but it's britain needs better work ethic, claims chris philp. always quite hard because i think it's going to be philip, don't you? but it isn't. anyway, this was on nick robinson's show political thinking. i've listened to the whole thing. it's quite a good show actually for the bbc. it's a podcast where it's a bit friendly but not totally so. i suppose it'll be like, you're a decent bloke, aren't you? but you're a bit horrible. i'll just stick that sticker like a horrible question in at the end. so this was towards the end of it. and he just said that in britain today he, he was asked if belief in hard work is something britain is missing. he says i do a bit. there are 9 million working age adults who are not working. and as we compete globally with countries like south korea, china, india, we need a work ethic. and i say fair enough. but i do have some caveats. one is that we have all sorts of people in social housing, many of them not really from this country. and you sort of you can actually live in certain blocks and see them at home with

chris philp is outraged by it. i know it's philp is that every single story is filth.on manoeuvres. i think he wants to be the next leader. he spied his opportunity and he's good at, he's good at football. and i heard he climbs over the fence because i play five a side football once a week. and phil apparently is so athletic. he climbs the 1543 00:08:52,944 -->

chris philp, the tory shadow home secretary, has called the news a total capitulation to people who wouldthe uk a soft touch of europe now. joining me now the research director for at the centre of migration control, robert bates. robert, why on earth would the labour government be targeting that aspect of the illegal migration bill? surely having these two aspects, first of all, scientifically proven age and also the fact that that if you've come here via small boat, you've come here via small boat, you can't become a uk citizen or it'll be nigh on impossible. why do you think a labour government would look to repeal or change that? >> well, they. >> well, they. >> are. >> are. >> looking to repeal it because they are putting all their eggs. >> in the. >> in the. >> smash the gangs basket, and therefore anything that was brought in before they. 1514 00: