Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper meet with members of law enforcement agencies on the first day of the Interpol General Assembly. Report by Alibhaiz. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:00I'm going to get it all into one place as well, so I can work through it.
00:04I went over to Cameroon's museum, and I'll sort that out through Intercontinental.
00:14This is what we use.
00:19So you're looking out of here at these camera people.
00:22So you can go from the normal...
00:24You're all big imaged.
00:26Luckily then you can identify them.
00:29So you've got to get it within striking distance of what you want to look at.
00:33Because of the zoom camera.
00:36So you can get up to a redacted number plate from about that level.
00:52Thank you very much for all being here.
00:54We're going to have a discussion about
00:56the work of collaborating and cooperating across borders.
00:59But particularly, as you'll have gathered from my speech, about people smuggling.
01:03And the vile trade of putting people in boats, particularly across the Channel.
01:10And we have to tackle it, there's no question about that.
01:13It's got to be a serious response, and I know that you appreciate that.
01:17And how we go about it.
01:19And the first thing I should therefore do is to say
01:21thank you for the work you're already doing.
01:23Because I'm absolutely clear in my mind that
01:27the route to dealing with this particularly vile trade
01:31is to get to and take down those that are running it.