i think david lidington isa department. i think david lidington is a possibility.n. i think sajid javid would be an interesting symbolic appointment... is the prime minister brave enough to do that symbolism? yes... it does not have a huge amount of experience in running a department either. not have a huge amount of experience in running a department eitherlj in running a department either.” think she realises that the home office is such an appalling department to have to run. i think she will go for the safest pair of hands she can find. i thinkjames brokenshire and david lidington would be safe hands. sajid javid, possibly, i respect him, have a lot of time for him, but i suspect he has not quite got that weight. the other thing, apart from thinking who has got the weight, the experience, the safe pair of hands, is how can i avoid destabilising or reshuffling so much of my cabinet that i create more uncertainty? that is it. theresa may did not want to

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david lidington, thank you. it will be discussed again in the house of commons today.isn't it? the idea there could be an enzyme that breaks down the plastic meaning it can be reused, it would break down plastic bottles, plastic trays that we use but at the moment they are cluttering up our oceans. there are some staggering figures. 40 million bottles are used in the uk every year. a staggering number of those end up in landfill. we recyclejust 60% of them so clearly there is a big campaign to get us to recycle more. it is the way the recycling is done because at the moment you can't make a plastic arkle into another plastic claw, it has to be used for something else, so man—made carpets or man—made fibres, not another bottle but this process would allow it to separate into its component parts so you can use it to make new plastic. a lot of big companies have signed up to this initiative including coca—cola, unilever, nestle. they want to recycle more. it has a lot of backing but the crucial thing is how it works. this facility in oxfordshire is allowing scientists to

today, cabinet office minister david lidington said it was fair to ask why the government hadn't actedr, but that ministers were now working to support those affected. i think it's not unreasonable to say that. the home secretary apologised yesterday for the way this has been handled up till now. i think the really important thing now is that we set in place arrangements so that people get a much better service in the future, which after all is what they're entitled to — these are people who are legally entitled to be here, in most cases have been working, paying taxes for all their adult lives. they are granted by an act of parliament the right to live lawfully in the united kingdom, so, actually, getting them through the paperwork and the record checking to have the formal documentation to prove that status is something we need to help them with, that's what we're doing. this morning, paulette wilson, who came to the uk aged ten, told the bbc of her experience when she was threatened with deportation. when i saw the illegal paper, ijust didn't understand it and i kept it away from my