'More flip-floppery!' Bridget Phillipson handed GB News grilling after refusing to rule out Keir Starmer migration U-turn
Bridget Phillipson has been handed a scathing GB News grilling after refusing to rule out another U turn from Sir Keir Starmer. Speaking to host Camilla Tominey, the Education Secretary failed to deny whether the Prime Minister could "water down" Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood s immigration reforms. Sir Keir made claimed that "no final decisions" on the policy had been made, but made clear that we "must always remember that people do want firm rules". He told the Sunday Mirror: "They want clear
Bridget Phillipson has been handed a scathing GB News grilling after refusing to rule out another U turn from Sir Keir Starmer. Speaking to host Camilla Tominey, the Education Secretary failed to deny whether the Prime Minister could "water down" Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood s immigration reforms. Sir Keir made claimed that "no final decisions" on the policy had been made, but made clear that we "must always remember that people do want firm rules". He told the Sunday Mirror: "They want clear
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