Politics Live | 31st January 2023 | 3rd Anniversary of Brexit

This is an episode of BBC's Politics Live on Tuesday 31st January 2023 - hosted by Jo Coburn, who is joined by a panel of guests. This programme was on air from 12:15PM BST until 13:00PM BST.

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[lydiawashington]

To see Camilla Tominey called out as a liar was brilliant. Noteven sure why she was in this panel. Way out of her league.

[minimax]

BBC? Camilla Tominey is specialised in the Royal Family and the ask her about IMF and inflation? This is crazy!

[pincodechuks]

I don't know why they invite Camila here because this talk is really important and not something to lie against people because that's what Camila specialises on

[mobe]

👏👏👏👩🏾‍⚖A Very Well done Anna for "fixing Camilla's business for her"
Short, but very enjoyable🤓 (i've re-watch many times, very satisfying)

[msg]

Bwaahaahaa #CamillaTheLiar got called out 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[dennisward-fay]

The Daily Mail are economic geniuses the UK does not have enough money to pay teachers and nurses but hey let's cut taxes

[johnrframe]

@ 30:27 Craig Mackinlay, in honour of his background, makes a good argument for Scottish independence.

[abmong]

You can stop the boats coming overnight if safe legal routes are setup, once safe routes are set up, you can then say to people not arriving through those safe routes that their claims for asylum will not be considered. The asylum process will determine whether they are genuine asylum seekers or ones that don't qualify. The ones who have their claim rejected should be returned to country of origin or simply barred from entering the UK. What you cannot do in good conscience is make determinations without first looking at each case and not provide easy/safe legal routes for peolpe to submit their claim.

And what you cannot also do in good conscience is expect the safest nearest countries to shoulder all the burden and not expect to have any asylum claimers yourself. Especially in cases like Syria where Britain got involved in the conflict.

[rm]

The Australian and NZ deals are not good for the UK.

[officialtea-rvgf]

growth s decreased ... praps folk r gathering more (implied hint: more land access for citizens, schools must teach children to gather, we can even turn GB into a nationwide garden of Eden, abolishing barriers)???

[rooksever]

As per usual Tories being rude and talking over others, such privilege

[basskick]

Thank god we don't have to hear multi millionaire Corbyn drone on regularly anymore.

[electragaming]

He doesn't believe anything that experts say, unless they're backing up his narrow minded viewpoint! What's the betting that he'd be lauding them as economic gurus, if they said the UK economy will be booming in 2023!

[NMPIN]

It’s an endless game of misinformation and disinformation whack a mole