now we start with our suella exclusive interview with suella braverman . interview with suella bravermanormer home secretary has got a stark warning for rishi sunak. she told the prime minister that the crucial rwanda bill fundamentally bill is, quote, fundamentally flawed and she'll vote against it if he doesn't toughen it up. >> well, bradman was speaking to our political editor, christopher hoban. >> he joins me now in the studio. >> chris, a withering interview fully on fighting terms and a big week ahead . this looks spiky big week ahead. this looks spiky for rishi. >> yeah, a reminder of where we are so far. the rwanda plan, of course , was pushed through by course, was pushed through by rishi sunak before christmas, with 29 tory mps abstain . with 29 tory mps abstain. nothing more than that. the promise, then, was if you can make it stronger, change it, make it stronger, change it, make it stronger, change it, make it better, we'll listen to you over christmas. well, on monday the pm said he's looking for bright ideas if it's to improve the bill required , improve the bill if requ

you know, suella is now a backbenchen know, suella is now a backbencher.en a position. saying. she's taken a position. she's on that she's been very strong on that position even as position all the way. even as home secretary. but i think the prime minister has a clear objective. he a very narrow objective. he has a very narrow pathway getting bill pathway of getting this bill through and i don't think the ex—home secretary is helping him here. now, if she wants the outcome, which is a better way of stopping these boats. this is the bill going to do it. the bill that's going to do it. so, so, so, so she should be supporting the bill. will be supporting the bill. i will be supporting the bill. i will be supporting bill because supporting the bill because i want see less people drowning want to see less people drowning in the english channel. i want to see less of those people smugglers making money off the backs people's desperate backs of people's desperate situation. bill helps to situation. and the bill helps to do that. so let's support the bill. as a c

but in a, in a serious note i think we're in danger if we go along with what suella suella bravermant of play culture war politics with the serious issue of immigration and trying to make out like she is, fervently isn't fervently believes this isn't part a culture war thing. part of a culture war thing. >> aaron is a as a >> actually, aaron is a as a cabbie, it'd be interesting to know what's the of know what's what's the sort of vibe, you get vibe, what's the feel you get from you speak to? from people you speak to? >> um , that people always have, >> um, that people always have, like different opinions. we try to, as a trade. i think they try to, as a trade. i think they try to enlighten us with their views of passengers, and we pick up loads of people from parliament and all that . yeah. during and all that. yeah. during a working period. but it's like we try to believe it or not, cab drivers try to sort of steer clear, excuse the pun those clear, excuse the pun of those types , because types of conversations, because no matter what, we have a reputation for ourselves a little bi

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is suella well as a politician.that the current rwanda legislation is dead on arrival? yes >> of course. >> of course. >> uh, the bill itself contains a clause which gives anybody who is affected by it the right to appeal against decisions about their refugee status so that will immediately lead to everybody , because there are everybody, because there are loads of lawyers who are rubbing their hands with glee at the legal aid implications . and the legal aid implications. and the cost of this bill to, to, to bnng cost of this bill to, to, to bring about appeals. the courts are clogged anyway. there'll be even more clogged after this bill goes through. if it does, sunak himself must know that the whole thing is a dead duck. sunak himself must know that the whole thing is a dead duck . and whole thing is a dead duck. and it's not just a dead duck, it's a dead cat. distraction from the real issue here, which is that sunak is, according to a spokesman from number 10, a few days ago , allergic to getting days ago, aller

about in the past, including suella think you suella braverman.ough not feel that although she's not perfect, what a lot of perfect, she says what a lot of people are thinking. she could be the joker in the pack for the tories, i so, and i think tories, i think so, and i think i that lot of i appreciate that a lot of people kemi badenoch, and people like kemi badenoch, and i do she's real do think she's shown real promise as secretary of state for business and trade, but i think that suella is think that actually suella is the choice. the more obvious choice. >> feel that. >> and you feel that. >> and you feel that. >> you feel that now's the >> you feel that now's not the time for kemi, that it's premature. >> yes, a little bit. i think maybe in 5 or 10 years time she'd perfect candidate. she'd be the perfect candidate. but just yet. but not just yet. >> much further do the right >> how much further do the right to the right do you to go? to the right do you need to go? i suella braverman for i mean, suella braverman for heaven's sake, right. hea

is suella well as a politician.t that the current rwanda legislation is dead on arrival? yes >> of course. >> of course. >> uh, the bill itself contains a clause which gives anybody who is affected by it the right to appeal against decisions about their refugee status so that will immediately lead to everybody , because there are everybody, because there are loads of lawyers who are rubbing their hands with glee at the legal aid implications . and the legal aid implications. and the cost of this bill to, to, to bnng cost of this bill to, to, to bring about appeals. the courts are clogged anyway. there'll be even more clogged after this bill goes through. if it does, sunak himself must know that the whole thing is a dead duck. sunak himself must know that the whole thing is a dead duck . and whole thing is a dead duck. and it's not just a dead duck, it's a dead cat. distraction from the real issue here, which is that sunak is, according to a spokesman from number 10, a few days ago , allergic to getting days ago, all

about in the past, including suella think you suella braverman.ou feel although not feel that although she's not perfect, what a lot of perfect, she says what a lot of people are thinking. she could be the joker in the pack for the tories, i so, and i think tories, i think so, and i think i that lot of i appreciate that a lot of people kemi badenoch, and people like kemi badenoch, and i do she's real do think she's shown real promise as secretary of state for business and trade, but i think that suella is think that actually suella is the choice. the more obvious choice. >> feel that. >> and you feel that. >> and you feel that. >> you feel that now's the >> you feel that now's not the time for kemi, that it's premature. >> yes, a little bit. i think maybe in 5 or 10 years time she'd perfect candidate. she'd be the perfect candidate. but just yet. but not just yet. >> much further do the right >> how much further do the right to the right do you to go? to the right do you need to go? i suella braverman for i mean, suella braverman for heaven's sake

well i would look suella not? braverman and i think she has been brave in the country. is she? >> well remember maggie thatcher wasn't popular. i think she wasn't very popular. i think she says gutsy things. says a lot of gutsy things. >> the next thatcher. >> suella the next thatcher. i mean, people in mean, actually people today in the have kemi as the papers have cited kemi as being next thatcher. she's being the next thatcher. she's very ideologically. very clear ideologically. >> , you know, >> she, she, you know, she's black white. makes some, black and white. she makes some, you tough decisions. you know, tough decisions. cammy, which do and cammy, which i do admire. and there is characteristic there is that characteristic isn't so marmite but isn't suella just so marmite but uh, to some extent as again as thatcher was, but i mean also jacob priti patel, thatcher was, but i mean also jacob priti patel , you thatcher was, but i mean also jacob priti patel, you know, there's a number of. yes jacob rees—mogg.

chris says the only way i'm going to vote conservative if suella takes conservative is if suella takesthink there's a lot of people thinking the same way. honest, i think there's a lot of peoplmoving1g the same way. honest, i think there's a lot of peoplmoving on, he same way. honest, i think there's a lot of peoplmoving on, thisame way. honest, i think there's a lot of peoplmoving on, this is e way. honest, i think there's a lot of peoplmoving on, this is patrick well, moving on, this is patrick christys tonight on gb news and i'm leo carson. this week, the advertiser standards authority banned a calvin klein advert after receiving two. yes, just a mere two complaints from the pubuc mere two complaints from the public that it was overly sexualised and objectified. women the advert in question features british musician fka twigs. i thought that was a romanian football team, very lightly clad in a denim jacket , lightly clad in a denim jacket, which just about covers her breasts and her buttocks and the model has hit out at the decision, saying that she feels double standards are at pla

suella pickle over trans rights.ons of ordinary brits but i fear would be liz truss. mark two robert jenrick a nice enough 9”!!- two robert jenrick a nice enough guy. but even his mother doesn't really know who he is and you'd need to be high on drugs if you thought there was any practical way that boris johnson could return, which leaves badenoch. that's right, kemi badenoch, who was the strongest option behind sunak during original sunak during the original leadership election. i'm a huge fan and one day she will make a great prime minister. her time will come, but not just yet . i will come, but not just yet. i don't think the public, or more importantly, the tory party, quite realise what they've got in rishi sunak , a teetotal, in rishi sunak, a teetotal, workaholic with no background of sleaze , no mistresses or affairs sleaze, no mistresses or affairs . he's a family man, a man of faith , no drunken parties, just faith, no drunken parties, just a self—made guy who decided to enter politics to make a difference

have they got a point suella? point or suella?aigner and a protester rather than somebody actually got somebody who's actually got concrete solutions for some of the problems you identify. concrete solutions for some of the jasblems you identify. concrete solutions for some of the jas someone you identify. concrete solutions for some of the jas someone wh01 identify. concrete solutions for some of the jas someone who hasentify. in and as someone who has lived in london all my life, i think there fantastic things about there are fantastic things about our city still. i still think it's a capital, but there it's a great capital, but there are or 2 areas which i would are 1 or 2 areas which i would like attention. and like serious attention. and i think it will from calm think it will be from calm because i think he'll win again. but if you were to win, i'd like you look it. i think we do you to look at it. i think we do need a more visible police force. yes, we do. i think we need a clampdown on anti—social behaviour. but for to beh

suella pickle over trans rights.ions of ordinary brits but i fear would be liz truss. mark two robert jenrick a nice enough 9”!!- two robert jenrick a nice enough guy. but even his mother doesn't really know who he is and you'd need to be high on drugs if you thought there was any practical way that boris johnson could return, which leaves badenoch. that's right, kemi badenoch, who was the strongest option behind sunak during original sunak during the original leadership election. i'm a huge fan and one day she will make a great prime minister. her time will come, but not just yet . i will come, but not just yet. i don't think the public, or more importantly, the tory party, quite realise what they've got in rishi sunak , a teetotal, in rishi sunak, a teetotal, workaholic with no background of sleaze , no mistresses or affairs sleaze, no mistresses or affairs . he's a family man, a man of faith , no drunken parties, just faith, no drunken parties, just a self—made guy who decided to enter politics to make a differenc

so that includes the likes of suella braverman . it likes of suella braverman.kes of robert jenrick, gwynne . but jenrick, andrew gwynne. but andrea think, andrea jenkins is, i think, permanently submits of permanently submits a letter of no confidence in, uh, the last couple of conservative prime ministers she ministers so we know where she stands will be stands already. it will be fascinating if any fascinating to see if any of those come those big hitters really come out of the woodwork tonight. as well. rebecca, you're shaking your head about all of this. what's going on for you? i'm just, like a little bit disgusted these people who just, like a little bit disgusing these people who just, like a little bit disgusing that.iese people who are using that. >> these are people's lives. this the state of our this is the state of our country. and people sitting country. and people are sitting there being there in their office being like, ooh, what's going to work best what's going to get best for me? what's going to get me after dinner speaking best for me? what's

doing, and i respect what suella is saying, and i are doing, and i respect what suella is saying , and suella is saying, and i respect very much what robert jenrick is saying , i'm very much what robert jenrick is saying, i'm not going to side with them because we've got to get this bill through. >> and as it is , the ability to >> and as it is, the ability to appealis >> and as it is, the ability to appeal is very, very limited . appeal is very, very limited. >> and even with the most creative sort of human rights lawyers working on it, they are unlikely to be able to chisel this wider . this wider. >> so i believe what the government is saying, i think if we can get this bill through by, by, you know, in the in, in the too not distant future, it will start to make a difference. >> and it will make a considerable impact if the bill collapses, it will not make any impact. >> and i'm worried that some of my colleagues think the perfect is going to be the enemy of the good. we need to get a good bill through than make through rather than try to make it perfect. >> bob, i think some your

adam, i'll ask is what britain ask you, is that what britain looks suella braverman?l, certainly be a lot >> well, it's certainly be a lot better for once. we really disagree on something. i think what is fantastic what he's done is fantastic because it really has rocked the boat, and it's got a few a few truths out there. this party is going to get a annihilated. i wouldn't vote for rishi sunak. i actually would vote for suella braverman because i think she would try and tackle immigration. but that's not going to happen because the left of the party would never unite behind her. but at the end of it , get her. but it doesn't matter. this is about optics. now forget the bad optics of changing leader. they're done for this party is finished and some of that, some of the mps that are coming out and rallying around rishi, they're just trying to protect their seats at the end of the day. right they are roll the dice and are finished. roll the dice and get behind someone like suella braverman . and people me braverman. and people like me might vote for them again. >> the

um, but you know, i think and suella braverman. patel and suella braverman. loss there is there is no love loss there is no i mean, they pretty much hate each i think fair to each other. i think it's fair to say. think priti patel, say. but i think priti patel, for party is everything. for her party is everything. so party is crucial party loyalty is crucial for her. and obviously so she, she, she was manoeuvring to put the party back on track. well obviously suella was out there, um, trying to stage this rebellion. so i there's rebellion. so i think there's quite a contrast there. so i think when comes post think when it comes to post selection, who's in a better place say, actually, i am the place to say, actually, i am the person this party person to lead this party forward? i think pretty priti patel is in a slightly better position patel is in a slightly better posyeah, sam, if that is >> yeah, sam, if that poll is right, of will right, hardly any of them will be there anyway. >> this is because 27 >> this is this is because 27 point labour lead. >> this

it doesn't look like that. like he wants to do that. >> work for both suella and >> i work for both suellare and i am forjames. i was there and i am james now. different people, different styles. i mean, neither are wrong in what they say, but of course the approach is different. and what i would say at the moment is that the position, the british government has not a reflection of has taken is not a reflection of suella braverman, or it's not a reflection of james cleverly, it's a reflection of what the prime minister is able do. prime minister is able to do. and by that is this and what i mean by that is this where he's put the marker in the sandis where he's put the marker in the sand is absolutely this where he's put the marker in the sawhat absolutely this where he's put the marker in the sawhat the olutely this where he's put the marker in the sawhat the rwandan this where he's put the marker in the sawhat the rwandan government is what the rwandan government will tolerate at the moment. we've the right we've gone as far to the right as we can. the other thing is the rwanda bill that

suella polling quite well. suella braverman you braverman is unelectable., this, i'm afraid, is a problem the conservatives know, this, i'm afraid, is a problewhich the conservatives know, this, i'm afraid, is a problewhich is he conservatives know, this, i'm afraid, is a problewhich is if conservatives know, this, i'm afraid, is a problewhich is if onlyservatives know, this, i'm afraid, is a problewhich is if only we atives have, which is if only we would just shunt everything over to the absolutely the right. absolutely everything. then the public would just fall into line, which is rather similar to the corbynistas who said, if only we just everything just shunt everything to the left, then they'll see sense. you need a sort of modicum you do need a sort of a modicum of balance . i think kemi of balance. i think kemi badenoch is better candidate , badenoch is a better candidate, therefore, than the therefore, than some of the others. think she others. i just don't think she has recognition i think has the recognition yet. i think she would need the time

and they agree suella they agree with suella braverman.oing back look , the back to this point, look, the conservatives came out the gate after brexit and they said australia based point system will the of the best. will get the best of the best. it will get the best global talent. better talent. we'll have better schools, nhs and we'll schools, better nhs and we'll get rid of unskilled, uncontrolled immigration. we now know in 2024, looking around britain, that was a lie . it was britain, that was a lie. it was a big tory lie . i've written a big tory lie. i've written about it in detail. i urge people to read it. we need leaders who are honest with british people. we need leaders to tell the truth. right? but hold on, because if james cleverly was sitting here now, he would say, i'd love that. >> he say that lots of the >> he would say that lots of the points that have been made there about over about students bringing over the dependents rest of dependents and all the rest of it, would acknowledge, it, he would acknowledge, was an issue

but people that you respect, former colleagues like the secretary suella the ex—home secretary suella says that this legislation is not strong enough. there will be a individual appeals. it a ton of individual appeals. it renders the rwanda bill useless. do you agree? >> well, the thing that concerns me is the individual appeals and there's, you know, as you know , there's, you know, as you know, mark, there's a lot of horse trading going behind trading going on behind the scenes. there'll be scenes. you know, there'll be people thought. people mps perish the thought. yes. there there's people yes. there is. there's people talking, know, we're having yes. there is. there's people talking, all

suella braverman, kemi badenoch, robertjenrick, simon clarke?ick, simon clarke? i have a lot of admiration _ robert jenrick, simon clarke? i have a lot of admiration for _ robert jenrick, simon clarke? i have a lot of admiration for lots _ robert jenrick, simon clarke? i have a lot of admiration for lots of - a lot of admiration for lots of colleagues but i'm not putting myself forward for leadership. sir simon's decided to see rishi sunak leave here permanently has dominated here today. keir leave here permanently has dominated here toda . ,, ., leave here permanently has dominated here today._ including - here today. keir starmer. including at rime here today. keir starmer. including at prime ministers _ here today. keir starmer. including at prime ministers question - here today. keir starmer. including at prime ministers question time. | at prime ministers question time. the country forced to endure their division _ the country forced to endure their division and chaos for the longest ever episode of eastenders ever put to film _ ever episod

rwanda bill suella crucial. rwanda bill suella braverman has recently spoken.nst the government? suella braverman has said that she will, along with respected 15 other tory rebels at least, and rising . i other tory rebels at least, and rising. i have other tory rebels at least, and rising . i have the very latest rising. i have the very latest on this huge story at 4:00 and all the way to that vote at 530 this afternoon on. also a reminder of the two huge royal stories that have broken this afternoon . one, the king charles afternoon. one, the king charles will attend hospital next week to be treated for an enlarged prostate gland , and that news prostate gland, and that news was made public by buckingham palace less than two hours after it was also announced that the princess of wales, catherine, is being treated in hospital. also after undergoing successful abdominal surgery . now to a abdominal surgery. now to a shocking and deeply upset story, i should warn you , a two year i should warn you, a two year old boy has been found starved to death next to his f

suella braverman, the former british home secretary, responded to protests about the increase in homelessness in this country, which has the sixth largest economy in the world, and said that people should accept cartoons as a way of life. according to. statistical centers and charitable organizations in england now, about 300,000 people are homeless in this country and have no shelter for themselves. statistics show that the number of homeless people in england has doubled compared to 5 years ago . from america's point of view , we have not seen any action that can be considered genocide. the us state department has no indication whatsoever. he denies that israel committed genocide in the gaza strip. washington's stance is in response to south africa's action in filing a complaint with the international criminal court and submitting a request to initiate measures against israel. the cause of genocide has been committed against the palestinian people. whose purpose is to destroy these people or to impose measures whose purpose is to prevent birth. medical services with the destruction of hospi

um, and, you know, actually do what suella wanted. do what?d . also what robert jenrick wanted. and then deliver for the people, because with this policy, we are not delivering for british public. >> edwina w- public. >> edwina , what what >> so. so, edwina, what what andrew is saying you andrew is saying there is, you know, change andrew is saying there is, you kn leader change andrew is saying there is, you kn leader . change andrew is saying there is, you kn leader . with change andrew is saying there is, you kn leader . with respect change andrew is saying there is, you kn leader . with respect to hange of leader. with respect to edwina, what you have said edwina, what you have just said is which is what everyone can see, which is what everyone can see, which is for all of the talk , this is for all of the talk, this this bill probably isn't going to work. you're probably not going to be deterrent. we're going to be a deterrent. we're probably not to end up probably not going to end up with rwanda probably not going to end up with i rwanda

suella. um, you know, either one of those.ertainly be happy with is this conversation about replacing rishi sunak. >> not a gift to labour, though. dame andrea . well i think dame andrea. well i think unfortunately rishi is a gift to labour at the moment. >> so it's which is lesser of the two evils really . um, so the two evils really. um, so this is why i think we've got to act on it. we've got to replace rishi and even though he won that vote last night, um, i and but hearing that more letters are going into today , um, i are going into today, um, i still think is on borrowed time. mark, i'd be very surprised , um, mark, i'd be very surprised, um, if he's taken us into the election , how many letters do election, how many letters do you think have gone in? >> because i understand that 53 is the magic to number provoke a contest . contest. >> i mean, i mean, i was whipping joe and theresa may's time to try and oust her. >> um, and i'm speaking to people all, um, over the last few weeks and a couple of weeks ago , um, i did a

suella. um, you know, either one of those.tainly be happy with is this conversation about replacing rishi sunak. >> not a gift to labour, though. dame andrea . well i think dame andrea. well i think unfortunately rishi is a gift to labour at the moment. >> so it's which is lesser of the two evils really . um, so the two evils really. um, so this is why i think we've got to act on it. we've got to replace rishi and even though he won that vote last night, um, i and but hearing that more letters are going into today , um, i are going into today, um, i still think is on borrowed time. mark, i'd be very surprised , um, mark, i'd be very surprised, um, if he's taken us into the election , how many letters do election, how many letters do you think have gone in? >> because i understand that 53 is the magic to number provoke a contest . contest. >> i mean, i mean, i was whipping joe and theresa may's time to try and oust her. >> um, and i'm speaking to people all, um, over the last few weeks and a couple of weeks ago , um, i did a ta

suella braverman, former interior minister england, in response to protests about the increase in homeless people in this country with the sixth largest economy in the world, said: people should watch the cartoon as a sleeper . according to the report of statistical centers and charitable institutions in england, about 300,000 people are currently homeless in this country and do not have shelter for themselves, statistics that show that the number of homeless people in england has doubled compared to 5 years ago . london. lebanon's hizbullah has destroyed the miron air surveillance control base of the zionist regime, which is located in the heights of jarmaq, the highest mountain in the north of occupied erazi. he had fired 62 missiles of different types . in addition to controlling and monitoring air information in the skies of lebanon, syria, turkey and cyprus, this base was also the main base of the zionist military in the north of the occupied territories in electronic warfare. this was the beginning of the first response to the terrorist operations of the zionist regime in the souther

i'd choose suella braverman.a. but i won't go into that. to. well, that. i think you have to. well, okay, so you know, what do you know you oh, hi, you know when you say, oh, hi, you know, you meet someone, know, and you meet someone, you go do the go like that and you do the kiss. you didn't her. kiss. and you didn't kiss her. she did that. no, she did that. she did that. no, no, we didn't kiss from the lips. god you but lips. god can you imagine? but then. her little then. then she did her little bit. did her interview and bit. she did her interview and then she said hi again. and i forgot that i already forgot that i hadn't already done so i to done that before. so i went to done that before. so i went to do it again, she me do it again, and she held me back not that one. it back as if not get that one. it was so embarrassing. >> oh look, we've all been there. >> we've all we've all been there with um, yeah. there with things. um, yeah. look, do you look, jonathan, what do you think rather have? suella think y

. >> suella the next thatcher.i as being thatcher. she's being the next thatcher. she's very ideologically . very clear ideologically. >> know, she's >> she, she, you know, she's black and white. she makes some, you decisions. kemi, you know, tough decisions. kemi, which admire . and there is which i do admire. and there is that characteristic isn't suella just marmite uh, to some just so marmite uh, to some extent , as just so marmite uh, to some extent, as again as thatcher was . but i mean also jacob pretty patel, you know, there's a number of yes, jacob rees—mogg. >> jacob goes down well on the council of states of the uk, funnily enough . funnily enough. >> i think he does in a kind of farage he's quite popular farage way. he's quite popular with builders, decorators , with with builders, decorators, with taxi drivers, you know , um, i taxi drivers, you know, um, i mean, maybe let's not write him off on gb news, but not necessarily as prime minister. well well, i think much as i'm fond of , to be honest, you k

suella jacob or your thoughts lucius. it's not too would win'.cob or your thoughts lucius. it's not toowould win inruella jacob or your thoughts lucius. it's not toowould win in azlla jacob or your thoughts lucius. it's not toowould win in a generalb or liz would win in a general election. not entirely sure about that. richard mcgee mcgee. mcgee. reform, reform . reform mcgee. reform, reform. reform party. come on. you know, it's the right thing to do for the benefit of the whole country . benefit of the whole country. you could bring huge benefits. don't waste your time with the tories boris tories and jake. bring boris back country could do with back the country could do with a good laugh. um, not sure good laugh. um, i'm not sure what to make of that. thank you for mailbox, always . so for your mailbox, as always. so the new hampshire prime result came with, came in last night with, as expected trump winning expected, donald trump winning the second of the the second state of the republican primary, gaining another delegates, taking his anothe

suella jacob or your thoughts lucius. it's not too would win'.r your thoughts lucius. it's not toowould win inyuella jacob or your thoughts lucius. it's not toowould win in azlla jacob or your thoughts lucius. it's not toowould win in a generalb or liz would win in a general election. not entirely sure about that. richard mcgee mcgee. mcgee. reform, reform . reform mcgee. reform, reform. reform party. come on. you know, it's the right thing to do for the benefit of the whole country . benefit of the whole country. you could bring huge benefits. don't waste your time with the tories boris tories and jake. bring boris back country could do with back the country could do with a good laugh. um, not sure good laugh. um, i'm not sure what to make of that. thank you for mailbox, always . so for your mailbox, as always. so the new hampshire prime result came with, came in last night with, as expected trump winning expected, donald trump winning the second of the the second state of the republican primary, gaining another delegates, taking his another 12

i mean, and suella were at the mean, you and suella were at the sharp things at the home sharp end of is it poor leadership skills? is lack leadership skills? is it a lack of of the economic of understanding of the economic the electoral calamity? he faces with the threat from reform ? with the threat from reform? what is he, pigheaded? what's the answer? >> i think you have to ask him. i think he genuinely. he genuinely believes that the bill that he is proposing will work. itake that he is proposing will work. i take a different view and we'll we'll have to see whether he just being naive. >> is he naive? what is this? >> is he naive? what is this? >> well, i don't know. i'm not going to comment on the prime minister's motivations. i think he he understands the problem . he he understands the problem. but me, having seen it at the but to me, having seen it at the absolute sharp end , having absolute sharp end, having visited residents of dover whose homes have been broken into by illegal migrants, having seen the aftermath of riots in knowsley , where there was a knowsley, where the

suella massacre in israel. suella braverman was among a crowd of thousands in london's trafalgar square calling for the release of hostages still being held by the hamas terror group. many people held posters showing those who are still missing. others were seen waving persian flags with a son and a lion in the centre, representing opposition to the iranian government. at the rally government. those at the rally say was important for them to say it was important for them to attend. so we're here to stand with israel, to get the hostages back home as quick as you can and bring peace to the world. and to bring peace to the world. >> i've got three kids that live in israel, israel and i stand with israel. i wish there should be peace in the region. >> the fight for the return of the hostages has been going on now for 100 days, and they should not be there. one more minute. they must go. they must come home now to their families . come home now to their families. so i'm here to do my little bit to support that and

it might be voted down by mps led by suella down by tory mps led by suella braverman, the former homeus for gb news friday, she will vote news on friday, she will vote against this bill, against this measure. this bill, if it's not amended . if it's not amended. >> it's a pretty busy week for the prime minister. not only is he rushing back to parliament from leigh on sea to deliver that statement on the airstrikes, of course, those two crucial on, on or multiple crucial votes on, on or multiple votes across those two crucial days on tuesday and wednesday. but also on the political side of things outside of westminster. there has been the largest, most sophisticated opinion poll published this morning in the telegraph suggesting that he's facing a 1997 style wipe out . 1997 style wipe out. >> yes, it might make for quite an interesting cabinet meeting tomorrow morning. tom and emily, because, of course, 11 cabinet ministers, half the tory cabinet will leave, lose their seats . will leave, lose their seats. poll becomes is right and often they have been proved right, both in 2017 and 20

yeah, in the suella braverman , yeah, in the suella braverman, who is desperate for the rwanda plan to unless she gets her way. her own way. >> yeah. and get your head >> yeah. try and get your head around one. i mean, around that one. i mean, basically you've got to basically what you've got to remember, she remember, though, is that she doesn't rishi so doesn't like rishi sunak. so i think dislike of rishi sunak think her dislike of rishi sunak probably just outweighs everything suella probably just outweighs everything is suella probably just outweighs everything is concerned. la probably just outweighs everything is concerned. so braverman is concerned. so basically this week, rishi basically this week, um, rishi sunak rwanda sunak acts emergency rwanda bill, which he says will finally get flights off later this year, comes back to . parliament and comes back to. parliament and lots of right wing mps, including suella braverman, are trying to amend it to make it tougher. um but that will just annoy. tougher. um but that will just annoy . well, not just the prime annoy. well, not ju

suella massacre in israel.london's trafalgar square calling for the release of hostages still being held by hamas. many people held posters showing those who are still missing. others were seen waving persian flags with a sun and a lion in the centre, representing opposition to the iranian government. here, representing opposition to the iranian government . here, five iranian government. here, five migrants are now known to have died trying to cross the english channel overnight , but french channel overnight, but french officials say up to 70 people got into difficulty while trying to board a boat in darkness off a beach just north of boulogne. the incident happened near wimereux at around 2 am. this morning, triggering a major emergency response . a further emergency response. a further two migrant boats arrived in uk waters this morning, with at least 100 people taken to dover for. police investigating a plot to disrupt the london stock exchange have arrested six people. it's alleged that activists from the

some pretty big names in there — the former home secretary, suella braverman, a former immigration ministerck, too. these are two individuals who've been involved in trying to enact this policy over the past couple of years, so they ought to know what they are talking about. but really, for the vast majority of those tories who are concerned about it, they saw this as potentially doing too much damage to the government. it would have dealt a fairly fatal blow to this legislation, this this idea that they fundamentally believe in, even if they don't necessarily agree that the government is going about it is going to bear fruit. yeah, clearly a lot of division within the party. how crucial was this vote for rishi sunak? yeah, i think had he lost it, then it would have been pretty totemic. to be honest, he has placed great stock on this policy and this legislation, which he does believe will get flights off the ground. had he lost it, it really would have been back to square one for him, back to the drawing board. but he has got through it now. downing street are telling us that this is a majo

. >> suella braverman and >> ian and suella braverman and robert the robert jenrick, they were the onesy stood by their guns and they've in the home and they've been in the home office, so they know what they're about. well, they're talking about. well, there unless you there are plenty. unless you just think there just unless people think there are extreme in priti patel , the are extreme in priti patel, the former secretary, voted for former home secretary, voted for this bill. >> um, and she, of course was, was secretary for longer was home secretary for longer than braverman was. than suella braverman was. >> was very disappointed with >> i was very disappointed with what said last what lee anderson said last night , uh, what lee anderson said last night, uh, suggesting that what lee anderson said last night , uh, suggesting that the night, uh, suggesting that the labour party were laughing at him. so he decided to abstain from vote . but there you go. from the vote. but there you go. >> i think i understand his position, because if position, though, because if you're a conservative

there aren't too many rishi sunak either, but suella sunak fans either, but suella braverman and robertnd this plan. >> they are both a lawyer in its present incarnation. it won't. it won't withstand it. you have to stop the european court being able to stop the flights. there's no point having it otherwise. okay, so briefly, is sunak playing a game then? >> is this window dressing? is it is it theatre ? yeah. does he it is it theatre? yeah. does he does he know it's not going to work. >> it's been theatre from the start. >> he's trying to juggle . he's >> he's trying to juggle. he's look he's got sean knows more than me about this than me. it's party politics. yes. he's got than me about this than me. it's parionelitics. yes. he's got than me about this than me. it's parione nation'es. he's got than me about this than me. it's parione nation lot.ie's got than me about this than me. it's parione nation lot. he'sjot than me about this than me. it's parione nation lot. he's got the the one nation lot. he's got the lot who actually wants to stop immigration. he's got the lot who don't real

suella massacre in israel. suella braverman was among a crowd of thousands in london's trafalgar square calling for the release of hostages still being held by hamas . many people held posters hamas. many people held posters showing those who are still missing, others were seen waving persian flags with a son and a lion in the centre , representing lion in the centre, representing opposition to the iranian government . five migrants are government. five migrants are now known to have died trying to cross the english channel overnight. french officials say up to 70 people got into difficulty while trying to board a boat in darkness off a beach just north of boulogne . the just north of boulogne. the incident happened near wimereux at around 2 am, triggering a major emergency response . a major emergency response. a further two migrant boats arrived in the uk waters this morning, with at least 100 people taken to dover . morning, with at least 100 people taken to dover. six people taken to dover. six people have