Shadow Home Secretary says PM has failed as Channel crossings top 20,000

The transcript discusses the ongoing border security issues under the Conservative government, highlighting Rishi Sunak's failure to address the problem effectively. It emphasizes the rise of criminal gangs along the channel and the drop in convictions since 2010. Labour proposes a five-point plan to tackle these issues, focusing on targeting criminal gangs and preventing dangerous crossings. The need for a proper plan and decisive action is stressed, contrasting with the current government's ineffective measures.

What did Rishi Sunak prioritize regarding border security?

What is the main criticism of the government's approach to criminal gangs?

How have convictions related to criminal gangs changed since 2010?

What does Labour propose to do about the dangerous boat crossings?

What is the significance of the statement 'What we need is a proper grip' in the context of the discussion?