milton keynes is your home. it is your home for the duration of this war.y of them, they'll want to go home and be but i know some of them will want to stay. and the uk government successfully made sure that they could. for these refugees. helen mulroy, bbc news. if you believe the old saying, it's the most important meal so they're ready to take on the world — or at the very least, ready to learn. the government says breakfast clubs for primary school aged in the region of £450 over the course of a year. the first 750 schools will offer these clubs from april, 67,000 children from the most disadvantaged communities of free childcare every day. on monday morning will be at risk of hunger at the start of the day, who are hungry cannot learn. it has a whole school effect. hungry at the start of the day. it has a ripple effect on the whole school, ultimately, of all children and young people. it's been something on the radar of the current government for a while, even before bridget phillipson bagels or beads or books. we've had to think so the commitment that

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but today the prime minister got a taste of his own medicine because farmers a visit to milton keynes, forcing sir keir starmer to be airlifted away from the scene by helicopter. look, there he goes. it's batman and robin, and i'll be joined by farmers who were there today protesting. and the lunatics have taken over the asylum system once again, because a nigerian woman has been granted asylum despite eight previous rejections, by claiming she's a member of a terrorist organisation. after even the judge admitted she was not being honest. is this a case of if at first you don't succeed, then lie and lie again? and suella braverman has slammed the conversion of a luxury country manor in fareham into asylum seeker accommodation as entirely inappropriate. well, on today's show i'll be joined by a furious local who says this is aninqu furious local who says this is an insult to every single british taxpayer. and that's all coming up in your next hour. motor show is always a pleasure to have your company. another thing that's got my goat today is the world cup in 2034. in saudi arabia, due