Sky News’ political editor Beth Rigby and guests analyse the week’s big stories – how Home Secretary Suella Braverman handled a speeding offence, and also net migration figures hitting a new high.
Nigel Farage tells Rigby the Tories have “betrayed” Brexit and should accept worker shortages to cut immigration.
Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper says a “points-based system is the right approach following Brexit”.
Daily Mirror political editor John Stevens, and Caroline Wheeler, political editor at The Sunday Times, look at the other big stories.
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