i'm pleased to say we are joined in the studio by the shadow home secretary yvette cooper.ee you. we have said i will expect migration to come _ we have said i will expect migration to come down. these figures include ukraine, _ to come down. these figures include ukraine, hong kong, and there has been _ ukraine, hong kong, and there has been an— ukraine, hong kong, and there has been an increase in international students — been an increase in international students after covid that obviously brings _ students after covid that obviously brings great benefits to the country. _ brings great benefits to the country, but there is also the significant issue about the 120% increase — significant issue about the 120% increase in work visas and just a short— increase in work visas and just a short number of years at the same time _ short number of years at the same time as— short number of years at the same time as you — short number of years at the same time as you have the skill shortages in the _ time as you have the skill shortages in the country growing. i think when you have

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so if you get cold, indian mazda in india, the women do all that. yvette and things are, as they should be, was it was yes, it has the me now let's show you how we've done that. i call because she's always trying german sour crowd for the 1st time. the impression. so it's a bit sour feel me. i think it's good. good, but it's out to me. so i want you to, to us how it is. and then s h s, aside from culinary challenges to she's you has settled into germany. well, but have the german parishioners gotten used to him? is lucas, really a great priest. he's loved so much in such a short time. it's amazing. all i can say is that sofa really focus. what am i here? let's see in miss elizabeth, we have to hurry up a bit, but we'll make it as business school. then we're very glad to have she jo here with us because we get another perspective on our lives. how we all with people and how he is with people. and the menu is very nice. yeah. again for the congregation who would otherwise struggle to find a new priest, there's been a shortage in germany for some time now and no relief inside. 7000 positio

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , has secretary, yvette cooper, has told the sunday telegrapho needs to be considered. there's economy also needs to be considered . there's no easy considered. there's no easy setwtten— considered. there's no easy setwtten te— considered. there's no easy solution to this— f t:t:;”t:i;t: there's no easy solution to this problem, f t:t.i;”t:i;t: there's no easy solution to this problem, it's f t:t:i;”t:i;t: there's no easy solution to this problem, it's a etetet— solution to this problem, it's a global phenomenon. people are newne— global phenomenon. people are moving around— global phenomenon. people are moving around and i think we've got moving around and i think we've get te— moving around and i think we've get to eenetntw— moving around and i think we've got to certainly deal with the tents— got to certainly deal with the tents .— got to certainly deal with the tents . tne— got to certainly deal with the boats , the illegal entry, but boats, the illegal entry, but i tntnt— boats, the illegal entry, but i tntnt w-wee— boats, the illegal entry

so if you get caught in indian mazda in india, the women do all that. yvette and things are as they should be was it was yes, it has the me now let's see how we've done that all because she's always trying german sour crowd for the 1st time the impression so it's a bit slower. tell me. i think it's good. good, but it's up to me, so i want you to so that's how it is. and then you know, essays, us aside from culinary challenges to she's, you has settled into germany. well, but at the german parishioners gotten used to him is really a great priest. he's loved so much in such a short time. it's amazing. all i can say is that sophie really focus. what am i here? let's see in miss elizabeth, we have to hurry up a bit, but we'll make it as business. yes. that was very glad to have she jo here with us between when we get another perspective on our lives, how we all with people and how he is with people. miss mens is very nice. yeah. again for the congregation who would otherwise struggle to find a new priest, there's been a shortage in germany for some time now and no relief inside. 7000 positions

you- congratulations yvette cooper . you look much yvette cooper. especially look for tomorrow. king— especially look for tomorrow. king chattes— especially look for tomorrow. king charles made— especially look for tomorrow. king charles made a- especially look for tomorrow. king charles made a surprise appearance to meet with some of the thousands gathered outside buckingham palace . william and buckingham palace. william and kate joined the king for the walkabout. they praised the party atmosphere on the mall and described the coronation as a great moment of celebration when the trio shook hands and took selfies with the crowds and there were cheers of god save there were cheers of god save the king. the royalists who've been camping out hoping to catch a glimpse of history being made , described it as a once in a lifetime opportunity. we were literally just walking back to the hotel and then we just saw everybody cheering and came over and then saw the king and shook the . you've got to shake the hand. you've got to shake the hand. you've got to

here is yvette cooper.— here is yvette cooper. to make a statement _ here is yvette cooper.lished today indicate that net migration has flatlined since then. in the year ending december 2022, they estimate that net migration remains at 606,000. these particularly high figures are, in large part, due to temporary and exceptional factors such as the uk's ukraine and hong kong schemes. last year, 150,000 hong kong british nationals overseas made use of that. these schemes command broad support for the british public, and we were right to introduce them. the government remains committed to reducing migration to sustainable levels. that was a solid promise we made in our manifesto and we are unwavering in our determination to deliver it. this week, we announced steps to tackle the substantial rise in the number of student dependents coming to the uk. the package of measures will ensure that we can reduce migration whilst continuing to benefit from the skills and resources our economy needs. because universities should be in the education business, not the immigration business. we

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joining me now, congresswoman, yvette clarke. democrat of new york. congresswoman, thank you for joining us. i want to start with president biden's interview last night with msnbc. as i mentioned at the top, he discussed his decision to send hundreds of troops to the southern border an expectation of an influx of migrants. and a possibility that he might invoke his 14th amendment authority to raise the debt limit -- and with the deadline to do so, rapidly approaching. he also spoke to voter concerns about his age. take a listen. >> i have acquired a hell of a lot of wisdom. and now i am more experienced than anyone who is ever run for office. and i think i have proven myself to be honorable as well as also effective. >> congresswoman, would that be enough to reassure voters ahead of 2024? >> reverend sharpton. first of all, it is great to be back with you once again. let me say that it is not just what joe biden said last night. the proof is in the pudding. he has done a remarkable under the circumstances. i think that we have been given such a soft l

, yvette cooper, holds up e hhhhe— secretary, yvette cooper, holds up e hhhhhe ugh— secretary, yvette it says, come to britain . we will— the world? it says, come to britain . we will give you britain. we will give you a hehher— britain. we will give you a better life.— britain. we will give you a better life. it's— britain. we will give you a better life. it's not british huvhuvere— better life. it's not british taxpayers responsibility to fund the lifestyles— taxpayers responsibility to fund the lifestyles of— taxpayers responsibility to fund the lifestyles of anybody in the vehe— the lifestyles of anybody in the verhe hhe— the lifestyles of anybody in the world who wants— the lifestyles of anybody in the world who wants to come to our eereeh— world who wants to come to our eereeh rhh— world who wants to come to our shores. this is— world who wants to come to our shores. this is a— world who wants to come to our shores. this is a terrible blow to shores. this is a terrible blow he hhe— shores. this is a terrible blow to the conservative's legacy. it reehv— to the conservative's lega

that's going to be like all of our admissions, you know, yvette any limit that we set. but the bigger problem is the reliance on carbon offsets to clean up the economy. the government wants to make industry a bit less, c o 2 finch. good. it produces the limit will shrink about 5 percent each year. but instead of forcing companies to pollute less, the government selecting some of them by certificates, let's say they've avoided pollution elsewhere. a lot of the time by planting trees or protecting forest. there's no requirement that they cannot start new projects, they can keep polluting, they can keep expanding, they can keep increasing their emissions as long as they buy offsets, that's totally fine. still, australia, it's cleaning up its energy system. cheap, renewable energy of displacing fossil fuels. even what policy is we and even where the federal government has been served. some states have very fast queensland of victoria getting out cold. pennsylvania, the electricity grid is already 100 percent renewable, and it wants to generate tablets need from clean energy

that's going to be like all of our admissions, you know, yvette any limit that we set. but the bigger problem is the reliance on carbon offsets to clean up the economy. the government wants to make industry a bit less, c o 2 finch. good. it produces the limit will shrink about 5 percent each year. but instead of posting companies to pollute less the government selecting some of them by certificates that say they've avoided pollution elsewhere. a lot of the time by planting trees or protecting far as there's no requirement that they cannot start a new projects, they can keep polluting, they can keep expanding, they can keep increasing their emissions as long as they buy offset, that's totally fine. still, australia is cleaning up its energy system cheap, renewable energy of displacing fossil fuels. even what policy is we and even with the federal government has been served. some states have very fast queensland to victoria getting out cold. pennsylvania, the electricity grid is already 100 percent renewable, and it wants to generate w, it's need from clean energy by 2040

if those go through that's going to be like all of our admissions, you know, yvette any limit that we set. but the bigger problem is the reliance on comp and offsets to clean up the economy. the government wants to make industry a bit less, c, o 2 finch. good. it produces, the limit will shrink about 5 percent each year. but instead of forcing companies to pollute less the government's lifting some of them by certificates that say they've avoided pollution elsewhere. a lot of the time by planting trees or protecting parts. there's no requirement that they cannot start new projects. they can keep polluting, they can keep expanding, they can keep increasing their emissions as long as they buy offset, that's totally fine. still, australia is cleaning up its energy system. cheap, renewable energy of displacing fossil fuels. even what policy is we and even where the federal government has been slower, some states have very fast queensland to victoria getting out cold. pennsylvania, the electricity grid is already 100 percent renewable, and it wants to generate tablets need from clean energ

. >> reporter: back at the shop, yvette says the idea is worth a shot. >> it would be better for the people out here, really. people would feel safer, really, if there was more police officers. >> reporter: her vision of downtown san jose is more vibrant than the area currently is. >> there needs to be more people, more businesses, you know, because everything is so empty. >> reporter: she will be waiting and watching for that to happen. >> tourism is a big part of getting people back to downtown. there are encouraging numbers statewide on the covid travel come back. the research by the visit california found the trouble spending was up 32% last year over 2021 , and 93% of pre-pandemic levels. california's travel sector added 157,000 jobs last year, and some good news for san francisco. visitor spending grew by 81% last year, reaching 86% of what it was before covid. >>> starting this weekend if you are heading east on the bay bridge you will notice a new offramp that will take you to yerba buena and treasure island's. the project has been in the making for many years. the new offram

peace and liberty and the path to the european union, but as a strong societal desire to continue yvette and we in moldova corp, this war will come to an end. as soon as possible that ukraine will liberate its territories and the europe and, and the united states and canada and japan and all the countries that support the freedom of ukraine will continue being strongly engaged in supporting ukraine. and by doing that would also are helped moldova, overcome the negative effects of this war. you can profess school, thank you very much for being a conflict. so thank you. ah ah, with the lure of gold. so often it's a fatal attraction with tens of thousands are drawn to them or a tiny and desert to dig in treacherous minds and risk their lives every day. but for them hope is greater than fear. global 3090 minutes on d. w. o . not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day an in depth look. there is news events analyzed by experts and critical thinkers. this is the weekdays. on d w. we are all set and we're watching closely. we all aim to bri

and so having said he had to take this step, not to yvette tom from his ministry said tell us more about these mistakes. tell us what happened. so we're talking essentially about misconduct regarding compliance rules. so forgiving friends and influential jobs or other advantages from the position of power. and there are 2 concrete cases that lead to this decision to let this powerful man go. one mister pricing was on the staffing commission. nothing pointed the new head of an important energy agency here and it later emerged. i thought mine had been his best man at his wedding 20 years previously on 2. apparently it rolls of muds that mister grayson had signed off on government subsidies to an organization where his own sister is a member of the executive board to all of this extremely nurse in accordance with germany's a compliance rules. and that, of course, raises the question, does mr. side's love choices? government have to formalize some of those procedures even more. because at the moment, the german government is finding itself in a situation where they're making snap decisions,

the less, the intelligence services under police are working yvette, what we know the cost and store it most constant, right. what does another patient of his friend but this caused some failure to bring violence on the streets and kitchen. and the reason for that is the opposite, the absolute majority of the people, the absolute majority of the political parties, including most political parties, what do not support the government. they also don't want to leave in the country where he from the violence of the street. so, but it's a clear societal consensus behind a managing political process involved or what fruit, standard democratic procedures, the view of the european council and part of the nation. since that march 12th was a proprietary and recognizance exercise for the russian operatives. not a full dress rehearsal, but an opportunity to test the responses of your security services and the coordination mechanism among the various agencies to buy that. well, a, we've been in this mode for over a year, but it's a constant attempts to impose stress on the, on our society, on our

on twitter, the shadow home secretary yvette cooper wrote...kesman for the home secretary said... but the liberal democrats also are calling for an urgent investigation. simon jones, bbc news. we can speak now to dave penman, general secretary of the fda, a trade union for civil servants in the uk. thank you very much forjoining us today. as the head of the trade union for civil servants, what do you want to happen now? i union for civil servants, what do you want to happen now? i think it's clear there — you want to happen now? i think it's clear there needs _ you want to happen now? i think it's clear there needs to _ you want to happen now? i think it's clear there needs to be _ you want to happen now? i think it's clear there needs to be an _ clear there needs to be an investigation on the ministerial code, which is absolutely clear, ministers have an obligation to make sure their public duties and private interests are investigated. if she has asked civil servants to accompany these courses, that will appear like it's the government asking

i schools are growing for the instructional community to act quickly to yvette food crises. and so dawn on the neighboring countries that are taking refugees from the conflict and south suits on thousands arriving every day. and that's how im latasha reports from the town of rank. the people are arriving from saddam to too hot meals a day. usually aid agencies give out food rations, so families can cook for themselves. but this is just a challenge. it's into insulted on people across the border with very few belongings. these meals help them survive until they get to the final destination. the high just on my i have 3 children and the speed is enough enough to feed them. we're grateful but it's not enough. humanity in agencies say around 6000 people, arrive every day, insults it on a country. we thousands have already been displaced by insecurity and floods. we have more than $7.00 are facing the country that's considered the police and we. 8 we are providing a lot of them are on site. so we have to take some of these resources responsive as most a women and children with no

and then to meet yvette was an entirely fictitious character whose identity had been assumed by many different people over the years. including little back to godaddy himself. in the 2 previous episodes, our search for the truth about these strange affairs took us from italy to slovenia to ukraine. in the process uncovered a complex system shell companies, apparently involved in faith banking transactions. on paper, at least, the transactions involve trillions of dollars and jurisdictions known for their lax money laundering controls to our inquiries into $1.00 of these transactions. let us do an task in businessman called chevy equinox. he told us that he traveled across central asia with the best way to go daddy would sign contracts promising to invest hundreds of millions in development projects. but the money never materialized. in november, 2022. we tried to pin that because that it down to why the contracts have never been fulfill. keyed again, denied having any ties to the mafia or to moving the money. but otherwise, his answers were frustrating, liam, vigorous. all you say wa

peace and liberty and the path to the european union, but as a strong societal desire to continue yvette and we in moldova hope this war will come to an end. as soon as possible that ukraine will liberate its territories and europe and, and the united states and canada and japan and all the countries that support the freedom of ukraine will continue being strongly engaged in supporting ukraine. and by doing that would also help moldova overcome the negative effects of this war. profess school, thank you very much for being a conflict. so thank you. with a united by a aired sense of purpose. their bond has never been stronger. the twins hussy and hossa, they grew up with different families. now they want to build their future together . and to do so, they must leave their home in sierra leone. twin sisters united in the search for a better life. in 15 minutes on d, w. active ingredients derived from nature pharmaceutical and chemical companies, use them to make huge profits. patents protect their research and innovation. but indigenous peoples have been using them for millennia and come a

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on twitter the shadow home secretary yvette cooper wrote...o investigate. a spokesman for the home secretary said... but the liberal democrats also are calling for an urgent investigation. greeks are voting under a new electoral system with opinion polls suggesting no single party will win an overall majority. in the last hour or so, kyriakos mitsotakis, of the centre—right new democracy, has cast his vote in athens. he is hoping to stay in power in the face of the challenge from former prime minister alexis tsipras and his left—wing syriza party. mr tsipras has also cast his vote in the past hour. 0ur correspondent nick beake is in the greek capital. this is the heart of the capital city. you can see the sun is shining and it is turning out to be a nice day. lots of voters are now making their way to the polling stations. let me show you where we are. anyone who might be undecided today may want inspiration. and if they live in this constituency, they can look up there. that is not a bad backdrop to a polling station. the acropolis. that symb

young uh, officials, they are telling us that so far there has been more than 6 calls the people yvette created to this same rule with an in district of the 2000 people more than turkey nationalities. however, so the officials here are saying that the international are committed, they need to get much more involved and to ramp up their foods to victory people because there are still tons of thousands still waiting there to be, to be safe and to, to desperately to, to to of course, uh to, to leave. so the officials are seeing that this people will be provided with shelter. they will be taken to the hotels and they're already granted one month residence res. and of course, after that, we do not know what's going to happen to these people, but the fear here is that the number or the people that are arriving here, if it's x, these homes of the causes, then what will happen just inside of that, how does 0, did you and is pleading for the constant to stop as no sign of a laptop in the fighting between the rightful general's forces from call to me even more than reports on day 20 of the violen

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , home secretary, yvette cooper, tas— home secretary, yvettesome friends who introduced me te a yeang stap— some friends who introduced me to a young chap called paul setty— to a young chap called paul setty ianier. — to a young chap called paul getty junior. and he had been reieased— getty junior. and he had been reieased ty— getty junior. and he had been released by the— getty junior. and he had been released by the mafia in italy. and— released by the mafia in italy. and te— released by the mafia in italy. and te was— released by the mafia in italy. and he was mindless one ear and we aii— and he was mindless one ear and we aii went— and he was mindless one ear and we all went out— and he was mindless one ear and we all went out for— and he was mindless one ear and we all went out for lunch to the tard— we all went out for lunch to the hard test— we all went out for lunch to the hard rock cafe— we all went out for lunch to the hard rock cafe and— we all went out for lunch to the hard rock cafe and we were waiting— hard rock cafe and we were w

but that is not how labour sees it on twitter the shadow home secretary yvette cooper wrote... spokesman for the home secretary said... but the home secretary said... but the liberal democrats also are calling for an urgent investigation. simonjones, bbc investigation. simon jones, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news now. the two warring sides in sudan have agreed to a seven—day humanitarian ceasefire — that's according to the us state department. the truce will take effect in 48 hours. fighting between the sudanese military and its rival, the rapid support forces, is entering its sixth week. more than a million people have been displaced in the conflict. south korean experts are beginning a visit to japan to assess its plan to discharge contaminated water from the wrecked fukushima nuclear plant into the pacific ocean. seoul has been strongly critical, but tokyo says it's unavoidable with space to store the water used to cool the damaged reactors running out. flights into and out of mexico city's international airport have had to be cancelled or diverted because o

yvette was in part built -- that was in part to build in this century during the bush administration. it was picked up effectively by the obama administration. which had a number of people, including yourself dedicated to the maintenance of a bipartisan consensus. for the role of the united states. one of those things that you and all of us need to remind our policymakers is that, the effectiveness of even just modest measures by the united states. modest measures. promoting the well-being of the rest of the world and ensuring our own national security. gary mentioned that foreign assistance will likely come under -- the next round of budget discussions. we were discussing before that when we took a poll and ask people, how much of the budget for foreign assistance. the average american will tell you it is about 45%. george w. bush doubled real farm experience and the particles to one of federal spending 1% of the entire federal budget. we need to remind folks that those may be some of the most valuable dollars that are spent by the federal government. they are valuable from a humanit

for us in 30 minutes on dw, a swimming marathon to combat water pollution in gonna this is yvette. 2 days protest of choice. swimming through the whole to river for 450 kilometers. accompanied by scientists. will her demonstration be a successful one? eco, for 90 minutes on dw, the voice i am must see all the new jobs. she's the face of a protest movement. i didn't think so many women would send me the photos. she's their motivator. all of us hire a little must be the and she won't give up to watch the assignment for public took my brother hostage a few days ago. the trying to sign in the scene on the job. they will be silent. starts june 3rd on dw, the this dw, and using these around the top stories. russian president vladimir person has a curious to crane of trying to, to rise civilians in a drawing to tack on most guy that damaged several buildings. official said 2 people were injured.

cooper, secretary, yvette cooper, teeentea— secretary, yvette cooper, described the - secretary, yvetteto uphold— shocking, saying ms braverman's role is to uphold the law and vet— role is to uphold the law and wet ene— role is to uphold the law and yet she abused— role is to uphold the law and yet she abused her position to get agent— yet she abused her position to get aewnt rt.— yet she abused her position to get around it. when asked about the get around it. when asked about we warne— get around it. when asked about the claims, the— get around it. when asked about the claims, the prime minister teewnet— the claims, the prime minister teewnet te— the claims, the prime minister declined to support ms braverman . r— declined to support ms braverman . r ten-t— declined to support ms braverman . r tan-t traw— declined to support ms braverman . i don't know the— declined to support ms braverman . i don't know the full- declined to support ms braverman . i don't know the full details of what has happened, nor have i spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see first hand what i've been

continue to stay with this breaking news, i wantl stay with this breaking news, i want to bring in yvetteg to talk to us. thanks so much for talking to us, what have you made of the last hour or so?— the last hour or so? good afternoon. obviously we — the last hour or so? good afternoon. obviously we don't _ the last hour or so? good afternoon. obviously we don't know _ the last hour or so? good afternoon. obviously we don't know the - obviously we don't know the circumstances at the moment, police will obvious to provide more information when theyjudge that it's appropriate to do so. in any circumstances there will always be the investigation that the police, security officers will take immensely seriously, and i think we have to let them pursue their professional investigation and wait for them to give us the update about the particular incident. it’s for them to give us the update about the particular incident.— the particular incident. it's not the particular incident. it's not the first security _ the particular incident. it's not the first security incident - the particular incident

we will talk to yvette cooper in the next couple of hours. that have been released earlier in the day. technical glitches have marred the long—awaited declaration by the florida governor, ron desantis, that he's seeking the republican nomination for next year's us presidential election. a conversation with twitter�*s billionaire owner elon musk — to kick off his campaign — was delayed when the platform's livestream malfunctioned. by the time the broadcast got underway in earnest, hundreds of thousands of twitter users had given up. elon is sitting next to me and we want to welcome you to this historic twitter spaces event and more broadly a first in the history of social media. tonight i'm pleased to introduce to you two individuals who've done more to... audio cuts out all right. sorry about that. we've got so many people here that i think we are kind of melting the server. there's 382,000 people on. all right, great. _ so, let's see. just keeps crashing. live now to frank luntz, american political consultant and pollster. thanks forjoining

yvette this weekend. -- good to have you back this weekend lisa: -- this weekend. 54n n n breezy from san francisco to the inland valleys. cool and great at the coast. we will keep the clouds. climbing through the mid 60's around the bay and inland throughout the noontime hour. by the end of the afternoon with slow clearing, well into the 70's. breezy and windy at the shoreline. we will do it again overnight tonight. we will talk about a modest warm up in the next few days. liz: investigators trying to figure out what happened after an officer shot and killed a man after a standup at a neighborhood market. the full standup started at a market on bosworth street yesterday after 2:00 in the afternoon. san francisco police responded to reports of a man with a gun entering a home. it ended three hours after an officer shooting the man. reporter: a three hour standoff near san francisco's glen park neighborhood friday ended with san francisco police shooting and killing a man. officers say the man was armed with a gun when he entered the store on the corner of bosworth street. a person ins

so if you get cold indian mazda in india, the women do all that. yvette and things are, as they should be, was it was yes, it has the me now let's tell you how we've done that. i call because she's always trying german sour crowd for the 1st time. the emissions. hello. it's a bit sour feel me. i think it's a good quote, but it's up to me. so i want you to, to us how it is. and then s h s, aside from culinary challenges to she's you has settled into germany. well, but have the german parishioners gotten used to him? is really a great priest. he's lent so much in such a short time. it's amazing. all i can say is that sophie really focus but my yeah, let's see. in miss elizabeth, we have to hurry up a bit, but we'll make it as business school that was very glad to have she jo, here with us because we get another perspective on our lives. how we all with people and how he is with people. and the menu is very nice. yeah. again for the congregation who would otherwise struggle to find a new priest. there's been a shortage in germany for some time now and no relief inside. 7000 positions are

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his opposite number, her opposite number yvette cooper pointed out this is not the first time potentiallylla braverman has broken the ministerial code. she resigned from liz truss's government for using private e—mail for public government communication and social has got a track record here and of course rishi sunak has lost other ministers, most recently dominic raab, although he disagreed with the conclusions of the inquiry into allegations of bullying against him, he said he was a man of his word because there was that breach of the ministerial code they had no choice but to resign and certainly if suella braverman were found to have broken the ministerial code she too would have to resign, i think it would have to resign, i think it would be difficult for her to stay on. the question therefore rishi sunak is whether or not we have this investigation. he is the ultimate arbiter of that rule book for ministers on the one hand i think she would quite like to keep suella braverman around the table, she is a very influential figure on the right of the party, if he does not, though, to acc

some of my most enjoyable evenings in washington were dinners with terry and yvette, his wife, ad a good glass of wine. to listen to terry speak is to hear a man on fire with love for his country and the working families of america. to watch terry work is to see someone singularly dedicated to his mission. he is someone equally at ease in the board member, the -- in the boardroom, labor rally and construction site. he couldn't disam beat, going from one to the other. terry is famous for his candid style and no-nonsense attitude. he's from california, i'm from brooklyn, but we share that direct speaking way. if you cross terry's path or the path of working families, you will quickly find out you made a powerful adversary. if you wintery's heart -- win his heart, you found a lifelong friend as i discovered. terry's legacy is not just felt in america but around the world. he's a proud supporter of a united ireland and irish workers. terry and i have worked together on so many irish issues, and we've agreed to continue working together on them in the years ahead. for me, this is not really a

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riverhead supervisor yvette aguilar has declared a state of emergency to stop adams plan and she joins so much for being with me this evening. as i mentioned, riverhead is not a sanctuary city. new york welcomes illegal immigrants. it is a sanctuary city. why is mayor eric adam shipping illegal immigrants to riverhead? >> that was a decision he made that went bad, really bad. now he doesn't know what to do. he's got 65,000 people coming into his city. he doesn't know what to do with them. he is reaching out to all state facilities that house individuals, veterans, disabled. he is making contracts with them and giving them a great amount of money. all of these individuals in these shelters and homes are being put out into the street and he is paying them big-time box. that has got to stop. in particular what is really disturbing and what really set me off on this journey was that in the crossroads hotel in orange county he made a deal with the hotel. they took 25 local area residents who were homeless who needed the shelter and put them out in the street to house people that are coming