tobias ellwood now, the get out? tobias ellwood now, the coun— get out?al has heard the accusation that— court of appeal has heard the accusation that judges showed excessive deference towards the dome — excessive deference towards the dome diiice-s— excessive deference towards the home office's view that promises mode— home office's view that promises mode dy— home office's view that promises mode dy ine— home office's view that promises made by the rwandan government nodd— made by the rwandan government nodid droieci— made by the rwandan government would protect migrants from noieniidi— would protect migrants from potential ill— would protect migrants from potential ill treatment . six potential ill treatment. six dsyidm— potential ill treatment. six asylum seekers— potential ill treatment. six asylum seekers in the uk are now cndiiendind— asylum seekers in the uk are now cnoiiendind ine— asylum seekers in the uk are now challenging the high court's dismissed— challenging the high court's dismissal of— challenging the high court's dismissal of a— challe

tobias ellwood, thank you very much for being with us.bout the other british civilians who are left behind? 0ur diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley explains the challenge. british national stuck in sudan are becoming increasingly frustrated. some have told us that other countries are providing more support and information. the advice to them is to stay indoors,... the foreign office says it has teams working around the clock in london as they did here during afghanistan emasculation which took out 15,000 people, but was chaotic —— afghanistan invasion. —— evacuation. there are no uk troops on the ground and no secure air base to to use. today's irish �*s aspiration had to be carried out rapidly. that's out of action, so two transport planes filled into an airfield with armoured vehicles. 1200 personnel were needed to extractjust a few dozen people. we don't know exactly how many british nationals are in sudan. the foreign out —— foreign office haven't told us how many have 0ffice haven't told us how many have registered. the foreign

committee, tobias ellwood. some of committee, tobias ellwood. families. but but, of course, the big- their families. but but, of course, the big question is what done— course, the big question is what done on— course, the big question is what ooee on? nnd— course, the big question is what goes on? what goes on now with non— goes on? what goes on now with nnoee neone— goes on? what goes on now with those people still— goes on? what goes on now with those people still stuck in the oonnny,— those people still stuck in the oonnny, nnoee — those people still stuck in the country, those who don't work for country, those who don't work on no — country, those who don't work for the government. i'm joined by de— for the government. i'm joined by no nonnen— for the government. i'm joined by the former trooper phil by the former sas trooper phil oonndon. — by the former sas trooper phil campion- and— by the former sas trooper phil campion. and phil, by the former sas trooper phil campion. and phil , first of all, campion. and phil, first of all, nnn— campi

well, tobias ellwood, the chair of well, tobias ellwood, the chair et-cemmeme— well, tobias ellwood,ficult situations. so it is important we see clarity on important that we see clarity on how now that the diplomats are out, how does everybody else get out, how does everybody else get out ? well, that tobias out? well, that was tobias ellwood speaking to us a little earlier. tom, still with us. and of course, tobias— i251 tom, still with us. and of course, tobias ellwood with his—experience- of course, tobias ellwood with his experience and his his service experience and et— his his service experience and now, of course, with that eeeitiem— now, of course, with that eeeitiem im— now, of course, with that position in that influential eemmittee— position in that influential committee indicating perhaps thtt— committee indicating perhaps thttthe— committee indicating perhaps that the lessons— committee indicating perhaps that the lessons of afghanistan as that the lessons of afghanistan te thet— that the lessons of afghanistan as elisa kearns— that the lessons of afghanistan as elisa ke

tobias ellwood chairman of the defence committee. ahmed soliman, sudan analyst at chatham house. now i understand you are in port sudan, what is happening around you? good evening. it is quite a devastating scene in port sudan. the city itself has not been impacted by the fighting in the way that the capital has but the mass exodus towards the port in order to take either saudi ships crossing over to jagger and other routes has meant that the city is now awash with displaced people. find that the city is now awash with displaced people.— that the city is now awash with dislaced --eole. �* ., , displaced people. and you are trying to net out displaced people. and you are trying to get out as — displaced people. and you are trying to get out as well, _ displaced people. and you are trying to get out as well, what _ displaced people. and you are trying to get out as well, what are - displaced people. and you are trying to get out as well, what are your - to get out as well, what are your efforts yielding?— to get out as well, what are yo

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is en eis— tobias ellwood, wouldn't utilise is an old military— tobias ellwood, wouldn't utilise isbe. no i mean, clearly, clearly not. and— should be. no i mean, clearly, clearly not. r: should be. no i mean, clearly, clearly not. 1 r: clearly not. and the amount of fight that has had to go just to get this money arnie when you consider the amount of things that you guys have done for this country and the incredibly damaging effect, mean, damaging effect, i mean, realistically , this £8 million realistically, this £8 million is just a token amount of money to try to help make your lives better after the things that you've had to do on behalf of , you've had to do on behalf of, as it was, queen and now king and country and i just wonder whether or not you feel as though we've got our priority is a bit skewed in this country. our priorities are all wrong . i our priorities are all wrong. i viii— our priorities are all wrong. i viii sev— our priorities are all wrong. i viii sev snes— our priorities are all wrong. i will say that i'm— our priorities are all wrong. i will say that i'm r

but anyweis tobias ellwood, one of actually tackle the problem.he's a bit of a renegade, of thing, i renegade, sort of thing, but i think right. think think she's all right. i think she's heart's in the she's got her heart's in the right the other claim she's got her heart's in the rigthat the other claim she's got her heart's in the rigthat she's the other claim she's got her heart's in the rigthat she's a the other claim she's got her heart's in the rigthat she's a from other claim she's got her heart's in the rigthat she's a from ather claim she's got her heart's in the rigthat she's a from a formeriim is that she's a from a former senior senior minister, the bohs senior senior minister, the boris johnson's government doesn't say who the claim is that racist bigot. that she's a real racist bigot. when first hear that, you when you first hear that, you 90, when you first hear that, you go, well, she's asian for go, okay, well, she's asian for a which kind of a start, which makes it kind of ridiculous. but then again, of course, people course, ot

but anyweis tobias ellwood, one of actually tackle the problem.'s a bit of a renegade, of thing, i renegade, sort of thing, but i think right. think think she's all right. i think she's heart's in the she's got her heart's in the right the other claim she's got her heart's in the rigthat the other claim she's got her heart's in the rigthat she's the other claim she's got her heart's in the rigthat she's a the other claim she's got her heart's in the rigthat she's a from other claim she's got her heart's in the rigthat she's a from ather claim she's got her heart's in the rigthat she's a from a formeriim is that she's a from a former senior senior minister, the bohs senior senior minister, the boris johnson's government doesn't say who the claim is that racist bigot. that she's a real racist bigot. when first hear that, you when you first hear that, you 90, when you first hear that, you go, well, she's asian for go, okay, well, she's asian for a which kind of a start, which makes it kind of ridiculous. but then again, of course, people course, othe

look at the tory wets, king of tory wets, tobias king of the tory wets, tobias ellwood. party is destroying itself. a broad itself. it's such a broad church. it's a circus, totally. benjamin butterworth,- benjamin butterworth, are you ereeeree— benjamin butterworth, are you ereeeree re— benjamin butterworth, are you ereeeree re nir— benjamin butterworth, are you prepared to hit out at the ewereien— prepared to hit out at the guardian, your— prepared to hit out at the guardian, your mates at the ewereien— guardian, your mates at the guardian for— guardian, your mates at the guardian for describing suella braverman as— guardian for describing suella braverman as a— guardian for describing suella braverman as a racist bigot wirnewr— braverman as a racist bigot wirnewr enw— braverman as a racist bigot without any evidence? well the ewereien— without any evidence? well the guardian didn't— without any evidence? well the guardian didn't call her that . guardian didn't call her that. it guardian didn't call her that. it we— guardian didn't call her that. it e— guardian didn't c

look at the tory wets, king of tory wets, tobias king of the tory wets, tobias ellwood. onegenei io— benjamin butterworth, are you onegenei io iii— benjamin butterworth, are you prepared to hit out at the energien— prepared to hit out at the guardian, your— prepared to hit out at the guardian, your mates at the energien— guardian, your mates at the guardian for— guardian, your mates at the guardian for describing suella braverman as— guardian for describing suella braverman as a— guardian for describing suella braverman as a racist bigot wiinoni— braverman as a racist bigot wiinoni env— braverman as a racist bigot without any evidence? well the energien— without any evidence? well the guardian didn't— without any evidence? well the guardian didn't call her that . guardian didn't call her that. it guardian didn't call her that. ii we— guardian didn't call her that. ii e— guardian didn't call her that. ii e ion— guardian didn't call her that. it was a tory minister- guardian didn't call her that. it was a tory minister who was senior in boris johnson's government. where th

defence select committee, tobias ellwood, says gb told gb news the government— ellwood, says gb told00. _ buyer has hit a record high of nearly £225,000. that's eooorohg— nearly £225,000. that's according to _ nearly £225,000. that's according to rightmove, who also found— according to rightmove, who also found he— according to rightmove, who also found the rising— according to rightmove, who also found the rising cost of renting mav— found the rising cost of renting rhey he— found the rising cost of renting may be encouraging some first rime— may be encouraging some first the buyers— may be encouraging some first the hwyers ro— may be encouraging some first time buyers to make the jump ohro— time buyers to make the jump ohro rhe— time buyers to make the jump onto the property— time buyers to make the jump onto the property ladder. that's in onto the property ladder. that's h sphe— onto the property ladder. that's h shore of— onto the property ladder. that's in spite of higher— onto the property ladder. that's in spite of higher mortgage reres— in spite of higher mortgage reres .— in