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I also think we have to wait to hear the reporting about whether there has been an appeal taken. we have not heard any of that reporting yet, and so i can imagine a short period of time after thursday, given to the trump team to give their ducks in a row if they want to appeal to jack smith or other people within main justice, including merrick garland. so i don't have an exact time, but if i were to rough estimating, i would think in the next couple of weeks we are going to be in the next phase of this case, which is an indictment in the january 6th case. and that's where there will be lots o...

Over a combination of severe weather but also staffing shortages at u.s. airlines and at the federal aviation administration, the faa, especially with air traffic controllers. and the reason all of that context is important is because that's what they're building from into what is expected to be a record weekend for travel over this fourth of july. and not just by air but by road as well. aaa estimating that nearly over 40 million people are expected to drive. that's up from last year. over 4 million are expected to fly. that's up over 10% from last year. and even up from a record travel year ...

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Reference some of the other solutions that the government is looking at. things like housing people on barges and in disused military bases but that will also, the cost. the bbc has learned of internal government projections which suggest the home office is estimating that have to spend between 3— £6 million over the next two years on that detention removal and ongoing accommodation costs. there is some concern among government insiders that the cost of this are escalating. but politically in the uk, it's very important for the government to be seen to be tackling this because the prime min...

That the government is taking action against the individuals who are crossing the channel. their plan to detain and remove anybody who arrives illegally and barred access to the asylum system in the uk. there has been a lot of criticism of that from some politicians and actually in the house of lords here, which this week will return to considering the government's proposal or to enable them to do this. there is another point around, real flashpoint has been this issue of housing asylum seekers and hotels that you just heard robertjenrick talking about there. it is costly. it costs about £7 m...