i think robert jenrick is trying to hit several targets with one shot in this.them is not because of labour pressure, but because there's a logic to it. we have an obugafion logic to it. we have an obligation under the refugee convention to take and consider genuine refugees and look after them . and at the moment, it is them. and at the moment, it is difficult for them from many places to have legal routes for getting into the uk . so some getting into the uk. so some structure needs to be put in place to deal with that. on the other hand, he's trying to say, but that doesn't mean there'll be more refugees than there were before. i think it's hard on the face of it to square those. yeah, we need to see some detail about it, but in general, he's right . the difficulty is that right. the difficulty is that and that's why it should be specific , by the way, because, specific, by the way, because, you know, refugees coming from it's a sort of countries in the world that are not dangerous to live in. we wouldn't count them as refugees anyway, so we wouldn't have a le

on the defensive in parliament, immigration minister robert jenrick. in small boat crossings has placed a severe strain on the asylum accommodation system. we have had no alternative but to temporarily u specialist hotels to give some unaccompanied minors a roof over their heads, whilst local authority accommodation is found. we take our safeguarding responsibilities extremely seriously. malcolm: brighton lawmer caroline lucas. caroline: this is horrific, mr. speaker. vulnerable children are being dumped by the home office. scores of them are going missing. and i can tell the minister there is nothing specialist about these hotels. we are not asking him to detain children. we are asking the home office to apply some basic safeguarding, so we can keep them safe. >> the uncomfortable truth for us is if one child who is related to one of us in this room went missing, the world would stop. malcolm: the hotel is in peter kyle's constituency. peter: in the community i represent, a child has gone missing. then five went missing. then a dozen went missing. the

but the immigration minister, robert jenrick , says minister, robert jenrick, says the conservativesg . well, labour's plans pledging. well, labour's plans aren't . in pledging. well, labour's plans aren't. in fact pledging. well, labour's plans aren't . in fact they're 1/10 of aren't. in fact they're 1/10 of the investment that we're making this year in frontline policing . the facts speak for themselves . we are on course to recruit 20,000 police officers by the end of march and at that point there will be more officers in this country than . any point in this country than. any point in our history . well, in addition our history. well, in addition to that the government says it's announced an extra hundred and £21 million to boost alcohol and drug treatment. the new funding will be given to 151 councils in england to recruit more staff, improve support for prison leavers and invest in addiction . ministers say the plans could prevent nearly 1000 drug related deaths every year. the undersecretary for primary and pubuc undersecretary for primary and public health, neil o'brien . it

well, in response to that, the immigration minister, robert jenrick, says the conservatives are alreadynvesting more funds than labour is promising. are already investing more funds than labour is promising . well, than labour is promising. well, labour's plans aren't credible. in fact they're 1/10 of the investment that we're making this year in frontline and policing. the facts speak for themselves. we are on course to recruit 20,000 police officers by the end of march, and at that point there will be more frontline officers in this country than at any point in our history. several terror plots were foiled at the very last minute in 2022. according to counter—terrorism police, they called them close calls with some being described as go lines saves. the head of counter—terror rusholme policing said the would be attackers had picked targets and were gathering weapons when officers intervened. currently there's more than 800 live investigations and police have seen a rise in calls to their anti—terrorism hotline in the last year . the police watchdog last year. the police watchdog is re

the home office minister robert jenrick has been asked to comment on the case well, these are unusualckly as possible so that we can bring answers to nicola bulley�*s family, which they clearly deserve. doctor emma cunningham is a senior lecturer in criminology. what do you make us today's statement? —— make of the statement? i make us today's statement? -- make of the statement?— of the statement? i find it troubling _ of the statement? i find it troubling that _ of the statement? i find it troubling that the - of the statement? i find it troubling that the police l of the statement? i find it. troubling that the police have of the statement? i find it - troubling that the police have gone into this much detail regarding nicola's vulnerabilities so i think they could have said what they need to say and kept it to a level of discussing vulnerabilities rather than going into specific detail. would that have ended up with even more speculation and they have tried to perhaps quell some of that in order to focus the public? i can see wh that order to focus the public? i can see why that m

funding comes poor funding and it comes poor ministerial governments from suella braverman and robert jenrickhotels. 200 of which gone i was which have gone missing. i was at briefing by kent police at a briefing by kent police yesterday us that already yesterday they us that already some those children have been found forced to work in cannabis farms. so you know it comes back to good governance and it comes back to a lack it under this back to a lack of it under this government phrase, just government phrase, you just don't sorry go back don't know. sorry i will go back to but i'm just to governance but i'm just too aware of a point that you've made there. i don't want to forget that are definitely forget that there are definitely children. yeah, so of children. fraser yeah, so of 200, 188 or something, we're all being a vast majority where young men under , the age of 18, young men under, the age of 18, and we know that because there's issues isn't there with certainly example you know, adults being put in schools recently do we absolutely know that these people go missing from hotels are

no, i think that's robert jenrick. but but anyway, so in science class haven't they.ne's day cards either for their pet or from the like, from their pets. oh, so you buy your partner pair, you buy your partner, for example, a card , but it's from the cat card, but it's from the cat saying you're the perfect . what saying you're the perfect. what do you think ? what up saving. do you think? what up saving. you've got a cat. i have got a cat . and you know i. oh no cat. and you know i. oh no i don't i mean the cat but the cat doesn't get a birthday present or anything. but then, i don't know, least rescue cats. and when his birthday is so if you didn't know when his birthday was, you get though . i was, would you get him though. i don't. i don't think so. i don't think so. it's just one step too far, surely for me, he just looks good. apparently can't sell is now doing three fifties on valentine's day cards because three four twos. yeah so you can buy sweet well a342 well yes but because people spend more than one valentine's day card. so you sent one to your cat you'll