Three minutes after at ten is the time. Here's a thing. Here's a thing. Um, I can't find an article

that lists all of the organisations and august individuals criticizing Soella Braverman's

illegal bill, illegal immigration bill, so-called illegal immigration bill.

I can't find one.

I got, and I'm sure there is one, and I don't have a cast of thousands working on this program.

So, you know, maybe if I did, we would have been able to find it.

But isn't that significant?

Off the top of my head, I know that the United Nations Refugee Council has criticized it in the strongest terms.

You know that human rights organizations like Amnesty have.

You may not know that the Board of Deputies of British Jews released a statement yesterday, saying today's British Jewish community has descended from

refugees and or migrants we have significant concerns at the potential for newly

proposed migration legislation to breach both the refugee convention and the

human rights act you've got the Children's commissioner expressing similar concerns.

And I can't find it.

The News at 10 on the BBC last night led with Gary Lineker's tweet.

Listen, if I had encouraged you to vote for Brexit or Boris Johnson or Liz Truss or any of the rest of it,

if I bore personal responsibility

for the tiny little bit of influence I bring to bear upon listeners every morning, I would

probably be desperate to talk about Gary Linneker. But why would the BBC not be putting together

a proper collection of criticism from organisations and individuals supremely qualified to do this.

Soella Braverman yesterday broke the ministerial code.

If she didn't, she can sue me.

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