record states but the saudi human rights record today continues to be very noon record today continues to be very poor. people are trying to wash that away and poor. people are trying to wash that away and say well, now women can drive, away and say well, now women can drive, there away and say well, now women can drive, there even a saudi woman astronaut drive, there even a saudi woman astronaut. but that doesn t take away astronaut. but that doesn t take away from astronaut. but that doesn t take away from the fact that you are really away from the fact that you are really not away from the fact that you are really not allowed to dissent in any way from really not allowed to dissent in any way from what the government says and does way from what the government says and does. there are thousands of people and does. there are thousands of heapie in and does. there are thousands of people injail and saudi influence of the people injail and saudi influence of
they are being targeted and indeed victimised by the police, that is only victimised by the police, that is only going to lead more problems. so it has only going to lead more problems. so it has to only going to lead more problems. so it has to be only going to lead more problems. so it has to be handled incredibly carefully it has to be handled incredibly carefully and i don t know if the sledgehammer approach to this government is the right way of going about government is the right way of going about it government is the right way of going about it. find government is the right way of going about it. , ., , government is the right way of going about it. , .,, , about it. and if people breach their court orders. about it. and if people breach their court orders, straight about it. and if people breach their court orders, straight back- about it. and if people breach their court orders, straight back to i about it. and if people breach their court orders, straight
is dangerous, whatever the weather in liverpool? you think their are unfair? , , . , . . , unfair? definitely. the city changes but calm seas and long warm days a lot in one mean migrants are trying to get unfair? definitely. the city changes a lot in one year. unfair? definitely. the city changes a lot in one year. any unfair? definitely. the city changes a lot in one year. any city - unfair? definitely. the city changes a lot in one year. any city changesl a lot in one year. any city changes a lot in one year. any city changes a huge amount in ten years, in a across the english channel in record numbers. decade. we wanted unesco to come to border force uk officials the city to see the huge amounts of intercepted 430 people as they tried to enter the uk on monday alone, the largest number investment we have put into recorded on a single day. heritage, we wanted them to see the yesterday, the uk announced more than £50 million of plans in details, the plans i so a further 287 ar
those plans have met parliamentary o- osition. , .,, those plans have met parliamentary o- osition. , ., , ., opposition. putting people in “ail because of the d opposition. putting people in “ail because of the terrible i opposition. putting people injail because of the terrible things i opposition. putting people injail. because of the terrible things that have happened to them in their lives is really draconian and punitive, and also do is fill up ourjails without resolving the issue. itruiith without resolving the issue. with more than without resolving the issue. with more than five without resolving the issue. with more than five months of the year still to go, it is reasonable to predict 2021 s totals will be the highest by some margin. simonjones, bbc news. let s speak to simon who is at dover this morning. simon, there will be new measures aimed at reducing the number of migrants attempting this dangerous crossing, but those numbers are only increasing for now. yes, al
meaning there s already been more than 8,400 arrivals this year, that s matched the total for the whole of last year. yesterday, the uk announced more than £50 million of new funding to help france double the number of police patrolling its beaches. and a bill to make crossing the channel without permission a criminal offence, punishable by up to four years in prison, passed a parliamentary vote. those plans have met opposition. putting people injail, who have come here because of the terrible things that have happened to them in their lives is really draconian, punitive and all that it will do is fill up ourjails without resolving the issue. with more than five months of the year still to go, its reasonable to predict the total for arrivals in 2021 will be the highest by some margin. simon jones, bbc news. our correspondent, simonjones, is in dover. what did you see happening this morning, simon? it’s what did you see happening this morning, simon? what did you see happening this