there was a lively debate on the ITV news program today regarding Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda bill. Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper criticized the bill, calling it a “costly gimmick” and pledged that Labour would replace it if they win the next election. Cooper highlighted that even members of the current government, including the Home Secretary, have doubts about the effectiveness of the Rwanda scheme.
Cooper’s comment, which included a strong critique using the term “bats**t,” prompted a quick response from Susanna Reid, who reminded viewers that such language isn’t appropriate for breakfast television.
The debate reflects ongoing tensions over the Rwanda bill, with Labour positioning itself as having a more pragmatic and effective approach to border security.
