covering a short distance involves a long drive and a labourious process, which unicef has managed inr own, or who are with adults that aren't related to them, or even with extended family are even more vulnerable than than other children, which is why we have made these reunifications a priority. aunts and uncles celebrate the children's arrival. it's been over a year since they last saw them. for now, their home will be a tent in this displaced people's camp near khan younis. in these desperate circumstances, their grandmother tries to be a mother to them all. translation: when night comes, they are afraid. even if i hold them, they are scared. they say, "there's a plane, there's a strike." their mental health is not good. may god help me to raise them. as they play, it's more secure for the cousins here. but nowhere in gaza is truly safe. kauthar al—masri says she hopes for a ceasefire and for her grandchildren to rebuild their lives, not to become part of a lost generation. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. one person whose decisions might have an impact on the middle east is do

in other words, labouris legislation. words, labour is decriminalising illegal migration in this country. the economist thomas sowell once said that immigration laws are the only laws that are ever discussed in terms of how to help people break them, and that is never more true than ever in modern britain. labour are making it legal to enter this country via the channel on small boats. the new term is already being introduced. it's not illegal migration, it's irregular migration. labour's asylum policy may present itself as smashing the gangs, but in reality it's tantamount to laying out the red carpet on the beaches of dover. as ever, let me know your views via gbnews.com/yoursay or reach me on x at goodwin mj. but i'm joined now by doctor krish kandiah, founder of the sanctuary foundation, to give us his views. now, krish, we know what the polling is telling us. the vast majority of brits want this crisis to end. they want to control their borders. they don't want the small boats to keep coming. labour decriminalising,

in other words, labouris legislation.ords, labour is decriminalising illegal migration in this country. the economist thomas sowell once said that immigration laws are the only laws that are ever discussed in terms of how to help people break them, and that is never more true than ever in modern britain. labour are making it legal to enter this country via the channel on small boats. the new term is already being introduced. it's not illegal migration, it's irregular migration. labour's asylum policy may present itself as smashing the gangs, but in reality it's tantamount to laying out the red carpet on the beaches of dover. as ever, let me know your views via gbnews.com/yoursay or reach me on x at goodwin mj. but i'm joined now by doctor krish kandiah, founder of the sanctuary foundation, to give us his views. now, krish, we know what the polling is telling us. the vast majority of brits want this crisis to end. they want to control their borders. they don't want the small boats to keep coming. labour decriminalising, il