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Chairman of Migration Watch UK, Alp Mehmet, joins journalist Nigel Nelson for a detailed discussion on the growing controversy surrounding illegal migrants receiving compensation payouts of up to £500,000 after their mobile phones were seized upon arrival in the UK.In this in-depth conversation, they examine the legal basis for these claims, the role of the Home Office, and the wider implications for UK border policy. They explore whether compensation at this level should be awarded, what precedent it may set, and how it could impact public confidence in the immigration system.The discussion also looks at the legal arguments behind compensation claims, the reasons mobile phones are seized at the border, the balance between human rights and national security, the potential financial impact on taxpayers, and what this could mean for future immigration enforcement.This debate goes to the heart of the UK’s ongoing migration challenges and raises important questions about accountability, policy decisions, and fairness within the system.

Former Night Time Economy Adviser for Greater Manchester, Sacha Lord, believes the hospitality industry is worse now than during Covid, calling out Keir Starmer as ‘Captain flip-flop’.He examines the fallout from the Rachel Reeves Budget and voices his 'sickening' regret over supporting the Labour Party. With warnings of a 'fish rotting from the head down' as leadership scandals for Keir Starmer continue, and economic 'flip-flops' push Labour toward a potential collapse.

Nigel Farage predicts how long Keir Starmer can remain as Prime Minister following the political chaos over the Mandelson scandal, adding ‘Labour is heading for absolute catastrophe!’

With Reform UK leader Nigel Farage placing his party on a general election 'war footing', Reform MP Danny Kruger debates the inevitability of Starmer’s resignation.

Nigel Farage reacts to Labour MPs forcing Keir Starmer to U-turn on releasing the Mandelson files, and discusses the scale of the Mandelson fiasco.

Nigel Farage speaks with U.S. Senator John Kennedy. regarding the Labour government's plan to cede sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius.Senator Kennedy shares details of his recent discussions with President Donald Trump concerning the strategic implications of the deal. He expresses sharp criticism of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s proposal, arguing that transferring control of the archipelago—home to the critical U.S.-U.K. military base on Diego Garcia—could jeopardize Western security interests and increase Chinese influence in the Indian Ocean.Senator Kennedy pulls no punches in his assessment of the policy, describing the decision as "dumb" and questioning the long-term strategic logic of the handover.

'There's a feeling in Britain, that British citizens are the back of the queue. There's no surer way of underlining that, than saying "come to Britain on a dinghy and you're the front of the queue!'Martin Daubney on the prioritisation of asylum seekers over Britons.

Andy Burnham has said it is "simply untrue" that he was told he would be blocked from standing as Labour's candidate in the upcoming Gorton and Denton by-election before he applied for selection.