andy macdonald. solution. andy macdonald. >> well, yes.now, they're not the ones that have been government for 14 have been in government for 14 years. you know, the conservatives over conservatives have presided over the immigration system, the migration system . um, they've migration system. um, they've seen of this for 14 years. seen all of this for 14 years. and, you know , it's taken this and, you know, it's taken this long for them to start doing something about it's something about it. it's ridiculous. can't complain ridiculous. they can't complain about been ridiculous. they can't complain about it been ridiculous. they can't complain about it for been ridiculous. they can't complain about it for 14 been ridiculous. they can't complain about it for 14 years. been running it for 14 years. >> , what would labour do to >> uh, what would labour do to stop the boats? because it seems to that rishi sunak is in to me that rishi sunak is in political hot water because he's trying to do something. your mate , keir starmer has said that mate

conservative mp marco longhi goes head to head with trade union activist andy macdonald , and there'so peace with the tory rebels as the no confidence letters come flying in. yes indeed, influential former minister dame andrea jenkins tells us how many have turned on the pm. she's up next. plus, after lee anderson admitted this was why he changed his mind in last night's vote , his mind in last night's vote, the labour lot was all giggling and laughing and taking the mic, and laughing and taking the mic, and i couldn't do it in my heart of hearts. >> i could not vote no. so i walked out. who could blame it? >> well, i'll be grilling his best mate brendan clarke—smith on for rishi bill on why he voted for rishi bill despite resigning in protest 24 hours earlier. also tonight, top telegraph columnist allison pearson reveals brand new information about a conspiracy at the heart of the post office scandal. you will not believe the story . plus, fearless royal the story. plus, fearless royal journalist angela levin gives an update on the king and kate's health scares in the royal dispatch.

conservative mp marco longhi goes head to head with trade union activist andy macdonald , and there'sconfidence letters come flying in. yes indeed, influential former minister dame andrea jenkins tells us how many have turned on the pm. she's up next. plus, after lee anderson admitted this was why he changed his mind in last night's vote , his mind in last night's vote, the labour lot was all giggling and laughing and taking the mic, and laughing and taking the mic, and i couldn't do it in my heart of hearts. >> i could not vote no. so i walked out. who could blame it? >> well, i'll be grilling his best mate brendan clarke—smith on for rishi bill on why he voted for rishi bill despite resigning in protest 24 hours earlier. also tonight, top telegraph columnist allison pearson reveals brand new information about a conspiracy at the heart of the post office scandal. you will not believe the story . plus, fearless royal the story. plus, fearless royal journalist angela levin gives an update on the king and kate's health scares in the royal dispatch. and could the real keir starmer please

got writer and broadcaster emma woolf author and journalist harriet sergeant and trade unionist andy macdonalda big two hours. a big two hours ahead. but first, here's the headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> leo, thank you and good evening. your top stories from the gb newsroom. the uk's maritime organisation warning maritime organisation is warning vessels to sail with caution after reports of a new attack on after reports of a new attack on a ship southeast of yemen's port of aden. a senior us military official says. houthi rebels fired an anti—ship ballistic missile today, but it did not hit any ships. this is the first incident and security warning since the overnight uk us joint strikes on houthi rebels. the yemeni government says the rebels are responsible for dragging the country into military confrontation. however a spokesman for the militant group says they'll continue to block the passage of ships in the in the uk, the prime the region in the uk, the prime minister says britain needs to send a strong signal that houthi rebel attacks in the red are rebel attacks in the red sea are wro