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Hello and welcome to Coffey House Shots

Suspectators Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Katie Balls and I'm joined by Isabel Hardman and Fraser Nelson.

Now tomorrow Parliament returns for the King's speech.

There's not sort of talk at moment about what could fill that. But before we get there, it's another policy

suggestion that is causing issue today within the Tory party and beyond, and that relates

to the Home Secretary Sue Ella Braverman.

Braverman is proposing new laws to restrict the use of tents by homeless people.

However, the part that has animated both the opposition and summer party is that she argued that many of those who use the tents see it as a lifestyle choice.

It's about just Talk Us Free Wirrier at from the original Financial Time Story at the weekend and then the Home Secretary confirming it with those comments.

Yeah, so she confirmed this on Twitter and said nobody in Britain should be living in a tent on our streets.

There are options for people who don't want to be sleeping rough.

Then she described them as living on the streets as a lifestyle choice and that the streets were being taken over by rows of tents occupied by people many of them from abroad.

Now she's an intelligent woman she knew that her comments were going to spark what we in the

newspaper trade like to call Fury and there has indeed been fury at her comments.

And that was obviously the intention of what she was doing.

I think it is a much more complicated issue than people like to make out in that to a certain extent

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