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but how does labour square the circle in i does labour square the circle in terms of increasing growth, reducing migration? training, more kids from the uk going to university if they wish because there is a cap because we have a lot of international students but they need them for money so how do you square that circle? �* , , money so how do you square that circle? 3 , , . ., circle? it's very difficult and the amount of _ circle? it's very difficult and the amount of stuff _ circle? it's very difficult and the amount of stuff in _ circle? it's very difficult and the amount of stuff in there - circle? it's very difficult and the amount of stuff in there entry l circle? it's very difficult and the l amount of stuff in there entry will be an— amount of stuff in there entry will be an absolutely huge challenge for them _ be an absolutely huge challenge for them i_ be an absolutely huge challenge for them. g be an absolutely huge challenge for them. ,, ., �* , be an absolutely huge challenge for them. ,, . �* , ., them. i think that's the real problem — them. i think that's the
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back to square one. when you look at labour's pledges on the economy, how much of a plan does labour have for the economy, for example? it's clear in january that they rode back on the biggest single defining difference, which was their green prosperity plan to borrow and spend tens of billions of pounds more. and actually, that really tells you a lot about how they're going to fight this general election. to fight this general election, i think, because the thinking there, they still believe in extra green investment. they see that as a dividing line with the conservatives. they don't think any more that you necessarily need to borrow that money or can borrow that money in order to fund it, and you can get it from the private sector instead with massive planning reform. so they've sort of shifted their view. but the biggest strategic point here is they think that what happened a couple of years back with liz truss and the mini budgets has so seared into the subconscious of the british public, including
back to square one. when you look at labour's pledges on the economy, how much of a plan does labour have for the economy, for example? it's clear in january that they rode back on the biggest single defining difference, which was their green prosperity plan to borrow and spend tens of billions of pounds more. and actually, that really tells you a lot about how they're going to fight this general election. to fight this general election, i think, because the thinking there, they still believe...
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square one with sir keir's labour, who have no plan to tackle crime well. a labour source told me that the party had been urging tories to take action on knives for years. they went on to say that on their watch, knife crime has actually soared by a staggering 80% since 2015. this is just another example of the tories chaotic failure to keep our country safe. and they said that labour would bring in new youth mentors and swift sanctions for those carrying knives. a lot of political conversation, but the fact of the matter remains i've been able to purchase these knives. i'm not going to face any sanctions for doing so. >> charlie, thank you very much indeed. >> charlie, thank you very much indeed . i mean, absolutely indeed. i mean, absolutely horrifying stuff. these knives surely are only really used for hunting, and therefore you'd think to yourself, if you need a license to own a shotgun, you need to own a licence to have a knife like that. but anyway, madness. total madness . let's madness. total madness. let's catch up with the diane abbott situation w
square one with sir keir's labour, who have no plan to tackle crime well. a labour source told me that the party had been urging tories to take action on knives for years. they went on to say that on their watch, knife crime has actually soared by a staggering 80% since 2015. this is just another example of the tories chaotic failure to keep our country safe. and they said that labour would bring in new youth mentors and swift sanctions for those carrying knives. a lot of political...
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the plan is working so we must stick to it and not go back to square one. and when labour ignores the achievements of the last 14 ignores the achievements of the last 1a years, or try to reduce the last 14 years, or try to reduce the last 14 years, or try to reduce the last 14 years, or try to reduce the last 14 years to 49 days, remember what they are actually doing is trying to distract you from the thing that matters most, the future. i'm playwright enough to admit that yes maybe they can depress their way to victory, with all their talk of doom loops and gas lighting and scaremongering about pensions. but i don't think it will work, because at heart, we are a nation of optimists. we are not blind to the challenges and threats we face. we just have an innate belief that whatever they are we can overcome them. as we have to in so many times in our history. and create a secure future for you and your family. create a secure future for you and yourfamily. so let me create a secure future for you and your family. so let me tell you more about my vision for h
the plan is working so we must stick to it and not go back to square one. and when labour ignores the achievements of the last 14 ignores the achievements of the last 1a years, or try to reduce the last 14 years, or try to reduce the last 14 years, or try to reduce the last 14 years, or try to reduce the last 14 years to 49 days, remember what they are actually doing is trying to distract you from the thing that matters most, the future. i'm playwright enough to admit that yes maybe they can...
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and no, we go back to square one. you know, we've we've found out today that labour's plans, the things that they're telling us about now when they want our vote, are going to cost us every household £2,000 at the moment moment. we get to july the 5th. i don't want that. >> and i, i have got the former adviser to tony blair and john prescott on after you actually. >> so i will be putting this stuff to them. i also do put it to you though, that, you know, rishi sunak's five pledges were not all about the economy, were they? can you name them . they? can you name them. >> well he said he was going to get growth back . he was going to get growth back. he was going to reduce debt at a tackle. inflation, reduce waiting lists . inflation, reduce waiting lists. and we all know stop the boats are there you go. >> well it's on that last one i'm going to get you on because look. hey come on. the boats have not stopped. and we've had net migration figures, yes. all right. they're down 10. that was helped by the fact that the la
and no, we go back to square one. you know, we've we've found out today that labour's plans, the things that they're telling us about now when they want our vote, are going to cost us every household £2,000 at the moment moment. we get to july the 5th. i don't want that. >> and i, i have got the former adviser to tony blair and john prescott on after you actually. >> so i will be putting this stuff to them. i also do put it to you though, that, you know, rishi sunak's five pledges...
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it's quite clear that labour don't have a cohesive plan and would take the country back to square one. i have no idea why anybody would believe a word that keir starmer says when every single time he's got a different audience to play for, he changes his tune, he changes what he's saying and changes what he says he stands for. you know, 16 re—launches in a matter of a couple of years after four years in opposition — he's not got a cohesive plan. i think it says everything you need to know about keir starmer. a reminder you can get more reaction and analysis to sir keir�*s speech setting out the first steps he would take if his party wins the next election online. you'll find it on the bbc news website or bbc app. junior doctors in england have entered mediation talks with the government — aimed at ending their long—running dispute over pay and conditions. there have been no formal discussions between the parties since negotiations collapsed in december. our health editor hugh pym reports. what do we want? fair pay! when do we want it? now! it's been a bitter and prolonged pa
it's quite clear that labour don't have a cohesive plan and would take the country back to square one. i have no idea why anybody would believe a word that keir starmer says when every single time he's got a different audience to play for, he changes his tune, he changes what he's saying and changes what he says he stands for. you know, 16 re—launches in a matter of a couple of years after four years in opposition — he's not got a cohesive plan. i think it says everything you need to know...
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one with more uncertainty with the labour party. when it comes to the economy, of course i know there is more work to do. i know people are onlyjust more work to do. i know people are only just starting to feel the benefits of the changes we brought and when some people look at their bank balance at the end of the month it will still be difficult. but we have made progress and stability has returned, inflation has returned back to normal, wages have been rising for months, we are now growing faster than our major competitors, energy bills are coming down, so that really is progress. there is stability and that is why we cannot think about the future and in an uncertain world i believe i am the one prepared to take bold action and we have a clear plan and that is how we deliver a secure future for everyone. you mention migration and there is a clear choice on this. i think illegal migration is unfair, it undermines the sense of fairness thatis it undermines the sense of fairness that is so essential to the character of our country. p
one with more uncertainty with the labour party. when it comes to the economy, of course i know there is more work to do. i know people are onlyjust more work to do. i know people are only just starting to feel the benefits of the changes we brought and when some people look at their bank balance at the end of the month it will still be difficult. but we have made progress and stability has returned, inflation has returned back to normal, wages have been rising for months, we are now growing...
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it's quite clear that labour don't have a cohesive plan and would take the country back to square one. i have no idea why anybody would believe a word that keir starmer says when every single time he's got a different audience to play for, he changes his tune. he changes what he's saying and changes what he says he stands for. you know, with 16 relaunches in a matter of a couple of years, after four years in opposition, he's not got a cohesive plan. i think it says everything you need to know about keir starmer. keir starmer was asked about this and he said no, what he�*s been doing is changing the labour party, changing its focus, honing its policies. and these are all arguments you�*re going to hear played out much more in the coming months. china and russia have put on a display of unity and mutual support during a meeting of their two leaders in beijing. there were smiles, handshakes and warm words from both xi jinping and vladimir putin at the start of the russian leader�*s two—day visit to china. our correspondent laura bicker sent this report from beijing. in the west,
it's quite clear that labour don't have a cohesive plan and would take the country back to square one. i have no idea why anybody would believe a word that keir starmer says when every single time he's got a different audience to play for, he changes his tune. he changes what he's saying and changes what he says he stands for. you know, with 16 relaunches in a matter of a couple of years, after four years in opposition, he's not got a cohesive plan. i think it says everything you need to know...
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the conservatives say their plan is working and a labour government would take the uk back to square one. yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms have been extended across northern england, the midlands, east anglia and northeast wales . the met office northeast wales. the met office warned slow moving heavy showers could cause flooding and disruption in some areas. 20 to 30mm of rain is expected to fall in just an hour or less in some places , with further warnings in places, with further warnings in places, with further warnings in place for parts of scotland tomorrow . the prince and tomorrow. the prince and princess of wales have said they are incredibly sad to hear of the death of an raf pilot after yesterday's crash in lincolnshire. the spitfire was flying near raf coningsby when it crashed into a field just before 120 yesterday afternoon. in a statement, before 120 yesterday afternoon. in a statement , the prince and in a statement, the prince and princess said their thoughts are with the pilot's loved ones . the with the pilot's loved ones. the battle of britain memorial fl
the conservatives say their plan is working and a labour government would take the uk back to square one. yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms have been extended across northern england, the midlands, east anglia and northeast wales . the met office northeast wales. the met office warned slow moving heavy showers could cause flooding and disruption in some areas. 20 to 30mm of rain is expected to fall in just an hour or less in some places , with further warnings in places, with further...
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we all know that the only certainty with labour is they will run out of money and raise your taxes. [applause] and as jeremy showed us just the other week, labour would cost every working household more than 2,000 pounds extra in taxes. the election takes place at a time in the world where the danworld is more dangerous thant any point since the cold war. putin will not stop until he succeeds. global stability. china is seeking to dominate the 21st century by stealing a ad in technology and migration is being weaponized by hostile states to threaten the integrity of our borders. now, these uncertain times call for a clear plan and bold action to chart a course to a secure future and it is we conservatives, and only we are prepared to take that boldho action to ensure a better future for our country and our children. [applause] just look at our plan to cut migration and stop the -- with our a wand air screen. across the globe the penny is dropping that ours is the right approach. they'll scrape the rwanda scheme for asylum seekers making us a magnet for every illegal immigrant in eur
we all know that the only certainty with labour is they will run out of money and raise your taxes. [applause] and as jeremy showed us just the other week, labour would cost every working household more than 2,000 pounds extra in taxes. the election takes place at a time in the world where the danworld is more dangerous thant any point since the cold war. putin will not stop until he succeeds. global stability. china is seeking to dominate the 21st century by stealing a ad in technology and...
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us back to square one. i know why i am out camping and, i suspect you did too, so give me a huge welcome to our party leader, our prime minister, and the person who is going to lead us into the the next election back to number ten, ladies and gentlemen, the prime minister. b. friends, thank you, it is great to be with you all this week —— evening. be with you all this week -- evening-— be with you all this week -- evenina. .. .. , ., .. be with you all this week -- evenina. .. .. , ., ., .. evening. you are the lifeblood of our incredible _ evening. you are the lifeblood of our incredible party _ evening. you are the lifeblood of our incredible party and - evening. you are the lifeblood of our incredible party and i - evening. you are the lifeblood of our incredible party and i can - evening. you are the lifeblood of our incredible party and i can tell by this— our incredible party and i can tell by this reception that you are up for this— by this reception that you are up for this general electio
us back to square one. i know why i am out camping and, i suspect you did too, so give me a huge welcome to our party leader, our prime minister, and the person who is going to lead us into the the next election back to number ten, ladies and gentlemen, the prime minister. b. friends, thank you, it is great to be with you all this week —— evening. be with you all this week -- evening-— be with you all this week -- evenina. .. .. , ., .. be with you all this week -- evenina. .. .. , ., .,...
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there was growing square chelation that was one of the reasons. after the euphoria of the sporting events and all the things planned for the summer, if rishi sunak was still in number ten without having called an election, those allegations would resurface? it is rare to have a summer election, we haven't had a july election, we haven't had a july election since 1945. it is rare to do that, for basic reasons, lots of politicians think it is a bad time, lots of people are away, school holidays and busy and these things factor into the turnout and the amount of voters arriving at the ballot box on that day. but you are right in saying he did have the choice, he would have been accused ofjust choice, he would have been accused of just waiting choice, he would have been accused ofjust waiting it out choice, he would have been accused of just waiting it out a choice, he would have been accused ofjust waiting it out a bit choice, he would have been accused of just waiting it out a bit too long and there where some chances we could hear bad news over the
there was growing square chelation that was one of the reasons. after the euphoria of the sporting events and all the things planned for the summer, if rishi sunak was still in number ten without having called an election, those allegations would resurface? it is rare to have a summer election, we haven't had a july election, we haven't had a july election since 1945. it is rare to do that, for basic reasons, lots of politicians think it is a bad time, lots of people are away, school holidays...
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it's quite clear that labour don't have a cohesive plan and would take the country back to square one. i have no idea why anybody would believe a word that keir starmer says when every single time he's got a different audience to play for, he changes his tune, he changes what he's saying and changes what he says he stands for. you know, 16 relaunches in a matter of a couple of years after four years in opposition, he's not got a cohesive plan. i think it says everything you need to know about keir starmer. play more analysis of that event later on in the programme. still to come on the world today — the russian president is visiting his neighbour enchanted to talk about their everlasting friendship. and the king has been meeting the queen of reality tv. love island anyway. we will see what they chatted about. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. this is to be seat news. a moment this is to be seat news. a moment ago i promised you more analysis on the politics story of the day and i shall deliver. let's speak to our political correspondent alex fo
it's quite clear that labour don't have a cohesive plan and would take the country back to square one. i have no idea why anybody would believe a word that keir starmer says when every single time he's got a different audience to play for, he changes his tune, he changes what he's saying and changes what he says he stands for. you know, 16 relaunches in a matter of a couple of years after four years in opposition, he's not got a cohesive plan. i think it says everything you need to know about...
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do we build on the progress that we've made , or the progress that we've made, or do we go back to square one with no plan and no certainty? now, with the labour party, the only certainty that you'll get is that they're going to put up your taxes as clear as night follows day. that's what they always do , and that's what they always do, and that's what they will do. the independent officials at the treasury have totted up all the things that they said they want to spend money on, looked at the black hole in their plans. and i can tell you what that revealed. it's £2,000, not my numbers. those are the numbers from the independent treasury official. £2,000 worth of tax rises for every working family in our country. and i don't want that to happen to you. i don't think that will do anything for your families financial security. now, look, you all watch the telly. you'll know that right now, we're living in perhaps the most dangerous and uncertain time that our country has known in decades . russia, iran, china, in decades. russia, iran, china, nonh in decades. russia, iran, china, north ko
do we build on the progress that we've made , or the progress that we've made, or do we go back to square one with no plan and no certainty? now, with the labour party, the only certainty that you'll get is that they're going to put up your taxes as clear as night follows day. that's what they always do , and that's what they always do, and that's what they will do. the independent officials at the treasury have totted up all the things that they said they want to spend money on, looked at the...
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quite clear that labour don't have a cohesive plan and would take the country back to square one. >> i have no idea why anybody would believe a word that keir starmer says when every single time he's got a different audience to play for , he changes audience to play for, he changes his tune, he changes what he's saying and changes what he says he stands for, you know , the 16 he stands for, you know, the 16 relaunches in a matter of a couple of years . after four couple of years. after four years in opposition, he's not got a cohesive plan. i think it says everything you need to know about keir starmer. >> a six year old boy has died after falling from an apartment block in east london. it's understood the child fell from the upper floor of a building in plaistow shortly before 6 am. the death is being treated as unexpected and authorities are working to establish the full circumstances . the prime circumstances. the prime minister has defended the government's controversial changes to sex education. rishi sunak says parents should know what their children are being taughtin what the
quite clear that labour don't have a cohesive plan and would take the country back to square one. >> i have no idea why anybody would believe a word that keir starmer says when every single time he's got a different audience to play for , he changes audience to play for, he changes his tune, he changes what he's saying and changes what he says he stands for, you know , the 16 he stands for, you know, the 16 relaunches in a matter of a couple of years . after four couple of years. after...
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turning our back on 14 years of chaos and division, turning a page and rebuilding our country with labour, so i'm really pleased that angela has been vindicated. you know, across the country- there are so many seats where it's the liberal democrat vote, it's a powerful vote - to defeat the conservatives. the conservatives have promised a revamp of the triple lock for pensioners if they win the general election. not a tax cut so much as preventing a future tax rise. labour lays out its case to be the party of business.
turning our back on 14 years of chaos and division, turning a page and rebuilding our country with labour, so i'm really pleased that angela has been vindicated. you know, across the country- there are so many seats where it's the liberal democrat vote, it's a powerful vote - to defeat the conservatives. the conservatives have promised a revamp of the triple lock for pensioners if they win the general election. not a tax cut so much as preventing a future tax rise. labour lays out its case to...
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camp of the mall. descent of its concentration comp coverage, some 240 square kilometers. the one no gas chambers. the work was for the many people were killed with knives. switch, thomas full just chilled. the historical fact is that in yourself it's the independent state of croatia. 90 percent of the jewish population living in the country disappeared upon arrival. standard procedure 1st, required captives to hand the old personal belongings down to the last ring. even the date was officially, your sentiments was bills to put into effect, the independent state of crew, aisha's official policy on cleansing the correlation, living space on the basis of race. it was about protecting correlation blood and the theory and race. but plundering victims was a no less important objective post as a commander of use. and if it's come, your offensive pitch moment, philip, of which was thought of that you think of suckage distinguish themselves with extreme bloody golden greed the so they were very successful in collecting a lot of gold from subs. choose remedies. same as the bushes k
camp of the mall. descent of its concentration comp coverage, some 240 square kilometers. the one no gas chambers. the work was for the many people were killed with knives. switch, thomas full just chilled. the historical fact is that in yourself it's the independent state of croatia. 90 percent of the jewish population living in the country disappeared upon arrival. standard procedure 1st, required captives to hand the old personal belongings down to the last ring. even the date was...
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or do we go back to square one, with no plan and no certainty? and we all know, don't we, that all labour offer is running out of money and putting up all of your taxes and everyone else's? and we've crunched the numbers and we know all their spending plans, when you top them up, but does it amount to? £2,000 worth of tax rises for every working family in our country. we can't let that happen, can we? crowd: no! no. and, look, the world is sadly a more dangerous and uncertain place than it's been for decades. iran, russia, china, north korea, working together to threaten our values, our interests abroad and at home. and in these uncertain times, we need action, we need a clear plan to chart a course to a secure future, and that's what we conservatives offer. just take our borders. while others want to threaten the security, the integrity of our borders, we've got a bold plan with rwanda, to make it crystal clear that if you come to our country illegally, you won't be able to stay, you'll be returned. that's how you create a deterrent. and you kn
or do we go back to square one, with no plan and no certainty? and we all know, don't we, that all labour offer is running out of money and putting up all of your taxes and everyone else's? and we've crunched the numbers and we know all their spending plans, when you top them up, but does it amount to? £2,000 worth of tax rises for every working family in our country. we can't let that happen, can we? crowd: no! no. and, look, the world is sadly a more dangerous and uncertain place than it's...
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the plan is working, so we must stick to it and not go back to square one. and when labour ignores the achievements of the last 14 years, or try to reduce the last 14 years to 49 days, remember what they're actually doing is trying to distract you from the thing that matters most. the future now i'm clear eyed enough to admit that yes, maybe they can depress their way to victory with all their talk of doom loops and gaslighting and scaremongering about pensions . scaremongering about pensions. but i don't think it will work because at heart, we're a nation of optimists, but not blind to the challenges or threats that we face. we just have an innate belief that whatever they are, we can overcome them, as we have done so many times in our history, and create a secure future for you and your family. so let me tell you more about my vision for how i would lead this country through this time of danger and transformation . the danger and transformation. the highest priority of a conservative government is to keep our country safe. we've proudly taken the generatio
the plan is working, so we must stick to it and not go back to square one. and when labour ignores the achievements of the last 14 years, or try to reduce the last 14 years to 49 days, remember what they're actually doing is trying to distract you from the thing that matters most. the future now i'm clear eyed enough to admit that yes, maybe they can depress their way to victory with all their talk of doom loops and gaslighting and scaremongering about pensions . scaremongering about pensions....
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it's quite clear that labour don't . have a cohesive plan and would take the country back to square one. i have no idea why anybody would believe a word that i keir starmer says when every single time he's got a different— audience to play for, j he changes his tune, he changes what he's saying and - changes what he says he stands for. you know, 16 relaunches in a matter of a couple of years after four - years that opposition, - he's not got a cohesive plan. i think it says everything you need to know about keir starmer. - a lot of those sort of criticisms were put to keir starmer by journalist at his event and he said if you want to be a credible leader, you have to react to events and change her policies and reshape them given the current situation but what you're getting a sense of fear is both parties starting to tonsil for credibility and starting to lay out their stalls as we approach what will be an election at some point this year. will be an election at some point this ear. , ., ., , ., will be an election at some point this ear. , ., ., , this year. many more months of this,
it's quite clear that labour don't . have a cohesive plan and would take the country back to square one. i have no idea why anybody would believe a word that i keir starmer says when every single time he's got a different— audience to play for, j he changes his tune, he changes what he's saying and - changes what he says he stands for. you know, 16 relaunches in a matter of a couple of years after four - years that opposition, - he's not got a cohesive plan. i think it says everything you...
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one with sir keir starmers labour party, who have no plan to cut crime. well, in response to that, a labour party source also told me that they had been urging the conservatives to cut crime for several years on their watch. they said knife crime has soared by a staggering 80% since 2015. they added that this is just another example of the tories chaotic failure to keep our country safe . it's time for our country safe. it's time for change. and they said that the next labour government will finally end the unacceptable delays in banning zombie knives, as part of our unprecedented mission to halve knife crime . mission to halve knife crime. with 100 new youth hubs to prevent young people from being drawn into crime, new youth mentors and swift actions and sanctions for those carrying knives. two very stark positions here. but the fact of the matter remains i was able to purchase two 20 inch blades with no safety oversight in person or online. >> charlie peters, another cracking exclusive yesterday was the grooming the grooming gang scandal in inquiry in o
one with sir keir starmers labour party, who have no plan to cut crime. well, in response to that, a labour party source also told me that they had been urging the conservatives to cut crime for several years on their watch. they said knife crime has soared by a staggering 80% since 2015. they added that this is just another example of the tories chaotic failure to keep our country safe . it's time for our country safe. it's time for change. and they said that the next labour government will...
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i think, of going back to square one with labour because they have no plan at the end of the day. so i think it's all very well for rachel reeves to make these comments, but she's overlooking, firstly, the progress, a clear progress that we are making and will continue to make. and also, i think rather gaslighting where labour are at the moment, which is that they don't have a plan, they're not telling us enough of the detail. we know what they've donein detail. we know what they've done in the past when they've beenin done in the past when they've been in government, which is to borrow too much and to get into problems. and. >> all right, forgive me. but we hear a lot about the plan, and the prime minister says , keep the prime minister says, keep saying, well, they haven't got a plan. we've got a plan. we don't really seem to be very clear, to be perfectly honest, on what that plan is. and what it is doing, what it is actually, in real terms , in our pockets, in real terms, in our pockets, in our homes, delivering for us. >> so. well, i think i've set some some of this out. so c
i think, of going back to square one with labour because they have no plan at the end of the day. so i think it's all very well for rachel reeves to make these comments, but she's overlooking, firstly, the progress, a clear progress that we are making and will continue to make. and also, i think rather gaslighting where labour are at the moment, which is that they don't have a plan, they're not telling us enough of the detail. we know what they've donein detail. we know what they've done in the...
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now that is a tricky, circle, circle to square , square to circle to square, square to circle between the leader of the labour party in the whole of the uk and the leader of the labour party in scotland and in an election where scotland matters so much , where scotland matters so much, the labour party is hoping to take sort of, you know, 70, 80, 90% of seats from snp mps. that could be a bit of an issue. >> most definitely. i mean, it seems that labour's strategy in england is to not be the tories, and in scotland it's to not be the snp. how far can labour go with such an approach ? with such an approach? >> well, i think that's a really interesting question because keir starmer did an interview this morning on the radio where he was grilled on more sort of specific policy elements. he was asked whether he was wanted to scrap the two child benefit limit, something that he said previously he would like to see done, whether he wanted to scrap student, tuition fees, something he also said a few years ago he would like to see done. and on both issues, he sort of equivocated he he can't s
now that is a tricky, circle, circle to square , square to circle to square, square to circle between the leader of the labour party in the whole of the uk and the leader of the labour party in scotland and in an election where scotland matters so much , where scotland matters so much, the labour party is hoping to take sort of, you know, 70, 80, 90% of seats from snp mps. that could be a bit of an issue. >> most definitely. i mean, it seems that labour's strategy in england is to not be...
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one with circus starmers labour party, who have no plan to cut crime. so two very strong positions here. but it's clear from our investigation you can still buy these both retailers and couriers aren't checking id. children could buy these blades . children could buy these blades. that's very clear to me. >> you could have been absolutely 17. >> i was reporting overseas when these arrived. so there was no way i could have been checked whatsoever. it wasn't even that they didn't check my id , they they didn't check my id, they didn't check the id of the person who picked them up because they don't care. complete failure. what country did you buy them from? i bought them from britain. bought them from a british retailer. >> from a british retailer. you didn't have to buy them overseas. >> no. >> no. >> they can still be made in this country despite. >> well, there's your starting point, right? then if it is a british retailer with a british factory in this country creating these knives, go and shut down these knives, go and shut down the factory again . t
one with circus starmers labour party, who have no plan to cut crime. so two very strong positions here. but it's clear from our investigation you can still buy these both retailers and couriers aren't checking id. children could buy these blades . children could buy these blades. that's very clear to me. >> you could have been absolutely 17. >> i was reporting overseas when these arrived. so there was no way i could have been checked whatsoever. it wasn't even that they didn't...
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one with more uncertainty with the labour party. i believe the world is in a more uncertain place than it has been in decades and we have the right plan and we are prepared to take bold action and that is what my track record says and that is how we deliver a secure future for everyone and their family deliver a secure future for everyone and theirfamily in the deliver a secure future for everyone and their family in the country. that is what this election is about and it's what i look forward to talking to your viewers about in the next few weeks. aha, talking to your viewers about in the next few weeks.— talking to your viewers about in the next few weeks. a lot of people are sun caestin next few weeks. a lot of people are suggesting the _ next few weeks. a lot of people are suggesting the real _ next few weeks. a lot of people are suggesting the real reason - next few weeks. a lot of people are suggesting the real reason you - next few weeks. a lot of people are l suggesting the real reason you chose to hold a general election
one with more uncertainty with the labour party. i believe the world is in a more uncertain place than it has been in decades and we have the right plan and we are prepared to take bold action and that is what my track record says and that is how we deliver a secure future for everyone and their family deliver a secure future for everyone and theirfamily in the deliver a secure future for everyone and their family in the country. that is what this election is about and it's what i look forward...
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and the idea of taking all the 80 year olds off the labour market to march them around squares with sort of when they bring back , dad's army they bring back, dad's army sergeants to shout at them and drill them , no, i mean, it's drill them, no, i mean, it's a such a daft idea . i can't such a daft idea. i can't believe a professional officer of the army or the mod have got nightmares now trying to restore morale and status to the army. want to have anything to do with this? it's suddenly. i mean, i just don't know who's in downing street advising him on on all of these things. they just seem to be completely politically , be completely politically, fairly bonkers. >> piers. well, i do think that this campaign increasingly looks like a solo effort by rishi. when dennis said that someone was advising them. i wonder who is advising him because admittedly, it was a huge surprise. this announcement . admittedly, it was a huge surprise. this announcement. but it also looks like rishi suddenly woken up to i better do something to show i'm not a woke , almost left wing person and try and attra
and the idea of taking all the 80 year olds off the labour market to march them around squares with sort of when they bring back , dad's army they bring back, dad's army sergeants to shout at them and drill them , no, i mean, it's drill them, no, i mean, it's a such a daft idea . i can't such a daft idea. i can't believe a professional officer of the army or the mod have got nightmares now trying to restore morale and status to the army. want to have anything to do with this? it's suddenly. i...
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we have a plan and labour does not. there is a risk in that election that people will go back to square one and lose all the benefits they have had in getting public spending under control, cutting taxes. labour has made it clear it will not deport all of those people who came to the country illegally, they effectively will have an amnesty. fin country illegally, they effectively will have an amnesty.— will have an amnesty. on the migration _ will have an amnesty. on the migration point, _ will have an amnesty. on the migration point, later- will have an amnesty. on the migration point, later in i will have an amnesty. on the migration point, later in the l migration point, later in the programme we will hear from the rwandan government, a spokesperson for them. rwandan government, a spokesperson forthem. she rwandan government, a spokesperson for them. she could not guarantee that rwanda would be able to take all of the migrants that you wish to deport. there are about 40,000 people and she could not guarantee they
we have a plan and labour does not. there is a risk in that election that people will go back to square one and lose all the benefits they have had in getting public spending under control, cutting taxes. labour has made it clear it will not deport all of those people who came to the country illegally, they effectively will have an amnesty. fin country illegally, they effectively will have an amnesty.— will have an amnesty. on the migration _ will have an amnesty. on the migration point, _...
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one by going over to labour. but the question is, will people really be feeling much better off by the autumn by a potential general election, say, in november? it's not that clear that they will. and of course, the government have cut national insurance twice by £0.04 now. and each time that they've done that, the polls have not moved at all. now there's some talk that they might take another £0.02 off at a fiscal event in the autumn, but will it change the autumn, but will it change the government's fortunes? it's not very clear that it will. yeah. well catherine we shall see. we shall see indeed. thank you very much. as ever, the gb news political correspondent katherine forster there. now for all the best analysis and opinion on that story and more, you can go to our website. we're @gbnews .com now , the rwanda @gbnews .com now, the rwanda asylum policy that's due to end under labour, with sir keir starmer describing the scheme as an absolute waste of money. the party leader says he wants to create a border
one by going over to labour. but the question is, will people really be feeling much better off by the autumn by a potential general election, say, in november? it's not that clear that they will. and of course, the government have cut national insurance twice by £0.04 now. and each time that they've done that, the polls have not moved at all. now there's some talk that they might take another £0.02 off at a fiscal event in the autumn, but will it change the autumn, but will it change the...
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now, we all know that the only certainty with labour is that they will run out of money and raise your taxes . taxes. and as jeremy showed us just the other week, labour would cost every working household more than £2,000 extra in taxes . now, than £2,000 extra in taxes. now, this election takes place at a time when the world is more dangerous than it's been since. at any point since the end of the cold war, putin's russia is waging a brutal war in ukraine, and he'll not stop there if he succeeds. that war is also made all too clear. the risk to our energy security in the middle east, the forces of islamist extremism threaten regional and ultimately, global stability. china is seeking to dominate the 21st century by stealing a lead in technology, and migration is being weaponised by hostile states to threaten the integrity of our borders. now, these uncertain times call for a clear plan and bold action to chart a course to a secure future, and it is we conservatives and only we conservatives who have that plan, who are prepared to take that bold action to ensure that better future fo
now, we all know that the only certainty with labour is that they will run out of money and raise your taxes . taxes. and as jeremy showed us just the other week, labour would cost every working household more than £2,000 extra in taxes . now, than £2,000 extra in taxes. now, this election takes place at a time when the world is more dangerous than it's been since. at any point since the end of the cold war, putin's russia is waging a brutal war in ukraine, and he'll not stop there if he...
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or do we go back to square one with labour? it is the same labour party, union laws that will costjobs and damage the recovery and putting up your taxes, that is what angela rayner represent.— your taxes, that is what angela rayner represent. quickly, you got the sleeper— rayner represent. quickly, you got the sleeper train _ rayner represent. quickly, you got the sleeper train here, _ rayner represent. quickly, you got the sleeper train here, not - rayner represent. quickly, you got the sleeper train here, not each i the sleeper train here, not each other which you have been criticised for, why the train? the other which you have been criticised for, why the train?— for, why the train? the train was ureat, i for, why the train? the train was great, i thoroughly _ for, why the train? the train was great, i thoroughly enjoyed - for, why the train? the train was great, i thoroughly enjoyed it, i for, why the train? the train was i great, ithoroughly enjoyed it, i've been taking lots of pictures and videos to send back to my
or do we go back to square one with labour? it is the same labour party, union laws that will costjobs and damage the recovery and putting up your taxes, that is what angela rayner represent.— your taxes, that is what angela rayner represent. quickly, you got the sleeper— rayner represent. quickly, you got the sleeper train _ rayner represent. quickly, you got the sleeper train here, _ rayner represent. quickly, you got the sleeper train here, not - rayner represent. quickly, you got the...
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surprise call for a july 4 election sets up his conservative already for a six-week battle to stop the labour party opposition from taking power. >> now is the moment for britain to choose its future, to decide whether we want to build on the progress we have made or risk going back to square one with no plan and no certainty. earlier today i spoke with his majesty the king to request the dissolution of parliament. the king has granted this request, and we will have a general election on july 4. tom: i am joined by lizzy burden who is on the ground at downing street yesterday for the surprise announcement. i guess the question will be why choosing july the fourth? why has he come through the summer election? >> why on earth would you call an election when people are on their summer holidays? rishi sunak is diminishing put a pen and all that speculation of her when this election is going to be and to will lead? it is fair to say he surprised most people in westminster with this announcement yesterday including many of his own ministers, including his chancellor jeremy hunt, but why has he chos
surprise call for a july 4 election sets up his conservative already for a six-week battle to stop the labour party opposition from taking power. >> now is the moment for britain to choose its future, to decide whether we want to build on the progress we have made or risk going back to square one with no plan and no certainty. earlier today i spoke with his majesty the king to request the dissolution of parliament. the king has granted this request, and we will have a general election on...
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the economy growing and the choice for the country now is do we build on that progress or go back to square one? this is an election that is all about change, turning our back on 14 years of chaos and division, turning a page and rebuilding our country with labour, so i'm really pleased that angela has been vindicated. you know, across the country- there are so many seats where it's the liberal democrat vote, it's a powerful vote - to defeat the conservatives. the conservatives have promised a revamp of the triple lock for pensioners if they win the general election. not a tax cut so much as preventing a future tax rise. labour lays out its case to be the party of business. the shadow chancellor has ruled out tax rises on labour's watch. but what if they need more money? and the lib dem leader makes a splash on the electoral trail in windermere. with us tonight our regional editors, who have been watching the campaign, judging the reaction. welcome to the programme. after a weekend talking up a new policy on national service another offer from the conservatives this morning. in staffordshir
the economy growing and the choice for the country now is do we build on that progress or go back to square one? this is an election that is all about change, turning our back on 14 years of chaos and division, turning a page and rebuilding our country with labour, so i'm really pleased that angela has been vindicated. you know, across the country- there are so many seats where it's the liberal democrat vote, it's a powerful vote - to defeat the conservatives. the conservatives have promised a...
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people labour, people who come across. i don't think it's necessary. you have an election, you elect that person . if he or she changes her person. if he or she changes her mind because of the way your her his own government behave like john madden did, like kevin barron did. >> a lot of people vote for the rosette, don't they? a lot of people vote for the colour of the rosette. >> that's that's perfectly true . >> that's that's perfectly true. >> that's that's perfectly true. >> i just think that it's extraordinary. >> what is it? is it a full week? >> and we've had two, defection lie—ins. that didn't happen in the run up to tony blair becoming pm. this is a party in complete and utter decomposition, and, it's not good for the country. trust me. >> i've just been interviewed by a french journalist for an hour, and i said my hope and prayer. >> is that in opposition , the >> is that in opposition, the conservative party recover. >> what? once they were, they go down the french road. a real horrible right wing extremism that labour's guaranteed two te
people labour, people who come across. i don't think it's necessary. you have an election, you elect that person . if he or she changes her person. if he or she changes her mind because of the way your her his own government behave like john madden did, like kevin barron did. >> a lot of people vote for the rosette, don't they? a lot of people vote for the colour of the rosette. >> that's that's perfectly true . >> that's that's perfectly true. >> that's that's perfectly...
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to square one. i have no idea why anybody would believe a word that keir starmer says when every single time he's got a different audience to play for , he changes audience to play for, he changes his tune, he changes what he's saying and changes what he says he stands for, you know , the 16 he stands for, you know, the 16 relaunches in a matter of a couple of years . after four couple of years. after four years in opposition. he's not got a cohesive plan. i think it says everything you need to know about keir starmer. >> south west water has apologised for a water borne disease outbreak in devon after a parasite was found in a key reservoir. residents in parts of brixham and alston were told to boil their drinking water yesterday after small traces of the parasite cryptosporidium were found in the hillhead reservoir. the uk health security agency says 22 people are confirmed to have contracted the disease, and as many as 70 other cases of people with diarrhoea and vomiting are under investigation .
to square one. i have no idea why anybody would believe a word that keir starmer says when every single time he's got a different audience to play for , he changes audience to play for, he changes his tune, he changes what he's saying and changes what he says he stands for, you know , the 16 he stands for, you know, the 16 relaunches in a matter of a couple of years . after four couple of years. after four years in opposition. he's not got a cohesive plan. i think it says everything you need to...
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government, they don't _ chose a labour government, they don't plan — chose a labour government, they don't plan and you go back to square one and _ don't plan and you go back to square one and throw all the way the progress _ one and throw all the way the progress with the difficult challenges you had on the pandemic and dealing with the impact of the war irr— and dealing with the impact of the war in ukraine and that's what we have _ war in ukraine and that's what we have to _ war in ukraine and that's what we have to fix — war in ukraine and that's what we have to fix and focus on and to put your point — have to fix and focus on and to put your point about across the country. the loss _ your point about across the country. the loss of — your point about across the country. the loss of voters and if you look at those — the loss of voters and if you look at those polls that haven't made their— at those polls that haven't made their minds up and if you take my constituency which you refer to, i do meet — constituency which you refer to, i do meet people who are not super
government, they don't _ chose a labour government, they don't plan — chose a labour government, they don't plan and you go back to square one and _ don't plan and you go back to square one and throw all the way the progress _ one and throw all the way the progress with the difficult challenges you had on the pandemic and dealing with the impact of the war irr— and dealing with the impact of the war in ukraine and that's what we have _ war in ukraine and that's what we have to _ war in...
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what we've got to focus on through the rest of this year and then show the choice that going for a labour party, which doesn't have a plan to deal with any of those things, would take us in the opposite direction and go back to square one, and that will be what we have to campaign on and get behind the prime minister as he sets out that argument in the rest of this year. >> all right, mark harper, you've been the tory party's geoff boycott this morning, done a good job. well batted . it's a good job. well batted. it's not been easy for you. so i respect you for having waited for ten minutes for coming on and then giving us some response to the calamity that we've witnessed over the weekend. thank you very much indeed . thank you very much indeed. well, as i mentioned last week, i don't like to blow my own trumpet, but nobody else will, so i may as well. i've been nominated for a tric award for my interview with the legendary broadcaster alastair stewart about his dementia diagnosis. if you didn't see it, you can see it on the gb news website. but what i really want you to do is vote for m
what we've got to focus on through the rest of this year and then show the choice that going for a labour party, which doesn't have a plan to deal with any of those things, would take us in the opposite direction and go back to square one, and that will be what we have to campaign on and get behind the prime minister as he sets out that argument in the rest of this year. >> all right, mark harper, you've been the tory party's geoff boycott this morning, done a good job. well batted . it's...
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the only certainty you are going to get with the labour party is that they are going to run out of money and put up your taxes. as clear as night follows day. we've crunched the numbers, actually the treasury, the officials at the treasury, have crunched the numbers, totted up all the things they say they want to spend money on and all the things that they haven't found to pay for them and figured out what it is going to cost you and i can tell you is going to cost you £2000 each. £2000 for every working family in our country in higher taxes to pay for their long list of things. that is not going to bring financial security to you and your family. you all know, you read newspapers, you turn on the telly every day, whether we like it or not we are living in a more dangerous and uncertain time then we have in decades. iran, russia, north korea, china, working together in ways which threaten our values, our interests notjust abroad but here at home. states weaponising migration to threaten the integrity of our borders. in these uncertain times call for a bold plan. clear action, so that w
the only certainty you are going to get with the labour party is that they are going to run out of money and put up your taxes. as clear as night follows day. we've crunched the numbers, actually the treasury, the officials at the treasury, have crunched the numbers, totted up all the things they say they want to spend money on and all the things that they haven't found to pay for them and figured out what it is going to cost you and i can tell you is going to cost you £2000 each. £2000 for...
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how does that square with the £28 billion — minister. how does that square with the £28 billion unfunded _ minister. how does that square with i the £28 billion unfunded commitments that you have made a u—turn on? liz that you have made a u-turn on? liz truss that you have made a u—turn on? liz truss crashed the economy and borrowing — truss crashed the economy and borrowing to invest can grow the economy— borrowing to invest can grow the economy but borrowing to splurge which _ economy but borrowing to splurge which is _ economy but borrowing to splurge which is what liz truss did crash the economy, the rate of borrowing went up— the economy, the rate of borrowing went up so— the economy, the rate of borrowing went up so you cannot justify it any more _ went up so you cannot 'ustify it any more. ~ , , ., went up so you cannot 'ustify it any more. ~ , ,, ., ~ ., more. why did you make the page at the time? interest _ more. why did you make the page at the time? interest rates _ more. why did you make the page at the time? i
how does that square with the £28 billion — minister. how does that square with the £28 billion unfunded _ minister. how does that square with i the £28 billion unfunded commitments that you have made a u—turn on? liz that you have made a u-turn on? liz truss that you have made a u—turn on? liz truss crashed the economy and borrowing — truss crashed the economy and borrowing to invest can grow the economy— borrowing to invest can grow the economy but borrowing to splurge which _...
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surely, surely square one is liz truss? come on. square one is going back to a government that really doesn't... doesn't know how to deal with the issues we've got. if we had a labour government, do we really think they'd be facing up to the spending challenges of our age? because whatever. .. i've got to pause you there. i mean, spending is high, after14 years of conservative government. er, debt is high and rising. the tax burden is the highest it's been since world war two... yeah. ..and projected to rise, and that's under the conservatives. and i'm grateful that you say that, because i've spent ia years — as long as anyone's been willing to listen to me — talking about the trajectory of taxes, spending... sure, but that's... ..debt and currency. but whether you have or not, that's your government's record. oh, yeah. and are you... i mean, it's like, you want another five years — what, to carry the trajectory upwards? so i am absolutely clear that because of age—related spending — it's a case i've been making for ia yea
surely, surely square one is liz truss? come on. square one is going back to a government that really doesn't... doesn't know how to deal with the issues we've got. if we had a labour government, do we really think they'd be facing up to the spending challenges of our age? because whatever. .. i've got to pause you there. i mean, spending is high, after14 years of conservative government. er, debt is high and rising. the tax burden is the highest it's been since world war two... yeah. ..and...
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square one. the front page of the financial times today echoes something that the ifs, a respected independent think tank, has been warding off, that it think tank, has been warding off, thatitis think tank, has been warding off, that it is difficult to see how either your plans or labour's plans at up to a programme of increased spending on public services because you are not pledging to raise any further taxes, any growth is questionable and it could take time. the ft says that voters are braced for tax increases despite assurances from labour and the conservatives. are you being honest with the public about the choices and the challenges that you face if re—elected? yes. that you face if re-elected? yes, absolutely- _ that you face if re-elected? yes, absolutely. all _ that you face if re-elected? yes, absolutely. all of _ that you face if re-elected? yes, absolutely. all of our _ that you face if re—elected? is: absolutely. all of our spending proposals are fully costed. the labour party,
square one. the front page of the financial times today echoes something that the ifs, a respected independent think tank, has been warding off, that it think tank, has been warding off, thatitis think tank, has been warding off, that it is difficult to see how either your plans or labour's plans at up to a programme of increased spending on public services because you are not pledging to raise any further taxes, any growth is questionable and it could take time. the ft says that voters are...
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take the country back to square one versus rishi sunak. that's been the chancellor that under his prime ministership has steered us through that economic turbulence. it's got growth in the economy, it's got inflation down. that's the choice that the people will have to make who they want to see taking this country forward. but a lot of conservative voters have even been saying they think nationalise the railway is a goodidea nationalise the railway is a good idea because it's been terrible under private ownership. >> look at the sewage issues we have with water companies. there's a feeling in the country that nothing works, that everything is broken . and does everything is broken. and does that favour. about to hear from sir keir starmer in a press conference very, very soon. do you think at certain times we just reach a point of where out 14 years is that natural long cycle? we've seen it before. the labour party , that was their labour party, that was their term before the conservatives came in. or are we just at the point where people
take the country back to square one versus rishi sunak. that's been the chancellor that under his prime ministership has steered us through that economic turbulence. it's got growth in the economy, it's got inflation down. that's the choice that the people will have to make who they want to see taking this country forward. but a lot of conservative voters have even been saying they think nationalise the railway is a goodidea nationalise the railway is a good idea because it's been terrible...
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i'm afraid they're going to take us back to square one. so that's really what this is all about, this election. and that's why it's so important that we're out there fighting for every vote. >> but the optics are really not good, are they? this is the third tory mp to defect in the past five weeks. it follows natalie elphicke and dan poulter. they've all listed different reasons , mark logan different reasons, mark logan saying that the tory party is now unrecognisable from the party that he joined a decade ago , but all three of them have ago, but all three of them have simply lost hope and they've lost faith in the party. and you can you can imagine that many of your would be voters would be feeling the same way as. >> well, as i say, the big things that matter at this election and what i'm out every day talking about are the plans that we've got for the future of our country. now we've gone through a really tough time. i think most people accept that we had covid, that shrank the economy by 10% overnight. we came forward with, furlough
i'm afraid they're going to take us back to square one. so that's really what this is all about, this election. and that's why it's so important that we're out there fighting for every vote. >> but the optics are really not good, are they? this is the third tory mp to defect in the past five weeks. it follows natalie elphicke and dan poulter. they've all listed different reasons , mark logan different reasons, mark logan saying that the tory party is now unrecognisable from the party that...
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problem with the left and we see keir starmer is the man who said not to very long ago we must the labour party must throw a protective arm around diane abbott to protect her from all the racist abuse she gets. >> how does that square with what he's just done to her? >> very publicly? i mean, look, i starmer is clearly surrounded by people with a visceral loathing of the left and jeremy corbyn. i think that we can all agree with that. it's not something i approve of, but i think, you know, speaking completely dispassionately, that's what's happening. and i don't think that starmer wakes up in the morning with new ideas to hurt diane abbott. but clearly there are clearly there are people who have botched this completely. they did give her back the whip so she could. so if she is going to leave parliament today because parliament today because parliament is dissolved today, then she can leave as a labour, as a labour mp with her head held high that she now she now she says she wants to stand. and obviously starmer is saying that she hasn't been banned from standing so well. >> no, he wasn't
problem with the left and we see keir starmer is the man who said not to very long ago we must the labour party must throw a protective arm around diane abbott to protect her from all the racist abuse she gets. >> how does that square with what he's just done to her? >> very publicly? i mean, look, i starmer is clearly surrounded by people with a visceral loathing of the left and jeremy corbyn. i think that we can all agree with that. it's not something i approve of, but i think,...
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now, the only certainty you're going to get with the labour party is that they're going to run out of money and put up your taxes as clear as night follows day . day. >> and as we've been discussing reform uk's honorary president nigel farage was speaking in dover earlier today where he attacked the conservatives and claimed the election was already a foregone conclusion. >> he'll say that a vote for reform is a vote for labour, but when the public realise and they're realising it already , they're realising it already, this election is a foregone conclusion. labour are going to win and we're going to win quite big. and therefore you could argue, actually, that a vote for the conservative party is a wasted vote. and given that , you wasted vote. and given that, you know labour are going to win, why not vote for something that you actually believe in? because here's the problem . the here's the problem. the conservatives will be in opposition , but they won't be opposition, but they won't be the opposition. they are too split. they are too divided. they're too i mean, goodness me, they
now, the only certainty you're going to get with the labour party is that they're going to run out of money and put up your taxes as clear as night follows day . day. >> and as we've been discussing reform uk's honorary president nigel farage was speaking in dover earlier today where he attacked the conservatives and claimed the election was already a foregone conclusion. >> he'll say that a vote for reform is a vote for labour, but when the public realise and they're realising it...
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with the labour party, the only certainty you will get is that they will put up your taxes. as clear as night follows day, that is what they always do and that is what they will do. the independent officials at the treasury have tarted up all the things they said they want to spend money on, looked at the black hole in their plans and that reveals £2000, not my numbers, but the numbers from the independent treasury official. £2000 worth of tax rises for every working family in our country. i don't want that to happen to you. i don't think it will do anything for your family's financial security. you all watch the tv, you all know right now we're living in perhaps the most dangerous and uncertain time that our country has in decades. russia, iran, china, north korea working together in a way that undermines our values, threatens our interests, both abroad and at home. threatening the integrity of our borders. these uncertain times call for a clear plan and build action so that we can chart a course to a more secure future. that is what i'm about, that's what the conservativ
with the labour party, the only certainty you will get is that they will put up your taxes. as clear as night follows day, that is what they always do and that is what they will do. the independent officials at the treasury have tarted up all the things they said they want to spend money on, looked at the black hole in their plans and that reveals £2000, not my numbers, but the numbers from the independent treasury official. £2000 worth of tax rises for every working family in our country. i...
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i'm deep within the square mile still to give a speech. this morning. there was very little economics in it, actually. certainly no policy announcements. it was basically pure politics. bev, we know that this coming friday, the gdp numbers, the growth numbers for the uk are going to come out and they're probably going to show that britain has escaped recession . so after the escaped recession. so after the economy shrank during the back end of last year, the economy is actually now growing again. labour now also that the next inflation number, when it comes out later this month, is likely to be much, much nearer the bank of england's 2% target than the current 3.2% rate of inflation. so what the shadow chancellor is trying to do with this phrase gaslighting, which many gb news viewers and listeners won't even know what it means? i know my mum doesn't know what it means. for instance, what it means basically is trying to convince somebody that something is true when it's not true. and labour's line is that even though the economy is getting better, there
i'm deep within the square mile still to give a speech. this morning. there was very little economics in it, actually. certainly no policy announcements. it was basically pure politics. bev, we know that this coming friday, the gdp numbers, the growth numbers for the uk are going to come out and they're probably going to show that britain has escaped recession . so after the escaped recession. so after the economy shrank during the back end of last year, the economy is actually now growing...