syria stella creasy, is brexit safe syria stella creasy, is brexit safe in labour's hands?at sense? brexit is a — in labour's hands? in what sense? brexit is a series _ in labour's hands? in what sense? brexit is a series of _ in labour's hands? in what sense? brexit is a series of problems - in labour's hands? in what sense? brexit is a series of problems and l brexit is a series of problems and the british— brexit is a series of problems and the british public can see that, whether— the british public can see that, whether it is the impact on the cost of food, _ whether it is the impact on the cost of food, the — whether it is the impact on the cost of food, the problems with school kids stuck— of food, the problems with school kids stuck in coaches for hours at the border— kids stuck in coaches for hours at the border or even things like roaming — the border or even things like roaming charges and the extra paperwork that businesses are drowning in as a result. i think the british— drowning in as a result. i think the british public have moved on from 2019. _ british pub

even more for the birds was stella creasy.ve when i simply stated what i thought was the obvious choice. i think this whole idea that oh, you know, it's just that kids are feeling a little bit more anxious and we've got to give them more support in schools. yes, that might be true . but yes, that might be true. but we've also to give the we've also got to give the parents in posterior parents a kick in the posterior to you need to get your to say, you need to get your children to school . this to say, you need to get your children to school. this is your responsibility. it's a partnership between school and parents. and the parents have got to obe that might sound great on gb news, but the actual reality of dealing with families, families families, especially families who working 2 3 who are probably working 2 or 3 jobs how work with them jobs and how you work with them like have all the like you can have all the rhetoric reality rhetoric you want, the reality on ground and you have on the ground and you have you've know, it's

he's suddenly he's telling suddenly people like creasy out to like stella creasy out to newsnight to're not doing that. we want to be close to it, we don't want to be close to it, etcetera. thing you etcetera. so but the thing you came on migration came out with on migration policy like no one to policy is like no one wants to be involved eu's be involved in the eu's migration policy. be involved in the eu's miglt'son policy. be involved in the eu's miglt's a| policy. be involved in the eu's miglt's a mess. i. be involved in the eu's miglt's a mess. they've >> it's a mess. they've been arguing for seven years >> it's a mess. they've been arguing it's for seven years >> it's a mess. they've been arguing it's hardor seven years >> it's a mess. they've been arguing it's hard to seven years >> it's a mess. they've been arguing it's hard to seeen years >> it's a mess. they've been arguing it's hard to see and ars because it's hard to see and that's they've got. also, that's what they've got. also, their migration policy in terms of they with their of what they do with their external much