instead, yvette cooper insists that setting up a new border security command will bnng new border securityommand will bring an end to people smuggling across the english channel. and it comes after sir keir starmer announced the rwanda scheme is, he says, dead and buried , he says, dead and buried, claiming he's not prepared to continue with gimmick politics. but conservative mp and former government minister kevin hollinrake told us earlier he thinks that is a huge mistake. >> setting up a major new approach to law enforcement against the criminal gangs who are undermining our border security and putting lives at risk. this will be a major new border security command that will bring together the work of the national crime agency, the work of the border force, the work of the border force, the work that happens around the channel work that happens around the channel, but also the way that these networks stretch right across europe to go after the gangs that are profiting from this dangerous trade in people and undermining our borders. >> well, yvette cooper's comments come after sir keir s

that includes the recruitment of a new border security commander, the establishment of a new border securityommand, and also the recruitment of new cross border police, including to work right across europe to tackle this problem at source , tackle this problem at source, the prime minister has begun a uk tour as he tries to reset the relationship between westminster and the devolved nations. >> mr swinney welcomed sir keir to bute house for one of his first engagements after being appointed as prime minister. sir keir used talks with mr swinney to set the framework within which we can work better for scotland, he said when asked about scottish independence, sir keir refused to go into detail but said they'll work together. >> we were a joint view that we can work constructively together. i am absolutely clear that during the campaign i made a commitment that my labour government would deliver for scotland. that's why i'm back here making good on that commitment that promise and starting the work of change across scotland and took this opportunity to reset relations with the first minister a

do you have confidence in this new border security command ? security command? u know, border security command is just a name. have a think about what's been done over the last four years. oh the royal navy are going to be in the channel. the raf will be in the channel. the raf will be patrolling the channel, we've heard this again and again and again. i mean, do you not think that all of our intelligence services have not been working very hard on this for the last four years? of course, they have none of this works unless you deport people who come illegally. interestingly, the last labour governments did deport a lot of people tens of thousands a year in some years . thousands a year in some years. since then, the european court of human rights has become more activist, more engaged, more involved in a broader area of our lives. i don't think all the while we're involved with that. all the while, we observe the principles of a 1951 convention that applies to the united nations. that is now hopelessly out of date and was designed for a post—war world. all the w

that includes the recruitment of a new border security commander, the establishment of a new border security command , and border security command, and also the recruitment of new cross border police , including cross border police, including to work right across europe to tackle this problem at source. >> likely contenders in the tory leadership battle are starting to emerge , using newspaper to emerge, using newspaper articles and interviews to say what they think went wrong, former home secretary suella braverman said rishi sunak could run an idiotic strategy and needed to take a tougher line on reducing immigration. x immigration minister robert jenrick said failing to reduce numbers was our biggest and most damaging failure, and former health secretary victoria atkins said the country was still instinctively conservatives, with labour's support spread very thinly, like margarine . very thinly, like margarine. suella braverman says the tories are facing an existential threat from reform uk . the former home from reform uk. the former home secretary told gb news they lost hundreds of cons

that includes the recruitment of a new border security commander, the establishment of a new border security command, and also the recruitment of new cross border police, including to work right across europe to tackle this problem at source , tackle this problem at source, prime minister sir keir starmer has met first ministerjohn swinney for the first time since labour's election win. >> the prime minister is on a uk tour as he tries to reset the relationship between westminster and the devolved nations. the new pm will next visit wales and northern ireland before meeting mayors in england. john swinney welcomes the keir to bute house this evening for one of his first engagements after being appointed as pm. sir keir used talks with mr swinney to set the framework within which we can work better for scotland, he said when asked about scottish independence, sir keir refused to go into detail but said they'll work together. we were of a joint view that we can work constructively together. >> i am absolutely clear that dunng >> i am absolutely clear that during the campaign i made a commitmen

that includes the recruitment of a new border security commander, the establishment of a new border security command, and also the recruitment of new cross border police, including to work right across europe to tackle this problem at source. >> likely contenders in the tory leadership battle are starting to emerge using newspaper articles and interviews to say what they think went wrong, former home secretary suella braverman said rishi sunak could run an idiotic strategy and needed to take a tougher line on reducing immigration. x immigration minister robert jenrick said failing to reduce numbers was our biggest and most damaging failure, and former health secretary victoria atkins said the country was still instinctively conservatives, with labour's support spread very thinly, like margarine and the health secretary has announced he will meet junior doctors on tuesday in an effort to end strike action and to discuss reform. wes streeting will first meet the british dental association tomorrow over changes to the dental contract and to kickstart 700,000 more urgent dentistry appointments.

but the priority and the first step is to set up the new border security command and to increase our and to deal with these criminal gangs that are organising dangerous boat crossings that are undermining border security and putting lives at risk. well, the prime minister has obviously set out the position on the rwanda scheme, where, as we know, the conservatives ran this scheme for two and a half years and sent 64 volunteers as well as hundreds of millions of pounds. i will be auditing all of the details around the money and the legislation and the processes, and i will set out more details to parliament. but the first step in our approach to all of these issues is to make sure we are putting the money instead into boosting our border security, and that is why we are today launching the border security command process to make sure that we can get the new commander and new cross border police in place in order to strengthen britain's border security. that is my key priority as incoming home secretary is to strengthen britain's border security, where i think we have been let down for

bill will be introduced to modernize the asylum and immigration system, establishing a new border security command and delivering enhanced counter terror powers to tackle organized immigration crime. legislation will be brought forward to strengthen community policing, give the police greater powers to deal with anti social behavior and strengthen support for victims. measures will be introduced to improve the safety and security of public venues and help keep the british public safe from terrorism. my government will bring forward plans to halve violence against women and girls. my ministers will seek to raise educational standards and break down barriers to opportunity. action will be taken to get people back in employment following the impact of the pandemic. a bill will be introduced to raise standards in education and promote children's wellbeing. measures will be brought forward to remove the exemption from value added tax for private school fees, which will enable the funding of six and a half thousand new teachers. my government will establish skills england which will have a new partnersh

instead, yvette cooper is insisting setting up a new border security command will bnng border securityommand will bring an end to people smuggling across the english channel. it comes after sir keir starmer announced the rwanda scheme is dead and buried. he says , dead and buried. he says, claiming he's not prepared to continue with gimmick politics. conservative mp and former government minister kevin hollinrake told us this morning. he though , thinks it's a huge he though, thinks it's a huge mistake. >> one thing about the verandah legislation is, for the first time, illegal migrants coming over the channel went into detention rather than into hotels. what labour government will do by scrapping that legislation, the release all those people from detention and they'll now go into hotels or council flats. that's absolutely wrong. we warned it at the time the labour party strategy on this in terms of smashing the gangsis this in terms of smashing the gangs is completely flawed. it won't work of course you smash the gangs, but that's not the only solution. you need. >> kevin hollinrake

instead, yvette cooper insisted setting up a new border security command would bring an end to people smuggling across the channel >> we're setting up a major new approach to law enforcement against the criminal gangs who are undermining our border security and putting lives at risk. this will be a major new border security command that will bring together the work of the national crime agency, the work of the border force, the work of the border force, the work that happens along the channel work that happens along the channel, but also the way that these networks stretch right across europe to go after the gangs that are profiting from this dangerous trade in people and undermining our borders. >> yvette cooper well, that comes after sir keir starmer announced the rwanda scheme is in his words, dead and buried, claiming he's not prepared to continue with what he called gimmick politics. while the conservative mp and former government minister kevin hollinrake told gb news this morning he thinks that is a huge mistake. >> one thing about the verandah legislation is, for the first tim

during the course of the election campaign, some can be delivered quickly, wanted to set up border security commandanda scheme which is dead in the water was stopped in addition, there said other things that may take longer, so much as print training recruitment of thousands of new teachers, for example, and one priority area it would be the health service and the idea of

border security command, what would a border security command, what would it be and how would it operateor police, and may well be dealing with the national crime agency, the intelligence agencies and border control and so on. it's a big job of what the government is thinking, and the money that would have gone to rwanda to set up this command, will be used. they also working on anti—terrorist legislation particularly focused on dealing with the gangneung some of the smuggling gangs who are responsible for so much of the nightmares of small boat crossing the channel. nightmares of small boat crossing the channel-— the channel. this is a high-profile issue. the channel. this is a high-profile issue- the — the channel. this is a high-profile issue. the former _ the channel. this is a high-profile issue. the former minister - the channel. this is a high-profile issue. the former minister kevin l issue. the former minister kevin hollinrake said he thought the conservatives lost this on migration so that the labour government will be aware that this is issue that matters to a lot of people. y

we can't expect too much border security command launch with much trumpet, but it seems that people smugglersidn't get the memo. two boats rolled in and the weather wasn't exactly a corker today, everyone ispoken exactly a corker today, everyone i spoken to throughout today so far said he thinks that the boats are just going to keep coming and coming and coming, particularly now, rwanda. even though we can all agree it maybe was a floor plan at least it was a deterrent. >> hum, i don't know whether it was a deterrent. there was an actual evidence apart from some very anecdotal evidence that some news outlets reported on. there was an evidence that this was a deterrent that was actually going to work. but if i go back to the eu, you said that they're going to ask for open borders. borders. i have a question. would you accept them if they came back and they said something like, we want you to accept you. we want you to give visas to young people from the eu to be able to stay for a few years and then come back. would you accept that? would that be acceptable? no, no. you wouldn't. you couldn't

comes one day after new home secretary yvette cooper announced steps towards creating the new border security commandy won't be going to rwanda either. it will be given counter—terror powers and specialist officers to, in labour's words, tackle the problem at root. will it work? or is border security command simply tough talk that will mask labour's reluctance to reduce illegal migration? i'm joined now by doctor mike jones , now by doctor mike jones, director of migration watch, as well as my panel telegraph columnist tim stanley and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner. well, mike, thank you very much for coming in. is this just a sort of thunderbirds are go announcement of this new security thing, or is there any seriousness to it ? seriousness to it? >> i don't think there's any seriousness to it, it's already been tried and tested . been tried and tested. essentially, the labour party wants to create a central unit . wants to create a central unit. this, you know, border security command . but a central unit was command. but a central unit was already created under the conservative party

coming up, this man has turned down labour's offer to lead his border security command . lead his border> are you alert to issues of racial and social justice? yes, i am, and if that is the definition of woke, i'll wear it as a bumper sticker every day of the week. >> some good news there then, but is labour's plan to quote smash the gangs in tatters already? i'm going to be discussing that. i'm also going to be revealing tomorrow's newspaper front pages. but first, this is a big story. as health secretary wes streeting now moves to ban puberty blockers permanently for under 18 seconds. is this common sense, at last, from labour on trans , or are we about to have trans, or are we about to have another massive row over it? co—founder and trustee of the lgb alliance, beth jackson, takes on discrimination lawyer robin moira whyte. that's next. welcome back. coming up, i'll bnng welcome back. coming up, i'll bring you the very first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. hot off the press . we pages. hot off the press. we have actually now apparently found out exactly what type of crimina

with our new border security command, we are going to work with our european partners to share intelligenceh support, skills training, help with job opportunities and access to education. this is a vital part of gripping the migration crisis. and it shows how we are going to do business on the world stage. we are facing up to the huge problems beyond our shores because these problems echo at home. the effects play out on our streets and in a dangerous world, we serve no one and solve nothing by turning inward. we have to step forward and lead. and thatis have to step forward and lead. and that is what we are doing. that is what we have shown here today, because it is the best way to uphold our values and keep our people safe. so i am proud to leave this summit with stronger relationships across europe and to leave the epc in a stronger position as well. with a clear agenda for the coming months and the next summit confirmed in hungary this year and albania and denmark in 2025. thank you very much and i will now take a number of questions from the media, starting, i think, with nick from the

border security and law enforcement and to say together. — and law enforcement and to say together, no more. and in the uk, our new— together, no more. and in the uk, our new border security commandust _ work in partnership with you and we must combine our resources and share ihtettigehce _ must combine our resources and share intelligence and tactics and shut down _ intelligence and tactics and shut down the — intelligence and tactics and shut down the smuggling routes and smash the gangs _ down the smuggling routes and smash the gangs. but before i came into politics. _ the gangs. but before i came into politics. i— the gangs. but before i came into politics, i was the director of pubtic— politics, i was the director of public prosecutions in britain, a 'ob public prosecutions in britain, a job i_ public prosecutions in britain, a job i hetd — public prosecutions in britain, a job i held for five years and i saw and participated in the work that can be _ and participated in the work that can be done across borders on issues like counterterrorism, sophisticated gangs _ like counterterrorism, sophisticated gangs working across our borders, and we _ gangs working across our border

channel it's a serious issue that requires a serious answer, and that is why we will set up our border security commando take down the gangs that are running this vile trade. but we won't do is waste further time on a gimmick that cost a fortune and remove just four volunteers. >> meanwhile, rishi sunak used today's prime minister's questions to call for tougher sanctions on russia. the leader of the opposition said the work of the opposition said the work of the opposition said the work of the previous government had laid the groundwork for stronger action against moscow, which he says would help fund ukraines reconstruction. and taking a lighter tone, the former prime minister joked as he sent best ministerjoked as he sent best wishes to britain's olympians of training focus. >> thank you, mr speaker. can i join with the prime minister in expressing my shock at the attack on a british soldier? our thoughts are with him and his family as we wish him a speedy recovery. and i also join with the prime minister in his warm words about our olympic athletes . words about our olympic athletes. ihave words ab

during the course of the election campaign, some can be delivered quickly, wanted to set up border security commandan alternative way of tackling illegal migration, an alternative to the rwanda scheme which is dead in the water was stopped in addition, there said other things that may take longer, so much as print training recruitment of thousands of new teachers, for example, and one priority area it would be the health service and the idea of getting 40,000 new appointments each week by getting staff to do overtime, something the new health secretary wes streeting is keen on, thinking a new. we will talk more about that tomorrow, but i want to in general what keir starmer did today to show he's hitting the ground running. last time he spoke, he spoke with president macron, and in addition, two interesting cause, one to volodymyr zelensky, making it clear there'll no change in you care policy because there is a change in government, and also mentioned he's looking forward to the nato summit next week, which is concentrated on ukraine, and that would be the first meeting up sir keir starmer on the

we keep on hearing about this border security command.ke that operating now and it's called it's called small boats operational command. there's a boss there. it's run by a guy called general shapps. yeah. so what staff are going to sack him? so what starmer's group going to do that's different? well, this is it to this one. this is exactly what james cleverly has been tweeting. >> he says a small boats operational command exists. has it been disabled? has general shapps been made redundant? will the small boats operational command staff be fired and then rehired? what's the difference between these two organisations that we already have and their functions? or is this just a gimmick? i mean, it is a gimmick, isn't it, benjamin? no clearly whatever exists at the moment isn't working because the numbers have continued to go up. >> clearly , rwanda wasn't a >> clearly, rwanda wasn't a great deterrent because the numbers went up after it was passed. and i'm sorry, but these reports in the telegraph and in the mail on sunday, the idea that re

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the government says it's recruiting a �*highly—skilled' border security commander to deal with the crossingsmorgan has said that she will seriously consider entering the race to become the next first minister. eluned morgan said she was looking to run on a �*unity ticket�* with the climate change secretary, huw irranca—davies. welsh labour wants to appoint a new leader by mid—september. this follows the resignation of vaughan gething last week afterjust four months in the job. the suspected frontrunner for the job, jeremy miles, who resigned in protest at mr gething's leadership has ruled himself out of the race, and thrown his backing behind baroness morgan. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. it's turning into a fascinating final day at the open where it's very tight at the top of the leaderboard. it's turning into a fascinating final day at the open where it's very tight at the top of the leaderboard. we could see an englishman lift the claret jug for the first time in 32 years. let's take you to royal troon where ben croucher can update us. ben, it

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but the priority in the first step is to set up a new border security command and to increase our lawe know, the conservatives around this scheme for two and a half years, as well as hundreds of millions of pounds. i will be auditing all the details around the money and the legislation, and the processes, and i will set out more details to parliament. but the first step in our approach to all these issues is to make sure we are putting the money instead into boosting our border security — and that is why we are today launching the water security command process to ensure we can get the new commander and new cross—border police in place in order to strengthen britain's border security dashboard or security command process. that is my priority, to strengthen britain's border security where i think we've been let down for too long.- been let down for too long. yvette coo-er been let down for too long. yvette cooper there- _ the israel army has issued new evacuation orders to palestinian residents and displaced families in several districts of gaza city. dozens of families are now headed

the government says it is recruiting a �*highly—skilled' border security commander to deal with the situationconsider entering the race to become the next first minister. eluned morgan said she was looking to run on a �*unity ticket�* with the climate change secretary, huw irranca—davies. welsh labour wants to appoint a new leader by mid—september. this follows the resignation of vaughan gething last week afterjust four months in the job. the suspected frontrunner for the job, jeremy miles, who resigned in protest at mr gething's leadership has ruled himself out of the race. next, the south sudan basketball team came painfully short of a historic upset— over the usa losing byjust of a historic upset — over the usa losing byjust one point in a thrilling friendly match in london. south sudan — ranked 33rd in the world — were leading for most of the game, before a basket by lebronjames in the dying seconds secured the win for the us by 101 points to 100. both teams are preparing to compete in the paris olympics, which get under way next week. isaac fanin from bbc sport was at yesterday's game. h

border security— more. and in the uk our new border security command will work in partnership with the eu. must combine resources, share intelligence, share tactics, shut down— intelligence, share tactics, shut down the — intelligence, share tactics, shut down the smuggling routes and smash of the _ down the smuggling routes and smash of the gangs. the}r down the smuggling routes and smash of the urans. , , down the smuggling routes and smash of the gangs— of the gangs. they will be working on different _ of the gangs. they will be working on different ways _ of the gangs. they will be working on different ways of _ of the gangs. they will be working on different ways of chairing, - on different ways of chairing, cooperating on the issue of illegal migration. also a lot of talk as the war in ukraine and the determination to show unity. we had president zelensky here speaking a little earlier on calling for that unified front from european countries and a little earlier i spoke to the uk home secretary yvette cooper on that. what you've heard from the words that the prime minister used this

there'll be a new border security command to crack down on people smuggling gangs., would aim to improve security at public venues. and there'll be a football governance bill, giving the game an independent regulator. our economics editor faisal islam and chris mason are here. faisal, growth, wealth creation, the government saying it is at the heart of everything they do.— of everything they do. so many mentions of — of everything they do. so many mentions of growth _ of everything they do. so many mentions of growth in - of everything they do. so many mentions of growth in every . mentions of growth in every government says it wants growth. this government says its fundamental mission so we can hold that to account over the next few years in terms of whether they achieve that. how do they hope to achieve it? fiddling, changing with the wiring and plumbing with how we make decisions in the economy, remove some of the instability we saw after the mini budget and the political instability we saw after brexit. they can now plough ahead with some unpalatable decisions o

it's a serious issue that requires a serious answer, and that is why we will set up our border security commando take down the gangs that are running this vile trade. but we won't do is waste further time on a gimmick that cost a fortune and remove just four volunteers. >> meanwhile, rishi sunak used today's prime minister's questions to call for tougher sanctions on russia. the leader of the opposition said the work of the opposition said the work of the opposition said the work of the previous government had laid the groundwork for stronger action against moscow, which he says would help fund ukraines reconstruction and taking a lighter tone . the former prime lighter tone. the former prime minister joked as he sent best ministerjoked as he sent best wishes to britain's olympians. >> and i also join with the prime minister in his warm words about our olympic athletes, i have no doubt that after years of training, focus and dedication, they will bring back many gold medals. although to be honest, i'm probably not the first person they want to hear advice from on to how win. but i'm glad. i'm g

instead, we're going to put in the border security council command that will pursue the smuggling gangsto treat them like terrorists, and we're going to bring in those counter—terror powers to ensure that we can do. >> hang on. >> hang on. >> you're going to be allowing illegal migrants, well, migrants who have entered this country illegally to apply for asylum. the refugee council believes that probably about 70 to 80% of those people will be granted asylum, because they can't be sent back to a safe country. you scrapped rwanda as a deterrent, so we don't have a third country for them to be sent to. so a lot of people are writing in saying, does labour essentially support an amnesty now ? an amnesty now? >> no, because what we were seeing before is no one was being deported to rwanda . so being deported to rwanda. so they were stuck in the system for 3 to 5 years waiting for decisions to be made. they then had to be put up in the bibby stockholm, on military bases and in hotels, costing £8 million per day. the reason we're not going to renew the contract for the bibby stockholm in janu

cooper will fastrack asylum claims, and the backlog that still exists while investing in a new border security commandthe gangs that perpetuate the problem. this morning that plan got the support of neil basu, formerly the lead for counter terrorism policing, at the national police chiefs' council. it's rather sad to hear there is fighting over the border border security issues in parliament yesterday, and i think migration is a national security issue and ought to be cross party agreement on it. i'm pleased to see the end of her wand up because that seemed to be a policy that was targeting the victims. this new policy is obviously targeting the suspects, the perpetrators, and i think that is exactly the right thing to do. joining us now is former chief immigration officer for border force, kevin saunders. kevin, good to speak with you. there is we know a very small working model for counter terrorism in this country which the government emulates i guess. do you think it can work? i emulates i guess. do you think it can work? ~' ., emulates i guess. do you think it can work?— emulates i guess. do you

there's to be a new border security command to crack down on people—smuggling gangs, and a measure calleding security at public venues. in a moment, our political editor chris mason will give us his assessment of this king's speech, but first to our economics editor, faisal islam, at the treasury. so growth and wealth creation at the heart of the government's plans — is that easier said than done? we heard about that wealth growth in the king's speech multiple times, and of the king's speech multiple times, and every government says it wants growth, this government says it is its fundamental mission. —— we heard that word growth multiple times. how do they say they're going to get this growth? tweaking the plumbing and the wiring of the economic system to attract the private sector in to invest. the private sector in to invest. the private sector in to invest. the private sector that the government say it may be put off by economic instability after the mini budget, political instability in those post—brexit years, policy instability that they can get around now that they have a big lands

borders secure. labour's first steps, which means trying to get neighbourhood police back on our streets and in our communities and also setting up the new border security command go after the criminal boat gangs that are organising the dangerous boat crossings. whether labour will be able to end nhs strikes will be one of the first tests for the new government. when i was diagnosed with kidney cancer the nhs saved my life. today, i can begin to repay that debt by our nhs. that debt by saving our nhs. i have just spoken on the phone with the bma junior doctors committee and i can announce that talks to end their industrial action will begin next week. for the conservatives, different kinds of questions need answering now. what direction do they go in next? some want them to move back to the centre ground of politics. this is a sobering wake—up call for people like myself, for the conservative party, as a whole. we need to take time to regroup and i think redefine what modern pragmatic centre—right conservatism actually is. what we stand for. others think they need more right—wing policies to challenge reform uk's influence, and tougher immigration plans could d

to create our border security command and take back control —— set up gb energy, lack of publicly owned change — and many constituencies will be tight, this one will be tight. it is incredible that we're fighting as hard as we are the constituency, but it will go down to the wire. it will go down to a few hundred votes and if people don't go out and vote, people who want change, who need change, don't go out and vote, we'll wake up and imagine on friday morning with five more years of a tory government. feeling entitled, emboldens that they can get away with anything. imagine that. fight against that all the way through to ten o'clock tomorrow evening. every single vote has to be earned. we have to go out there and make the case. change only happens if you vote for it. and imagine... happens if you vote for it. and imagine- - -_ and imagine, imagine a different future friday morning, a labour government elected in. the fourth time in history we will have come from opposition into power, with a chance notjust to put our nhs back on its feet, but to make it fit for the future. a chance to

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we await to see more details, we knew the border security command was being set up in terms of how ite government want to bring those numbers down. have you seen anything on that all talk about new legal routes into the country? i on that all talk about new legal routes into the country? i think the new leual routes into the country? i think the new legal routes _ routes into the country? i think the new legal routes are _ routes into the country? i think the new legal routes are the _ routes into the country? i think the new legal routes are the most - new legal routes are the most important thing. you will not stop smuggling gangs until you create some legal roots. and then there will be some people who don't fit those and they arrive spontaneously. if you think back to prohibition of alcohol in the us, people still drank alcohol, theyjust drank less safe alcohol. people will only go to criminal gangs if you don't have an alternative. if we create the legal roots, the previous government talked about safe legal routes without creating any, they wear these mythical things you were su

is a high degree of consensus that we need to work on of real interest in working with our border security command and how quickly we can get on with that. there are no silver bullets. nothing is going to solve this overnight, and as i made clear in my opening, we also have to tackle the problem upstream in relation to the drivers of migration, whether that is climate, poverty or whether that is conflict. and that is why it is really important that i've set out the money that we have pledged to that here today. but i can tell you there was a real consensus that this is the serious response to a serious problem. soiri, on ukraine, just in relation to the capabilities, there is no change in position, note new decisions we take in as a government that weren't taken by the government of two weeks ago. —— sorry, on ukraine... but the support for ukraine... but the support for ukraine is as strong as it was and obviously stronger by having had 46 european leaders here today, that's on top of the nato council we had last week recommitting, so that commitment is there, but there is no new decision or chan

a real interest in working with our border security command, and a sense of how can we how quickly wehis overnight, and as i made clear in my opening plenary, we also have to tackle the problem upstream in relation to the drivers of migration, whether that's climate, whether that's poverty, or whether that's conflict. and that's why it's really important that i've set out the money that we've pledged to that here today. but i can tell you there was a real consensus that this is the serious response to a serious problem. thank you. and sorry, on ukraine, just in relation to the capability, look, there's no change in position. there's no new decisions that we've taken as a government that weren't taken by the government of two weeks ago, but the support for ukraine, is as strong as it was and obviously stronger by having had 46 european leaders here today. had 46 european leaders here today . that's on top of the nato today. that's on top of the nato council. we had last week recommitting, and so that commitment is there, but there's no new decision or change of position in relation to

serious answer, and thatis requires a serious answer, and that is why we will set up our border security commando take down the gangs that are running this vile trade. what we won't do is waste further time on a gimmick that cost a fortune and remove just four volunteers for aboutin remove just four volunteers for about in between all that, i mean, until you've got the border control command or whatever it is, what are you going to do now.7 >> going to do now? >> over a thousand or so have already arrived since he became prime minister energy secretary ed miliband got his wind energy wish as the labour government announced their green policies . announced their green policies. >> so my friend is blowing in the wind. >> the answer is blowing in the wind . wind. >> yeah, that one always gets me right . right. >> and this coming as we also got news that chancellor rachel reeves will be urged to raid the pension savings of up to 6 million middle class people. >> but in lighter news, prince harry, he's whingeing about the press again. >> i think everything that's played out has, has, has shown people