Colin Brazier: Last News

Sky News colleague Colin Brazier over his stance on plans outlined by the Prime Minister to tackle illegal Channel crossings. Colin had responded to football pundit Gary Neville’s take on Boris Johnson’s decision to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.Gary had taken to Twitter to express his outrage, writing: “We’re sending people who try to seek a safe life here in the UK to Rwanda?“Is that what we’re doing? Lower than low we are at the top!”Colin quote-tweeted Gary’s post, claiming that Rwanda was a “peaceful, stable and relatively prosperous” country.He typed: “Rwanda is now a peaceful, stable and relatively prosperous nation.“If someone is in fear for their life - and seeking a safe haven from persecution - what’s wrong with Rwanda?”In response, Adam hit out at Colin: “Off you go!”Other Twitter users joined in on the conversation, which divided opinions on whether migrants should be sent to the African nation.Viewsfromleft typed: “There’s nothing stopping them from seeking asylum in Rwanda Colin.“You’re referring to those seeking asylum in UK.“The U.K.

Colin Brazier, 53, has hit out at Prince Harry, 36, after it was revealed that he will be releasing another Apple TV show with Oprah Winfrey at the end of the week.The GB News host questioned if the Duke is “overdoing” it in his self-examination journey, as he compared the royal’s behaviour to a quote from the Greek philosopher Plato.Colin shared an article referencing Prince Harry’s The Me You Can’t See documentary follow-up and typed: “Plato said the unexamined life is not worth living. But you can overdo the self-examination maybe.”In response, his followers shared their opinions on the Duke’s latest TV offering.One said: “I have to admit I feel very sorry for Harry, I don't know why, given what he's putting his family through.