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amount mp, i had to spend a huge amount of time trying to get a five star hotel in the centre of shrewsburyd for asylum seekers, because obviously that facility was extremely important to our tourism industry . but at to our tourism industry. but at the end of the day, i want to drive out immigration from being in the top five issues at any general election. the british people are some of the most tolerant and welcoming people in the world. i speak as an immigrant to this country myself, coming from communist poland in 1978, and all i saw when i came here as an immigrant is tolerance , kindness, is tolerance, kindness, hospitality from the british people. and yet when they see, a huge number of people coming from overseas and. okay, nigel says that they're not prioritised to a degree over british people, but at the end of the day, being treated. let's say, in the same way as indigenous british people, when the british people have to wait for such a time that breeds a certain amount of concern and exasperation amongst amongst our indigenous people. >> thank you for that, dan. let's move on t

i've got two makkah daughters and i'm very good friends with their father, gary shrewsbury, was actually her here taking pictures tonight, too. [applause] we all getnd along very well. some people don't understand it, but we found a great balance for our daughters, and i think they benefited from having four parents are interested in them and probably drive them crazy on occasion, but -- [applause] >> i remember on election night when you were elected, you acknowledged mark and your daughters, and then you thanked your former husband and his wife, alice, so people thought that was about the most gracious cool thing, again authentic thing someone could ever do. it was those by a lot of people. i've got some a question that it want to take a couple that were handed in fromdo the audience bt i do want to ask you something like, what your favorite movies? you know, what have you liked over the years? >> i love --k so lasted michigan state i think you've picked up on on the fact i wasn'tou the most serious student, bowling, ice skating. took the movie class, jim's movie class, and i loved tha

i also extended the inquiry into shrewsbury and telford hospitals, which discovered at one point when200 unexplained neonatal deaths. and so i have first hand experience at how a culture can develop in at how a culture can develop in a hospital and how easily things can go wrong and we know from the countess of chester hospital , the countess of chester hospital, which had launched its own independent inquiry into the high number of deaths before lucy letby was charged that there were some very serious problems on the unit, including outbreaks of infection , outbreaks of infection, including poor culture, bad practices , a shortage of practices, a shortage of consultants, junior doctors , consultants, junior doctors, reluctant, not asking for help with serious cases. so we knew there was a problem on the unit already. and as you said yourself in your introduction, everybody from statisticians to pre—eminent members of the legal profession to doctors to and nurses, those nurses who worked with lucy letby and stood shoulder to shoulder with her, some of those absolutely stunned at the v

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. >> i think one in shrewsbury, possibly. you're thinking about there, andrew? yeah. that's right. they did close a lot of these these prisons. and now it's come back, come back to bite them. the idea under the last labour government in the 20, in the 2000 was super prisons, superjails. they may come about there's this new planning reforms going through. being consulted on that will allow them to build these new prisons and almost overrule a lot of local concern about them. if people don't want prisons down, prisoners down the road being housed in jail. so, yeah, i think, i think again, labour has got space for this. they can blame the last government, the last 14 years of tory rule for the problems faced now, but how they deal with the with the fallout from the riots we are yet to see from this government. >> okay. thank you chris. we're joined now by former detective superintendent shabnam chaudhri. morning shabnam. >> morning, bev. morning, andrew. >> morning. i don't know whether you've had a chance to look at the piece that the home secretary has written in the newspaper today