i think the stranger thing is i don't think the word or possibly is an issue for robertjen rick.he word microsoft team will do, it would only send away a few hundred people, it's more of a child than a solution. i think the other problem they have is numbers of, to show the united kingdom has three quarters of a million people with net migration last year, being the minister for immigration he grasped that the government is not prepared to do anything resembling the sort of policy programme necessary to bring those numbers down and he is better out than in. . , those numbers down and he is better out than in. ., , ., those numbers down and he is better out than in-— out than in. there was a warning of electoral oblivion _ out than in. there was a warning of electoral oblivion and _ out than in. there was a warning of electoral oblivion and where - out than in. there was a warning of electoral oblivion and where yes i electoral oblivion and where yes than a year out from general election, and labour has a double pole in need, how will the government send its rwanda policy? i don't

then new grander| policy on the table, robert jen rick policy on the table, robertjen rick who quit last this new plant is not good enough, strong enough, watching this vote in the commons, what do you think it will mean for the prime minister? you can invite me back— mean for the prime minister? you can invite me back when _ mean for the prime minister? you can invite me back when i— mean for the prime minister? you can invite me back when i am _ mean for the prime minister? you can invite me back when i am wrong! - mean for the prime minister? you can invite me back when i am wrong! i - invite me back when i am wrong! i think it will pass. the tory party came very close to doing something very stupid last week, they panicked after robertjenrick resigned on for after robertjenrick resigned on for a little while i even thought there might be a leadership challenge to rishi sunak which would have been mad but the conservative party is capable of mad things at the moment! i think wiser heads are prevailing and i think they don't want to injure the prime minister any more thanis injure the

one of the more significant interventions we have heard was from robertjen rick, the former immigrationluding that it fails, he says, to stop people being able to challenge the removal from the stop people being able to challenge the removalfrom the uk on individual basis. that is something that a number of right—wing conservatives have problem with. he wants the government to commit to changes on it and that makes it quite unclear. he has not said exactly how he will doubt. if you want people to commit to changes, do you vote for it and then hope to change it? do you abstain or do you, someone who has resigned over this, ultimately vote to block it? he was not clear on what he will do and i think it is the position with a number of conservative mps who are unhappy about this we are still quite unclear about what course of action they will take. taste quite unclear about what course of action they will take.— action they will take. we still don't know — action they will take. we still don't know which _ action they will take. we still don't know which way - action they will take. we sti