Will protests spread after small boat migrants taken to new town? | The Cathy Newman Show

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On tonight's show, ex-migration minister and Dover MP Mike Tapp tells Cathy Newman that small boat crossings are a "national emergency" and that the government "doesn't have full control" of the UK's borders. He's calling for an emergency COBRA meeting after anti-migration protests over the weekend in Dover and Portsmouth. Plus, Chris O'Shea, the CEO of Centrica, which operates British Gas and  Scottish Gas, says the UK is facing low gas supplies this winter. We also analyse Chancellor John Healey's first major speech on the UK economy. Joining us on the show: 🔴 Former deputy leader of the Labour Party, Baroness Harriet Harman 🔴 Former Conservative minister, Lord Ed Vaizey 00:00 When do protests cross the line? 03:59 Protest organiser interrupts Zia Yusuf interview 09:24 This is 'national emergency', says ex-migration minister 18:05 Baroness Harman: 'I would be terrified' by masked protesters 21:20 Has government been too slow to deal with small boats? 25:26 How will Conservat

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