meeting of these five conservative backbench groups, the european research group, the conservative group, the new conservatives group, the northernoup. david jones is my deputy chairman at the erg, he is also one of the four members of star chamber. again, to reiterate, the bottom line conclusion of the chart —— mega star chamber�*s report, this is taken from the report, and that reports is now available for anyone in this country to read by the lawyers have written website. the summary was, i quote, "the bill provides a partial and incomplete solution to the problem of legal challenges in the uk courts being used as a stratagem delay or defeat the removal or illegal

meeting of these five conservative backbench groups, the european research group, the conservative group, the new conservatives group, the northern research group, and the common—sense group. david jones is my deputy chairman at the erg, he is also one of the four members of star chamber. again, to reiterate, the bottom line conclusion of the chart —— mega star chamber�*s report, this is taken from the report, and that reports is now available for anyone in this country to read by the lawyers have written website. the summary was, i quote, "the bill provides a partial and incomplete solution to the problem of legal challenges in the uk courts being used as a stratagem delay or defeat the removal or illegal migrants to reminder. i willjust add, the common—sense group are now hosting a further meeting at 6p and this evening which is also going to be addressed by robertjenrick. —— at 6pm. so if you like, they come to us and at 6pm, we are going to there's info i can put it like that. that is where things currently sit, who would like to ask the first question?— would like to ask the first cuestion? ~ . , ., m question? what is the p

the northern research group of tory mps, the common sense group, the new conservative group, the northernound 100 tory mps in that group who met now mr francois says as a group, we're going to abstain. the risk for the government right now will know in half an hour is if all those abstain on the all those mps abstain on the rwanda bill falls tonight. the government is defeated on the first six and reading in in parliament since 1986. it will be a historic defeat, a disaster for the prime minister and will probably lead to a vote of no confidence in the government. an opportunistic one, if you like , opportunistic one, if you like, from the labour party. that's where we are tonight at the 7 pm. on gb news. it's a big risk for the government. they've been they've been twisting arms all day . rishi they've been twisting arms all day. rishi sunak freshman covid inquiry yesterday has been meeting with people trying to work how can you round work out how can you come round the meeting your dawn meeting the meeting at your dawn meeting with around 20 members of the new ? 2019 young new conservat

and there is the northern research group, thought to number more than 50 mps, and this was formed inreas in the north of england, wales and the scottish borders. it's chairjohn stevenson believed the bill would be overwhelmingly supported by mps. and then there is the conservative growth group, which was set up in the aftermath of liz truss's short tenure at number 10 and you can see an image of her, they advocate for economic, libertarian policies and is thought to number around 50 mps. so what is the rwanda vote, why is this happening now and what happens if it is defeated? the bbc�*s analysis editor razak in his answers those key questions.— those key questions. there is an important _ those key questions. there is an important vote _ those key questions. there is an important vote coming - those key questions. there is an important vote coming up - those key questions. there is an important vote coming up in - important vote coming up in westminster with the prime minister looking to deter people arising —— arriving by boat. first, what is the rwanda vote? it is about rishi sunak

it's the erg, the new conservatives, common sense conservatives, the common sense group, northern research groupnorthern research group the conservative group, and the conservative growth you see the growth group. so you see the state the tory party, and state of the tory party, and that's the groups on that's just all the groups on one side, they're against one side, and they're against the nation side. so it's the one nation side. so it's a party struggling for its heart on this five families? >> anything no, no. >> no. anything no, no. >> no. anything no, no. >> national. is >> this is national. this is it's been all day. where have >> this is national. this is it's been?ll day. where have >> this is national. this is it's been? you've where have >> this is national. this is it's been? you've been; have >> this is national. this is it's been? you've been asleep. you been? you've been asleep. i know, it and mark francois know, but it and mark francois is kind the leader. is kind of the leader. he was there the first. he's there on the steps first. he's there on the steps first. he's the corleo

it's the erg, the new conservatives, common sense conservatives, the common sense group, northern research groupnorthern research group the conservative group, and the conservative growth you see the growth group. so you see the state the tory party, and state of the tory party, and that's the groups on that's just all the groups on one side, they're against one side, and they're against the nation side. so it's the one nation side. so it's a party struggling for its heart on this five families? >> anything no, no. >> no. anything no, no. >> no. anything no, no. >> national. is >> this is national. this is it's been all day. where have >> this is national. this is it's been?ll day. where have >> this is national. this is it's been? you've where have >> this is national. this is it's been? you've been; have >> this is national. this is it's been? you've been asleep. you been? you've been asleep. i know, it and mark francois know, but it and mark francois is kind the leader. is kind of the leader. he was there the first. he's there on the steps first. he's there on the steps first. he's the corleo

, since we have the list to go through and that is the list to go through and that is the northern research groupgland, wales and the scottish borders. the chair of that group is john stevenson who does believe the bill would be overwhelmingly supported by northern mps. one more grouping, the conservative growth group, which was set up in the aftermath of liz truss's premiership. we showed you an image of herjust then, that premiership. we showed you an image of her just then, that was advocating economic policy and that is thought to number around 50 members of parliament. a lot of groupings there and i think that is what is key about trying to push this vote over the line, the prime minister is caught in the middle of mps who say that this does not go far enough in ensuring that those flights take off. then you have others who are concerned there could be more challenges. we saw what the supreme court said in the last month orso supreme court said in the last month or so when they didn't deem that this law was legally sound and so those challenges are going to be what we see playing out, apolog

they are meeting the erg and the common sense group, northern research group , the northern research e rwanda plan tonight. the result ? at 730, we are reports result? at 730, we are reports right now the chief whip, simon hart, has cancelled a meeting at five with some rebels to speak to 10 downing street. that's one rumour that's been denied by hart's office. so it's that kind of play. we are in a kind of place two hours out from this key moment for this government when i'm trying to check every rumour before try and give it rumour before we try and give it legs. and that one been legs. and that one has been denied by his team, but it does feel now. the feel so febrile right now. the question what happens next? question is what happens next? well, looks like are no well, it looks like there are no one the chamber, so far, no one in the chamber, so far, no mps, tory mps saying they'll they'll the they'll vote against the government ones we government apart the ones we know about, robert jenrick and probably braverman. probably suella braverman. it looks them will looks like many of t

midday, lunchtime on what the right the erg, the right thing, the erg, the european research group of tory mps, northernesearch mps, the northern research group, the common group, group, the common sense group, the new conservatives, conservative future . these all conservative future. these all these group groups are meeting in a mass meeting. heard you in a mass meeting. i heard you chuckling but chuckling there, andrew, but it's of lot of it's a lot of lot of lot of ginger the right are ginger groups on the right are meeting to say. meeting to work out what to say. they'll we'll out they'll find out. we'll find out about 2:00 bringing that news on gb the left, gb news. then later, the left, the one nation group, meet about 100 on either side , with the 100 mps on either side, with the remainder middle. only 28 remainder in the middle. only 28 mps vote against this on mps need to vote against this on the tory side for it to fall. if it falls, then all bets are off. you might expect labour to try and a vote no and submit a vote of no confidence in the government on wednesday. it could lead to a letter

they're hosting it tonight along with northern research group, the conservative future group. from mark francois, the erg . they mark francois, the erg. they ruled that, in fact, this isn't really getting really going to deliver getting getting taking off getting these flights taking off from uk airports in may next yean from uk airports in may next year, as mr sunak told us just last thursday in that press conference earlier , i caught up conference earlier, i caught up outside parliament with mark francois, the chairman of the european research group of tory mps, the main group which commissioned these lawyers to review the bill and found it not workable . let's hear what you workable. let's hear what you have to say to me. >> the star chamber of legal experts, chaired by sir bill cash, spent nearly a week scrubbing this bill. forgive me. and they concluded this in summary, the bill over all provides a partial and incomplete solution to the problem of legal challenges in the uk courts being used as stratagem to delay or defeat the removal of illegal migrants to rwanda for a

you have the european research group within the conservative party, the one nation caucus, then you conservatives group, the common—sense group, the northerngot one has he? you have justl described what i was describing got one has he? you have just i described what i was describing a moment ago, the broadchurch. we are all members of the conservative party. one thing that does unite us is the determination to stop the boats. that is what this bill will do. boats. that is what this bill will do, ,, ., boats. that is what this bill will do. ., , ., ,, ., ., do. some of these groups do not think it well. — do. some of these groups do not think it well. on _ do. some of these groups do not think it well. on camera, - do. some of these groups do not think it well. on camera, it i do. some of these groups do not think it well. on camera, it is i do. some of these groups do notl think it well. on camera, it is said publicly right outside parliament, the feeling very much among as is the feeling very much among as is the government would be best advised to pull the bill and come up with a revised version, which works better and has so many holes

so—called five families of the tory right wing of the party, the erg new conservative gives northern research group . and one more whose sense group. and one more whose name i forgot erg . they're name i forgot erg. they're meeting at 515 and they will then determine how to vote only 2829 tory mps to vote against the sink it. i have been told on good authority labour are likely then to submit a motion of no confidence tomorrow in the government. if the government loses will have an loses that we will have an election in january. that's unlikely because it's likely that tory will support the that tory mps will support the government, but the party will look and more damaged in look more and more damaged in the eyes of the electorate. there's if there's a chance here if the tory party do something to tory party to do something to reverse lead because reverse labour's lead because they an idea on they have got an idea on immigration in different to what labour got. labour's idea immigration in different to what lab0|no got. labour's idea immigration in different to what lab0|no further. labour's idea

new conservynorthern research >> the northern research research and the research group, and the conservative it's like, uh, mark francois, tony, do get half point? it's like, uh, mark francois, tonnothing.et half point? >> nothing. >> nothing. >> nothing, true or >> nothing, nothing. true or false? mohammed is false? question to mohammed is the most popular boys name of 2023? cundy ? it's 2023? uh, lizzie cundy? it's true, true. what do you true, it's true. what do you think? it's you think? yeah. it's true. you should false in case it should say false just in case it is true . mohammed is the most is true. mohammed is the most popular boys name 2023. popular baby boys name in 2023. wow right. question three cop 28. just wrapped up in the uae. but what country is hosting the next cop summit in 2024? is it a australia b, azerbaijan or c brazil? uh matthew laza b azerbaijan c brazil ? uh, the azerbaijan c brazil? uh, the answer is azerbaijan. well done . answer is azerbaijan. well done. >> we're level. we're level one one. >> all right . question for >> all right. question for a british boy. t

northern gaza has been destroyed. seen from space, researchers say, gaza is now a different colour and texture. israel says the war in gaza will continue until hamas is destroyed, that it has killed thousands of the groupmas rockets are still being fired into israel. and today, another israeli hostage was reported dead. gadi haggai, a 73—year—old musician kidnapped from kibbutz nir oz along with his wifejudy. muhammad was just weeks old when the war began. his grandfather buried him today, along with his mother and father, all killed in a strike on rafah overnight. the price of war paid by a baby whose grandfather will never now know peace. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. here in washington, the supreme court has declined, for now, to decide whether former president donald trump is immune from prosecution on charges of attempting to overturn the 2020 election. special counsel, jack smith, was hoping to expedite the process for the four separate charges mr trump is facing. the trial was initially set to begin in march, but could be delayed for months, a small victory for the former president. in response to the supreme court�*s decision, mr trump denied the charges. on truth social, the ex—preside

northern gaza has been destroyed. seen from space, researchers say, gaza is now a different colour and texture. israel says the war in gaza will continue until hamas is destroyed, that it has killed thousands of the group'seing fired into israel. and today, another israeli hostage was reported dead. gadi haggai, a 73—year—old musician kidnapped from kibbutz nir oz along with his wifejudy. muhammad was just weeks old when the war began. his grandfather buried him today, along with his mother and father, all killed in a strike on rafah overnight. the price of war paid by a baby whose grandfather will never now know peace. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. the us has announced the expansion of a naval protection force to ward off attacks in the red sea. �*operation prosperity�* will now also involve uk and european forces. but that hasn�*t stopped more shipping firms from suspending traffic through the suez canal — including german giant, hapag—lloyd. their spokesman, nils haupt, has been speaking to the bbc. international coalition which is window merchant shipping but we need to see how this is going to work and what is the most important is the security of the crew, the vessels and the customers, thi

northern gaza has been destroyed. seen from space, researchers say gaza is now a different colour and texture. israel says the war in gaza will continue until hamas is destroyed, that it has killed thousands of the group'sthed vast tunnel networks. but hamas rockets are still being fired into israel. and today, another israeli hostage was reported dead. gadi haggai, a 73—year—old musician kidnapped from kibbutz nir oz along with his wifejudy. muhammad was just weeks old when the war began. his grandfather buried him today, along with his mother and father, all killed in a strike on rafah overnight. the price of war paid by a baby whose grandfather will never now know peace. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. as the war in ukraine approaches its second year and the un security council increasingly focuses its attention on the israel—gaza war, the international rescue committee is sounding the alarm that some of the most pressing humanitarian crises of our time are currently unfolding on the african continent and will only get worse without global action in in 202a. earlier, i spoke to david miliband, the ceo and president of that organisation, and the former british foreign secretary. so much of our g

northern gaza has been destroyed. seen from space, researchers say, gaza is now a different colour and texture. israel says the war in gaza will continue until hamas is destroyed, that it has killed thousands of the group'srks. but hamas rockets are still being fired into israel. and today, another israeli hostage was reported dead. gadi haggai, a 73—year—old musician kidnapped from kibbutz nir oz along with his wifejudy. muhammad was just weeks old when the war began. his grandfather buried him today, along with his mother and father, all killed in a strike on rafah overnight. the price of war paid by a baby whose grandfather will never now know peace. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. we will continue following that conflict. in what's seen as a boost for donald trump, the us supreme court has refused to fast—track a decision on whether he can be tried for federal crimes or whether, on the contrary, he enjoys presidential immunity. the court's ruling means that mr trump's trial on charges that he tried to overturn the 2020 election, due this march, may well be delayed. the ex—president himself wants it postponed until after next november's presidential poll, in which he's running. live now to polit

northern gaza has been destroyed. seen from space, researchers say, gaza is now a different colour and texture. israel says the war in gaza will continue until hamas is destroyed, that it has killed thousands of the group's being fired into israel. and today, another israeli hostage was reported dead. gadi haggai, a 73—year—old musician kidnapped from kibbutz nir oz along with his wifejudy. muhammad was just weeks old when the war began. his grandfather buried him today, along with his mother and father, all killed in a strike on rafah overnight. the price of war paid by a baby whose grandfather will never now know peace. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. police in the czech republic say the gunman who killed 14 people at a university in prague this week — and wounded another 25 — killed himself, after seeing that police were encircling him �*from all directions�*. all those who died, have been identified — the first to be publically named is lenka hlav—kova, who was the head of the university's music department. police released bodycam video of officers during the operation. police say the time between receiving the first emergency call and officers stepping into the building, was four minutes. our

northern gaza has been destroyed. seen from space, researchers say, gaza is now a different colour and texture. israel says the war in gaza will continue until hamas is destroyed, that it has killed thousands of the group'snearthed vast tunnel networks. but hamas rockets are still being fired into israel. and today, another israeli hostage was reported dead. gadi haggai, a 73—year—old musician kidnapped from kibbutz nir oz along with his wifejudy. muhammad was just weeks old when the war began. his grandfather buried him today, along with his mother and father, all killed in a strike on rafah overnight. the price of war paid by a baby whose grandfather will never now know peace. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. let's go back tojohn sudworth in washington. john, if the un resolution, as you says, has little immediate practical impact, what does happen next?— immediate practical impact, what does happen next? well, as so often in diplomacy. — does happen next? well, as so often in diplomacy, reeta, _ does happen next? well, as so often in diplomacy, reeta, points- does happen next? well, as so often in diplomacy, reeta, points of high l in diplomacy, reeta, points of high principle have surrendered to