Yvette Cooper

Yvette Cooper, the Home Secretary, discusses her ambitious target of 14,000 deportations aimed at addressing irregular immigration, sparking a conversation on the impact of such policies on vulnerable groups in the UK. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces criticism from his negotiators over his handling of ceasefire talks in the Israel-Hamas conflict. Steven Methven adds to the discussion, highlighting the geopolitical implications of these negotiations and the urgent need for humanitarian solutions amidst escalating tensions.

Yvette Cooper, the Home Secretary, emphasizes the urgent need to restore respect for the police amid rising far-right unrest. The conversation delves into the reasons behind the decline in far-right riots, highlighting swift legal responses as key deterrents. They also discuss Ukraine's recent military advances into Russia, the complexities of the ongoing conflict, and the potential impact on domestic stability. Additionally, the discussion touches on the tragic airstrike in Gaza, urging deeper exploration of geopolitical narratives and their implications.

Yvette Cooper criticizes the costly Rwanda scheme. Peter Walsh discusses Labour's immigration plan. Analysis of Tory leadership contenders. Labour proposes new border force. Changes to UK asylum policy debated.