, andrew mp for romford, andrew rosindell.down to the meat of what was discussed now, mike, were you surprised that the former prime minister, now the leader of the opposition , now the leader of the opposition, seemed to focus all of his questions on foreign affairs, >> not massively surprised. i think it is a safe space, given that there is unity across the house. and actually, i'm really encouraged to see that coming from a military background and working in national security most of my career, it is great to see that the country is in safe hands with keir starmer, john healey and mr lammy that final question from rishi sunak might have been a bit of a trap laid for the for the now prime minister, talking about the royal prerogative, the ability of a prime minister to, intervene militarily in foreign countries without the say so of parliament. >> he got keir starmer to say that that was essential and essential power for the prime minister. how do you think that will go down in places like birmingham, yardley or , rochdale ?

the people in romford, the i know romford, i know romford marketplace very well. no nonsense.ty. a lot of them felt sufficiently frustrated with the conservative party to go red. so this isn't just a case of the tory party being divided. it's about people don't understand what the conservative party offers anymore because you still have this massive schism, whether it be brexit, where it was net zero, where it was open borders, where it was high taxes, a lot of people feel you're the same as the labour party. is there any is there any wonder that people are voting labour in romford ? romford? >> yeah. no, i think you're right. i think the conservative party has been divided on certain issues and we need to get back to core conservative principles again. so net zero is blindingly obvious that it's unachievable in the short term, andifs unachievable in the short term, and it's going to make people cold and poor. it's going to give china the competitive advantage . we've done our bit. advantage. we've done our bit. we need to put that on the side and focus on energy security. so

queen's hospital in romford has warned that their a&e is so busy that treating patients in corridorsgencies — has now become common practice. the a&e department at the hospital, which is close to the new health secretary's constituency, was built for around 300 patients a day, but is now frequently seeing double that number come through the doors, leading to more patients being treated in corridors. it's exceptionally hard on our patients and our relatives. i mean, i think it's... i don't know how you explain to people what we're having to do. i mean, i think they do understand why it's happening, but it doesn't make it right and it doesn't make it acceptable. i mean, you can apologise as often as you want, but it doesn't make it better, does it? and it's... it's a reality — you can see here we've got ten patients today, and that's ten patients too many. and we'll be speaking to the new health secretary wes streeting today — tune in to our 6:30 programme for that interview. thames water has been fined more than half a million pounds injust more than 320 roadworks carried out by the w

>> all the way from romford. >> all the way from romford. >> romford. all right. so far? which is what we're expecting is, you know, reform to come second in quite a lot of, a lot of seats. you seem to be in favour of that. >> well, to be fair , i think the >> well, to be fair, i think the conservatives have got themselves to blame for the way it's turned out. >> i've always been a conservative voter and i feel really sorry for andrew rosindell, who's the local mp for me. and, and i was actually hoping that he, he manages to stay in, but, i think the senior people in the conservative party got a lot, a lot to answer for. >> i wonder if we could ask people what some of the best what's some of the biggest, most important issues for you guys have been at this election? is there anyone who wants to volunteer? what's been the most important thing for you, our kids, to grow up like i did and in a great country. >> but now i worry about them. >> but now i worry about them. >> i said to them, if i was to die tomorrow, i could say i've had a great life. >> i feel sorry for

hate to say it, but you know, andrew rosindell, who's just been returned as the conservative mp for romfordere is an example of someone that would only want to represent that area. >> he's actually who i had in mind as one of the best constituency that could possibly be exactly. >> and i found one out of 650. >> and i found one out of 650. >> but there are actually there are plenty like that. you know, most a lot of politicians aren't grand careers, and i think we're better off for that system. >> okey doke. i'll leave it to the viewers to decide. what do you think? do let us know. but still to come tonight, rishi's reign is over. how will it be remembered? let me know what you think on that next of all, though, pro—palestine mps have become the sixth largest party in parliament. how much of an issue is this set to become? they're of course, independent mps. with the saturday five live on welcome back to the saturday five as even back to the saturday five as ever. thank you very much for your messages about tonight's topics. dawn says the media responses to labour win confirms all our alleg

we'll we'll watch this space when it comes to andrew rosindell, that is of course, the tory mp for romfordr keir starmer got an easy ride from the establishment media during his first few days in office. >> and have you unpacked yet? have you found your way around ? have you found your way around? >> yeah, that, by the way, is just one of several clips like that. but next, my panel returned to quiz you through the very first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages, and there will be okay. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. and i have got the very first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you . we start with the for you. we start with the metro. thousands stranded as flights act. groundhog day. yes. another summer, another day of chaos. another summer, another day of chaos . airlines, apparently. can chaos. airlines, apparently. can you guess it? yeah. it's those french air traffic controllers again. good stuff. do a day's work , lads. anyway, the work, lads. anyway, the independent nhs nursing's day of shame. damning reviews sparked by our reporting, finds health regulator turn

studio from mike tapp, the newly elected labour mp for dover and deal, and the conservative mp for romford your election . congratulations on your election. now, of course, if you were in the chamber, you'd be sitting behind keir starmer. but if you were to catch the speaker's eye, what would you ask? >> i think down in dover we've seen a real mess at the borders. not just small boats, but also failure to plan over seven years with the new entry exit system that's coming in in october. we've only got a few months to try and do what they failed to do in seven years. so i would ask how realistic that is. >> and andrew, well, i'd, i'd like to ask the prime minister if he's going to take up the challenge of nigel farage and have a referendum on the echr because without that we can never sort out this problem of the illegal boats. so you go in hard with the echr question. same with you. borders related question too. >> oh, very foreign affairs, isn't it? i suppose, obviously today pmqs will likely kick off with the with the events that unfolded yesterday evening. that soldier being being horrif

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