. >> welcome back to farage with me christopher hope.ow, the government's flagship immigration legislation has cleared its first commons hurdle as the tories branded the proposals the border surrender bill. the bill aims to introduce new offences and counter—terror style measures to tackle people smugglers bringing migrants across the english channel. but the bill repeals the tories plan to deport asylum seekers to rwanda, something which many believe could have been a disincentive, disincentive to those coming here illegally. is this enough to win over votes in the red wall, which appear to be shifting towards reform uk? i'm really pleased to be joined now in the studio @gbnews by jo white, the labour mp and leader of a really influential group in this new labour government, the red wall caucus of red wall, labour mps in parliament as well as my panel as ever, jo phillips, the journalist and former former press secretary to paddy ashdown. paddy ashdown, the former, the late lib dem leader and of course, sir ranil jayawardena, a former t

christopher reeve is being remembered this morning as a courageous and inspirational person who provided hopecondolences are still pouring in around the world today for christopher reeve. two days after his death at the age of 52, friends and admirers alike all have one word to describe him: hero. [end playback] michael manganiello: he never rested. he just didn't. and i think after all those years, people were looking for some answer. it was a bedsore. it was just system breakdown. dana reeve: we knew this day was coming. you know it's coming at some point. it's inevitable. but we've gotten so used to chris just outliving everything. robin williams: just have to water the stem cells there for a moment. but i've always considered him basically my brother. i was his fool, but that's it. someone's got to do it as ordered. and as all things were that he knew were precise, i was chaos for him, and that was joy. laurie hawkins: i don't know that i've ever seen a sadder person in my life. i mean, i look at him and i just-- you wanted to break down in tears. he was just so sad. glenn close: i've alw

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her talking exclusively there to our political editor, christopher hope.so political editor, christopher hopeso she's certainly talking tough when it comes to extending time periods and making sure that you're a giver and not a taker and all the rest of it when it comes to contributions. but my key question really is, do you think that anybody will trust the tories when it comes to management and control of immigration? >> no, i don't particularly. but also remember this is she's had to say something. she's had to say something because they are tories are now third in the polls behind the three points currently. and that can change behind reform. and one of the issues whenever you meet a conservative is they say, well, what do we stand for and who on earth are we? if you're a laboun earth are we? if you're a labour, you're in favour of train drivers making £93,000 a yeah train drivers making £93,000 a year. and that's fair enough, right? and if you are reform, you're in favour of turning back. effectively turning back the migrants and lots of other ideas as well. all the weather was being mad

. >> gb news political editor christopher hope sat down with labour mp for bassetlaw, jo white, to discussd wall mps feel about rachel reeves plan for growth. >> there was a level of anger from my red wall colleagues and my challenge to rachel is do that speech again in the north telling our story, because by telling our story, because by telling a story, you're actually attracting inward investment and you're attracting new businesses. so come to the north, please, rachel, you are. you are leeds mp, correct? tell our story and we have a good one. and where we want to invest and where we want to get the new skills and, and i'll be clapping loudly from the sidelines. >> right. well joining us now, fiona czinkota. she's a financial market analyst at city index. right. fiona, welcome to the program. now, i've explained it a few times, but can you explain to people what exactly stagflation is? >> yes. so stagflation is when you're in a period of stalling or stagnant economic growth. so very, very low economic growth, if any at all. but at the very, very low economic growth, if

. >> gb news political editor christopher hope sat down with the labour mp for bassetlaw, jo white, toscuss the angered reaction from red wall mps. >> there was a level of anger from my red wall colleagues and my challenge to rachel is do that speech again in the north telling our story, because by telling our story, because by telling a story, you're actually attracting inward investment and you're attracting new businesses. so come to the north, please, rachel, you are you are leeds mp, correct? tell our story and we have a good one. o

political editor christopher hope highlighted this question from today's prime minister's questions int. check it out. >> the honourable member for clacton says that his party is, and i quote, open to anything. the prime minister open to anything when it comes to changing our nhs and open to an insurance based system. >> what a contrast with reform, whose leader has said that those whose leader has said that those who can afford to pay should pay for our healthcare. under laboun for our healthcare. under labour, the nhs will always be free at the point of use for anyone who needs it. >> that was rugby mp john sunger >> that was rugby mp john slinger asking a lightly planted question as a means of trying to rattle reform. here was nigel farage's question today as well. check this out. >> if i can assure the honourable member for rugby that reform want healthcare to be free at the point of delivery. >> yeah, yeah. shame, shame. nonsense. the nhs. there appears to be some panic on that side of the house. i'm not surprised. yeah. >> and let's be honest, the labour party should be panicking