00:00 The bill, unfortunately last night, was yet again as a result of Labour's determination
00:06 not to stop the small boats. We saw many Lords amendments once again, the same ones in fact
00:12 that we defeated only this week. So the bill will come back to the Commons on the 15th
00:19 of April and we are yes, quite determined to get those flights off because the important
00:24 thing about it is it will act as a deterrent and what we're seeing is people are giving
00:29 their life savings and borrowing from other family members to take that perilous journey
00:35 paying criminal gangs to get them to England and then we are having to deal with that enormous
00:41 pressure on our public services of dealing with illegal migrants that Labour are determined
00:46 to prevent us from stopping the small boats which is a top priority of the government
00:52 and it's what I think people in the country want to see, nobody wants to see, illegal
00:56 migration where people are risking their lives and they are being brought here by criminal
01:02 gangs and many drowning in the process to come to England and then put that burden on
01:09 our public services. So I think Labour should be getting behind this bill, they have no
01:13 plan of their own.
01:14 but Labour say...
