Other issues. interesting to see if other states follow suit. what might be easier is a federal law. todd: thanks, lobbyists. carley: cost of cooling homes this summer. cheryl: are you loving the heat? you may not be loving the bill. cooling a home is expected to hit a 10-year high. average cost predicted $719 between june and september. two years ago, $573 average. the association is blaming climate change. mark wolf says inflation in sense you have to spend more to cool your house, you use more, you can t blame the price, this is price of climate change.
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Start talking about what the conservative party is putting forward to, their immigration plans. they are talking about giving mps a say in terms of migration figures, talking about bringing migration down, but what we have seen from think tanks and statistics, migration is already coming down? yes, by something like 60,000 last year, but it has come down from a huge high of 764,000 to a couple of years ago. this is a few years after britain voted to leave the eu, the conservatives are promising to take control of the borders and reduce migration. the conservatives have gone on to reduce net migration by tens of thousands. clearly net migration since then has soared, so what they are promising as if they are re elected, experts will crunch the numbers, as you say, and look at
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The first live tv debate of the election campaign takes place this evening, with rishi sunak and keir starmer going face to face for an hour in front of a studio audience in salford. it comes at the end of a day of campaigning dominated by the issue of migration, as our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. the home secretary touring a company that transports things around the uk and europe, though today he s more concerned about the movement of people. the conservatives might point to last year s fall in net migration the difference between the amount of people arriving in the uk and leaving but on their watch numbers have reached a record high. now they are saying they would cap family and work visas, though haven t put figures on it. we recognise that companies like this will, of course, need some levels of migration, but we also recognise that migration puts pressure on public services, and getting the balance right is a conversation that is long overdue. thanks for coming, everybody. part of the pressure on the tories has come from this party.
The conservatives might point to last year s fall in net migration the difference between the amount of people arriving in the uk and leaving but on their watch numbers have reached a record high. now they are saying they would cap family and work visas, though haven t put figures on it. we recognise that companies like this will, of course, need some levels of migration, but we also recognise that migration puts pressure on public services, and getting the balance right is a conversation that is long overdue. thanks for coming, everybody. part of the pressure on the tories has come from this party. they have opened up the borders to mass immigration like we have never seen before. reform uk s attracted attention, with bold promises on reducing legal immigration levels and stopping small boat crossings. for all the support. ..it seems not everyone s a fan of their approach.
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Correspondent alex forsyth. the home secretary touring a company that transports things around the uk and europe, though today, he s more concerned about the movement of people. the conservatives might point to last year s fall in net migration the difference between the amount of people arriving in the uk and leaving but on their watch numbers have reached a record high. now they are saying they would cap family and work visas, though haven t put figures on it. we recognise that companies like this will, of course, need some levels of migration, but we also recognise that migration puts pressure on public services, and getting the balance right is a conversation that is long overdue. thanks for coming, everybody. part of the pressure on the tories has come from this party. they have opened up the borders to mass immigration like we have never seen before. reform uk s attracted attention, with bold promises on reducing legal immigration levels and stopping small boat crossings. for all the support.
Past. so he s continuing to attract attention and divide opinion right across the country. attention and divide opinion right across the country. mike, one of his to to across the country. mike, one of his go to sound across the country. mike, one of his go to sound bites across the country. mike, one of his go to sound bites on across the country. mike, one of his go to sound bites on migration - across the country. mike, one of his go to sound bites on migration is i go to sound bites on migration is that there are streets around the country, in oldham, perhaps burnley where people don t speak english. some parts of our country where he says there s not enough assimilation. is he right? i says there s not enough assimilation. is he right? i think it s an old assimilation. is he right? i think it s an old stereotype. assimilation. is he right? i think it s an old stereotype. look, - assimilation. is he right? i think it s an old stereotype. look, in. it s an old stereotype. look, in lancashire, it s an old stereotype. look, in lancashire, we are no strangers to migration, lancashire, we are no strangers to migration, it s not a new thing. i think migration, it s not a new thing. i think particularly around the brexit campaign, think particularly around the brexit campaign, it was quite high up people s campaign, it was quite high up people s agenda when you talk about what issues matter to them. at the minute, what issues matter to them. at the minute, it what issues matter to them. at the minute, it doesn t seem to be that high minute, it doesn t seem to be that high there minute, it doesn t seem to be that high. there is an awful lot of community cohesion around the northwest. there is the odd issue, but talking northwest. there is the odd issue, but talking about no go zones and things but talking about no go zones and things like that, it sjust not something that you do see. and i