forces personnel and reportedly felt unable to wait any longer for help to come, not an illegal migrant, i think the home secretary would agree. rather government please act not simply to repel those human beings desperate to risk this crossing about immediately open of the afghan citizens resettlement scheme and this family unions to prevent more deaths like this. t prevent more deaths like this. i refer her to my comments earlier on both those points. we refer her to my comments earlier on both those points. both those points. we have seen consistently both those points. we have seen consistently with afghanistan - both those points. we have seen | consistently with afghanistan and hong kong that the british people react with incredible generosity of spirit to people who are fleeing persecution and oppression and conflict. dishy agree that the safe and legal roots she has referred to consistently and which are techno to the bill are vital but also have to be the only via
the home secretary says the uk will do whatever it takes to tackle the crisis of people trying to cross the channel in small boats. speaking in the commons after the deaths of at least 27 people yesterday, priti patel warned mps, there were no quick fixes , and said the uk would have to rely on the help of other countries. let s go over to my colleague, ben boulos at the port in doverfor us. the discussion is very much about the human tragedy at the centre of what happened yesterday, but equally, a political discussion about what can be done to deal with the problem, which normally by this time of the year, numbers of people trying to make the crossing from the northern french coast to hear, the numbers would normally have dropped but the recent mild and calm weather has kept those numbers high, and in fact 25,000 so far have made the crossing, which is triple the number of the previous year and today the commons the home secretary talked about doing whatever it takes to ta
dismissed. it also has the potential to upend fani willis s sprawling election interference case in fulton county, georgia. not to mention, the fact that if trump succeeds with his claim of immunity, it could reshape our understanding about the powers of the presidency. there is a lot at stake, in case you need a reminder, the former president was indicted four times this year, he is facing a total of 91 criminal charges in manhattan, washington, d.c., florida, and fulton county, georgia. a new york judge has also found him liable in the attorney general civil railroad lawsuit against him and his company. a separate judge found him liable for sexually abusing the writer and columnist, e. jean carroll during an encounter in the 1990s. carol is also suing donald trump s second time over defamation comments he had made on cnn in may. his punishment on those two civil cases are still pending. on top of all this, his continuous campaign to return to the white house. the colorado s
coast, we ve talked about how there is a new realization, it seems, over the past 24 hours, that far from being the perfect launch for donald trump s 2024 campaign, that this warrant, this search actually may turn out to be far worse than any of trump s allies suspected in the early part of the week. you brought up an example, i would lover for you to bring it up again for our friends on the west coast just getting up. but if you look at new york times and the washington post, and in both of those places, you have people close to donald trump telling republicans, you might want to step back a little bit, this is about to get really bad. well, i think a couple of things happened yesterday, joe. number one, the fever pitch of the anti-law enforcement rhetoric that we saw both from i will say importantly both from elected republicans, and from the right-wing fever swamp in the media over the course of these few days since the search of mar-a-lago, reached a pitch that was,
we have a brand new screen. it s got a raft of new features that i ll introduce you to as we go along but we hope it ll help outside source do what it always does, which is to give you the best information on the most important stories in whatever form that information comes and from whichever source it comes. let s start with donald trump s travel ban and whether it has a future. this story is playing out on opposite sides of the country. in seattle last week, a federaljudge overturned executive order order that stopped immigration from seven muslim majority countries. right now lawyers in thejustice department in washington have only a few hours left to prepare and file an appeal in a court in san francisco. donald trump himself has been in tampa, florida where he s spoken to military personnel. the ban came up. we need strong programmes so that people who love us and want to love oui’ people who love us and want to love our country and will end up loving oui’ our cou