The Labour leader launched a blistering attack on the prime minister's bill to tackle small boat crossings, telling MPs that it would 'drive a coach and horses' through protections for female victims of human trafficking. 
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Starmer also said that a similar bill had been passed before, yet the number of crossings had continued to rise and the number of claims processed to fall. 'After 13 years ... the taxpayer paying for hotel rooms, criminal gangs running all the way laughing to the bank and an asylum system utterly broken on his watch,' he said. 

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