kevin schofield, for the moment, _ fans of him either.ofield, for the moment, thank you very i fans of him either. kevin schofield, i for the moment, thank you very much for the moment, thank you very much forjoining us. of course, you are watching us on bbc news live from downing street. it has been a really busy morning in british politics here. the prime minister, rishi sunak, sacked his home secretary, suella braverman, earlier this morning. it was not a surprise. he has now replaced her with james cleverly, who was the former foreign secretary. a bit of political musical chairs. we saw the new home secretary, james cleverly, depart the black door behind me at downing street not too long ago. the real story that people are, i guess, pretty surprised by it was the arrival of former british prime minister, david cameron, who walked up the street here early this morning. it is widely thought that he will now replace james cleverly as the new foreign secretary. we are all bracing ourselves for him to leave the door behind us and announce

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huffington post uk, kevin schofield.writer rennie honerkamp. morning right randy. we're going to start with you. this is from the times, german mps calling for migrants to be processed first, where any where but germany, it seems probably in africa. >> and i think that's a really interesting headline that's tucked away on page 32 of the times. actually in business, because if you consider that suella and boris have been lambasted for this plan, lambasted for this rwanda plan, basically now germany are at breaking point. basically now germany are at breaking point . the biggest breaking point. the biggest political issue, political issue in discussion about in discussion now is about migration , which is crippling migration, which is crippling their country and they've now decided that the best way to deal probably to deal with it is probably to process migrants in africa . process migrants in africa. >> but presumably that's slightly different from the rwanda is to deport rwanda plan, which is to deport people they've ar

but first, kevin schofield. anger over david cameron's plans to unlock billions of pounds in foreign aid. well, they got rid of foreign aid. the daily mail leads with a prostate cancer breakthrough that breakthrough reported that thousands could be thousands of lives could be saved to a landmark new saved due to a landmark new screening process . screening process. >> as the times focuses on comments made by the health ombudsman who say the toxic puts people at risk . people at risk. >> and the telegraph has an interview with the chancellor, jeremy hunt , interview with the chancellor, jeremy hunt, in which he interview with the chancellor, jeremy hunt , in which he says jeremy hunt, in which he says the time at last has come for tax cuts . let's cut back now to tax cuts. let's cut back now to kev and cindy. cindy, shall we kick off? we haven't had a go at keir starmer yet today. shall we go into it? >> yes, we can. let's do that. but it's also quite a sympathetic story here in the times . starmer's fears for ti

is he kevin schofield, think?only people to handle it are the conservatives >> i mean, i always think that labour probably have to work that little bit harder to earn the public's trust when it comes to the economy. but i mean, the conservatives have done quite a lot to trash their own reputation over the last few years, not least during liz truss's short lived time in number 10. i mean, i think the devil was in the detail in the autumn statement yesterday . autumn statement yesterday. obviously, the chancellor wants to focus on the headline news of cutting national insurance and cutting national insurance and cutting business taxes. but cutting some business taxes. but overall, the tax burden is going to keep going up . and by the end to keep going up. and by the end of the decade, it will be at a post—war high. there'll be raking in an extra £44.6 billion a year by then. in in taxes and that's mainly because the frozen the income tax threshold. so more and more people are being dragged into paying higher rates o

we have political uk , political editor huffpost uk, kevin schofield, and the former special advisergove, charlie thank you very charlie rowley. thank you very much your time. heard much for your time. you heard what had to what christopher hope had to say. extraordinary, say. this quite extraordinary, this series of events has has rishi sunak stuck his foot in it massively ? how significant is massively? how significant is this diplomatic row? >> i think it's a i think it's a non—issue. i really do. i really do. i'm so sorry. >> peter left the country in a huff because of who cares ? huff because of who cares? >> who cares who is who is he? who is he? you know , nobody in who is he? you know, nobody in europe , greece, have got their europe, greece, have got their own problems when it comes to finances. will take no lectures from then on. no. we've got an economic sort of situation which is getting better. but france always to have their always seemed to have their issues. just we've all issues. i just think we've all lost marbles, frankly, lost our marbles, frankly, talking about t

let's go to the political editor of huffpost uk , political editor of huffpost uk, kevin schofield, withf this and kevin , you know, we can this and kevin, you know, we can we can report on this and talk about this, but we're also consumers as well. and i have to be honest and think about how and when and how often i use the high street and i was brought up in it and i used to, you know, very much be an active customer . very much be an active customer. now, i just think that particularly with parking, it's not worth the effort. and i tend to go to places that are out of town, which offer me parking facilities . and i think that the facilities. and i think that the tax rates that are imposed on local shops and things very, very difficult . and you can see very difficult. and you can see it happening all the time that a local store is then replaced by a national store. you know something like a mini tesco express or or, you know, some sort of opticians or whatever it happens to be. so the small trader is being pushed out. in short, what i'm saying to you is i don't think there's a future

lygo , who was involved in the lygo, who was involved in the phillip schofield scandal earlier thisdavina mccall, susanna reid and lorraine kelly, basically saying that nigel hill was going to be coming home on a dinghy. and he said that he didn't know sign language, but he does know the sign for nigel farage. he then commenced to make a lewd one finger gesture on his hand. i think you can probably guess what and probably guess what that is. and it's funny, it? you wonder it's funny, isn't it? you wonder why paid a why itv have paid nigel a rumoured £1.5 million to appear on. celeb if all they're on. i'm a celeb if all they're going to do take the mick out going to do is take the mick out of him, it follows, obviously, lorraine about lorraine kelly's comments about his earlier his body and his face earlier this which caused quite this week, which caused quite a stir. but in terms of nigel stint in the jungle, it's one week that in week today that he's been in there got to say he's there and you've got to say he's been a roaring if you been a roaring success. if you remember he went