race. so for most normal british people, well, this race is sort of bubbling up in the background, but certainly not necessarily front and center in the headlines for the last month or so. the most interesting part of it was in the first few days when conservative party mps were whittling the field down to two, the foreign secretary liz truss and rishi sunak, the former chancellor. these are not necessarily the two that polls had as the conservative party membership favorites this is part of the criticism of the system that mps don t necessarily represent the conservative party members and conservative party members don t necessarily reflect the wider electorate. in fact, a 20 18 study found that 97% of party members, conservative party members, were white, vast majority male, the vast majority over the age of 55, this represents in total less than half of 1% of the overall uk electorate. it is important to point out that the other major parties
countries to get to mexico. the pastor shows us how it works. anticipation builds as he puts migrants on a list by arrival date. the parents arrived in early august, and don t make the cut on this day. after months of waiting, and paper work, the pastor buses these migrants to the reynosa international bridge where they walk up to immigration and in most cases ask for asylum. on this day, he says he bused more than 200. this removes the human smuggler. this is them going to the port of entry and in some cases asking for asylum. there is many people on the list and then it has got to be legal. reporter: legal, but still broken. more than 40% of the more than 28,000 exceptions to title 42 have happened here, at the reynosa hidalgo international
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assure you that somebody from the fbi is showing up at their homes and demanding they return that information. so i am not so sure that the former president trump did anyone any good with that speech tonight. just by showing up in pennsylvania, he s making the election much more about himself and, of course, most republican candidates don t want anything to do with donald trump in this general election. they want this to be about joe biden and the democrats, but to the extent that trump inserts himself into this conversation, he s giving the democrats a major gift right now. that s what we re witnessing in pennsylvania. mehmet oz and doug mastriano were there. but mehmet oz i don t think wants to be anywhere near donald trump in this fall election. it doesn t do him any good. he has to win swing voters and it is hard to do that when trump is playing and pandering to the base. so you talked about the importance of donald trump maybe acting as an anchor for these
centre in wennington. this is what s left of claire s home just a few hundred yards away. it once sat in the middle of a cornfield. there s nothing left. absolute, complete devastation. you know, all documents, all your jewellery, literally your whole life is gone in an instant. the family is now living in rented accommodation with constant reminders of what they ve lost. be at home with the kids, i need this. no, don t have that any more. oh, what about this? just silly things, toys. you know, appointment letters. just so, so much, literallys. toothpaste. toothpaste, toothbrushes, yeah. that s all had to go out. all your herbs and spices for your cooking. just literally everything. you ve got to start from scratch. people who lost their homes can come here to pick up new clothes, shoes or toys. what s not taken will be sold off, with the money going to the fire victims. natalie de lucia, who used