Hangs in the stormer balance to face PMQ as a migrant deal with Macron: Live

Emmanuel is a symbol of the second day of Macron’s state trip on Wednesday.

The French President started his morning with a personal visit to St. George Chapel in Windsar – where she is being hosted by the king – to lay flowers on the tomb of Rani Elizabeth II.

He was then shown around the Windsor Castle Garden with Charles.

Later, Mr. Mcron will visit the Imperial College London before meeting a starrer at 10 years to interact on the migrant crossing.

Sir Kire Stmper is still expected to face its weekly questions in the Commons.

The Prime Minister is busy hosting the French President this week, who is in Britain for a state trip.

But the Starmer will take time out of his busy schedule to face the opposition in the afternoon.

We will bring you the latest updates here.

Wes Streeting has warned doctors that “the public will not forgive you” as the NHS strike faces the months of chaos.

The Health Secretary said that after the doctors voting in favor of industrial action in England, an increment is not an option, which can see the walkout lasting till January next year.

He also accused them of “an opportunity by striking” instead of working with them to improve the situation of working on them, “You will not find another health and social care secretary as a sympathy for resident doctors as me”.

Cabinet Office Minister Nick Thomas-SIMSS said that the government was already working to reduce the “bridge factors”, making migrants to risk the English channel crossing to reach Britain.

He also welcomed the difficult action of French authorities on the channel beaches.

In response to the concerns about “bridge factors”, he told the Good Morning Britain of ITV: “That is why this government is tightening the illegal work and why more than 7,000 arrests have been made at that place.”

He said that working in those countries that go through the path of the migrant channel Coast were also important.

Following the French police footage killing the boats used by the migrants, Mr. Thomas-Smonds said: “We welcome the action taken in shallow water.”

He said that “we have to develop our law enforcement capacity” in response to the changing strategy from smugglers.

France has denied reports that Emmanuel Macron convicted Sir Kir Stmper for a migrant crisis ahead of Crunch talks on NO10 this morning.

Mr. Macron hoped that “addressing the root causes of factors attracting people to the United Kingdom”, Daily Telegraph.

Elisy denied the report saying: “The French President is ready to work with the Prime Minister creatively on this shared priority.”

Sir Kir hopes that in exchange for British asylum seekers to accept asylum seekers in Europe, one is expected to attack a “one, one, one out” deal to send small boat migrants back to the continent.