This is The Guardian.

A white paper on immigration.

A strategy absolutely central to my plan for change

that will finally take back control of our borders and close the book

on a squalid chapter for our politics, our economy and our country.

I've just been listening to the Prime Minister.

I think he's been listening and learning from Reform UK in some of the language he's been using.

I'm Pippa Carrera.

And I'm Kieran Stacey.

You're listening to Politics Weekly Westminster for The Guardian.

So immigration has never really gone away as an issue,

but this week it's back on the agenda firmly.

And the government wants you to know, Kieran,

that they're taking it seriously.

Me specifically.

You specifically. You and millions of voters out there.

Kirstormer has set out his plans on immigration on Monday morning this morning.

He's introduced a range of measures that the government hopes will drastically and

finally reduce net migration. Obviously, it's one of the top issues as far as voters are concerned.

With Reform UK dominating the polls, last week's local elections and the conversation,

immigration has once again become the issue on which Labour's very future in power will be

shaped. But it's also fair to say that with some of these

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