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kwasi kwarteng. matt hancock. sir charles walker, endless amounts of them, but government ministers who have to answer about what it means for all these people to leave at the same time, which is now a larger number than it was conservatives leaving in 1997, which of course, was an augur of what came next.
kwasi kwarteng. matt hancock. sir charles walker, endless amounts of them, but government ministers who have to answer about what it means for all these people to leave at the same time, which is now a larger number than it was conservatives leaving in 1997, which of course, was an augur of what came next.
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well kwasi kwarteng is with us and dawn butler. i well kwasi kwarteng is with us and dawn i“tier-— dawn butler. i think there's a lot to unack dawn butler. i think there's a lot to unpack and — dawn butler. i think there's a lot to unpack and that, _ dawn butler. i think there's a lot i to unpack and that, fundamentally diane _ to unpack and that, fundamentally diane abbott was the first elected black female mp in our country and that is— black female mp in our country and that is something to be proud of. when _ that is something to be proud of. when i _ that is something to be proud of. when i entered parliament in 2005 there _ when i entered parliament in 2005 there were just two of us, me and diane _ there were just two of us, me and diane and — there were just two of us, me and diane and they could not tell us apart, _ diane and they could not tell us apart, which is another matter. i think— apart, which is another matter. i think it _ apart, which is another matter. i think it is — apart, which is another matter
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also going to be joined by former chancellor kwasi kwarteng, who will be here to dissect if the tories have a problem with the mass exodus of their mps. and if you are watching earlier i had michael portillo in the studio doing the paper review and he's spoken quite punctually about the idea of mps like michael gove actually doing a disservice to their constituents by standing down at the last minute . he's saying that if you're going to stand down as a tory mp, what you do is do what kwasi did, which to us announced many months ago, i'm not going to stand you then give your constituency a chance to select somebody who can replace you . at somebody who can replace you. at this stage, we now have a situation, i believe, where we've got 200 tory mps still wannabe wannabe tory mps still to be selected . and so you've to be selected. and so you've got a strange situation where conservative campaign headquarters is rapidly having to parachute candidates in to replace the mps that have just stood down. there's been concerns expressed by no less than nadine dorries in the mail on sunday. she'
also going to be joined by former chancellor kwasi kwarteng, who will be here to dissect if the tories have a problem with the mass exodus of their mps. and if you are watching earlier i had michael portillo in the studio doing the paper review and he's spoken quite punctually about the idea of mps like michael gove actually doing a disservice to their constituents by standing down at the last minute . he's saying that if you're going to stand down as a tory mp, what you do is do what kwasi...
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kwarteng , well truss and kwasi kwarteng, well taken aback by labour party's calculation on this, the tories hit back with their own counter costings, saying that using the same logic, the labour party has pledged, quote, £1964 billion of unfunded annual borrowing , of unfunded annual borrowing, whacking brits with a 69% increase. >> interest rate rise. but is any of this true? how did we get these bizarre numbers? have the conservatives really pledged 70 billion of unfunded spending? well the short answer is no. the labour party seems to be playing a communications bait and switch game by conflating what the conservatives have proposed as official policy with what they have said they would might like to do in the future if they possibly could. well, i've got these documents in front of me. the, the labour party's costings documents is here in order to get to £70 billion. they include the entire abolition of inheritance tax, the entire abolition of national insured once, the entire ending of high marginal tax rates. now, i don't know about you, but i'm not sure jeremy hunt has said
kwarteng , well truss and kwasi kwarteng, well taken aback by labour party's calculation on this, the tories hit back with their own counter costings, saying that using the same logic, the labour party has pledged, quote, £1964 billion of unfunded annual borrowing , of unfunded annual borrowing, whacking brits with a 69% increase. >> interest rate rise. but is any of this true? how did we get these bizarre numbers? have the conservatives really pledged 70 billion of unfunded spending?...
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kwarteng. we will see you then. greater manchester police says it will not take any further action against labour's deputy leader angela rayner, following an investigation into her living arrangements before she was an mp. she had faced questions as to whether she paid the correct tax on the sale of her council home in 2015, and if she was registered to vote at the correct address. ms rayner welcomed the news, while the labour leader sir keir starmer said he had never doubted that she had done nothing wrong. 0ur correspondentjoe pike reports. it's the tale of two houses which has dogged labour's deputy leader for months. i got that advice that is categoric that i do not owe any capital gains tax on that property. and which, as far as the police is concerned, is now over. i'm obviously pleased they have come to a conclusion. i never doubted that angela hadn't done anything wrong. tonight, angela rayner has welcomed the news, saying conservatives reported her to distract from their record in gove
kwarteng. we will see you then. greater manchester police says it will not take any further action against labour's deputy leader angela rayner, following an investigation into her living arrangements before she was an mp. she had faced questions as to whether she paid the correct tax on the sale of her council home in 2015, and if she was registered to vote at the correct address. ms rayner welcomed the news, while the labour leader sir keir starmer said he had never doubted that she had done...
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are you potentially kwasi kwarteng 2.0? ., ., are you potentially kwasi kwarteng 2.0? a, a, , a, a a, 2.0? no, and i very made it clear that, m 2.0? no, and i very made it clear that. my record — 2.0? no, and i very made it clear that, my record demonstrates, i 2.0? no, and i very made it clear. that, my record demonstrates, that every time we have cut taxes, it's because we can afford to do it and we have done it without increasing borrowing. that was the mistake that kwasi kwarteng made. ithink borrowing. that was the mistake that kwasi kwarteng made. i think it's very important, if you look back since 2010 at the record of successive conservative governments, we have actually grown faster than any major european economy. and as we said and the imf said, we will continue to grow faster than any major european economy and that is because conservative governments are prepared to take difficult decisions that a labour government would not. the labour priority is to increase spending, they have not funded all of their spending plans, we think they would have to put up
are you potentially kwasi kwarteng 2.0? ., ., are you potentially kwasi kwarteng 2.0? a, a, , a, a a, 2.0? no, and i very made it clear that, m 2.0? no, and i very made it clear that. my record — 2.0? no, and i very made it clear that, my record demonstrates, i 2.0? no, and i very made it clear. that, my record demonstrates, that every time we have cut taxes, it's because we can afford to do it and we have done it without increasing borrowing. that was the mistake that kwasi kwarteng made....
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kwasi kwarteng. matt hancock. sir charles walker, endless amounts of them, but government ministers who have to answer about what it means for all these people to leave at the same time, which is now a larger number than it was conservatives leaving in 1997, which of course, was an augur of what came next. they say, look, people in their 60s do retire. 15 years michael gove�*s had in government is a long time. that's very true. that is absolutely true. and michael gove though is still in his fifties, so i would have to point that out where else i'm sure friends don't suggest that he's already a sexagenarian. well, i don't think that's the right word. let's leave the word in. but i think you're right. i mean, look, he was elected as an mp in 2005. he's been in front line politics for a very long time. many of the people who are standing down, likejohn redwood, for example, but greg clarke, there's another person who had lots of different cabinetjobs, theresa may, lots of differentjobs. there are people who've bee
kwasi kwarteng. matt hancock. sir charles walker, endless amounts of them, but government ministers who have to answer about what it means for all these people to leave at the same time, which is now a larger number than it was conservatives leaving in 1997, which of course, was an augur of what came next. they say, look, people in their 60s do retire. 15 years michael gove�*s had in government is a long time. that's very true. that is absolutely true. and michael gove though is still in his...
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the former chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, says there's now no such thing as a tory safe seat. is it time up for the prime minister? >> they will no doubt be delighted to hold on to ben houchen, the tees valley mayor, and that has been declared about 20 minutes ago now. keir starmer , the late labour leader, claimed victory in blackpool as a giant step towards winning power. he's a labour government pretty much guaranteed. what would it mean for the country? >> yes, what would it mean? and so far it's been a solid performance for mr ed davey and the liberal democrats in the by—election results. so far. the party's retained councils, such as eastleigh and adding to their tally of councillors too. we'll hear from ed as well. it's interesting what you said, gloria, when we were saying that it's been a bleak day for the conservatives so far because yes, they will be clinging to that good result in that mayoral election in tees valley. ben houchen a third term, which is no small feat . no small feat. >> no, it's a huge result and i think the complicating or the interesting thing a
the former chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, says there's now no such thing as a tory safe seat. is it time up for the prime minister? >> they will no doubt be delighted to hold on to ben houchen, the tees valley mayor, and that has been declared about 20 minutes ago now. keir starmer , the late labour leader, claimed victory in blackpool as a giant step towards winning power. he's a labour government pretty much guaranteed. what would it mean for the country? >> yes, what would it mean?...
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kwarteng, you sajid javid, kwasi kwarteng, you name it. practically every big mp that you've heard of in the last decade is thinking about throwing in the towel, and that is going to mean that not only if the polls are to be believed and labour wins a big victory, there'll be a big turnover in seats, but also in some of the safest seats in the country. you're going to get a turnover two even if it's the same party, there'll be a different face representing that rosette because of all of these people standing down. >> and tom, the chances are it's going to be a much younger face. michael gove, only in his 50s, but his implied it's time for a new generation to pick up the baton and carry on. which brings us very neatly to keir starmer this week, talking about allowing 16 and 17 year olds to vote. what do you make to that one? >> yeah, today the labour party leader has confirmed that he wants to lower the voting age , wants to lower the voting age, bringing in two new age brackets to that. his full quote was i want to see both 16 and 17 year
kwarteng, you sajid javid, kwasi kwarteng, you name it. practically every big mp that you've heard of in the last decade is thinking about throwing in the towel, and that is going to mean that not only if the polls are to be believed and labour wins a big victory, there'll be a big turnover in seats, but also in some of the safest seats in the country. you're going to get a turnover two even if it's the same party, there'll be a different face representing that rosette because of all of these...
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you know, they know also that the conservatives did enormous damage with liz truss and kwasi kwarteng's quite catastrophic mini budget. they want to hear what plans we have with the resources that we have got. you know, i have seen this tightening of tension over the years, and in the time that i've beenin years, and in the time that i've been in politics, i've seen two of my former colleagues actually killed for doing theirjob, and i've seen another one seriously injured, and honestly, that really is not the way we want to do politics in this country. we want to do politics in this count . ~ . ., , country. well, a really sober thou~ht country. well, a really sober thought to — country. well, a really sober thought to end _ country. well, a really sober thought to end with, - country. well, a really sober thought to end with, alistairj thought to end with, alistair carmichael, thanks forjoining us live on our programme. nice for your time. . ., live on our programme. nice for your time. . ~' ,. live on our programme. nice for your time-_ that _ live on our programme. nice for your ti
you know, they know also that the conservatives did enormous damage with liz truss and kwasi kwarteng's quite catastrophic mini budget. they want to hear what plans we have with the resources that we have got. you know, i have seen this tightening of tension over the years, and in the time that i've beenin years, and in the time that i've been in politics, i've seen two of my former colleagues actually killed for doing theirjob, and i've seen another one seriously injured, and honestly, that...
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kwasi kwarteng today on lbc saying there is no such thing as a safe tory seat any more. baker sounds like he is preparing to lose. most people in the conservative party. _ most people in the conservative party. up— most people in the conservative party. up to _ most people in the conservative party. up to the _ most people in the conservative party, up to the cabinet, - most people in the conservativel party, up to the cabinet, believe they are — party, up to the cabinet, believe they are going _ party, up to the cabinet, believe they are going to _ party, up to the cabinet, believe they are going to lose _ they are going to lose this election _ they are going to lose this election. their— they are going to lose this election. their strategy. they are going to lose this i election. their strategy now they are going to lose this - election. their strategy now is to limit _ election. their strategy now is to limit the — election. their strategy now is to limit the scale _ election. their strategy now is to limit the scale of _ election. their strategy now is to lim
kwasi kwarteng today on lbc saying there is no such thing as a safe tory seat any more. baker sounds like he is preparing to lose. most people in the conservative party. _ most people in the conservative party. up— most people in the conservative party. up to _ most people in the conservative party. up to the _ most people in the conservative party, up to the cabinet, - most people in the conservativel party, up to the cabinet, believe they are — party, up to the cabinet, believe they are...
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when liz truss was prime minister and kwasi kwarteng was chancellor, it wasn't just the unfunded tax cuts that they promised, but it was also the undermining of the economic institutions that had previously made britain a safe and secure place to invest. so sacking the respected permanent secretary of the treasury, tom scholar, refusing to let the obr do a forecast even though they said they were able to, or spending the leadership campaign undermining the bank of england. all of those contributed to the financial and economic crisis that we faced just 18 months ago. and i think the lessons from that is that we should respect more and listen more to those independent economic institutions, rather than seek to further undermine them. and that would certainly be my approach as chancellor of the exchequer . exchequer. >> liam halligan joins me now with on the money . liam, an with on the money. liam, an excellent question. holding power to account that expect no less from you, my old son. can you tell me, though , for a you tell me, though, for a simple fella like me, what does gaslight
when liz truss was prime minister and kwasi kwarteng was chancellor, it wasn't just the unfunded tax cuts that they promised, but it was also the undermining of the economic institutions that had previously made britain a safe and secure place to invest. so sacking the respected permanent secretary of the treasury, tom scholar, refusing to let the obr do a forecast even though they said they were able to, or spending the leadership campaign undermining the bank of england. all of those...
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t'i 3 sentence, i do one part of this, could apply to theresa may, kwasi kwarteng, matt hancock, sir charles walker, endless amounts of them. but government ministers who must answer what it means for these people to leave at the same time which is now a larger number than conservatives leaving in 1997, they say people in their 60s do retire, 15 years michael gove had in government is a long time. find michael gove had in government is a lona time. �* ., , ., , , long time. and that is absolutely true and michael _ long time. and that is absolutely true and michael gove _ long time. and that is absolutely true and michael gove is - long time. and that is absolutely true and michael gove is only - long time. and that is absolutely true and michael gove is only inl long time. and that is absolutely i true and michael gove is only in his 50s. i'm sure fans of him will be in touch saying you, 0 connell, don't suggest he is a ready sexagenarian. at every that's already the right word. let's leave the word in. i word. let's leave the word in. i think you're right. he was elected in 2005
t'i 3 sentence, i do one part of this, could apply to theresa may, kwasi kwarteng, matt hancock, sir charles walker, endless amounts of them. but government ministers who must answer what it means for these people to leave at the same time which is now a larger number than conservatives leaving in 1997, they say people in their 60s do retire, 15 years michael gove had in government is a long time. find michael gove had in government is a lona time. �* ., , ., , , long time. and that is...
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kwarteng lost darren jones, saying that there's £70 billion of unfunded spending, you've signed up to. >> well, if that's your attack dog, i think you might want to go back to battersea dogs home and see if they've got something and see if they've got something a bit fiercer. but their figures are complete and utter nonsense. they're trying to scare people. they're trying to scare people. the government is, quite rightly, set out a desire to get rid of national insurance over the very long term. it's not going to happen any time soon. and they're saying, well, that's, you know, you can have to pay for all of that in year one. no you don't. you should be having an economy where working people are able to keep more of their own money in the first place. we should be talking long term about tax cuts . and i say term about tax cuts. and i say this, tom, to your viewers and listeners at home, anyone who believes that if you vote labour and you get a labour government, that all of the pie in the sky promises they'd made national rising, the railway industry nationalising, apparently some wa
kwarteng lost darren jones, saying that there's £70 billion of unfunded spending, you've signed up to. >> well, if that's your attack dog, i think you might want to go back to battersea dogs home and see if they've got something and see if they've got something a bit fiercer. but their figures are complete and utter nonsense. they're trying to scare people. they're trying to scare people. the government is, quite rightly, set out a desire to get rid of national insurance over the very...
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people like liz truss and kwasi kwarteng who crashed the economy. bbc adverts podcast. jerry, i don't really care and the reason i don't really care because the licence fee comes up and is it 27? something like that, but how many people watch the bbc nowadays? how many people under the age of. well, no, no, no, people under the age of 35 look at their news in a very different way . they listen very different way. they listen to podcasts, i can't remember the last time i saw bbc news not watching eurovision. >> no, no. >> no, no. >> isn't the .0. 7 million? we can't debate the entire bbc. we can't debate the entire bbc. we can't debate the entire bbc. we can't debate it. we got two minutes. we can't debate the entire bbc. but the point here is the bbc is moving to space, where it's hard to make money even if you're a privately owned podcast company. like like the millionaire, gary lineker. is that the point that the bbc is, is getting its tentacles in space station vie? >> no , i don't think so because >> no, i don't think so because they're in deficit right ? they they'
people like liz truss and kwasi kwarteng who crashed the economy. bbc adverts podcast. jerry, i don't really care and the reason i don't really care because the licence fee comes up and is it 27? something like that, but how many people watch the bbc nowadays? how many people under the age of. well, no, no, no, people under the age of 35 look at their news in a very different way . they listen very different way. they listen to podcasts, i can't remember the last time i saw bbc news not...
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apocalypse now in her future partner, comic kwasi kwarteng steps forward. michael, this is good. and. and i saw liz and rishi on that day. alex, i said to everybody around me, there is no way these two people are prime ministerial. it will never work . never work. >> okay, well, listen, roger rabbit, that's enough from you for now because the lbc radio presenter iain dale has abandoned his bid to run as the conservative mp for tunbridge wells after saying on a podcast two years ago he never liked the town and would quite happily live somewhere else. it's thought he withdrew his candidacy to be the conservative prospective parliamentary candidate , fearing that the candidate, fearing that the other parties would mock him for his comments about the constituency, which he says were taken out of context . but do you taken out of context. but do you have to like the area you represent? what do you think, alex? does it matter? >> he's a talk. he's a talk show host and a very good one, isn't he? he's a very good one. talk show host sometimes say things either in podcasts or live on air
apocalypse now in her future partner, comic kwasi kwarteng steps forward. michael, this is good. and. and i saw liz and rishi on that day. alex, i said to everybody around me, there is no way these two people are prime ministerial. it will never work . never work. >> okay, well, listen, roger rabbit, that's enough from you for now because the lbc radio presenter iain dale has abandoned his bid to run as the conservative mp for tunbridge wells after saying on a podcast two years ago he...
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i was interested to see kwasi kwarteng speak about the importance of that to him last night. so this was a breakthrough for those four individuals but a much broader break individuals but a much broader break in terms of british politics. she worked with stephen twigg under the blair government. he was schools minister and she was working on a project called london school and the black child. that project was rolled out across country in an initiative called aiming high. she works on this week with andrew neil and michael portillo becoming that the best known labour politician at that time and she ran for the labour leadership in 2010. show has devoted her entire adult life to labour politics and it seems very arrogant of the labour leadership to treat in this way. i of the labour leadership to treat in this wa . ., �* ., ., of the labour leadership to treat in thiswa. ., ., ., ~ of the labour leadership to treat in thiswa . ., �* ., ., ., ~ ., this way. i don't want to talk about our lea this way. i don't want to talk about our legacy so _ this way. i don't want to talk
i was interested to see kwasi kwarteng speak about the importance of that to him last night. so this was a breakthrough for those four individuals but a much broader break individuals but a much broader break in terms of british politics. she worked with stephen twigg under the blair government. he was schools minister and she was working on a project called london school and the black child. that project was rolled out across country in an initiative called aiming high. she works on this week...
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kwasi kwarteng today on lbc saying there is no such thing as a safe tory seat any more. baker sounds like he is preparing to lose. most people in the conservative party. _ most people in the conservative party. up— most people in the conservative party. up to _ most people in the conservative party. up to the _ most people in the conservative party, up to the cabinet, - most people in the conservativel party, up to the cabinet, believe they are — party, up to the cabinet, believe they are going _ party, up to the cabinet, believe they are going to _ party, up to the cabinet, believe they are going to lose _ they are going to lose this election _ they are going to lose this election. their— they are going to lose this election. their strategy.
kwasi kwarteng today on lbc saying there is no such thing as a safe tory seat any more. baker sounds like he is preparing to lose. most people in the conservative party. _ most people in the conservative party. up— most people in the conservative party. up to _ most people in the conservative party. up to the _ most people in the conservative party, up to the cabinet, - most people in the conservativel party, up to the cabinet, believe they are — party, up to the cabinet, believe they are...
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addition craig whittaker, jamie wallis , kwasi kwarteng, brandon wallis, kwasi kwarteng, brandon lewis, theresa may of course james keeping, robert halfon , james keeping, robert halfon, richard bacon, lucy allan, nikki aitken, adam afriyie , graham aitken, adam afriyie, graham brady, george eustice, mike freer lots and lots of names that will be familiar to many watching brandon lewis there as well. interesting to know what you make of this. well. interesting to know what you make of this . 64 you make of this. 64 conservative mps, deciding you know what? don't fancy running again . i'll stand down before again. i'll stand down before the general election. is it because they suspect that perhaps they may not, win their seat or do you take a generous view that perhaps, you know, they've done some good work and they're on to the next thing? >> well, people like theresa may and sir graham brady have been there since the 1990s. they've done a long stint and they might think, you know, i've reached the end of my career, but there are some people here in their 30s. there's one in her 20s, i
addition craig whittaker, jamie wallis , kwasi kwarteng, brandon wallis, kwasi kwarteng, brandon lewis, theresa may of course james keeping, robert halfon , james keeping, robert halfon, richard bacon, lucy allan, nikki aitken, adam afriyie , graham aitken, adam afriyie, graham brady, george eustice, mike freer lots and lots of names that will be familiar to many watching brandon lewis there as well. interesting to know what you make of this. well. interesting to know what you make of this . 64...
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when liz truss was prime minister and kwasi kwarteng was chancellor, it wasn't just the unfunded tax cuts that they promised, but it was also the undermining of the economic institutions that had previously made britain a safe and secure place to invest . so and secure place to invest. so sacking the respected permanent secretary of the treasury , tom secretary of the treasury, tom scholar, refusing to let the obr do a forecast even though they said they were able to, or spending the leadership campaign undermining the bank of england. all of those contributed to the financial and economic crisis that we faced just 18 months ago. and i think the lessons from that is that we should respect more and listen more to those independent economic institutions, rather than seek to further undermine them. and that would certainly be my approach as chancellor of the exchequer . exchequer. >> well, there we go. that was what rachel reeves had to say. but liam joins us now with on the money . interesting. liam, the money. interesting. liam, how she sort of studiously avoided the first part of you
when liz truss was prime minister and kwasi kwarteng was chancellor, it wasn't just the unfunded tax cuts that they promised, but it was also the undermining of the economic institutions that had previously made britain a safe and secure place to invest . so and secure place to invest. so sacking the respected permanent secretary of the treasury , tom secretary of the treasury, tom scholar, refusing to let the obr do a forecast even though they said they were able to, or spending the leadership...
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kwarteng, which was not looked over by the office for budget responsibility. i willjust get ailbhe and get back to drew. iterate responsibility. i willjust get ailbhe and get back to drew. we saw how badly that _ ailbhe and get back to drew. we saw how badly that went, _ ailbhe and get back to drew. we saw how badly that went, reporting i ailbhe and get back to drew. we saw how badly that went, reporting on i how badly that went, reporting on that at the time, working in secret over the summer on budget isn't a bad —— is a bad idea. drew is right that there is a conspiracy of silence between the parties on this. whoever wins the election will have to put up taxes. you whoever wins the election will have to put up taxes— to put up taxes. you have ten seconds- — to put up taxes. you have ten seconds. we _ to put up taxes. you have ten seconds. we have _ to put up taxes. you have ten seconds. we have got - to put up taxes. you have ten seconds. we have got to i to put up taxes. you have ten seconds. we have got to put| to put up taxes. you have ten i seco
kwarteng, which was not looked over by the office for budget responsibility. i willjust get ailbhe and get back to drew. iterate responsibility. i willjust get ailbhe and get back to drew. we saw how badly that _ ailbhe and get back to drew. we saw how badly that went, _ ailbhe and get back to drew. we saw how badly that went, reporting i ailbhe and get back to drew. we saw how badly that went, reporting on i how badly that went, reporting on that at the time, working in secret over the summer...
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kwarteng and that is why we are where we are today? ida. i why we are where we are today? no, i think what liz — why we are where we are today? no, i think what liz truss _ why we are where we are today? no, i think what liz truss did _ why we are where we are today? no, i think what liz truss did and _ why we are where we are today? iirr. i think what liz truss did and we can get into an analysis about her premiership, but she saw huge increases in public spending through the energy price guarantee and that is a timid —— ultimately what did shock the markets. i would never argue for unfunded tax cuts. i would like to see someone come in and manage the budget but reducing national debt, reducing public spending, allowing people to keep more of what they are in. the conservative party at the moment are robbing people of money they have rightfully earned themselves and thatis rightfully earned themselves and that is morally wrong but also economically wrong throughout society, people deserve to keep more of what they earn and i thi
kwarteng and that is why we are where we are today? ida. i why we are where we are today? no, i think what liz — why we are where we are today? no, i think what liz truss _ why we are where we are today? no, i think what liz truss did _ why we are where we are today? no, i think what liz truss did and _ why we are where we are today? iirr. i think what liz truss did and we can get into an analysis about her premiership, but she saw huge increases in public spending through the energy price...
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when liz truss was prime minister and kwasi kwarteng was chancellor, it wasn't just the unfunded tax cuts that they promised, but it was also the undermining of the economic institutions that had previously made britain a safe and secure place to invest . so and secure place to invest. so sacking the respected permanent secretary of the treasury , tom secretary of the treasury, tom scholar, refusing to let the obr do a forecast even though they said they were able to, or spending the leadership campaign undermining the bank of england. all of those contributed to the financial and economic crisis that we faced just 18 months ago. and i think the lessons from that is that we should respect more and listen more to those independent economic institutions rather than seek to further undermine them . and that further undermine them. and that would certainly be my approach as chancellor of the exchequer . as chancellor of the exchequer. >> brian, what are we doing about oh, we've got the shadow chancellor. >> do you know what you saw then from rachel reeves? just a little bit of metal, a b
when liz truss was prime minister and kwasi kwarteng was chancellor, it wasn't just the unfunded tax cuts that they promised, but it was also the undermining of the economic institutions that had previously made britain a safe and secure place to invest . so and secure place to invest. so sacking the respected permanent secretary of the treasury , tom secretary of the treasury, tom scholar, refusing to let the obr do a forecast even though they said they were able to, or spending the leadership...
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kwarteng and boris johnson and partygate has really tainted how local tories feel about the current tory party and rishi sunak , he said, is the rishi sunak, he said, is the best of a bad bunch . best of a bad bunch. >> when i questioned him, though, on how he would be voting in the near future in the general election, he said that he will be sticking with the tory party because he doesn't feel convinced by sir keir starmer, although he would like to see what happens with the local labour mp . local labour mp. >> okay. will hollis live from dover for getting some immediate on the ground reaction to this spectacular defection of conservative mp for dover, natalie elphicke ? thanks for natalie elphicke? thanks for joining us. will hollis will of course, cross back to you later throughout out the evening. well, i can now speak with labour party spokesman james matthewson james. welcome to the show . a spectacular defection show. a spectacular defection won very, very few people saw coming. but it's interesting to look back at natalie pinnell opinions of sir keir starmer and the labour
kwarteng and boris johnson and partygate has really tainted how local tories feel about the current tory party and rishi sunak , he said, is the rishi sunak, he said, is the best of a bad bunch . best of a bad bunch. >> when i questioned him, though, on how he would be voting in the near future in the general election, he said that he will be sticking with the tory party because he doesn't feel convinced by sir keir starmer, although he would like to see what happens with the local labour...
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kwarteng as the chancellor. when rishi sunak came in, there was speculation he might try and give a job to claire coutinho or to mel stride to key allies. he said he carried on with jeremy hunt, jeremy hunt had he has this really good, calming manner, i think, for the markets in that chaos after the truss implosion, it's very hard to replace a chancellor because those two people, the pm and the chancellor, must be in lockstep and you replace a chancellor. it draws questions about the economic strategy and they couldn't afford to do it. having said that , i think jeremy hunt said that, i think jeremy hunt is definitely a tory who wants to cut taxes . the concern i've to cut taxes. the concern i've got, i think, for their party is that no one's listening. they've got £900 off the average tax bill. national insurance cut , bill. national insurance cut, hasn't affected the polls at all. i think a lot of people are looking at those issues of the frozen tax thresholds. martin. yeah, recognise that nurses and doctors
kwarteng as the chancellor. when rishi sunak came in, there was speculation he might try and give a job to claire coutinho or to mel stride to key allies. he said he carried on with jeremy hunt, jeremy hunt had he has this really good, calming manner, i think, for the markets in that chaos after the truss implosion, it's very hard to replace a chancellor because those two people, the pm and the chancellor, must be in lockstep and you replace a chancellor. it draws questions about the economic...
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funnily enough, kwasi kwarteng, the former chancellor, made a really good point about the idea of a november election that could actually go against the conservatives because it's coming at the same time as trump versus biden in america. and then there's the farage factor to consider. if trump is giving farage a load of publicity in his own campaign because of their very close relationship, that could then embolden reform even more in the face of the tories. so it's very, very difficult. i'd suggest that october might be the best time to go, but let's be honest . i to go, but let's be honest. i mean, the picture this morning is dire. rishi sunak. mean, the picture this morning is dire. rishi sunak . despite is dire. rishi sunak. despite everything and even having a quite good week last week with the whole standing off of the irish over the migrant crisis . irish over the migrant crisis. yes, he had quite a good week. it looks as if rwanda might be already proving to be a deterrent. and yet his five point plan hasn't moved the dial at all. so i'll be asking harper. and i'm also speaking to th
funnily enough, kwasi kwarteng, the former chancellor, made a really good point about the idea of a november election that could actually go against the conservatives because it's coming at the same time as trump versus biden in america. and then there's the farage factor to consider. if trump is giving farage a load of publicity in his own campaign because of their very close relationship, that could then embolden reform even more in the face of the tories. so it's very, very difficult. i'd...
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i would happened in washington, i would think that would increase the labour vote, but then was it kwasi kwarteng saying that actually donald trump out campaigning before the us presidential election and ahead of november, he will be doing a lot for nigel farage. so if he's anything to do with reform officially by that stage , how officially by that stage, how could that play into reform's hands? >> oh yeah. >> oh yeah. >> and that's something that the tories would want to avoid as well. so yeah, that's an interesting school of thought as well. >> yeah, can i just say i've said the 14th of november since day dot. remember that. no, i have i'm just going to claim it. and you said may until you bring out the tapes to prove that i'm not, i'll find them. you. i've said 14th of november from the very start, and it looks as though it could be heading that way. according to nigel nelson, if, if that's true, then i expect to see your column in the star by this time next week. yes, that will be me. yeah. >> predicting our very , very future. >> take the stars, do get in touch on any of the storie
i would happened in washington, i would think that would increase the labour vote, but then was it kwasi kwarteng saying that actually donald trump out campaigning before the us presidential election and ahead of november, he will be doing a lot for nigel farage. so if he's anything to do with reform officially by that stage , how officially by that stage, how could that play into reform's hands? >> oh yeah. >> oh yeah. >> and that's something that the tories would want to...
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i'm also going to be speaking to kwasi kwarteng for his reaction to the prime minister's rain soaked announcement. he's one of many heavyweight mps now, including michael gove and andrea leadsom and others that are going to be jumping ship come july the 4th. i'm going to ask him how damaging he thinks that is, and of course we'll hear from the labour party. liz kendall, the shadow pensions and work secretary, will be coming on. i'm going to be asking her about an astonishing story in the front of the telegraph, suggesting that the first private school has already closed down in anticipation of labour scrapping that vat break for private schools. i suppose the question for miss kendall is, is labour now advocating a policy that results in schools being shut down? >> well, i guess i mean, they don't believe in private education, do they? so they won't be that sad about it . so won't be that sad about it. so the question is, is whether is that policy is actually forced. it upon them? >> well, of course the big issue, the big issue is if schools close down or if people stop sending their
i'm also going to be speaking to kwasi kwarteng for his reaction to the prime minister's rain soaked announcement. he's one of many heavyweight mps now, including michael gove and andrea leadsom and others that are going to be jumping ship come july the 4th. i'm going to ask him how damaging he thinks that is, and of course we'll hear from the labour party. liz kendall, the shadow pensions and work secretary, will be coming on. i'm going to be asking her about an astonishing story in the front...
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a different prime | minister, liz truss and kwasi kwarteng, which is partly why the conservatives are pulling as they are. ., . ., , ., f~ii are. that election resulted in a 80 seat conservative _ are. that election resulted in a 80 seat conservative majority - are. that election resulted in a 80 seat conservative majority and i seat conservative majority and that's the worst share of seats the labour party have had since the 19305. labour party have had since the 1930s. that's the starting point. there have been by election losses and defection since then, but that's the starting point for labour. they know that even with a healthy poll lead, that they may well see some of that be eroded in the campaign, that they have a lot of work to do, and they have a lot of work to do, and they have a lot of work to do, and they have potential electoral threats from the green party, from the reform party taking some of those traditional labour voters perhaps you might have been turned to brexit and borisjohnson, but might go that way, so labour know that they have many difficulties still to face
a different prime | minister, liz truss and kwasi kwarteng, which is partly why the conservatives are pulling as they are. ., . ., , ., f~ii are. that election resulted in a 80 seat conservative _ are. that election resulted in a 80 seat conservative majority - are. that election resulted in a 80 seat conservative majority and i seat conservative majority and that's the worst share of seats the labour party have had since the 19305. labour party have had since the 1930s. that's the starting...