On a visit to Buckinghamshire, Mr Sunak said: 'What has happened here is it is right that we go through all the checks and procedures to ensure the wellbeing and health of the people being housed on the barge.'

Rishi Sunak has dodged a question on whether he was personally warned about possible health risks for asylum seekers on board the Bibby Stockholm.Īs we've reported, the 39 asylum seekers housed in the barge in Portland were removed four days later after traces of the Legionella bacteria was detected in the water supply. However, yesterday Downing Street did not deny reports that Mr Sunak attended her concert in Los Angeles - and took part in a cycling class set to her music.Īsked if Mr Sunak was a 'Swiftie' - as fans of the star are known - his spokesman said: 'I'm not going to guide you away from it.' 'It is about ensuring we can make progress on stopping the boats and crucially it is about halving inflation so we can ease the burden on the cost of living.

'But I'm back at work, focusing on the things that matter to people and that is about ensuring the NHS has the investment it needs now so it can perform well in the winter and get the care we need. Rishi Sunak today refused to confirm whether he is a fan of Taylor Swift after reports he attended one of her sold out Eras Tour shows last week.Īsked at a hospital in Buckinghamshire whether he was 'Swiftie', the prime minister said: 'I was very lucky to have a really nice holiday over the past week. 'Because that type of behaviour is simply unacceptable in our society.' 'I want anyone watching who is thinking about this, who sees something like this, to know that they will be met with the full force of the law. 'I fully support the police in bringing those people to justice. Criminal damage, criminal behaviour is unacceptable. Mr Sunak said: 'I have got to say it is appalling. It comes after young people gathered in London's Oxford Street last week in a suspected TikTok-inspired raid of shops following a viral shoplifting call on the social media platform.įootage showed police wielding batons in a clash with dozens of young men and wrestling some of them away, while officers on horseback helped to disperse hundreds of people in Europe's busiest shopping street on Wednesday. The prime minister warned youngsters tempted to get involved in future antisocial and criminal flashmobs that they will be 'met with the full force of the law'. More now from Rishi Sunak, who has blasted the organising on social media of looting and disruption as 'appalling' and 'unacceptable'.

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