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Conservative MP David Reed, "Illegal migration is reaching" Victoria Derbyshire, "Sorry, are you saying the suspect was an illegal migrant? He was given permission to stay in the country by your then government" David Reed *waffles a bit*, "I won't comment on the case" Victoria Derbyshire, "Ok" David Reed,...

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Tory MP Reed went on Newsnight to blame the Belfast knife attack on illegal immigration. Victoria Derbyshire pointed out that the man charged with the attack had been granted legal permission to remain in the UK by the Conservative government. Reed suddenly didn't want to talk about the case. Instead, he muttered something about migration being a "massive issue" and claimed "the things are linked". Derbyshire reminded him again: the suspect was here legally.

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Victoria Atkins's car crash interview on migration Victoria Derbyshire, "Net migration has been even higher than had been previously reported" "906,000 for the year to June 2023 With 1.3 million coming to the UK And 443,000 people leaving" "728,000 for the year ending June 2024" "The Conservatives were in government during that period" "In the 2019, you pledged to get net migration down, it was in your manifesto.. It increased by 700,000 people.. What was your reaction when you heard that number?" Victoria Atkins, "We wanted immigration to come down and it didn't.. We want to do better for voters" Victoria Derbyshire, "So when you heard it was nearly a million in 2023, what did you think?" Victoria Atkins, "Like you being fair minded, I imagine you and others understand three humanitarian crisis.. Ukraine, Afghanistan, Hong Kong" Victoria Derbyshire, "Just on that point, humanitarian visas in 2023 made up 7% of the 1.44 million legal visas you handed out.. So it's a tiny proportion" Victoria Atkins, "But a significant one" Victoria Derbyshire, "When you heard it 1 million people on your watch, what did you think?" Victoria Atkins, "It's too high.. That's why Rishi Sunak made decision t o stop international students bringing dependants" Victoria Derbyshire, "You had to bring in reforms to reverse the numbers that came in because of your earlier reforms" Victoria Atkins, "This is a popular country due to our universities.. There was an issue with dependents.. We have to look forward... Labour don't have any firm plans for change" Victoria Derbyshire, "We haven't heard their speech yet" Victoria Atkins, "We've had pre briefs haven't we.. Labour are opening more hotels across the country.. Focusing on the process.. But not the deterrents" Victoria Derbyshire, "Since 2010 the Conservatives promised to bring down net migration.. David Cameron.. Theresa May.. 2010, 2015, 2017, 2019.. You promised voters you'll bring it down, and every single time you've actually delivered the opposite.. So I wonder why any voter should ever believe anything the Conservatives say on net migration ever again" Victoria Atkins, "We took an enormous loss in July.. We're trying to understand what voters are saying to saying to us.. We also know the economy is a huge issue in the cost of living crisis.. Farm tax across the UK" Victoria Derbyshire, "May I bring you back to legal migration.. Kemi Badenoch said she would bring a strict numerical cap, what does that mean?" Victoria Atkins, "We are at the beginning of this conversation" Victoria Derbyshire, "What is the strict numerical plan?" Victoria Atkins, "You would not expect us to have operational details on this at this stage" Victoria Derbyshire, "Ball park figure? I'm asking you because your new leader promised a strict numerical cap without a figure, so in a sense its meaningless without a figure" Victoria Atkins, "We've got quite a bit of time before the next election.. We're going to hold the government in account.. Farming tax"

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Victoria Derbyshire, "Labour say the tax rises are because of 14 years of broken services by the Conservative government" David Cameron's sister-in-law, Emily Sheffield, "Labour are going to keep blaming the Conservative government for as long as they like.. It's such a boring argument by Labour" Victoria Derbyshire, "Boring?" David Cameron's sister-in-law, Emily Sheffield, "Labour are in power, they made up a £22 billion hole.. It wasn't £22 billion" Nicholas Watt, "We discussed that last time.. It includes rises that the previous Conservative government did not factor in" David Cameron's sister-in-law, Emily Sheffield, "It's not £22 billion.. It's not £22 billion.. These are Labour's choices" Alex Sobel, "First of all, early this year, the Conservative government was blaming the last Labour government in 2010" David Cameron's sister-in-law, Emily Sheffield, "Maybe just answer my question" Alex Sobel, "I'm responding to your point. It's a bit rich now to say that we're literally three months into government and Labour are still blaming the last Conservative government that were in power this year"

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Victoria Derbyshire, "Only 6% of Greenlanders want their country to be part of the US, 85% are against that" "You're a democratic country. They're a democratic country. They're allies in NATO" Rep Andy Ogles, "I've hosted Greenlanders in my office, they disagree with your sentiment" Victoria Derbyshire, "It's not my sentiment" Rep Andy Ogles, "The US is leading from a position of strength. Denmark and NATO are having trouble reconciling with that. At end of the day its the US that will keep Russia and China at bay" Victoria Derbyshire, "President Trump appears to be good friends with President Putin"

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Victoria Derbyshire, "Your Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said Donald Trump would be a force for good in the world" "I wonder if you think Donald Trump bringing President Putin in from the cold, and his approach to the Ukraine peace process, makes Donald Trump a force for good in the world?" Priti Patel, "His position has not changed, he's made it clear he wants it to end.. There is no peace right now.. No ceasefire.. This is just the start" Victoria Derbyshire, "Do you have an alternative plan to end the war? Which doesn't include Ukraine giving up its territory and Ukraine not becoming a member of NATO?" Priti Patel, "These are views aired by a range of people over recent days" Victoria Derbyshire, "That's what the leader of the free world, Donald Trump, seems to be thinking, which is difference to what his defence secretary seems to be thinking" Priti Patel, "It's early days" Victoria Derbyshire, "It sounds like you're saying, without saying it clearly, that you don't believe what President Trump and the US Secretary of Defence have said this week" Priti Patel, "We have to understand in detail what they are saying" Victoria Derbyshire, "I'm literally going on what they said" Priti Patel, "Well we don't know that"
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Victoria Derbyshire, "Your Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said Donald Trump would be a force for good in the world" "I wonder if you think Donald Trump bringing President Putin in from the cold, and his approach to the Ukraine peace process, makes Donald Trump a force for good in the world?" Priti Patel, "His position has not changed, he's made it clear he wants it to end.. There is no peace right now.. No ceasefire.. This is just the start" Victoria Derbyshire, "Do you have an alternative plan to end the war? Which doesn't include Ukraine giving up its territory and Ukraine not becoming a member of NATO?" Priti Patel, "These are views aired by a range of people over recent days" Victoria Derbyshire, "That's what the leader of the free world, Donald Trump, seems to be thinking, which is difference to what his defence secretary seems to be thinking" Priti Patel, "It's early days" Victoria Derbyshire, "It sounds like you're saying, without saying it clearly, that you don't believe what President Trump and the US Secretary of Defence have said this week" Priti Patel, "We have to understand in detail what they are saying" Victoria Derbyshire, "I'm literally going on what they said" Priti Patel, "Well we don't know that"

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David Starkey notes that Jeremy Hunt's book neglects mass migration, which he presided over while in government, and only mentions Islam once — referencing "persecuted Muslims". Hunt responds by saying, "I am married to a foreigner. I think one of the best things about this country is the fact that, over centuries, we have welcomed the brightest and the best from all over the world." Britain had less migration between 1066 and the Second World War than it has since 1997, under Hunt's government. Hunt's vague platitudes about integration are infuriating. He is only "worried" about illegal migration because it will "break the social contract" which lets legal migration to continue. He is either lying or delusional. Either way, he isn't sorry for what his government did to our country.
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David Starkey notes that Jeremy Hunt's book neglects mass migration, which he presided over while in government, and only mentions Islam once — referencing "persecuted Muslims". Hunt responds by saying, "I am married to a foreigner. I think one of the best things about this country is the fact that, over centuries, we have welcomed the brightest and the best from all over the world." Britain had less migration between 1066 and the Second World War than it has since 1997, under Hunt's government. Hunt's vague platitudes about integration are infuriating. He is only "worried" about illegal migration because it will "break the social contract" which lets legal migration to continue. He is either lying or delusional. Either way, he isn't sorry for what his government did to our country.

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“What are the sort of things that are influencing you...?” “...the amount of vape shops and nail bars that are in my area...” Victoria Derbyshire attends a focus group and speaks to undecided voters in the Makerfield constituency ahead of Thursday’s by-election. #Newsnight
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“What are the sort of things that are influencing you...?” “...the amount of vape shops and nail bars that are in my area...” Victoria Derbyshire attends a focus group and speaks to undecided voters in the Makerfield constituency ahead of Thursday’s by-election. #Newsnight

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