chris fulton, lee clark, and steve ponder. >> greg: that is an amazing fact, and i love you for that,want to know how you know! [laughter and applause] oh! that makes this whole story worthwhile! >> todd: they make it about me eventually! it always seems to happen on this show! >> kat: but that was not a record question. how did you know that? >> tyrus: everybody remembers the women's names. no one remembers the guys' names. >> greg: how did you know? i need to know! [laughs] >> todd: tyrus, greg, and kat, morgan, i believe in being well-rounded and knowing all aspects of the entertainment industry. i need to know the competition in case one of these individuals, you know, applies to be the anchor on "fox & friends first." >> greg: so when it comes to research you would say you are pretty anal? [laughs] all right, we've got to move on. >> tyrus: no, no, stay here. [laughter] i allot my time to the explanation. >> greg: greatest segment ev ever. >> todd: everybody's yielding their time to you to beat up on me, and -- >> tyrus: you kind of put it out there. >> greg: you know, morgan, in

lee clark actually went from one to the other in the 19905.ng, it's the result that is important to managers want to talk about certain games and even losses and draws a blow up the positives from those games that is not the case this game it is a matter the results are all that matters and it gets stopped everywhere and in some areas where there was a hotel and minorities to get away from it a get away from the shop and restaurants and garage and to leave your car up the wherever you were the people talk about and did so i make sure you win the game and that's how intense it gets. lee clark, part of the football news show dedicated to the third round of the fa cup, available on iplayer soon. so while the match at the stadium of light will be bitter, at the emirates, two big hitters — arsenal take on liverpool, with the premier league—leaders starting a week of two important cup ties. the second is against fulham in the first leg of their efl cup semifinal. managerjurgen klopp insists neither game is bigger than the other, and if his side are

so lee corso was lee clark kirk. >> herb street with kirk. henry desmond howardherb ss , dk howard, samantha ponder with steve ponder. well, not only did you get a fake name, they also reassigned fak gender. someone get riley gaines on the or, as espn calls her, riley green green. >> the report notes that there was no evidence the on aire on-a talentir aware of this scam.d en and espn has returned the statues to the academy. we go to the espn talent now who at their statues return put the big question is did they doo this? well, the person involved in the espn emmy submission process said, quote, you have to remember that those personalities are so important and have an ego, which is a shame for tv personalities, a bad name, because not all ofba us have egosd. ry day s i don't come here to do this show every single day so i can win some fancy stats, too.e plus, it's not like i needed emmy. i already have a nobel peace priz ae and a mr. universe tropy . and mrs. universe, i wonwo that on my own as nba defensive player of thd e year. but seriou

so, to be clear, lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith have both resigned.e could more resignations there could be more resignations if more and more and more members of the government vote for these measures to harden up this rwanda bill with these these rebel amendments, we could see more resignations as we go on tonight . mps are voting right on tonight. mps are voting right now in the house commons on now in the house of commons on this vote. this key this key vote. this key amendment sir bill cash , seen amendment by sir bill cash, seen by many as the father of brexit, somebody who has campaigned for sovereignty parliament somebody who has campaigned for sov decades parliament somebody who has campaigned for sov decades . parliament somebody who has campaigned for sov decades . and parliament somebody who has campaigned for sov decades . and they’arliament somebody who has campaigned for sov decades . and they’arli.this1t for decades. and they see this measure to try and disapply elements of the european court of human rights rules as a way of human rig

i mean, we've seen today, lee anderson. go. brendan clarke—smith the go. go the right of the tory party. right wing of the tory party. you mark francois you know, mark francois lee, only the five only the leader of the five families them families marched them up the hill last time then back hill last time and then back down hill. it is all down the hill. it is all starting look little bit starting to look a little bit like all mouth and no trousers from of the tory from the right wing of the tory party, you think? yeah. party, do you think? yeah. >> i mean, firstly, i'd like to say how nice to see say how nice it is to see a woman who says that women should be at home in, out, at work, at 9:10 on weeknight. who has 9:10 on a weeknight. who has school age children at home? interesting there. interesting value system there. um, to your um, but going back to your actual i feel like if actual question, i feel like if i way involved in the i was in any way involved in the tory party, i would be so cross and i would to get and i would just want to get everybody

lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith say they've resigned in order to vote for amendments to toughenhe legislation, but stressed in a letter posted on social media that they're still loyal to the government. dozens of tory mps rebelled against mr sunak and voted for one of the amendments, which would explicitly say the government is not bound by international human rights laws with regards to the rwanda plan, but it still failed to pass. —— two amendments. the second would remove the ability of asylum seekers to block the removal from the uk through legal claims. both still failed to pass. voting is still taking place in a somewhat empty or house of commons chamber. mps have backed clause four of the rwanda bill, which deals with individuals�* circumstances. 330 mps voted in favour, 55 mps against it. they also voted to reject robert jenrick�*s amendment. the they also voted to reject robert jenrick's amendment.— they also voted to reject robert jenrick's amendment. the ayes to the ri . ht, jenrick's amendment. the ayes to the riht, 68. jenrick's amendment. the ayes to the right. 68.

lee anderson, brendan clarke—smith and jane stevenson.ehold names in many households, but lee anderson has built up something of a profile, both for outspoken remarks and making a lot of money as a host on gb news, alongside his dayjob. i don't think i would carry on in my role as deputy chairman of the conservative party, when i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work. but we needed it beefing up, we needed it strengthening over the next few days, and i can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. open your mouth. 0k. here comes the train. mr anderson and mr clarke—smith were both elected in 2019... cold. i'm not coming back to this pub for food. dodgy landlord. ..in places that had never, in modern times, previously sent a conservative mp to westminster. both champion day—to—day causes, as they did here, well talking about the price of baked beans. the ayes to the right, 68. the noes to the left, 529. among those ayes, saying yes to changing the government's

i mean, lee said . clarke—smith. i mean, lee said.ow, he's he's a man of principle. he said that he finds it hard to vote for something he doesn't believe in. will vote for it tonight or will he vote for it tonight or will he actually abstain? i mean, in a sense, he should vote against it, but i don't think they will because the last thing they will because the last thing they want to do is trigger an early general election because they to get, they know they're going to get, quite , uh, ousted. quite rightly, uh, ousted. >> i wrote about in the >> i wrote about this in the mail one of the things mail today. one of the things that if you that whips was saying, if you vote it, mate, there's vote against it, mate, there's a general election very soon. they'd rather have another nine months of getting paid months of their of getting paid and, uh, nine months. >> the thing about all of >> but the thing about all of this is the whole thing is a complete dead cat, red herring. because even if it does all go through, then the reality is it's

we have seen the resignations of both lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith, two deputy chairmen of thearty and later tonight, the resignation of jane stevenson , a of jane stevenson, a parliamentary private secretary to kemi badenoch. so food for thought overnight for government whips and for mr sunak and his team as we go into a key day tomorrow, when more amendments are voted on. but crucially , if are voted on. but crucially, if the bill remains unamended , the bill remains unamended, there will be a third reading tomorrow night and that vote could be lost unless whips and the pm, maybe himself personally, can persuade some of those 60 or so tory mps not to vote the bill down on wednesday night, christopher hope. >> well, one of those men who resigned tonight, the former tory party deputy chair, lee anderson , told gb news that anderson, told gb news that rwanda bill could still work. >> it can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. look, you know, at the end of the day, small boats are coming. they'll keep coming. i to see a situation where i want to see

resigned to opposing the government — lee anderson, brendan clarke—smith and jane stevenson.eholds, but lee anderson has built up something of a profile, both for outspoken remarks and making a lot of money as a host on gb news, alongside his dayjob. i don't think i would carry on in my role as deputy chairman of the conservative party, when i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work. but we needed it beefing up, we needed it strengthening over the next few days, and i can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. open your mouth. 0k. here comes the train. mr anderson and mr clarke—smith were both elected in 2019... cold. i'm not coming back to this pub for food. dodgy landlord. ..in places that had never, in modern times, previously sent a conservative mp to westminster. both champion day—to—day causes, as they did here, well talking about the price of baked beans. the ayes to the right, 68. the noes to the left, 529. among those ayes, saying yes to changing the government's rwanda plan, those who r

anderson and brendan clark smith who are deputy chairman of the party, they are saying they will votehese rebel amendments but they won't get them past because they need the labour party on their side and that won't happen, all we can hearfrom number ten is they and that won't happen, all we can hear from number ten is they are and that won't happen, all we can hearfrom number ten is they are not willing to amend the bill, but then there is a potential threat from the left, from robert buckland, there is a lot of chat tonight that the labour party could vote with robert buckland on the basis they would see his amendments as wrecking amendments and if the opposition defeat the government on a piece of primary legislation, then at that point the leader of the opposition would call a no confidence vote which he would win but it would be damaging, the point is will many members of the left of the party go with robert buckland if it looks like it could be that sort of trouble? the point of putting his amendments up is saying look what we can do. if he is not accepting them on the right the

lee anderson and brendan show. lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith who voting . clarke—smith who are voting. for the rwanda amendments. will they now have to resign live on air? i will put that to them next. ready to get lively ? on my panel ready to get lively? on my panel is columnist carole malone. we've got the other outspoken benjamin butterworth and former brexit party mep belinda de lucy. ready, britain ? lucy. are you ready, britain? here we go . here we go. grooming gangs have got away with murder for too long. i tackle that right after lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith join me to explain why they are . voting for the why they are. voting for the rwanda amendments. i will see you for a jam packed two hours after this. good evening . after this. good evening. >> the top stories tonight. a new report into the rochdale grooming scandal has found girls were left at the mercy of paedophiles due to failings by senior police and council leaders in greater manchester. the report highlights years of widespread organised sexual abuse of hundreds of children. i

the now former deputy chairmen of the conservative party, lee anderson and brendan clark—smith, and janephenson, who had been a pps, or ministerial assistant. i don't think i could carry on in my role as deputy chairman of the conservative party when i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work. but we needed it beefing up. we needed it strengthening over the next few days. and i can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. the bill aims to send some people who arrive in the uk illegally to rwanda. their asylum case would be heard there and, if successful, that's where they'd stay. the policy was first announced by borisjohnson nearly two years ago. two months later, the first deportation flight was cancelled minutes before take—off, after the european court of human rights intervened. it then went through several legal challenges and, in november last year, the supreme court ruled the policy as it stood then to be unlawful. so now the government's put together a new bill that declares rwanda to be a safe country

we have seen the resignations of both lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith, two deputy chairmen of thery party and later tonight, the resignation of jane stevenson , a of jane stevenson, a parliamentary private secretary to kemi badenoch. so food for thought overnight for government whips and for mr sunak and his team as we go into a key day tomorrow, when more amendments are voted on. but crucially , if are voted on. but crucially, if the bill remains unamended , the bill remains unamended, there will be a third reading tomorrow night and that vote could be lost unless whips and the pm, maybe himself personally, can persuade some of those 60 or so tory mps not to vote the bill down on wednesday night, christopher hope. >> well, one of those men who resigned tonight, the former tory party deputy chair, lee anderson , told gb news that anderson, told gb news that rwanda bill could still work. >> it can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. look, you know, at the end of the day, small boats are coming. they'll keep coming. i to see a situation where i want to

we have seen the resignations of both lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith, two deputy chairmen of theory party and later tonight, the resignation of jane stevenson, a parliamentary private secretary to kemi badenoch . so food for to kemi badenoch. so food for thought overnight for government whips and for mr sunak and his team as we go into a key day tomorrow when more amendments are voted on. but crucially, if the bill remains unamended , the bill remains unamended, there will be a third reading tomorrow night and that vote could be lost unless whips and the pm maybe himself personally , the pm maybe himself personally, can persuade some of those 60 or so tory mps not to vote the bill down on wednesday night. full coverage of that vote tomorrow. >> right here gb news now , also >> right here gb news now, also today in the post office scandal , a fujitsu boss accused the post office of knowing about bugs and errors in the horizon it system. the business and trade committee heard from key figures involved in the post office scandal, including a fujitsu executive called paul patterson .

um, clarke—smith. and lee anderson. what they want to do is prevent any individual appeals.the decision is to deport someone, that's it. no appeals. they've got a point , haven't they? got a point, haven't they? because lawyers like you with all respect, are often aren't you bringing in bogue , bringing you bringing in bogue, bringing in appeals automatically to delay the entire process ? delay the entire process? >> well, let me put you. >> well, let me put you. >> it's not possible the process to put a general ban on every single individual case is not lawful. not so long as while we're in the refugee convention, you'll remember that the bill. what it says is that, generally speaking, rwanda safe. that having been said , you've got to having been said, you've got to consider individual circumstances , compelling circumstances, compelling reasons, compassionate reasons for an individual. for example , for an individual. for example, someone could have a mental illness and they may well impact on their safety in rwanda, despite the fact the government saying that it's safe n

so, to be clear, lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith have both resigned.overnment vote for these measures to

clarke smith have quit in order to rebel against rishi sunaks rwanda bill. post office's faulty it system, admit they do have a moral obligation to pay compensation. good evening. since the first indictment was issued in new york last year, donald trump's campaign has been the preverbial snowball, rolling downhill, getting bigger, gathering momentum, seemingly unstoppable. last night, it rolled into the frozen tundra of iowa

so this anderson brendan this is lee anderson brendan clarke—smith. going to clarke—smith. bill. i put it to them directly at the start of this show. if the amendments fall , do show. if the amendments fall, do they then vote against rishi sunak bill? do they resign? are they bothered if they get sacked? they didn't seem to be bothered. if they got sacked, they they were going they didn't say they were going to they also, to resign, but they also, crucially were crucially didn't say they were actually against actually going to vote against the rwanda bill. >> tories the rwanda bill. >> well, principal tories are as rare these days. rare as hen's teeth these days. so to stand up rare as hen's teeth these days. so be to stand up rare as hen's teeth these days. so be principled to stand up rare as hen's teeth these days. so be principled toriesand up rare as hen's teeth these days. so be principled tories andrp and be principled tories and actually put their vote behind something or something they either like or remove they don't like remove it, if they don't like it, putting

lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith had just resigned.air of the group calling itself the new conservatives, on the right of the party. mr kruger gave me his reaction. well, i pay tribute to brendan and lee. they've given up good jobs and they were doing really good work for the party. and it's a sad day when the party has to part company with them in this way. i hope they'll be back, because we all want the same thing, which is a policy that succeeds in stopping illegal migration. and lee and brendan i think have made an important stand today, as have all of us who've broken the party whip. none of us enjoy doing that. but really this matters so much that we get this policy right. we support what the government is trying to do. we think they need to tighten the policy further. i want to put to you that the voting for the amendments today, against the party whip, plus the two resignations of deputy chairmen, i mean, that isjust a blatant act of disloyalty to your prime minister, isn't it? well, i mean, breaking the whip is a hard thing to

lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith are among more than 60 tory mps who are backing moves to toughene flagship migration policy, rebelling mps fear courts will be overwhelmed with appeals from asylum seekers earmarked to be deported, although the prime minister promises to allocate over 100 judges to these cases , over 100 judges to these cases, lee anderson says the bill needs to be fine tuned . to be fine tuned. >> we just feel that there's a few areas in the bill that could be strengthened to make sure that it's watertight . and let's that it's watertight. and let's not forget, we're less than a year away from a general election now, and the last thing i want over there is a labour lot coming in and repealing the rwanda scheme. and opening the borders to 100,000 odd illegal migrants here, which they will do if they sign up to any eu sort of deal. so this is not about us rebelling. it's about us you know what the us saying, you know what the bill most of is satisfactory. bill most of it is satisfactory. you need to beef up you just need to beef it up a little bit . little bit. >> a

anderson and brendan clarke—smith, a flash of indiscipline, if you like, an element of public mutinyer, but how many of them would actually be willing to vote down the plan as opposed to just endorsing changes to it? i suspect that number could be considerably smaller. and the government remains relatively confident. but here is a twist. tonight, tory mps were addressed by a guy who is the party election strategist, and he told them, let me be clear, divided parties fail and it�*s time to get serious. what could he possibly be talking about? we will get a sense in the next couple of days ofjust how divided they are. vulnerable young girls were left at the mercy of grooming gangs in greater manchester for years because police and council officials ignored the warnings. that�*s according to the latest of a series of reviews into the failings — this one focuses on cases in rochdale during one decade. the police and council officials have apologised. but the report says 96 men are still deemed a potential risk to children. danny savage reports. rochdale — a town with the wrong sort of re

lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith resigned as deputy party chairmen, saying they couldn't vote forson quit as a ministerial aide. she now says she'll vote with the government today. other potential rebels are wavering, too. i have said very clearly, if the bill remains unamended, i will at the bare minimum abstain as i did on the second reading. i still leave voting against on the table as an option but i will want to do that collectively with colleagues if there are enough colleagues who believe that is the right thing to do. that "if" is the question — how divided will the conservative party look after today? will mr sunak get any flights to rwanda off the ground? and will that really stop the boats? damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster. live now to our deputy political editor, vicki young. if this bill does successfully get past the night, what does that do to rishi sunak�*s position politically? he will be delighted if it does go through. he has made it a priority to stop the boats and he thinks this is the way to do it. if it passes its third reading, that is the final hu

the now former deputy chairmen of the conservative party, lee anderson and brendan clark—smith, and janeenson, who had been a pps, or ministerial assistant. i don't think i could carry on in my role as deputy chairman of the conservative party when i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work. but we needed it beefing up. we needed it strengthening over the next few days. and i can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. the bill aims to send some people who arrive in the uk illegally to rwanda. their asylum case would be heard there and, if successful, that's where they'd stay. the policy was first announced by borisjohnson nearly two years ago. two months later, the first deportation flight was cancelled minutes before take—off, after the european court of human rights intervened. it then went through several legal challenges and, in november last year, the supreme court ruled the policy as it stood then to be unlawful. so now the government's put together a new bill that declares rwanda to be a safe country.

the now former deputy chairmen of the conservative party, lee anderson and brendan clark—smith, and janey chairman of the conservative party when i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work.

the now former deputy chairmen of the conservative party, lee anderson and brendan clark—smith, and janean of the conservative party when i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work. but we needed it beefing up. we needed it strengthening over the next few days.

have to break away from lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith. be back , but have cover that back, but we have to cover that huge news broke just over huge news that broke just over an ago . and that's the an hour ago. and that's the princess wales being princess of wales is being treated hospital after treated in hospital after undergoing successful abdominal surgery. let's speak now to gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, who's outside the london clinic. cameron. dramatic news breaking in the last hour. what's the latest? what >> yeah, it certainly is. and the fact that we're told that she's the princess of wales is going to be spending between 10 and 14 days in hospital following that successful abdominal surgery. it suggests that the seriousness of the princess's condition. but i must stress, of course, the kensington palace have said that that the surgery was successful , that the surgery was successful, full from my understanding , it full from my understanding, it is not to do with the princess of wales having anything cancerous to

lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith resigned as deputy party chairmen, saying they couldn't vote forministerial aide. she now says she'll vote with the government today. other potential rebels are wavering, too. i have said very clearly, if the bill remains unamended, i will at the bare minimum abstain as i did on the second reading. i still leave voting against on the table as an option but i will want to do that collectively with colleagues if there are enough colleagues who believe that is the right thing to do. that "if" is the question — how divided will the conservative party look after today? will mr sunak get any flights to rwanda off the ground? and will that really stop the boats? damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster. let's go live now to our deputy political editor, vicki young. downing street has said it is confident the rwanda bill will pass today. how likely does that seem at the moment? tt today. how likely does that seem at the moment?— today. how likely does that seem at the moment? ., , , ., ~ , the moment? it does seem more likely than yesterday- — the moment?

uh, you lost lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith smith last night, so chris has been in touch to askn for you. who will rishi sunak replace lee anderson and brendan clarke smith with both new mps from the red wall. very different seats to the one that you represent in louis. um, when are we going to see those appointments and who should it be? >> well, i mean, obviously it's not my a place to tell the prime minister who to appoint, but i think we have got some real talent. we saw dean russell there asking a very important question pmqs health. question on pmqs his own health. yeah. very popular yeah. and he's a very popular guy.so yeah. and he's a very popular guy. so to try and unite, uh, colleagues on all sides of the debate, russell someone debate, dean russell is someone who who has who could, you know, who has that got justin that potential, got justin tomlinson amazing campaigner, tomlinson an amazing campaigner, got dehenna davison . you know got dehenna davison. you know who i think you know, she's not standing she time standing again. so she has time to be able to do, you kn

anderson and brendan clarke—smith. ready to challenge the prime minister by backing amendments they say would toughen up the legislation and make it harderfor migrants to appeal against deportation. our political correspondent iain watson is at westminster. iain, how much of a challenge is rishi sunakfacing from some of his own mps? quite a significant challenge, actually. the conservative divisions will be laid bare in the house of commons later today because it is expected two proposed changes, two amendments from tory rebels will be voted on in the early evening. one of those is designed to say the government can simply ignore international law and anything that comes out of the european court of human rights when it comes to deportations to rwanda. the other would severely limit individual legal challenges against deportation. around 60 conservative mps are backing each of these amendments, including the former prime minister, liz truss. that said, the opposition party will obviously not be backing these amendments

clarke smith have quit in order to rebel against rishi sunaks rwanda bill.ujistsu, the company behind the post office's faulty it system, admit they do have a moral obligation to pay compensation. good evening. since the first indictment was issued in new york last year, donald trump's campaign has been the preverbial snowball, rolling downhill, getting bigger, gathering momentum, seemingly unstoppable. last night, it rolled into the frozen tundra of iowa and crushed the opposition. it was a historic night for the former president. he took 51% of the vote. and on the evidence of this result, the gop is entirely his party. it poses huge questions for his two remaining opponents — the florida governor, ron desantis, who came second, ahead of the former south carolina governor, nikki haley. but right now, it's not a race for second — it is a race for relevancy. trump's rebound is all the more stunning for this reason. he faces a multitude of charges and allegations, he could even be convicted before he takes office. and on leaving iowa this morning, he went str

lee anderson and brendan show. lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith who voting .to resign live on air? i will put that to them next. ready to get lively ? on my panel ready to get lively? on my panel is columnist carole malone. we've got the other outspoken benjamin butterworth and former brexit party mep belinda de lucy. ready, britain ? lucy. are you ready, britain? here we go . here we go. grooming gangs have got away with murder for too long. i tackle that right after lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith join me to explain why they are . voting for the why they are. voting for the rwanda amendments. i will see you for a jam packed two hours after this. good evening . after this. good evening. >> the top stories tonight. a new report into the rochdale grooming scandal has found girls were left at the mercy of paedophiles due to failings by senior police and council leaders in greater manchester. the report highlights years of widespread organised sexual abuse of hundreds of children. it also found a reluctance among victims to make formal complaints was often

lee anderson and brendan clarke smith have quit as deputy chairmen of the conservative party, and janemps that have rebelled over rishi sunak�*s rwanda bill. that's the british government plan to fastrack the removal of illegal migrants who arrive by boat. mr clarke—smith and mr anderson, both red wall mps, were elected in borisjohnson's 2019 landslide and they have left their positions to support amendments to that bill which were put forward today. in a joint resignation letter, they said in the house of commons tonight, the immigration minister said the bill as it stands is as good as it gets. our rwanda bill is tougher, tighter, it goes further. we have a plan to stop the boats, i invite honourable members to back it. some views on that, we knew of the dissatisfaction with what was contained in it rishi sunak�*s roi nebula, some of decided to go but how many others might resign tonight? we how many others might resign toniaht? ~ ., ., , . how many others might resign toni ht? . ., ., , . ., , tonight? we are not expecting any more resignations _ tonight? we are not expecting any mo

lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith say they've resigned in order to vote for amendments to tougheny say the government is not bound by international human rights laws with regards to the rwanda plan, but it still failed to pass. —— two amendments. the second would remove the ability of asylum seekers to block the removal from the uk

brendan clark smit and lee anderson, we don't know what's going to happen to them.gned up, onlya handful know of all the mp5 that have signed up, only a handful — simon clarke, robertjenrick, sue other braverman —— is to allow, said they would be prepare to vote against the bill itself —— is ella braverman. in a room not so far from here, itself —— is ella braverman. in a room not so farfrom here, one my colleagues is hovering to see if she can hear what's being discussed. as to be clear, we'll get votes on the amendment tonight, but the bill vote what self will come until tomorrow. labour likely to vote with the government. the government won't lose tonight the key votes. the situation as you can see and hear, very fluid at westminster. the real challenge. thanks, alex, for taking us through all of that. you're watching bbc news. venice has launched an online booking platform for tourists to buy a day pass. the scheme aims to limit excessive visitor numbers to the famed italian city on peak days. the pass costs five euros and will be needed for access to the old ci

got lee anderson with you right now .. we haven't got now. no no. okay. we haven't got him yet . well, we're going to him yet. well, we're going to get lee anderson, i promise you. uh, but as you can see, the situation is moving very, very fast.i situation is moving very, very fast. i have to say one observation. i've got given where the current conservative party are, given the people that voted for them back in 2019 and their majority is if we had open caucus was in the united kingdom , i promise you, the conservative party's leadership would not be rishi sunak , would not be rishi sunak, because what happened here in iowa last night was actually the grassroots telling , the grassroots telling, the establishment, telling the establishment, telling the establishment republicans, no, we don't want your choices . we we don't want your choices. we want trump. i wish we had the same situation. we would not be in this mess. now. chris, do you have lee anderson now ? have lee anderson now? >> nigel farage jarang with lee ander

. >> meanwhile, two tory deputy chairman that's lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith quit to go againstovernment last against the government in last night's vote. >> well, if rishi sunak fails later could that trigger later today, could that trigger a in prime a no confidence in the prime minister? bring minister? let's bring in political commentator peter spence the latest all of spence for the latest in all of this. of bloody nose for this. a bit of a bloody nose for the prime minister. but could this also be existential for him? >> well, indeed. talk about the peasants are revolting in this case, they really have. they do potentially risk blowing him right out of the water. it would only take half of the number who voted against him last night to actually completely ditch this particular piece of legislation , particular piece of legislation, which has been described and is endlessly described as a flagship piece of legislation . flagship piece of legislation. most certainly rishi sunak has bet the farm on it and he does now run the risk of actually finding that he loses the bill and

the now former deputy chairmen of the conservative party, lee anderson and brendan clark—smith, and janen, who had been a pps, or ministerial assistant. i don't think i could carry on in my role as deputy chairman of the conservative party when i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work. but we needed it beefing up. we needed it strengthening over the next few days. and i can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. the bill aims to send some people who arrive in the uk illegally to rwanda. their asylum case would be heard there and, if successful, that's where they'd stay. the policy was first announced by borisjohnson nearly two years ago. two months later, the first deportation flight was cancelled minutes before take—off, after the european court of human rights intervened. it then went through several legal challenges and, in november last year, the supreme court ruled the policy as it stood then to be unlawful. so now the government's put together a new bill that declares rwanda to be a safe country. refu

anderson chairman, that is lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith, have announced that they would also the rebel amendments . vote for the rebel amendments. >> so brendan and i both agree with pretty much 90% of this rwanda bill. we just feel that there's a few areas in the bill that could be strengthened to make sure that it's watertight, and let's not forget, we're less than a year away from a general election now. last thing election now. and the last thing i over there is a labour i want over there is a labour lock and repealing the lock coming in and repealing the rwanda scheme and opening the borders to 100,000 odd illegal migrants here, which they will do if they sign up to any eu sort of deal. so this is not about us rebelling. it's about us saying, you know what the bill most of it is satisfactory. you just need to beef it up a little bit to close all the loopholes and make sure that people can't come over here and break our country and use break into our country and use use spurious claims to get off the this is incredibly the aukus. this is incredibly important why you see i

anderson and brendan clarke—smith as deputy chairman of the party.e success in getting the bill through, the conservatives seem to have given up any illusion of unity, with one prominent backbencher , dame andrea jenkyns backbencher, dame andrea jenkyns , suggesting that potentially in excess of 29 letters have been submitted for the removal of rishi sunak as leader. here she is talking to me on the show last night to act. >> mark. um, i mean , i think >> mark. um, i mean, i think this is the last chance saloon . this is the last chance saloon. now let's get rid of rishi. let's get somebody who has got balls of steel who will actually be prepared to come out of the european court of human rights. that's what we need. somebody who's strong like that. think who's strong like that. i think unfortunately , rishi is a gift unfortunately, rishi is a gift to labour at the moment. so it's which lesser the two evils which is lesser of the two evils really, even though won that really, even though he won that vote night , really, even though he won that vote n

lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith have have resigned and i believe, um, and the key number is 3232ories don't vote against this bill. it won't go through. >> but they've been trying to put through amendments to make legal challenges more difficult. so when asylum seekers i mean we say asylum seekers , really say asylum seekers, really they're just guys who want to come here, uh, when they arrive , come here, uh, when they arrive, they can just do endless taxpayer funded , uh, challenges taxpayer funded, uh, challenges against being deported or against being deported or against their asylum case being rejected. >> so, you know , there's no way >> so, you know, there's no way of stopping them. the system is totally broken. um, and there's apparently a whole bunch of moderate conservative mps who don't want these amendments to go through. they want people to be able to make infinite legal challenges against their asylum, uh, being refused . i mean, who uh, being refused. i mean, who are these conservative moderates? how can you be if you're a if you're why do you join the labour party

anderson and brendan clarke—smith as deputy chairman of the party.imate success in getting the bill through, the conservatives seem to have given up any illusion of unity, with one prominent backbencher , dame andrea jenkyns backbencher, dame andrea jenkyns , suggesting that potentially in excess of 29 letters have been submitted for the removal of rishi sunak as leader. here she is talking to me on the show last night to act. >> mark. um, i mean , i think >> mark. um, i mean, i think this is the last chance saloon . this is the last chance saloon. now let's get rid of rishi. let's get somebody who has got balls of steel who will actually be prepared to come out of the european court of human rights. that's what we need. somebody who's strong like that. think who's strong like that. i think unfortunately , rishi is a gift unfortunately, rishi is a gift to labour at the moment. so it's which lesser the two evils which is lesser of the two evils really, even though won that really, even though he won that vote night , really, even though he won that vo

, and lee anderson.course, a colleague at gb news, resigning in protest. his reminder of what lee anderson told me yesterday in westminster hall. he done this for lee anderson rather than the party. >> christopher, don't be ridiculous . >> christopher, don't be ridiculous. i've >> christopher, don't be ridiculous . i've not done it for ridiculous. i've not done it for lee anderson. i've done it for the residents of ashfield. 55.5% of the residents in ashfield when asked by a telegraph poll, said they want to see the immediate deportation or removal of illegal migrants have done it for them, not for lee anderson . for them, not for lee anderson. >> he didn't like that question, did he.7 viewers >> he didn't like that question, did he? viewers now, bill did he? viewers now, sir bill cash's intended to cash's amendment intended to disapply international law in the case of rwanda , deportations the case of rwanda, deportations with many backbenchers claiming the government's bill as it stands, simply isn't s

, and lee anderson.se, a colleague at gb news, resigning in protest. his reminder of what lee anderson told me yesterday in westminster hall. he done this for lee anderson rather than the party. >> christopher, don't be ridiculous . >> christopher, don't be ridiculous. i've >> christopher, don't be ridiculous . i've not done it for ridiculous. i've not done it for lee anderson. i've done it for the residents of ashfield. 55.5% of the residents in ashfield when asked by a telegraph poll, said they want to see the immediate deportation or removal of illegal migrants have done it for them, not for lee anderson . for them, not for lee anderson. >> he didn't like that question, did he.7 viewers >> he didn't like that question, did he? viewers now, bill did he? viewers now, sir bill cash's intended to cash's amendment intended to disapply international law in the case of rwanda , deportations the case of rwanda, deportations with many backbenchers claiming the government's bill as it stands, simply isn't stron

i mean, lee lee at least had the bottle to abstain his big mate brendan clarke—smith, stood to clarke—smithas voted for it. >> and exploding patrick christys is asking the studio, lee anderson, how on earth did brendan clarke—smith vote for this bill after after rebelling and resigning as a deputy chairman last night? >> i mean, i mean, patrick's a great guy . >> i mean, i mean, patrick's a great guy. he's a very sensible quy- great guy. he's a very sensible guy. but at this moment he's not being very sensible. i'm not brendan clarke—smith. i can't answer. you're a very close friend his. give ring. friend of his. give him a ring. you've got number. him you've got his number. ask him yourself being silly . yourself and stop being silly. >> it right there. >> you've heard it right there. you've told by for you've been told by the mp for ashfield, patrick christys. stop stop being silly. stop being so silly. >> so silly. never. >> stop being so silly. never. i've a career out of it, i've made a career out of it, all right? we should all right? and, uh, we should all right? and, uh, we should a

i mean, lee lee at least had the bottle to abstain his big mate brendan clarke—smith, stood to clarke—smithhim, has voted for it. >> and exploding patrick christys is asking the studio, lee anderson, how on earth did brendan clarke—smith vote for this bill after after rebelling and resigning as a deputy chairman last night? >> i mean, i mean, patrick's a great guy . >> i mean, i mean, patrick's a great guy. he's a very sensible quy- great guy. he's a very sensible guy. but at this moment he's not being very sensible. i'm not brendan clarke—smith. i can't answer. you're a very close friend his. give ring. friend of his. give him a ring. you've got number. him you've got his number. ask him yourself being silly . yourself and stop being silly. >> it right there. >> you've heard it right there. you've told by for you've been told by the mp for ashfield, patrick christys. stop stop being silly. stop being so silly. >> 50 stop being so silly. >> so silly. never. >> stop being so silly. never. i've a career out of it, i've made a career out of it, all right? we should all right? and, uh, we shoul

addison and brendan clark smith.tting more than his two closest rivals — ron desantis and nikki haley — put together. i really think this is time now for everybody, our country to come together. whether it is republican or democrat, liberal or conservative, it would be so nice if we could come together and straighten out the world and straighten out the problems. washington correspondent gary o'donoghue says it's a significant win for the former president. there is no doubt this is a thumping great victory for donald trump. people do not win in these elections by these margins and certainly not in the iowa caucus so this confirms his domination of the race and the highly likely prospect he will be the republican candidate. even after one contest. for ron desantis and nikki haley, they could be split by a couple of percentage points. there is some value coming second and third but they are so close together it means both will hang in for a little while but this moves on and next week we go to new hampshire, new englan