yarl's wood is a removal. yarl's wood is a removal centre.conservatives failed to remove people. they failed to remove people. they failed to remove people when they when they haven't, when they failed in their refugee application. and where they can go back to a safe country. so therefore to expand yarl's wood is to expand the removal capacity so that once people need that, if you thought that the channel migrant crisis was going to stop, no, you would because at the moment, because a, you're always going to have people who are going to come here illegally and because not everybody comes across the channel and, you know, there's never going to be zero, yeah . never going to be zero, yeah. >> about 30,000 a year. >> about 30,000 a year. >> people that overstay their visas. and on top of that list, i think are indians. >> exactly. and they and yarl's wood does though. so what we need to do is have a system that works. what we don't have at the moment is a system that actually processes applications in a timely way. and when people can be remov

and labour's got a plan to expand the yarl's wood removal centre.people who who shouldn't be here are removed. but we still provide safe haven for genuine asylum seekers. >> and on that note, we're going to end it there guys. thanks for that. but do not go anywhere because coming up next, we've got retired former top cop mike neville welcome back to the andersen's real world. and joining me now we've got retired top cop mike neville. you served is it the metropolitan police ? yeah. metropolitan police? yeah. forensic detective i was, yes . forensic detective i was, yes. >> i dealt with images, catching people through cctv or i use human super recognisers who neven human super recognisers who never, never forget faces. >> so we're talking now. i think storm was talking about facial recognition as well. how's that going to work if you've got a balaclava on? >> not very well because, you know, if you go to the airport, you know, the viewers go to the airport, you have to stand there, you have to look at it. and sometimes it fails then. but what i know

yarl's wood immigration removal centre is going to see its capacity jump from 410 to 3000.that. the implication here, by the way, chris, is that that this will take and potentially 12 years to actually come to fruition . the come to fruition. the implication here is that labour is potentially admitting that they might accept the channel migrant crisis for another 12 years as well. do you see that going on? >> well, it's been going for on 16 years already, so i don't see why it shouldn't go on for another 12. the european union has been trying to put together an external borders policy for 36 years. we still don't have one of those, i'm afraid people are failing to grip this, you know, i've seen lots of really good plans to deal with this crisis, but there isn't the political will or courage within our houses of parliament to actually deal with it, i think the other worry that most people have got in dispersing people who, frankly, are undocumented, and also, so unidentifiable into our local communities is, you know, how many people are we going to get in our vicinity? we do