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Braverman speeding row, migration figures and guests Nigel Farage and Yvette Cooper
b'Sky News\\u2019 political editor Beth Rigby and guests analyse the week\\u2019s big stories \\u2013 how Home Secretary Suella Braverman handled a speeding offence and net migration figures hitting a new high.
Nigel Farage tells Beth the Tories have \'betrayed\' Brexit and should accept worker shortages to cut immigration.
Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper says a "points-based system is the right approach following Brexit".
Daily Mirror political editor John Stevens, and Caroline Wheeler, political editor at the Sunday Times, look at the other big stories.
Email Beth Rigby with your thoughts at bethrigbypodcast@sky.uk.
Audio credit: ITV This Morning'