Speaking to reporters in New Delhi, he said: "Lots of progress has been made on this one, but we're not there yet."
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said today there had been "lots of progress" on a long-awaited free trade deal with India - but it hasn't been agreed. On whether the escape may have been pre-planned, the prime minister said: "It's hard for me to comment in detail on that." He dodged the question, and said: "The detail of what's happening is being established as I speak by the justice secretary right now.
Mr Sunak was pressed again on whether he has confidence in Ms Price. "Thankfully, these incidents are extremely rare and that's I know people will be anxious it but working very hard to recapture the individual concern and the justice secretary has initiated already an internal inquiry to the specific circumstances around his escape and it would be right to just let that go through so that we know exactly what happens." The prime minister said: "I want to reassure that the police are working night and day to recapture the individual. He was asked if he had confidence in the prison governor at Wandsworth, Katie Price, after questions were raised about how this escape was able to happen. More now from Rishi Sunak, who was asked about a terror suspect who escaped from HMP Wandsworth on Wednesday, sparking a manhunt. "However, despite repeated requests and service of a planning contravention notice, we have not been provided with any details of schedules of works, method statements, site plans or work phasing plans, details of materials, a detailed summary and schedule of all surveys being undertaken on the site or a marked-up site plan to show the locations of surveys having already been undertaken and those proposed." "We are aware that there are works ongoing on site. Sally Grindrod-Smith, director of planning, regeneration and communities at the council, said: "The council is the relevant local planning authority for the site. The notice means the Home Office and its contractors must immediately stop any work related to listed buildings, and "all intrusive surveying works, groundworks and the installation of the fencing on the site". It said breaches include installing perimeter fencing and undertaking intrusive groundworks which could "cause irreversible damage to important heritage assets". The council issued the notice after it deemed there had been a breach of planning controls relating to listed buildings and archaeology on the site of the base in Lincolnshire.
West Lindsey District Council said it issued the a temporary stop notice pursuant to section 171E of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 at 7am on Friday. A district council has ordered the Home Office to stop work on a former RAF base which is set to house migrants after accusing it of breaching planning rules.
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