yvette coo er, work as swiftly as possible. yvette cooper, shadow _ work as swiftly as possible.e. yvette cooper, shadow home secretary, | work as swiftly as possible. yvette - cooper, shadow home secretary, thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. yvette cooper there at that event that the labour leader was speaking at, sir keir starmer. he was setting out, as yvette cooper said, those first steps that he would take if the party wins the next election. there were six which he said were fully funded and ready to go and as i mentioned, he held up a pledge card saying, one card, six steps in your hand, a plan to change the country. a reminder, we have a live page up and running with all of the analysis on that speech. chris mason, our political editor is there and that is on the bbc website or the bbc news app. stay with us now here on bbc news, bbc news now is up next with my colleague annita mcveigh. live from london. this is bbc news. local media are reporting that that police have charged a man with the attempted murder of slovakian prime minister roberto fico. he is in a

yvette, thank you for notjust you on—board.u for not just your words, you on—board. yvette, thank you for notjust your words, but you on—board. yvette, thank you for not just your words, but all of the work you have done over such a period of on this important proof, this important challenge. it's great to be here on a sunny day in kent, the garden of england. i used to play football around here for years. the uncompromising, no—nonsense, hard knocks training school of the kent boys league. so i'm very familiar with this part of the world. after the elections last week, i have to say, it is a part of the world that the tories are increasingly unfamiliar with. a county notjust green and pleasant, but now also turning red. by the way, on a day like this, i am really sorry we are doing this indoors. but we will be out there too long. today, we are here on serious business. because this is a community on the front line of one of the gravest challenges we face as a nation. illegal migration is a test of seriousness for all governmen

yvette cooper rockier ground.ot needing to have returns agreements with individual countries. returns agreements with individual countries . you just individual countries. you just have to do the hard work. but as you said, tom, it takes a very, very long time. if you don't have a returns agreement with a specific country. and time is what we just don't have in the immigration system. what happens is migrants come over here. there is a huge, huge bottleneck while they're being processed and you end up with people staying here for well over a yeah staying here for well over a year. the average, i think, is still 435 days for a migrants claim to be processed. it is unclear how that would get any better under labour. yvette cooper has said that she would hire a thousand new caseworkers. she calls them something like an army against the tide of immigration. or, i'm paraphrasing , but words to that paraphrasing, but words to that effect. but essentially it's just more pen pushers in the home office, which i think quite

that was yvette cooper for labour- the _ straightaway. that was yvette cooper for labour.as yvette cooper for labour. the prime minister was i for labour. the prime minister was out of the traps really quickly this morning, he has been campaigning in england, we have seen in wales, next stop is northern ireland and scotland over the coming hours, but the scottish first minister, john swinney, has been talking in the last hour, hour and a half, at his campaign rally in edinburgh, he said the snp would fight to put scotland first despite the constitutional situation. for those who are not persuaded of independence, i look forward over the next six weeks to listening to your concerns, making the case, hopefully persuading, but if not an engaging and respectful dialogue. for those who are already persuaded, i can�*t stress enough how important it is to vote snp onjuly the 4th. we will win our country�*s independence, and win the powers to bring about a better scotland, through democratic pressure. so, on july the 4th, independence day, make sure your voice is heard. and on tha

yvette cooper, thank you so much for coming _ change._ change. yvette cooper, thank you so much for coming on the _ change. yvette cooper, thank you so much for coming on the programme. thank you. putting the government's point of view this morning was the chief secretary to the treasury, laura trott, the mp for sevenoaks in kent. i asked her to sum up the overnight results. i mean, obviously this was a disappointing result. their work, as you will know, a very specific local circumstances for this by election. and it's unsurprising given the circumstances in which the mp stood down. but a 26% swing, the third swing since world war ii. this is a record rejection of the conservative party to the labour party. yeah, there was also a lot of people voting for reform in this by election. i think what we have seen here just shows that actually a vote for reform is a vote for keir starmer's labour party. let's talk about reform. they nearly beat the conservatives. there are only 100 odd votes in it. yeah, absolutely, and as i said what this sho

i want to thank clerk today yvette lopez-jessop. please call the roll. >> commissioner chan, chan present. commissioner dorsey, present. engardio, present. vice chair melgar, melgar present. commissioner

but what we've had from yvette cooper today is this announcement of a 100 a security review, something9/11. —— eight 100 day security review. let's hear what she said. the strategy is setting out that we need is, just as we had at the counterterrorism strategy that was drawn up actually under the last labour government but has endured ever since, what we need now is a new similar strategy around these different hostile state challenges and threats, and to make sure that we've got that same coordinated, high—level, strategic approach that takes immensely seriously those threats. because we're not seeing that from the government at the moment. it's like they've got their eye off the ball. what will puzzle people out a little, adam, this is a second time she's announced a review first on borders, second the general threats the uk is facing. does that sort of liaison between mi6, border security, police, does that not go on day today anyway? is she saying there's not been enough liaison between the various agencies? i think what it reflects is the defence security, the things and yvette co

and with that, yvette cooper. and with that, i'll now hand over to yvette .o yvette. >> thank you very much. thank you natalie. and it is significant to be here today with natalie, who as dover's mp, has seen the consequences of dangerous boat crossings and has followed government policies in this area for many years and has concluded that rishi sunaks approach is not working and is supporting labour's approach. we welcome natalie to labour and we hope that across the country, people who did not vote labour in the last election will be ready to support us this time to deliver the change that keir is leading and that our country so desperately needs. dangerous boat crossings are undermining our border security and putting lives at risk. just a few weeks ago , a seven year old girl was ago, a seven year old girl was crushed to death in a smuggler boat. one of five people who died that day . and we've seen died that day. and we've seen the sickening images of violence on the french coast. as gangs push more and more people into these flimsy dinghies, gangs that

chair is vice chair mandelman apologize for the late start thank you to sfgovtv our clerk is clerk yvette lopez-jessop madam clerk, call the roll, please. >> >> yes. good morning chair dorsey present. >> vice chair mandelman present we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk i believe a public comment 0 announcement. >> yes. for the members of the public interested in participating room 250 in city hall and. >> watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider). remotely the best way dial. >> public comment call-in number: 415-655-0001 - webinar number: 2664 611 0156 # # you'll be able to listen to the meeting in speak. when your 2 minutes are up, we will move on to the next caller. calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. or remotely. in-person public comment will be taken first; remote public comment will be taken after. speak slowly and turn down the volume of my tv and public comment will be taken or remotely. in-person public comment will be taken first; remote public comment will be taken after.. thank you. >> thank you. madam clerk before calling the ne

i, yvette. you then having an issue trying to connect with her, right now, seen as bill, we're spoke with my colleague michael holmes earlier about what we could learn from this historic event in space. >> let's take a listen knowledge is power in these things, and there's so much we don't know. >> and again, it's 93 million miles away so a lot of margin for error when it comes to predicting when that pulse will arrive but scientistic few years ago looked at the big events you mentioned the carrington event. there was another one in 1921 that the electricity actually started fires. a train stations in new york and radio telegraph operators were unable, able to unplug the batteries and just send messages through the electrified air. that's how intense that storm was. they ran models just to predict what would happen if a storm of that size hit the north america with a direct hit? >> it could affect 130 million people. >> they predicted could cost between 12 trillion to repair that can take from f

serve as chair and our vice chair is commissioner melgar and thank you, sfgovtv and our clerk clerk yvette lopez-jessop madam clerk, call the roll. >> absolutely commissioner chan absent. >> commissioner dorsey presents. >> commissioner engardio present. >> chair mandelman present. >> commissioner melgar absent. >> commissioner peskin present. >> commissioner preston present. >> commissioner ronen absent. >> commissioner safai absent. >> commissioner stefani absent. >> present commissioner walton present we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk i've received requests from commissioners commissioner safai and commissioner chan also objections upcoming to grand that request i believe you have a public comment announcement. >> for members of the public interested in participating in this meeting we welcome our attention in-person in the elective chamber in room 250 or serve the meeting live add sfgovtv.org remotely the best way dial the number on your screen. >> legislative chamber, room 250, city hall watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) watch 2663 506 8858 # # to ma

yvette fielding, thank you for i yvette fielding, thank you for coming in.s get under way and among the athletes hoping to be on the start line for team gb is the london sprinter desiree henry. the 28—year—old from enfield has had to battle injury to continue her 0lympicjourney, which started at the rio 0lympics and means she often trains in the early hours of the morning. when you have a goal and dream you won't make excuses, you“ll figure it out. even if it doesn't sound logical such as doing a session at 2am. i knew what my reality was, i knew that i had to work and ijust thought, if that's what it takes, then i'm going to go ahead and do it. let's take a look at the tubes. there are minor delays on the elizabeth, jubilee and metropolitan lines. the victoria line has severe delays. today's weather will see sunny spells with a few scattered showers. a top temperature of 20 degrees. that's it from me. plenty more on our website. i'll be back in half an hour. see you then. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today.

serve as chair and our vice chair is commissioner melgar and thank you, sfgovtv and our clerk clerk yvette lopez-jessop madam clerk, call the roll. >> absolutely commissioner chan absent. >> commissioner dorsey presents. >> commissioner engardio present. >> chair mandelman present. >> commissioner melgar absent. >> commissioner peskin present. >> commissioner preston present. >> commissioner ronen absent. >> commissioner safai absent. >> commissioner stefani absent. >> present commissioner walton present we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk i've received requests from commissioners commissioner safai and commissioner chan also objections upcoming to grand that request i believe you have a public comment announcement. >> for members of the public interested in participating in this meeting we welcome our attention in-person in the elective chamber in room 250 or serve the meeting live add sfgovtv.org remotely the best way dial the number on your screen. >> legislative chamber, room 250, city hall watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) watch 2663 506 8858 # # to ma

yvette cooper, thank you for your time. listening to that was alyssa fitzgerald.egist will tell you that what you do is repeat your key messages time and again until the electorate is bored and they need a little bit more. every single time when there is an election and even when there is not, when rishi sunakfirst election and even when there is not, when rishi sunak first walked election and even when there is not, when rishi sunakfirst walked into number 10 we heard something like five pledges. labour have gone for six, i don�*t know whether that is to one up rishi sunak�*s five but every single time you will always hear the key themes of what a government really wants to do and labourjust sat this out last week. i think this idea of change is really interesting. keir starmer using the word is offered as he can because it�*s not going to be a change that can be that drastic purely because of the backdrop. she can be that drastic purely because of the backdrop.— can be that drastic purely because of the backdrop. she didn't knock me back when i — of the backdrop

our clerk today s yvette lopez-jessop.ve i wouldje like to excuse commissioner ronan who is not able to join us today and i'm informed that commissioner stephanie is late but joining us sortly. >> clerk: good morning. commissioner chang. chang absent. chair dorsey. >> present. >> commissioner guardio. absent. vice chair mandelman. mandelman present. commissioner melgar, melgar present. commissioner peskin. present. commissioner roan -- i'm sorry, she is excused. commissioner spheen. absent. commissioner stephanie is commissioner walton. walton present. chair, we have a quorum. >> thank you madam clerk. i believe you have a public comment announcement. >> for members of the public interested in participating if thisti meeting, we welcome your attendance here in-person in room 250 at city hall or you may watch cable channel 26 or # 9 or stream live at www.sfgovtv.org. for remote, dial (415)655-0001 and enter code 26606760220 then press pound and pound again. you will bega able to listen to the meeting in realtime. when public comment called for the item you wish to speak on, press *3 t

yvette to rwanda, of course.e flights off to rwanda this summer. so let's see how that goes. labour are saying, that they will scrap that plan if they get into power, but crack down on the people smugglers hiring a thousand new officers recruited by m15 , the national crime by m15, the national crime agency and the border force and working more closely with the european union , and i have to european union, and i have to say, there's quite a bit of support for this scheme. people like david neil, who was, until very recently the head of the uk borders watch dog, is behind it, as is david neil. now he is the head of uk counter—terrorism , head of uk counter—terrorism, police. and he's worked with labour on these plans. so some support , i think it will be support, i think it will be difficult if and when flights do go to rwanda. i think the optics of scrapping that might be problematic. but let's see what happens. but i think it just does emphasise how difficult this is. and you know, there's an election coming .

serve as chair and our vice chair is commissioner melgar and thank you, sfgovtv and our clerk clerk yvette lopez-jessop madam clerk, call the roll. >> absolutely commissioner chan absent. >> commissioner dorsey presents. >> commissioner engardio present. >> chair mandelman present. >> commissioner melgar absent. >> commissioner peskin present. >> commissioner preston present. >> commissioner ronen absent. >> commissioner safai absent. >> commissioner stefani absent. >> present commissioner walton present we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk i've received requests from commissioners commissioner safai and commissioner chan also objections upcoming to grand that request i believe you have a public comment announcement. >> for members of the public interested in participating in this meeting we welcome our attention in-person in the elective chamber in room 250 or serve the meeting live add sfgovtv.org remotely the best way dial the number on your screen. >> legislative chamber, room 250, city hall watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) watch 2663 506 8858 # # to ma

i want to thank megan and the clerk yvette lopez jessop. will you please call the roll? >> yes, commissioner chan, absent. commissioner dorsey, present. commissioner engardio, present. chair mandelman, present. vice chair melgar, absent. commissioner peskin,

shadow home secretary yvette cooper says his conviction exposes what she's called an alarming catalogue of failings in the home office's handung failings in the home office's handling of his asylum . claim. handling of his asylum. claim. well, as we heard from mark at the top of the programme, a teacher convicted of having sex with two schoolboys becoming pregnant by one of them has been described as a predator. rebecca jones was found guilty of six counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child. she denied having sex with one schoolboy and claimed a relationship with a second teenager began only once he had left school and after she had been sacked during her two week trial, the high school teacher told the court that she craved . told the court that she craved. attention and was flattered by the teenager's attention. the 30 year old will be sentenced in july. well, there's still no word tonight on how long residents in south devon will have to boil their water. that's after an outbreak of disease there. there are now 46 confirmed cases of cryptosporidium, according to health offic

yvette cooper can smash the smuggling gangs? get in touch with us.arage @gbnews chess.com or onyx with the hashtag farage on gb news. joining me now, as promised, is christopher hope christopher. of course. gb news is political editor . you've had a busy day, editor. you've had a busy day, day six of the campaign chopper. my day six of the campaign chopper. my goodness, have we got the energy for this? have we got the stamina? i hope so, and you've been busy. first of all, covering nigel's speech. it made headunes covering nigel's speech. it made headlines across all publications and broadcasters, but not necessary in a way that you might expect, not least after bbc presenter geeta guru—murthy mask appeared to slip when she made a remark in reaction to some of the comments he had made. >> that's right, that was the bbc there, those remarks saying that that was inflammatory comments. the bbc then had to apologise. it just shows, i think, that we are in a in getting towards the white heat. these the, the embers of the, of the election campaign are warm

next on the programme we will talk to labour's yvette cooper.a of low pressure worked its way in from the near continent and then became very slow—moving. in parts of cumbria, we've seen more than 120 millimetres of rain in the space ofjust 48 hours. the area of low pressure responsible is still with us. but it is filling, it is weakening, loosening its grip so the rain is starting to ease off. that said, still some fairly heavy bursts of rain to come across parts of north west england and southern scotland. a number of flood warnings still in force. a lot of cloud as well for many areas, and the best of any sunshine, i think, found across some southern and eastern counties of england, where temperatures will get to 19 or 20 celsius, but cooler further north and west with the cloud, with the splashes of rain. and then, through this evening and tonight, well, it's just a process of this area of low pressure gradually weakening and filling, but still providing lots of cloud, still providing some outbreaks of rain. a mild night for most, but where

he met his wife, yvette, in an aa meeting, but the sobriety never lasted. i always slept when he went to jail. that's when i could sleep. because i knew he was safe. i'm going to drink that first one. that's going to set off my craving. it was in a jail like this one where things changed and i thought, man, if you'll get me sober and i don't know who i'm talking to, if you'll get me sober, i'll spend the rest of my life helping other people, all while still behind bars. jared created a substance abuse program that would eventually be implemented in correctional facilities around the state. one with solutions to the excuses he had made for so long. we teach them how to work. we teach them how to to be parents or to be kids. we give them every little skill they need. it was guy huguelet who hired jared to bring his vision here to the shepherd's house. a long-term recovery center in lexington. i was an alcoholic, a drug addict, lost all my family. i was real mean. now, a shepherd's house manager, frank junior evans, spent most of his adult life in prison. i ne

shadow home secretary yvette cooper says his conviction exposes what she's called an alarming catalogue of failings in the home office's handling of his asylum claim . a teacher his asylum claim. a teacher convicted of having sex with two schoolboys becoming pregnant by one of them has been described by a judge today as a predator. rebecca jones was found guilty of six counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child . sexual activity with a child. she denied having sex with one schoolboy and claimed a relationship with a second teenager began only once he had left school and after she had been sacked during her two week trial, the high school teacher told the court that she craved attention and was flattered by the teenagers. the 30 year old will be sentenced in july . well, will be sentenced in july. well, there's still no word tonight on how long residents in south devon will have to boil their water after a parasite got into suppues water after a parasite got into supplies following possible contamination from cow manure. there are now 46 confirmed cases of cryptosporidium, accord

yvette cooper can smash the smuggling gangs? get in touch with us. farage @gbnews chess.com or onyx with the hashtag farage on gb news. joining me now, as promised, is christopher hope christopher. of course. gb news is political editor . you've had a busy day, editor. you've had a busy day, day six of the campaign chopper. my day six of the campaign chopper. my goodness, have we got the energy for this? have we got the stamina? i hope so, and you've been busy. first of all, covering nigel's speech. it made headunes covering nigel's speech. it made headlines across all publications and broadcasters, but not necessary in a way that you might expect, not least after bbc presenter geeta guru—murthy mask appeared to slip when she made a remark in reaction to some of the comments he had made. >> that's right, that was the bbc there, those remarks saying that that was inflammatory comments. the bbc then had to apologise. it just shows, i think, that we are in a in getting towards the white heat. these the, the embers of the, of the election campaign are wa

shadow home secretary yvette cooper has slammed the news as an extortionate pre—election gimmick.n . now, without confirmation. now, without confirming the story, they issued this statement. we are now able to send asylum seekers to rwanda under our migration and economic development partnership. this deal allows people with no immigration status in the uk to be relocated to a safe third country, where they will be supported to rebuild their lives . video has rebuild their lives. video has emerged showing the moment that police arrested a man wielding a sword in north—east london. officers cornered him at a property, bringing the suspect to the ground with three separate taser discharges. he's been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a 14 year old boy. the 36 year old suspect is now in hospital. police are saying that they've been unable to interview him due to his condition . four other to his condition. four other people were injured, including two police officers . a jealous two police officers. a jealous ex—partner who killed a mother in front of her two chi

yvette cooper to launch new border squad within 100 days.ill going with 100 day plan of within 100 days of office. as she warns smugglers. we're coming for you, she will bring into foot. she will bring the full force of government and law crashing down on the criminal boat gangs, and take back control of our borders. first things first, i'm sure border force and some of the police services, on the borders would say they've been trying very hard to do this for some time, however , tory, this some time, however, tory, this is very different to the tory strategy. tory strategy is absolutely no amnesty. no, no . absolutely no amnesty. no, no. no asylum for, boat immigrants. so if you come here on a boat, we don't want you here. we're going to send you to rwanda. right? dealing with the problem. okay? now that's been thwarted . okay? now that's been thwarted. >> and that's the idea. yes. what they've actually done is none of that, however. >> absolutely. that aside, what labour's plan is, they can all come. they can all claim for asylum. they're

i'm joined now by the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper.news. as part of that speech, sir keir announced a 100 a national security review. you will be home security review. you will be home security if you win elections that entail? , , , ., ., entail? everything depends on home security and — entail? everything depends on home security and we _ entail? everything depends on home security and we will— entail? everything depends on home security and we will want _ entail? everything depends on home security and we will want the - entail? everything depends on home security and we will want the best i security and we will want the best for everyone but happy based on the bed rock _ for everyone but happy based on the bed rock. economic security, border security— bed rock. economic security, border security and — bed rock. economic security, border security and all of those have been undermined everything has become very chaotic go to the conservatives. the purpose of having this national security review is to focus _ this national security re

a new one, the fact and is spreading axles and yvette begins. our coverage is really forces having testified their attacks and rough or pushing deeper into the cities, eastern areas, buildings around a q, a hospital or under fire or civilians have been sheltering for months. well, let us show you in the flood. i see that rafa cannot bear to be invaded by israel. we are many casualties. most of the injured and martyrs that are arriving at this hospital are women and children, so that when most of the displacement personal mazda is armed with the cosigned brigade say, to have hit 2 tanks in a vehicle of caring israeli troops. this fee or is a full scale ground invasion grows and the city comes under intensified attacks from dear to you and estimates more than $100000.00 people are fleeing to try and find any form of safety. for many there's no escape the this motor pizza through welters. soon as he dies in her arms, despite global calls for restraint, these really army has launched a multiple strikes on the roof of this week. on monday. these real

and also you then had the interview with the yvette coopen interview with the yvette cooper. talking about illegal migration and focusing on smashing the criminal gangs. >> but what are we going to do in terms of getting down the migration figures legally when those come out next week, for instance? >> so there's a lack of detail and kind of numbers that labour wants and what they want on migration system really. >> so i think for the tories it'll be looking at what they don't talk about in the speech as one of the things, for instance, that, you know, he now talks about economic stability. >> very bland statement. >> very bland statement. >> keir starmer wants this economic stability that's very different from what labour was saying a year ago when they were talking about the fastest growing economy in the g7. so i think perhaps that shows us a downscaling of ambition. >> i wonder if it's the both of you. but i'll start first with you. but i'll start first with you. james, is this list deliberately and specifically vague? because when you say, i'm going to stop the boat, you

pressures that fit on safety of the aggression and the hard didn't negotiations was the enemy intensified yvette english and joining the laws of negotiations. we have stood faust, uh with the 5th fastness of our people. and we have led the other line is that come out to be cross not compromised. such an acceptance comes from, from our sense. so for the sponsibility to was our people in guys, i'm kidding for their rice and they've sick of devices as well, with the positive interaction and engagement with the mid datas for this agreement. our water movement has exercised a responsible positive attitude towards the negotiations. and we have always been attempting to have the idea below state men's and we explicit our waters and vision on some notions on the ideas to preserve the rights of our p. paul bosley, my boot of the movements was position through all negotiations, was demanding a full sation of aggressions and hostilities. and that would throw one over in italy, forces from the entire guys this trip. and that a 10 of the displaced people to their homes are demanded to reconstruction and pres

. >> well, you've allowed now immediately the labour and lib dems yvette cooper and the lib dems yvettethe lib dem home affairs spokesman both on this morning saying that this just shows you it was a complete and utter con from the start and that will be the messaging that they go into the election with and the immigration figures coming down. >> mark, how significant is that, it's significant. i think it does show , a downward trend it does show, a downward trend and that is likely to continue because these are figures to december of last year. they show that net migration fell from 764,000, which was shocking. yeah, indeed , the previous set yeah, indeed, the previous set of figures to 685,000. so down about 80,000 or so. and these are figures to december. so about 80,000 or so. and these are figures to december . so they are figures to december. so they don't actually take into account the changes that the government had put in place on student visas. you're not allowed in the vast majority of cases to take your dependents over. vast majority of cases to take your dependents over . t

the shadow ministers talking, yvette cooper at the moment, the shadow home secretary, addressing theeir takes the stage we will cross back to hear what he has to say. residents across south devon are being told to boil tap water following an outbreak of sickness and diarrhoea. more than 20 cases have been confirmed by the health security agency. south west water said it is confident that boiled water is safe and issued the advice as a precaution. heidi davey reports. what a difference 2a hours can make, from supplies being safe to bottled water being handed out. by lunchtime, there was anger. south west water confirmed advanced tests overnight had found traces of cryptosporidium in its supply chain, leaving residents like harriet furious that precautionary measures had not been put in place earlier. i have a seven—month—old daughter as well as a four—year—old boy who was actually very unwell last week. and they said to me, categorically, the water is safe, you should continue to use it as a normal. and we are less than 2a hours later, we have been notified that the water is not safe

i'm going to turn to us through complexes and labeled under which the able to, yvette is no be it has to be ready for wind rush. i was going to attack us in 4 to 8 years. and when you look at best and rhetoric now in germany and other parts of fuel, this is actually what they're saying. they're not just talking about the covering for the already prepping the. probably to think of most of it is long term secret against which the need a long term the ever has realized that if you look what's going on in their defense capacities and what they're doing now in cleaning up the defense ministry, they know this is long term so talk you, you're telling me that every time there's an election in in america we did john mccain. huh. a lot. i wouldn't have good luck but, but yes, it's fine. i mean, well actually actually if i'm a, if i'm, if they are jump in there they, there's some truth to that figuratively speaking. this is not washington operators . what do you think in terms of now this is why you are noticing the state department. now it is announcing when, when united, your a, to your bring

were a narrative that has even been debunked. suffice writing, move out that one of the honor and yvette play. when examining the coverage, columbia university which is spearheaded, this movement has one of 12 oldest jonathan schools. it's administered the public surprise for excellence in the field faculty. the stage a woke out over the university's heavy handed security response. 54 law professor had sent a letter to columbia of leadership, judging it to respect the rule of law of values that we can change and added the extraordinary involvement of the police threatens the universities legitimacy within its own community and beyond. escape. the videos is an account of peaceful states ends being met with police, 5 of students being arrested off the university lead of coal security forces and to deal with the have exposed power. plus, if the debate of gov has become in the us and it's about freedom of speech and where the us academic institutions will stand up for the values they teach, which american politicians preach. psych star for more than 4 months now, poland is new government, le

yvette cooper, i don't think.er is that there's a lot of cynicism about what politicians in immigration, partly because this tory government went back to mr cameron and mrs. may as prime ministers, said that through the country. no, blair never said it was going to be tens of thousands. he's going to reduce it to tens of thousands. cameron and may promise that. and of course, we've now seen over a million people coming every yeah >> what did blair promise them ? >> what did blair promise them? >> what did blair promise them? >> blair didn't promise to bring it down, to bring those we were in the eu and this was an eu rule. if we were still in the eu, immigration would be lower each year than it is at the moment. but may and cameron, cameron, sits in this tory cabinet, said it was going to come down to tens of thousands andifs come down to tens of thousands and it's now at a million. and rwanda is a sick joke. it's cost £200 million and not a single person has been forcibly sent by it. yeah, but and it's a token. t

gangs that send them , she's also been that send them, she's also been critical of keir starmer and yvetteper, and the lack of policy from the labour party to deal with it. >> i just wonder what keir starmer has promised her, to do this. keep your views coming in gbnews.com/yoursay we're going to get reaction very soon indeed. but first, it's your headunes indeed. but first, it's your headlines with tatiana. >> emily. thank you. the top stories from the gb newsroom. the conservative mp for dover stunned her colleagues this afternoon, crossing the floor and joining the labour party. natalie elphicke blamed her decision on what she called the broken promises of rishi sunak tired and chaotic government. it's the latest in a dramatic drop in the government's working majority since the last general election, from more than 80 seats to less than 50. today's defection was announced by sir keir starmer just moments before today's prime minister's questions. >> if one week a tory mp who's also a doctor, says the prime minister can't be trusted with the nhs and joins labour and the next week the tor

i'm going to turn to us or complexes and labeled under which they will to, yvette is no be it has to be ready for wind rush. i was going to attack us in 4 to 8 years. and when you look at best and rhetoric now in germany and other parts of you, this is actually what they're saying. they're not just talking about the covering for their already prepping the probably to think of russia is long term thing that against which to me is need a lot to be able to rush over his realize that if you look what's going on in their defense capacities, and what they're doing now, when cleaning up the defense ministry, they know this is long term. so it sounds like you, you're telling me that every time there's an election in, in america, we did john mccain. huh. and i was like that, but yes, it's fine. i mean, what actually actually if i know if i'm in there, jump in there, i don't think there's some truth to that figuratively speaking. this is not washington operating, but do you think in terms of now this is why you are noticing the state department now is announcing when, when can i use your a to

however you know, by just acknowledging already that it's not going to happen, it just allows yvetteper and others to do exactly what they've done. i mean, surely if you're determined to get the flights off the ground regardless of the court challenge, you say, this is what we're going to do. this is how we're going to do. this is how we're going to approach it. and if the courts do what the courts do, well, that's another thing to argue in your favour. >> astonishing stuff, mark white. and in the next hour we'll talk about the legal migration figures. but we've run out of time for now. mark white excellent as always. speak to you again soon. i'll have loads more on that story throughout the show. there's plenty of coverage on our website gbnews.com you've helped to make it the fastest growing national news website in the country, so thank you very much. now coming up, the prime minister says he called the election because his party has put the economy back on track. but do those claims add up ? i'll be joined shortly add up? i'll be joined shortly by by liam halligan to discuss it.

yvette cooper will be up there with theresa may as the worst kind of home secretary.oever. labour does it will be an improvement on the tories. and i think, to be honest with you, that is exactly what labour are hoping for. your verdict is now in 7% of you think that labour will bring back law and order, 93% of you say they will not. but there we are, coming up rich, reforms richard tice slaps down nigel farage over talk of a pact with the tories reforming. but do you back their plan to tax companies that fail to recruit british workers? and widdecombe defends that flagship immigration policy shortly. but next, jeremy hunt delivered this message to the british people if you think labour will win the election , then start saving. but election, then start saving. but what about the tories own sky rocketing spending plans? conservative candidate marco longhi is here in a few short moments. don't welcome back to patrick christys tonight. still to come . reform tonight. still to come. reform uk announced tough new immigration measures. is it madness or is it absolute geniu

shadow home secretary yvette cooper has slammed the news as an extortionate pre—election gimmick.irming the story, they issued this statement. we are now able to send asylum seekers to rwanda under our migration and economic development partnership. this deal allows people with no immigration status in the uk to be relocated to a safe third country, where they will be supported to rebuild their lives . video has rebuild their lives. video has emerged showing the moment that police arrested a man wielding a sword in north—east london. officers cornered him at a property, bringing the suspect to the ground with three separate taser discharges. he's been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a 14 year old boy. the 36 year old suspect is now in hospital. police are saying that they've been unable to interview him due to his condition . four other to his condition. four other people were injured, including two police officers . a jealous two police officers. a jealous ex—partner who killed a mother in front of her two children has been handed a life sentence. 46 year o

i want to thank megan and the clerk yvette lopez jessop. will you please call the roll? >> yes, commissioner chan, absent. commissioner dorsey, present. commissioner engardio, present. chair mandelman, present. vice chair melgar, absent. commissioner peskin, present. commissioner preston, absent. ronan absent. commissioner safai, absent. commissioner stefani, present. commissioner walton, present. we have quorum. >> thank you madam clerk. i think you have a public comment announcement. >> yes, i do. thank you. for members of the public interested in participating in the meeting we welcome attendance here in person in the legislative chamber room 250 in city hall. or may watch channel 26 or 99 or stream the meeting at www.sfgovtv.org. to make public comment the best way is dial 415-655-0001. enter access code 26646110156 then press # and # again. you will be able to listen to the meeting in real time. when public comment is called for the item you wish to speak on press * 3 to be added to the queue. do you not press * 3 or you will be removed from the queue. the operator