Government's Deportation Challenge Under Scrutiny

In the latest episode of their discussion series, Sarah Vine and Peter Hitchens tackle the UK government's ambitious target of deporting 14,000 illegal migrants and foreign criminals by year-end. This comes in the wake of a significant influx, with over a thousand migrants crossing the English Channel in just the past week. The hosts question the sustainability of the UK’s border control measures amidst these challenges. The conversation also shifts to the high-profile Lucy Letby case, as Channel 4 announces a new documentary exploring the circumstances surrounding her conviction. David Davies MP is set to initiate a parliamentary debate on the matter, prompting Vine and Hitchens to reflect on whether justice has truly been served in this controversial case. Additionally, the hosts delve into lighter topics, including the late Queen's perception of Donald Trump, speculating on whether she found him rude. They also recount an intriguing encounter when Prince Charles expressed a desire to meet Hitchens, adding a personal touch to the political discourse. Throughout the episode, Vine and Hitchens provide their unique insights and opinions on these pressing issues, inviting listeners to engage by sending in their questions. Their commentary not only highlights the complexities of current events but also emphasizes the ongoing debates surrounding justice, immigration, and royal interactions in contemporary Britain.