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The motive for this attack today but natalie elphick said to me that after the attack, she spoke to the immigration minister and she said, this is a problem, we have an immigration crisis and yesterday alone we saw almost 1000 migrants come here to dover. she said that it is something that needs to be taken seriously, so she has already been speaking to the immigration minister this afternoon and as i say, we do not have any motive here of why this attack took place but i willjust leave you brie...

This meeting today with her ukrainian counterart? , ., ukrainian counterpart? yes, morning, nara. a ukrainian counterpart? yes, morning, naga- a call — ukrainian counterpart? yes, morning, naga- a call with _ ukrainian counterpart? yes, morning, naga. a call with the _ ukrainian counterpart? yes, morning, naga. a call with the ukrainian - naga. a call with the ukrainian foreign secretary later this morning where i have no doubt that these cases will be raised. the uk firmly believes that this ...

Which the uk government says is absolutely not true. that was not why they were there. they were there because of their lives in ukraine, which have been going on for several years now. there is speculation that it might lead to a prisoner swap at some point. and we heard this morning from the conservative mp robertjenrick, former cabinet minister, he is the mp for the parents of one of the team agreement. —— one of the two men. i hope that a prisoner swap can be negotiated quickly. there ar...

People. im wondering whether the pendulum will swing from the knot in my backyard conservatives to the conservatives who worry there are not enough homes. robertjenrick, the former housing minister who was responsible for the old planning plans, said yesterday there was no way the government will be able to hit its target of 300,000 homes every year under this system. these are the arguments that will be playing out with a piece of legislation in front of the mps to do tonight. fin legislation ...

Feel is that weve gone overboard and some buildings are being claimed to be unsafe, where actually the risk is very, very low and is an acceptable level of risk. in the autumn, michael gove replaced robertjenrick as housing secretary and there was a change of tone from government. in his first appearance before the housing committee in november. mr gove questioned why leaseholders should have to pay at all. we also have a responsibility to relieve some of the obligations that are being faced by ...

Fixing it up now. its a massive job, but what i do feel is that weve gone overboard and some buildings are being claimed to be unsafe, where actually the risk is very, very low and is an acceptable level of risk. in the autumn, michael gove replaced robertjenrick as housing secretary and there was a change of tone from government. in his first appearance before the housing committee in november. mr gove questioned why leaseholders should have to pay at all. we also have a responsibility to relie...

And parcel of the process. so, for example, architects and engineers who used to go on site regularly to supervise the work, they rarely go on site now. so do you think the system is broken then? i think the system was broken in 2017. i think were gradually fixing it up now. its a massive job, but what i do feel is that weve gone overboard and some buildings are being claimed to be unsafe, where actually the risk is very, very low and is an acceptable level of risk. in the autumn, michael gove r...

To the mass building of new homes? yes, borisjohnson yes, boris johnson has yes, borisjohnson has promised to build 300,000 homes in england every year by 2025. and to do that he was preparing to introduce some pretty radical reforms of planning laws in england. they would have given developers much more freedom to build homes in allocated parts of the country. but they were deeply unpopular with some residents who could have been affected and with many tory mps as well. they were worried that i...

Deputy prime minister, a title not given out since 2015. it was a good day for former health ministers... reporter: are you happy with that, are you happy? | very. nadine dorries, "very happy" to be the new culture secretary. also smiling, nadhim zahawi, who led the vaccine roll—out, now in charge of education. the former education secretary gavin williamson was among those to be sacked from the government completely. a widely expected move after he was heavily criticised for his handling of e...

Will have a spending review where the government allocates all the money for the next three years to each individual government department, that is overseen by the chief secretary to the treasury, basically the biggest thing a chief secretary to the treasury can do in that job, secretary to the treasury can do in thatjob, the chief secretary to the treasury yesterday steve barclay is now minister for the cabinet office and hes been replaced by simon clark, just a few weeks before the process get...