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Hello, you are listening to Cheat Sheet, the podcast that gets you up to speed with what you need to know in the day ahead without the doom scrolling. I'm Sophie Ridge. And I'm Wilfrid Frost. It's Tuesday the 18th of November.

Here's what's coming up. So some Labour MPs are calling the Home Secretary Shabama Mahmood's

new asylum reforms cruel and inhumane. Donald Trump's peace plan for Gaza has been approved by the UN.

And reselling tickets to sports events or gigs above face value is about to be banned by the government.

So we talked a little bit about the Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's new plans to reform the asylum system

yesterday. She announced them in Parliament and took questions in Parliament about it yesterday,

and it was pretty heated. Of course, the headline of these new reforms involves making it

a 20-year period, rather than a five-yearyear period for refugees to seek permanent status here,

making it harder to get that status in the first place, reforming how we interpret the

ECHR's rules on family, the right to a family life, i.e. bringing, making it harder to bring

more family members over here and also making it clear that people could be deported if they're

already here and fall

foul of their rules. It's led to a huge reaction, including from those on the right, but perhaps

most interesting is the reaction from the left, both her Labor MPs who don't like these plans,

saying they're too tough on immigration. We've got a soundclip of her

reaction to one of the more pointed questions from someone on the liberal side of the argument,

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