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To exact political punishment on. and then they arrive in our cities without either the ability to work or federal resources to support them. so we know the current system isn't working, but it's also very clear to us that there is a path that does work here, and that is if we can have folks that arrive with work authorization, with federal support, and with a plan for coordinated entry throughout the country. we actually as mayors can make this system work, if we can get congress to actually act on the things we need, which are the federal dollars for support for border staff, federal dollars...

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Of the current protocol ripped up? labour said they would support a new deal but rishi sunak might be very wary of trying to get a plan through parliament on the back of labour votes. third, he needs the eu to agree that it's time to do a deal. there is a willingness on both sides to find a compromise, to find a way out, and it is important for the eu but also important for the uk. applause. there has been a clear shift in tone as both sides look to finalise a deal that could mark a reset in uk—eu relations for the first time since brexit. but for, rishi sunak there are still big political h...

Break are hit by the impact of border staff strikes — with reported ferry boarding times on the french side in excess of six hours. 0ur money and work reporter peter ruddick gave me an update earlier. we know there are massive queues at calais, mainly of coaches trying to get back to the uk from these big have turned trips. it's actually one of the busiest days of the year for schools returning from ski trips during half term. we've seen pictures of incredible cues just outside calais. as you were saying, pno have been tweeting warning people there is a six and a half hour wait at calais for...

Twelve cheetahs from south africa have arrived in central india as part of plans to reintroduce the animals. an agreement between the two governments will see dozens of the big cats sent over the next decade. queues are building in france as people returning from half—term break are hit by the impact of border staff strikes — with reported ferry boarding times on the french side in excess of six hours. 0ur money and work reporter peter ruddick gave me an update earlier. look at that. we know there are massive queues at calais, mainly coaches trying to get back to the uk from these big have...