we had the resignation of amber rudd on a technicality rather than being implicated in what happenedo the windrush generation victims. crucially, many felt amber rudd was not the head that should have rolled and clearly it is still rumbling on and clearly it is still rumbling on and it will cause trouble for theresa may because she is personally implicated. amnesty are worried about how narrow, the narrowness of the official apology will stop they will have to deal with a significant number and there is talk of compensation which has been talked about before but some of these people, they do not know where they are. how you contact people who have left the country. the home office have had issues with record—keeping before. office have had issues with record-keeping before. metro, leading on an economic story with more in work but for less pay, highlighting the fact that since the crash, the number employed is up 2 million since the financial crash, but wages are dropped by £50 per month in real terms. but wages are dropped by £50 per month in realterms. this report is from the resol

amber rudd left on a sour note.re's a feeling he isn't in on a great deal of confidence, making some conservative and liberal policies and seven the ways he thinks more should be spent on policing which many agree with right now. so he is positioning himself right now but she is right. sajid javid could live the tories to a landslide says sajid javid one suspect. and there are lots of people saying it, too. the thing that is of significance is that cabinet unity has really broken down. and cabinet discipline has broken down. this is government run i rabada group of people who are all vying for eventually taking over which is about bucket say about brexit, which is a baggie with they can say about their departments and how much they want to spend in those sorts of things. but having to do, there's really only one big fish in there's really only one big fish in the study waters and that is boris johnson. according to boris. shocking rise in child diabetes and doctors warning as cases rocket by 40%. doctors warning as

it was the forced resignation of amber rudd.o were detained, deported and to have died injamaica detained, deported and to have died in jamaica without detained, deported and to have died injamaica without ever having been able to come back. i want to tell you a tiny quick story. on saturday and nearly a riot at the house of a man who was brought to the uk at the age of six, lived here for 43 years, 16 years ago went back to jamaica on holiday and refused a visa. he was penniless, destitute and unable to get a visa. she saw him on saturday morning, on monday morning at heart grow from the british embassy in jamaica, 120 miles to hand him his visa. so, your reporter gets things done. i am visa. so, your reporter gets things done. iam not visa. so, your reporter gets things done. i am not sure, visa. so, your reporter gets things done. iam not sure, but visa. so, your reporter gets things done. i am not sure, but why didn't that happen beforehand ? done. i am not sure, but why didn't that happen beforehand? and amazing individual

it led eventually to the resignation of amber rudd as home secretary.act some of these individuals have been removed from britain, potentially wrongfully or unlawfully? some of them have been locked up in removal centres, so it has affected their whole lives. what we've learned is that out of the 18 individuals who are all caribbean nationals, 12 of them were removed or deported after theresa may became home secretary in 2010. that's clearly significant because it will be said that this is something to do with the hostile environment policy. but then there were others against whom action was taken prior to 2010, prior to the coalition government. how has immigration policy changed asa how has immigration policy changed as a result? the government has put ina number of as a result? the government has put in a number of measures including a task force to try and speed up the wa ke task force to try and speed up the wake windrush migrants can claim their right to be in the uk. we've got some updated figures to date. 2272 people have been given documents sh