insurance crisis that is crushing on people who live off the water, live near the water. explain all that. we got to see the destruction hurricane ian did down in fort myers. we took a crew, a team down to fort myers last year. we took a big barge down and craned boats out of people s yards, on top of people s houses. and we ve seen stuff that i didn t know a storm could do. and so it was a real big eye-opener to my whole family. i think my dad is worryied wors case scenario he doesn t want to be like what happened in fort myers. with insurance stuff going on, we re all worried. that s why we re staying here to see if there is anything that we can do to protect what we have. chase, hurricane hermine which was a hurricane 1 storm, it did pass through here. it had a 6-foot storm surge. now we re standing down by the water. there is a bar area up here in
that is not sustainable in the longer term and they have been looking for alternatives. holiday camps have been largely willed out. former military bases in lincolnshire and essex and the stockholm barge down in dorset. this may well be part of that approach. rishi sunak has of course made stopping the boats coming across the channel one of his political priorities. it is proving difficult to achieve in practice. numbers for june were the highest for that month on record. just yesterday the government faced a ruling in the high court which said its practice of housing and accompany children seeking asylum in hotels to be unlawful and now this potential problem over the summer when higher numbers are expected to come and it is unclear whether the accommodation the government has in mind is going to be ready. sojust another example really of how difficult this problem