in a moment, we will go up to liverpool and speak to lloyd russell—moyle , speak to lloyd russell—moyle about his response to all this. kept the all of this. but i've kept the professor a moment. israel professor for a moment. israel spends a fortune every year on intelligence . they pride intelligence. they pride themselves on intelligence . so themselves on intelligence. so whether or not the egyptian intelligence minister is right with his claim, the israelis have denied it . with his claim, the israelis have denied it. something has gone catastrophically wrong here, it? here, hasn't it? >> think this one thing for >> i think this one thing for sure, the intelligence community got it badly wrong. it's always weird , this kind of warning from weird, this kind of warning from egypt. it takes us back 50 years to 1973 because all the story of an agent or double agent, ashraf mannan at the time providing the information and that's the problem. when there is cognitive closure among the leadership, whether the military establishment or the political establishment or the political establishm

in a moment, we will go up to liverpool and speak to lloyd russell—moyle , speak to lloyd russell—moyle about his response to all this. kept the all of this. but i've kept the professor a moment. israel professor for a moment. israel spends a fortune every year on intelligence . they pride intelligence. they pride themselves on intelligence . so themselves on intelligence. so whether or not the egyptian intelligence minister is right with his claim, the israelis have denied it . with his claim, the israelis have denied it. something has gone catastrophically wrong here, it? here, hasn't it? >> think this one thing for >> i think this one thing for sure, the intelligence community got it badly wrong. it's always weird , this kind of warning from weird, this kind of warning from egypt. it takes us back 50 years to 1973 because all the story of an agent or double agent, ashraf mannan at the time providing the information and that's the problem. when there is cognitive closure among the leadership, whether the military establishment or the political establishment or the political establishm

it is lloyd russell—moyle thank lloyd russell—moyle mp. first and foremost, what do you of poppy day? what do you make of poppy day? what do you make of poppy day? what do you think about the fact that we've managed to raise anyway, our viewers have managed to raise £130,000. bad effort. >> i think that's remarkable effort. >> and all credit to you guys and to your viewers who have raised that amount money. but raised that amount of money. but this happens across the country at smaller scale , whether it's at a smaller scale, whether it's people are not rattling but people who are not rattling but who are holding the tins on our streets or, for example, i always do a collection in at the asda store in my constituency , asda store in my constituency, and that's for people with poppies. and that's to remember, i think , not just the fund i think, not just the fund raising. she's important and i've put down a number of parliamentary questions about why the wreaths vat on why the wreaths have vat on them. example , all because i them. for exam

one of their mps, lloyd russell moyle, highlighted the prime minister's shortcomings, saying his leaderursuing a lot of liz truss's policies, on the bankers' bonuses, for example. anything else? and he's not really — on immigration, on the boats — all of these are old policiesand their not working. they don't work and they never have worked. prime minister sunak came in at a time when there'd been a mini budget which many people widely criticized. how do you think he's done if you access it from an economic perspective? id�*i access it from an economic nominative?— access it from an economic perspective? access it from an economic --ersective? / ~ ., , perspective? dl think that he set out to do perspective? d1 think that he set out to do and _ perspective? d1 think that he set out to do and he _ perspective? d1 think that he set out to do and he had _ perspective? d1 think that he set out to do and he had to - perspective? d1 think that he set out to do and he had to do - out to do and he had to do straightaway was stabilised sentiment across the uk and across international markets abo

nadia whittome and lloyd russell—moyle, who is a complete pain, the way.ay. he's one brighton mps. they'd one of the brighton mps. they'd hoped see the inside of the hoped to see the inside of the barge, but they claim the home secretary, suella braverman, didn't their letter, didn't reply to their letter, asking do so. didn't reply to their letter, askokay, do so. didn't reply to their letter, askokay, well, do so. didn't reply to their letter, askokay, well, we're do so. didn't reply to their letter, askokay, well, we're going to >> okay, well, we're going to speak susan phoenix who speak to susan phoenix, who is a campaigner the to the campaigner from the no to the barge group. thank you for joining us, susan . what's your joining us, susan. what's your reaction to these two labour backbench mps wanting to come to portland and meet the asylum seekers on the barge ? seekers on the barge? >> very similar to yours, actually . of course, the wish actually. of course, the wish they had come to meet our homeless people, wish they'd come to meet the local popu

so what's going to happen is lloyd russell—moyle is going to go down there.to go down there. he's going to go down there. he's going to meet some of the asylum seekers that are being housed on the barge. he is going to meet the barge. he is going to meet the local mayor who is very opposed to people being put on this barge in this area in the first place. but they're making the point that they're very concerned about the conditions in which these people are being kept. they don't want it to be seen as punishment for trying to get here and seek asylum. but i suspect that the labour leadership could could really do without this today. >> let's let's look at the conservatives big week there. they're sort of billing this ai summit that they're having and they'd love world leaders and things to come round. i'm actually laughing. i can't wait to talk to the government minister about this today. they're actually flying the flag and saying we are investing in to million quid in al. this week. now i look at this and i 9°! week. now i look at this and i go, that's like