campaigns not you actually election campaigns not necessarily the most sophisticated thing. it’s necessarily the most sophisticated thin._ �*, a, necessarily the most sophisticated thin. �*, ., ., necessarily the most sophisticated thing. it's about finding a core messaue thing. it's about finding a core message and _ thing. it's about finding a core message and hammering - thing. it's about finding a core message and hammering it i thing. it's about finding a core l message and hammering it over thing. it's about finding a core - message and hammering it over again. this is day whatever it is, and they are the key phrases that we are going to hear over and over and over again on the basis that most people are not paying much attention so you say a million times in multiple if not heard it for a first time. so with that classic line that politicians will use to clearly and campaigns that the point at which ocelot and supporters are yawning or rolling our eyes is just about the point when it mightjust start to cut through. yet point when it might 'ust start to cut wrought point when it might 'ust start to cut through. point when it might 'ust start to cut throu~h. ~ ~ ., , cut through. yet the ram home this messa . e is cut through. yet the ram home this message is that _ cut through. yet the ram home this message is that they _ cut through. yet the ram home this message is that they also _ cut through. yet the ram home this message is that they also felt - cut through. yet the ram home this message is that they also felt that l message is that they also felt that matthew_ message is that they also felt that matthew parrott _ message is that they also felt that matthew parrott test _ message is that they also felt that matthew parrott test of— message is that they also felt that matthew parrott test of how - message is that they also felt that matthew parrott test of how doesl matthew parrott test of how does it sound _ matthew parrott test of how does it sound if_ matthew parrott test of how does it sound if you — matthew parrott test of how does it sound if you flip _ matthew parrott test of how does it sound if you flip it? _ matthew parrott test of how does it sound if you flip it? let's _ matthew parrott test of how does it sound if you flip it? let's keep- sound if you flip it? let's keep everything _ sound if you flip it? let's keep everything exactly _ sound if you flip it? let's keep everything exactly the - sound if you flip it? let's keep everything exactly the same. i everything exactly the same. stability, _ everything exactly the same. stability, let's _ everything exactly the same. stability, let'sjust_ everything exactly the same. stability, let'sjust have - stability, let's just have everything _ stability, let'sjust have everything falling - stability, let'sjust have| everything falling apart. stability, let'sjust have - everything falling apart. in stability, let'sjust have everything falling apart. an unfair

deau everything falling apart. an unfair deal! one of _ everything falling apart. an unfair deal! one of keir _ everything falling apart. an unfair deal! one of keir starmer's - everything falling apart. an unfairj deal! one of keir starmer's stains from last week _ deal! one of keir starmer's stains from last week is _ deal! one of keir starmer's stains from last week is stability - deal! one of keir starmer's stains from last week is stability is - from last week is stability is change with me does not sound very rousing or dramatic.— rousing or dramatic. stability frankly counts _ rousing or dramatic. stability frankly counts in _ rousing or dramatic. stability frankly counts in us - rousing or dramatic. stability frankly counts in us and - rousing or dramatic. stability frankly counts in us and that| rousing or dramatic. stability i frankly counts in us and that by rousing or dramatic. stability - frankly counts in us and that by the way someone perched on a booster cushion _ way someone perched on a booster cushion to— way someone perched on a booster cushion to reach the microphone so stability— cushion to reach the microphone so stability does matter will so that really _ stability does matter will so that really goes to show that frankly it's been— really goes to show that frankly it's been a pants a few years when it comes _ it's been a pants a few years when it comes to— it's been a pants a few years when it comes to prosperity and you have to acknowledge that somehow we are --oin to acknowledge that somehow we are going to _ to acknowledge that somehow we are going to hear a lot about stability because — going to hear a lot about stability because realistically look at the next _ because realistically look at the next few — because realistically look at the next few years, what has any party going _ next few years, what has any party going to _ next few years, what has any party going to he — next few years, what has any party going to be able to offer their hearing — going to be able to offer their hearing him in the state of public finances — hearing him in the state of public finances and bearing in mind are looking — finances and bearing in mind are looking to — finances and bearing in mind are looking to cuts to public service is the way _ looking to cuts to public service is the way finances are set up in the moment— the way finances are set up in the moment and if you want to avoid that you probably are going to have to tax rise — you probably are going to have to tax rise. stability at the moment probably— tax rise. stability at the moment probably feel sick or realistic thing — probably feel sick or realistic thing but if you say, six week campaign _ thing but if you say, six week campaign not exactly exciting. i was ma be a campaign not exactly exciting. i was maybe a bit — campaign not exactly exciting. i was maybe a bit nigh _ campaign not exactly exciting. i was maybe a bit nigh but _ campaign not exactly exciting. i was maybe a bit nigh but i _ campaign not exactly exciting. um; maybe a bit nigh but i knew campaign not exactly exciting. l —" maybe a bit nigh but i knew the

rwanda policy and the play to take people who cross the english channel and arrived in the country illegally as government would have under new legislation and to then send rwanda to be processed in the system they are never to the uk, i do it would come up and under the tories want to be a dividing line and i be quite surprised to date just how dominant the rwanda dividing line is been. yes, and obviously rishi sunak us wanted _ yes, and obviously rishi sunak us wanted to— yes, and obviously rishi sunak us wanted to make _ yes, and obviously rishi sunak us wanted to make it— yes, and obviously rishi sunak us wanted to make it a _ yes, and obviously rishi sunak us wanted to make it a dividing - yes, and obviously rishi sunak us wanted to make it a dividing line. wanted to make it a dividing line that made — wanted to make it a dividing line that made the _ wanted to make it a dividing line that made the very _ wanted to make it a dividing line that made the very interesting . that made the very interesting admission— that made the very interesting admission that _ that made the very interesting admission that no _ that made the very interesting admission that no flesh - that made the very interesting admission that no flesh look . that made the very interesting | admission that no flesh look at before — admission that no flesh look at before the _ admission that no flesh look at before the election. _ admission that no flesh look at before the election. you - admission that no flesh look at before the election. you couldl admission that no flesh look at - before the election. you could argue that his _ before the election. you could argue that his choice _ before the election. you could argue that his choice. he _ before the election. you could argue that his choice. he could _ before the election. you could argue that his choice. he could have - that his choice. he could have called — that his choice. he could have called this— that his choice. he could have called this election _ that his choice. he could have called this election in - that his choice. he could have called this election in six - that his choice. he could have . called this election in six months' time, _ called this election in six months' time, by— called this election in six months' time, by which— called this election in six months' time, by which time _ called this election in six months' time, by which time under - called this election in six months' time, by which time under the i time, by which time under the timeframe _ time, by which time under the timeframe the _ time, by which time under the timeframe the legislation, - time, by which time under the | timeframe the legislation, lots time, by which time under the i timeframe the legislation, lots of flights— timeframe the legislation, lots of flights should've _ timeframe the legislation, lots of flights should've taken _ timeframe the legislation, lots of flights should've taken off - timeframe the legislation, lots of flights should've taken off and i timeframe the legislation, lots of flights should've taken off and he did not _ flights should've taken off and he did not he — flights should've taken off and he did not. he chose _ flights should've taken off and he did not. he chose to _ flights should've taken off and he did not. he chose to hold - flights should've taken off and he did not. he chose to hold the - did not. he chose to hold the selection _ did not. he chose to hold the selection before _ did not. he chose to hold the selection before it's - did not. he chose to hold the| selection before it's physically possible — selection before it's physically possible for— selection before it's physically possible for any— selection before it's physically possible for any flights - selection before it's physically possible for any flights to - selection before it's physicallyj possible for any flights to take off. possible for any flights to take off in — possible for any flights to take off in the _ possible for any flights to take off in the way— possible for any flights to take off. in the way he _ possible for any flights to take off. in the way he frames - possible for any flights to take off. in the way he frames it isi possible for any flights to take . off. in the way he frames it is this is a choice — off. in the way he frames it is this is a choice of— off. in the way he frames it is this is a choice of the future _ off. in the way he frames it is this is a choice of the future any - off. in the way he frames it is this is a choice of the future any of - off. in the way he frames it is this is a choice of the future any of it i is a choice of the future any of it for me _ is a choice of the future any of it for me as — is a choice of the future any of it for me as my— is a choice of the future any of it for me as my minister— is a choice of the future any of it for me as my minister and - is a choice of the future any of it for me as my minister and you l for me as my minister and you will -et for me as my minister and you will get the _ for me as my minister and you will get the flights _ for me as my minister and you will get the flights but _ for me as my minister and you will get the flights but what _ for me as my minister and you will get the flights but what some - get the flights but what some members _ get the flights but what some members of— get the flights but what some members of the _ get the flights but what some members of the right -

get the flights but what some members of the right of- get the flights but what some members of the right of the l get the flights but what some - members of the right of the party or say is _ members of the right of the party or say is its _ members of the right of the party or say is its note, — members of the right of the party or say is its note, he _ members of the right of the party or say is its note, he had to _ members of the right of the party or say is its note, he had to cut - say is its note, he had to cut and run that— say is its note, he had to cut and run that because _ say is its note, he had to cut and run that because the _ say is its note, he had to cut and run that because the flights - run that because the flights will never— run that because the flights will never take _ run that because the flights will never take off. _ run that because the flights will never take off. they— run that because the flights will never take off. they will- run that because the flights will never take off. they will neverl run that because the flights will- never take off. they will never take off because — never take off. they will never take off because as _ never take off. they will never take off because as we _ never take off. they will never take off because as we say, _ never take off. they will never take off because as we say, they - never take off. they will never take off because as we say, they say - off because as we say, they say it, they will— off because as we say, they say it, they will get — off because as we say, they say it, they will get caught up _ off because as we say, they say it, they will get caught up in - off because as we say, they say it, they will get caught up in the - they will get caught up in the course — they will get caught up in the course because _ they will get caught up in the course because he _ they will get caught up in the course because he did - they will get caught up in the course because he did not. they will get caught up in the i course because he did not take they will get caught up in the - course because he did not take the radical— course because he did not take the radical action— course because he did not take the radical action they— course because he did not take the radical action they said _ course because he did not take the radical action they said needed - radical action they said needed to be taken — radical action they said needed to be taken to— radical action they said needed to be taken to get— radical action they said needed to be taken to get a _ radical action they said needed to be taken to get a set— radical action they said needed to be taken to get a set of— radical action they said needed to be taken to get a set of the - be taken to get a set of the european _ be taken to get a set of the european court _ be taken to get a set of the european court of - be taken to get a set of the european court ofjustice. i be taken to get a set of the i european court ofjustice. the dividin: european court ofjustice. the dividing line _ european court ofjustice. the dividing line is _ european court ofjustice. dividing line is started with a quotation for policy versus labour saying they would call it either than getting a few flights off rather than not getting any flights off at all. of course there is the prospect where labour to win and call it that after all of the stuff we have talked about around rwanda and stuff in the supreme court and the commons in the last few months, that it never happens. not a single flight goes. that it never happens. not a single fliuht noes. , ., ., , flight goes. this would of reminds me, iwas flight goes. this would of reminds me. i was like _ flight goes. this would of reminds me, i was like talking _ flight goes. this would of reminds me, i was like talking about - me, i was like talking about the arcane parliamentary stuff and we have this period called washup now which is where the political parties decide what bits of legislation that have not been passed yet are going to be saved in time for parliament

dissolving on friday and one of those things is rishi sunak�*s plan to progressively increase the age at which you can buy cigarettes, which they caught creating a smoke—free generation because ultimately you will have a whole generation who can never buy cigarettes. now that was touted by rishi sunak is one of his big ideas when he lost the election but because of the washup process and the pressure of time, he will not get that legislation through parliament by the weekend. so again that will be another thing that he is promising to deliver if he is reelected. is promising to deliver if he is reelected-— is promising to deliver if he is reelected. , , , ., , reelected. this is where you end up with politics — reelected. this is where you end up with politics on _ reelected. this is where you end up with politics on an _ reelected. this is where you end up with politics on an issue _ reelected. this is where you end up with politics on an issue where - with politics on an issue where there is not actually wide for disagreement. there are some libertarian conservatives who don't like the idea of the state intervening and he not being able to buy cigarettes when others across an arbitrary age gap can but even though there is pretty widespread support for it, in order to get stuff sorted in this period and try to do things and incredible pace up against a deadline, you have to have party cooperation. rishi sunak wants this to happen. so the other

parties, but rishi sunak has made it quite a big thing of his legacy, a kind of thing he really believes in and of course if it falls which looks pretty likely now, he can put it in the manifesto when i think he would but so can other parties and if it's at labour government of the side of the election, they can then press ahead and do it and it's their idea and not is. l press ahead and do it and it's their idea and not is.— idea and not is. i bonded to one very senior _ idea and not is. i bonded to one very senior tory _ idea and not is. i bonded to one very senior tory on the - idea and not is. i bonded to one very senior tory on the right - idea and not is. i bonded to one very senior tory on the right of| idea and not is. i bonded to one i very senior tory on the right of the party, a _ very senior tory on the right of the party. a very— very senior tory on the right of the party, a very senior— very senior tory on the right of the party, a very senior former- very senior tory on the right of the| party, a very senior former kennett minister— party, a very senior former kennett minister who— party, a very senior former kennett minister who has— party, a very senior former kennett minister who has led _ party, a very senior former kennett minister who has led the _ party, a very senior former kennett minister who has led the fight- minister who has led the fight against — minister who has led the fight against that _ minister who has led the fight against that legislation. - minister who has led the fight against that legislation. theyl minister who has led the fight- against that legislation. they were beaming _ against that legislation. they were beaming and — against that legislation. they were beaming and were _ against that legislation. they were beaming and were delighted - against that legislation. they were beaming and were delighted that i against that legislation. they were| beaming and were delighted that it had not _ beaming and were delighted that it had not been — beaming and were delighted that it had not been confirmed _ beaming and were delighted that it had not been confirmed but - beaming and were delighted that it. had not been confirmed but because it was— had not been confirmed but because it was not— had not been confirmed but because it was not on— had not been confirmed but because it was not on the _ had not been confirmed but because it was not on the list _ had not been confirmed but because it was not on the list of— had not been confirmed but because it was not on the list of sort of- it was not on the list of sort of caregiver— it was not on the list of sort of caregiver bills _ it was not on the list of sort of caregiver bills that _ it was not on the list of sort of. caregiver bills that they thought had died. — caregiver bills that they thought had died. they— caregiver bills that they thought had died, they were _ caregiver bills that they thought had died, they were very- caregiver bills that they thought| had died, they were very happy. opposition— had died, they were very happy. opposition to _ had died, they were very happy. opposition to that _ had died, they were very happy. opposition to that was - had died, they were very happy. opposition to that was the - had died, they were very happy. . opposition to that was the concern of the party but it one of those things or is a premise that the matter —— rishi sunak is making it's both what he delivered. lt matter -- rishi sunak is making it's both what he delivered.— both what he delivered. it gets back to the choice _ both what he delivered. it gets back to the choice that _ both what he delivered. it gets back to the choice that rishi _ both what he delivered. it gets back to the choice that rishi sunak - both what he delivered. it gets back to the choice that rishi sunak did i to the choice that rishi sunak did not need — to the choice that rishi sunak did not need to— to the choice that rishi sunak did not need to hold _

to the choice that rishi sunak did not need to hold the _ to the choice that rishi sunak did not need to hold the election- to the choice that rishi sunak did| not need to hold the election now and he _ not need to hold the election now and he chose _ not need to hold the election now and he chose to _ not need to hold the election now and he chose to go _ not need to hold the election now and he chose to go now. - not need to hold the election now and he chose to go now.— not need to hold the election now and he chose to go now. what'd you think the choice _ and he chose to go now. what'd you think the choice to _ and he chose to go now. what'd you think the choice to go _ and he chose to go now. what'd you think the choice to go on _ and he chose to go now. what'd you think the choice to go on the - and he chose to go now. what'd you think the choice to go on the day - think the choice to go on the day when the inflation figures came out? because it was not as simple as the inflation figures are amazing, it was they are ok but... kind inflation figures are amazing, it was they are ok but. . .- inflation figures are amazing, it was they are ok but... kind of good enou:h to was they are ok but... kind of good enough to scrape _ was they are ok but... kind of good enough to scrape through _ enough to scrape through but obviously they were not that good that the _ obviously they were not that good that the percentage chances of a rate cut — that the percentage chances of a rate cut in — that the percentage chances of a rate cut injune ahead of yesterday's inflation figure was 5050 _ yesterday's inflation figure was 5050 and now it's about 6% and they are now _ 5050 and now it's about 6% and they are now saying we may not get one even _ are now saying we may not get one even in — are now saying we may not get one even in august. so in that sense, may— even in august. so in that sense, may thinking i will print the fact that rates— may thinking i will print the fact that rates are not going to come down _ that rates are not going to come down over— that rates are not going to come down over the summer if that's the case but _ down over the summer if that's the case but you do feel the people as we have been talking about time and a-ain we have been talking about time and agalniust _ we have been talking about time and againjust are not we have been talking about time and again just are not feeling that turnaround is yet. they are not feeling — turnaround is yet. they are not feeling the inflection point and by the way— feeling the inflection point and by the way i — feeling the inflection point and by the way i don't buy either this idea that they— the way i don't buy either this idea that they did not wait until the autumn— that they did not wait until the autumn because i may not have been able to— autumn because i may not have been able to bring in tax cuts because smoke _ able to bring in tax cuts because smoke and — able to bring in tax cuts because smoke and mirrors, there is all sorts— smoke and mirrors, there is all sorts of— smoke and mirrors, there is all sorts of things you can do. it a tiny— sorts of things you can do. it a tiny change in our prospects and expectations and bingo you have

extra _ expectations and bingo you have extra cash— expectations and bingo you have extra cash to play with and that could _ extra cash to play with and that could have quite easily happen to. so the _ could have quite easily happen to. so the numbers alone, does not really— so the numbers alone, does not reallyjustify it. so the numbers alone, does not reallyjustify it— reallyjustify it. one thing a lot of conservatives _ reallyjustify it. one thing a lot of conservatives wrestling - reallyjustify it. one thing a lot - of conservatives wrestling yesterday when they _ of conservatives wrestling yesterday when they were _ of conservatives wrestling yesterday when they were just _ of conservatives wrestling yesterday when they were just astonished - of conservatives wrestling yesterday when they were just astonished the i when they were just astonished the premise _ when they were just astonished the premise or— when they were just astonished the premise or was _ when they were just astonished the premise or was going _ when they were just astonished the premise or was going to _ when they were just astonished the premise or was going to the - premise or was going to the selection _ premise or was going to the selection and _ premise or was going to the selection and they- premise or was going to the selection and they were - premise or was going to the . selection and they were saying premise or was going to the - selection and they were saying to me what's _ selection and they were saying to me what's going — selection and they were saying to me what's going on— selection and they were saying to me what's going on and _ selection and they were saying to me what's going on and what _ selection and they were saying to me what's going on and what they - selection and they were saying to me what's going on and what they were i what's going on and what they were saying _ what's going on and what they were saying was— what's going on and what they were saying was one _ what's going on and what they were saying was one of— what's going on and what they were saying was one of the _ what's going on and what they were saying was one of the reasons - what's going on and what they were saying was one of the reasons he i saying was one of the reasons he is gone _ saying was one of the reasons he is gone if— saying was one of the reasons he is gone if there — saying was one of the reasons he is gone if there is— saying was one of the reasons he is gone if there is a _ saying was one of the reasons he is gone if there is a sweet _ saying was one of the reasons he is gone if there is a sweet spot that l gone if there is a sweet spot that basically— gone if there is a sweet spot that basically with— gone if there is a sweet spot that basically with an _ gone if there is a sweet spot that basically with an inflation - gone if there is a sweet spot that basically with an inflation is - basically with an inflation is not going _ basically with an inflation is not going to — basically with an inflation is not going to get _ basically with an inflation is not going to get any— basically with an inflation is not going to get any better- basically with an inflation is not going to get any better than - basically with an inflation is not i going to get any better than this. there _ going to get any better than this. there is— going to get any better than this. there is a — going to get any better than this. there is a chance _ going to get any better than this. there is a chance and _ going to get any better than this. there is a chance and it- there is a chance and it might actually— there is a chance and it might actually go _ there is a chance and it might actually go up _ there is a chance and it might actually go up and _ there is a chance and it might actually go up and there's - there is a chance and it might actually go up and there's a l there is a chance and it might - actually go up and there's a chance we may— actually go up and there's a chance we may not— actually go up and there's a chance we may not see _ actually go up and there's a chance we may not see interest _ actually go up and there's a chance we may not see interest rate - actually go up and there's a chance we may not see interest rate cuts i we may not see interest rate cuts in the next _ we may not see interest rate cuts in the next few — we may not see interest rate cuts in the next few months _ we may not see interest rate cuts in the next few months and _ we may not see interest rate cuts in the next few months and it - we may not see interest rate cuts in the next few months and it may- we may not see interest rate cuts in the next few months and it may not| the next few months and it may not -et the next few months and it may not get any— the next few months and it may not get any better~ _ the next few months and it may not get any better~ so _ the next few months and it may not get any better. so cut _ the next few months and it may not get any better. so cut and - the next few months and it may not get any better. so cut and run now. j get any better. so cut and run now. the chances — get any better. so cut and run now. the chances are _ get any better. so cut and run now. the chances are actually— get any better. so cut and run now. the chances are actually in - get any better. so cut and run now. the chances are actually in the - the chances are actually in the short— the chances are actually in the short term _ the chances are actually in the short term it may get a bit better, but absolutely, may not be that much better~ _ but absolutely, may not be that much better. in _ but absolutely, may not be that much better. . i" but absolutely, may not be that much better._ inflation - better. in what metric? inflation itself is lovely _ better. in what metric? inflation itself is lovely to _ better. in what metric? inflation itself is lovely to perhaps - better. in what metric? inflation itself is lovely to perhaps ease l better. in what metric? inflation l itself is lovely to perhaps ease up a little _ itself is lovely to perhaps ease up a little bit — itself is lovely to perhaps ease up a little bit more but we're talking about _ a little bit more but we're talking about the — a little bit more but we're talking about the difference between 2.3 mab 1.8 or something like that. if that would _ 1.8 or something like that. if that would make that much of a difference.— difference. inflation is a mathematical _ difference. inflation is a mathematical thing - difference. inflation is a - mathematical thing because difference. inflation is a _ mathematical thing because energy bills came down because the price get came down and that had not had housel energy cost gone down by 25% to a course that would take a

massive chunk out of inflation was of the energy price caps coming on again at the end of this week so of course that will net it down a little bit further.— course that will net it down a little bit further. then again from their perspective, _ little bit further. then again from their perspective, yes _ little bit further. then again from their perspective, yes there - little bit further. then again from their perspective, yes there is . little bit further. then again from their perspective, yes there is a i their perspective, yes there is a limit to how much you can point at graphs as opposed to people feel about the economy in terms of extracting kind of political credit, but the same time when it was 11 point whatever and it is now starting with the two and therefore is within sort of the broad sense of where they want to get it to, that's quite something. if you are rishi sunak, you're going to dine out on that bit. ., ., , ., that bit. you are but at the same time are you _ that bit. you are but at the same time are you going _ that bit. you are but at the same time are you going to _ that bit. you are but at the same time are you going to judge - that bit. you are but at the same time are you going to judge the i time are you going tojudge the prime minister but the fact that it's only— prime minister but the fact that it's only 2% rises compared to last year or— it's only 2% rises compared to last year or are — it's only 2% rises compared to last year or are you thinking my food bill is _ year or are you thinking my food bill is still — year or are you thinking my food bill is still 40% higher than it was? — bill is still 40% higher than it was? ,, ., bill is still 4096 higher than it was? ,, ., , , was? sure, of course but if you understand _ was? sure, of course but if you understand the _ was? sure, of course but if you understand the rationale - was? sure, of course but if you understand the rationale of- was? sure, of course but if you| understand the rationale of why was? sure, of course but if you - understand the rationale of why did what he did. l understand the rationale of why did what he did-— what he did. i think a lot of his own were _ what he did. i think a lot of his own were worried _ what he did. i think a lot of his own were worried is _ what he did. i think a lot of his l own were worried is because the language — own were worried is because the language the _ own were worried is because the language the prime _ own were worried is because the language the prime minister- own were worried is because the language the prime minister hasj own were worried is because the - language the prime minister has used about falling — language the prime minister has used about falling inflation _ language the prime minister has used about falling inflation gives _ language the prime minister has used about falling inflation gives the - about falling inflation gives the impression _ about falling inflation gives the impression that— about falling inflation gives the impression that he _ about falling inflation gives the impression that he thinks - about falling inflation gives the impression that he thinks it - about falling inflation gives the - impression that he thinks it means prices _ impression that he thinks it means prices are — impression that he thinks it means prices are falling _ impression that he thinks it means prices are falling were _ impression that he thinks it means prices are falling were asked - prices are falling were asked what it means — prices are falling were asked what it means is — prices are falling were asked what it means is there _ prices are falling were asked what

it means is there rising _ prices are falling were asked what it means is there rising and - prices are falling were asked what it means is there rising and just. it means is there rising and just rising _ it means is there rising and just rising as — it means is there rising and just rising as a — it means is there rising and just rising as a slightly— it means is there rising and just rising as a slightly less - it means is there rising and just rising as a slightly less of - it means is there rising and just rising as a slightly less of a - it means is there rising and justl rising as a slightly less of a rate. an already— rising as a slightly less of a rate. an already high _ rising as a slightly less of a rate. an already high price _ rising as a slightly less of a rate. an already high price because i rising as a slightly less of a rate. . an already high price because what came before. l an already high price because what came before-— an already high price because what came before. ., . , ., ., came before. i noticed you mentioned a timin: came before. i noticed you mentioned a timing thing — came before. i noticed you mentioned a timing thing a _ came before. i noticed you mentioned a timing thing a few— came before. i noticed you mentioned a timing thing a few times _ came before. i noticed you mentioned a timing thing a few times and it i came before. i noticed you mentioned a timing thing a few times and it is i a timing thing a few times and it is interesting because that's what lots of tory mps are saying a totally valid thing to say but i'm not sure how much the timing issue remains an issue throughout the election because of the about theresa may in 2017, she became very hamstrung because the timing issue and what are you doing it now is make she never adequately answered that question which meant that he ate into her time to actually campaign on of the things most of you for the timing issue isjust an issue for these first few days or... l timing issue isjust an issue for these first few days or... i think ou're these first few days or... i think you're right _ these first few days or... i think you're right because _ these first few days or... i think. you're right because conservative mps will — you're right because conservative mps will say _ you're right because conservative mps will say what _ you're right because conservative mps will say what is _ you're right because conservative mps will say what is all _ you're right because conservative mps will say what is all about i you're right because conservativej mps will say what is all about and when _ mps will say what is all about and when he — mps will say what is all about and when he said _ mps will say what is all about and when he said to _ mps will say what is all about and when he said to get _ mps will say what is all about and when he said to get half- mps will say what is all about and when he said to get half of- mps will say what is all about and l when he said to get half of the year you met _ when he said to get half of the year you met the — when he said to get half of the year you met the autumn, _ when he said to get half of the year you met the autumn, and _ when he said to get half of the year you met the autumn, and on newsl when he said to get half of the year. you met the autumn, and on news not on tuesday— you met the autumn, and on news not on tuesday night — you met the autumn, and on news not on tuesday night i— you met the autumn, and on news not on tuesday night i basically— you met the autumn, and on news not on tuesday night i basically said - on tuesday night i basically said there _ on tuesday night i basically said there are — on tuesday night i basically said there are massive _ on tuesday night i basically said there are massive rumours- on tuesday night i basically said there are massive rumours of. on tuesday night i basically said i there are massive rumours of the prime _ there are massive rumours of the prime minister— there are massive rumours of the prime minister is _ there are massive rumours of the prime minister is going _ there are massive rumours of the prime minister is going to - there are massive rumours of the prime minister is going to call- there are massive rumours of the prime minister is going to call an| prime minister is going to call an election— prime minister is going to call an election tomorrow, _ prime minister is going to call an election tomorrow, wednesday, i prime minister is going to call an- election tomorrow, wednesday, what you did _ election tomorrow, wednesday, what you did and _ election tomorrow, wednesday, what you did and that— election tomorrow, wednesday, what you did and thatjuly_ election tomorrow, wednesday, what you did and that july the _ election tomorrow, wednesday, what you did and that july the 4th - election tomorrow, wednesday, what you did and that july the 4th was i you did and that july the 4th was being _ you did and that july the 4th was being talked _ you did and that july the 4th was being talked about _ you did and that july the 4th was being talked about in _ you did and that july the 4th was being talked about in the - you did and that july the 4th was being talked about in the next i you did and that july the 4th was. being talked about in the next day all the _ being talked about in the next day all the ministers— being talked about in the next day all the ministers coming _ being talked about in the next day all the ministers coming up- being talked about in the next day all the ministers coming up and i all the ministers coming up and saying — all the ministers coming up and saying what— all the ministers coming up and saying what is _ all the ministers coming up and saying what is going _ all the ministers coming up and saying what is going on - all the ministers coming up and i saying what is going on equipment they literally — saying what is going on equipment they literallyjust_

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inflation would come then and all that sort of stuff. . ._ that sort of stuff... with good reason to _ that sort of stuff... with good reason to think _ that sort of stuff... with good reason to think that _ that sort of stuff... with good reason to think that at - that sort of stuff... with good reason to think that at that i that sort of stuff... with good i reason to think that at that point because the vast majority of the sort of mood music coming out from all corners of government until it was not was pointing towards the autumn. l was not was pointing towards the autumn. ,, was not was pointing towards the autumn. ~" , ., was not was pointing towards the autumn. ~ i. ., ~" ., , autumn. i think you make it really should autumn. ! think you make it really should put— autumn. i think you make it really should put about _ autumn. i think you make it really should put about theresa - autumn. i think you make it really should put about theresa may i autumn. i think you make it really| should put about theresa may and autumn. i think you make it really i should put about theresa may and one thin- should put about theresa may and one thing it— should put about theresa may and one thing it to _ should put about theresa may and one thing it to be _ should put about theresa may and one thing it to be really— should put about theresa may and one thing it to be really careful— should put about theresa may and one thing it to be really careful about i thing it to be really careful about when _ thing it to be really careful about when you — thing it to be really careful about when you are _ thing it to be really careful about when you are prime _ thing it to be really careful about when you are prime minister- thing it to be really careful about when you are prime minister is l when you are prime minister is because — when you are prime minister is because you _ when you are prime minister is because you do _ when you are prime minister is because you do have _ when you are prime minister is because you do have this i when you are prime minister is i because you do have this power, technically— because you do have this power, technically it's _ because you do have this power, technically it's the _ because you do have this power, technically it's the king - because you do have this power, technically it's the king but i technically it's the king but basically— technically it's the king but basically your— technically it's the king but basically your power... i technically it's the king but basically your power... royal prerogative- _ basically your power... royal prerogative. you _ basically your power... royal prerogative. you basically i basically your power... royall prerogative. you basically get basically your power... royal. prerogative. you basically get to choose when _ prerogative. you basically get to choose when the _ prerogative. you basically get to choose when the election i prerogative. you basically get to choose when the election is i prerogative. you basically get to choose when the election is and | prerogative. you basically get to i choose when the election is and be careful_ choose when the election is and be careful of— choose when the election is and be careful of the — choose when the election is and be careful of the timing _ choose when the election is and be careful of the timing of— choose when the election is and be careful of the timing of the - 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he was clearly dipping in his interest— he was clearly dipping in his interest theresa _ he was clearly dipping in his interest theresa may- he was clearly dipping in his interest theresa may whenl he was clearly dipping in his. interest theresa may when in he was clearly dipping in his - interest theresa may when in 2017 two years — interest theresa may when in 2017 two years after _ interest theresa may when in 2017 two years after a _ interest theresa may when in 2017 two years after a general- interest theresa may when in 2017�* two years after a general election, and whose — two years after a general election, and whose interests _ two years after a general election, and whose interests are _ two years after a general election, and whose interests are you - two years after a general election, and whose interests are you doing | and whose interests are you doing this? _ and whose interests are you doing this? the — and whose interests are you doing this? the problem _ and whose interests are you doing this? the problem that _ and whose interests are you doing this? the problem that rishi - and whose interests are you doing | this? the problem that rishi sunak had what _ this? the problem that rishi sunak had what you — this? the problem that rishi sunak had what you get _ this? the problem that rishi sunak had what you get did _ this? the problem that rishi sunak had what you get did not _ this? the problem that rishi sunak had what you get did not ever- had what you get did not ever realise — had what you get did not ever realise what _ had what you get did not ever realise what had _ had what you get did not ever realise what had gone - had what you get did not ever} realise what had gone beyond had what you get did not ever- realise what had gone beyond the summer. — realise what had gone beyond the summer. then— realise what had gone beyond the summer, then there _ realise what had gone beyond the summer, then there have -

realise what had gone beyond the summer, then there have only. realise what had gone beyond the . summer, then there have only been three _ summer, then there have only been three times — summer, then there have only been three times in — summer, then there have only been three times in the _ summer, then there have only been three times in the last— summer, then there have only been three times in the last 50 _ summer, then there have only been three times in the last 50 years - three times in the last 50 years when _ three times in the last 50 years when an— three times in the last 50 years when an election _ three times in the last 50 years when an election has _ three times in the last 50 years when an election has been - three times in the last 50 years when an election has been held outside — when an election has been held outside the _ when an election has been held outside the april— _ when an election has been held outside the april— summer- when an election has been held - outside the april— summer window. and there _ outside the april— summer window. and there is — outside the april— summer window. and there is been _ outside the april— summer window. and there is been really— outside the april— summer window. and there is been really good - and there is been really good reasons— and there is been really good reasons with _ and there is been really good reasons with the _ and there is been really good reasons with the relations - and there is been really good reasons with the relations ini and there is been really good - reasons with the relations in 1974 and decemher— reasons with the relations in 1974 and december 2019. _ reasons with the relations in1974 and december 2019. they- reasons with the relations in 1974 and december 2019. they were . and december 2019. they were emergencies _ and december 2019. they were emergencies. the _ and december 2019. they were emergencies. the problem - and december 2019. they were emergencies. the problem he. and december 2019. they were - emergencies. the problem he would have was— emergencies. the problem he would have was if— emergencies. the problem he would have was if he — emergencies. the problem he would have was if he went _ emergencies. the problem he would have was if he went beyond - emergencies. the problem he would have was if he went beyond the - have was if he went beyond the sunrnrer. — have was if he went beyond the sunrnrer. it _ have was if he went beyond the summer, it would _ have was if he went beyond the summer, it would be _ have was if he went beyond the summer, it would be a - have was if he went beyond the summer, it would be a bit - have was if he went beyond the i summer, it would be a bit weird. have was if he went beyond the - summer, it would be a bit weird. not normat— summer, it would be a bit weird. not normal times, — summer, it would be a bit weird. not normal times, while _ summer, it would be a bit weird. not normal times, while doing _ summer, it would be a bit weird. not normal times, while doing it now? i summer, it would be a bit weird. not normal times, while doing it now? [i normal times, while doing it now? suppose the mount counter to that normal times, while doing it now?“ suppose the mount counter to that in terms of the comparison with 2017 is that we are in the last few months of a parliament is opposed to going to years in, halfway through. and so you are deciding between a handful of months as opposed to deciding to go as gordon brown might have done three years early or as theresa may did in a similar kind of three years, three years early. but definitely in the minds of those who eventually came to the view around rishi sunak to go when they did was that perception, that sense to go be

a perception politically powerful evenif a perception politically powerful even if constitutionally redundant that waiting until the autumn would be clinging on. stand that waiting until the autumn would be clinging om— be clinging on. and you as an economic— be clinging on. and you as an economic strain _ be clinging on. and you as an economic strain was - be clinging on. and you as an| economic strain was receiving be clinging on. and you as an - economic strain was receiving what we as politicaljournalist he was a time which is compare what's happening now with what happened before, which i can see why some people might think is a bit annoying but actually is how political people think. they are upset about what happened before. m50 think. they are upset about what happened before.— think. they are upset about what happened before. also the fixed term employment — happened before. also the fixed term employment act _ happened before. also the fixed term employment act has _ happened before. also the fixed term employment act has restored - happened before. also the fixed term employment act has restored about l employment act has restored about 80% of— employment act has restored about 80% of our— employment act has restored about 80% of our trade, _ employment act has restored about 80% of our trade, which _ employment act has restored about 80% of our trade, which is- employment act has restored about 80% of our trade, which is when - employment act has restored about 80% of our trade, which is when isi 80% of our trade, which is when is the election— 80% of our trade, which is when is the election going _ 80% of our trade, which is when is the election going to— 80% of our trade, which is when is the election going to be? - 80% of our trade, which is when is the election going to be? we - 80% of our trade, which is when is the election going to be? we were stuffed _ the election going to be? we were stuffed with — the election going to be? we were stuffed with the _ the election going to be? we were stuffed with the fixed—term - stuffed with the fixed—term parliaments _ stuffed with the fixed—term parliaments act. _ stuffed with the fixed-term parliaments act.— stuffed with the fixed-term - parliaments act._ good for parliaments act. very true. good for olitical parliaments act. very true. good for politicaljournalism. _ parliaments act. very true. good for politicaljournalism. i _ parliaments act. very true. good for politicaljournalism. i love _ parliaments act. very true. good for politicaljournalism. i love you - political 'ournalism. i love you could politicaljournalism. i love you could tell _ politicaljournalism. i love you could tell when _ politicaljournalism. i love you could tell when the _ politicaljournalism. i love you could tell when the election i politicaljournalism. i love you - could tell when the election would be when hundred years hence because the act set it out. we did episode of newscast this morning and as he recorded it, nigel farage with a not unvisited announcement that he would not stand as a candidate and he has done a video worries in a classic

thing to avoid i think accusations of being a bottler, he said i've got one more political card to play in my lifetime and i am not playing it now so we did that thing of teasing everyone. i'm sitting this one out but not give them a bust. the more distinct thing _ but not give them a bust. the more distinct thing with _ but not give them a bust. the more distinct thing with nigel _ but not give them a bust. the more distinct thing with nigel and - but not give them a bust. the more distinct thing with nigel and we - distinct thing with nigel and we don't yet have an answer to this is not whether or not he decides to run a particular seat which is always relatively unlikely because he was to spend a lot of time there and it would be hard because it always is for smaller parties to win first past the post elections. it's more the bit in that statement where he talked about getting involved a bit. what does a bit actually amount to? that for me is interesting thing because if he decided to... have it manifested itself would be significant i think in terms of how much concern to put it is mildest reform can put under conservative candidates and places where they think reform might do well they can be the difference between a

conservative winning and a labour candidate winning.— conservative winning and a labour candidate winning. interesting that he said something _ candidate winning. interesting that he said something he _ candidate winning. interesting that he said something he was - candidate winning. interesting that he said something he was going i candidate winning. interesting that he said something he was going to i candidate winning. interesting that i he said something he was going to do more _ he said something he was going to do more than _ he said something he was going to do more than a _ he said something he was going to do more than a bit and _ he said something he was going to do more than a bit and quite _ he said something he was going to do more than a bit and quite a _ he said something he was going to do more than a bit and quite a lot- more than a bit and quite a lot and that his _ more than a bit and quite a lot and that his involvement in _ more than a bit and quite a lot and that his involvement in the - more than a bit and quite a lot and that his involvement in the us- that his involvement in the us election _ that his involvement in the us election. one _ that his involvement in the us election. one of— that his involvement in the us election. one of his _ that his involvement in the us election. one of his mates - that his involvement in the us| election. one of his mates told that his involvement in the us- election. one of his mates told me and who— election. one of his mates told me and who knows— election. one of his mates told me and who knows if— election. one of his mates told me and who knows if this _ election. one of his mates told me and who knows if this is _ election. one of his mates told me and who knows if this is true - election. one of his mates told me and who knows if this is true but i and who knows if this is true but donald trump _ and who knows if this is true but donald trump has offered - and who knows if this is true but donald trump has offered nigell donald trump has offered nigel farage — donald trump has offered nigel farage a — donald trump has offered nigel farage a job— donald trump has offered nigel farage a job and _ donald trump has offered nigel farage a job and that _ donald trump has offered nigel farage a job and that he - donald trump has offered nigel farage a job and that he is - donald trump has offered nigel. farage a job and that he is focused on that _ farage a job and that he is focused on that and — farage a job and that he is focused on that. and for— farage a job and that he is focused on that. and for donald _ farage a job and that he is focused on that. and for donald trump to i on that. and for donald trump to think— on that. and for donald trump to think that — on that. and for donald trump to think that nigel— on that. and for donald trump to think that nigel farage _ on that. and for donald trump to think that nigel farage is - on that. and for donald trump to think that nigel farage is a - on that. and for donald trump to think that nigel farage is a really certificate — think that nigel farage is a really certificate figure. _ think that nigel farage is a really certificate figure. the _ think that nigel farage is a really certificate figure. the mantra - think that nigel farage is a reallyi certificate figure. the mantra has been _ certificate figure. the mantra has been open — certificate figure. the mantra has been open that _ certificate figure. the mantra has been open that it _ certificate figure. the mantra has been open that it is _ certificate figure. the mantra has been open that it is when - certificate figure. the mantra has been open that it is when the - been open that it is when the brexit referendum — been open that it is when the brexit referendum was— been open that it is when the brexit referendum was one _ been open that it is when the brexit referendum was one and _ been open that it is when the brexit referendum was one and there - been open that it is when the brexit referendum was one and there is. been open that it is when the brexiti referendum was one and there is an argument _ referendum was one and there is an argument that— referendum was one and there is an argument that never— referendum was one and there is an argument that never would've - argument that never would've happened _ argument that never would've happened if— argument that never would've happened if it _ argument that never would've happened if it had _ argument that never would've happened if it had not - argument that never would've happened if it had not been i argument that never would'vel happened if it had not been for nigel— happened if it had not been for nigel farage, _ happened if it had not been for nigel farage, that— happened if it had not been for nigel farage, that was - happened if it had not been for nigel farage, that was when i happened if it had not been for- nigel farage, that was when donald trump _ nigel farage, that was when donald trump thought _ nigel farage, that was when donald trump thought he _ nigel farage, that was when donald trump thought he could _ nigel farage, that was when donald trump thought he could win - nigel farage, that was when donald| trump thought he could win because he thought— trump thought he could win because he thought brexit _ trump thought he could win because he thought brexit was _ trump thought he could win because he thought brexit was about - trump thought he could win because he thought brexit was about working the establishment _ he thought brexit was about working the establishment and _ he thought brexit was about working the establishment and that - he thought brexit was about working the establishment and that was - he thought brexit was about working i the establishment and that was what he was _ the establishment and that was what he was about — the establishment and that was what he was about. and _ the establishment and that was what he was about. and he _ the establishment and that was what he was about. and he has— the establishment and that was what he was about. and he has thinks- he was about. and he has thinks nigel— he was about. and he has thinks nigel is — he was about. and he has thinks nigel is a — he was about. and he has thinks nigel is a very— he was about. and he has thinks nigel is a very significant - he was about. and he has thinks nigel is a very significant figure i nigel is a very significant figure and nigel— nigel is a very significant figure and nigel must _ nigel is a very significant figure and nigel must feel— nigel is a very significant figure and nigel must feel there - nigel is a very significant figure and nigel must feel there is - nigel is a very significant figure . and nigel must feel there is quite and nigel must feel there is quite an audience — and nigel must feel there is quite an audience out _ and nigel must feel there is quite an audience out there _ and nigel must feel there is quite an audience out there in - and nigel must feel there is quite an audience out there in the - and nigel must feel there is quite an audience out there in the us. i and nigel must feel there is quite . an audience out there in the us. i’m“ an audience out there in the us. i'm shocked an audience out there in the us. shocked about that. an audience out there in the us. i'm shocked about that. donald - an audience out there in the us. i'm shocked about that. donald trump l an audience out there in the us. i'm| shocked about that. donald trump is not able to appoint _ shocked about that. donald trump is not able to appoint nigel _

shocked about that. donald trump is not able to appoint nigel farage - shocked about that. donald trump is not able to appoint nigel farage the | not able to appoint nigel farage the uk ambassador— not able to appoint nigel farage the uk ambassador to _ not able to appoint nigel farage the uk ambassador to the _ not able to appoint nigel farage the uk ambassador to the us _ not able to appoint nigel farage the uk ambassador to the us is - not able to appoint nigel farage the uk ambassador to the us is that - not able to appoint nigel farage the uk ambassador to the us is that is i uk ambassador to the us is that is one iob _ uk ambassador to the us is that is one iob that— uk ambassador to the us is that is one job that nigel— uk ambassador to the us is that is one job that nigel would _ uk ambassador to the us is that is one job that nigel would rather- uk ambassador to the us is that is| one job that nigel would rather like to have _ one job that nigel would rather like to have. , ., to have. interesting thing that happening _ to have. interesting thing that happening on _ to have. interesting thing that happening on the _ to have. interesting thing that happening on the first - to have. interesting thing that happening on the first day - to have. interesting thing that happening on the first day of. happening on the first day of camp and he is revealing about how this whole thing will play out? that's a curveball question.— whole thing will play out? that's a curveball question. saying no seems uuite curveball question. saying no seems quite pathetic _ curveball question. saying no seems quite pathetic but _ curveball question. saying no seems quite pathetic but i _ curveball question. saying no seems quite pathetic but i think— curveball question. saying no seems quite pathetic but i think we - curveball question. saying no seems quite pathetic but i think we have i quite pathetic but i think we have had a bit of a tour de force around... i5 had a bit of a tour de force around- - -_ had a bit of a tour de force around... , ., , had a bit of a tour de force around... , . , ., around... is there anything we have missed from — around... is there anything we have missed from today _ around... is there anything we have missed from today that _ around... is there anything we have missed from today that you - around... is there anything we have missed from today that you think i missed from today that you think actually is worth... i5 missed from today that you think actually is worth. . ._ actually is worth... is trivial but then elections _ actually is worth... is trivial but then elections and _ actually is worth... is trivial but then elections and moments i actually is worth... is trivial but then elections and moments of| actually is worth... is trivial but - then elections and moments of colour and particularly on days where you might not have some big policy announcement or a manifesto launch or a debate on bbc one or whatever, the colourful moments ijust think can be quite revealing. there was that moment today when the prime minister on this mad dash around england, wales and scotland all in a day, there was a moment in derbyshire which up to really enjoy where he sat down in a chair that momentarily i think he thought was going to collapse on them. that's kind ofjust trivial but i enjoy the

little bit of picture, but he was having a chat in a brewery in south wales and asked about the football. but it was... he asked those number if they look forward to it. but it was. .. he asked those number if they look forward to it.— if they look forward to it. pointed out to him _ if they look forward to it. pointed out to him that _ if they look forward to it. pointed out to him that wales _ if they look forward to it. pointed out to him that wales is - out to him that wales is not qualified to england and scotland have been one of those little moments but those kind of things to ship a day of campaigning. confirmation that rishi sunak is a cricket _ confirmation that rishi sunak is a cricket fan — confirmation that rishi sunak is a cricket fan but _ confirmation that rishi sunak is a cricket fan but i _ confirmation that rishi sunak is a cricket fan but i tell— confirmation that rishi sunak is a cricket fan but i tell you - confirmation that rishi sunak is a cricket fan but i tell you what - confirmation that rishi sunak is a cricket fan but i tell you what i. cricket fan but i tell you what i thought _ cricket fan but i tell you what i thought lt— cricket fan but i tell you what i thought- - -_ cricket fan but i tell you what i thouuht... ., . , thought... it was early in the day. he generally _ thought... it was early in the day. he generally seem _ thought... it was early in the day. he generally seem to _ thought. .. it was early in the day. he generally seem to know- thought... it was early in the day. he generally seem to know who l he generally seem to know who his english _ he generally seem to know who his english name — he generally seem to know who his english name is _ he generally seem to know who his english name is unlike _ he generally seem to know who his english name is unlike david - english name is unlike david cameron _ english name is unlike david cameron-"- english name is unlike david cameron... during an election campaign- _ cameron... during an election campaign. rishi _ cameron... during an election campaign. rishi sunak- cameron... during an election campaign. rishi sunak looki cameron... during an election campaign. rishi sunak look a | cameron... during an election i campaign. rishi sunak look a bit cameron... during an election - campaign. rishi sunak look a bit of an elected general— campaign. rishi sunak look a bit of an elected general with _ campaign. rishi sunak look a bit of an elected general with the - campaign. rishi sunak look a bit of an elected general with the rain i campaign. rishi sunak look a bit of| an elected general with the rain and it did _ an elected general with the rain and it did not _ an elected general with the rain and it did not know— an elected general with the rain and it did not know about _ an elected general with the rain and it did not know about chris - an elected general with the rain and | it did not know about chris bossman underpants — it did not know about chris bossman underpants but _ it did not know about chris bossman underpants but he _ it did not know about chris bossman underpants but he probably- it did not know about chris bossman underpants but he probably could i underpants but he probably could have guessed _ underpants but he probably could have guessed about _ underpants but he probably could have guessed about it _ underpants but he probably could have guessed about it because i underpants but he probably could| have guessed about it because he looked _ have guessed about it because he looked like — have guessed about it because he looked like an— have guessed about it because he looked like an unlucky— have guessed about it because he looked like an unlucky general- have guessed about it because he| looked like an unlucky general but today— looked like an unlucky general but today he _ looked like an unlucky general but today he was— looked like an unlucky general but today he was a _ looked like an unlucky general but today he was a very _ looked like an unlucky general but today he was a very lucky - looked like an unlucky general butj today he was a very lucky general. there _ today he was a very lucky general. there he _ today he was a very lucky general. there he is— today he was a very lucky general. there he is in— today he was a very lucky general. there he is in derbyshire - today he was a very lucky general. there he is in derbyshire and - there he is in derbyshire and a marginal— there he is in derbyshire and a marginal constituency- there he is in derbyshire and a marginal constituency and - there he is in derbyshire and a - marginal constituency and amongst the questions. _ marginal constituency and amongst the questions, he _ marginal constituency and amongst the questions, he gets— marginal constituency and amongst the questions, he gets two- marginal constituency and amongst i the questions, he gets two questions on subjects _ the questions, he gets two questions on subjects that _ the questions, he gets two questions on subjects that he _ the questions, he gets two questions on subjects that he really— the questions, he gets two questions on subjects that he really wants - the questions, he gets two questions on subjects that he really wants to i on subjects that he really wants to talk about, — on subjects that he really wants to talk about, which _ on subjects that he really wants to talk about, which is _ on subjects that he really wants to talk about, which is what - on subjects that he really wants to talk about, which is what are - on subjects that he really wants to talk about, which is what are you i talk about, which is what are you

going _ talk about, which is what are you going to — talk about, which is what are you going to do — talk about, which is what are you going to do to _ talk about, which is what are you going to do to make _ talk about, which is what are you going to do to make people - talk about, which is what are you going to do to make people feell going to do to make people feel better— going to do to make people feel better off— going to do to make people feel better off financially— going to do to make people feel better off financially and - going to do to make people feel better off financially and what i going to do to make people feell better off financially and what we do to _ better off financially and what we do to stop — better off financially and what we do to stop the _ better off financially and what we do to stop the boats? _ better off financially and what we do to stop the boats? there - better off financially and what we do to stop the boats? there he i better off financially and what we j do to stop the boats? there he is the difficult start _ do to stop the boats? there he is the difficult start of— do to stop the boats? there he is the difficult start of the _ do to stop the boats? there he is the difficult start of the campaign and he _ the difficult start of the campaign and he sits— the difficult start of the campaign and he sits down— the difficult start of the campaign and he sits down and _ the difficult start of the campaign and he sits down and he - the difficult start of the campaign and he sits down and he gets - the difficult start of the campaign l and he sits down and he gets these two questions — and he sits down and he gets these two questions and _ and he sits down and he gets these two questions and allow _ and he sits down and he gets these two questions and allow him - and he sits down and he gets these two questions and allow him to - and he sits down and he gets thesej two questions and allow him to talk about— two questions and allow him to talk about his _ two questions and allow him to talk about his two — two questions and allow him to talk about his two favourite _ two questions and allow him to talk about his two favourite subjects. i about his two favourite subjects. how lucky — about his two favourite subjects. how lucky can _ about his two favourite subjects. how lucky can you _ about his two favourite subjects. how lucky can you get? - about his two favourite subjects. how lucky can you get? what. about his two favourite subjects. how lucky can you get? what isi about his two favourite subjects. i how lucky can you get? what is the punch _ how lucky can you get? what is the punch line? — how lucky can you get? what is the punch line? eze— how lucky can you get? what is the punch line?— how lucky can you get? what is the unch line? j , , ., punch line? by suggesting he cannot be a bit stage-managed _ punch line? by suggesting he cannot be a bit stage-managed and - punch line? by suggesting he cannot be a bit stage-managed and not - be a bit stage—managed and not natural, there you go. i will give you the last word, what are your rules of thumb for viewing this from an economics and business perspective rather than the very political perspective? you perspective rather than the very political perspective?— perspective rather than the very political perspective? you will hear it so many claims _ political perspective? you will hear it so many claims and _ political perspective? you will hear| it so many claims and counterclaims and i_ it so many claims and counterclaims and i think— it so many claims and counterclaims and i think the important thing is exactly— and i think the important thing is exactly what are you going to do differently? who were the winners and losers — differently? who were the winners and losers of all of this? just to let out— and losers of all of this? just to let out and _ and losers of all of this? just to let out and don't forget there is promises — let out and don't forget there is promises and fully cosseted! insigne whatever it is _ promises and fully cosseted! insigne whatever it is but _ promises and fully cosseted! insigne whatever it is but don't _ promises and fully cosseted! insigne whatever it is but don't forget - promises and fully cosseted! insigne whatever it is but don't forget they l whatever it is but don't forget they are starting this difficult place so what are you going to do about the existing challenges before you plop us up on top. existing challenges before you plop us up on top-— us up on top. that's the really important _ us up on top. that's the really important one _ us up on top. that's the really important one and _ us up on top. that's the really important one and it's - us up on top. that's the really important one and it's going l us up on top. that's the really - important one and it's going to be difficult _ important one and it's going to be difficult and we know that already

'ust difficult and we know that already just a _ difficult and we know that already just a kind of separate things out and go _ just a kind of separate things out and go these are the individual policies. — and go these are the individual policies, but we've got six weeks to do it so— policies, but we've got six weeks to do it so pressure. the policies, but we've got six weeks to do it so pressure.— do it so pressure. the thing i will think about _ do it so pressure. the thing i will think about is _ do it so pressure. the thing i will think about is the _ do it so pressure. the thing i will think about is the candidate - do it so pressure. the thing i will think about is the candidate i - think about is the candidate i bumped into on my way home last night completely randomly and i went out to the confederacy or the party because it's unfair to other candidates but i say what's most important thing for when you go out campaigning and he said a wooden spoon because that's what you used to push your leaflets through the letterbox to avoid getting bitten by a dog. he gives all his campaigners with spoons and all the people are like why did give me this and he says you will find out after about ten doors. ~ . says you will find out after about ten doors-— says you will find out after about ten doors. ~ ., _ ., ., ten doors. like a symbol of a loser as well. people _ ten doors. like a symbol of a loser as well. people winning... - ten doors. like a symbol of a loser as well. people winning. .. for- ten doors. like a symbol of a loser. as well. people winning... for them as well. people winning... for them a s mbol as well. people winning... for them a symbol of — as well. people winning... for them a symbol of safety. _ as well. people winning... for them a symbol of safety. great _ a symbol of safety. great confidence ou can a symbol of safety. great confidence you can walk — a symbol of safety. great confidence you can walk around _ a symbol of safety. great confidence you can walk around with _ a symbol of safety. great confidence you can walk around with a - a symbol of safety. great confidence you can walk around with a wooden l you can walk around with a wooden spoon _ you can walk around with a wooden soon. ,, .,, , you can walk around with a wooden soon. ,, , spoon. stability, when he some branded wooden _ spoon. stability, when he some branded wooden spoons. - spoon. stability, when he some branded wooden spoons. safe l spoon. stability, when he some i branded wooden spoons. safe with spoon. stability, when he some - branded wooden spoons. safe with all our fin . ers branded wooden spoons. safe with all your fingers at — branded wooden spoons. safe with all your fingers at the _ branded wooden spoons. safe with all your fingers at the end _ branded wooden spoons. safe with all your fingers at the end of _ branded wooden spoons. safe with all your fingers at the end of the - your fingers at the end of the campaign _ your fingers at the end of the campaign-— your fingers at the end of the cam aiun. , , ., , campaign. this is the other thing is the unsung — campaign. this is the other thing is the unsung heroes— campaign. this is the other thing is the unsung heroes of— campaign. this is the other thing is the unsung heroes of election - the unsung heroes of election campaigns are all the bosses who give the candidates two months off work to go and knock on the door to get theirfingers bitten

work to go and knock on the door to get their fingers bitten and i get theirfingers bitten and i have not really thought of that before but actually the bosses said autocracy would actually be under threat. ., , ., , threat. people came with the vast ma'ori threat. people came with the vast majority of _ threat. people came with the vast majority of the — threat. people came with the vast majority of the definition - threat. people came with the vast majority of the definition who - threat. people came with the vast majority of the definition who will| majority of the definition who will need to return to their previous jobs or whatever afterwards. you have cannot _ jobs or whatever afterwards. you have cannot say _ jobs or whatever afterwards. you have cannot say but i'll put you on the spot but we know anything about tv debates because i can imagine you would be involved in but maybe not to go about turning up for the show. nothing formally announced. there you go. nothing formally announced. there ou to. . ., nothing formally announced. there ou io,~ ., nothing formally announced. there ou 0.~ ., ., ., ,., nothing formally announced. there you go. what about manifesto dates? aaain we you go. what about manifesto dates? again we don't _ you go. what about manifesto dates? again we don't know— you go. what about manifesto dates? again we don't know about _ you go. what about manifesto dates? again we don't know about that - you go. what about manifesto dates? again we don't know about that but i again we don't know about that but they will be asked couple of weeks. the tv debate is always a person who sees himself— the tv debate is always a person who sees himself as — the tv debate is always a person who sees himself as the _ the tv debate is always a person who sees himself as the underdog - the tv debate is always a person who sees himself as the underdog is - sees himself as the underdog is pushing — sees himself as the underdog is pushing to _ sees himself as the underdog is pushing to get _ sees himself as the underdog is pushing to get debates - sees himself as the underdog is pushing to get debates it - sees himself as the underdog is pushing to get debates it is - pushing to get debates it is always a person— pushing to get debates it is always a person who _ pushing to get debates it is always a person who is _ pushing to get debates it is always a person who is a _ pushing to get debates it is always a person who is a top _ pushing to get debates it is always a person who is a top dog - pushing to get debates it is always a person who is a top dog he - a person who is a top dog he was saying _ a person who is a top dog he was saying i_ a person who is a top dog he was saying i think— a person who is a top dog he was saying i think it— a person who is a top dog he was saying i think it would _ a person who is a top dog he was saying i think it would not - a person who is a top dog he was saying i think it would not want i saying i think it would not want to detract _ saying i think it would not want to detract attention— saying i think it would not want to detract attention from _ saying i think it would not want to detract attention from talking - saying i think it would not want to detract attention from talking to i detract attention from talking to ordinary— detract attention from talking to ordinary voters— detract attention from talking to ordinary voters and _ detract attention from talking to ordinary voters and who - detract attention from talking to ordinary voters and who is - detract attention from talking to i ordinary voters and who is pushing for the _ ordinary voters and who is pushing for the debate _ ordinary voters and who is pushing for the debate every— ordinary voters and who is pushing for the debate every five _ ordinary voters and who is pushingj for the debate every five seconds? that would — for the debate every five seconds? that would be _ for the debate every five seconds? that would be rishi _ for the debate every five seconds? that would be rishi sunak. - for the debate every five seconds? that would be rishi sunak. who. for the debate every five seconds? that would be rishi sunak. who is| that would be rishi sunak. who is saying _ that would be rishi sunak. who is saying i_ that would be rishi sunak. who is saying i don't— that would be rishi sunak. who is saying i don't want _ that would be rishi sunak. who is saying i don't want to _ that would be rishi sunak. who is saying i don't want to interrupt - saying i don't want to interrupt talking — saying i don't want to interrupt talking to _ saying i don't want to interrupt talking to voters? _ saying i don't want to interrupt talking to voters? that - saying i don't want to interrupt talking to voters? that would i saying i don't want to interrupt i talking to voters? that would be keir starmer~ _ talking to voters? that would be keir starmer. 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keir starmer. i agree with nick. another classic election - keir starmer. i agree with nick. another classic election line. i keir starmer. i agree with nick. - another classic election line. thank you very much. thank you to the newscast team and now they are going to be here seven days a week while the election is on and a reminder that you can catch the full election cast on bbc sounds and if you have not the bb sounds out. and if you have it the bbc sounds app. some breaking news now, the post office offences bill has been passed by parliament. it means that sub—postmasters will have their convictions quashed tomorrow after the bill gets royal assent from the king. the legislation does not, however, cover scotland, which has a separate legal system. let's speak to our political

correspondent harry farley, we talk to you about what this would get through and we had the news that it has passed. the get through and we had the news that it has passed-— it has passed. the eskimos this bill raised through _ it has passed. the eskimos this bill raised through the _ it has passed. the eskimos this bill raised through the house _ it has passed. the eskimos this bill raised through the house of- it has passed. the eskimos this bill raised through the house of lords. raised through the house of lords today and the key point is that both the conservatives and labour supported it. they wanted this legislation to go through and as you think it squashes convictions of those sub—postmasters who were wrongly convicted in that horizon scanning and you recall obviously talking about it at length earlier in the year. and the government announced this legislation and effectively it's quite radical because it overturns decisions by the criminal courts, more than 900 sub postmasters were wrongly prosecuted. and what this legislation does is it overturns their convictions and that unlocks their convictions and that unlocks the process for many of them to claim compensation. both sides wanted to see this through. nancy said this is part of the washup

process, the term used for all those government bills that are in the process of going through the houses of commons and lords but have not yet become a law. this has now passed its final stage in the house of lords and when it gets royal assent it will become law. [10 of lords and when it gets royal assent it will become law. do we have any idea — assent it will become law. do we have any idea of _ assent it will become law. do we have any idea of the _ assent it will become law. do we have any idea of the timescale i have any idea of the timescale for them to get compensation because i think i remember remembering the government was talking about by the end of the year? the government was talking about by the end of the year?— government was talking about by the end of the year? the government has said that we — end of the year? the government has said that we don't _ end of the year? the government has said that we don't have _ end of the year? the government has said that we don't have any more - said that we don't have any more details other than that at the moment, but i think i suppose the key point is to say but there is a lot of political will to make this happen and to see that compensation in the hands of those sub postmasters. obviously off the back of that i tv drama early in the year that really caught the public imagination and awaken everyone to the scale of that scandal. and there is a lot of political wealth from all parties relief to see compensation handed out. so i think

this was why this bill was able to speed so quickly through the house of lords today, much weaker than it would otherwise have done perhaps, and so it is one of those bills that has gone through in this washup process little bits worth say that there are still a number of other bills that have still got large questions against and we spoke earlier about the leaseholder in freehold bill and that we debated by the house of lords tomorrow and i'm told that there are currently very live in ongoing negotiations around that and around whether to impose a cap on ground rents as well as also a big question on renters reform that would in no fall of nations for renters. so the quashing of convictions for those sub postmasters who were wrongly prosecuted in the horizon scandal, that has gone through in a big question about a lot of other legislation still to come. {lilia legislation still to come. 0k, har , legislation still to come. 0k, harry. thank— legislation still to come. 0k, harry, thank you _ legislation still to come. 0k, harry, thank you very - legislation still to come. ok, harry, thank you very much, our political correspondent asked wit mr. another line that we are getting

that another senior tory mp said they are not standing for reelection and that senior tory mp is sir michael ellis, the latest to announce that he is not standing for reelection. the mp for northampton north and a former attorney general and he said in the statement it was and he said in the statement it was an extremely difficult decision not to stand again but he says it's the right time for a new candidate to try and win the vote and represent the seat. you could get more on that on the abc news website and app. coming up next, christie will be here with the contact and he will be looking at the first day of the general election campaign, rounding up general election campaign, rounding up with the politicians have been saying and of course putting it into context. first, a check on the weather with ben. hello. for some of us, the rain over the last couple of days has felt relentless. we've seen more than 100 millimetres of rain falling in some locations in the space of 48 hours. this weather system swirled its way in from the near continent and then just sat in place, and so the rainjust kept on coming.

and this area of low pressure is still going to be with us through tonight and into tomorrow, but it will be weakening. it will be loosening its grip, so the rain will continue to ease off. some heavier bursts of rain for a time across the northern isles. still quite wet for a while across central and southern parts of scotland. could see some further flooding issues here. broadly speaking, though, the rain continuing to peter out through the night. and where we see some clear skies, particularly down towards the south of england, it will actually be a little on the chilly side, maybe down to five, six or seven degrees. but that's where we'll start tomorrow morning with some spells of sunshine. further north, a good part of wales, the midlands, certainly northern england, northern ireland and scotland seeing a lot of cloud. that cloud still producing some bits and pieces of rain and drizzle, but it certainly isn't going to be as wet as it has been over recent days. in the sunniest spots down towards the south—east of england, temperatures will get to 19—20 degrees. and actually it does look relatively warm for this coming weekend. there will be some spells of sunshine, but also some heavy

and possibly thundery showers. now, most places will actually see some dry weather on saturday. this little weather feature here trying to nose its way in from the continent. that may bring some showery rain for a timejust clipping into eastern counties of england. also a frontal system bringing cloud and rain into south—west england, the south—west of wales, parts of northern ireland by the end of the day. but in between, there should be a slice of sunshine and just one or two showers. and where we have that sunshine, temperatures peaking at 20—21 degrees. now, as we head into sunday, there'll still be some sunny spells around, but also some pretty hefty showers. they'll be quite hit and miss. some places may avoid the showers and stay dry, others will get a real drenching with some thunder and lightning mixing in. in the sunniest spots, though, temperatures again into the high teens, maybe up to around 20 degrees celsius. perhaps a little bit less warm on monday. still some spells of sunshine, but also some hefty showers, especially in the north of the uk.

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. that's why we need rawanda. we've got to make it crystal clear to everybody, if you come to our country illegally, you won't get to stay. will be able to remove you to a safe alternative, because that's how you break the cycle. you now have the power, the chance to end the chaos, to turn the page and to rebuild britain. in terms of the big picture today, what we have had from the party| leaders fanning out across the uk. is setting out their broad campaign messages, and you know what? we'll hear them repeatedly.

the first day of the campaign, only six weeks of campaigning available.you can sense the urgency among the leaders. sunak in wales, starmer in kent, davey in cheltenham, the first minister of scotland travelled to edinburgh. we'll have a round up of all the election news of the day, including reform uk's pitch to voters, as it targets tory seats for the first time. also tonight the story that was buried yesterday, we will not be overlooking tonight, the highlights from today's proceedings at the post office inquiry. good evening. the absolute rule of political campaigning is consistency and repetition. and in these first 24 hours, the leaders of the two biggest parties were keen to impress, what their slogans will in the coming six weeks.