'£153M For Pakistan But They Won't Take Back Their CHILD RAPIST' | Former Sun Editor

Former Sun political editor Trevor Kavanagh has condemned the Government over reports that £153 million in foreign aid has been approved for Pakistan amid a row over the attempted deportation of convicted child rapist Shabir Ahmed. Kavanagh argues that Britain should use foreign aid and diplomatic pressure to secure Ahmed’s removal. He says the offender should never have been released after serving 14 years and claims human-rights laws have left Britain “bound, tied and gagged”. The discussion examines whether ministers should change the law to facilitate Ahmed’s deportation and whether aid should be withheld if Pakistan will not accept his return. Kavanagh also reacts to Andy Burnham’s first speech as Labour leader, criticising his account of the 1970s and Margaret Thatcher’s legacy. Have you got a story? Email [email protected] Click here for more from Talk: https://talk.tv If you need help, visit: https://talk.tv/helplines Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/talktv?sub_co...