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Shadow Home Secretary

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Sep 9, 2026

Andy BurnhamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:28
And I say to the right honorable lady, we would do our armed forces well if we could agree on this crucial issue more across the floor of this house.
Mandy BakerCORRESPONDENT
3:38
Kemi Badenoch reminded MPs that Andy Burnham had served as Shadow Home Secretary under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, who wanted to leave NATO, so she wasn't taking any lessons.
Kemi BadenochSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:48
Last week, I set out how we would get to 3% by 2030.
Suella BravermanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:53
Hear, hear.
NaderHOST
10:21
He is not an elected anything.
NaderHOST
10:23
He, he sometimes calls himself the Shadow, Shadow Home Secretary.
NaderHOST
10:27
Other times he calls himself a spokesperson of this and that or whatever, uh, leader of, of Doge, Doge UK.
NaderHOST
10:33
But actually, grassroots people-
Rachel CunliffePANELIST
26:01
And one of the things about Farage as a party leader is there is no room for anyone else.
Rachel CunliffePANELIST
26:07
Yes, there are advisors, yes, there are MPs and some people who aren't MPs who have very fancy titles like Shadow Chancellor and Shadow Home Secretary, even though they are not, but I cannot think of anyone in the Reform movement that Farage wouldn't throw under the bus at the first opportunity were that person to become a liability for him.
Rachel CunliffePANELIST
26:30
And one of the criticisms of him that I have heard from people who have left Reform or been kicked out of Reform is that he, he operates like a one-man band.
Rachel CunliffePANELIST
26:39
He has all the power.
Jeremy KyleHOST
45:22
Good to have him back.
Jeremy KyleHOST
45:23
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp.
Jeremy KyleHOST
45:25
Chris, good morning.
Jeremy KyleHOST
45:28
Good morning to you.
Chris PhilpGUEST
46:45
So he was taking a massive risk, but he's exposed, given a completely new perspective on what was happening.
Chris PhilpGUEST
46:51
I think it's an incredible piece of journalism, so well done.
Jeremy KyleHOST
46:53
Chris, as the Shadow Home Secretary, there's lots I want to ask you.
Jeremy KyleHOST
46:56
Obviously, over the last 72 hours, we've seen what happened in Dover, we've seen what happened in Portsmouth, and the argument seems to centre on, on the one hand, you've got Andy Burnham posting videos about... bus fares and and and vape shops and you know all these sorts of things and yes these are important issues but to me they're on the periphery of what is galvanizing and and dominating every news agenda the front of the express this morning don't ignore public and anger over illegal migrants let's talk about portsmouth i watched the coverage from the mainstream media i watched the footage that that everybody else has got and i've tried really hard this morning to give all sides There is no doubt that the British public are at the end of their tether from politicians who say things and don't do it.
Sarah JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:37
Since then, this government has taken action to fix the broken system we inherited and bear down on the people smugglers.
Sean CurranHOST
3:45
The Conservative Shadow Home Secretary, Chris Philp, said the right to protest should never be exercised violently or cause serious disruption to other people.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:56
But this should also be a wake-up call for the government.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:00
Because it's not just those protesters in Dover and Portsmouth who feel so angry about large-scale illegal immigration.
Jamie EastHOST
18:52
She's made changes before Parliament resumes and in advance of the Tory party conference in October, with some big names exiting.
Jamie EastHOST
18:58
Dame Priti Patel is out as Shadow Home Secretary, replaced by Tom Tugendhat, while Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride is to be replaced by Andrew Griffith, with Claire Coutinho due to take his spot as Shadow Business Secretary.
Jamie EastHOST
19:10
The reshuffle also saw Badenoch officially appoint a deputy leader of the party, Alex Burghardt, who will also continue as Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary.
Jamie EastHOST
19:18
Katie Lamb becomes the new Shadow Housing Secretary as Sir James Cleverley has stepped down, announcing that he's planning to run for Mayor of London.
James HealeHOST
0:22
Hello, and welcome to Coffee House.
James HealeHOST
0:24
I'm James Seal, and I'm joined today by Chris Philp, who is the Shadow Home Secretary.
James HealeHOST
0:28
Chris, welcome.
James HealeHOST
0:29
First of all, we've just had the Conservative reshuffle.

13 MINS LATER

Chris PhilpGUEST
13:43
And that is one of the big lessons I drew observing both the previous government, but also observing
James HealeHOST
13:48
this current Labour government as well.
James HealeHOST
13:49
I mean, there's a huge amount of institutional experience on the Conservative side, and you've also got very helpful reports, just policy exchange, did a big report talking about the Home Office, interviewing, I think, every ex-living Home Secretary.
James HealeHOST
14:01
What talks or discussions have you done, Chris? You've obviously been talking to kind of stakeholders in the day-to-day, but who have you been talking to in terms of reflecting on updating your thinking and what you could have done differently in terms of officials or former Secretaries of State?
Jamie EastHOST
3:47
While most of Britain was enjoying the bank holiday weekend or partying at the Notting Hill Carnival, Tory leader Kemi Badenoch was busy reshuffling her cabinet.
Jamie EastHOST
3:55
She's made changes before Parliament resumes, and in advance of the Tory party conference in October with some big names exiting, Dame Priti Patel is out as Shadow Home Secretary replaced by Tom Tugendhat.
Jamie EastHOST
4:05
while Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride is to be replaced by Andrew Griffith, with Claire Coutinho due to take his spot as Shadow Business Secretary.
Jamie EastHOST
4:13
There are still some vacancies to be filled, including that of Shadow Housing Secretary, as Sir James Cleverley has stepped down, announcing that he's planning to run for Mayor of London.
Chris KennyHOST
34:23
80.5% of African asylum seekers in Switzerland have been accused of one or more criminal offences according to government numbers there.
Chris KennyHOST
34:33
Reform UK's Shadow Home Secretary, Zia Yousaf, has highlighted this staggering number, posting on X or the old Twitter that, is it any wonder why Tory and Labor governments have concealed the figures in Britain? Let's go live now to London to catch up with the writer and broadcaster, Esther Kraku.
Chris KennyHOST
34:52
Esther, has the British government hidden the numbers when it comes to illegal migrants and crime?
Esther KrakowGUEST
34:59
Well, they've certainly refused to release data when it comes to demographics and crime.
Fraser NelsonHOST
22:12
But I do wonder if the Conservatives might end up doing something similar.
Fraser NelsonHOST
22:16
Um, a few days ago, we had Chris Philp, the Shadow Home Secretary, making a video outside, um, London social housing saying, "We've discovered a place where 75% of, uh, social housing occupants are immigrants." Now, what he didn't say was that, um, something like 80% of them were actually UK nationals.
Fraser NelsonHOST
22:35
These are naturalized immigrants.
Fraser NelsonHOST
22:37
These are integrated ones.

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