shadow home secretary yvette cooper. well, i_ shadow home secretary yvette cooper.e secretary yvette cooper. well, i think the home _ shadow home secretary yvette cooper. well, i think the home secretary- shadow home secretary yvette cooper. well, i think the home secretary for. well, i think the home secretary for advance _ well, i think the home secretary for advance out of this statement. today's — advance out of this statement. today's statement is an admission of years— today's statement is an admission of years of— today's statement is an admission of years of total failure by this conservative government, failure on the immigration system and felt her on the _ the immigration system and felt her on the economy. it is another example _ on the economy. it is another example of the total chaos at the heart _ example of the total chaos at the heart of — example of the total chaos at the heart of this government. net great and has _ heart of this government. net great and has trebled since the last election. _ and has trebled since the last election, since the con

that is listen to what yvette cooper had to say. instead, we should be _ yvette cooper had to say.say. instead, we should be using that _ yvette cooper had to say. instead, we should be using that money - yvette cooper had to say. instead, we should be using that money to | we should be using that money to strengthen our border security, to id strengthen our border security, to go after— strengthen our border security, to go after the criminal gangs and to make _ go after the criminal gangs and to make sure — go after the criminal gangs and to make sure that we clear the asylum backlog _ make sure that we clear the asylum backlog and save the taxpayer billions — backlog and save the taxpayer billions of pounds. actually, he hasn't. — billions of pounds. actually, he hasn't. the _ billions of pounds. actually, he hasn't, the home secretary to claim he is _ hasn't, the home secretary to claim he is doing — hasn't, the home secretary to claim he is doing this and he likes to claim — he is doing this and he likes to claim he — he is doing this and he likes to claim he is— he is doing t

yvette cooper, thank you very much. l fair deal for the country. e over the next few months. ., ., ., ., ., months. no, long road ahead for the prime minister. _ no, long road ahead for the prime minister. let's speak to whitehall editor at the financial times and host of the ft�*s political fix podcast, lucy fisher. they spoke with one voice today but there's been a lot of arm—twisting in the background, the breakfast this morning at 10 downing street, graham stewart the climate minister is supposed to be in dubai negotiating a cop28 was flown home to vote it was so tight.— to vote it was so tight. that's ri . ht. i to vote it was so tight. that's right. ithink— to vote it was so tight. that's right. i think we've _ to vote it was so tight. that's right. i think we've seen - to vote it was so tight. that's right. i think we've seen a . to vote it was so tight. that'sl right. i think we've seen a day to vote it was so tight. that's . right. i think we've seen a day of high drama in west minister that is frankly laid bare the divisions in the conserv

labour's shadow home secretary yvette cooper said it was a waste of taxpayers money.his all comes after came robertjenrick resigned as immigration minister over the bill last week. continuing to press his concerns that it wasn't fit for purpose. 3i3 — 269 better than was expected. but plenty of danger still ahead. rachel, what did you make of events tonight at the end of it all? there's been an enormous amount of arm—twisting through the course of the day. arm-twisting through the course of the da . . , ., ., ., , the day. there have been an enormous amount of arm-twisting. _ the day. there have been an enormous amount of arm-twisting. it _ the day. there have been an enormous amount of arm-twisting. it was - amount of arm—twisting. it was clear, i think that it was just a lot of hot air coming from opponents. when push came to shove they would actually fall into line and support this bill. it did take a lot of people back to the bad old days of brexit when the country was entire convulsing over these kinds of votes, where the tory party was itself divided. and theref

secretary yvette cooper. labour are less than impressed. _ secretary yvette cooper. than impressed. the conservatives— less than impressed. the conservatives are - less than impressed. the conservatives are in - less than impressed. the l conservatives are in chaos, less than impressed. the - conservatives are in chaos, they've -ot conservatives are in chaos, they've got no _ conservatives are in chaos, they've got no serious _ conservatives are in chaos, they've got no serious plan _ conservatives are in chaos, they've got no serious plan for— conservatives are in chaos, they've got no serious plan for the - conservatives are in chaos, they've l got no serious plan for the economy, no serious _ got no serious plan for the economy, no serious plan — got no serious plan for the economy, no serious plan for— got no serious plan for the economy, no serious plan for the _ got no serious plan for the economy, no serious plan for the immigration i no serious plan for the immigration system, _ no serious plan for the immigration system, no — no serious plan for the immigrat

she does give a good like this yvette cooper gave here. gave a really good line here.ey've now sent more home they have home secretary than they have asylum rwanda to asylum seekers to rwanda to boom. good boom. that's some good politicking there. the least they could have done is just pop one the plane. yeah time they one on the plane. yeah time they sent like save some sent over. yeah, like save some fuel. yeah. put greta on to the daily mail. leo and china is better at maths than the uk. but to be fair , they did kill off a to be fair, they did kill off a lot of their girl babies, so. to be fair, they did kill off a lot yes,|eir girl babies, so. to be fair, they did kill off a lot yes, so girl babies, so. to be fair, they did kill off a lot yes, so british bies, so. to be fair, they did kill off a lot yes, so british students are >> yes, so british students are still lagging behind rival countries like singapore, japan and estonia. i don't think any of them are rival countries for the uk . like of them are rival countries for the uk. like on what of them are rival c

she does give a good like this yvette cooper gave here. gave a really good line here.ey've now sent more home they have home secretary than they have asylum rwanda to asylum seekers to rwanda to boom. good boom. that's some good politicking there. the least they could have done is just pop one the plane. yeah time they one on the plane. yeah time they sent like save some sent over. yeah, like save some fuel. yeah. put greta on to the daily mail. leo and china is better at maths than the uk. but to be fair , they did kill off a to be fair, they did kill off a lot of their girl babies, so. to be fair, they did kill off a lot yes,|eir girl babies, so. to be fair, they did kill off a lot yes, so girl babies, so. to be fair, they did kill off a lot yes, so british bies, so. to be fair, they did kill off a lot yes, so british students are >> yes, so british students are still lagging behind rival countries like singapore, japan and estonia. i don't think any of them are rival countries for the uk . like of them are rival countries for the uk. like on what of them are rival c

labour's yvette cooper said the bill had become a proxy for the deep civil war? the tory party.d of a vote tonight as rishi sunak tries to persuade tory mps to back his flagship plan, you can continue to watch by scanning the qr code you can see there on the right—hand side of your screen or switch over to bbc parliament. do stay with us here on bbc news for verified live coming up next. with the law in the courts would respect parliament was my decision. live from london, this is bbc news. rishi sunak ahead of a crunch vote tonight on his rwanda policy. these are the live pictures from the house of commons where mps are debating bed bill. we will bring you the latest. any draft resolution is excited to be announced shortly at the un climate summit after the backlash against plans that made no mention of phasing out fossil fuels. the bombardment of gaza continues as a un chief says civilians there are enduring hell on earth. turkey suspects all domestic football after a referee is punched at a game by the president of super league club. welcome to the programme where we bring yo

we then heard from the shadow home secretary, labour's yvette cooper.r party have said if they were in government, they would scrap the idea of sending asylum seekers to rwanda. and now we are moving onto more and more mp5, the former immigration minister robertjenrick on his feet at the moment. he has been very critical and he resigned over this bill. so it will be interesting to see exactly what he is saying. and indeed which way he decides to vote, he may or may not announce that in the commons as he speaks, we may have to wait until seven o'clock to find out whether he chooses to vote against it, abstain or perhaps hope to amend it, although i suspect that is unlikely. and as this debate is happening, there are still meetings ongoing. the prime minister we understand this afternoon is going to meet the one nation group of conservative mps still trying to get support for this legislation. still trying to get support for this le . islation. , still trying to get support for this leaislation. , ., ., ., legislation. yes, the one nation . rou - , legisl

but the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, cast doubt on the plans as they sent more home secretary liz than they have asylum seekers to rwanda. >> and this scheme is badly failing. they still won't tell us how much it will cost, even though we've already know that we've spent £140 million and more on this scheme . and what more on this scheme. and what they could be doing is putting that money into going after the criminal smuggler gangs and taking action there instead . taking action there instead. >> yvette cooper now junior doctors in england are set to stage the long missed strike in nhs history after talks on an improved pay offer with the government broke down. ministers and the british medical association. the union representing junior doctors have been locked in negotiations for five weeks now, trying to find a solution. the bma says the government has offered a pay increase of 3, which it says amounts to a pay cut for some doctors . the first walkouts are doctors. the first walkouts are due to start across england from 7 am. on the 20th of december for the high court was t

but the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, cast doubt on the plans as they sent more home secretary liz than they have asylum seekers to rwanda. >> and this scheme is badly failing. they still won't tell us how much it will cost, even though we've already know that we've spent £140 million and more on this scheme . and what more on this scheme. and what they could be doing is putting that money into going after the criminal smuggler gangs and taking action there instead . taking action there instead. >> yvette cooper now junior doctors in england are set to stage the long missed strike in nhs history after talks on an improved pay offer with the government broke down. ministers and the british medical association. the union representing junior doctors have been locked in negotiations for five weeks now, trying to find a solution. the bma says the government has offered a pay increase of 3, which it says amounts to a pay cut for some doctors . the first walkouts are doctors. the first walkouts are due to start across england from 7 am. on the 20th of december for the high court was t

you listen to all the speeches from yvette — listen to all the speeches from yvette cooper onwards, it'soring, its attack, attack, attack~ — point scoring, its attack, attack, attack. they have no ideas, no clue and no _ attack. they have no ideas, no clue and no plan — attack. they have no ideas, no clue and no plan behind that so people can have — and no plan behind that so people can have a — and no plan behind that so people can have a choice next year when we have an _ can have a choice next year when we have an election, that we are delivering, trying to deliver and we are delivering on reducing those boats— are delivering on reducing those boats or— are delivering on reducing those boats or that the labour party who frankly— boats or that the labour party who frankly want to open the doors to illegal— frankly want to open the doors to illegal immigration and that is a clear— illegal immigration and that is a clear choice for the british people. there _ clear choice for the british people. there is— clear choice for the british people. there is a — clear choice for the british peop

, you may >> yvette cooper well, you may have heard in that earlier clip we played for you that jamesasylum seeker on the controversial bibby stockholm barge would be investigated fully. the body has now been removed from the vessel docked in dorset. general secretary of the rmt mick lynch says his union is deeply disturbed about the fatality on what he's called the fatality on what he's called the government's quasi prison barge. the first asylum seekers were brought back to the vessel in october, around two months after it was evacuated following the discovery of legionella bacteria in the water supply . bacteria in the water supply. now turning our attentions to south wales now where three teenagers have been killed in a car crash. they've been named as callum griffiths, jessie owen and morgan smith . emergency and morgan smith. emergency services were called to the incident at kidwelly at around 7:00 last night after a collision between a bus and a car car. south wales police confirming the young man, two aged 18 and 119, were declared dead at the scene. the area's deputy mayor, c

, secretary, yvette cooper, reacted to the plan, saying nothing really has changed. >> the prime minister has just met with his backbenchers and the official briefing from that meeting says he's told mps that they've gone as far as possible , they've gone as far as possible, but rwanda did not want to be part of anything that broke or disapplied international law . disapplied international law. the statement from the rwandan government, without lawful behaviour from the uk, rwanda, would not be able to continue with the migration and economic development partnership if you could not make this up as well. >> as the government presses ahead with its plan to stop the boats is the former home secretary weighed into the argument, warning the conservative party faced electoral oblivion if it introduced a bill on migration that was destined to failure . that was destined to failure. >> the conservative party faces electoral oblivion in a matter of months. if we introduce yet another bill destined to fail . another bill destined to fail. do we fight for sovereignty or do we let our party

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, said spiking was a devastating crime, and it was unbelievableet some of the day's other main stories. bbc news has learned the uk is to send a naval warship to guyana, after venezuela renewed its claim for a disputed part of guyanese territory. the ministry of defence confirmed hms trent would take part in joint exercises after christmas. the uk's new anti—fraud champion says police and tech firms must do more to help victims of romance scams. conservative mp simon fell told the bbc romance fraud could be "really traumatic" for victims. the national fraud intelligence bureau received more than 8,000 reports of romance fraud in 2022. millions of people are expected to be travelling today as the christmas rush continues. rail disruption is predicted — with london paddington shutting, and some other stations running reduced services. the windy weather could also cause problems, with yellow warnings in place from the met office. four months ago, the christian community in the pakistan city of jaranwala saw nearly two dozen of their churches and tens

as shadow home secretary yvette cooper and shadow immigration minister stephen kinnock have reportedlyen speaking to asylum experts to draw up an alternative way to stop migrants crossing the channelin stop migrants crossing the channel in small boats. the plan would see asylum seekers have their claims processed in a second country, with successful applicants allowed to enter the uk. labour leader sir keir starmer has previously dismissed the government's rwanda scheme as a gimmick . the government's rwanda scheme as a gimmick. tory mp mike freer tells gb news that his constituency offices remain a crime scene as police investigate a suspected arson attack. fire crews were called to the building in north london on christmas eve after it was partially damaged by the blaze. the mp told gb news police are examining cctv footage and he does not yet know when his office will be released back to him . no one was office will be released back to him. no one was in office will be released back to him . no one was in the building him. no one was in the building at the time of the incident . at

you might think yvette cooper cooper is no softy. tougher on softy.igration than i would be. on the question sunak brings a the question of sunak brings a tear glass on this tear to a glass eye on this question of sunak. and it's a really important because he really important one because he is our prime minister is actually our prime minister our third year whatever our third in a year or whatever he he's come out with this he is, he's come out with this last desperation, last ditch desperation, desperate attempt to drive down immigration don't immigration numbers. don't forget, said 13 years forget, cameron said 13 years ago going to be tens of ago it was going to be tens of thousands, now 6 or 700,000 net. he this he comes out with this new policy announced the policy announced earlier in the week by his new home secretary, james cleverly, own james cleverly, and his own immigration minister puts a massive great bomb under the policy resigns. i've got policy and resigns. i've got i've his resignation letter i've got his resignation letter here. is a

i believe yvette cooper has stood up in the cooper has just stood up in the house commons.ing to james talking about talking to james cleverly, of course, the home secretary who delivered his statement leading the debate on this rwanda bill. vote is this rwanda bill. the vote is tonight at about 7:00, 7:00, about 7:00, this crunch debate , about 7:00, this crunch debate, will this bill pass ? that is the will this bill pass? that is the question on every mps. >> lips absolutely. and of course, the government does look a little bit frightened about this techy moment tonight , this this techy moment tonight, this this techy moment tonight, this this sort of vote on on on tenterhooks, i suppose , because tenterhooks, i suppose, because they're flying mps back from around the world. graham stuart flying back from from dubai. but also various select committees that have been on jollies or sorry, fact finding missions very important fact finding missions to various warm parts of the world. there flying back early to from sunny dubai to rainy westminster. >> there you go . the lif

secretary yvette cooper. labour are less than impressed.he immigration system, - no serious plan for the country. britain deserves better than this! the snp said scotland badly needs migrant workers. i don't know if the secretary of state has any elderly relatives in care. i do, and i know the invaluable contribution that overseas care workers make. the trade—offs around migration, a colourful debate resumes. chris mason, bbc news. in the last few minutes, it's been announced that the uk's home secretary james cleverly — who you heard from in chris mason's report — is travelling to kigali, where he will sign a new treaty with rwanda about the plan to send asylum seekers there to have their claims processed. we'll bring you full details of that visit, and the new treaty, once mr cleverly arrives in rwanda, here on bbc news. to south america now — and a growing row between guyana and venezuela. that's because over the weekend, venezuela held a referendum on its claim to — essequibo — an oil rich area. they voted to establish a new state there

shot down in flames by yvette cooper. what's your take on it? >> well , good afternoon.mes have we heard a succession of conservative home secretaries stand up in the chamber of the house of commons and tell us how much they're going to do crease migration by only to soar migration by only to see it soar in following the following in the following the following few now, the figure that few months. now, the figure that james talking about james cleverly is talking about there he manages to cut there, even if he manages to cut it by the amount that he's just said and i doubt that given said, and i doubt that given their track record and then their track record and even then migration would be around double the level that it was in december 2019 when they told us it going , they were going it was going, they were going to cut so if a promise to cut it >> so if a promise to cut it results in doubling it, how on earth can the government claim that that a success? how on that that is a success? how on earth can they the truth is they said they would get a grip on migration, le

vicki: yvette cooper, thank you very much indeed, the views from the shadow home secretary.nservatives would argue tonight they have managed to speak with one voice on this, but it is not necessarily the case it will stay the same the next few months. christian: no, long road ahead for the prime minister. let's bring in the host of "political fix" podcast to see fisher. as vicki said, they spoke with one voice today, but there has been a lot of arm-twisting the background. at breakfast at 10 downing street, graham stuart, the climate minister supposed to be in dubai, was flown home to vote, it was so tight. >> well, that's right. we have seen the day of high drama in westminster that is frankly laid bare divisions in the conservative party that mean that although rishi sunak has avoided a rebellion, the threat of a defeat at this early stage of the bl, he still faces trouble in the new year when this comes back for the third reading. you mentioned how close the government thought it would come to the wire, the fact that they canceled approvals for mp's to be away from the co

but the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , cast secretary, yvette cooper, cast doubt on the plans. >> this is now the third home secretary free to go to rwanda with a book they've sent more home secretaries than they have asylum seekers to rwanda , and asylum seekers to rwanda, and this scheme is badly failing . this scheme is badly failing. they still won't tell us how much it will cost, even though we've already know that we've spent £140 million and more on this scheme and what they could be doing is putting that money into going after the criminal smuggler gangs and taking action there instead , junior doctors in there instead, junior doctors in england are set to stage the longest strike in nhs history after talks with the government on pay broke down. >> ministers and representatives from the british medical association have been locked in negotiations for five weeks now, trying to find a solution in the bma says the government has offered a pay increase but it's only 3, which they say amounts to a pay cut for some doctors as the first walkouts are due to start across englan

, secretary, yvette cooper, reacted to the plan, saying nothing really has changed. >> the prime minister has just met with his backbenchers and the official briefing from that meeting says he's told mps that they've gone as far as possible , they've gone as far as possible, but rwanda did not want to be part of anything that broke or disapplied international law . disapplied international law. the statement from the rwandan government, without lawful behaviour from the uk, rwanda, would not be able to continue with the migration and economic development partnership if you could not make this up as well. >> as the government presses ahead with its plan to stop the boats is the former home secretary weighed into the argument, warning the conservative party faced electoral oblivion if it introduced a bill on migration that was destined to failure . that was destined to failure. >> the conservative party faces electoral oblivion in a matter of months. if we introduce yet another bill destined to fail . another bill destined to fail. do we fight for sovereignty or do we let our party

, home secretary, yvette cooper, cast doubt on the plans. >> they sent more home secretaries thanhey have asylum seekers to rwanda and this scheme is badly failing. they still won't tell us how much it will cost, even though we've already know that we've spent £140 million and more on this scheme and what they could be doing is putting that money into going after the criminal smuggler gangs and taking action there instead , junior doctors in there instead, junior doctors in england are set to stage the longest strike in nhs history after talks on an improved pay deal with the government broke down. >> ministers and the british medical association. the junior doctors union have been locked in negotiations now for five weeks, trying to find a resolution to the dispute . but resolution to the dispute. but the bma says the government's offered a pay increase of just 3, which it says amounts to a pay 3, which it says amounts to a pay cut for many doctors. the first walkouts are due to start across england from 7 am. on the 20th of december . relatives the 20th of december. relatives of

but the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , cast secretary, yvette cooper, cast doubt on the plans. >> this is now the third home secretary free to go to rwanda with a book they've sent more home secretaries than they have asylum seekers to rwanda , and asylum seekers to rwanda, and this scheme is badly failing . this scheme is badly failing. they still won't tell us how much it will cost, even though we've already know that we've spent £140 million and more on this scheme and what they could be doing is putting that money into going after the criminal smuggler gangs and taking action there instead , junior doctors in there instead, junior doctors in england are set to stage the longest strike in nhs history after talks with the government on pay broke down. >> ministers and representatives from the british medical association have been locked in negotiations for five weeks now, trying to find a solution in the bma says the government has offered a pay increase but it's only 3, which they say amounts to a pay cut for some doctors as the first walkouts are due to start across englan

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , home secretary, yvette cooper, and shadow immigration ministerhave reportedly been speaking to asylum experts to draw up an alternate way to stop migrants crossing the channel. the plan would see asylum seekers have their claims processed in a second country, with successful applicants allowed to enter the uk. labour leader sir keir starmer has previously dismissed the government's maranda scheme as a gimmick . government's maranda scheme as a gimmick. russia has government's maranda scheme as a gimmick . russia has confirmed gimmick. russia has confirmed that one of its warships has been damaged in a ukrainian attack on a black sea port, which killed one and injured several more . the airstrike took several more. the airstrike took place at fedusa in russian occupied crimea earlier this morning . the head of the morning. the head of the ukrainian air force confirms its warplanes hit the russian landing ship. defence secretary grant shapps welcomes claims ukraine destroyed the vessel, saying it's a sign the war has not reached a stalemate . russi

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, said spiking was a devastating crime, and it was unbelievable now it's time for a look at today's sport with gavin. hello there. anthonyjoshua took another step back to the top of heavyweight boxing after terrific performance to stop otto wallin early on in saudi arabia. joshua was dominant from the outset, getting the better of wallin before the swede's corner pulled him out of the fight at the end of the fifth round. that bout — the headline event — alongside former heavyweight champ deontay wilder's shock defeat tojoseph parker. many were hoping for a joshua—wilder fight next year, but aj insists it might still be on the cards. i'm not too sure what can happen from here, but i'm sure that the fans will be more annoyed. for me, i understand how this game is, you never know. this is elite—level boxing. it was an amazing card. wilderjust came up short, but he will live to fight another day. me and him can still get it on, get it cracking. i believe that he is a massive threat, i'm a threat, and it could be amazing numbers if we get it on. so wil

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, said spiking was a devastating crime, and it was unbelievablenow to our political correspondent leila nathoo who is at the home office. tell us a little more about the apology itself. fix, tell us a little more about the apology itself. tell us a little more about the aolo: itself. ~ ,, ., apology itself. a spokesperson for the home secretary _ apology itself. a spokesperson for the home secretary james - apology itself. a spokesperson for| the home secretary james cleverly has apologised on behalf of the home secretary for what he called an ironicjoke made earlier this week at a reception at downing street for journalists. ministers and number ten aides. these sort of events remain private usually but there was a report on the home secretary's comments because what it said was his role on the subject matter. they say he joked about the drug rohypnol, commonly used in drink spiking, and joked about his own marriage, saying that the secret to a long marriage was ensuring your spouse was someone who was always mildly sedated so she could never real

secretary yvette cooper. labour are less than impressed. chaos, they've got no serious - plan for the economy, no serious plan for. the immigration system, - no serious plan for the country. britain deserves better than this! the snp said scotland badly needs migrant workers. i don't know if the secretary of state has any elderly relatives in care. i do, and i know the invaluable contribution that overseas care workers make. the trade—offs around migration — a colourful debate resumes. chris mason, bbc news. so, what will be the impact of the latest changes to migration rules? here's our home editor, mark easton. since brexit, the uk has operated a points based system for foreign workers and as things stand, they have to have a job offer, they have to be skilled, and they must speak pretty good english. and importantly, at the moment they must be paid £26,200 a year or more if the going rate for theirjob is higher than that. from next spring, as we've been hearing, that minimum salary threshold will rise to £38,700. but there are exceptions

but the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , cast doubt on the plans. cooper, cast doubt on the plans. >> this is now the third home secretary to go to rwanda with a chequebook . they've sent more chequebook. they've sent more home secretaries than they have asylum seekers to rwanda, and this scheme is badly failing. they still won't tell us how much it will cost , even though much it will cost, even though we've already know that we've spent £140 million and more on this scheme . and what they could this scheme. and what they could be doing is putting that money into going after the criminal smuggler gangs and taking action there instead. >> yvette cooper now junior doctors in england are set to stage the longest strike in nhs history after talks with the government on pay broke down. ministers and representatives from the british medical association. that's the union which represents junior doctors , which represents junior doctors, have been locked in negotiations now for five weeks, trying to find a solution. the bma says the government's offered a

secretary yvette cooper. labour are less than impressed.better than this! the snp said scotland badly needs migrant workers. i don't know if the secretary of state has any elderly relatives in care. i do, and i know the invaluable contribution that overseas care workers make. the trade—offs around migration, a colourful debate resumes. chris mason, bbc news. the word of the year has been revealed by oxford university press. eight were in the running and the crown went for the word rizz. do you know what it means? have you even heard of it? felicity baker has been finding out. the word of the year for 2023... 0k. have you heard of it? no, not at all. it is rizz. rizz? i think ijust saw the news, it was rizz. yeah, i know what that means. basically flirting or i think people say grafting on someone. - riz - r, i, z. r, i, z, z. have you ever heard of it? no! have you heard of the term, to rizz it up, as well? unfortunately, yes. yeah. my flatmate is big into trying to rizz things up. my generation use it every single day. - not myself, but a

yvette cooper nonsense.e a funny line, she said, guess can least said, i guess they can at least say one flight has taken off as a result of this legislation. so that's not bad. >> not line. it's >> that's not bad line. it's fairly it, that fairly obvious, isn't it, that they vote they should be allowed to vote like remotely at point. like remotely at this point. they're slightly sort of antiquated of enforcing vote. >> yeah, certainly. when >> yeah, certainly. and when parliament for parliament closes down for refurbishment point. refurbishment at some point. yeah, make the yeah, that's going to make the case more so move case even more so a move to milton keynes. but you milton keynes. yeah, but you know, and also as know, especially as and also as they have left, he to leave they have left, he had to leave at where all the at a pivotal time where all the final documents getting. i final documents are getting. i don't know how much influence we're to really uk we're going to really the uk is going time , b

yvette cooper nonsense.funny line, she said, guess can least said, i guess they can at least say one flight has taken off as a result of this legislation. so that's not bad. >> not line. it's >> that's not bad line. it's fairly it, that fairly obvious, isn't it, that they vote they should be allowed to vote like remotely at point. like remotely at this point. they're slightly sort of antiquated of enforcing vote. >> yeah, certainly. when >> yeah, certainly. and when parliament for parliament closes down for refurbishment point. refurbishment at some point. yeah, make the yeah, that's going to make the case more so move case even more so a move to milton keynes. but you milton keynes. yeah, but you know, and also as know, especially as and also as they have left, he to leave they have left, he had to leave at where all the at a pivotal time where all the final documents getting. i final documents are getting. i don't know how much influence we're to really uk we're going to really the uk is going time , but g

the shadow home secretary , yvette cooper says secretary, yvette cooper says how many more blank checksbeing a total farce, britain simply can't afford more of this costly chaos from the conservatives. well, joining me now to discuss this is the international rights lawyer david haigh. he's down the line and former leader of ukip, henry bolton, who joins me in the studio now. henry, i'll start with you listening to the yvette cooper statement there where she's saying, look, we're kind of keep signing these blank checks. of keep signing these blank checks . you must even agree with checks. you must even agree with that. surely >> of course i do. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> look, most of this money actually, by the way, is not going towards rwanda's ability to process asylum seekers on our behalf. >> it's actually going towards other development work . so other development work. so international aid to rwanda for various things. so it's really it's a sugar coating the pill for the rwandans , really, it's for the rwandans, really, it's almost you could call it a bribe , i suppose, in sa

process asylum seekers claims overseas, according to a report in the times, shadow home secretary yvette coopernister stephen kinnock have reportedly been speaking to asylum experts to draw up an alternative way to stop migrants crossing the channelin stop migrants crossing the channel in small boats. the plan would see asylum seekers have their claims processed in a second country, with successful applicants allowed to enter the uk . labour leader sir keir uk. labour leader sir keir starmer has previously dismissed the government's rwanda scheme , the government's rwanda scheme, calling it a gimmick. conservative mp mike freer, whose constituency office was the target of a suspected arson attack, has told gb news it remains a crime scene as police continue to investigate . fire continue to investigate. fire crews were called to the building in north london on christmas eve after it was partially damaged by the blaze. the mp told us that police are examining cctv footage and he doesn't yet know when his office will be released. back to him. no one was in the building at the time of the incident

strong godhavn greatest britain yvette cooper .as and ones immigration, good ideas and ones that will work as opposed to the randall plan. all right. >> okay. today's greatest britain suzanne with rachel britain suzanne wins with rachel mclean. mp there we go. now we're going to have rattle we're going to have to rattle through union suzanne through union jackass. suzanne go it's hugo, keith, kc , the >> so it's hugo, keith, kc, the lawyer who's leading the covid inquiry, like a pompous inquiry, behaving like a pompous idiot. only one line, idiot. he's only got one line, and that's try completely and that's to try and completely ignore the catastrophic damage lockdowns rather quickly. lockdowns did rather quickly. >> sir keir starmer, mp you know, he says that this is a gimmick, but he's never voted in favour of stricter measures to improve the asylum system. he's opposed times and he's opposed them 14 times and he's abstained 22 times. >> ivan, the president of the turkish football club who smashed the referee in the face. >> i me

strong godhavn greatest britain yvette cooper .deas and ones immigration, good ideas and ones that will work as opposed to the randall plan. all right. >> okay. today's greatest britain suzanne with rachel britain suzanne wins with rachel mclean. mp there we go. now we're going to have rattle we're going to have to rattle through union suzanne through union jackass. suzanne go it's hugo, keith, kc , the >> so it's hugo, keith, kc, the lawyer who's leading the covid inquiry, like a pompous inquiry, behaving like a pompous idiot. only one line, idiot. he's only got one line, and that's try completely and that's to try and completely ignore the catastrophic damage lockdowns rather quickly. lockdowns did rather quickly. >> sir keir starmer, mp you know, he says that this is a gimmick, but he's never voted in favour of stricter measures to improve the asylum system. he's opposed times and he's opposed them 14 times and he's abstained 22 times. >> ivan, the president of the turkish football club who smashed the referee in the face. >> i

you know, watched yvette cooper know, i've watched yvette cooper today, talk today, patrick trying toian trying to, i suppose , bring her trying to, i suppose, bring her thatcherite credentials like sir keir shamelessly at keir starmer did shamelessly at the . but you those the weekend. but you watch those back benches, they were squirming all over the place because don't want to talk because they don't want to talk about they about immigration because they actually it, actually have no issue with it, because they support free because they still support free movement. something sir because they still support free mov starmer'yomething sir because they still support free movstarmer campaigned sir because they still support free movstarmer campaigned fbring keir starmer campaigned to bring back leader of the labour back as leader of the labour party back in 2020. so you know, at the end the day, i think at the end of the day, i think we've huge opportunity we've got a huge opportunity here on a labour party here to pounce on a labour party that very much that is still just very much say

you know, watched yvette cooper know, i've watched yvette cooper today, talk today, patrick trying to to, i suppose , bring her trying to, i suppose, bring her thatcherite credentials like sir keir shamelessly at keir starmer did shamelessly at the . but you those the weekend. but you watch those back benches, they were squirming all over the place because don't want to talk because they don't want to talk about they about immigration because they actually it, actually have no issue with it, because they support free because they still support free movement. something sir because they still support free mov starmer'yomething sir because they still support free movstarmer campaigned sir because they still support free movstarmer campaigned fbring keir starmer campaigned to bring back leader of the labour back as leader of the labour party back in 2020. so you know, at the end the day, i think at the end of the day, i think we've huge opportunity we've got a huge opportunity here on a labour party here to pounce on a labour party that very much that is still just very much saying we're

former shadow home secretary yvette cooper and shadow immigration minister stephen kinnock have reportedlyperts to draw up an alternate way to stop migrants crossing the channelin stop migrants crossing the channel in small boats. the plan would see asylum seekers have their claims processed in a second country with successful applicants allowed to come to the uk . labour leader sir keir the uk. labour leader sir keir starmer has previously dismissed the government's rwanda scheme as a gimmick . the government's rwanda scheme as a gimmick. conservative mp mike freer, whose constituency office was the target of a suspect arson attack, has told gb news that his office remains a crime scene as police continue to investigate . eight fire crews to investigate. eight fire crews were called to the building in north london on christmas eve after it was partially damaged by the blaze. the mp told us. police are examining cctv footage and he does not yet know when his office will be released back to him. no one was in the building at the time of the incident . the king used his incident. the king us

the shadow home secretary yvette cooper said spiking was a devastating crime and it was unbelievableit. ione wells, bbc news. lots of people will be on the move today, perhaps travelling before christmas, more travel disruption expected, i'm afraid, millions on the road and burialfor the expected, i'm afraid, millions on the road and burial for the getaway. rail disruption is predicted, with london paddington shutting and some other stations running reduced services. the windy weather could also cause problems, with yellow warnings in place from the met office. aru na iyengar reports. the final — before christmas. 1a million people expected to hit the roads today, many of them trying to get the last—minute gifts. big day tomorrow. the british retail consortium says many others have collectively to do shopping this year, that could have impact on the roads. �* ,., year, that could have impact on the roads. �* xiv year, that could have impact on the roads. ~ ;;:: , ., , year, that could have impact on the roads. ~ ;;::f ., , , roads. about 3096 of drivers say they are auoin roads. abou

yvette cooper vote shredder, absolute vote shredder for labour disaster i if i were keir starmer, i'd rwanda. >> she shredded james cleverly who we know she hasn't. we know . who we know she hasn't. we know. we know doesn't agree with the rwanda he calls it. but rwanda plan. he calls it. but she's terrible. who she's terrible . terrible. >> and the election is when windows, i suspect october. yes, yes. but certainly that's what the pm is suggesting. long terme i think october, november. >> i think we might see the party conferences and extort them. >> and because they make money them. >> of|d because they make money them. >> of|d b> of|d b> of so b> ofso don't erences, don't�*noney them. >> ofso don't never�*s, don't�*noney them. >> ofso don't never forget't�*noney that. >> and m- m to the order >> and we're back to the order where liberal where it's the liberal democrats, labour, the conservatives. so sunak will get the last word. can see raise the last word. you can see raise expectat

now we're up much closer to a million, i think keir starmer and shadow home secretary yvette cooper areto be honest with people and up one of and they picked up one of labour's ideas from or 5 years labour's ideas from 4 or 5 years ago points system, ago about a points based system, points system . points based system. >> work? because >> does that work? because i'm one people? maybe a bit one of these people? maybe a bit off with my party sometimes where think when we're where i think when we say we're having a points based system and we attracting the brightest and the the globe , the best from around the globe, what actually is what we're actually doing is de—skilling other countries. these are countries that probably need these workers more than do. and i don't than what we do. and i don't think that's the thing to think that's the right thing to do or i don't think the do or i don't think it's the moral do. moral thing to do. >> i mean, see an african >> i mean, you see an african countries countries >> i mean, you see an african countrieactually countries >> i mean, you see an afr

now we're up much closer to a million, i think keir starmer and shadow home secretary yvette cooper are to be honest with people and up one of and they picked up one of labour's ideas from or 5 years labour's ideas from 4 or 5 years ago points system, ago about a points based system, points system . points based system. >> work? because >> does that work? because i'm one people? maybe a bit one of these people? maybe a bit off with my party sometimes where think when we're where i think when we say we're having a points based system and we attracting the brightest and the the globe , the best from around the globe, what actually is what we're actually doing is de—skilling other countries. these are countries that probably need these workers more than do. and i don't than what we do. and i don't think that's the thing to think that's the right thing to do or i don't think the do or i don't think it's the moral do. moral thing to do. >> i mean, see an african >> i mean, you see an african countries countries >> i mean, you see an african countrieactually countries >> i mean, you see an af