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the bill aims to introduce new offences and counter—terror style measures to tackle people smugglers bringing migrants across the englishnnel. 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 tory mp and a minister. welcome both. but to you first, jo white, if i can get your reaction straight away to that top of the news there. 11 councillors suspended over that whatsapp group. what's your reaction? >> well, i think they deserve to go. i have obviously don't know what they said, but

bill yesterday and our conversation with michael review started. unlike wells system, a bit of mississippi emotional security advisor i use english across and so i'm just, i'm yet east coast to emerge that they're interested in the right of gauging and removing all to official obstacles in the way of like the potentially very promising mutually beneficial project wants to know drugs and using to the in the economy because they're also interested in resuming the dialogue with initial thoughts on international affairs. i'm conflicts my thoughts pretty as than what i should look like. and of course we welcome that reports of this. i do on the bullet need this for the bully used to do that. most of the chips and also down inches which is there will always be different functions. just slight schultz to make up. those are important to talk to communicate or to take our own decision on a set that he'll be realistic on the way to, to extra when the caesar boss in relation to partners. we relate to up to, uh, could i may have started. i'm not sure if i should go away from the spring. the disaster where the binding of nice ration even have taken us. but the

bill. and we have a moral duty to prevent further tragedies and to stop as for reform and the conservatives... since the general election onjuly the 4th, 24,793 people have illegally, dangerously and unnecessarily crossed the englishe issue i because it's out of control. deported, that are centre stage. chris mason, bbc news. yvette cooper. we have a responsibility to the british people who rightly expect our borders to be secure and for us to go after the criminal gangs who are undermining them. and we have a moral duty to prevent further tragedies and to stop the gangs who undermine that border security and put lives at risk. the liberal democrats said the country must have an immigration and asylum system that treats people with dignity and respect. as for reform and the conservatives... since the general election onjuly the 4th, 24,793 people have illegally, dangerously and unnecessarily crossed the english channel. that is a 28% increase on the same period 12 months previously. the issue of immigration is of| critical concern to the majority of the british people. it's notjust people who vote reform. i it's the number one issue i because it's out of control. in the tussle between labour, the conservatives and

bill, you're gonna have to deal. let's have a look and i'll be taking notes that all the names on the back up are strangely, in english. me run it all. you sent me for this document out there at the new one. the shape was munched tool and it was seen ordered for additional in the quarters of it. i think it's a pretty school bush pool and you should do the med school bush and then it had to go always on one hand to the course on top or something that leaves well, water more is solution is to come out of get nobody does that or we have to little ocean has come up with them, which just loses that will be that the stream is still says, the shape. so you the point about everything being in english. this color looks like kind of a sales brochure more than a map, right? so how do i solve this country to 4 in there's yeah, yeah, we own the label and it's like a fire sale because you know that every day goes by. there's less of this of you claim left to sell. so you break the news to what remains your population. uh, you know, the menu drag and off the streets. the grandfather's, the own goes. there's hardly anybody left at th

republic than the english king and parliament, with an executive commander and dependent for funding by a congress, by a complicated set of elections and meeting every year. they enacted a bill of rights, some of which is a direct copy of. its british predecessor, including the second amendment. they established, a bank of the united states and the national debt to provide funding for defense war. they created a framework for a capitalist economy that produced widespread prosper parity through technical innovations and traded with all the world as the dutch had from amsterdam in leiden and haarlem in time and by stages, often amid controversy. this american republic has become participant and then a leader in successful struggles that accurate william of orange is efforts to cabinet and in. hegemonic tyrannical. civic quality and religious toleration representative government of free. people can argue how to put these principles into practice, but its principles this coolidge argued in 1926 their final incapable of further progress but defending those them against those who would lead and nations backward into tyranny can be an exacting. it's a matter of record that in 1939