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is going to be, mary? i think it will be october—november. i don't see rishi sunak calling it for may. i mean, he's the prime minister, he can call it when he wishes. i mean, everyone thinks it's - going to be november the 14th. and in terms of public opinion, final thought on the election... we had, of course, the famous brenda from bristol thing, you know, "not not another one" of a few years ago. but is there a sense now in the polling and the focus groups that people want an election sooner rather than later? yeah, i think when you ask people explicitly, would you like an election now? and there's been polling data to back this up, about two thirds of people say not even right now, but yes, we'd like one early. we don't want to wait till sort of winter this year. we don't want to, you know, have another year of this. i don't think it's yet a clamouring, people absolutely desperate to do it. and i think they'd rather just get it done with. well, it's interesting, and it will be along before we know it. scarlett, mary, ed — thank you all very much. thank you. nice to have you, james. it's a pleasure, thank you for having me. i think adam returns soonish. tomorrow, i believe. we'll talk to you again soon. bye—bye.

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like the uk are going to try and make policies like the rwanda scheme work in the coming years, decades, generation, and therefore the government should be trying to get this over the line even if it doesn't work in the short term? and that maybe future governments of whatever political stripe are going to have to think radically and do things at the moment that might not be palatable to a lot of people. mary? well, i'm not sure i agree with your thought experiment. i mean, i think this is a policy that is entirely self—constructed by the conservatives. it's unworkable, it's wildly expensive. it's already cost the taxpayer £400 million. and not a single person has gone on a plane to rwanda. and it's been chucked out by our supreme court. so ijust don't see where this goes. i think this was seen as a sort of clever dividing line with the labour party. and, you know, we've now discovered that rishi sunak raised concerns about the costs of the policy when he was chancellor.

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because they're not necessarily the people living next door to the asylum hotel. they're not the people whose children can't get on the social—housing list because those homes are being taken by new arrivals. they're not the people i visited who lived near the cliffs in dover, who've had migrants who've just come across on boats come to their homes and make their lives difficult. leftie middle—class liberals who sort of don't get it and might be instinctively sort of too soft? well, i think you do have to accept that the only countries that have fixed this problem, and some countries have, have taken very robust action. so if you want to fix this, like australia did, like greece has done more recently, you have to accept that you've got to do some very tough things. and i do think that it's worth doing those things in our own way. we'll make our own choices as a country, but it matters notjust because this is a passing issue, but it's something that's going

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other areas. fabian, you wanted to look at the middle east?— other areas. fabian, you wanted to look at the middle east? i hope you would agree — look at the middle east? i hope you would agree that _ look at the middle east? i hope you would agree that libya _ look at the middle east? i hope you would agree that libya is _ look at the middle east? i hope you would agree that libya is a - look at the middle east? i hope you would agree that libya is a crucial i would agree that libya is a crucial country given where it is geopolitically and given the total mess it is in, with effectively no estate and different factions fighting for the oil wealth and the exploitation of that oil. in 2016, this committee condemned your decision to intervene in libya as not having been based on accurate intelligence, and as having created a humanitarian crisis. with hindsight, would you agree? the short answer— hindsight, would you agree? the short answer to that is no. i remember— short answer to that is no. i remember reading that report, and i think it _ remember reading that report, and i think it was — remember reading that report, and i think it was my fellow conservative who was _ think it was my fellow conservative who was largely responsible for it. the member of parliament... i don't want _ the member of parliament... idon't want to— the member of parliament... i don't want to get— the member of parliament... i don't want to get his name wrong. the information i had at the time, and i don't _ information i had at the time, and i don't think— information i had at the time, and i don't think it — information i had at the time, and i don't think it was inaccurate, is that— don't think it was inaccurate, is that colonel gaddafi was heading

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enthusiastic about the bilateral relationship and what more we can do together~ _ relationship and what more we can do together. you relationship and what more we can do touether. ., ., , ., together. you have said there is an enthusiastic _ together. you have said there is an enthusiastic relationship _ together. you have said there is an enthusiastic relationship between i enthusiastic relationship between britain _ enthusiastic relationship between britain and — enthusiastic relationship between britain and morocco, _ enthusiastic relationship between britain and morocco, you - enthusiastic relationship between britain and morocco, you have . enthusiastic relationship between. britain and morocco, you have said they are _ britain and morocco, you have said they are a — britain and morocco, you have said they are a partner— britain and morocco, you have said they are a partner in— britain and morocco, you have said they are a partner in some - britain and morocco, you have said they are a partner in some of- britain and morocco, you have said they are a partner in some of our. they are a partner in some of our endeavours _ they are a partner in some of our endeavours. given _ they are a partner in some of our endeavours. given that _ they are a partner in some of our endeavours. given that there - they are a partner in some of our endeavours. given that there is i they are a partner in some of our. endeavours. given that there is the long-standing _ endeavours. given that there is the long—standing dispute _ endeavours. given that there is the long—standing dispute over- endeavours. given that there is the | long—standing dispute over western sahara _ long—standing dispute over western sahara and — long—standing dispute over western sahara and the _ long—standing dispute over western sahara and the united _ long—standing dispute over western sahara and the united states- sahara and the united states recognised _ sahara and the united states recognised moroccan - sahara and the united states. recognised moroccan southern sahara and the united states- recognised moroccan southern thri over western — recognised moroccan southern thri over western sahara _ recognised moroccan southern thri over western sahara in _ recognised moroccan southern thri over western sahara in 2020, - recognised moroccan southern thri i over western sahara in 2020, which helped _ over western sahara in 2020, which helped unlock — over western sahara in 2020, which helped unlock the _ over western sahara in 2020, which helped unlock the normalisation - over western sahara in 2020, which helped unlock the normalisation ofl helped unlock the normalisation of relations— helped unlock the normalisation of relations with _ helped unlock the normalisation of relations with israel— helped unlock the normalisation of relations with israel for _ helped unlock the normalisation of relations with israel for morocco, i relations with israel for morocco, why won't— relations with israel for morocco, why won't we? _ relations with israel for morocco, why won't we? i'm“ _ relations with israel for morocco, why won't we?— relations with israel for morocco, wh won'twe? �* , ., why won't we? i'm very happy to take this away and — why won't we? i'm very happy to take this away and look— why won't we? i'm very happy to take this away and look at _ why won't we? i'm very happy to take this away and look at it. _ why won't we? i'm very happy to take this away and look at it. whenever i i this away and look at it. whenever i have asked — this away and look at it. whenever i have asked this question before, i remember— have asked this question before, i remember as have asked this question before, i rememberas prime have asked this question before, i remember as prime minister it was always— remember as prime minister it was always when you were preparing for prime _ always when you were preparing for prime minister's questions, i don't see a _ prime minister's questions, i don't see a case — prime minister's questions, i don't see a case for change but i'm very happy— see a case for change but i'm very happy to— see a case for change but i'm very happy to take it away and have a look _ happy to take it away and have a look. ., ~' . happy to take it away and have a look. ., ,, ., �* ., , is happy to take it away and have a look-_ is this look. on to ukraine, bob. is this conflict in _ look. on to ukraine, bob. is this conflict in gaza _ look. on to ukraine, bob. is this conflict in gaza hampering - look. on to ukraine, bob. is this. conflict in gaza hampering support to ukraine? it is

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because — a british connection as it were, because they might work for the bbc or who _ because they might work for the bbc or who were helping to get out, not to come _ or who were helping to get out, not to come to — or who were helping to get out, not to come to britain necessarily but to come to britain necessarily but to carry _ to come to britain necessarily but to carry on — to come to britain necessarily but to carry on their work from egypt or elsewhere — to carry on their work from egypt or elsewhere. can to carry on their work from egypt or elsewhere. . , ., to carry on their work from egypt or elsewhere. ., , ., , to carry on their work from egypt or elsewhere-— to carry on their work from egypt or elsewhere. ., i. , ,, . . ., elsewhere. can you be specific about the number — elsewhere. can you be specific about the number of _ elsewhere. can you be specific about the number of uk _ elsewhere. can you be specific about the number of uk nationals - elsewhere. can you be specific about the number of uk nationals who - the number of uk nationals who remain? , ., ., �* , remain? yes, there are two british nationals. there _ remain? yes, there are two british nationals. there are _ remain? yes, there are two british nationals. there are two _ remain? yes, there are two british nationals. there are two british - nationals. there are two british nationals— nationals. there are two british nationals that remain as hostages. i don't _ nationals that remain as hostages. i don't want _ nationals that remain as hostages. i don't want to make any further comment— don't want to make any further comment on them. there are also of coursem _ comment on them. there are also of coursem do— comment on them. there are also of course... ~ ., y comment on them. there are also of course... ~ ., , ., ., course... do we know they are alive? i 'ust course... do we know they are alive? ijust don't — course... do we know they are alive? i just don't want _ course... do we know they are alive? i just don't want to _ course... do we know they are alive? i just don't want to say _ course... do we know they are alive? i just don't want to say any _ course... do we know they are alive? i just don't want to say any more. - ijust don't want to say any more. we don't — ijust don't want to say any more. we don't have any information to share _ we don't have any information to share with — we don't have any information to share with you. there are also, of course, _ share with you. there are also, of course, people very connected to britain _ we are doing everything we can to help in— we are doing everything we can to help in those cases. how we are doing everything we can to help in those cases.— help in those cases. how many hostaaes help in those cases. how many hostages have _ help in those cases. how many hostages have we _ help in those cases. how many hostages have we managed - help in those cases. how many hostages have we managed to | help in those cases. how many i hostages have we managed to get help in those cases. how many - hostages have we managed to get back to the uk? n

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leave. we cannot give you a precise number- alex _ leave. we cannot give you a precise number. alex chalk _ leave. we cannot give you a precise number. alex chalk gave _ leave. we cannot give you a precise number. alex chalk gave precise i number. alex chalk gave precise numbers on _ number. alex chalk gave precise numbers on the _ number. alex chalk gave precise numbers on the 7th _ number. alex chalk gave precise numbers on the 7th of— number. alex chalk gave precise | numbers on the 7th of november number. alex chalk gave precise i numbers on the 7th of november when he said _ numbers on the 7th of november when he said 100 _ numbers on the 7th of november when he said 100 had — numbers on the 7th of november when he said 100 had left _ numbers on the 7th of november when he said 100 had left and _ numbers on the 7th of november when he said 100 had left and 100 _ numbers on the 7th of november when he said 100 had left and 100 had - he said 100 had left and 100 had stayed — he said 100 had left and 100 had stayed 1— he said 100 had left and 100 had sta ed. ~ ~,, he said 100 had left and 100 had sta ed. ~ t, stayed. i think most of those hundred have _ stayed. i think most of those hundred have left. _ stayed. i think most of those hundred have left. i- stayed. i think most of those hundred have left. ithink- stayed. i think most of those | hundred have left. i think the stayed. i think most of those - hundred have left. i think the ones we don't _ hundred have left. i think the ones we don't know about having declared. there _ we don't know about having declared. there is_ we don't know about having declared. there is to _ we don't know about having declared. there is to be no have declared, 50% have left? _ there is to be no have declared, 50% have left? a, ., ,': :: :: ., there is to be no have declared, 50% have left? a, ., g; :: :: ., ., have left? more than 300 now have left with our — have left? more than 300 now have left with our assistance. _ have left? more than 300 now have left with our assistance. i _ have left? more than 300 now have left with our assistance. i think - left with our assistance. i think the crucial _ left with our assistance. i think the crucial number _ left with our assistance. i think the crucial number is, - left with our assistance. i think the crucial number is, how- left with our assistance. i think i the crucial number is, how many left with our assistance. i think - the crucial number is, how many are there _ the crucial number is, how many are there that _ the crucial number is, how many are there that are british nationals that want to leave and haven't left, and i_ that want to leave and haven't left, and i think— that want to leave and haven't left, and i think that is a very small number — and i think that is a very small number. and i think it is worth recognising the department is doing a good _ recognising the department is doing a good job in difficult circumstances. there is also quite a number— circumstances. there is also quite a number of— circumstances. there is also quite a number of people who have links to the uk, _ number of people who have links to the uk, they might have the right to remain— the uk, they might have the right to remain irr— the uk, they might have the right to remain in the uk, they might be commonwealth citizens from other countries _ commonwealth citizens from other countries who do not have representation in the region but we do who— representation in the region but we do who we — representation in the region but we do who we are helping to get out. and there — do who we are helping to get out. and there are also journalists and the families ofjournalists who have a british— the families ofjournalists who have a british connection as it were,

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could be taken. of course, no one wants _ could be taken. of course, no one wants to _ could be taken. of course, no one wants to see — could be taken. of course, no one wants to see escalation of conflict in the _ wants to see escalation of conflict in the middle east, but i think it is unacceptable to have the freedom of navigation effected in this way. so that— of navigation effected in this way. so that is— of navigation effected in this way. so that is the position we take. what _ so that is the position we take. what is — so that is the position we take. what is your sense of why the houthis are involving themselves? they would say it is the palestinian cause and they feel they should do what they can to take the side of the palestinians against what they see as the aggressors, the israelis. that is exactly what they say. they are also _ that is exactly what they say. they are also a — that is exactly what they say. they are also a proxy in some ways for iranian— are also a proxy in some ways for iranian action. that is what they say. _ iranian action. that is what they say, but — iranian action. that is what they say, but fundamentally the effect of what they— say, but fundamentally the effect of what they are doing is to stop the freedom — what they are doing is to stop the freedom of navigation, the free flow of goods— freedom of navigation, the free flow of goods and everything else, which is important to countries in the region. — is important to countries in the region, countries in the world. and i region, countries in the world. and lipst— region, countries in the world. and tiust don't— region, countries in the world. and ijust don't think we can accept this continued prevention of the freedom — this continued prevention of the freedom of navigation. that is what

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an understanding that we understand why they— an understanding that we understand why they feel so strongly about that event _ why they feel so strongly about that event and _ why they feel so strongly about that event and trying to put ourselves in their shoes — event and trying to put ourselves in their shoes i think it's really important. their shoes i think it's really important-— their shoes i think it's really imortant. . , . . , important. can i 'ust ask a number of ruick important. can i 'ust ask a number of quick factual— important. can ijust ask a number of quick factual questions. - important. can ijust ask a number of quick factual questions. how i important. can i just ask a number i of quick factual questions. how many uk citizens remain in gaza, and in particular in the north of gaza? in terms of the number of citizens in gaza, _ terms of the number of citizens in gaza, i_ terms of the number of citizens in gaza, i am — terms of the number of citizens in gaza, i am aware we have got a lot out and _ gaza, i am aware we have got a lot out and the — gaza, i am aware we have got a lot out and the israeli, egyptian and authorities within gaza have been helpful— authorities within gaza have been helpful in— authorities within gaza have been helpful in doing that. can authorities within gaza have been helpful in doing that.— helpful in doing that. can you be secific? helpful in doing that. can you be specific? i _ helpful in doing that. can you be specific? i know _ helpful in doing that. can you be specific? i know there _ helpful in doing that. can you be specific? i know there are - helpful in doing that. can you be specific? i know there are two i specific? i know there are two who want to get — specific? i know there are two who want to get out — specific? i know there are two who want to get out who _ specific? i know there are two who want to get out who don't - specific? i know there are two who want to get out who don't have i specific? i know there are two who | want to get out who don't have any security— want to get out who don't have any security clearance problems but you have not— security clearance problems but you have not yet got out. but i do not have _ have not yet got out. but i do not have but— have not yet got out. but i do not have but philip is going to find billy— have but philip is going to find billy number, i think there are still quite _ billy number, i think there are still quite a number of british nationals— still quite a number of british nationals or dual nationals who are in gaza _ nationals or dual nationals who are in gaza but— nationals or dual nationals who are in gaza but you haven't asked to leave _ in gaza but you haven't asked to leave. ~ ., i. . in gaza but you haven't asked to leave. ~ ., . , ., leave. we cannot give you a precise number.

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does _ understand and recognise that it does at — understand and recognise that it does at least make internal logical sense _ does at least make internal logical sense. and i think they will work with us, — sense. and i think they will work with us, there is relationships a very— with us, there is relationships a very long—standing as you know and they will— very long—standing as you know and they will work with us. i�*m very long-standing as you know and they will work with us.— they will work with us. i'm going to brina in they will work with us. i'm going to bring in dan _ they will work with us. i'm going to bring in dan at _ they will work with us. i'm going to bring in dan at that _ they will work with us. i'm going to bring in dan at that point. - they will work with us. i'm going to bring in dan at that point. just - they will work with us. i'm going to bring in dan at that point. just to l bring in dan at that point. just to follow on from _ bring in dan at that point. just to follow on from those _ bring in dan at that point. just to follow on from those points, - bring in dan at that point. just to i follow on from those points, joseph burrell— follow on from those points, joseph burrell has — follow on from those points, joseph burrell has stated _ follow on from those points, joseph burrell has stated that _ follow on from those points, joseph burrell has stated that eu _ follow on from those points, joseph burrell has stated that eu position i burrell has stated that eu position on gaza _ burrell has stated that eu position on gaza - — burrell has stated that eu position on gaza — israel— burrell has stated that eu position on gaza — israel has _ burrell has stated that eu position on gaza — israel has damaged - burrell has stated that eu position on gaza — israel has damaged the | on gaza — israel has damaged the eu's relationship— on gaza — israel has damaged the eu's relationship with _ on gaza — israel has damaged the eu's relationship with the - on gaza — israel has damaged the eu's relationship with the global. eu's relationship with the global south, _ eu's relationship with the global south, and — eu's relationship with the global south, and us— eu's relationship with the global south, and us cables _ eu's relationship with the global south, and us cables have - eu's relationship with the global south, and us cables have saidi eu's relationship with the global. south, and us cables have said the same _ south, and us cables have said the same for— south, and us cables have said the same for the — south, and us cables have said the same for the us. _ south, and us cables have said the same for the us. do _ south, and us cables have said the same for the us. do you _ south, and us cables have said the same for the us. do you think- south, and us cables have said the same for the us. do you think that| same for the us. do you think that is the _ same for the us. do you think that is the same — same for the us. do you think that is the same for— same for the us. do you think that is the same for the _ same for the us. do you think that is the same for the uk? _ same for the us. do you think that is the same for the uk?— is the same for the uk? there are countries in _ is the same for the uk? there are countries in the _ is the same for the uk? there are countries in the global— is the same for the uk? there are countries in the global south - is the same for the uk? there are countries in the global south who | countries in the global south who want _ countries in the global south who want an— countries in the global south who want an immediate ceasefire, disagree _ want an immediate ceasefire, disagree with people that don't say that. disagree with people that don't say that and _ disagree with people that don't say that. and so that means you are in disagreement and so perhaps your standing _ disagreement and so perhaps your standing will suffer in some way, but i _ standing will suffer in some way, but i don't — standing will suffer in some way, but i don't think we should just accept — but i don't think we should just accept that and do nothing about it. ithink— accept that and do nothing about it. i think we _ accept that and do nothing about it. i think we have to make our case very— i think we have to make our case very vigorously, as i do. i know when _ very vigorously, as i do. i know when i — very vigorously, as i do. i know when i meet south african foreign ministers, — when i meet south african foreign ministers, i would say i want this

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