'The British way of life is under mortal threat... but not from climate change!'

Head of Reform UK's Department of Government Efficiency Zia Yusuf reacts to Ed Miliband's latest comments on net zero measures and climate change.

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Political commentators Matt Goodwin and Aaron Bastani go head-to-head over Keir Starmer’s new UK-France migrant returns deal.

Goodwin slams the agreement as “humiliating for Britain” and lays out his step-by-step plan to end the Channel crisis. Bastani questions whether the deal acts as any real deterrent—and warns of growing public anger if migration isn’t properly tackled.

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'I would actually argue they're our enemy.'

Independent MP Rupert Lowe shares his thoughts on the UK's relationship with France amid Emmanuel Macron's state visit.

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Baroness Jacqueline Foster blasts France’s failure to stop the boats despite £770m in UK funding, and says scrapping the Rwanda plan before it even started was a huge mistake.

‘Frankly, this is now out of control.’

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'There is a disgraceful double standard that goes on.'

Zia Yusuf criticises the Labour Party for its fiscal spending and says the Government appears to have 'infinite money' for foreign citizens but not for British people.

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'I'm told it's cost about £4bn... there are serious implications from these tears.'

Former MEP David Campbell-Bannerman and former Labour Minister Bill Rammell discuss the implications of Rachel Reeves' tears on the bond markets.

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Sir Keir Starmer has temporarily fought off Labour rebels as his benefits bill has passed through its second reading after last-minute concessions. MPs have passed the second reading of Labour's welfare reform bill. Some 335 voted for, with 260 voting against, a majority of 75. The Government U-turned just before the bill was passed on Pip eligibility, stating it will be delayed until after Sir Stephen Timms' review.

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Conservative Party Leader Kemi Badenoch takes aim at Labour’s Welfare Bill, saying it’s 'not good enough' and stressing the need to get people working—especially those with 'low-lying conditions.'

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