they will not work and they are unfair. also in the programme this lunchtime. questions from relatives about why it took police almost two days to find the victims of a car crash in cardiff that left three young people dead and two seriously injured. scientists say annual flood damage in parts of the uk could increase by more than 20% over the next century. calls for anyone with a prepayment meter for their energy supply to have it removed for free. and tickets for this year s eurovision song contest final in liverpool have sold out in just over half an hour. coming up on the bbc news channel. refunds for liverpool fans who attended last year s champions league final, as uefa take responsibility for scenes where supporters were tear gassed in paris. hello. good afternoon. enough is enough the words of the home secretary in the last few minutes as she outlined the government s plan to stop migrants coming to the uk on small boats. suella braverman was introducing to the ho
that if you come across, you will not only be detained in the future, but you will be sent back and you won t be allowed back in. but, after so many other measures in the past, will these new ones actually work? the government has tried various methods in the past, like funding french police to patrol beaches in northern france and putting naval vessels in the channel. it is also trying to send migrants to rwanda, but so far, that policy is being challenged by opponents. labour and the liberal democrats say the measures are unworkable. they say it would be impossible to detain thousands of migrants and return them to safe places. and many refugee charities say the new system is simply unfair on the migrants. it doesn t matter what side of the argument you sit on, stopping the boats is a priority, people risk their lives taking these journeys, but the way we do that is to offer safe legal routes. currently we don t have adequate safe legal routes