this will be a. chance for robert jenrick to see chance for robertjenrick to see that it's critical thatnot done enough bearing in mind that only been in government sincejuly. and the secretary of state forjustice has said they inherited prisons in crisis but this is politics and robertjenrick will make the most of the opportunity and the news that has been uncovered by the bbc about the extent of the drones getting into prisons, and charlie taylor, the chief inspector calling it a national security threat. and our correspondent and there is growing loads of people trying to get contraband into prisons. and there are social media videos on tiktok flying over strangeways prison fly right up to the cell windows and using sticks on their arms. and demand that is around a weight of 1.3 kilos so drugs getting into prisons this way. and mobile phones and knives and the concern from charlie taylor that guns are getting in, but these drones are sophisticated, and as we saw in dominic's report, gps apps are being used by prisoners themselves to send coordinates to guide the drones to their cell w

when you put in the name "robertjenrick, grooming," no mention, "grooming gang," no mention. no mention. i wrote about this, nick, last year... "rochdale," no mention. ..and was criticised by the media for doing so. "child sexual abuse," no mention, mrjenrick, "child rape," no mention. you have not raised — or have you? — please correct me if my search is wrong — the issue of mass gang rape and child sexual abuse that you are so energised about, you have no evidence you raised it as a ministerand no evidence you have raised it in the house of commons. i wrote about this last year and was criticised by the media for doing so. what the conservatives now say is that mass migration, over which they presided, has allowed millions of people from what they call "alien cultures" to come here with what they call "medieval views of women." it's a view shared by elon musk and by nigel farage. ministers are relieved that the woman who's investigated child abuse is telling them all — stop talking, get doing. nick robinson, bbc news. and you can see more on all of this with victoria derbys

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we will speak to robertjenrick of the conservatives in just a moment.ary—eyed justin trudeau, who announced his resignation yesterday after a decade as canadian prime minister. following his announcement, the paper says that he was taunted by his old rival and us president elect donald trump, who called for canada to become america's "51st state". that would have gone down well. and back home, the times says the uk is on the cusp of an electric car charging point revolution. the paper says more than 120 planning applications worth more than £500 million have been granted in the past 18 months by local councils. people say, if i get one, where will i charge it? if you haven't got access to power, its a nightmare. i love this story in the guardian this morning, which is talking about an area of eastern in nottinghamshire. thejunction of abbey area of eastern in nottinghamshire. the junction of abbey road and windsor avenue where every week there is a mystery. 15 to 20 bananas appear outside the church on a plate and nobody knows who is bringing them or wh