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Last one because we have to talk about the news although i could do this all night. i'm happy as long as i'm mounted, he used to say, and you are so compulsively rideable. surely that is jilly cooper! absolutely, 1000%, it is from riders. i'm sure they are very good but there is a theme runs through them. i was going to try and say a mounting joke... let's not. let's get on with this episode of newscast. hello, it is adam in the studio. and james in the studio. lovely to have you here and we will be joined virtually by chris mason who's been on a beach all day but talking about migration becau...

You're live with bbc news. the latest net migration figures, showing the difference between the number of people coming to live in the uk and the number leaving, are expected to hit a record high this morning. it's predicted they will be in the region of 700,000 — well in excess of the previous high of about half a million. mark easton has the story. we can't bring you that report from mark easton so hopefully we shall be able to update you on that a little later but it will no doubt dominate the politics headlines here in the uk. biscoe to japan. —— let's go. japan hopes to begin discha...

More than 28 percent of Peterborough residents are born outside of the UK.

Say before the next general election. there was some policy snuckin election. there was some policy snuck in there, i'm not sure it was flagged up all that much, checking with labour afterwards, and that was keir starmer saying that the skills shortage list allows for foreign workers to be paid 20% less than domestic workers, labourare workers to be paid 20% less than domestic workers, labour are saying they would scrap that because they keep it provides an incentive to bring in cheaperforeign labour, and also changes to the apprenticeship levy too. but fundamentally that was a bit of a battle...

Obviously rivals up rishi sunak us with that in the view that there is a here really orienting sacking and secondly the politics of it as well given that she does not seem to have done much wrong and the prime minister poz bellevue. you certainly would not want the political trouble from the right of the governing conservative party that he would have got from removing her, so if you like the suella braverman storm was a rather gentle one and has sort of passed through british politics and has sort of heading out. although of course matthew it would no longer be —— no doubt be revived tomo...