The Telegraph.

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has announced a big new immigration crackdown,

and she's told the Daily Tea she won't rule out going even further.

But the problem is the party absolutely hates it.

So is she actually even a Labour politician at all, or just a reform tribute act?

And who is running the country right now?

Because it turns out Kirstama was slow to react to the situation in Iran because of advice

from Ed Miliband and Lord Hermann.

They were worried about history repeating itself with Iraq,

but I will explain why the conflicts are completely different.

Welcome to The Daily Tea with me, Camilla Tomini.

And me, Jacob Rees-Mogg.

Thank you. Jacob, welcome back. I've got a sweaty brow. I have just raced here from Broadway House where the Home Secretary Shabana Mahmoud has been giving a speech that would delight somebody like you on the right. She's delighting the right and insisting that it's just old-fashioned labour values at play here as

she cracks down on immigration legal and illegal. Yes, well I don't want to correct you to

begin with, but I'm going to have to. Horses sweat, gentlemen, perspire and ladies gently glow. So you may have a gently glowing for it, but no more than that. Are you saying I've had a glow-up in the last few months? Jacob, I'm delighted with that. I don't know what that means. You do know what, a glow-up is when a woman of a certain age appears to have suddenly become youthful and starts wearing trendy clothes.

You could have had a glow up, you've had a haircut.

Well, I needed one.

I was beginning to look like a nippy.

But your uniform has remained the same since the late 18th century, let's be honest. Absolutely right. Absolutely right.

So, no, I think the speech is just the sort of thing that the British voter wants to hear,

except it's not traditional Labour values.

Labour has always been the party of mass migration, that the problems we have with mass

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