we have run out of time. —— stephen kinnock. fathering their children, is arguably one of the most damaging things to have happened within modern policing. the undercover policing inquiry — set up to examine the scale of the tactics deployed and overseen by the metropolitan police from the �*60s onwards — delivered its interim report today, and has found that such actions were notjustified, and that the unit, the special demonstration squad, should have been disbanded early on. the chair of the inquiry — the former seniorjudge sirjohn mitting — said most groups infiltrated by the sds posed no threat and the end did notjustify the means that the unit used. secretary theresa may. theresa may ordered this inquiry in 2014 as home secretary, after a report into the policing of the stephen lawrence murder revealed that the sds had spied on the lawrence family. i don't say this lightly, but i think that the greatest possible scrutiny is now needed into what has taken place. and so, given the gravity of what has now been uncovered, i ha

(pres)live now to westminster where i'm joined by the shadow minister for immigration, stephen kinnockster says his plan is working and in five months it's come into effect. the small boat crossings are down 20%. d0 effect. the small boat crossings are down 20%. _, ., effect. the small boat crossings are down 20%. ., ., down 20%. do welcome mat? that could well be due to — down 20%. do welcome mat? that could well be due to the _ down 20%. do welcome mat? that could well be due to the changing _ down 20%. do welcome mat? that could well be due to the changing weather - well be due to the changing weather conditions in the channel. it simply isn't good enough for the prime minister to put spin over the substance of what's really happening here, the reality is that the backlog is out of control, it's gone from 166,000 to 172,000 since december. the 12,000 albanians that came last year, only i% of been processed with less than i% of all small boat crossings last year have been processed with a 117,000 asylum—seekers in hotels costing the taxpayer £6 million a day. it really is like ground

shadow immigration minister stephen kinnock says such behaviour is unacceptable. atest now from westminster with _ so let's get the latest now from westminster with our political ethos— westminster with our political editor, darren— westminster with our political editor, darren mccaffrey. homet— editor, darren mccaffrey. darren, we were saying not quite htgh— darren, we were saying not quite htgh hoot— darren, we were saying not quite htgh hut— darren, we were saying not quite high noon, but high tea, maybe at high noon, but high tea, maybe ot moo.— high noon, but high tea, maybe ot moo. os— high noon, but high tea, maybe ot moo. os we— high noon, but high tea, maybe at 4:00, as we were saying. has oyohe— at 4:00, as we were saying. has anyone blinked— at 4:00, as we were saying. has anyone blinked yet— at 4:00, as we were saying. has anyone blinked yet ? no but what anyone blinked yet? no but what tet— anyone blinked yet? no but what tet ot— anyone blinked yet? no but what we're led at least,— anyone blinked yet? no but what we're led at least, mark, to know— we'r

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shadow immigration minister stephen kinnock says such behaviour is unacceptable .one .— potential aggression for other parts of europe . to children and parts of europe. to children and otntt— parts of europe. to children and one adult have— parts of europe. to children and one adult have been killed in a tneeton— one adult have been killed in a russian attack— one adult have been killed in a russian attack on— one adult have been killed in a russian attack on kyiv 14. otteto— russian attack on kyiv 14. others were _ russian attack on kyiv 14. others were injured- russian attack on kyiv 14. others were injured after missiles were fired towards the east of the city. multiple buildings were struck, including apartment blocks and a clinic. it's the 18th strike in a month on ukraine's. it's the 18th strike in a month on ukraine's . capital and jane on ukraine's. capital and jane mcdonald has been announced as phillip schofield replacement for the british soap awards. the singer will be stepping in after schofield quit itv after admitting to an affair with a young colle

minister, stephen cinnocn— immigration minister, stephen cinnock, saying— immigration minister, stephen kinnocky would have to stop. apparently 37% crossings. a lot 37% of crossings. that's a lot of . no? oh, absolutely. of people. no? oh, absolutely. in— of people. no? oh, absolutely. i'm convinced— no? oh, absolutely. i'm convinced because when i was on ine— i'm convinced because when i was on the nationality— i'm convinced because when i was on the nationality and borders act on the nationality and borders aci iii— on the nationality and borders act bill committee, as it was pock— act bill committee, as it was peck onen— act bill committee, as it was peck inen ,— act bill committee, as it was back then , we— act bill committee, as it was back then , we heard from the back then, we heard from the ansiroiion— back then, we heard from the australian high— back then, we heard from the australian high commissioner who neee— australian high commissioner who neee-cren— australian high commissioner who made-clear that— australian high commissioner who made clear that this did made it very clear that

immigration minister stephen winneew— immigration minister stephen winneew sewe— immigration minister stephen kinnockply troubling allegations and i deeply troubling allegations and i new— deeply troubling allegations and n neeuw ee— deeply troubling allegations and n neeww ee nene— deeply troubling allegations and i really do hope that the women eneeeee— i really do hope that the women eneeeee ee— i really do hope that the women affected do come— i really do hope that the women affected do come forward and newe— affected do come forward and make e— affected do come forward and make a formal— affected do come forward and make a formal complaints because it's make a formal complaints because we newe— make a formal complaints because it's quite difficult— make a formal complaints because it's quite difficult to— make a formal complaints because it's quite difficult to move the eennieinne— it's quite difficult to move the complaints process forward wnnewn— complaints process forward without those _ complaints process forward without those formal complaints. but without those formal complaints. nee n— wi