let's speak to our political correspondent, rob watson. what more do we know about how this plan will work? we what more do we know about how this plan will work?— plan will work? we know the headline idea is that those _ plan will work? we know the headline idea is that those people _ plan will work? we know the headline idea is that those people who - plan will work? we know the headline idea is that those people who don't i idea is that those people who don't have the right to stay in the uk on work here would be offered a sum of money, about £3000, to relocate to rwanda. what is interesting, and somewhat different about the plan is that there have been voluntary schemes, there are existing voluntary schemes, whereby people are paid, but that still go back to countries where they came from. what we also know about the scheme is that it will. .. we also know about the scheme is that it will... the idea is that anyone who took up this offer will essentially get the same package of support that the government has in mind and has agreed wit

let's bring in our political correspondent rob watson. story with the labour again urging the prime minister to hand back their £10 million. , ., ~ minister to hand back their £10 million. , . ~ �* , million. yes, and i think it's re million. yes, and i think it's pretty obvious _ million. yes, and i think it's pretty obvious to _ million. yes, and i think it's pretty obvious to everyone l million. yes, and i think it's- pretty obvious to everyone watching, and if you watched the entire prime minister's questions, the rancour thatis minister's questions, the rancour that is there in parliament. despite the uptick in anti—semitism, islamophobia and all sorts of things in the last few months, anyone who thought that might bring the parties together, anything but that has happened. rather interestingly, if one was to draw a newsline out of it rather than just observing the rancour and bad temper, it was rishi sunak insisting when questioned by labour and others that he would not be giving back the £10 million given by mr frank hester to the

rob watson there _ and point scoring than ever. rob watson there at _ and point scoring than ever. inating a new prime minister following the resignation on monday of ariel henry. the un says it strongly hopes the agreement will help end the violence carried out by the gangs that control much of the capital. gang leaders had demanded that the prime minister step down. let's get the latest from our central america correspondent will grant. he's on the haitian border. what are you hearing in the interim, since we had that resignation, as it helped at all with quelling the sort of mayhem we have been seeing on the streets of the capital? i of mayhem we have been seeing on the streets of the capital?— streets of the capital? i think there was — streets of the capital? i think there was a _ streets of the capital? i think there was a moment - streets of the capital? i think there was a moment of - streets of the capital? i think- there was a moment of celebration in port—au—prince when the announcement was made, but it did not last very long. and certainly what we are hearing from journa

let's speak to our political correspondent rob watson. yet again. a prominent supporter of palestinian rights, and rochdale and its large muslim population. is itfairto is it fair to say that won him the election? fix, is it fair to say that won him the election? �* ., ., , ., election? a tight one. one wants to be careful with _ election? a tight one. one wants to be careful with by-elections - election? a tight one. one wants to | be careful with by-elections because be careful with by—elections because there aren't any exit polls so people aren't asked why exactly they voted the way they did and "how much do you know about the broader backgrounds of the candidates? " but all that have been said, given that rochdale has a muslim population, about a third of the voters are muslim, given that george galloway absolutely and unapologetically made gaza front and centre of his campaign, ithink gaza front and centre of his campaign, i think it wouldn't be an entirely fanciful assumption to say that that wasn't a huge factor. indeed. a general e

that is the bbc�*s rob watson, joining us from westminster.xecutive of hope not hate, the uk's largest antiracism and anti—extremism movement. what did you make of the statement by the secretary? it all seems slightly — statement by the secretary? it all seems slightly underwhelming. it seems slightly underwhelming. it seems rushed, and it actually leaves more questions than it actually answers. we have stuff that is not different from what we had before, and it is just guidance for the government. i don't think we were expecting that from the announcement we were hearing on downing street ten days ago. the we were hearing on downing street ten days age-— ten days ago. the fry minister says this aives ten days ago. the fry minister says this gives the _ ten days ago. the fry minister says this gives the government - ten days ago. the fry minister says this gives the government the - ten days ago. the fry minister says| this gives the government the tools it needs to counter extremism, especially in the climate that we have in the moment? be, i

for more on this, let's bring in our political correspondent, rob watson. tell us why this definition is so important today?— rob, tell us why this definition is so important today? because the government _ so important today? because the government says _ so important today? because the government says it _ so important today? because the government says it is _ so important today? because the government says it is going - so important today? because the government says it is going to i so important today? because the | government says it is going to use this definition to make a list of individuals and groups that essentially it doesn't want to do business any more with in terms of funding or in contact with them in terms of combating extremism in the uk. i should say, to get all of this in some kind of context, there is already an existing definition, and i've looked at it carefully, and it is not massively different to the old one, it is more specific about theissue old one, it is more specific about the issue of violence perhaps. if you like, the new e

let's speak to our political correspondent, rob watson.ll work? we what more do we know about how this plan will work?— plan will work? we know the headline idea is that those _ plan will work? we know the headline idea is that those people _ plan will work? we know the headline idea is that those people who - plan will work? we know the headline idea is that those people who don't i idea is that those people who don't have the right to stay in the uk on work here would be offered a sum of money, about £3000, to relocate to rwanda. what is interesting, and somewhat different about the plan is that there have been voluntary schemes, there are

for more on this, let's bring in our political correspondent, rob watson.

still with us is our political correspondent, rob watson.e impact on freedom of speech that this definition could have on freedom of speech? find of speech that this definition could have on freedom of speech? and we also heard in — have on freedom of speech? and we also heard in his _ have on freedom of speech? and we also heard in his piece _ have on freedom of speech? and we also heard in his piece the _ have on freedom of speech? and we also heard in his piece the argument back from the prime minister, and no doubt we will hear michael gove make that in a minute, which is that you will have to remember the government will have to remember the government will argue that they are not changing the law, this is not going on the statute, so anything that it was ok to say before we change this definition is still going to be ok to say, provided whatever you want to say, provided whatever you want to say, provided whatever you want to say stays within existing uk laws about racial hatred, racial incitement, incitement to violence, all of the exi

rob, thank you j for talking us through rob watson our political correspondent live in west minister.donald trump is the last republican stand—in. he was seen office final challenger for the parties presidential nomination. there was a former south carolina governor nikki haley who pulled out of the rates for the white house after winning just one state in the super tuesday primaries. speaking at her home state she wished him well but stop short of endorsing him. have a listen. in all likelihood, donald trump will be the republican nominee when our party convention meets injuly. i congratulate him and wish him well. i wish anyone well who would be america's president. our country is too precious to let our differences divide us. i have always been a conservative republican and always supported the republican nominee. but on this question, as she did on so many others, margaret thatcher provided some good advice when she said, quote, "never just follow the crowd. always make up your own mind." it is now up to donald trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it who did no

the end of prime minister's _ we can go back live to westminster and our political correspondent rob watsonto tell them that, they could have watch it for themselves. it was a really nasty atmosphere in the house of commons. i guess that the news lines are that rishi sunak when askedif lines are that rishi sunak when asked if conservatives would give back the money said no. he seems to have drawn a red line there and really like to have made their point repeatedly that mr hester�*s apology should be accepted and the world move on. those are the news lines now. whether that will hold or whether, like yesterday, when downing street described the comments as unacceptable but then move to racism, whether this red line will hold, in the inevitable words ofjournalism, we will wait and see. this words of 'ournalism, we will wait and see. �* , ., words of 'ournalism, we will wait and see. a ., ., words of 'ournalism, we will wait andsee. a ., ., and see. as our political editor has been reporting _ and see. as our political editor has been reporting on _ and see. as our political editor has been re

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