the and yesterday, priti patel was caugihas launched a bidhe and yesterday, priti patel was caugihasd to win back his armed security , which back his armed security, which cost the taxpayer £3 million a year after being stripped of his police the wake police protection in the wake of pain to settle the sex pain to settle the civil sex assault case brought by virginia giuffre and according to the sun newspaper, pretty emailed king charles's top aide suggesting a review of the duke's protection could be something to consider. but when her approach was disgracefully leaked, presumably by someone in the civil service, which has been targeting pretty for years, she was forced to apologise for the king. now lady c, i know everyone was wants me to be outraged about this, but i'm actually not outraged , okay. i'm actually not outraged, okay. because i think priti patel was doing the right thing as a former home secretary she certainly didn't expect this to be leaked. i mean, it's about safety of our royal family. it's absolutely despicable that this information even was leaked. should she re

the and yesterday, priti patel was caugihas launched a bidhe and yesterday, priti patel was caugihasd to win back his armed security , which back his armed security, which cost the taxpayer £3 million a year after being stripped of his police the wake police protection in the wake of pain to settle the sex pain to settle the civil sex assault case brought by virginia giuffre and according to the sun newspaper, pretty emailed king charles's top aide suggesting a review of the duke's protection could be something to consider. but when her approach was disgracefully leaked, presumably by someone in the civil service, which has been targeting pretty for years, she was forced to apologise for the king. now lady c, i know everyone was wants me to be outraged about this, but i'm actually not outraged , okay. i'm actually not outraged, okay. because i think priti patel was doing the right thing as a former home secretary she certainly didn't expect this to be leaked. i mean, it's about safety of our royal family. it's absolutely despicable that this information even was leaked. should she re

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they've got priti patel.ve suella braverman, they've got suella braverman, kemi you've kemi badenoch, kwasi. you've listed all. mean, they listed them all. i mean, they ought be proud. that alibi ought to be proud. that alibi a brown all of them . brown criticises all of them. yeah, they are much more racist than the white people that they accuse of racism. >> adam brooks. i couldn't believe yasmin alibhai—brown saying , oh no, no, no. we saying, oh no, no, no. we shouldn't be proud of rishi sunak an ethnic minority sunak as an ethnic minority prime he's no prime minister. he's he's no obama. what? because he doesn't agree with your hard left views? i mean, this is sick thinking and it is divisive . and it is divisive. >> that lady has a lot of form for something. >> she does some very she does very controversial statements. >> and yet she's still booked by the mainstream media. i cannot believe that she's a very hateful woman. now with suella, she has never said anything racist . she's, again, like you racis

they've got priti patel.ve suella braverman, they've got suella braverman, kemi you've kemi badenoch, kwasi. you've listed all. mean, they listed them all. i mean, they ought be proud. that alibi ought to be proud. that alibi a brown all of them . brown criticises all of them. yeah, they are much more racist than the white people that they accuse of racism. >> adam brooks. i couldn't believe yasmin alibhai—brown saying , oh no, no, no. we saying, oh no, no, no. we shouldn't be proud of rishi sunak an ethnic minority sunak as an ethnic minority prime he's no prime minister. he's he's no obama. what? because he doesn't agree with your hard left views? i mean, this is sick thinking and it is divisive . and it is divisive. >> that lady has a lot of form for something. >> she does some very she does very controversial statements. >> and yet she's still booked by the mainstream media. i cannot believe that she's a very hateful woman. now with suella, she has never said anything racist . she's, again, like you racis

it doesn't matter whether the home secretary, priti patel, matter whether the home secretary, priti patelary, priti patel, or suella braverman doesn't really matter where the boris johnson is. the prime minister, or indeed sunak . they keep indeed rishi sunak. they keep telling us they're going to stop the i keep saying they the boats and i keep saying they will their current will not. on their current trajectory , do anything like trajectory, do anything like that. and labour have that. and indeed labour have pretty much nothing to offer ehhen pretty much nothing to offer either. well, today looks like it'll be the biggest day of crossings over the channel this year with possibly much more to come this week to give us an absolutely full report on chaos in the channel, i'm joined by gb news own mark white. mark, good evening. give us a rundown please, of today's chaos. >> well , that chaos as you >> well, that chaos as you describe it , >> well, that chaos as you describe it, nigel, began very early this morning at 230 with a border force cut around going into dover harbour with the first

it doesn't matter whether the home secretary, priti patel, matter whether the home secretary, priti patelary, priti patel, or suella braverman doesn't really matter where the boris johnson is. the prime minister, or indeed sunak . they keep indeed rishi sunak. they keep telling us they're going to stop the i keep saying they the boats and i keep saying they will their current will not. on their current trajectory , do anything like trajectory, do anything like that. and labour have that. and indeed labour have pretty much nothing to offer ehhen pretty much nothing to offer either. well, today looks like it'll be the biggest day of crossings over the channel this year with possibly much more to come this week to give us an absolutely full report on chaos in the channel, i'm joined by gb news own mark white. mark, good evening. give us a rundown please, of today's chaos. >> well , that chaos as you >> well, that chaos as you describe it , >> well, that chaos as you describe it, nigel, began very early this morning at 230 with a border force cut around going into dover harbour with the first

they johnson and priti patel. they looked at it.they found that it was just not viable at all, that it was in terms of cost , very it was in terms of cost, very prohibitive . the infrastructure prohibitive. the infrastructure would have to be built from scratch . the military didn't scratch. the military didn't want anything to do with it. the very thought of flying hundreds of angry young men who do not want to go 4000 miles from the uk and at the very least would probably be quite uncomfortable . giant they didn't want any part of that and then there's the lawyers. they were realistic knowing that the lawyers and the courts and the human rights groups would fight this tooth and nail and it would be very difficult to make it work . so difficult to make it work. so that was quickly abandoned. so i'm not quite sure why it's recent surfacing again now, nor am i mark, am i. am i mark, nor am i. >> thank you forjoining me live from portland now. but is these wretched lawyers, these wretched, wretched lawyers getting in the way of all of

they johnson and priti patel. they looked at it.they found that it was just not viable at all, that it was in terms of cost , very it was in terms of cost, very prohibitive . the infrastructure prohibitive. the infrastructure would have to be built from scratch . the military didn't scratch. the military didn't want anything to do with it. the very thought of flying hundreds of angry young men who do not want to go 4000 miles from the uk and at the very least would probably be quite uncomfortable . giant they didn't want any part of that and then there's the lawyers. they were realistic knowing that the lawyers and the courts and the human rights groups would fight this tooth and nail and it would be very difficult to make it work . so difficult to make it work. so that was quickly abandoned. so i'm not quite sure why it's recent surfacing again now, nor am i mark, am i. am i mark, nor am i. >> thank you forjoining me live from portland now. but is these wretched lawyers, these wretched, wretched lawyers getting in the way of all of

and olivier, i believe that latest political angle that the latest political angle on priti patel hasthis is that priti patel has piped up, saying that she's not happy with government to happy with the government and to do at do with some accommodation at wethersfield. is that right? >> is a raaf barge >> yes. this is a raaf barge near priti patel's constituency in essex and essentially the government said that it was planning to use this this accommodation for up to a year to house migrants on very, very limited amount of time . they limited amount of time. they said they'd only done the safety checks for a year. that's what was agreed with the council. but it already the council have said , well, don't think that's , well, we don't think that's true. previous documents have been that been leaked suggesting that actually government plans to been leaked suggesting that actuthose government plans to been leaked suggesting that actuthose facilities ment plans to been leaked suggesting that actuthose facilities fornt plans to been leaked suggesting that actuthose facilities for a plans t

and priti patel , when involved.on this, we need a you a zero tolerance policing. you know, like rudy did in new york. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> you said you tackled this. >> you said you tackled this. >> so tackle the small things that's why and i'm very that's why you and i'm very concerned about, as know, concerned about, as you know, from of from civil liberties point of view. but you've just returned from china, as you mentioned, and like idea and you actually like the idea of facial recognition technology. they suddenly it. >> they suddenly went into it. i mean, i'm fairly easy to mean, i guess i'm fairly easy to recognise as compared with the generality of people , people in generality of people, people in china. no, no, no, we're not in china. no, no, no, we're not in china. actually, i go through the receipts and say how are you, boris? so there are some there are some downsides about having characteristics having a facial characteristics or upsides. actually, depending on the view. i think the interesting

i believe i am now able to go to former home secretary priti patel at present.k you very, very much . firstly, very, very much. firstly, apologies that we've been slightly overtaken by the news events today, but obviously this is an absolutely devastating situation in terms of the lucy letby verdict. do you think that we should be in any way, shape or form even discussing things like bringing about the death penalty when we get cases like this ? well look, i think, first this? well look, i think, first of all, there's a lot of context. >> obviously , that'll be one >> obviously, that'll be one sentence in is declared around the case itself. that will need to be aired. you've also , to be aired. you've also, patrick, just touched on what the families wishes are as well. this is a deeply, deeply horrible , appalling, abhorrent horrible, appalling, abhorrent and traumatic case for those families that have lost their babies . babies. >> it is a horrible case. the one thing i would add, though, is that the government has in recent years changed our laws for india , r

take boris johnson or priti patel's word who to that exact conclusion. >> but sorry, this is a >> buty, this is a national emergency. benjamin, do youwell, that's think >> well, that's why i think i have a three point plan that rishi should a much rishi sunak should enact a much better one than yours. one they should caseworkers so should hire more caseworkers so that isn't an average of 18 that it isn't an average of 18 months these or other buildings. >> money to france, too. >> money to france, too. >> they should introduce id cards. so that way illegal immigrants wouldn't to immigrants wouldn't be able to access things like the nhs or work illegally. three, we work illegally. and three, we should work. so then should let them work. so then tax payers aren't paying for them. paying taxes. tax payers aren't paying for the illegal paying taxes. tax payers aren't paying for the illegal immigrants. ixes. tax payers aren't paying for the illegal immigrants. there you >> illegal immigrants. there you go there's answer papers on go. there's the answer papers on the side of the boat before

, as home secretary priti patel, as completely unworkable .completely unworkable. the island is a british overseas territory located over 4000 miles away and businesses and landlords who knowingly support illegal migrants will face increased fines from next year under new government plans. bosses who employ asylum seekers could see penalties of up to £60,000 per breach, which that's triple the current amount. the prime minister also says he's increased police raids by 50% to help clamp down on illegal workers. the home office saying illegal working and renting are significant pull factors for those making the dangerous journey across the english channel. well, that comes as the leader of a criminal gang which recruited illegal migrants to work as cleaners at sainsbury's supermarkets, has been jailed for six years. mamadou cuni was found guilty of six counts of assisting unlawful immigration action and three counts of concealing criminal property. four others were also sentenced. the organised crime group profited from around £600,000 by facili

suella braverman priti patel. >> all these people have been co—opted into the role of home secretariesretary saying, white home secretary saying, let's ship refugees off let's ship all the refugees off to rwanda , it would be a much to rwanda, it would be a much more contentious statement. i mean, party has mean, the conservative party has done job at done a wonderful job at co—opting a few few minorities done a wonderful job at co getting a few few minorities done a wonderful job at co get away few few minorities done a wonderful job at co get away with few minorities done a wonderful job at co get away with sayingnorities done a wonderful job at co get away with saying things to get away with saying things that they haven't been able to say in the past and get away say in the past and to get away with of their most with pushing some of their most anti—migrant anti, um, anti—human rights policies. so that's not true . abandoning that's not true. abandoning their obligation and party. >> i mean, even ken clarke, who you can't claim is from an ethnic minority , has made it ethnic minori

plans were already considered and dismissed by both boris johnson and the former home secretary priti patel, as completely unworkable . the island is a unworkable. the island is a british overseas territory located about 4000 miles away and businesses and landlords who knowingly support illegal migrants will face increased fines from next year under new government plans. bosses who employ asylum seekers could see penalties of up to £60,000 per breach. that's triple the current amount the prime minister also says he's increased police raids by 50% to help clamp down on illegal workers . and sport. the workers. and sport. the lionesses have secured a place in the quarterfinals of the women's world cup after a dramatic , dramatic, rather dramatic, dramatic, rather penalty shootout win over nigeria . england scored four nigeria. england scored four goals while nigeria netted only two following the 123 minute match. chloe kelly scoring the winning goal following other successful shots from beth england and rachel daly and alex greenwood. lauren james was sent off during the match for stamping on

priti patel, former home secretary, "we need to pause all of this activity."not ready for it." craig mackinlay, the chairman of a new group, i think they've got more new members than the net zero scrutiny group... you could name 30 or a0 people, no doubt. i'm telling you, one group has more than 50 mps and their numbers are growing. but then equally, there are many, many more members in the conservative environment network, which is committed to net zero, which is committed to the broader environmental agenda, and let mejust make one point, stephen — in every single survey that has ever been conducted, and i've commissioned a few myself, i've read many, every single one demonstrates beyond any doubt that the majority of voters, from whichever party they belong to, support greater action on biodiversity, nature on the environment. you're not reading the tea leaves. the conservative home website just did a series of polls just in the last week or two. a0%, they found — of tories, this is — oppose the net zero target. 33% think global warming is not driven by hum

take boris johnson or priti patel's word who to that exact conclusion. >> but sorry, this is a >> but, this is a national emergency. benjamin, do youwell, that's think >> well, that's why i think i have a three point plan that rishi should a much rishi sunak should enact a much better one than yours. one they should caseworkers so should hire more caseworkers so that isn't an average of 18 that it isn't an average of 18 months these or other buildings. >> money to france, too. >> money to france, too. >> they should introduce id cards. so that way illegal immigrants wouldn't to immigrants wouldn't be able to access things like the nhs or work illegally. three, we work illegally. and three, we should work. so then should let them work. so then tax payers aren't paying for them. paying taxes. tax payers aren't paying for the illegal paying taxes. tax payers aren't paying for the illegal immigrants. ixes. tax payers aren't paying for the illegal immigrants. there you >> illegal immigrants. there you go there's answer papers on go. there's the answer papers on the side of the boat before

the reason that we've had in this conversation is priti patel basically suggested that it might need email was leaked into the media, which i think is pretty disgraceful actually, because i don't know why people feel it appropriate to government business to to leak government business to the media, but that notwithstanding that , do you notwithstanding that, do you think that prince andrew should have payer funded security have tax payer funded security or not? >> no, i don't think he's lived up afforded him up to the duties afforded to him by his station. and i think no matter what his affiliation with jeffrey epstein was , it throws jeffrey epstein was, it throws his character into disrepute , his character into disrepute, along with, i suppose, all of the other people that ghislaine maxwell was prosecuted for. oh, no, i forget . she was prosecuted no, i forget. she was prosecuted for trafficking people to absolutely no one, of course. but i think that andrew but i think that prince andrew doesn't deserve any kind of taxpayer security simply taxpayer funded security simply because

get and priti patel's right. get into it. say, send people home straight away, no messing around. sweden, for example . they are obeying eu for example. they are obeying eu rules . it's a very good country rules. it's a very good country in terms that receive much more generous. we don't have all the hate the swedish press. we hate in the swedish press. we get am going to politely push >> i am going to politely push back a little bit on on how how well is doing with the well sweden is doing with the migrant when you have a migrant crisis. when you have a look and nobody look at how and oh, nobody nobody europe , nobody in nobody in europe, nobody in europe, i travel in europe a lot is doing well with the migrant crisis. it's a global crisis , a >> it's a global crisis, a european crisis. but we do european wide crisis. but we do see the problem. >> the problem with the migrant crisis in sweden not been as crisis in sweden has not been as a of the swedes as it a result of the swedes as it it's never the result it is. >> we've

are mere details, youj said, these are mere details, you are a former adviser to home secretary priti pateland should that focus all be on rwanda? lilo. there be a sharper focus and should that focus all be on rwanda? no, i'm not sure about _ that focus all be on rwanda? no, i'm not sure about that _ that focus all be on rwanda? no, i'm not sure about that because - that focus all be on rwanda? no, i'm not sure about that because there - not sure about that because there are different things you have to do. one of the challenges the government has is the processing of asylum claims. i know there is a backlog there but it is very complicated process to try establish the genuineness of individual claims that people make a persecution. make more safe routes _ that people make a persecution. make more safe routes then? _ that people make a persecution. make more safe routes then? you _ that people make a persecution. make more safe routes then? you still - more safe routes then? you still have to process _ more safe routes then? you still have to process the _ more safe routes then? you still h

under his premiership, it brought in the nationality and borders act — then home secretary priti patell entry into the uk...and it will remove more easily from the uk those with no right to be here". less than a year after that became law, another tory pm introduced the rwanda plan, with the illegal migration bill, now law. so far, no one has been removed to rwanda because the policy is stuck in the courts. perhaps that's why a couple of conservative—supporting newspapers were briefed today about the resuscitation of ascension island in the south atlantic as a place for outsourcing the processing of migrants, despite it reportedly being rejected several years ago by this government because of cost. and today, 15 asylum seekers moved onto the barge stationed in portland in dorset. in a moment, we'll ask if the system is "broken" because of or despite the conservatives having been in charge of it for the last 13 years? first, here's ben with numbers and facts and context. there have been plenty of headlines and heated arguments about the government's asylum policies and more today with t

but this particular lawyer spends 90% of her time on a panel with priti patel on windrush .rush. >> so caroline age, you've got to admit that there are people on the left that support these lawyers who are effectively trying to make any claim to come and live in the uk and asylum claim and it's not always the case. we have that mail expose of those lawyers basically saying, oh well if you want to claim asylum, you've got to pretend persecuted by that pretend to be persecuted by that person. back story person. oh, your back story doesn't stand up. tell these lies, then you'll be able to get in. a point, hasn't in. she's got a point, hasn't she? you were secretary, she? if you were home secretary, you'd by these you'd be so frustrated by these people the system. people gaming the system. >> i mean, if you've >> yeah. i mean, if. if you've got lawyers cheating, if you've >> yeah. i mean, if. if you've got lawyers telling g, if you've >> yeah. i mean, if. if you've got lawyers telling lies, you've >> yeah. i mean, if. if you've got lawyers telling lies, which it seems to be, wha

i can reveal for his political hero , priti patel, so he will be hero, priti patel, so he will be a bigart shaun bailey your nominee . part shaun bailey your nominee. >> my nominee is national service. a great idea from the onward think tank. let's be clear. this is not national military service. it's national voluntary service. our young people have had a tough time. they have powers all over the world. tell them what a terrible country what a great country this is. what a great way to get them to understand. this is the greatest nation on the of earth. the face of the earth. >> nicole, nominee , >> amy nicole, your nominee, i've doubt i'm going to i've got no doubt i'm going to win this week. >> it's sadiq khan, everyone's favourite burn . it's really sick favourite burn. it's really sick of the misrepresentation he's had to face. i just want to stick up for having a bit of a political backbone in misrepresenting asian. >> what are you talking about ? >> what are you talking about? >> what are you talking about? >> ulez. >> ulez. >> he's the king of misrepresentation. he's misrepresen

so i think she will continue as priti patel did, to maintain a lot of faith from the grassroots . faith from the grassroots. but until somebody like that ever gets into number 10, it's all academic really, because actually they're never going to have to really sort of back up their with action. well, their words with action. well, absolutely. >> academic. but >> it feels very academic. but i tell you what, a lot of viewers are incredibly frustrated and can in really simple can put it in really simple terms. we are. and it terms. but there we are. and it expense. thank you very much for your thoughts there. political commentator benedict spence. now, according to home office figures, asylum backlog figures have now hit a record high with a total of 175,000 people awaiting approval in their first stage of their application in june of 2023. figures also revealed a 63% increase of people coming on work visas in the year to june 2023, whilst the year to june 2023, whilst the migrant observatory claimed . only 41% of the total asylum seeker applicants travelled via small boats . well, j

. >> theresa may priti patel, suella braverman . up any liberal, decent , tolerant liberal, decent, tolerant response you were mentioning. darren apparently some people at the home office support stonewall. >> i support stonewall . >> i support stonewall. >> i support stonewall. >> it's been one of the bravest outfits supporting gay people against persecution over the years, and we should honour it. and most decent people, including the royal family, do. >> but what we've got are three minutes, especially the current one, utterly unfit for purpose. i agree with stephen. other countries seem to not to have to love every complicated area in migration. border controls are out of control because neither priti patel above all suella braverman will not take the decisions necessary to try and control , slow down, manage the control, slow down, manage the incomers . incomers. >> so peter edwards, to bring you in, former editor of labourlist. i just want to say, you know, i actually do view it as highly controversial at the home office is a

>> no, that you did this review into our border force and you gave it to former home secretary priti patel your analysis of the home office. i mean, back in the day when he was home secretary i think it was 17 years ago, john reid fit for reid said it wasn't fit for purpose. the phrase i'm always told about the home office is that a basket case. do you that it's a basket case. do you agree does it need agree with that? does it need total reform this time? >> i know the home office reasonably well. 40,000 reasonably well. it's 40,000 people. of them are people. some of them are geniuses and some of them aren't. has a very, very aren't. so it has a very, very difficult job. some of the work they do , they do very well. they do, they do very well. let's just take this issue of illegal migrants picking them up, bringing them in, processing them, understanding who has arrived, making sure people don't get here unaware accounted for. they do a pretty good job. >> i mean, yes, historic high of 100,000 coming in by the channel over several years though since 20 still much higher than it was pre—pa

getting to priti patel, right. getting to the wrong person.hat this should be considered. it won't be because we have to save money somewhere . and that save money somewhere. and that goes with the territory. if you're not a working member of the royal family, you do not have the personal protection. so it's another problem, but it will be parked and prince andrew will be parked and prince andrew will not get his own way. i can say that for sure. and the other question which you raise quite rightly, is the fact that prince harry another problem , prince is harry another problem, prince is coming back to our shores on the on the seventh, the day before the first anniversary. sad anniversary of her majesty, the queen's death last year. he's coming back for an award ceremony . well, child, it's ceremony. well, child, it's something he's been involved with for many years. in fact , it with for many years. in fact, it predates meghan markle. he's coming. she will not be with him. and we're told that he's not going to be meeting any members of the r

so yeah, this is priti patel has apologised to the king and because she had intervened, she's tryingcurity back for prince andrew. and a lot of people are saying, well, hang on, why does this guy need £3 million? because as far as we know, he has his pizzas delivered doesn't leave the delivered and doesn't leave the house. yeah , she's she's very house. so yeah, she's she's very embarrassed . yeah. embarrassed. yeah. >> and it's a whack of money. £3 million. £3 million. the thing that i'm thinking about is what is going through pretty patel's mind, you know, you're not the most popular person. you're quite frankly an atrocious home secretary. oh, she's great. yeah what do you think is going to make you more loved by the british people? know what british people? do you know what prince that's the one prince andrew? that's the one who's going to get me back into the that's the the mainstream. that's the that's the person am going to that's the person i am going to back so that i can become a relevant political figure again. absolutely insane, mate. he's he's always been proved innocent

i don't think i'll bring you former home secretary priti patel's exclusive reaction live next and explain . left's blatant bigotry. >> that's in a special digest before my superstar panel weigh in and tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton, adam brooks and matthew lasalle . also coming and matthew lasalle. also coming up, as the first backlash against sadiq khan's war on motorists continues , should his motorists continues, should his ulez fraud mark the end of the road for london's failed mayor?

. >> home secretary priti patel says justice must be served in line with strict government laws when it comes to such horrific crimes . crimes. >> this is a deeply, deeply horrible, appalling , abhorrent horrible, appalling, abhorrent and traumatic case for those families that have lost their babies. it is a horrible case. the one thing i would add, though, is that the government has in recent years changed our laws for individuals that are effectively, you know, deemed to have been involved in murdering children and harming children. and it's important that we see those laws put into practise by the courts when it comes to sentencing . so we can't prejudge sentencing. so we can't prejudge anything right now. my sympathies so much with with sympathies are so much with with those families . i mean, there those families. i mean, there are no words really . some are no words really. some breaking news to bring you. >> police investigating the murder of a ten year old in woking. they say they're looking for her father . sarah sharif's for her father. sarah sharif's body was found at her

and actually i worked with priti on that worked with priti patel on that to baby so when to get the babyution, escaping war and persecution, then need get them then yes, we need to get them oven then yes, we need to get them over. we cannot have any over. but we cannot have any more english more deaths in the english channel. the fault channel. it's not just the fault of i partly put it of the tories. i partly put it on them. it's fault of on them. it's the fault of everyone. every government previously who hasn't acted properly. >> ultimately, if >> but ultimately, actually, if we governments we think about governments previously was in previously i think it was in 2009, pains me to say this 2009, it pains me to say this under labour where we saw the most refugees sent back ever. >> yeah, i also think we've got a moral responsibility by the way, to democracy to and voters in britain who keep saying we do not migration to britain. >> well, i do want more migration and i hope we do get. >> where are they going to go? >> where are they going to go? >> you're not democrat, that's why. >> bu

and going back to priti patel and then into john reed then even into the john reed david blunkettn a thought that people in the home office think, well, there's the government's policy and there's home policy and then there's home office policy, and it's very hard to shift mindset of the hard to shift the mindset of the senior people in the home office. >> isn't there an argument to say, because we know the processing process is taking years at the moment. so processing process is taking years at the moment . so could it years at the moment. so could it be argued that this is actually a case of saying we're going to get people out of hotels, into other accommodation whilst they're being processed ? they're being processed? >> well, i think on the processing argument, i'm perhaps a bit of a renegade because i actually think the long processing delays is something of an inhibitor. it's a slightly unpleasant thing to go through. i think you solve process thing and people are being sorted in, you know, a month or whatever that actually will act as an even further pull factor for more

and actually i worked with priti on that worked with priti patel on that to baby so when to get the babyg persecution, escaping war and persecution, then need get them then yes, we need to get them oven then yes, we need to get them over. we cannot have any over. but we cannot have any more english more deaths in the english channel. the fault channel. it's not just the fault of i partly put it of the tories. i partly put it on them. it's fault of on them. it's the fault of everyone. every government previously who hasn't acted properly. >> ultimately, if >> but ultimately, actually, if we governments we think about governments previously was in previously i think it was in 2009, pains me to say this 2009, it pains me to say this under labour where we saw the most refugees sent back ever. >> yeah, i also think we've got a moral responsibility by the way, to democracy to and voters in britain who keep saying we do not migration to britain. >> well, i do want more migration and i hope we do get. >> where are they going to go? >> where are they going to go? >> you're not democrat, that's wh

this was under priti patel originally, i think, 2020. >> that's absolutely right .t first time we've heard not the first time we've heard this. it comes up sort of periodically and look, it's the government, it's government, whether it's something government is something the government is actually whether actually considering, whether it's an alternative it's something as an alternative to something will to rwanda or something that will accompany scheme . accompany the rwanda scheme. it's i think, you it's something that i think, you know there to make sure know, is out there to make sure that the government trying that the government are trying to ways of dealing with to find ways of dealing with this problem. they're coming up with they work, with ideas, whether they work, whether they don't. but because just point, again , just to your point, again, martin, it is the martin, you know, it is the number one issue for people in this and the government this country and the government has governments have has successive governments have failed to get a grip on it. so

dismissed by both bofis considered and dismissed by both boris johnson and the former home secretary priti patelas completely unworkable. the island is a british overseas territory located over 4000 miles away, but but businesses and landlords who knowingly support illegal migrants will face increased fines from next year under new government plans . bosses who employ asylum seekers could see penalties of up to £60,000 per breach. that's triple the current amount the prime minister also says he's increased police raids by 50% to help clamp down on illegal workers . nhs consultants in workers. nhs consultants in england will strike in september if they don't reach an agreement with the government on pay. the government's hit back tonight, saying consultants been saying consultants have been offered a 6% pay rise, which the government says is in cash terms above what most in the public and private sectors are receiving . the bma, though, says receiving. the bma, though, says staff will walk out on the 19th and 20th of september for if the health secretary doesn't return to the table to discuss, pa

but the paper reports the royal is now fighting back with the backing of former home secretary priti patel the sun claims she emailed king charles's top aide, suggesting a review of the duke's protection administrators for wilco have denied claims by the gmb union that the stricken retailer will close the majority of its stores next week, calling it speculation the union, which represents more than 3000 of the company's staff, said earlier it was told a raft of redundancies would follow. wilko tumbled into administration two weeks ago, putting the future of its 400 shops in doubt . and former shops in doubt. and former natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £2.4 million pay package a month after quitting, dame alison resigned following the row over the closure of nigel farage's bank account, but is still working her 12 month notice penod. working her 12 month notice period . investigations into her period. investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted discussing personal banking details with a journalist . banking details with a journalist. this

dismissed by both bods considered and dismissed by both boris johnson and the former home secretary priti patel, as completely unworkable. the island is a british overseas territory located over 4000 miles away, but but businesses and landlords who knowingly support illegal migrants will face increased fines from next year under new government plans . bosses who employ asylum seekers could see penalties of up to £60,000 per breach. that's triple the current amount the prime minister also says he's increased police raids by 50% to help clamp down on illegal workers . nhs consultants in workers. nhs consultants in england will strike in september if they don't reach an agreement with the government on pay. the government's hit back tonight, saying consultants been saying consultants have been offered a 6% pay rise, which the government says is in cash terms above what most in the public and private sectors are receiving . the bma, though, says receiving. the bma, though, says staff will walk out on the 19th and 20th of september for if the health secretary doesn't return to the table to discuss,

priti patel announced all that in 2018 and then suella braverman both should go .blaming the blob, the civil servants, everybody dodi agree with everything kim said . everybody dodi agree with everything kim said. but everybody dodi agree with everything kim said . but you everything kim said. but you know, i'm not an expert . she is. know, i'm not an expert. she is. perhaps she is an expert . kim, perhaps she is an expert. kim, i'm sorry. it's not our job to i'm sorry. it's not ourjob to say what should be done. that's what you've got a minister there for. and he or in this case too, she's have failed contemptibly and caused a huge unnecessary. how a row with lots of accusations that aren't fair on both sides and both should be dismissed tomorrow morning and rishi sunak should find someone competent to run that part of the government's business. >> strong words indeed. dennis kim, what do you make of that? they should all go get someone who can do the job properly. >> none of them are fit for purpose. >> labour conservative, lib dem, none of the main parties. it's