back to than is absolutely disgraceful and trying to hire rapidly, we re talking about a backlog of 510,000 asylum seekers and they take something around 400 days to process them. before we get them out of hotels and regularize their position in the uk or decide that they should not be here at all, you really do have to get a move on and this is certainly not the way to do it. . . and this is certainly not the way to do it. , . ., and this is certainly not the way to do it. , . . . do it. let s have a look at the telegraph do it. let s have a look at the telegraph and do it. let s have a look at the telegraph and this do it. let s have a look at the telegraph and this is - do it. let s have a look at the telegraph and this is about i do it. let s have a look at the - telegraph and this is about reviving the bill of rights just been extremely controversial, take us through that. extremely controversial, take us through that- through that. this is the rishi sunak go
. . . [applause] rachel: bravo. pete: bravo indeed. by jason nelson, today is national saxophone day. of course it is. pete: well-done, jason. will: he is in studio right beneath us. what a wonderful day to start the morning. rachel: i love that he wears shades. pete: no other way to do it. i don t know jason, but he cool. rachel: i met him in the green room. this is not the end of jason, we got him throughout the show. will: national saxophone day, your national anthem. we re two days out from the midterm elections. three presidents hit the campaign trail in pennsylvania, both former president obama and president biden campaigning for john fetterman at a rally and president trump putting on a rally as well in the state of pennsylvania, this for dr. mehmet oz. let s take a listen to obama and biden. fundamental rights are on the ballot. truth and facts and logic and reason and basic decency are on the ballot. democracy itself is on the ballot. the stakes are high. pres
border. i think we re a very compassionate country and people but i m very concerned about the people that have come across that border and numbers of people. will: why is immigration so important? being from texas, i have four grandchildren that are here. i m very concerned about the fentanyl and the crime. rachel: your top issues. crime. crime. rachel: hearing that a lot. tell me what is worrying but it? the cashless bail. they need to get rid of that. i don t know one street cop, any line cop going for the democrats with this whole defund the police nonsense. good morning, all of you, you re hearing from americans today who are telling you what they care about, inflation, crime, the border, the school, everything is on the table and we re going to be going to diners all across the country on election day. good morning will. good morning. pete: pete good morning, rachel. rachel: more from everybody. pete: more from you out there. if you re in, how do you say tha
he holds up to the podium. i think he might be. let s listen in. still making his way to the stage here. the state of pennsylvania on a knife edge and very significant is this race for the congress, the race has tightened in favour of the republican. after the democratic candidate suffered a stroke in may. and as she struggled at times during recent televised debates with doctor. stay with us on bbc world news. donald trump there responding to the crowds, it must be very cold there now but they are there in droves and he does have many fervent supporters after he s strongly hinted in the past few days that he may make a bid for the presidential race in 2024 and he is considering an announcement on the 14th of november for that. and talking about backing the republican candidates for the state of pennsylvania. for the midterm elections. let s listen in. still taking his time the former president has been speaking together at a rally at the state of pennsylvania this race here
the bbc has heard evidence that albanian drug gangs are using migrant camps in northern france as a recruitment ground, offering to pay the passage of people who looking for better economic prospects and are prepared to work in the uk s illegal drugs trade. albanians account for at least one third of the 38,000 people who ve crossed the channel to england this year, according to the latest government figures. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson reports. for each boat, each migrant, there can be many smugglers. albanian fixers, uk guarantors, kurdish criminal gangs. one man who paid for a place on a kurdish boat this summer says he was approached by recruiters for the uk drugs trade in a dunkirk migrant camp. translation: they offered me lots of things - - to pay for thejourney, to give me a job, but i wasn t interested. they asked me four or five times. this is where the albanian migrant trail begins. small towns like laknas marked by absence the shuttered houses and empty ca