henry hill from conservative _ to pull off. henry hill from conservative home, - to pull off.ervative home, thank you very much. in the last few minutes my colleague political editor chris mason has wrapped up an interview with david cameron who of course today has returned to front line politics as foreign secretary. so let's listen to that interview with david cameron. david cameron. david cameron. david cameron you left government over brexit and you will now be the face and the voice of post—brexit written, lord cameron, foreign secretary, quite a thing. i written, lord cameron, foreign secretary, quite a thing. i know it is not usual— secretary, quite a thing. i know it is not usual for— secretary, quite a thing. i know it is not usual for a _ secretary, quite a thing. i know it is not usual for a prime _ secretary, quite a thing. i know it is not usual for a prime minister. secretary, quite a thing. i know it. is not usual for a prime minister to is not usualfor a prime minister to come back in this way, but i believe in public service. the prime minister asked me to do

we cn now speak to henry hill, deputy editor of conservative home, a news blog regarding the conservativeng street had to say? rishi what do you make of what downing street had to say?— what do you make of what downing street had to say? rishi sunak came into downing — street had to say? rishi sunak came into downing street _ street had to say? rishi sunak came into downing street after— street had to say? rishi sunak came into downing street after this - street had to say? rishi sunak came into downing street after this liz - into downing street after this liz truss it in an extraordinarily weak position and that was embodied by how he built his government he most obviously inherited jeremy hunt as chancellor i think everybody incumbent wants to choose his own chancellor but he put suella braverman in the home office which raised eyebrows at the time at the suspicion was it was part of a deal with the right of the party to prevent a challenge. it is an open question as to whether it makes her invulnerable or if she is angling to be dismissed but that is the explanation for why he has thi

skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> for the first time in more than three months, the u.s. has an ambassador to israel. the senate confirmed former obama-era treasury secretary jack lew to the post yesterday in a 53-43 vote. the position has been vacant since july. >>> donald trump jr. is expected to take the witness stand today in the new york fraud trial against his father, the family, and their company. the former president, his two oldest sons, and the trump organization are accused of inflating the value of their properties to obtain financing and tax benefits. they deny any wrongdoing. eric trump is expected to testify. donald trump is set to take the stand next week followed by his daughter, ivanka, who is not a defendant in the case. >>> meanwhile, former president trump is asking a michigan court to prevent the michigan secretary of state from leaving his name off the 2024 primary ballot. a lawsuit claims the u.s. constitution prohibits a person from running for federal office if they have engaged in insurrection. >>> closing arguments are expected today in the fed

let's bring in henry hill in all of this , do in henry hill in all of this, do you this is an issue,, the a sort of party issue, the mismanagement, of mismanagement, arguably of birmingham or of nottingham city council? >> do you think this is an anti devolution argument, that this >> do you think this is an anti dean ution argument, that this >> do you think this is an anti dean example ument, that this >> do you think this is an anti dean example they it, that this >> do you think this is an anti dean example they can'tt this >> do you think this is an anti dean example they can't manage >> do you think this is an anti de ai example they can't manage >> do you think this is an anti de ai examleveliey can't manage >> do you think this is an anti de ai examlevel ?y can't manage at a lower level? >> i mean, as you say, birmingham was effectively ambushed by some changes to the law which which frankly shouldn't have happened where essentially a judge was able to rule that because a better unionised part of their workforce was predominantly male than than and therefore fought for better

let's dissect this a little bit further now with the deputy editor of conservativehome henry hill andhis issue of small boat arrivals. we know that there are fewer asylum seekers in the united kingdom than there are in france, in germany, in italy, in many other comparable european countries. and yet the government has made this issue one that is much bigger . is this issue one that is much bigger. is that hurting them ? bigger. is that hurting them? >> it is hurting them because they keep raising the salience of this issue and then failing to do anything about it. the reason they're doing that is because the small boat crossings are kind of a really visible symbol a failure to control symbol of a failure to control the a way that a much the borders in a way that a much higher amount legal higher amount of legal immigration, which polling suggests like, suggests the public don't like, but the same but that doesn't have the same kind visual impact as people kind of visual impact as people washing boats. it's a washing up on boats. it's a bafic washing up on boats. it's a basic state fai

susan joining us, henry hill and susan ann i'm just ann evans.in the job. let's give away loads of money foreign it's like money in foreign aid. it's like can any more can this get any more ridiculous? let us know what you think home. think at home. >> next up, we'll be >> well, next up, we'll be speaking elianne for speaking to andrew elianne for another of fake fact. another episode of fake or fact. >> and this here we testing >> and this week here we testing us the royal family in light us on the royal family in light of release of season of of the release of season six of the don't go >> well, welcome back. it's 939 and you're watching and listening to breakfast with olivia and martin. >> now, then, it's time for another episode of andrew evans . another episode of andrew evans. fake fact. and we were fake or fact. and we were wondering, you going to wondering, what are you going to be talking to us about this week, andrew? what's on the menu? well, tell what, menu? well, i'll tell you what, the entered its sixth the crown has entered its six

lets go live to henry hill, the deputy editor of conservative home.ld me that the government thought this was going to work and they were optimistic about winning the appeal. the programme has been ruled illegal and principal sill in theory there is thought that intensive work with rwanda to meet the concerns of the court they could get off the ground but it is now almost certain the rwanda scheme will not be in operation by the time of the general election which will make life politically very difficult for the prime minister who has made small boats such an important part of his policy to voters. the boats such an important part of his policy to voters-— boats such an important part of his policy to voters. the message from the government _ policy to voters. the message from the government is _ policy to voters. the message from the government is small _ policy to voters. the message from the government is small boat - the government is small boat crossing so don't compare to previous years so could he rely on other instruments to achieve the same p

former labour adviser laza and the adviser matthew laza and the deputy editor of conservative home, henry hillthis programme. thank you. matthew, let's start with you. well i gave the example of the labour party. look this vote was going to make no difference to what happened on the ground. and yet eight people have kind of sacrificed it. sacrificed their careers for it. totally. i my instinctive totally. i mean, my instinctive reaction is that one, which is that there is a sort of pointlessness a lot of pointlessness to a lot of gesture politics. >> there is >> but there is a counterargument which is quite strong, that one strong, which is that one person's is another person's gesture is another person's gesture is another person's conscious raiser that they may not either by resigning or doing, you know, by changing your twitter banner. you know, we can all do or wearing a badge for a particular cause , but that for a particular cause, but that may not be altering events or altering the course of that debate. but you are showing your you are trying to raise consciousness. you're showing soli

hill. >>> the passing of henry kissinger at the age of 100. shaping cold war history, the deeply influential diplomat, and stroernls y'all, too. and his secret work to set up that historic trip, richard nixon to china. jonathan karl reporting. >>> after leaving "shark tank" and selling his stake in his nba team, does mark cuban want to run for president. >>> and for anyone with a dog, the being studies right now by the fda. what they're saying. could it make your pet live longer? >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we do begin tonight with the hostage release and this cease-fire about to end. this temporary extension of the truce between israel and hamas. set to expire now in hours. tonight, eight more israeli hostages we leased by hamas, but no americans. the nighttime release, red cross vehicles taking custody of several of those hostages in gaza, driving them through the rafa crossing into egypt. separately, a daytime release of two other women, a 40-year-old israeli woman, a lawyer, kidna

hill. our good friend chris henry says some light rain down there. rainfall probably won't be too much today. it's waiting for tonight, into tomorrow morning. and then the last gasp of this system as it opens up and weakens will be friday into saturday. there's some significant differences on rainfall projections for many here, but all told, the totals have come way, way down. but it does look promising here. next, i'd say 72 hours for at least get some measurable amounts here. yesterday was pretty good, especially sonoma county, lake county, mendocino county, but that was it. the rest of the bay area and locations south, we're like, where is it? where is it? well today will be a little better opportunity 60s, more likely late tonight into early thursday and then again friday night into saturday. it's gone sunday, though, dave. >> all right, steve, thank you. time 520 well, there was loud public comment at one school board meeting in the east bay. details of the frustration after a high school principal was removed from his job. and thanksgiving, as