yvette cooper well, she was always going to disagree.proud of suella she's got what it takes. she has a spine. there you go. she got what it takes when it comes to your thoughts. now, whatever you might think of that situation we've just been discussing about the global framework and all the rest of it, you know, you cannot dispute that actually when it comes to the impact domestically, not this not just in the uk. there's lots of arguments breaking out all the place it comes all over the place when it comes to of not quotas, who to kind of not quotas, but who gets how many people, who gets to be sent where and received where because the impact domestically on huge influxes of people can be huge . let's listen people can be huge. let's listen to some of the things that suella was saying on that. more than 1 in 5 births are to foreign born mothers due to immigration and high birth rates among foreign born mothers in english, secondary schools will need to find an extra 213,000 places by 2026. >> compare to 2020 and then , of >> compare to

it was good to see yvette cooper and keir- to see yvette cooper and keir starmer going to europol havingtting the mixture of european cooperation around this issue of cracking down on the gangs because it's a european problem requiring a collective solution and it's about using domestic law much more effectively to treat this as terrorism.— effectively to treat this as terrorism. . ., ., , let's hear now from the immigration minister, robertjenrick. thank you for your patience. i know you were listening to everyone. do you were listening to everyone. do you accept that your government is forcing taxpayers to pay £8 million a day to accommodate asylum seekers because the system on your watch has to slow down so genetically? tia. because the system on your watch has to slow down so genetically?— to slow down so genetically? no, all euro ean to slow down so genetically? no, all european countries _ to slow down so genetically? no, all european countries are _ to slow down so genetically? no, all european countries are facing - european countries are facing immense pressure because of a glob

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said , and suella yvette cooper said, and suella braverman has so lost grip of tory asylum chaosis targeting and scapegoating lgbt people deeply divisive, damaging political game play and unworthy of her office. >> instead of blaming people, persecute in places like uganda for who they love, she should sort chaos at home. please. sort the chaos at home. please. there was nothing discriminatory about what suella said . in fact, about what suella said. in fact, she made the point that targeting illegal immigration immediately gets you branded odd as some sort of backward bigot who we allow to come into our country and become one of us is a fundamental issue without pubuc a fundamental issue without public consent, immigration is illegitimate and dismissing as idiots or bigots those members of the public who express legitimate concerns is not merely unfair. >> it is dangerous . the second >> it is dangerous. the second is much more cynical . all the is much more cynical. all the fear of being branded a racist or illiberal any attempt to reform the refugee convention will see you sme

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , accusing the yvette cooper, accusing the government of failing the small boats crisis and saying they're looking for a scapegoat to try and target lesbian and gay people from countries like uganda where they face serious persecution when they also only make up around 2% of asylum applications in the uk is just trying to distract people from her own failure where she should

. >> labour reacted with the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , saying the government cooper, saying the government had failed to set out any new plans to tackle the small boats crisis to try and target lesbian and gay people from countries like uganda, where they face serious persecution when they also only make up around 2% of asylum applications in the uk is just trying to distract people from her own failure where she should instead be getting a grip rather than ramping up the rhetoric and focusing on her failure to tackle the criminal gangs or to sort out the chaos in the asylum system . sir ed in the asylum system. sir ed davey says his party would make nhs and cancer treatments a top priority if his party were in power . the liberal democrat power. the liberal democrat leader told his party's conference in bournemouth today that the liberal democrats will rescue the nhs with more gp's, more carers and greater investor in technology. he says he'll ensure cancer patients will start treatment within two months of an urgent referral and that they'd been let down under the current

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , accusing the yvette cooper, accusing the government of failing to set out any new plans to tackle the small boats crisis and saying they're looking for a scapegoat to try and target lesbian and gay people from countries like uganda where they face serious persecution when they also only make up around 2% of asylum applications in the uk is just trying to distract people from her own failure where she should instead be getting a grip rather than ramping up the rhetoric and focusing on her failure to tackle the criminal gangs or to sort out the chaos in the asylum system . sir ed davey says his system. sir ed davey says his party would make nhs and cancer treatment a top priority if his party was in power. the liberal democrat leader told his party's conference in bournemouth they would rescue the nhs with more gps, more carers and greater investment in technology . he investment in technology. he says he'll ensure cancer patients will start treatment within two months of an urgent referral and that they'd been let down under the current government

what keir starmer and yvette cooper were doing was exactly _ starmer and yvette cooper were doing wasountry is getting worse every single _ this country is getting worse every single day — this country is getting worse every single day. so the solutions to these — single day. so the solutions to these practical problems it has created. — these practical problems it has created, about cooperation, about sharing _ created, about cooperation, about sharing data, catching the awful people — sharing data, catching the awful people who are putting people in boats— people who are putting people in boats and putting their lives at risk, _ boats and putting their lives at risk, need _ boats and putting their lives at risk, need urgent action now. the sooner— risk, need urgent action now. the sooner you — risk, need urgent action now. the sooner you talk about that, the sooner— sooner you talk about that, the sooner we _ sooner you talk about that, the sooner we can get on and solve these problems _ sooner we can get on and solve these problems. let sooner we can get on and solve these roblems.

sir keir and the shadow home secretary , yvette cooper home secretary, yvette cooper met with the eu'se shadow cabinet minister, nick thomas—symonds, told gb news labour do want to bnng told gb news labour do want to bring net migration down there are countries now where the government could be fast tracking people through the asylum system so that they can be deported . be deported. >> they can be doing that now instead . should we have instead. should we have a backlog in the asylum system of over 107, 30,000 odd people ? over 107, 30,000 odd people? thatis over 107, 30,000 odd people? that is a lack of control role. that's what this government is presiding over. and frankly , presiding over. and frankly, after 13 years, they ought to be sorting it out. well the immigration minister, robert jenrick says labour's plan won't stop the small boats crisis . stop the small boats crisis. >> well, i think the mask supped >> well, i think the mask slipped today . we saw what would slipped today. we saw what would happenif slipped today. we saw what would happen if there was a labour governmen

sir keir and shadow home secretary yvette cooper are in eu's at an eu's policing body.union europol in the hague. shadow cabinet minister nick thomas—symonds told gb news labour wants to bnng told gb news labour wants to bring net migration down there are countries now where the government could be fast tracking people through the asylum system so that they can be deported. >> they can be doing that now instead , we have a backlog in instead, we have a backlog in the asylum system of over 170,000 people that that is a lack of control . that's what lack of control. that's what this government is presiding oven this government is presiding over. and frankly, after 13 years, they ought to be sorting it out . it out. >> the health secretary, steve barclay , has accused sir keir of barclay, has accused sir keir of giving up control. >> we're taking tougher action. we want to also, through our rwanda policy, have a very clear deterrent there. and that's before the courts and what keir starmer again wants to do is give up control of immigration, sign up to quotas that are deci

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , accusing the yvette cooper, accusing the government of failing to set out any new plans to tackle the small boats crisis and saying they're looking for a scapegoat to try and target lesbian and gay people from countries like uganda where they face serious persecution when they also only make up around 2% of asylum applications in the uk is just trying to distract people from her own failure where she should instead be getting a grip rather than ramping up the rhetoric and focusing on her failure to tackle the criminal gangs or to sort out the chaos in the asylum system . sir ed davey says his system. sir ed davey says his party would make nhs and cancer treatment a top priority if his party was in power. the liberal democrat leader told his party's conference in bournemouth they would rescue the nhs with more gps, more carers and greater investment in technology . he investment in technology. he says he'll ensure cancer patients will start treatment within two months of an urgent referral and that they'd been let down under the current government

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , accusing the yvette cooper, accusing the government of failing to set out any new plans to tackle the small boats crisis and saying they're looking for a scapegoat to try and target lesbian and gay people from countries like uganda where they face serious persecution when they also only make up around 2% of asylum applications in the uk is just trying to distract people from her own failure where she should instead be getting a grip rather than ramping up the rhetoric and focusing on her failure to tackle the criminal gangs or to sort out the chaos in the asylum system . sir ed davey says his system. sir ed davey says his party would make nhs and cancer treatment a top priority if his party was in power. the liberal democrat leader told his party's conference in bournemouth they would rescue the nhs with more gps, more carers and greater investment in technology . he investment in technology. he says he'll ensure cancer patients will start treatment within two months of an urgent referral and that they'd been let down under the current government

sir keir and shadow home secretary yvette cooper say it's neither.ve role on the european stage and that might come at a cost. mark easton, bbc news, the hague. the family of a colombian man who's believed to have taken his own life at a heathrow immigration removal centre earlier this year says he had begged for help and was willing to leave the uk. the 39—year—old died within a month of being locked up even though according to his family he had no existing mental health problems. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. 5000 miles from london, a family is in mourning. translation: ., ., ., translation: he wanted to return to colombia to continue _ translation: he wanted to return to colombia to continue his _ translation: he wanted to return to colombia to continue his work. - translation: he wanted to return to colombia to continue his work. he - colombia to continue his work. he was a civil engineer, a professional.- was a civil engineer, a professional. was a civil engineer, a rofessional. , , ., professional. the sister and brother-in

sir keir and shadow home secretary yvette cooper say it is neither but if elected, it is clear labourthat might come at a cost. mark easton, bbc news, the hague. when is a ufo not a when is a ufo nota ufo? when is a ufo not a ufo? when it is a uap. nasa says it is rebranding and flying objects as an identified anomalous phenomena which it says are unlikely to be the work of aliens. uap is definitely easy to say! nomia iqbaltries aliens. uap is definitely easy to say! nomia iqbal tries to explain. my gosh... that is the voice of a navy pilot. the grainy blob he has zoned in on appears to be a ufo. it is the kind of unclassified material nasa has been looking into. we went to the space agency's headquarters hoping for answers. the nasa independent study team did not find any evidence that uap have an extra terrestrial origin. but we don't know what these uap are. ok, no alien life yet, or the kind many space watchers hoped for, but it is the public nasa is now relying on to help them gather data on uap. it is the new term for ufos. the rebrand is partly to encourage everyone to report s

sir keir and the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , were secretary, yvette cooper, were meeting withhe eu's policing body europol in the hague. this morning. the shadow cabinet minister nick thomas—symonds, told gb news earlier. labour do want to bring down net migration when there are countries now where the government could be fast tracking people through the asylum system so that they can be deported or they can be doing that now instead . that now instead. >> and we have a backlog in the asylum system of over 107,000 and people . that is a lack of and people. that is a lack of control role. that's what this government is presiding over. and frankly , after 13 years, and frankly, after 13 years, they ought to be sorting it out i >> -- >> but immigration minister robert jenrick says labour's plan won't stop the small boats crisis as well. >> i think the mask slipped today. we saw what would happen if there was a labour government and that is that they would wave in tens of thousands of illegal migrants from a place of safety in europe if their plan to share the burden of european c

sir keir starmer and the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper were meeting with the eu's policing bodyeuropol in the hague this morning. but the immigration minister, robert jenrick, told gb news labour's plan won't stop the small boats crisis. well i think the mask supped crisis. well i think the mask slipped today. >> we saw what would happen if there was a labour government tonight and that is that they would wave in tens of thousands of illegal migrants from a place of illegal migrants from a place of safety in europe if their plan to share the burden of european countries went ahead . european countries went ahead. over 100,000 illegal migrants would come to the uk and the worst thing is it wouldn't even stop the boats . stop the boats. >> robert jenrick well, the developing news coming to us from the united states tonight is that president biden's son hunter, has been indicted on criminal gun charges for lying . criminal gun charges for lying. it's the first ever prosecution of a sitting child's sitting presidents child, of course, although he is an adult, he's facing three crimi

, secretary, yvette cooper, accusing the government of failing to set out any new plans to tackle the small boats crisis to tackle the small boats crisis to try and target hit lesbian and gay people from countries like uganda, where they face serious persecution even when they also only make up around 2% of asylum applications in the uk is just trying to distract people from her own failure where she should instead be getting a grip rather than ramping up the rhetoric and focusing on her failure to tackle the criminal gangs or to sort out the chaos in the asylum system in the united states, a court has ruled that the former president donald trump and his family business were found liable for fraud , for illegally liable for fraud, for illegally inflating his assets and net worth . worth. >> the ruling came after a civil lawsuit brought by new york's attorney general, letitia james. she accused him of inflating the value of his assets by as much as £29 billion to access preferable loan terms. the assets include his mar a lago estate in florida , his apartment estate in florida, his

sir keir starmer and the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper were meeting with the eu's policing bodyeuropol in the hague this morning. but the immigration minister, robert jenrick, told gb news labour's plan won't stop the small boats crisis. well i think the mask supped crisis. well i think the mask slipped today. >> we saw what would happen if there was a labour government tonight and that is that they would wave in tens of thousands of illegal migrants from a place of illegal migrants from a place of safety in europe if their plan to share the burden of european countries went ahead . european countries went ahead. over 100,000 illegal migrants would come to the uk and the worst thing is it wouldn't even stop the boats . stop the boats. >> robert jenrick well, the developing news coming to us from the united states tonight is that president biden's son hunter, has been indicted on criminal gun charges for lying . criminal gun charges for lying. it's the first ever prosecution of a sitting child's sitting presidents child, of course, although he is an adult, he's facing three crimi

sir keir and shadow home secretary yvette cooper say it's neither.ston, bbc news, the hague. let's go to the italian island between italy and north africa with people arriving there trying to get to europe and the mayor says 7000 people have arrived in the last 48 hours. that is effectively doubling the population. he has appealed for help. earlier i spoke to a journalist, who is into this and it's been following the story. this started on it's been following the story. ti 3 started on tuesday and was described as valencia of boats that are mostly handcrafted or what are called the death boats and are simply sheet metal welded together. and the southern part of tunisia, there is a thriving trafficking of human smuggling trade going on. and we are seeing and have been seeing normal people going but this is unprecedented. we have seen hundreds of landings happen in one day and lampedusa and this is been increasing all summer. but this has been the most amount of people that have landed in such a short period of time. i previously have spoken to a perso

sir keir and shadow home secretary yvette cooper are meeting with the eu's policing body europol in the later today. body europol in the hague. later today . the metropolitan police today. the metropolitan police has paid damages to two women arrested at a london vigil for sarah everard , patsy stevenson sarah everard, patsy stevenson and danielle al—ubaid took legal action against the force over their arrests at a protest dunng their arrests at a protest during covid restrictions as hundreds of people attended the vigil in march 2021 to pay their respects to ms everard, who was kidnapped , raped and murdered by kidnapped, raped and murdered by police officer wayne cousins. he was sentenced to a whole life term payment . s using cash have term payment. s using cash have risen for the first time in a decade. risen for the first time in a decade . ad that's according to decade. ad that's according to trading body uk finance . it says trading body uk finance. it says the number of payments made using notes and coins increased by 7% last year. it's thought people are making greater use of c

and in fact yvette cooper , the and in fact yvette cooper, the shadow home secretary, has highlighted this afternoon this report illustrates a staggering costs of the tories asylum , chaos with of the tories asylum, chaos with the taxpayer now spending an astronomical . £8 million a day astronomical. £8 million a day on hotels and the cost still going up and up. that surprise , going up and up. that surprise, she says of the conservatives utter failure to get a grip of the issue now costing over £3 billion a year. well now, clearly it is a big issue for the government. it's something that we're told they are determined to tackle. it's why we are seeing the increase in use or at least an attempt at to use or at least an attempt at to use former military bases and that bibby stockholm home barge down in portland , the ill fated down in portland, the ill fated barge that just a week after unless than a week after the first asylum seekers went on their they discovered the legionella bacteria in the water system and still no asylum seekers are back on that barge. >> but that barge is only

secretary, yvette cooper, has talked about is children with strong family links to the uk.ut i think you've also got to put this in the light of what happens now. no one gets returned. they're all staying in hotels and we're spending £2 billion a year on it. the system is completely failing. have no returns failing. we have no returns agreement like that at all. so the counterfactual to sitting down and talking about some limited specific cases is we don't return anyone. we have a growing backlog and a massive cost to the taxpayer . so that's cost to the taxpayer. so that's the situation that failing situation right , the situation that failing situation right, right the situation that failing situation right , right now. situation right, right now. >> but if you have a returns agreement, you have to have numbers in mind. agreement, you have to have numbers in mind . you surely must numbers in mind. you surely must have a cap in your own mind or even like a scale of how many migrants you think it's acceptable to accept into this country. and how many should be returned the

he was with the shadow home cooper, home secretary, yvette cooper, and foreign and indeed the shadowgn secretary, and secretary, david lammy. and they've labour's plans they've unveiled labour's plans to fix the government's asylum system. they say save system. and they say save taxpayers billions . taxpayers billions. >> yes, hotels, barges and former military sites would no longer be used to house asylum seekers under a labour government . the party said it government. the party said it would promise new staff to cut the current claims backlog as well , with more the current claims backlog as well, with more than the current claims backlog as well , with more than 23,000 well, with more than 23,000 migrants arriving in small boats just this year to date. >> starmer says that closer cooperation with the eu would help the uk, quote , take back help the uk, quote, take back control. if you've heard that before of a situation that the government has totally lost control of, well, gb news is political correspondent olivia utley joins us live now from college. >> green good morning to yo

called the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper .you, mr speaker. >> can i thank the. okay. lots more to come on this story after 4:00. oliver dowden, they're speaking in commons about the chinese spy scandal. we'll have lots more on that throughout the rest of the show . okay. let's rest of the show. okay. let's get back now to the story i was talking about before we cross live house commons. live to the house of commons. a new claims that government new book claims that government action the channel action to deal with the channel migrant crisis is being stifled by judges who overinterpret by woke judges who overinterpret britain's international commitments to asylum seekers. the book was written by the lawyer, dr. michael oren haim, and he joins me now. hello to you there. this is a fascinating book, michael. it's called fixing human rights. you don't pull your punches . and there's a pull your punches. and there's a fantastic phrase in there that i like. and you conclude that britain isn't ruled by the rule of law, by the rule, b

sir keir and the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper met with the eu's policing body europol in theague. this morning. but the immigration minister robert jenrick says labour's plan won't stop the small boats crisis . stop the small boats crisis. >> well i think the mask slipped today. >> well i think the mask slipped today . we saw what would happen today. we saw what would happen if there was a labour government and that is that they would wave in tens of thousands of illegal migrants from a place of safety in europe if their plan to share the burden of european countries went ahead over 100,000 illegal migrants would come to the uk and the worst thing is it wouldn't even stop the boats . wouldn't even stop the boats. >> the personal details of greater manchester police officers have been hacked in a cyber attack. details such as identity badges and warrant cards, including names and photographs , are all thought to photographs, are all thought to have been stolen. the force says it's aware of the attack and is treating it seriously. we now nasa says it's taking action to explore

sir keir and the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper met with the eu's policing body europol in theague. this morning. but the immigration minister robert jenrick says labour's plan won't stop the small boats crisis . stop the small boats crisis. >> well i think the mask slipped today. >> well i think the mask slipped today . we saw what would happen today. we saw what would happen if there was a labour government and that is that they would wave in tens of thousands of illegal migrants from a place of safety in europe if their plan to share the burden of european countries went ahead over 100,000 illegal migrants would come to the uk and the worst thing is it wouldn't even stop the boats . wouldn't even stop the boats. >> the personal details of greater manchester police officers have been hacked in a cyber attack. details such as identity badges and warrant cards, including names and photographs , are all thought to photographs, are all thought to have been stolen. the force says it's aware of the attack and is treating it seriously. we now nasa says it's taking action to explore

sir keir and the shadow home secretary yvette cooper were pictured this morning in the hague.had been meeting with the eu's policing body , but with the eu's policing body, but the immigration minister, robert jenrick, has told gb news this afternoon labour's plan won't stop the small boats crisis. well i think the mask slipped today. >> we saw what would happen if there was a .labourgovernment there was a .labour government and that is that they would wave in tens of thousands of illegal migrants from a place of safety in europe if their plan to share the burden of european countries went ahead over 100,000 illegal migrants would come to the uk and the worst thing is it wouldn't even stop the boats . wouldn't even stop the boats. >> news from the united states in the last hour, president biden's son hunter, has been indicted on criminal gun charges. it's the first ever prosecution of a sitting president's child , although he's president's child, although he's an adult, of course , he's facing an adult, of course, he's facing three criminal counts related to making false state

. >> this week, labour's shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, said suella braverman given said suella braverman are given up on fixing what they call the asylum chaos. i put this to the home secretary and got a robust response. >> the labour party is clueless on this issue too. they would scrap our rwanda plan . they scrap our rwanda plan. they would fundamentally open our borders. they want to renegotiate with the eu returns agreement. the eu has even said that's a stupid or deluded idea and they are effectively a party for open borders , unlimited for open borders, unlimited migration and i'm afraid rejoining the eu. so on any on any basis the numbers heading to our country are too high. we cannot take this level of migration . there's too much migration. there's too much pressure on our housing and accommodation on our health services, on our school places, and we need to be able to control this better . control this better. >> in a statement, the labour party told gb news its fictional garbage from a home secretary who is failing so badly to fix the tory chaos in the asylum that s

. >> this week, labour's shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, said suella braverman given said suella braverman are given up on fixing what they call the asylum chaos. i put this to the home secretary and got a robust response. >> the labour party is clueless on this issue too. they would scrap our rwanda plan . they scrap our rwanda plan. they would fundamentally open our borders. they want to renegotiate with the eu returns agreement. the eu has even said that's a stupid or deluded idea and they are effectively a party for open borders , unlimited for open borders, unlimited migration and i'm afraid rejoining the eu. so on any on any basis the numbers heading to our country are too high. we cannot take this level of migration . there's too much migration. there's too much pressure on our housing and accommodation on our health services, on our school places, and we need to be able to control this better . control this better. >> in a statement, the labour party told gb news its fictional garbage from a home secretary who is failing so badly to fix the tory chaos in the asylum that s

, secretary, yvette cooper, accusing her of deeply divisive , damaging political game playing.do you think? is braverman right that multiculturalism has failed? let me know your thoughts. mark gbnews.com and i'll bring you the votes of our poll on that very shortly. but to debate this now, i'm joined by the social commentators joanna jarjue and chris rose and gb news star nana akua. joanna, let me start with you . do you think that you. do you think that multiculturalism has failed in this country ? this country? >> absolutely not. i think that, you know, when we have this conversation and this type of context , people usually talk context, people usually talk about how inclusive britain is and how open we are to other cultures. and then you've got somebody like the home secretary talking about multicultural talking about how multicultural ism has when really the ism has failed when really the history of this country, most of it has been built off the back of really successful multiculturalism dating back from even when you look at things like the windrush generation and it's s

, secretary, yvette cooper, accusing her of deeply divisive , damaging political game playing.do you think? is braverman right that multiculturalism has failed? let me know your thoughts. mark gbnews.com and i'll bring you the votes of our poll on that very shortly. but to debate this now, i'm joined by the social commentators joanna jarjue and chris rose and gb news star nana akua. joanna, let me start with you . do you think that you. do you think that multiculturalism has failed in this country ? this country? >> absolutely not. i think that, you know, when we have this conversation and this type of context , people usually talk context, people usually talk about how inclusive britain is and how open we are to other cultures. and then you've got somebody like the home secretary talking about multicultural talking about how multicultural ism has when really the ism has failed when really the history of this country, most of it has been built off the back of really successful multiculturalism dating back from even when you look at things like the windrush generation and it's s

sir keir and the shadow home secretary yvette cooper were pictured this morning in the hague.been meeting with the eu's policing body , but with the eu's policing body, but the immigration minister, robert jenrick, has told gb news this afternoon labour's plan won't stop the small boats crisis. well i think the mask slipped today. >> we saw what would happen if there was a .labourgovernment there was a .labour government and that is that they would wave in tens of thousands of illegal migrants from a place of safety in europe if their plan to share the burden of european countries went ahead over 100,000 illegal migrants would come to the uk and the worst thing is it wouldn't even stop the boats . wouldn't even stop the boats. >> news from the united states in the last hour, president biden's son hunter, has been indicted on criminal gun charges. it's the first ever prosecution of a sitting president's child , although he's president's child, although he's an adult, of course , he's facing an adult, of course, he's facing three criminal counts related to making false statement

but yvette cooper is specifically saying we are not proposing joining the eu's asylum quota scheme becaused be looking at 120,000 people. then and that's not good. >> yes, and they're not looking at doing that now. what people have said is it's similar to the dubun have said is it's similar to the dublin convention and actually darren was talking on this channel tonight about channel earlier tonight about the dublin convention. apparently get about apparently we tried to get about 8500 more than that, 8500 people, more than that, over to the eu they took 105 over to the eu and they took 105 while we took almost 900. so the argument is we're going to get into another similar mess like argument is we're going to get into whereer similar mess like argument is we're going to get into where we milar mess like argument is we're going to get into where we actuallyzss like argument is we're going to get into where we actually can't;e argument is we're going to get into where we actually can't get that where we actually can't get rid and talking rid of people and we're talking about, converting ver

but shadow home secretary claims secretary yvette cooper claims that the home secretary has failed on want to see proper international cooperation , both international cooperation, both on tackling illegal migration and also on supporting refugees who fled persecution and conflict. >> but at the moment, conflict. >> but at the moment , the tories >> but at the moment, the tories are totally failing to get any grip on the asylum chaos on the criminal gangs that are running along our border on the hotel use that is now costing the taxpayer £8 million a day. >> and instead of setting out any practical plans , all the any practical plans, all the home secretary is doing is ramping up the rhetoric and looking around for someone else to blame. >> we should have a proper grip rather than the rhetoric and gimmicks that we always get from this home secretary . i think the this home secretary. i think the home secretary has so badly lost any grip on the tories asylum chaos which has been getting worse in the 13 years that they have been in power. and but instead she is just lashing out, looking

. >> £8.2 million a day is as yvette cooper, the shadow home secretary, said, astronomical costs .june of this year. so clearly it is a major problem that the government is struggling to deal with. and it's said that it's going to start doubling up asylum in rooms to asylum seekers in rooms to reduce . but clearly reduce costs. but clearly the impacts local businesses impacts on on local businesses is and these short term changes are are impacting are ongoing and are impacting lots of people. i mean, gillian keegan in her constituency will wait that's confirmed, wait to see if that's confirmed, but do know that weddings but we do know that weddings wakes the local rotary club. they've had a very short they've all had a very short nofice. they've all had a very short notice . their opportunities to notice. their opportunities to gather cancelled and there aren't many public venues available in sorts of available in these sorts of towns. you know , hotels are towns. you know, hotels are a really useful place for conferencing as well. >> also chichester to it's >> and also chichester t

keir starmer and my colleague yvette cooper the shadow home secretary went to visit euro poll and thee number of migrants that a labour government would be willing to accept from the continent as part of a returns deal, the returns deal that your party says you want, in order to be able to better confront the problem. would you put a limit on the number? there are limits and controls right now, people smugglers are basically half running the asylum system by deciding who comes on these boats so we've got to crackdown on that. in terms of discussions with the eu, there's been a lot of nonsense talked about this in recent days, we are not going to be taking part in an eu wide scheme involving eu member states because we are not a member states because we are not a member states because we are not a member state state. that member states because we are not a member state state.— member state state. that you have said ou member state state. that you have said you would _ member state state. that you have said you would negotiate _ member state state. that you have said you would negotiate

the labour leader and the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, met with the eu's policing body europol in the hague this morning. but the immigration minister, robert jenrick, told gb news this afternoon labour's plan won't work. >> well, i think the mask supped >> well, i think the mask slipped today. we saw what would happenif slipped today. we saw what would happen if there was a labour government and that is that they would wave in tens of thousands of illegal migrants from a place of illegal migrants from a place of safety in europe if their plan to share the burden of european countries went ahead . european countries went ahead. over 100,000 illegal migrants would come to the uk and the worst thing is it wouldn't even stop the boats . stop the boats. >> around 1 in 7 brits are waiting for routine treatment from the nhs in england, new figures show 7.68 million people are currently on the list . are currently on the list. there's also been a rise in waits of over a year earlier , waits of over a year earlier, the government announced the nhs will receive £200 million to help with

is yvette cooper going to cooper definitely going to be the home secretary can't the home secretary anded say, oh, well, you have to wait bewith e announced say, oh, well, you have to wait bewith angela announced say, oh, well, you have to wait bewith angela raynerannounced say, oh, well, you have to wait bewith angela rayner so ounced say, oh, well, you have to wait bewith angela rayner so it'sced say, oh, well, you have to wait bewith angela rayner so it's ,zd it with angela rayner so it's, it's a bit of a concession i think by starmer there. >> yeah. it is interesting. and i think will be seen by many i think it will be seen by many as a bit of a desperate clutch at the north as well. possibly, but there's quite a lot of ex blair special advisers as well i think, aren't they, who are in this shadow cabinet now? is he? the question for me with starmer is always going to be about about trustworthiness, right? because he's rowed back on quite a bits and bobs. so a few other bits and bobs. so he's also said about, oh, i promise you that i will be promise you that i will not be hiking on

yvette cooper keir starmer , yvette cooper keir starmer, myself and our whole team are working hard torse, that this is one of the prime minister's five pledges that he made to stop the boats. he's not been successful in terms of doing that. so that's why keir starmer will be travelling to the hague on wednesday . he will the hague on wednesday. he will be having conversations with interpol to look at what we can do to smash that vile network of people traffickers. i think there is much more that the government should be doing and we are looking constructively to work with partners such as interpol to make sure that the networks of organised serious smuggling trafficking operations are crushed to prevent people from being trafficked in the way that they are at the moment. >> yeah, but do you think the voters will buy it? i think that there is huge concern about the issue of illegal immigration. >> an i think very few people that i've spoken to have any real faith or trust that the government have got a plan to address this significant challenge. i think we all agree it's completely una

even yvette cooper said , we need more yvette cooper said, we need more border security .art doing its job. we've got to start turning boats back to france and, you know, the next argument that people make is, well, if you turn boats back, you're going to get lots of deaths in the channel you don't the belgians successfully turned back boats leaving their shores. 90% of belgian of boats leaving belgian shores illegally are turned back to shore without incident. and we've just got to develop the political will and courage to enforce our borders . courage to enforce our borders. >> ben. and we're now going to seek your views on hs2 because we've got a package now on this, which we are going to show you. so here we go. >> the prime minister could face legal action if the government abandons its hs2 commitment. rishi sunak is facing growing pressure from senior tory members not to abandon the northern leg of hs2 rail ahead of the party's conference, as reports suggest, the route from birmingham to manchester could be delayed . critics have hit out be delayed. critics have hit

the shadow home secretary yvette cooper has been explaining the proposals.water pollution, to encourage housebuilding in england. ministers said their proposals would help create 100,000 homes by 2030. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffman joins us now. morning. ifind it odd when morning. i find it odd when you listen to both the parties that we can't have more houses and improve the state of our waterways, that one must come to the cost of the other, and there no compromise? i am going to tive ou and there no compromise? i am going to give you a — and there no compromise? i am going to give you a very _ and there no compromise? i am going to give you a very unusual _ and there no compromise? i am going to give you a very unusual phrase i to give you a very unusual phrase which helps to explain why. that phrase is nutrient neutrality. that's what dominated the debate in the house of lords last night. the nutrient neutrality rules, which were eu rules but remain in place in the uk, they say that house—building can't happen if there is a risk of dama

sir keith starmer is opposed here in the shadow home secretary yvette cooper travelled to europol in labour's idea is to cooperate with continental authorities to share some of the european union's immigration burden, pay over money and gain agreement that some illegal immigrants can be returned to the continent . but meanwhile, the continent. but meanwhile, the continent. but meanwhile, the shadow foreign secretary, david lammy, seeks a closer relationship with the european union . some conservatives union. some conservatives suggest that labour's agenda is to reverse . brexit to discuss to reverse. brexit to discuss these matters, i'm joined by a former labour mp for rochdale, simon danczuk , editor at capex. simon danczuk, editor at capex. alice denby , and former alice denby, and former political editor of the sun. george pascoe watson. welcome to you all to gb news. so simon, give me some idea of the tightrope rope within the labour party that keir starmer is walking. >> yeah , he has two groups that >> yeah, he has two groups that he's trying to satisfy, isn't it? he's got the

the likes of yvette cooper who attack the government over immigration seem to immigration but can'tthat's why you haven't this kind of you haven't got this kind of blair of blair esque sort of surge of support there support for starmer. there aren't the streets aren't people lining the streets waiting to herald, you know, a prime ministership under starmer. there isn't that excitement around him because i think slightly think people are slightly confused ambivalent about confused and ambivalent about what it is the party stands for . we know what it doesn't like about the government, but what would it like do if it was in would it like to do if it was in government? so we'll be let's see plan. see a plan. >> a strategy. >> let's see a strategy. >> let's see a strategy. >> yeah. brilliant. we'll see you half past. you at half past. >> looking forward to it. >> really looking forward to it. >> really looking forward to it. >> thank you. now now, you >> thank you. now now, will you marry or will you embarrass marry me or will you embarrass me ? me? >> well, according to one wedding age

yvette cooper also said similar.ary suella braverman accused starmer of wanting to make britain a dumping ground for the eu's unwanted migrants, and after his proposal to seek a new returns deal with the eu were dismissed as delusional by european diplomats. so it's all getting a little bit confusing. so to make sense of this is labour commentator james sense of this is labour commentatorjames mathewson. commentator james mathewson. james thank you very much for joining me this afternoon. so keir starmer seems to be he well, he came out strong earlier this week. he met eight people at the hague europol agency . he at the hague europol agency. he he wanted to make some statements about how he'd deal with illegal migrants . an it with illegal migrants. an it seems to have been a bit of a flop. he got a huge backlash from his idea that he would come up with some returns agreement with the european union, not only in this country , but also only in this country, but also european officials seem to dismiss his proposal to