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gordon brown wanted introduce. gordon brown wanted to reverse it. he then attacked gordon brown. that was just one of the clashes between him and gordon brown when he went into government, not as social security secretary, which blair wanted to appoint him as. brown wouldn't have that because he knew field was a very, very quick thinker, very , very quick quick thinker, very, very quick with the numbers and the detail. and brown wanted to be that person who had the policy detail in the room, and he didn't like to be gainsaid. this was the apogee of new labour in the late 90s, but already then you had the big tensions between brown and blair. they hadn't yet become volcanic, as they later did, but frank field was an early victim in that tension between brown and blair, because brown basically wanted to get rid of him. and so then blair abandoned him to mollify at that time, as chancellor, we think increasingly these days that, you know, somebody who's on this side of the divide can't possibly have a good relationship or like somebody on the other, it's one of the things that's gon
gordon brown wanted introduce. gordon brown wanted to reverse it. he then attacked gordon brown. that was just one of the clashes between him and gordon brown when he went into government, not as social security secretary, which blair wanted to appoint him as. brown wouldn't have that because he knew field was a very, very quick thinker, very , very quick quick thinker, very, very quick with the numbers and the detail. and brown wanted to be that person who had the policy detail in the room,...
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and i certainly don't hold what gordon brown said against keir starmer. so i, i welcome the fact that keir starmer says that he is proud of our country, and i think that we should embrace the fact that both government and opposition are patriotic parties. i do make the point that whilst i think you're right, i think jeremy corbyn is a patriot , actually, in right, i think jeremy corbyn is a patriot, actually, in many ways i think he would have been an appalling prime minister and keir starmer tried to make him prime minister. so i hold that against him, not the patriotism point. >> well, there you go. you've just mentioned an article, about a class of kids putting their hands up and saying that they hate britain. that is very concerning. stuff will carry on the conversation about that. did you see that article in the times yesterday? okay, let's look at it in two. hi there. i'm michelle dewberry with utils seven. the conservative candidate for finchley and golders green, alex dean, alongside me. as is the former editor of labourlist. peter edwards . peter
and i certainly don't hold what gordon brown said against keir starmer. so i, i welcome the fact that keir starmer says that he is proud of our country, and i think that we should embrace the fact that both government and opposition are patriotic parties. i do make the point that whilst i think you're right, i think jeremy corbyn is a patriot , actually, in right, i think jeremy corbyn is a patriot, actually, in many ways i think he would have been an appalling prime minister and keir starmer...
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brown was in power— anything wau gordon brown was in power and — anything wau gordon brown was in power and downing street for some and i power and downing street for some and i we _ power and downing street for some and i we are in a situation where we have _ and i we are in a situation where we have got— and i we are in a situation where we have got several former prime ministers, _ have got several former prime ministers, theresa may, boris johnson, — ministers, theresa may, boris johnson, liz truss, they are also knocking — johnson, liz truss, they are also knocking around and they cannot shut up. knocking around and they cannot shut up they _ knocking around and they cannot shut up. they are — knocking around and they cannot shut up. they are sounding off on whatever— up. they are sounding off on whatever they can think of every five minutes because they all seem to want— five minutes because they all seem to want to — five minutes because they all seem to want to still be relevant. used to want to still be relevant. used to be _ to want to still be relevant. used to
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— committed to this, but comes from the gordon brown camp, and how did gordon— the gordon brown camp, and how did gordon brown define what he was doing _ gordon brown define what he was doing when he was chancellor? it was by a spending tag. we have moved on from that— by a spending tag. we have moved on from that era, it is much more difficult — from that era, it is much more difficult era, and the concern is this is— difficult era, and the concern is this is the _ difficult era, and the concern is this is the right thing to do because _ this is the right thing to do because you want to have clean power. — because you want to have clean power. it — because you want to have clean power. it is _ because you want to have clean power, it is the right thing to do because — power, it is the right thing to do because what you are talking about is regenerating areas that have been left behind, what you are talking about _ left behind, what you are talking about is — left behind, what you are talking about is taking joe biden's plan, the inflation reduction act, and putting —
— committed to this, but comes from the gordon brown camp, and how did gordon— the gordon brown camp, and how did gordon brown define what he was doing _ gordon brown define what he was doing when he was chancellor? it was by a spending tag. we have moved on from that— by a spending tag. we have moved on from that era, it is much more difficult — from that era, it is much more difficult era, and the concern is this is— difficult era, and the concern is this is the _ difficult era, and...
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brown camp, and how did gordon brown define what he was doing when he was chancellor? it was by a spending tag. we have moved on from that era, it is much more difficult era, and the concern is this is the right thing to do because you want to have clean power, it is the right thing to do because what you are talking about is regenerating areas that have been left behind, what you are talking about is taking joe biden's plan, the inflation reduction act, and putting it here. the mistake they believe they made was to define it around money, and that was fine 15—20 years ago, not fine now. and there is a worry you have damaged what is a very good idea by labelling it in the wrong way. big concerns in the shadow cabinet. when you see damage, just means being three times ahead in the pulse of the government. tony blair has given a interesting interview to the magazine, to newscasters looking to pay to journalism today. he says a couple of things today. including this point, the economic inheritance the next government is going to get is not being properly addressed, what
brown camp, and how did gordon brown define what he was doing when he was chancellor? it was by a spending tag. we have moved on from that era, it is much more difficult era, and the concern is this is the right thing to do because you want to have clean power, it is the right thing to do because what you are talking about is regenerating areas that have been left behind, what you are talking about is taking joe biden's plan, the inflation reduction act, and putting it here. the mistake they...
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brown told the monday, gordon brown told the people of these isles that the forces pulling britain apart are greater than the forces holding it together. so maybe the prime minister can find some time this afternoon to perhaps agree with just one of his predecessors . just one of his predecessors. >> but, mr speaker, where i do agree with my predecessor very strongly is that scotland would be far stronger inside the united kingdom . stephen flynn. united kingdom. stephen flynn. mr speaker, of course, we're gordon brown was also correct in stating that scottish independence is not simply off the agenda. >> and indeed, those remarks were echoed just yesterday by the general secretary of the scottish trade union congress, who stated that it remains an unresolved issue. mr speaker , unresolved issue. mr speaker, before going on to state and i confirm and they may laugh at her, but she said that can be a very dangerous place to end up in when you are not allowing people to express their wishes in a democratic manner. so may i ask ? sir, may i ask the sir? may ask? sir, may i ask the sir? may
brown told the monday, gordon brown told the people of these isles that the forces pulling britain apart are greater than the forces holding it together. so maybe the prime minister can find some time this afternoon to perhaps agree with just one of his predecessors . just one of his predecessors. >> but, mr speaker, where i do agree with my predecessor very strongly is that scotland would be far stronger inside the united kingdom . stephen flynn. united kingdom. stephen flynn. mr...
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brown _ candidate and i remember gordon brown meeting barack 0bama when he was a candidate and i think you've recently— was a candidate and i think you've recently had a meeting with keir starmer. — recently had a meeting with keir starmer, the labour lead in munich, so these _ starmer, the labour lead in munich, so these things are proper but it was a _ so these things are proper but it was a private meeting sol so these things are proper but it was a private meeting so i do not have _ was a private meeting so i do not have anything to add to your questions —— the labour leader. we discussed _ questions —— the labour leader. we discussed a — questions —— the labour leader. we discussed a range of important geopolitical subjects. 0n hostages, i geopolitical subjects. 0n hostages, i would _ geopolitical subjects. 0n hostages, i would just say, we are doing everything we can to help and there are two— everything we can to help and there are two british nationals and others with british connections so we are doing _ with british connections so we are doing everything w
brown _ candidate and i remember gordon brown meeting barack 0bama when he was a candidate and i think you've recently— was a candidate and i think you've recently had a meeting with keir starmer. — recently had a meeting with keir starmer, the labour lead in munich, so these _ starmer, the labour lead in munich, so these things are proper but it was a _ so these things are proper but it was a private meeting sol so these things are proper but it was a private meeting so i do not have _ was...
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joining us is gordon brown. he is currently the united nations special envoy for global
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brown, that has a track record of delivering for patients, transforming services, getting on top of waiting lists, investing in community health care. and that's what keir starmer and the labour party i know will do, and they will be trusted, i'm sure, to do it by nhs staff, as well. but when you have — as a conservative, you've previously said that labour had been profligate and inefficient at how it ran the nhs. you've attacked labour's record of running the nhs in wales. i mean, i think...certainly the nhs in all parts of the country — be it in scotland or wales or england — is under... ..is under pressure. but the service that i saw during those night shifts was unrecognisable from the service that i worked in routinely before i became an mp. frankly, patients deserve better. it shouldn't be the case that people — a third of patients are waiting more than 60 days for urgent cancer care. that shouldn't be the case in a civilised health system. how would you describe the broader change in the conservative party? we now have a tory party that resembles sometimes a little bi
brown, that has a track record of delivering for patients, transforming services, getting on top of waiting lists, investing in community health care. and that's what keir starmer and the labour party i know will do, and they will be trusted, i'm sure, to do it by nhs staff, as well. but when you have — as a conservative, you've previously said that labour had been profligate and inefficient at how it ran the nhs. you've attacked labour's record of running the nhs in wales. i mean, i...
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but i have been talking to tom fletcher, formerforeign policy adviser under tony blair, gordon brown, david cameron, the author of the assassin, given some of the things david cameron has said about donald trump in the past whether republicans would actually listen to him. fill republicans would actually listen to him. . ., , republicans would actually listen to him. , , , _ him. of course, there were spicy comments _ him. of course, there were spicy comments about _ him. of course, there were spicy comments about donald - him. of course, there were spicy comments about donald trump i him. of course, there were spicy - comments about donald trump himself is known to like to give it out a bit. i see how thick—skinned he is. i think it is importantly foreign secretary is there and ready to roll his sleeves up and engage in conversation. it is notjust about talking to people you agree with otherwise it would be easy. it is essential, david cameron has foreign secretary has got it up there at the top of his list that we need to get proper military support to ukraine in this incredibly
but i have been talking to tom fletcher, formerforeign policy adviser under tony blair, gordon brown, david cameron, the author of the assassin, given some of the things david cameron has said about donald trump in the past whether republicans would actually listen to him. fill republicans would actually listen to him. . ., , republicans would actually listen to him. , , , _ him. of course, there were spicy comments _ him. of course, there were spicy comments about _ him. of course, there were...
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gordon brown suspended sales of arms to israel. all during previous conflicts. this has been done before, this is a very serious issue, it has now gone on for six months. issues of proportionality, of precaution and distinction. there are real concerns, notjust from judges, from the intelligence community, but the broader public for that reason. let us be sure that we are not in breach of international humanitarian law. david lammy also today has written to the government demanding that the foreign secretary, lord cameron, come to the house of commons to answer questions. of course that is something that he cannot do because he is a member of the upper house in the houses of parliament, the house of lords. i mean, oliver dowden was pushed on this repeatedly by our own laura kuenssberg. he said of course the uk will act in accordance with obligations under law, the way it works, he says, is the foreign secretary, lord cameron, is given advice, legal advice, he then forms a judgment and then he makes a recommendation and gives advice to the business secretary on w
gordon brown suspended sales of arms to israel. all during previous conflicts. this has been done before, this is a very serious issue, it has now gone on for six months. issues of proportionality, of precaution and distinction. there are real concerns, notjust from judges, from the intelligence community, but the broader public for that reason. let us be sure that we are not in breach of international humanitarian law. david lammy also today has written to the government demanding that the...
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brown. and that's what keir starmer and the labour party i know will do, and they will be trusted, i'm sure, to do it by nhs staff as well. not so, said a government minister this morning. well, i don't accept what dan is saying at all. he talked about the nhs as a priority. well, of course, the nhs was one of only two departments that was protected during those years of necessary spending restraint after the last labour government bankrupted the country. as we heard earlier, we're now spending £165 billion a year on the nhs — that is more than ever at any point in history. for labour, the defection is a boost to its claim to be the party which can reform the nhs. the shadow health secretary denied speculation that it might have also offered dr poulter any other inducement, like a seat in the lords. not that i'm aware of. he's said very clearly to me when i was talking to him this week about how he might help. he's going back to the nhs full—time when parliament is dissolved, which can'
brown. and that's what keir starmer and the labour party i know will do, and they will be trusted, i'm sure, to do it by nhs staff as well. not so, said a government minister this morning. well, i don't accept what dan is saying at all. he talked about the nhs as a priority. well, of course, the nhs was one of only two departments that was protected during those years of necessary spending restraint after the last labour government bankrupted the country. as we heard earlier, we're now spending...
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gordon brown met barack obama when he was... tony, you recently met the labor leader, keir starmer, in munich. it was a private meeting. we discussed a lot important geopolitical issues. and trump's campaign headquarters said that trump and cameron discussed the need for nato countries to meet the requirement for defense spending, as well as the upcoming elections in the united states and britain, and cite ways to stop the bloodshed in ukraine. but will the republicans listen to david cameron, former adviser to the office of the prime minister of great britain tom fletcher believes that he has every chance to convince the republicans. in my opinion, what the minister of foreign affairs is now in the united states is very important, and especially his willingness to participate in such a difficult conversation. diplomacy is not only about negotiations with like-minded people, because in this case it was. too simple it is extremely important that david cameron, the minister of foreign affairs of britain, in the list of his priorit
gordon brown met barack obama when he was... tony, you recently met the labor leader, keir starmer, in munich. it was a private meeting. we discussed a lot important geopolitical issues. and trump's campaign headquarters said that trump and cameron discussed the need for nato countries to meet the requirement for defense spending, as well as the upcoming elections in the united states and britain, and cite ways to stop the bloodshed in ukraine. but will the republicans listen to david cameron,...
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john prescott voting different way from tony blair and gordon brown. nonetheless i still think this is a sizeable number of people who voted against this, but a big majority nonetheless across the house of commons in favour of bringing in this smoking ban which is to say would affect anyone born on the 1st of january would affect anyone born on the 1st ofjanuary 2009 or later would would affect anyone born on the 1st of january 2009 or later would never be able to smoke legally in the united kingdom. aha, be able to smoke legally in the united kingdom.— be able to smoke legally in the united kinudom. �* ., ,, . ., united kingdom. a massive cultural change. thank _ united kingdom. a massive cultural change, thank you _ united kingdom. a massive cultural change, thank you very _ united kingdom. a massive cultural change, thank you very much i united kingdom. a massive cultural change, thank you very much for i change, thank you very much for bringing us up to date without breaking story that has just happened a few moments ago in westminster. shortly
john prescott voting different way from tony blair and gordon brown. nonetheless i still think this is a sizeable number of people who voted against this, but a big majority nonetheless across the house of commons in favour of bringing in this smoking ban which is to say would affect anyone born on the 1st of january would affect anyone born on the 1st ofjanuary 2009 or later would would affect anyone born on the 1st of january 2009 or later would never be able to smoke legally in the united...
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gordon brown suspended sales of arms to israel. all during previous conflicts. this has been done before. this is a very serious issue, it's now gone on for six months and issues of proportionality, precaution and distinction there are real concerns notjust from judges, from the intelligence community but the broader public. for that reason, lets us be sure that we are not in breach. labour is not calling for arms to be stopped, but is calling for that legal advice, the summary of it to be published. it wants the foreign secretary, david cameron, who sits in the house of lords to come to the house of commons to take questions on this. there are striking a cautious note, warning any newspaper article the support is not unconditional but supporting the right of israel to defend itself. a murder investigation has been launched by police in bradford after a 27—year—old woman was stabbed in the city centre yesterday afternoon. our correspondentjudith moritz is at the scene with the latest. well, we know this happened just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon, broad day
gordon brown suspended sales of arms to israel. all during previous conflicts. this has been done before. this is a very serious issue, it's now gone on for six months and issues of proportionality, precaution and distinction there are real concerns notjust from judges, from the intelligence community but the broader public. for that reason, lets us be sure that we are not in breach. labour is not calling for arms to be stopped, but is calling for that legal advice, the summary of it to be...
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brown, standing for the labour party. other parties looking to have an influence, like the reform party, a strong groundwork of support for them, their mp, lee anderson is in ashfield, effective from the conservatives not long ago and then the reform party have counsellors in derby, so there are concerns that the reform party is taken some support away and it would probably make that labour party the neighbours here but it will be a close run thing.— neighbours here but it will be a close run thin. , ., ., ., close run thing. then, in your area, ou have close run thing. then, in your area, you have council _ close run thing. then, in your area, you have council or— close run thing. then, in your area, you have council or elections, - close run thing. then, in your area, you have council or elections, tell l you have council or elections, tell us more about the flavour of it there. ,, ., there. indeed, here in swindon, where i am _ there. indeed, here in swindon, where i am at— there. indeed, here in swindon, where i
brown, standing for the labour party. other parties looking to have an influence, like the reform party, a strong groundwork of support for them, their mp, lee anderson is in ashfield, effective from the conservatives not long ago and then the reform party have counsellors in derby, so there are concerns that the reform party is taken some support away and it would probably make that labour party the neighbours here but it will be a close run thing.— neighbours here but it will be a close run...
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gordon brown in the 5 6 years in in the last 5 or 6 years in government, the first thing they asked me was, what's what's the perception of asylum and immigration in your constituency 7 immigration in your constituency ? because they were concerned genuinely about tackling the numbers . and we did, you know, numbers. and we did, you know, look, look at it in 2004 or 5. and the numbers were high. look at numbers by 2010. and they at the numbers by 2010. and they were significantly . were down significantly. >> i'm pretty sure back in the day, i think blair day, i think tony blair suggested offshoring offshore processing. >> we looked it and i was >> we looked at it and i was part of that, but it was for processing. it wasn't for leaving there permanently. leaving them there permanently. i one of the i think that's one of the fundamental the fundamental problems with the rwanda . rwanda scheme. >> would that be a deterrent, chloe? processing them offshore, maybe somewhere maybe you know, somewhere thousands away in a thousands of miles away in a british potentially it british colony,
gordon brown in the 5 6 years in in the last 5 or 6 years in government, the first thing they asked me was, what's what's the perception of asylum and immigration in your constituency 7 immigration in your constituency ? because they were concerned genuinely about tackling the numbers . and we did, you know, numbers. and we did, you know, look, look at it in 2004 or 5. and the numbers were high. look at numbers by 2010. and they at the numbers by 2010. and they were significantly . were down...
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brown's demonstration, so there is precedent. it is important that advice is published and so we can all be clear if there has been a breach, and i do have very serious concerns, that arms sales are suspended. another contribution is from the snp who are calling for the uk parliament to be recalled immediately after that israeli air strike in, including seven aid workers will stop stephen flynn writing to the speaker, the prime minister and keir starmer. reiterating that arms sales should come to an end. mps are due to return to parliament on april the 15th, so the snp are calling for immediate recall of parliament. let's go to westminster. we have had growing numbers of mps from across the political spectrum addressing that question about whether now is the time to actually have some sort of arms embargo against israel.— against israel. that is right, the snp and the — against israel. that is right, the snp and the liberal _ against israel. that is right, the snp and the liberal democrats | against israel. that is right, the
brown's demonstration, so there is precedent. it is important that advice is published and so we can all be clear if there has been a breach, and i do have very serious concerns, that arms sales are suspended. another contribution is from the snp who are calling for the uk parliament to be recalled immediately after that israeli air strike in, including seven aid workers will stop stephen flynn writing to the speaker, the prime minister and keir starmer. reiterating that arms sales should come...
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able to say that the tories haven't changed the system, but gordon brown knew was gordon brown knew what he was doing when , when thames water doing when, when thames water was and when people was plundered and when people were allowed to take out the amount of money that they have been. so been.so >> been.so »- been.so >> the conservatives >> so, yes, the conservatives have because have these big reports because we sea, not too long we had the sea, not too long ago, i thought it was just a method just to get rid of, like the stopping from coming the boats stopping from coming oven the boats stopping from coming over, just sending out poop out into the sea. i thought that was some weird sort of, you know, maybe rwanda wasn't working and that to stop the that was the way to stop the boat. have this under boat. but we have had this under the tory watch. i also blame the tory watch. and i also blame brexit. things got brexit. i think things have got worse . nobody worse progressively. nobody cares after cares about anything after brexit. easy brexit. this is a very easy thing . i do b
able to say that the tories haven't changed the system, but gordon brown knew was gordon brown knew what he was doing when , when thames water doing when, when thames water was and when people was plundered and when people were allowed to take out the amount of money that they have been. so been.so >> been.so »- been.so >> the conservatives >> so, yes, the conservatives have because have these big reports because we sea, not too long we had the sea, not too long ago, i...
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the so—called iron chancellor, gordon brown, really keeping the spending gates firmly shut. many historians would say, and journalists there at the time, me included that later in his chancellorship, brown sort of reversed ferreted and spent probably more money than than than he should have done. but there could not really be more difference between rachel reeves economic inheritance , if indeed economic inheritance, if indeed she does become the first female chancellor later this year for a labour government and the economic inheritance that ken clarke and the tories bequeathed to tony blair and gordon brown. history. often doesn't repeat itself, but sometimes it rhymes . itself, but sometimes it rhymes. >> liam halligan, thank you very much for bringing us all of that . no, it's a it's a profound point. yeah it is indeed. >> and the problem is all these things are based on estimates , things are based on estimates, aren't they. all. we can claw back £5 billion to spend on the nhs. is there actual evidence and proof that they can find that just through trying to clamp down
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having having met gordon brown, having already met gordon brown, gordon very upset gordon brown was very upset about it. that's right. he'd gone to see cameron. is gone to see cameron. but it is right. actually that. and right. you actually do that. and of has met the of course, cameron has met the secretary state, antony secretary of state, antony blinken. they're talking secretary of state, antony blinkeisrael they're talking secretary of state, antony blinkeisrael and ey're talking secretary of state, antony blinkeisrael and gaza talking secretary of state, antony blinkeisrael and gaza .alking secretary of state, antony blinkeisrael and gaza . we're about israel and gaza. we're talking about ukraine. so it seems right that he should actually do these things. >> i guess the question is, though, some people are though, i mean, some people are saying against protocol. saying it goes against protocol. i'm government i'm not sure the government insisting normal, insisting this is normal, but whether actually have insisting this is normal, but wheimpact actually have insisting this is norma
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and also it's a bit of a david miliband gordon brown situation getting if you were the candidate, the tory candidate that took over , from candidate that took over, from rishi sunak to be, quote unquote, a fag end prime minister for three, 4 or 5 months, you're a bit of a footnote in history, aren't you? >> well, i mean, it's an interesting footnote because you'll be at the end of all the embarrassing footnotes that have come before you. claire pearsall i >> -- >> no, no, we can't we can't go through this whole beauty pageant of choosing another leader. i mean, what is it going to achieve? we've had three. and just because people don't like them, it doesn't mean that you can just get rid of them without actually going to the country. i think that we've pushed the limits as to what the public are going to accept, and it's realistically the public that should choose who the next prime minister it is. it's not up to the conservative party to install somebody that they like at that moment, in the vain hope that it's all going to get magically better. i think that labour have a real proble
and also it's a bit of a david miliband gordon brown situation getting if you were the candidate, the tory candidate that took over , from candidate that took over, from rishi sunak to be, quote unquote, a fag end prime minister for three, 4 or 5 months, you're a bit of a footnote in history, aren't you? >> well, i mean, it's an interesting footnote because you'll be at the end of all the embarrassing footnotes that have come before you. claire pearsall i >> -- >> no, no, we...
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on monday gordon brown told the people of these aisles that the forces pulling britain apart are greater than the forces holding it together. maybe the prime minister can find sometime this afternoon to perhaps agree with just one of his predecessors. look. just one of his predecessors. look, mr speaker- -- _ just one of his predecessors. look, mr speaker... where _ just one of his predecessors. look, mr speaker... where i _ just one of his predecessors. look, mr speaker... where i do - just one of his predecessors. look, mr speaker... where i do agree i just one of his predecessors. look, mr speaker... where i do agree with my predecessor very strongly is that scotland would be far stronger inside the uk. mr scotland would be far stronger inside the uk.— scotland would be far stronger inside the uk. ~ .,~ ., , inside the uk. mr speaker, of course were garden — inside the uk. mr speaker, of course were garden tiller— inside the uk. mr speaker, of course were garden tiller neck— inside the uk. mr speaker, of course were garden tiller neck gordon i inside the uk. mr speaker, of cou
on monday gordon brown told the people of these aisles that the forces pulling britain apart are greater than the forces holding it together. maybe the prime minister can find sometime this afternoon to perhaps agree with just one of his predecessors. look. just one of his predecessors. look, mr speaker- -- _ just one of his predecessors. look, mr speaker... where _ just one of his predecessors. look, mr speaker... where i _ just one of his predecessors. look, mr speaker... where i do - just...
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. >> well gordon brown famously with, with tony blair treasury orthodoxy is being complained about. you know, since the dawn of conservative time , i take of conservative time, i take your point. >> well, there's a lot more to it than that. it's not just tactics. >> they were. i appreciate exactly what you're saying , and exactly what you're saying, and i totally agree with you when it comes boris johnson being i totally agree with you when it comes borisjohnson being an comes to boris johnson being an extreme, comes to boris johnson being an extr
. >> well gordon brown famously with, with tony blair treasury orthodoxy is being complained about. you know, since the dawn of conservative time , i take of conservative time, i take your point. >> well, there's a lot more to it than that. it's not just tactics. >> they were. i appreciate exactly what you're saying , and exactly what you're saying, and i totally agree with you when it comes boris johnson being i totally agree with you when it comes borisjohnson being an comes...
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and gordon brown took all of that away, put regulation of a city to a bunch of tick box bureaucrats down in canary wharf, and actually far from being independent, i think what liz truss is saying is that by selling government bonds on the eve of the budget, that the bank of england acted politically, she i'm not sure that's true, actually. >> i mean, i do believe in a complementarity between the management, the fiscal side of, of policy and the monetary side. and i believe in the bank of england's independence, but i think that it could be better structured, better manage. it did get some of the regulation back again, of course. and the whole problem is one which actually is one with which you can identify the whole of regulation. these days, which is that it isn't market sensitive enough. that it isn't market sensitive enough . and markets are very enough. and markets are very powerful. and what happened and global global markets are very powerful. i would ignore the with the exception of probably the office of budget responsibility, the external comments on it, because i think we have
and gordon brown took all of that away, put regulation of a city to a bunch of tick box bureaucrats down in canary wharf, and actually far from being independent, i think what liz truss is saying is that by selling government bonds on the eve of the budget, that the bank of england acted politically, she i'm not sure that's true, actually. >> i mean, i do believe in a complementarity between the management, the fiscal side of, of policy and the monetary side. and i believe in the bank of...
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, but i bet my bottom dollar that at least a couple of you have written in and said, but what about gordon brown and the gold reserve and what he did with the price that i bet i'm going to have a look in a minute. and i bet some of you have written in and said that to me after the break, i will carry on the conversation about politicians. i'm asking you, do you think they should be able to present tv and radio shows and let me know your thoughts about that angela rayner comment as see. hello, everyone. i'm michelle dubin. i'm with you till 7:00 tonight. the former mep and conservative peer in the house of lords, jacqueline foster, and the co—founder of novara media, aaron bastani, are alongside me. one of my viewers have just got in touch, frank actually, and he says the present lady guest on your programme, obviously you, jacqueline , is the nearest i've jacqueline, is the nearest i've seen to margaret thatcher. it's a crime that she's not in sunak's cabinet. she says, thank you so much. there you go. i've been asking you as well. speaking of, political goings on, are you bothered about
, but i bet my bottom dollar that at least a couple of you have written in and said, but what about gordon brown and the gold reserve and what he did with the price that i bet i'm going to have a look in a minute. and i bet some of you have written in and said that to me after the break, i will carry on the conversation about politicians. i'm asking you, do you think they should be able to present tv and radio shows and let me know your thoughts about that angela rayner comment as see. hello,...
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gordon brown suspended sales of arms to israel, all during previous conflicts. this has been done before. this is a very serious issue. it's now gone on for six months on issues of proportionality, on precaution and distinction. there are real concerns, notjust from judges, from the intelligence community, but the broader public. for that reason, let us be sure that we are not in breach of international law. now, labour is not at this point calling for export of arms to be stopped, unlike other parties in the uk, like the liberal democrats and the snp. it is, however, as i said, calling for that legal advice, a summary of it, to be published. it also wants the foreign secretary, david cameron, who sits in the house of lords to come to the house of commons to take questions on this. david cameron himself this morning has been striking a cautious note. while he is reiterating the government's support for israel's right to defend itself, he has warned in a newspaper article this morning that that support is not unconditional. helen a murder investigation has been l
gordon brown suspended sales of arms to israel, all during previous conflicts. this has been done before. this is a very serious issue. it's now gone on for six months on issues of proportionality, on precaution and distinction. there are real concerns, notjust from judges, from the intelligence community, but the broader public. for that reason, let us be sure that we are not in breach of international law. now, labour is not at this point calling for export of arms to be stopped, unlike other...
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tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- millie bobby brown, gordon cormier, musical guest, schoolboy q, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 1930. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on, now. that's good. that's a crowd right there. [ cheers and applause ] welcome, and thank you very much. enjoy yourself, enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody. welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching. thank you for being here. well, guys, president biden had his annual physical exam. and afterwards, his doctor described him as an active, robust 81-year-old male who is in healthy physical condition. [ light laughter ] when asked about his mental state, the doctor said, "the president is in healthy physical condition." [ laughter and applause ] actually, biden's doctor assessed his motor skiles, reflexes, and mental status, while trump was asked to pick which animal was the elephant. he's like -- [ laughter ] "that one. i knew it right away, 'cause it's the one with two tails.
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brown government we gordon brown government that we had to pick up on. we have not just armed forces. you have just our armed forces. you have to in mind, it's not just to bear in mind, it's not just about armed forces. we have about our armed forces. we have 400,000 the 400,000 people involved in the uk defence sector, in uk in the defence sector, in terms of manufacture, procurement and all of these things of our defence. sir davey as well. this is an amazing sector for us as well as the security for our country. >> no, let's break down what keir starmer has said here. he said he's got the absolute bottle to press a button that, let's be honest, he's never going to press. that going to be asked to press. that being he being the nuclear deterrent. he said allow 2.5% if said they'll only allow 2.5% if rafe defence spending as gdp if resources allow it. and he did try to get a man elected twice. he wanted to do away with our nuclear deterrent. he's all mouth and no trousers, isn't he . mouth and no trousers, isn't he. >> no, i can't go alongside that. i'm
brown government we gordon brown government that we had to pick up on. we have not just armed forces. you have just our armed forces. you have to in mind, it's not just to bear in mind, it's not just about armed forces. we have about our armed forces. we have 400,000 the 400,000 people involved in the uk defence sector, in uk in the defence sector, in terms of manufacture, procurement and all of these things of our defence. sir davey as well. this is an amazing sector for us as well as the...
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start was an organisation gordon organisation started by gordon brown, idea was to sort brown, and the idea was to sort of get to families early on whilst the children are still very young and babies and toddlers , and provide them that toddlers, and provide them that sort of holistic help that would carry them through. and we've seen the first results coming out that people who were part of that start programme when that short start programme when it that got gcse it started and that got gcse results year, results just like last year, three three higher . so three three grades higher. so who dan than people who hadn't had access. so it wasn't universally available at the time. universal. well time. it wasn't universal. well no they didn't catch no it wasn't. they didn't catch everyone. people everyone. so for the people and comparing like for like comparing it like like for like for sure start for when the sure start programme under the programme was finished under the tory government. so this was around 2000 was it. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> was early. so so >> it was early. yeah. so so o
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brown. and we had very high levels of pensioner poverty under the last labour government. in fact, under this government, poverty amongst pensioners by pensioners has fallen by 200,000. so we are absolutely full square behind our pensioners and supporting them , pensioners and supporting them, what about being a full square behind pensioners to the expense, perhaps of national security? lots of debate over the weekend about whether or not the weekend about whether or not the uk is prepared for war, whether or not the government is sleepwalking, failing to attend drills that were being put forward by former secretary for defence ben wallace. and whether or not you think it was a mistake not to up defence spending in the budget, in light of these concerns from very respected politicians within your own party? >> well, there was a huge increase in defence defence spendin increase in defence defence spend in fact, in 2020 and in terms of our spending on defence, of course, if you look across the
brown. and we had very high levels of pensioner poverty under the last labour government. in fact, under this government, poverty amongst pensioners by pensioners has fallen by 200,000. so we are absolutely full square behind our pensioners and supporting them , pensioners and supporting them, what about being a full square behind pensioners to the expense, perhaps of national security? lots of debate over the weekend about whether or not the weekend about whether or not the uk is prepared for...
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up with his gordon brown came up with his seven tests that could never be fulfilled. if you look at fulfilled. also if you look at stopping the boats, you could never stop the boats. if you were uk at the were in the eu. the uk at the moment considering leaving moment is considering leaving the echr. that not be the echr. that would not be possible member state of possible as a member state of the eu, but actually the brexit benefits are better than people think. >> yeah, i don't, i don't see them as benefits at all. i'm in complete agreement with nicolas. i think . i don't see the i don't think. i don't see the benefits. i think it's been disastrous. and i think we need to accept that we were misled. we misled . we were misled. >> we've had we've had a shallower than germany shallower recession than germany and . and the eurozone. >> stop the boats. we haven't stopped we're not stopped the boats. we're not going stop. stopped the boats. we're not goiiit stop. stopped the boats. we're not goiiit st0|be even harder if we >> it would be even harder if we were the eu. were in the eu. >
up with his gordon brown came up with his seven tests that could never be fulfilled. if you look at fulfilled. also if you look at stopping the boats, you could never stop the boats. if you were uk at the were in the eu. the uk at the moment considering leaving moment is considering leaving the echr. that not be the echr. that would not be possible member state of possible as a member state of the eu, but actually the brexit benefits are better than people think. >> yeah, i don't, i don't...
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up with his gordon brown came up with his seven tests that could never be fulfilled. if you look at fulfilled. also if you look at stopping the boats, you could never stop the boats. if you were uk at the were in the eu. the uk at the moment considering leaving moment is considering leaving the echr. that not be the echr. that would not be possible member state of possible as a member state of the eu, but actually the brexit benefits are better than people think. >> yeah, i don't, i don't see them as benefits at all. i'm in complete agreement with nicolas. i think . i don't see the i don't think. i don't see the benefits. i think it's been disastrous. and i think we need to accept that we were misled. we misled . we were misled. >> we've had we've had a shallower than germany shallower recession than germany and . and the eurozone. >> stop the boats. we haven't stopped we're not stopped the boats. we're not going stop. stopped the boats. we're not goiiit stop. stopped the boats. we're not goiiit st0|be even harder if we >> it would be even harder if we were the eu. were in the eu. >
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remember, that was you and all that, and gordon brown and all that, not gordon brown. >> the global economy >> save the global economy by selling gold. >> save the global economy by selllig gold. >> save the global economy by selllig our)ld. >> save the global economy by selllig our economy economy >> i believe our economy economy would a place if would be in a better place if they'd left boris where he was than and i think than we are now. and i think a lot of people will think that. >> okay. do you >> okay. well, what do you think? gb views think? at home? gb views gbnews.com is new one. sorry gbnews.com is the new one. sorry i'll give you the new one in a minute. but you're with me. i'm nana this gb news, nana akua. this is gb news, next. has hit out next. rishi sunak has hit out at, and i quote this excessive reach of a ruling of a ruling by the echr. but first, let's get your latest news headlines with aaron armstrong. >> it's 331. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom . the israeli in the gb newsroom. the israeli war cabinet says it will exact a price from iran for its overnight assa
remember, that was you and all that, and gordon brown and all that, not gordon brown. >> the global economy >> save the global economy by selling gold. >> save the global economy by selllig gold. >> save the global economy by selllig our)ld. >> save the global economy by selllig our economy economy >> i believe our economy economy would a place if would be in a better place if they'd left boris where he was than and i think than we are now. and i think a lot...
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brown, that has a track record of delivering for patients, transforming services, getting on top of waiting lists, investing in community health care. and that's what keir starmer and the labour party i know will do, and they will be trusted, i'm sure, to do it by nhs staff, as well. but when you have — as a conservative, you've previously said that labour had been profligate and inefficient at how it ran the nhs. you've attacked labour's record of running the nhs in wales. i mean, i think...certainly the nhs in all parts of the country — be it in scotland or wales or england — is under... ..is under pressure. but the service that i saw during those night shifts was unrecognisable from the service that i worked in routinely before i became an mp. frankly, patients deserve better. it shouldn't be the case that people — a third of patients are waiting more than 60 days for urgent cancer care. that shouldn't be the case in a civilised health system. how would you describe the broader change in the conservative party? we now have a tory party that resembles sometimes a little bi
brown, that has a track record of delivering for patients, transforming services, getting on top of waiting lists, investing in community health care. and that's what keir starmer and the labour party i know will do, and they will be trusted, i'm sure, to do it by nhs staff, as well. but when you have — as a conservative, you've previously said that labour had been profligate and inefficient at how it ran the nhs. you've attacked labour's record of running the nhs in wales. i mean, i...
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keir starmer is closer in his personal politics to ed miliband than he is to gordon brown. and i think that's, you know , that's to be welcomed know, that's to be welcomed because our, our, our, our, our modern era, the 21st century. keir starmer is going to be prime minister in the second quarter of the 21st century, not in the 20th century. big demands, big different demands. i think we do require a lefter, a more red, more greener , you a more red, more greener, you know, red green government rather than a blairite government. that's what we need . government. that's what we need. >> much influence do you >> and how much influence do you think actually having think blair is actually having behind because we think blair is actually having behin some because we think blair is actually having behin some of because we think blair is actually having behin some of the because we think blair is actually having behin some of the policies.e we think blair is actually having behin some of the policies that know some of the policies that the institute up with. the institute comes u
keir starmer is closer in his personal politics to ed miliband than he is to gordon brown. and i think that's, you know , that's to be welcomed know, that's to be welcomed because our, our, our, our, our modern era, the 21st century. keir starmer is going to be prime minister in the second quarter of the 21st century, not in the 20th century. big demands, big different demands. i think we do require a lefter, a more red, more greener , you a more red, more greener, you know, red green...
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under gordon brown, the tories will sweep us away. in the end, the tories had a minority administration that then turned into that coalition government, and they said themselves, god, if we'd have actually, you know, rallied around the flag a little bit more, we could have we could have kept the tories out again. and that's the tragedy. >> funnily enough, i've observed the conservatives implementing lots of labour policy, like on expats, and i think starmer mentioned 25% as a target for defence spending as a percentage of gdp ahead of the tories. let's let's turn to scotland if we can, alice, what do you think is going to happen? do you think the first minister can survive? what kind of debate ? what what's what kind of debate? what what's he going to be asked to do in the coming week? >> well, i think you said speaking and making mistakes. i think that's a pretty great way of describing humza yousafs administration. i think he's in real trouble , i think even if he real trouble, i think even if he does survive this upcoming confidenc
under gordon brown, the tories will sweep us away. in the end, the tories had a minority administration that then turned into that coalition government, and they said themselves, god, if we'd have actually, you know, rallied around the flag a little bit more, we could have we could have kept the tories out again. and that's the tragedy. >> funnily enough, i've observed the conservatives implementing lots of labour policy, like on expats, and i think starmer mentioned 25% as a target for...