let's speak now to the former conservative chief whip, wendy morton. good evening to you, wendy.of all of this? ~ ~ , ., this? well, i think in terms of timin: , this? well, i think in terms of timing. the — this? well, i think in terms of timing, the government - this? well, i think in terms of| timing, the government knows this? well, i think in terms of - timing, the government knows that stopping the boats, the legislation, is a priority. it's one of the prime minister's five pledges. but i think, for me, it's also important that when you bring legislation forward, that you understand the strength of feeling in the party and this is obviously quite a challenging topic for our party. so, it is going to be a busy week and perhaps i am glad i'm not the chief whip any more! is perhaps i am glad i'm not the chief whip any more!— whip any more! is this more to do with the party _ whip any more! is this more to do with the party of— whip any more! is this more to do with the party of the _ whip any more! is this more to do with the party of the public- whip any more! is this more to

that was wendy morton, a former conservative _ constituents.stituents. that was wendy morton, a former conservative chief whip. - the new president of argentina, javier milei, has said that shock treatment is needed to deal with the economic crisis in the country. after being sworn in, mr milei, a right—wing libertarian, warned that the situation would initially get worse for argentine people, but there was no alternative to austerity and spending cuts in the short term. inflation in argentina is rapidly heading towards 200%. mr milei has taken over from the unpopular centre—left president alberto fernandez, but will need to negotiate with rivals as his coalition only forms a small bloc in congress. mr milei gained popular support for radical proposals including scrapping the central bank and allowing people to make money by selling their organs. argentina is experiencing its worst economic crisis in decades. live now to our our bbc mundo reporter, veronica smink — who's in buenos aires. he was very radical, in the campaigning, but reality will

the conservative mp, wendy morton was chief whip under liz truss.t to her constituents. for me personally, i am continuing to reflect on this because i have some real concerns, because i know that my constituents, i have a seat that really does want to see us take back control of our borders, and so they expect me to represent their views in the house of commons. do their views agree with that solution being rwanda? i think rwanda is one part of tackling what is a very complex problem, but i have concerns about the legislation because i really want to make sure that if this legislation is coming forward, it is in the right place, but, actually, it is going to deliver that change that i believe i was elected upon delivering which is around taking control of our borders, and taking control of sovereignty and powers as well. i have spent the weekend pondering on this and i am not going to rush into any decision. i am sure that there are other colleagues in exactly the same boat as me. what are the specifics of the concerns? are there other options on t

wendy morton there.ountry. after being sworn in, mr milei, a right—wing outsider, warned that the situation would initially get worse for argentine people, but there was no alternative to austerity and spending cuts in the short term. inflation in argentina is rapidly heading towards 200%. mr milei has taken over from the unpopular centre—left president alberto fernandez, but will need to negotiate with rivals as his coalition only forms a small bloc in congress. mr milei gained popular support for radical proposals including scrapping the central bank and allowing people to make money by selling their organs. argentina is experiencing its worst economic crisis in decades. with more on this, our reporter mimi swaby is in the newsroom. hello there to you, mimi. first off, just how much appetite will his rivals have to form coalitions with him? ~ ., ., ., him? well, we will have to wait and see. he him? well, we will have to wait and see- he has — him? well, we will have to wait and see. he hasjust _ him?