Vicky Young

Join BBC's James Landale, a diplomatic correspondent who breaks down the implications of UK recognizing Palestine, touching on UN dynamics and the controversy surrounding Israeli PM Netanyahu's stance. Vicky Young from Politics Live explores the bold immigration proposals by Reform UK, including the potential abolition of migrants' permanent settlement rights, sparking discussions on feasibility and impact. Together, they navigate the intersections of international politics and domestic policy in a rapidly changing landscape.

Vicki Young, BBC’s deputy political editor, brings her keen insights on political developments, while Mike Padgham, Chair of the Independent Care Group, champions care providers in North Yorkshire. They dive into the government's ambitious yet delayed plans for a new independent commission on social care, emphasizing the frustration over timelines and proposed reforms. The conversation touches on the critical need for a unified National Care Service, addressing immediate concerns like staff pay, and the ongoing struggle against unfulfilled promises in care provision.

In this discussion, Vicki Young, BBC Deputy Political Editor, and Fergus Walsh, BBC Medical Editor, delve into the historic vote that passed the assisted dying bill in Parliament. They explore the emotional and moral complexities surrounding the debate, highlighting personal stories that swayed opinions. The show also examines the legislative process ahead and the divided views among MPs. Fergus shares insights into the medical implications, while Vicki reflects on public sentiment and the responsibilities of lawmakers in shaping this sensitive issue.