The problems with Farage’s big deportation plan

Reform UK announce that they would scrap indefinite leave to remain within 100 days of government – but what impact will this have?

Sam and Anne discuss the practicalities of the policy and whether Nigel Farage is trying to force the hand of other parties on immigration policy.

Elsewhere, the UK follows other nations in formally recognising a Palestinian state, to the dismay of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister.

Anne has some intel on the whereabouts of Peter Mandelson and whether he got an invite to the state visit last week.

Plus, Gatwick’s second runway gets the green light.

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