who was the chair of the party— that jake berry who was the chair of the party at — that jake berry's not as if it was not known, so i _ so it's not as if it was not known, so i think— so it's not as if it was not known, so i think this _ so it's not as if it was not known, so i think this is yet again another embarrassing problem and a decision would _ embarrassing problem and a decision would have _ embarrassing problem and a decision would have to be made very quickly and i_ would have to be made very quickly and i would — would have to be made very quickly and i would say that gavin williamson should clearly be somewhat worried that downing street are not— somewhat worried that downing street are not publicly backing him. it are not publicly backing him. [it does are not publicly backing him. does say are not publicly backing him. it does say he does not dispute the veracity of the text and he offers an apology, regretting the language. back to the telegraph and their story that you mentioned and this is about ambulances arriving more than two days late. we have got used to thes

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well, i'm by a conservative of parliament, jake berry, until recently very recently, chairman of the for rossendale and darwen. jake david davis, has got 50 mps to sign a letter to say . if you've sign a letter to say. if you've come from the safe country , you come from the safe country, you know, a country that is a negative member, really, you applicant that actually the modern slavery laws should be amended and people could be sent straight back is david davis and he's colleagues. are they on the right track with this? yeah, i think they i mean we should think they are. i mean we should be really proud in this country of, the modern day act. of, the modern day slavery act. it's something parliament it's something that parliament did. leader in did. we were a global leader in field get things. all field where we get things. all laws to abuse and we laws are open to abuse and we should never shy away from them. david is right. he's picked up on point. i you've picked on this point. i you've picked up previously that people who come claim to be come here and claim to be victims moder

well, i'm by a conservative of parliament, jake berry, until recently very recently, chairman of the for rossendale and darwen. jake david davis, has got 50 mps to sign a letter to say . if you've sign a letter to say. if you've come from the safe country , you come from the safe country, you know, a country that is a negative member, really, you applicant that actually the modern slavery laws should be amended and people could be sent straight back is david davis and he's colleagues. are they on the right track with this? yeah, i think are. i mean we should think they are. i mean we should be really proud in this country of, the modern day slavery act. it's that parliament it's something that parliament did. leader in did. we were a global leader in field we things. all field where we get things. all laws to abuse and we laws are open to abuse and we should never shy away from them. david is right. he's picked up on point. i you've picked on this point. i you've picked up previously that people who come claim to be come here and claim to be victims modern don't victims of modern ofte

potentially more damaging for rishi sunak is a claim by the then conservative party chairman, so jake berry about the complaint against so gavin williamson, 24 hours later the new prime minister brought so gavin, previously a cabinet minister, back into government. he had been told about this in advance, says sir jake. what is darling street say? they say there is an ongoing complaints process so they can't comment. but today the liberal democrats are saying rishi sunak should sack so gavin williamson. iain watson reporter:. the home secretary says she is working night and day to deal with the rising number of migrants arriving across the channel, but warned there was still "a long way to go" before a solution can be found. suella braverman made the comments in an interview with the mail on sunday after facing heavy criticism over the government's immigration policies. 0ur reporter simonjones is in dover for us this morning. simon, what more can you tell us? well, the home secretary visited dover on thursday to meet border force staff and then she went on to the controversial migrant proces

prime minister had not seen the specifics of that exchange, you have seen what the former chairman, jake berryver dowden, thank ou for two of them. oliver dowden, thank you for coming _ two of them. oliver dowden, thank you for coming in, _ two of them. oliver dowden, thank you for coming in, we _ two of them. oliver dowden, thank you for coming in, we will- two of them. oliver dowden, thank you for coming in, we will see - two of them. oliver dowden, thank you for coming in, we will see how| you for coming in, we will see how that transpires in the next few days. great to have you here. ears pricked during both of those interviews, this morning's brains trust to help us make sense of it. myles allen, you heard both of our politicians talking about climate change in the uk approach, what is your reaction to the level of commitment?— your reaction to the level of commitment? ~ , ., commitment? well, they are both t in: to commitment? well, they are both trying to make _ commitment? well, they are both trying to make the _ commitment? well, they are both trying to make the best _ commitment? wel

jake berry is that he's the former party chairman who already spoke up , chairman who already spoke uppointed. so you've got a number of very senior mps, possibly even secretaries , very possibly even secretaries, very worried about sunak's ban on wind farms and. they are prepared to speak that huge popularity for rishi sunak that we saw just six or seven weeks ago seems to be beginning to be chilled at rather quickly than at the same time. of course, we've got 50 employees who refuse the prime minister about albanian migrants and david davies is making the case that the modern slavery legislation, which has essentially become a loophole in the immigration system to be rewritten. system needs to be rewritten. he's quite a strong case the way that the modern slavery legislation works is that anyone who claims to be a victim of modern has to have their claim invested. those investigations on average take 420 days. so over a year , while migrants are over a year, while migrants are staying this country waiting for those claims to be processed. and he argues that if is claiming that they'v