corbyn. —— jacob rees—mogg or borisjohnson or jeremy corbyn.ive the executive more power than is necessary in order to achieve their objectives. than is necessary in order to achieve their objectiveslj than is necessary in order to achieve their objectives. i have considered this issue, and i think the lordships need to consider it in the lordships need to consider it in the round, the round being all the other limitations that currently exist on ministers, and placed importantly, the amendment that my noble friend, the minister, is making to this point, which i believe does address many of the concerns. what i would ask your lordships at this point is to consider this. if the government acting a reasonable way to ensure has the powers necessary to deliver a smooth and orderly brexit? —— acting it in a reasonable way.|j understand the notional appeal of only permitting ministers to act where it is necessary, and here i agree with my distinct predecessor, my noble friend lord bridges, the midwife, as he put it, to this bill. but it should not be

when it is taking a hit from jeremy corbyn on one side and from a right—wing conservative like jacob reese liberal left guardian newspaper is attacking in pretty much the same terms as the right—leaning ma55ive circulation sun new5paper, but the realisation came late in the day, a last—minute agreement to meet caribbean leaders, when there is a commonwealth summit i5 when there is a commonwealth summit is taking place in london, that looked flat—footed, and today amber rudd inseam 100% certain that no—one had been deported wrong way. what was most remarkable wa5 had been deported wrong way. what was most remarkable was the sight and sound of the home secretary distancing herself from her own department in the way that she did. it hadn't ju5t department in the way that she did. it hadn't just be department in the way that she did. it hadn'tjust be hailed wrongly, it had behaved appallingly. critic5 are blaming what they call the hostile environment, tracing it back to the time when theresa may was home secretary, and amber rudd may have strengthened their arm by attacking that culture in t

it is going to be alarming to thelikes of jacob rees and ardent brexit supporters who are starting toeaving at all? tom: let's go to jordan rochester. sterling andall on does it adjust given the length of the debate within the united kingdom? jordan: our calls or 148 in cable -- r 1.48 in cable. that's a big dollar weakness story. against the euro, it's not really that strong. it will be a little bit down and sideways actually. it's mostly a dollar call when it comes to that cable call. also, real yield perspective as well. that's thanks to high inflation and low interest rates and very, very mild hiking programs so far from the bank of england in this cycle. when you start to see more pricing and we had a bit of a take off with that pricing, the more pricing the banking hikes and once the deal is signed with the eu on a transitional deal, investment should start to pick up. if it's a customs union, it should really start to pick up. that will be positive for the pound. tom: very quickly, if we get the stagflation that jordan is talking about, what does that mean politically for the p

it looks like across the political spectrum, we sought jacob rees like across the political spectrum, got into debt, presumption that the home office should help to look through their records to find documentation and you should take to agree use because in these complex cases in the past the home office has taken two used to confirm status so in the intervening period we need to see the what is make much stronger statement to say people will not be expeued statement to say people will not be expelled within two years and to help people get the documentation they need. thank you love you. -- thank you, all of you. inmates "threw paint and smashed fire alarms" during a disturbance at a young offenders institution. the prison service says four prison officers suffered minor injuries in the trouble at hmyo| aylesbury in buckinghamshire. it's thought inmates "trashed" e wing in protest over a lack of showers and time out of their cells. criminal defence lawyer caroline liggins represents a client inside aylesbury and has visited it many times. tell us what you know. we had a report which