we will also ensure that legal migration— we will also ensure that legal migration comes _ we will also ensure that legal migration comes down - we will also ensure that legal migration comes down to - we will also ensure that legal - migration comes down to reasonable levels _ migration comes down to reasonable levels and _ migration comes down to reasonable levels and that_ migration comes down to reasonable levels. and that it _ migration comes down to reasonable levels. and that it occurs _ migration comes down to reasonable levels. and that it occurs only - migration comes down to reasonable levels. and that it occurs only whenl levels. and that it occurs only when there _ levels. and that it occurs only when there is_ levels. and that it occurs only when there is a _ levels. and that it occurs only when there is a clear— levels. and that it occurs only when there is a clear benefit _ levels. and that it occurs only when there is a clear benefit to _ levels. and that it occurs only when there is a clear benefit to the - there is a clear benefit to the british— there is a clear benefit to the british people. _ there is a clear benefit to the british people. that - there is a clear benefit to the british people. that is - there is a clear benefit to the british people. that is our. there is a clear benefit to the - british people. that is our pledge, that is_ british people. that is our pledge, that is our— british people. that is our pledge, that is our plan, _ british people. that is our pledge, that is our plan, and _ british people. that is our pledge, that is our plan, and i— british people. that is our pledge, that is our plan, and i believe - british people. that is our pledge, that is our plan, and i believe thei that is our plan, and i believe the public— that is our plan, and i believe the public witi— that is our plan, and i believe the public will back— that is our plan, and i believe the public will back it. _ because everyone knows what labour will do _ because everyone knows what labour will do on _ because everyone knows what labour will do on migration, _ because everyone knows what labour will do on migration, labour- because everyone knows what labour will do on migration, labour will- because everyone knows what labour will do on migration, labour will do. will do on migration, labour will do what _ will do on migration, labour will do what labour— will do on migration, labour will do what labour always— will do on migration, labour will do what labour always does, - will do on migration, labour will do what labour always does, open- will do on migration, labour will do what labour always does, open ouri what labour always does, open our borders _ what labour always does, open our borders at— what labour always does, open our borders. at heart, _ what labour always does, open our borders. at heart, labour- what labour always does, open our borders. at heart, labour doesn't. borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe _ borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe that — borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe that we _ borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe that we have _ borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe that we have the - borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe that we have the right - borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe that we have the right toi believe that we have the right to keep— believe that we have the right to keep peorrte _ believe that we have the right to keep peorrte out _ believe that we have the right to

keep people out. sure, - believe that we have the right to keep people out. sure, they- believe that we have the right to| keep people out. sure, they may believe that we have the right to - keep people out. sure, they may come up keep people out. sure, they may come up with— keep people out. sure, they may come up with a _ keep people out. sure, they may come up with a trit— keep people out. sure, they may come up with a bit of— keep people out. sure, they may come up with a bit of occasional _ keep people out. sure, they may come up with a bit of occasional rhetoric - up with a bit of occasional rhetoric about— up with a bit of occasional rhetoric about controlling _ up with a bit of occasional rhetoric about controlling our— up with a bit of occasional rhetoric about controlling our borders, - up with a bit of occasional rhetoric about controlling our borders, buti about controlling our borders, but that is _ about controlling our borders, but that is hot — about controlling our borders, but that is not what _ about controlling our borders, but that is not what the _ about controlling our borders, but that is not what the labour- about controlling our borders, but that is not what the labour party. that is not what the labour party has ever— that is not what the labour party has ever done _ that is not what the labour party has ever done in— that is not what the labour party has ever done in government. i that is not what the labour party i has ever done in government. and that is not what the labour party - has ever done in government. and it is hot _ has ever done in government. and it is hotiust_ has ever done in government. and it is notjust negligence _ has ever done in government. and it is notjust negligence or— is notjust negligence or incompetence, - is notjust negligence ori incompetence, although is notjust negligence or- incompetence, although you can is notjust negligence or— incompetence, although you can be guaranteed — incompetence, although you can be guaranteed a — incompetence, although you can be guaranteed a plenty _ incompetence, although you can be guaranteed a plenty of _ incompetence, although you can be guaranteed a plenty of that - incompetence, although you can be guaranteed a plenty of that if- guaranteed a plenty of that if labour— guaranteed a plenty of that if labour winds. _ guaranteed a plenty of that if labour winds. it _ guaranteed a plenty of that if labour winds. it is _ guaranteed a plenty of that if labour winds. it is a - guaranteed a plenty of that if labour winds. it is a chilly. labour winds. it is a chilly deliberate. _ labour winds. it is a chilly deliberate. the _ labour winds. it is a chilly deliberate. the biggest. labour winds. it is a chilly- deliberate. the biggest reason why conservative — deliberate. the biggest reason why conservative governments - deliberate. the biggest reason why conservative governments have - conservative governments have struggled — conservative governments have struggled to _ conservative governments have struggled to get _ conservative governments have struggled to get illegal- conservative governments have. struggled to get illegal migration under— struggled to get illegal migration under control— struggled to get illegal migration under control is— struggled to get illegal migration under control is because - struggled to get illegal migration under control is because labouri under control is because labour governments _ under control is because labour governments passed _ under control is because labour governments passed laws- under control is because labour governments passed laws that. under control is because labour- governments passed laws that inhibit effective _ governments passed laws that inhibit effective action _ governments passed laws that inhibit effective action —— _ governments passed laws that inhibit effective action —— actually— effective action —— actually deliberate. _ effective action —— actually deliberate. the _ effective action —— actually deliberate. the truth - effective action —— actually deliberate. the truth is- effective action —— actually deliberate. the truth is wei effective action —— actually- deliberate. the truth is we struggle to remove — deliberate. the truth is we struggle to remove foreign— deliberate. the truth is we struggle to remove foreign criminals. - deliberate. the truth is we struggle to remove foreign criminals. we . to remove foreign criminals. we struggte — to remove foreign criminals. we struggle to _ to remove foreign criminals. we struggle to get _ to remove foreign criminals. we struggle to get accurate - to remove foreign criminals. we struggle to get accurate data - to remove foreign criminals. we struggle to get accurate data on| to remove foreign criminals. we - struggle to get accurate data on the a-es struggle to get accurate data on the ages of— struggle to get accurate data on the ages of the — struggle to get accurate data on the ages of the asylum _ struggle to get accurate data on the ages of the asylum seekers. - struggle to get accurate data on the ages of the asylum seekers. we - ages of the asylum seekers. we struggte — ages of the asylum seekers. we struggte even— ages of the asylum seekers. we struggle even to _ ages of the asylum seekers. we struggle even to confiscate - ages of the asylum seekers. we i struggle even to confiscate their phones — struggle even to confiscate their phones when _ struggle even to confiscate their phones when they arrive on our| phones when they arrive on our beaches — phones when they arrive on our beaches let _ phones when they arrive on our beaches. let me _ phones when they arrive on our beaches. let me tell— phones when they arrive on our beaches. let me tell you, - phones when they arrive on our beaches. let me tell you, our. beaches. let me tell you, our country— beaches. let me tell you, our country has _ beaches. let me tell you, our country has become - beaches. let me tell you, our. country has become enmeshed beaches. let me tell you, our- country has become enmeshed in a dentist— country has become enmeshed in a dentist net— country has become enmeshed in a dentist net of— country has become enmeshed in a dentist net of international - country has become enmeshed in a dentist net of international rules i dentist net of international rules that were — dentist net of international rules that were designed _ dentist net of international rules

that were designed for- dentist net of international rules that were designed for another. dentist net of international rules . that were designed for another era -- enmeshed _ that were designed for another era -- enmeshed in— that were designed for another era —— enmeshed in a _ that were designed for another era —— enmeshed in a dense _ that were designed for another era —— enmeshed in a dense net. - that were designed for another era i —— enmeshed in a dense net. labour turbo-charge — —— enmeshed in a dense net. labour turbo—charge that _ —— enmeshed in a dense net. labour turbo—charge that impact _ —— enmeshed in a dense net. labour turbo—charge that impact by- —— enmeshed in a dense net. labour turbo—charge that impact by passingi turbo—charge that impact by passing the misnamed — turbo—charge that impact by passing the misnamed human— turbo—charge that impact by passing the misnamed human rights - turbo—charge that impact by passing the misnamed human rights act. ii turbo—charge that impact by passing. the misnamed human rights act. i am surprised _ the misnamed human rights act. i am surprised thev — the misnamed human rights act. i am surprised they didn't _ the misnamed human rights act. i am surprised they didn't call— the misnamed human rights act. i am surprised they didn't call it _ the misnamed human rights act. i am surprised they didn't call it the - surprised they didn't call it the criminat— surprised they didn't call it the criminal rights— surprised they didn't call it the criminal rights act. _ because i tell you, every time i have _ because i tell you, every time i have gone _ because i tell you, every time i have gone to _ because i tell you, every time i have gone to parliament- because i tell you, every time i have gone to parliament to - because i tell you, every time i- have gone to parliament to improve the taw— have gone to parliament to improve the law on— have gone to parliament to improve the law on immigration, _ have gone to parliament to improve the law on immigration, labour- have gone to parliament to improve the law on immigration, labour has| the law on immigration, labour has tried to _ the law on immigration, labour has tried to block— the law on immigration, labour has tried to block us. _ the law on immigration, labour has tried to block us. always _ the law on immigration, labour has tried to block us. always aided - the law on immigration, labour has tried to block us. always aided by. tried to block us. always aided by their— tried to block us. always aided by their allies — tried to block us. always aided by their allies in _ tried to block us. always aided by their allies in the _ tried to block us. always aided by their allies in the third _ tried to block us. always aided by their allies in the third sector. - their allies in the third sector. some — their allies in the third sector. some of— their allies in the third sector. some of whom _ their allies in the third sector. some of whom openly- their allies in the third sector. i some of whom openly declare their allies in the third sector. - some of whom openly declare that they oppose — some of whom openly declare that they oppose national— some of whom openly declare that they oppose national borders - some of whom openly declare that l they oppose national borders merely on principle — they oppose national borders merely on principle. att— they oppose national borders merely on principle. all of— they oppose national borders merely on principle. all of them _ they oppose national borders merely on principle. all of them bleating - on principle. all of them bleating the same — on principle. all of them bleating the same incessant _ on principle. all of them bleating the same incessant accusation. l the same incessant accusation. racist. — the same incessant accusation. racist. racist, _ the same incessant accusation. racist, racist, racist. _ the same incessant accusation. racist, racist, racist. they've . racist, racist, racist. they've atwavs— racist, racist, racist. they've always used— racist, racist, racist. they've always used that _ racist, racist, racist. they've always used that smear. - racist, racist, racist. they'vel always used that smear. they racist, racist, racist. they've - always used that smear. they tried it against— always used that smear. they tried it against margaret _ always used that smear. they tried it against margaret thatcher, - always used that smear. they tried it against margaret thatcher, it - it against margaret thatcher, it didn't _ it against margaret thatcher, it didn't work _ it against margaret thatcher, it didn't work. they— it against margaret thatcher, it didn't work. they tried - it against margaret thatcher, it didn't work. they tried it - it against margaret thatcher, iti didn't work. they tried it against david _ didn't work. they tried it against david cameron. _ didn't work. they tried it against david cameron. it _ didn't work. they tried it against david cameron. it didn't-

didn't work. they tried it against david cameron. it didn't work. l didn't work. they tried it against david cameron. it didn't work. a coupte _ david cameron. it didn't work. a coupte of— david cameron. it didn't work. a coupte of years— david cameron. it didn't work. a couple of years ago, _ david cameron. it didn't work. a couple of years ago, they - david cameron. it didn't work. a couple of years ago, they even i david cameron. it didn't work. a- couple of years ago, they even tried it against— couple of years ago, they even tried it against winston _ couple of years ago, they even tried it against winston churchill, - couple of years ago, they even tried it against winston churchill, our- it against winston churchill, our greatest — it against winston churchill, our greatest ever— it against winston churchill, our greatest ever leader. _ it against winston churchill, our greatest ever leader. and - it against winston churchill, our greatest ever leader. and it- it against winston churchill, our. greatest ever leader. and it didn't even _ greatest ever leader. and it didn't even work— greatest ever leader. and it didn't even work then. _ greatest ever leader. and it didn't even work then. and _ greatest ever leader. and it didn't even work then. and i— greatest ever leader. and it didn't even work then. and i can - greatest ever leader. and it didn'tl even work then. and i can promise you it _ even work then. and i can promise you it won't — even work then. and i can promise you it won't work _ even work then. and i can promise you it won't work against - even work then. and i can promise you it won't work against rishi - you it won't work against rishi sunak— you it won't work against rishi sunak and _ you it won't work against rishi sunak and it _ you it won't work against rishi sunak and it won't _ you it won't work against rishi sunak and it won't work - you it won't work against rishii sunak and it won't work against you it won't work against rishi - sunak and it won't work against me. the truth is, every one of us in this— the truth is, every one of us in this room _ the truth is, every one of us in this room should _ the truth is, every one of us in this room should be _ the truth is, every one of us in this room should be proud - the truth is, every one of us in this room should be proud of. the truth is, every one of us in. this room should be proud of our routes _ this room should be proud of our routes and — this room should be proud of our routes and proud _ this room should be proud of our routes and proud of _ this room should be proud of our routes and proud of our - this room should be proud of our- routes and proud of our conservative vatues~ _ routes and proud of our conservative values we _ routes and proud of our conservative values. we believe _ routes and proud of our conservative values. we believe that _ routes and proud of our conservative values. we believe that britain - routes and proud of our conservative values. we believe that britain has l values. we believe that britain has the right— values. we believe that britain has the right to — values. we believe that britain has the right to secure _ values. we believe that britain has the right to secure borders. - values. we believe that britain has the right to secure borders. to- the right to secure borders. to decide — the right to secure borders. to decide who _ the right to secure borders. to decide who gets _ the right to secure borders. to decide who gets into _ the right to secure borders. to decide who gets into our- the right to secure borders. to. decide who gets into our country the right to secure borders. to- decide who gets into our country and who does— decide who gets into our country and who does not — decide who gets into our country and who does not. we _ decide who gets into our country and who does not. we are _ decide who gets into our country and who does not. we are the _ decide who gets into our country and who does not. we are the party- decide who gets into our country and who does not. we are the party to i who does not. we are the party to confront _ who does not. we are the party to confront the — who does not. we are the party to confront the challenge _ who does not. we are the party to confront the challenge of - who does not. we are the party to confront the challenge of global. confront the challenge of global migration— confront the challenge of global migration in— confront the challenge of global migration in the _ confront the challenge of global migration in the years - confront the challenge of global migration in the years ahead. confront the challenge of global. migration in the years ahead. not confront the challenge of global- migration in the years ahead. not a

labour— migration in the years ahead. not a labour party— migration in the years ahead. not a labour party that _ migration in the years ahead. not a labour party that will _ migration in the years ahead. not a labour party that will open - migration in the years ahead. not a labour party that will open the - labour party that will open the borders— labour party that will open the borders and _ labour party that will open the borders and then _ labour party that will open the borders and then cry— labour party that will open the borders and then cry racism i labour party that will open the borders and then cry racism toi borders and then cry racism to anyone — borders and then cry racism to anyone who _ borders and then cry racism to anyone who objects. _ borders and then cry racism to anyone who objects. so - borders and then cry racism to anyone who objects. so let's . borders and then cry racism to| anyone who objects. so let's be clear. _ anyone who objects. so let's be clear. the — anyone who objects. so let's be clear, the choice _ anyone who objects. so let's be clear, the choice between- clear, the choice between conservatives _ clear, the choice between conservatives and - clear, the choice between conservatives and labour| clear, the choice between. conservatives and labour is clear, the choice between- conservatives and labour is the choice — conservatives and labour is the choice between _ conservatives and labour is the choice between strong - conservatives and labour is the choice between strong bordersi conservatives and labour is the . choice between strong borders and conservatives and labour is the - choice between strong borders and no borders _ now, the next election will also be fought— now, the next election will also be fought on— now, the next election will also be fought on taw— now, the next election will also be fought on law and _ now, the next election will also be fought on law and order. _ now, the next election will also be fought on law and order. betweeni now, the next election will also bel fought on law and order. between a conservative — fought on law and order. between a conservative government _ fought on law and order. between a conservative government that - fought on law and order. between a conservative government that once| conservative government that once the police — conservative government that once the potice to— conservative government that once the police to focus _ conservative government that once the police to focus on _ conservative government that once the police to focus on criminal - the police to focus on criminal justice — the police to focus on criminal justice and _ the police to focus on criminal justice and a _ the police to focus on criminal justice and a labour— the police to focus on criminal justice and a labour party- the police to focus on criminalj justice and a labour party that thinks — justice and a labour party that thinks the _ justice and a labour party that thinks the police _ justice and a labour party that thinks the police should - justice and a labour party that thinks the police should focus| justice and a labour party that. thinks the police should focus on social— thinks the police should focus on sociatjustice~ _ thinks the police should focus on socialjustice. between- thinks the police should focus on socialjustice. between a - socialjustice. between a conservative _ socialjustice. between a| conservative government socialjustice. between a - conservative government that socialjustice. between a _ conservative government that stands up conservative government that stands up for— conservative government that stands up for the _ conservative government that stands up for the police _ conservative government that stands up for the police and _ conservative government that stands up for the police and a _ conservative government that stands up for the police and a labour- conservative government that stands up for the police and a labour party. up for the police and a labour party that wants — up for the police and a labour party that wants to — up for the police and a labour party that wants to see _ up for the police and a labour party that wants to see them _ up for the police and a labour party that wants to see them take - up for the police and a labour party that wants to see them take the - that wants to see them take the knee _ that wants to see them take the knee. between _ that wants to see them take the knee. between a _ that wants to see them take the knee. between a conservative l knee. between a conservative government _ knee. between a conservative government that _ knee. between a conservative government that wants - knee. between a conservative government that wants to - knee. between a conservative| government that wants to help ordinary— government that wants to help ordinarv peopte _ government that wants to help ordinary people go _ government that wants to help ordinary people go about - government that wants to help ordinary people go about their| government that wants to help - ordinary people go about their lives unimpeded — ordinary people go about their lives

unimpeded and _ ordinary people go about their lives unimpeded and a _ ordinary people go about their lives unimpeded and a labour— ordinary people go about their lives unimpeded and a labour party- ordinary people go about their lives unimpeded and a labour party that| unimpeded and a labour party that svmpathises — unimpeded and a labour party that sympathises with— unimpeded and a labour party that sympathises with the _ unimpeded and a labour party that sympathises with the e _ unimpeded and a labour party that sympathises with the e co—idiots . sympathises with the e co—idiots that block— sympathises with the e co—idiots that block our— sympathises with the e co—idiots that block our roads _ sympathises with the e co—idiots that block our roads and - sympathises with the e co—idiots that block our roads and stop - that block our roads and stop mothers _ that block our roads and stop mothers from _ that block our roads and stop mothers from taking - that block our roads and stop mothers from taking their. that block our roads and stop. mothers from taking their kids that block our roads and stop - mothers from taking their kids to school, _ mothers from taking their kids to school, stops _ mothers from taking their kids to school, stops workers _ mothers from taking their kids to school, stops workers getting - mothers from taking their kids to i school, stops workers getting their 'obs school, stops workers getting their jobs and _ school, stops workers getting their jobs and ambulances _ school, stops workers getting their jobs and ambulances from - school, stops workers getting their jobs and ambulances from getting i school, stops workers getting their i jobs and ambulances from getting to hospitals _ jobs and ambulances from getting to hospitals. because _ jobs and ambulances from getting to hospitals. because when _ jobs and ambulances from getting to hospitals. because when it— jobs and ambulances from getting to hospitals. because when it comes i jobs and ambulances from getting to hospitals. because when it comes toj hospitals. because when it comes to just stop— hospitals. because when it comes to just stop 0it. — hospitals. because when it comes to just stop oil, labour's— hospitals. because when it comes to just stop oil, labour's lawyers - just stop oil, labour's lawyers advise — just stop oil, labour's lawyers advise them _ just stop oil, labour's lawyers advise them and _ just stop oil, labour's lawyers advise them and labour's - just stop oil, labour's lawyers . advise them and labour's donors just stop oil, labour's lawyers - advise them and labour's donors fund them~ _ that is exactly why labour resisted the legislation— that is exactly why labour resisted the legislation that _ that is exactly why labour resisted the legislation that we _ that is exactly why labour resisted the legislation that we passed - that is exactly why labour resisted the legislation that we passed to l the legislation that we passed to crack— the legislation that we passed to crack down — the legislation that we passed to crack down on _ the legislation that we passed to crack down on this _ the legislation that we passed to crack down on this madness. - the legislation that we passed to - crack down on this madness. because thanks— crack down on this madness. because thanks to _ crack down on this madness. because thanks to our — crack down on this madness. because thanks to our new— crack down on this madness. because thanks to our new laws, _ crack down on this madness. because thanks to our new laws, the _ crack down on this madness. because thanks to our new laws, the police - thanks to our new laws, the police can now _ thanks to our new laws, the police can now get — thanks to our new laws, the police can now get these _ thanks to our new laws, the police can now get these clowns - thanks to our new laws, the police can now get these clowns and - thanks to our new laws, the police can now get these clowns and off. thanks to our new laws, the police i can now get these clowns and off our streets _ can now get these clowns and off our streets and _ can now get these clowns and off our streets and get — can now get these clowns and off our streets and get traffic— can now get these clowns and off our streets and get traffic moving - can now get these clowns and off our streets and get traffic moving in - can now get these clowns and off our streets and get traffic moving in a i streets and get traffic moving in a matter— streets and get traffic moving in a matter of— streets and get traffic moving in a matter of minutes. _ streets and get traffic moving in a matter of minutes. the _ streets and get traffic moving in a matter of minutes. the prime - matter of minutes. the prime minister— matter of minutes. the prime ministerand _ matter of minutes. the prime ministerand i— matter of minutes. the prime minister and i are _ matter of minutes. the prime minister and i are firmly- matter of minutes. the prime minister and i are firmly on i matter of minutes. the prime. minister and i are firmly on the side _ minister and i are firmly on the side of— minister and i are firmly on the side of the _ minister and i are firmly on the side of the law—abiding - minister and i are firmly on the i side of the law—abiding majority. thats— side of the law—abiding majority. that's why— side of the law—abiding majority. that's why we _ side of the law—abiding majority. that's why we have _ side of the law—abiding majority. that's why we have backed - side of the law—abiding majority. that's why we have backed our. side of the law—abiding majority. - that's why we have backed our police officers _ that's why we have backed our police officers with — that's why we have backed our police officers with one _ that's why we have backed our police officers with one of _ that's why we have backed our police officers with one of the _ that's why we have backed our police

officers with one of the largest - officers with one of the largest ever— officers with one of the largest ever rises— officers with one of the largest ever rises in— officers with one of the largest ever rises in police _ officers with one of the largest ever rises in police pay. - officers with one of the largest ever rises in police pay. it - officers with one of the largest ever rises in police pay. it is l officers with one of the largest l ever rises in police pay. it is why we ensured _ ever rises in police pay. it is why we ensured we _ ever rises in police pay. it is why we ensured we hit _ ever rises in police pay. it is why we ensured we hit our— ever rises in police pay. it is why we ensured we hit our target - ever rises in police pay. it is why we ensured we hit our target ofi we ensured we hit our target of 20,000 — we ensured we hit our target of 20,000 additional— we ensured we hit our target of 20,000 additional police - we ensured we hit our target of. 20,000 additional police officers, so we _ 20,000 additional police officers, so we now— 20,000 additional police officers, so we now have _ 20,000 additional police officers, so we now have more _ 20,000 additional police officers, so we now have more officers - 20,000 additional police officers, so we now have more officers in l so we now have more officers in engtand — so we now have more officers in engtand and _ so we now have more officers in england and wales _ so we now have more officers in england and wales than - so we now have more officers in england and wales than ever. so we now have more officers in - england and wales than ever before. it is england and wales than ever before. it is why— england and wales than ever before. it is why we — england and wales than ever before. it is why we have _ england and wales than ever before. it is why we have backed _ england and wales than ever before. it is why we have backed the - it is why we have backed the potice's _ it is why we have backed the potice's use _ it is why we have backed the police's use of— it is why we have backed the police's use of stop - it is why we have backed the police's use of stop and - it is why we have backed the . police's use of stop and search it is why we have backed the - police's use of stop and search is an effective _ police's use of stop and search is an effective way _ police's use of stop and search is an effective way to _ police's use of stop and search is an effective way to get _ police's use of stop and search is an effective way to get knives . police's use of stop and search is an effective way to get knives off our streets _ an effective way to get knives off our streets. it _ an effective way to get knives off our streets. it is— an effective way to get knives off our streets. it is why _ an effective way to get knives off our streets. it is why we - an effective way to get knives off our streets. it is why we have - an effective way to get knives off our streets. it is why we have a i our streets. it is why we have a secured — our streets. it is why we have a secured agreement _ our streets. it is why we have a secured agreement from - our streets. it is why we have a secured agreement from the i our streets. it is why we have a - secured agreement from the police to investigate _ secured agreement from the police to investigate all — secured agreement from the police to investigate all burglaries _ secured agreement from the police to investigate all burglaries and - investigate all burglaries and follow — investigate all burglaries and follow all _ investigate all burglaries and follow all reasonable - investigate all burglaries and follow all reasonable lines i investigate all burglaries and follow all reasonable lines ofj follow all reasonable lines of inguirv — follow all reasonable lines of inquiry when _ follow all reasonable lines of inquiry when someone - follow all reasonable lines of. inquiry when someone reports a follow all reasonable lines of - inquiry when someone reports a crime -- we _ inquiry when someone reports a crime -- we have _ inquiry when someone reports a crime -- we have secured _ inquiry when someone reports a crime —— we have secured. it— inquiry when someone reports a crime —— we have secured. it is— inquiry when someone reports a crime —— we have secured. it is why- inquiry when someone reports a crime —— we have secured. it is why we - —— we have secured. it is why we have _ —— we have secured. it is why we have reformed _ —— we have secured. it is why we have reformed high _ —— we have secured. it is why we have reformed high crime - —— we have secured. it is why we have reformed high crime guidei —— we have secured. it is why we i have reformed high crime guide and so officers _ have reformed high crime guide and so officers are _ have reformed high crime guide and so officers are not _ have reformed high crime guide and so officers are not wasting - have reformed high crime guide and so officers are not wasting hours - so officers are not wasting hours investigating _ so officers are not wasting hours investigating squabbles- so officers are not wasting hours investigating squabbles on - so officers are not wasting hours . investigating squabbles on twitter. it is investigating squabbles on twitter. it is why— investigating squabbles on twitter. it is why we — investigating squabbles on twitter. it is why we are _ investigating squabbles on twitter. it is why we are making _ investigating squabbles on twitter. it is why we are making sure - investigating squabbles on twitter. it is why we are making sure the i it is why we are making sure the police _ it is why we are making sure the police are — it is why we are making sure the police are not— it is why we are making sure the police are not inadvertently- it is why we are making sure the i police are not inadvertently helping mobs _ police are not inadvertently helping mobs to _ police are not inadvertently helping mobs to enforce _ police are not inadvertently helping mobs to enforce nonexistent - mobs to enforce nonexistent blasphemy— mobs to enforce nonexistent blasphemy laws. _ mobs to enforce nonexistent blasphemy laws. and - mobs to enforce nonexistent blasphemy laws. and it- mobs to enforce nonexistent blasphemy laws. and it is. mobs to enforce nonexistent. blasphemy laws. and it is why mobs to enforce nonexistent - blasphemy laws. and it is why we prioritise — blasphemy laws. and it is why we prioritise tracking _ blasphemy laws. and it is why we prioritise tracking down _ blasphemy laws. and it is why we prioritise tracking down grooming -an- prioritise tracking down grooming gang perpetrators— prioritise tracking down grooming gang perpetrators and _ prioritise tracking down grooming gang perpetrators and getting - gang perpetrators and getting justice — gang perpetrators and getting justice for— gang perpetrators and getting justice for their— gang perpetrators and getting justice for their victims - gang perpetrators and getting justice for their victims after i justice for their victims after authorities— justice for their victims after authorities turned _ justice for their victims after authorities turned a - justice for their victims after authorities turned a blind i justice for their victims after l authorities turned a blind eye. justice for their victims after - authorities turned a blind eye. it is why— authorities turned a blind eye. it is why we — authorities turned a blind eye. it is why we have _ authorities turned a blind eye. it

is why we have made _ authorities turned a blind eye. it is why we have made sure - authorities turned a blind eye. it is why we have made sure that i is why we have made sure that prevent, — is why we have made sure that prevent, the _ is why we have made sure that prevent, the government- is why we have made sure that - prevent, the government programme that stops— prevent, the government programme that stops people — prevent, the government programme that stops people sliding _ prevent, the government programme that stops people sliding towards - that stops people sliding towards terrorism. — that stops people sliding towards terrorism. is— that stops people sliding towards terrorism, is focused _ that stops people sliding towards terrorism, is focused on - that stops people sliding towards terrorism, is focused on the - that stops people sliding towards| terrorism, is focused on the main security— terrorism, is focused on the main security threat _ terrorism, is focused on the main security threat to _ terrorism, is focused on the main security threat to the _ terrorism, is focused on the main security threat to the british - security threat to the british public, _ security threat to the british public, islamist_ security threat to the british public, islamist extremism. | and let me take a moment to recognise _ and let me take a moment to recognise that _ and let me take a moment to recognise that in _ and let me take a moment to recognise that in all - and let me take a moment to recognise that in all of - and let me take a moment to recognise that in all of this, l and let me take a moment to. recognise that in all of this, we have _ recognise that in all of this, we have been— recognise that in all of this, we have been assisted _ recognise that in all of this, we have been assisted by- recognise that in all of this, we have been assisted by some i recognise that in all of this, we . have been assisted by some truly excellent — have been assisted by some truly excellent police _ have been assisted by some truly excellent police and _ have been assisted by some truly excellent police and crime - excellent police and crime commissioners, _ excellent police and crime commissioners, who - excellent police and crime| commissioners, who share excellent police and crime - commissioners, who share our commitment _ commissioners, who share our commitment to— commissioners, who share our commitment to common - commissioners, who share our| commitment to common sense commissioners, who share our- commitment to common sense and law and order _ there is so much more to do. and the public— there is so much more to do. and the public knows — there is so much more to do. and the public knows that. _ there is so much more to do. and the public knows that. but _ there is so much more to do. and the public knows that. but labour - public knows that. but labour certainlv _ public knows that. but labour certainly won't _ public knows that. but labour certainly won't do _ public knows that. but labour certainly won't do it. - public knows that. but labour certainly won't do it. there i public knows that. but labour certainly won't do it. there is| public knows that. but labour - certainly won't do it. there is more to do— certainly won't do it. there is more to do to _ certainly won't do it. there is more to do to reform _ certainly won't do it. there is more to do to reform our— certainly won't do it. there is more to do to reform our vagrancy- certainly won't do it. there is more to do to reform our vagrancy laws, | to do to reform our vagrancy laws, because _ to do to reform our vagrancy laws, because we — to do to reform our vagrancy laws, because we cannot _ to do to reform our vagrancy laws, because we cannot let _ to do to reform our vagrancy laws, because we cannot let british - to do to reform our vagrancy laws, | because we cannot let british cities io because we cannot let british cities go the _ because we cannot let british cities go the way— because we cannot let british cities go the way of— because we cannot let british cities go the way of san _ because we cannot let british cities go the way of san francisco - because we cannot let british cities go the way of san francisco or- go the way of san francisco or seattle — go the way of san francisco or seattle. there _ go the way of san francisco or seattle. there is— go the way of san francisco or seattle. there is more - go the way of san francisco or

seattle. there is more to - go the way of san francisco or seattle. there is more to do l go the way of san francisco ori seattle. there is more to do to ensure — seattle. there is more to do to ensure that _ seattle. there is more to do to ensure that foreign _ seattle. there is more to do to ensure that foreign national. ensure that foreign national offenders _ ensure that foreign national offenders are _ ensure that foreign national offenders are not _ ensure that foreign national offenders are not clogging i ensure that foreign national. offenders are not clogging up ensure that foreign national - offenders are not clogging up our prisons _ offenders are not clogging up our prisons for— offenders are not clogging up our prisons for less— offenders are not clogging up our prisons for less serious _ offenders are not clogging up our prisons for less serious crimes, l offenders are not clogging up our. prisons for less serious crimes, but are booted — prisons for less serious crimes, but are booted out _ prisons for less serious crimes, but are booted out of— prisons for less serious crimes, but are booted out of britain _ prisons for less serious crimes, but are booted out of britain as - prisons for less serious crimes, but are booted out of britain as soon i prisons for less serious crimes, but| are booted out of britain as soon as possible _ are booted out of britain as soon as possible there _ are booted out of britain as soon as possible. there is— are booted out of britain as soon as possible. there is much— are booted out of britain as soon as possible. there is much more - are booted out of britain as soon as possible. there is much more to . are booted out of britain as soon as possible. there is much more to doj possible. there is much more to do to end _ possible. there is much more to do to end the — possible. there is much more to do to end the scandal— possible. there is much more to do to end the scandal of— possible. there is much more to do to end the scandal of rapists - possible. there is much more to do to end the scandal of rapists and i to end the scandal of rapists and paedophiles_ to end the scandal of rapists and paedophiles changing _ to end the scandal of rapists and paedophiles changing their - to end the scandal of rapists and. paedophiles changing their names to end the scandal of rapists and - paedophiles changing their names to evade _ paedophiles changing their names to evade sanctions _ paedophiles changing their names to evade sanctions and _ paedophiles changing their names to evade sanctions and criminal- paedophiles changing their names to evade sanctions and criminal record i evade sanctions and criminal record checks~ _ evade sanctions and criminal record checks~ and — evade sanctions and criminal record checks~ and so, _ evade sanctions and criminal record checks~ and so, we _ evade sanctions and criminal record checks. and so, we will— evade sanctions and criminal record checks. and so, we will bring - checks. and so, we will bring forward — checks. and so, we will bring forward legislation— checks. and so, we will bring forward legislation to - checks. and so, we will bring| forward legislation to prevent registered _ forward legislation to prevent registered sex— forward legislation to prevent registered sex offenders - forward legislation to prevent| registered sex offenders from changing _ registered sex offenders from changing their— registered sex offenders from changing their identities. - registered sex offenders from changing their identities. we i registered sex offenders from i changing their identities. we will work— changing their identities. we will work to— changing their identities. we will work to strengthen _ changing their identities. we will work to strengthen background l changing their identities. we will- work to strengthen background checks so that _ work to strengthen background checks so that they _ work to strengthen background checks so that they can — work to strengthen background checks so that they can catch _ work to strengthen background checks so that they can catch undisclosed - so that they can catch undisclosed changes _ so that they can catch undisclosed changes of — so that they can catch undisclosed changes of identity. _ and let me tell you something, i don't _ and let me tell you something, i don't care — and let me tell you something, i don't care if— and let me tell you something, i don't care if anyone _ and let me tell you something, i don't care if anyone thinks - and let me tell you something, i don't care if anyone thinks this . and let me tell you something, ij don't care if anyone thinks this is interfering — don't care if anyone thinks this is interfering with— don't care if anyone thinks this is interfering with their— don't care if anyone thinks this is interfering with their human - don't care if anyone thinks this is . interfering with their human rights. it is interfering with their human rights. it is time _ interfering with their human rights. it is time to— interfering with their human rights. it is time to worry _ interfering with their human rights. it is time to worry less _ interfering with their human rights. it is time to worry less about - interfering with their human rights. it is time to worry less about the i it is time to worry less about the rights _ it is time to worry less about the rights of— it is time to worry less about the rights of sexual— it is time to worry less about the rights of sexual predators - it is time to worry less about the rights of sexual predators and i it is time to worry less about the i rights of sexual predators and more about _ rights of sexual predators and more about the _ rights of sexual predators and more about the rights _ rights of sexual predators and more about the rights of— rights of sexual predators and more

about the rights of victims. - i want to thank the safeguarding alliance — i want to thank the safeguarding alliance for _ i want to thank the safeguarding alliance for their— i want to thank the safeguarding alliance for their tireless - alliance for their tireless campaigning— alliance for their tireless campaigning on - alliance for their tireless campaigning on this - alliance for their tireless l campaigning on this issue. alliance for their tireless - campaigning on this issue. and let me go— campaigning on this issue. and let me go on— campaigning on this issue. and let me go on and _ campaigning on this issue. and let me go on and say— campaigning on this issue. and let me go on and say this. _ campaigning on this issue. and let me go on and say this. i— campaigning on this issue. and let me go on and say this. i have - campaigning on this issue. and let me go on and say this. i have a . me go on and say this. i have a particular— me go on and say this. i have a particular message _ me go on and say this. i have a particular message to - me go on and say this. i have a particular message to those - me go on and say this. i have a i particular message to those brave police _ particular message to those brave police officers _ particular message to those brave police officers who _ particular message to those brave police officers who risk— particular message to those brave police officers who risk their - particular message to those brave police officers who risk their lives| police officers who risk their lives to protect — police officers who risk their lives to protect the _ police officers who risk their lives to protect the rest _ police officers who risk their lives to protect the rest of _ police officers who risk their lives to protect the rest of us - police officers who risk their lives to protect the rest of us by - to protect the rest of us by carrying _ to protect the rest of us by carrying firearms _ to protect the rest of us by carrying firearms into - to protect the rest of us by - carrying firearms into situations where _ carrying firearms into situations where they— carrying firearms into situations where they could _ carrying firearms into situations where they could be _ carrying firearms into situations where they could be harmed - carrying firearms into situations where they could be harmed or| carrying firearms into situations - where they could be harmed or even kiiied~ _ you are the thin blue line. you have our sopport — you are the thin blue line. you have our sopport. we _ you are the thin blue line. you have our support. we are _ you are the thin blue line. you have our support. we are grateful- you are the thin blue line. you have our support. we are grateful for- you are the thin blue line. you have our support. we are grateful for thei our support. we are grateful for the vital work— our support. we are grateful for the vital work that — our support. we are grateful for the vital work that you _ our support. we are grateful for the vital work that you do _ our support. we are grateful for the vital work that you do day _ our support. we are grateful for the vital work that you do day in, - our support. we are grateful for the vital work that you do day in, day i vital work that you do day in, day out _

vital work that you do day in, day out and — vital work that you do day in, day out. and that's _ vital work that you do day in, day out. and that's why _ vital work that you do day in, day out. and that's why i _ vital work that you do day in, day out. and that's why i announcedi vital work that you do day in, day| out. and that's why i announced a review— out. and that's why i announced a review to — out. and that's why i announced a review to report _ out. and that's why i announced a review to report to _ out. and that's why i announced a review to report to me _ out. and that's why i announced a review to report to me by- out. and that's why i announced a review to report to me by the - out. and that's why i announced a review to report to me by the endi out. and that's why i announced a i review to report to me by the end of the year— review to report to me by the end of the year to— review to report to me by the end of the year to ensure _ review to report to me by the end of the year to ensure that _ review to report to me by the end of the year to ensure that the - review to report to me by the end of the year to ensure that the legal- the year to ensure that the legal and operational— the year to ensure that the legal and operational framework- the year to ensure that the legal and operational framework in i the year to ensure that the legal. and operational framework in which they operate — and operational framework in which they operate is _ and operational framework in which they operate is robust _ and operational framework in which they operate is robust and - and operational framework in which . they operate is robust and commands they operate is robust and commands the confidence — they operate is robust and commands the confidence of— they operate is robust and commands the confidence of both— they operate is robust and commands the confidence of both officers - they operate is robust and commands the confidence of both officers and i the confidence of both officers and the confidence of both officers and the public — the confidence of both officers and the public and _ the confidence of both officers and the public. and to— the confidence of both officers and the public. and to those _ the confidence of both officers and the public. and to those who - the confidence of both officers and the public. and to those who ask. the public. and to those who ask whether— the public. and to those who ask whether labour— the public. and to those who ask whether labour can _ the public. and to those who ask whether labour can be _ the public. and to those who ask whether labour can be trusted . the public. and to those who ask| whether labour can be trusted to fi-ht whether labour can be trusted to fight crinre, _ whether labour can be trusted to fight crinre, i_ whether labour can be trusted to fight crime, i have _ whether labour can be trusted to fight crime, i have a _ whether labour can be trusted to fight crime, i have a two- whether labour can be trusted to fight crime, i have a two word i fight crime, i have a two word answer — fight crime, i have a two word answer~ sadiq— fight crime, i have a two word answer. sadiq khan. - if there is anyjustice in this world, _ if there is anyjustice in this world, susan— if there is anyjustice in this world, susan hall— if there is anyjustice in this world, susan hall is- if there is anyjustice in this world, susan hall is going i if there is anyjustice in thisl world, susan hall is going to if there is anyjustice in this - world, susan hall is going to wipe the floor— world, susan hall is going to wipe the floor with _ world, susan hall is going to wipe the floor with him _ world, susan hall is going to wipe the floor with him in _ world, susan hall is going to wipe the floor with him in may. - world, susan hall is going to wipe the floor with him in may. they. world, susan hall is going to wipe . the floor with him in may. they have already— the floor with him in may. they have already started — the floor with him in may. they have already started the _ the floor with him in may. they have already started the character - already started the character assassination— already started the character assassination against- already started the character assassination against her. i already started the character. assassination against her. the distortions, _ assassination against her. the distortions, the _ assassination against her. the distortions, the insults, - assassination against her. the distortions, the insults, the i assassination against her. the . distortions, the insults, the lies. because — distortions, the insults, the lies.

because that _ distortions, the insults, the lies. because that is _ distortions, the insults, the lies. because that is what _ distortions, the insults, the lies. because that is what the - distortions, the insults, the lies. because that is what the labour| because that is what the labour party— because that is what the labour party atways _ because that is what the labour party always does. _ because that is what the labour party always does. it _ because that is what the labour party always does. it prefers . because that is what the labour - party always does. it prefers smears to debate _ party always does. it prefers smears to debate now. _ party always does. it prefers smears to debate. now, personally, - party always does. it prefers smears to debate. now, personally, i- party always does. it prefers smears to debate. now, personally, i take l to debate. now, personally, itake theirabuse— to debate. now, personally, itake theirabuse as— to debate. now, personally, itake their abuse as a _ to debate. now, personally, itake their abuse as a compliment. - to debate. now, personally, itake their abuse as a compliment. i- to debate. now, personally, i take i their abuse as a compliment. i know they've _ their abuse as a compliment. i know they've tried — their abuse as a compliment. i know they've tried to _ their abuse as a compliment. i know they've tried to make _ their abuse as a compliment. i know they've tried to make me _ their abuse as a compliment. i know they've tried to make me into- their abuse as a compliment. i know they've tried to make me into a - their abuse as a compliment. i knowi they've tried to make me into a hate figure _ they've tried to make me into a hate figure because — they've tried to make me into a hate figure because i_ they've tried to make me into a hate figure because i tell— they've tried to make me into a hate figure because i tell the _ they've tried to make me into a hate figure because i tell the truth. - they've tried to make me into a hate figure because i tell the truth. the l figure because i tell the truth. the btunt. _ figure because i tell the truth. the blunt, unvarnished _ figure because i tell the truth. the blunt, unvarnished truth _ figure because i tell the truth. the blunt, unvarnished truth about - figure because i tell the truth. the. blunt, unvarnished truth about what is happening — blunt, unvarnished truth about what is happening in— blunt, unvarnished truth about what is happening in our— blunt, unvarnished truth about what is happening in our country. - blunt, unvarnished truth about what is happening in our country. and - blunt, unvarnished truth about what is happening in our country. and i. is happening in our country. and i know, _ is happening in our country. and i know. i_ is happening in our country. and i know. i know— is happening in our country. and i know, i know there _ is happening in our country. and i know, i know there are _ is happening in our country. and i know, i know there are some - is happening in our country. and ii know, i know there are some who think— know, i know there are some who think that — know, i know there are some who think that emphasising _ know, i know there are some who think that emphasising the - think that emphasising the importance _ think that emphasising the importance of— think that emphasising the importance of law- think that emphasising the importance of law and - think that emphasising the i importance of law and order think that emphasising the - importance of law and order or secure — importance of law and order or secure borders— importance of law and order or secure borders is— importance of law and order or secure borders is unedifying. l importance of law and order or. secure borders is unedifying. they looked _ secure borders is unedifying. they looked down — secure borders is unedifying. they looked down on _ secure borders is unedifying. they looked down on those _ secure borders is unedifying. they looked down on those of - secure borders is unedifying. they looked down on those of us - secure borders is unedifying. they looked down on those of us who . secure borders is unedifying. they. looked down on those of us who care about— looked down on those of us who care about such _ looked down on those of us who care about such things. _ looked down on those of us who care about such things. of _ looked down on those of us who care about such things. of course, - looked down on those of us who care about such things. of course, they. about such things. of course, they are entitled — about such things. of course, they are entitled to _ about such things. of course, they are entitled to their— about such things. of course, they are entitled to their beliefs. - about such things. of course, they are entitled to their beliefs. but i are entitled to their beliefs. but let's be — are entitled to their beliefs. but let's be honest, _ are entitled to their beliefs. but let's be honest, these - are entitled to their beliefs. but let's be honest, these are - are entitled to their beliefs. buti let's be honest, these are luxury betiefs~ — let's be honest, these are luxury betiefs~ what— let's be honest, these are luxury beliefs. what i— let's be honest, these are luxury beliefs. what i mean— let's be honest, these are luxury beliefs. what i mean by- let's be honest, these are luxury beliefs. what i mean by that - let's be honest, these are luxury beliefs. what i mean by that is l let's be honest, these are luxury. beliefs. what i mean by that is our politically— beliefs. what i mean by that is our politically correct _ beliefs. what i mean by that is our politically correct critics _ beliefs. what i mean by that is our politically correct critics have - politically correct critics have money _ politically correct critics have money. they _ politically correct critics have money. they have _ politically correct critics have money. they have status, i politically correct critics have . money. they have status, they politically correct critics have - money. they have status, they have

loud money. they have status, they have toud voices — money. they have status, they have loud voices. they _ money. they have status, they have loud voices. they have _ money. they have status, they have loud voices. they have the - money. they have status, they have loud voices. they have the luxury i money. they have status, they have loud voices. they have the luxury of| loud voices. they have the luxury of promoting _ loud voices. they have the luxury of promoting seductive, _ loud voices. they have the luxury of promoting seductive, but— promoting seductive, but irresponsible _ promoting seductive, but irresponsible ideas, - promoting seductive, but irresponsible ideas, safe| promoting seductive, but. irresponsible ideas, safe in promoting seductive, but- irresponsible ideas, safe in the knowtedge _ irresponsible ideas, safe in the knowledge that _ irresponsible ideas, safe in the knowledge that their— irresponsible ideas, safe in the knowledge that their privilege i irresponsible ideas, safe in the i knowledge that their privilege will insutates — knowledge that their privilege will insulates them _ knowledge that their privilege will insulates them from _ knowledge that their privilege will insulates them from any - knowledge that their privilege will| insulates them from any collateral damage _ insulates them from any collateral damage the _ insulates them from any collateral damage. the luxury— insulates them from any collateral damage. the luxury beliefs - insulates them from any collaterall damage. the luxury beliefs brigade sit in their— damage. the luxury beliefs brigade sit in their ivory— damage. the luxury beliefs brigade sit in their ivory towers _ damage. the luxury beliefs brigade sit in their ivory towers telling - sit in their ivory towers telling ordinary— sit in their ivory towers telling ordinary peopte _ sit in their ivory towers telling ordinary people that - sit in their ivory towers telling ordinary people that they - sit in their ivory towers telling ordinary people that they are i ordinary people that they are morally— ordinary people that they are morally deficient— ordinary people that they are morally deficient because - ordinary people that they are i morally deficient because they ordinary people that they are - morally deficient because they dare to get— morally deficient because they dare to get upset— morally deficient because they dare to get upset about _ morally deficient because they dare to get upset about the _ morally deficient because they dare to get upset about the impact - morally deficient because they dare to get upset about the impact of. to get upset about the impact of illegal— to get upset about the impact of illegal migration, _ to get upset about the impact of illegal migration, net _ to get upset about the impact of illegal migration, net zero - to get upset about the impact of illegal migration, net zero or- illegal migration, net zero or habituat— illegal migration, net zero or habitual criminals. _ illegal migration, net zero or habitual criminals. and - illegal migration, net zero or habitual criminals. and you i illegal migration, net zero or. habitual criminals. and you can illegal migration, net zero or- habitual criminals. and you can be sure of— habitual criminals. and you can be sure of one — habitual criminals. and you can be sure of one thing. _ habitual criminals. and you can be sure of one thing. people - habitual criminals. and you can be sure of one thing. people with - sure of one thing. people with luxury— sure of one thing. people with luxury beliefs— sure of one thing. people with luxury beliefs will— sure of one thing. people with luxury beliefs will flock- sure of one thing. people with luxury beliefs will flock to - sure of one thing. people with i luxury beliefs will flock to labour at the _ luxury beliefs will flock to labour at the next — luxury beliefs will flock to labour at the next general _ luxury beliefs will flock to labour at the next general election - luxury beliefs will flock to labour. at the next general election because that is— at the next general election because that is the _ at the next general election because that is the wait— at the next general election because that is the wait to _ at the next general election because that is the wait to get _ at the next general election because that is the wait to get the _ at the next general election because that is the wait to get the kind - at the next general election because that is the wait to get the kind of- that is the wait to get the kind of society— that is the wait to get the kind of society they _ that is the wait to get the kind of society they want. _ that is the wait to get the kind of society they want. —— _ that is the wait to get the kind of society they want. —— that - that is the wait to get the kind of society they want. —— that is - that is the wait to get the kind of society they want. —— that is the | society they want. —— that is the way _ society they want. —— that is the way what — society they want. —— that is the way. what is— society they want. —— that is the way. what is that? _ society they want. —— that is the way. what is that? they- society they want. —— that is the way. what is that? they want i society they want. —— that is the i way. what is that? they want and they like — way. what is that? they want and they like open— way. what is that? they want and they like open borders. _ way. what is that? they want and they like open borders. the - way. what is that? they want and i they like open borders. the migrants come _ they like open borders. the migrants come again— they like open borders. the migrants come again won't _ they like open borders. the migrants come again won't be _ they like open borders. the migrants come again won't be taking - they like open borders. the migrants come again won't be taking their- come again won't be taking their jobs _ come again won't be taking their jobs in — come again won't be taking their jobs in fact, _ come again won't be taking their jobs. in fact, they— come again won't be taking their jobs. in fact, they are _ come again won't be taking their jobs. in fact, they are more - come again won't be taking their| jobs. in fact, they are more likely to have _ jobs. in fact, they are more likely to have them _ jobs. in fact, they are more likely to have them mowing _ jobs. in fact, they are more likely to have them mowing their- jobs. in fact, they are more likely to have them mowing their lawns| jobs. in fact, they are more likely. to have them mowing their lawns or cleaning _ to have them mowing their lawns or cleaning their — to have them mowing their lawns or cleaning their homes. _ to have them mowing their lawns or cleaning their homes. just - to have them mowing their lawns or cleaning their homes. just the - cleaning their homes. just the migrants _ cleaning their homes. just the migrants coming _ cleaning their homes. just the migrants coming in. _ cleaning their homes. just the migrants coming in. they- cleaning their homes. just the migrants coming in. they love cleaning their homes. just the - migrants coming in. they love soft sentences— migrants coming in. they love soft sentences because _ migrants coming in. they love soft sentences because the _ migrants coming in. they love soft sentences because the criminals . migrants coming in. they love soft . sentences because the criminals that

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our friends in the media definitely know it. our secret weapon is - our friends in the media definitely know it. our secret weapon is siri know it. our secret weapon is sir keir starmer~ _ know it. our secret weapon is sir keir starmer. you _ know it. our secret weapon is sir keir starmer. you see, - know it. our secret weapon is sir keir starmer. you see, the - know it. our secret weapon is siri keir starmer. you see, the british people _ keir starmer. you see, the british people have — keir starmer. you see, the british people have new— keir starmer. you see, the british people have new —— _ keir starmer. you see, the british people have new —— have - keir starmer. you see, the british people have new —— have no - people have new —— have no enthusiasm _ people have new —— have no enthusiasm for— people have new —— have no enthusiasm for sir— people have new —— have no enthusiasm for sir keir- people have new —— have no - enthusiasm for sir keir starmer, they— enthusiasm for sir keir starmer, they know— enthusiasm for sir keir starmer, they know he _ enthusiasm for sir keir starmer, they know he believes _ enthusiasm for sir keir starmer, they know he believes in - 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lead this country effectively. imagine. _ lead this country effectively. imagine, imagine— lead this country effectively. imagine, imagine what- lead this country effectively. l imagine, imagine what would lead this country effectively. - imagine, imagine what would happen if he became — imagine, imagine what would happen if he became prime _ imagine, imagine what would happen if he became prime minister. - imagine, imagine what would happen if he became prime minister. luxuryi if he became prime minister. luxury beliefs _ if he became prime minister. luxury beliefs would — if he became prime minister. luxury beliefs would reign _ if he became prime minister. luxury beliefs would reign supreme. - if he became prime minister. luxuryi beliefs would reign supreme. britain would _ beliefs would reign supreme. britain would go _ beliefs would reign supreme. britain would go probably— beliefs would reign supreme. britain would go probably woke. _ beliefs would reign supreme. britain would go probably woke. things - 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history. and the evidence demonstrates that if you i history. and the evidence - demonstrates that if you don't challenge _ demonstrates that if you don't challenge this _ demonstrates that if you don't challenge this poison, - demonstrates that if you don't challenge this poison, things. demonstrates that if you don't i challenge this poison, thingsjust -et challenge this poison, thingsjust get worse — challenge this poison, thingsjust get worse. whole _ challenge this poison, thingsjust get worse. whole institutions - challenge this poison, thingsjust - get worse. whole institutions become captured _ get worse. whole institutions become captured and — get worse. whole institutions become captured and of— get worse. whole institutions become captured. and of course, _ get worse. whole institutions become captured. and of course, as— get worse. whole institutions become captured. and of course, as always i captured. and of course, as always happens _ captured. and of course, as always happens when _ captured. and of course, as always happens when the _ captured. and of course, as always happens when the left _ captured. and of course, as always happens when the left gets - captured. and of course, as always happens when the left gets the - captured. and of course, as always . happens when the left gets the upper hand, _ happens when the left gets the upper hand. those _ happens when the left gets the upper hand. those who _ happens when the left gets the upper hand, those who fail _ happens when the left gets the upper hand, those who fail to _ happens when the left gets the upper hand, those who fail to conform - happens when the left gets the upper hand, those who fail to conform are i hand, those who fail to conform are persecuted — hand, those who fail to conform are persecuted. chased _ hand, those who fail to conform are persecuted. chased out _ hand, those who fail to conform are persecuted. chased out of - hand, those who fail to conform are persecuted. chased out of their- persecuted. chased out of their jobs _ persecuted. chased out of their jobs that — persecuted. chased out of their jobs that a _ persecuted. chased out of their jobs. that a man— persecuted. chased out of their jobs. that a man can't- persecuted. chased out of their jobs. that a man can't be - 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and that is the home secretary suella braverman concluding her speech to the conservative conference in manchester. and the home secretary, her speech was focused on the expected british general election next year. she talks about the party raising its game. she said that was the change that britain needs. watching the speech and the speech before that of the justice secretary alex chalke as our political correspondent. what did you make of both speeches? melt. did you make of both speeches? well, look, i think— did you make of both speeches? well, look, i think the _ did you make of both speeches? well, look, i think the home _ did you make of both speeches? it look, i think the home secretary's speech was classic suella braverman actually, it was designed to be deeply political, it was designed to appeal to the right—wing of the conservative party. miss braverman is widely seen as someone who fancies a tilt at the leadership in the future and i think you got a

sense of her sort of pitch, pretty, what some would describe as populist, talking about that hurricane migration she thinks is coming to the country warning of millions of people coming to the uk. i'm sure those figures will be studied and fact—checked quite a lot over the next few hours. what i also find quite interesting was that she said the uk had failed to notice the scale of problems with migration over the last 30 years or so. which is a suggestion, not for the first time from miss braverman i should say, that she thinks conservatives in the past have been far too liberal when it comes to the migration issue. but if you stand back from what acro was saying, it was absolutely designed to be a message to the tory grassroots who she wants —— that she wants to be the candidate of the right, possibly at a leadership election the future. a lot ofjockeying for position i think this week, with the possibility of the conservatives

losing a general election and then needing a new leader afterwards. you might have noticed someone towards the end was thrown out. it seems for heckling the home secretary. a couple of my colleagues who have beenin couple of my colleagues who have been in the room had been texting me saying this person apparently shouted, there was no such thing as gender ideology when miss braverman was making some of her comments about trans issues. we will try and get you more information on that when we can. but the room was packed, a lot of people that have been watching the conference coverage might have noticed that is often not the case. there have been a few speeches where they have not been many people there. well, miss braverman had it packed, a lot of people outside watching as well. so she is clearly very popular with the tory grassroots. i want to bring in an mp, alessia cairns from, the select committee chair of course in parliament. i know you are not in for the entire thing and you are not

watching it, but how do you feel about the rhetoric of miss braverman, do you think there is a hurricane migration coming to the uk? , ., , ., ., uk? there is no question illegal miaration uk? there is no question illegal migration is _ uk? there is no question illegal migration is a _ uk? there is no question illegal migration is a significant - uk? there is no question illegal. migration is a significant problem and because organised crime groups are making — and because organised crime groups are making vast profits and i saw it myself _ are making vast profits and i saw it myself in _ are making vast profits and i saw it myself in greece, i saw the fake life jackets and the lives lost. what — life jackets and the lives lost. what about the language, is it a hurricane migration? i what about the language, is it a hurricane migration?— hurricane migration? i think it's im ortant hurricane migration? i think it's important as — hurricane migration? i think it's important as politicians, - hurricane migration? i think it's important as politicians, we - hurricane migration? i think it's important as politicians, we arej important as politicians, we are mindful— important as politicians, we are mindful of— important as politicians, we are mindful of our words, we are there to form _ mindful of our words, we are there to form policy and guide the country and i_ to form policy and guide the country and i think— to form policy and guide the country and i think we have to be very careful— and i think we have to be very careful we don't create a situation where _ careful we don't create a situation where we — careful we don't create a situation where we are demonising minorities or those _ where we are demonising minorities or those who are vulnerable. so is where we are demonising minorities or those who are vulnerable.- or those who are vulnerable. so is a bit like a no. _ or those who are vulnerable. so is a bit like a no, she's— or those who are vulnerable. so is a bit like a no, she's not _ or those who are vulnerable. so is a bit like a no, she's not using - or those who are vulnerable. so is a bit like a no, she's not using the - bit like a no, she's not using the right phrase when she uses hurricane. i right phrase when she uses hurricane-— right phrase when she uses hurricane. . ., . ., ., , hurricane. i am one nation tory, we come from — hurricane. i am one nation tory, we come from wings. — hurricane. i am one nation tory, we come from wings. l _ hurricane. i am one nation tory, we come from wings, i recognise - hurricane. i am one nation tory, we come from wings, i recognise that l come from wings, i recognise that our legitimate concerns and i think legal— our legitimate concerns and i think legal migration is at risk of being mixed _ legal migration is at risk of being mixed up— legal migration is at risk of being mixed up with what we have seen a conference — mixed up with what we have seen a conference of the last few days. do ou conference of the last few days. you think it is conference of the last few days. dr? you think it is realistic to suggest

millions of people could come to the uk? there are significant crises and conflicts around the world, but we are not seeing millions. small boat crossings are down 20% and that is a good thing, but we also have legal migration concerns. we have gaps in our migration rate needs including ai our migration rate needs including aland we our migration rate needs including ai and we have our migration rate needs including aland we have to be cautious in our discussions. it’s ai and we have to be cautious in our discussions-— discussions. it's interesting you fla . . ed discussions. it's interesting you flagged pp _ discussions. it's interesting you flagged pp this _ discussions. it's interesting you flagged up this one _ discussions. it's interesting you flagged up this one nation - discussions. it's interesting you i flagged up this one nation caucus, the biggest caucus. but flagged up this one nation caucus, the biggest caucus.— the biggest caucus. but what is interesting _ the biggest caucus. but what is interesting is _ the biggest caucus. but what is interesting is a _ the biggest caucus. but what is interesting is a lot _ the biggest caucus. but what is interesting is a lot of _ the biggest caucus. but what is interesting is a lot of attention | the biggest caucus. but what is l interesting is a lot of attention at conferences like this go to people like suella braverman on the right of the party, do you get the impression the right are starting to jockey for position for a future leadership contest? so jockey for position for a future leadership contest?— jockey for position for a future leadership contest? so the reality is the one nation, _ leadership contest? so the reality is the one nation, we _ leadership contest? so the reality is the one nation, we have - leadership contest? so the reality is the one nation, we have alwaysj is the one nation, we have always been _ is the one nation, we have always been known — is the one nation, we have always been known as the more quiet group, we get _ been known as the more quiet group, we get things done behind the scenes. — we get things done behind the scenes, we believe in one nation values _ scenes, we believe in one nation values and — scenes, we believe in one nation values and we are trying to get things— values and we are trying to get things done with policy. we are seeing — things done with policy. we are seeing a — things done with policy. we are seeing a real splintering critically on the _ seeing a real splintering critically on the right side of the party, we

know— on the right side of the party, we know divided parties don't win elections _ know divided parties don't win elections so i want to see less of this. _ elections so i want to see less of this. look. — elections so i want to see less of this, look, it is conference, the point _ this, look, it is conference, the point is — this, look, it is conference, the point is to— this, look, it is conference, the point is to debate ideas and it is a manifesto — point is to debate ideas and it is a manifesto year, we need to debate these _ manifesto year, we need to debate these topics and many of support growth. — these topics and many of support growth, lower taxes, things conservative one —— conservatives want. _ conservative one —— conservatives want. but — conservative one —— conservatives want. but i — conservative one —— conservatives want, but i don't want to see splintering and self—indulgence and theatre _ splintering and self—indulgence and theatre at— splintering and self—indulgence and theatre at the cost of meaningful policy _ theatre at the cost of meaningful policy making. i theatre at the cost of meaningful policy making-— theatre at the cost of meaningful policy making. i have heard a lot of --eole on policy making. i have heard a lot of people on the _ policy making. i have heard a lot of people on the news _ policy making. i have heard a lot of people on the news channel- policy making. i have heard a lot of people on the news channel over l policy making. i have heard a lot of. people on the news channel over the past day also saying they are four more taxes. but one person saying do it now was liz truss yesterday. were you happy to see her back? the it now was liz truss yesterday. were you happy to see her back?- you happy to see her back? the one thin i you happy to see her back? the one thing i would _ you happy to see her back? the one thing i would say — you happy to see her back? the one thing i would say is _ you happy to see her back? the one thing i would say is last _ you happy to see her back? the one thing i would say is last year- you happy to see her back? the one thing i would say is last year when l thing i would say is last year when she won _ thing i would say is last year when she won the leadership contest, rishi _ she won the leadership contest, rishi sunak gave her the space it her party— rishi sunak gave her the space it her party conference and had the decency— her party conference and had the decency to say he would let her set out her _ decency to say he would let her set out her vision. it's important have humility— out her vision. it's important have humility and — out her vision. it's important have humility and decency to give people the space _ humility and decency to give people the space to do so. it is theatre, that's— the space to do so. it is theatre, that's why— the space to do so. it is theatre, that's why the majority people went along. _ that's why the majority people went along. i_ that's why the majority people went along, i think she has some legitimate arguments around growth, but do _ legitimate arguments around growth, but do i _ legitimate arguments around growth, but do i think she is the right person— but do i think she is the right person to _ but do i think she is the right person to be baking them? no, i don't. person to be baking them? no, i don't- she _ person to be baking them? no, i don't. she should _ person to be baking them? no, i don't. she should doubly - person to be baking them? tip, i don't. she should doubly keep person to be baking them? ii?“ i don't. she should doubly keep quiet for a while because a look at

theresa may, an example of someone who didn't do an interview for five years after she was prime minister and she recognised when she intervened, she does with the weight of having been a former prime minister and when she speaks in the chamber, you hear silence, people respect her and they want to hear her view and she challenges from a place of real consideration. hs2 has been a theme over the last few days, we still haven't got clarity, so i am not going to ask if it is going ahead or not.— ahead or not. and i am a backbencher. _ ahead or not. and i am a backbencher. everybodyl ahead or not. and i am a l backbencher. everybody is ahead or not. and i am a - backbencher. everybody is waiting for the prime _ backbencher. everybody is waiting for the prime minister _ backbencher. everybody is waiting for the prime minister to - backbencher. everybody is waiting for the prime minister to tell - backbencher. everybody is waiting for the prime minister to tell us. | for the prime minister to tell us. if that is widely expected and does not go ahead to the birmingham to manchester leg, what should happen to the money? the manchester leg, what should happen to the money?— to the money? the money should go into what should _ to the money? the money should go into what should be _ to the money? the money should go into what should be levelling - to the money? the money should go into what should be levelling up. - to the money? the money should go into what should be levelling up. i. into what should be levelling up. i can see _ into what should be levelling up. i can see it— into what should be levelling up. i can see it from both sides, there are concerns about the message it sends_ are concerns about the message it sends to _ are concerns about the message it sends to international investors if we don't — sends to international investors if we don't go ahead, but i am frustrated hsz started from the south _ frustrated hsz started from the south rather than the north and this old idea _ south rather than the north and this old idea of— south rather than the north and this old idea of levelling up the city to city connections, that should go into town — city connections, that should go into town is correct rejuvenating local_ into town is correct rejuvenating local communities, community ownership fund that we have been

good _ ownership fund that we have been good at _ ownership fund that we have been good at leading nationally. lots of projects _ good at leading nationally. lots of projects need that money, but i don't _ projects need that money, but i don't know where that comes from, there _ don't know where that comes from, there is_ don't know where that comes from, there is not— don't know where that comes from, there is not a pot of money sat waiting — there is not a pot of money sat waiting for— there is not a pot of money sat waiting for us to take the money away _ waiting for us to take the money away is — waiting for us to take the money awa . , , , , waiting for us to take the money awa , , , , , ., waiting for us to take the money awa . , , , , ., , waiting for us to take the money awa. away. is it sensible at this stage to no, away. is it sensible at this stage to go. look. _ away. is it sensible at this stage to go, look, birmingham - away. is it sensible at this stage to go, look, birmingham to - to go, look, birmingham to manchesterjust is not worth the money any more and it is time to pull the plug? i money any more and it is time to pull the plug?— pull the plug? i can see it from both sides- _ pull the plug? i can see it from both sides. the _ pull the plug? i can see it from both sides. the way _ pull the plug? i can see it from both sides. the way in - pull the plug? i can see it from both sides. the way in which i pull the plug? i can see it from both sides. the way in which it | both sides. the way in which it keeps — both sides. the way in which it keeps running out of money, the money— keeps running out of money, the money keeps getting bigger and bigger. — money keeps getting bigger and bigger, there are questions of the management company. but that message to international investors after the net zero _ to international investors after the net zero petrol decision all the way through— net zero petrol decision all the way through to — net zero petrol decision all the way through to this, we have to make sure _ through to this, we have to make sure international investors know when _ sure international investors know when we — sure international investors know when we make a commitment, we will be resolved _ when we make a commitment, we will be resolved to it and many of my colleagues are affected by it and feel strongly about hsz. colleagues are affected by it and feel strongly about h52.- colleagues are affected by it and feel strongly about h52. some around here have suggested _ feel strongly about h52. some around here have suggested rishi _ feel strongly about h52. some around here have suggested rishi sunak's - here have suggested rishi sunak's big not relaunch, but his stage two of this is the real rishi and this is what he is promising the country, it hasn't quite taken. just chatting to someone in government said, we have been a bit unfair, his big speeches tomorrow, that is the moment you will see the big ideas, what other big ideas you want to

hear from what other big ideas you want to hearfrom rishi sunak tomorrow? i hear from rishi sunak tomorrow? i want to see someone who recognises growth _ want to see someone who recognises growth comes from national security. this is— growth comes from national security. this is what— growth comes from national security. this is what i— growth comes from national security. this is what i would say is chair of the foreign— this is what i would say is chair of the foreign affairs committee. across — the foreign affairs committee. across the world, we are getting to a more _ across the world, we are getting to a more unstable place, you have to have _ a more unstable place, you have to have national security first dive economic— have national security first dive economic security. what i do think rishi _ economic security. what i do think rishi did _ economic security. what i do think rishi did well was he came in. we said that — rishi did well was he came in. we said that you need three or four months — said that you need three or four months of— said that you need three or four months of calm governors, statesman—like and balancing the hooks _ statesman—like and balancing the hooks. |t— statesman-like and balancing the books. . , , statesman-like and balancing the books. , ., statesman-like and balancing the books. ., , , ., , ., ., statesman-like and balancing the books. , ., ., i books. it has been a year now. i wanted to _ books. it has been a year now. i wanted to see _ books. it has been a year now. i wanted to see that _ books. it has been a year now. i wanted to see that vision - books. it has been a year now. i wanted to see that vision and i books. it has been a year now. i l wanted to see that vision and with the hui _ wanted to see that vision and with the hui ka — wanted to see that vision and with the hui ka yan, we got a glimpse that rishi — the hui ka yan, we got a glimpse that rishi can get us out and move us in _ that rishi can get us out and move us in the _ that rishi can get us out and move us in the right —— movers in the right— us in the right —— movers in the right direction —— the windsor framework. right direction -- the windsor framework-— right direction -- the windsor framework. ., ., framework. but are you comfortable with some of — framework. but are you comfortable with some of the _ framework. but are you comfortable with some of the commitments - framework. but are you comfortable with some of the commitments on . framework. but are you comfortable i with some of the commitments on net zero had been moved back? on oil boilers, that she really affects my constituents and there is almost unanimous support for that decision pushed back, on petrol cars, i wasn't convinced by that decision on the basis that you still would have been able to buy a second—hand car for another 30 or a0 years, pedal

cars, it wasn't from the moment that you hit 2030, you couldn't. but some industries are — you hit 2030, you couldn't. but some industries are saying _ you hit 2030, you couldn't. but some industries are saying that _ you hit 2030, you couldn't. but some industries are saying that was - you hit 2030, you couldn't. but some industries are saying that was a - industries are saying that was a shame — industries are saying that was a shame because we wanted that commitment to support it. and we have _ commitment to support it. and we have other— commitment to support it. and we have other industry saying we couldn't — have other industry saying we couldn't hit 2030. so it is a bit difficult, — couldn't hit 2030. so it is a bit difficult, but ultimately, it is about— difficult, but ultimately, it is about the resolve towards it. we will still — about the resolve towards it. we will still hit 2050 and 2035 brings us~~~ _ will still hit 2050 and 2035 brings us~~~ we — will still hit 2050 and 2035 brings us... we cannot slip, we held that we are _ us... we cannot slip, we held that we are decarbonising faster than any other— we are decarbonising faster than any other g7_ we are decarbonising faster than any other g7 country and i don't want to see that _ other g7 country and i don't want to see that slip, that matters to me. there _ see that slip, that matters to me. there are — see that slip, that matters to me. there are a — see that slip, that matters to me. there are a lot of conservatives who think rishi sunak has concluded his best chance of winning a general election is to attack to the right and go for what some have argued are more populist arguments on things like net zero and immigration and other issues like the politics of the cart we have heard a lot about over the past 2a hours. as a centrist, someone on a more liberal wing of the conservative party and that one nation group, are you worried prime minister might be flitting too much to the right? == flitting too much to the right? -- olitics of

flitting too much to the right? —— politics of the car. i hope that is not the — politics of the car. i hope that is not the case, we want to be on the side of— not the case, we want to be on the side of people. the big question for me is— side of people. the big question for me is the _ side of people. the big question for me is the labour party, 13 years in opposition, — me is the labour party, 13 years in opposition, they don't know what they stand for voters know that, so we have _ they stand for voters know that, so we have to — they stand for voters know that, so we have to know what we stand for and that _ we have to know what we stand for and that is — we have to know what we stand for and that is about being on their side _ and that is about being on their side for— and that is about being on their side for me and what we are seeing from _ side for me and what we are seeing from rishi. — side for me and what we are seeing from rishi. i— side for me and what we are seeing from rishi, iam side for me and what we are seeing from rishi, i am willing to have a tough _ from rishi, i am willing to have a tough and — from rishi, i am willing to have a tough and honest conversation with you, tough and honest conversation with you. i_ tough and honest conversation with you. i am _ tough and honest conversation with you, iam notjust tough and honest conversation with you, i am notjust going to throw money— you, i am notjust going to throw money at — you, i am notjust going to throw money at the situation and pretend everything is easy. that is responsible, but i do want to see recognised — responsible, but i do want to see recognised we should not be shifting to the _ recognised we should not be shifting to the right and we should focus on the centrists and bring them with us -- to— the centrists and bring them with us -- to see _ the centrists and bring them with us -- to see us — the centrists and bring them with us —— to see us recognise. the far-right_ —— to see us recognise. the far-right is— —— to see us recognise. the far—right is spoken for and we need to win _ far—right is spoken for and we need to win the — far—right is spoken for and we need to win the centre. far-right is spoken for and we need to win the centre.— to win the centre. chair of the foreian to win the centre. chair of the foreign affairs _ to win the centre. chair of the foreign affairs select - to win the centre. chair of the i foreign affairs select committee alicia kearns, thank you so much. when someone like the home secretary suella braverman speaks, you get that rhetoric and sense of what is popular with a lot of tory activists, but a reminder that some of the language about hurricane is a migration and warning about millions of people makes a lot of conservatives a bit uncomfortable as

well. . , conservatives a bit uncomfortable as well. ., , ., well. that is our political correspondent _ well. that is our political correspondent nick - well. that is our political i correspondent nick eardley well. that is our political - correspondent nick eardley with well. that is our political _ correspondent nick eardley with an update from the manchester conference, the conservative party conference. nick will be here throughout the rest of the day on bbc news and tomorrow, when the prime minister will be making his speech to the party conference. you're watching bbc news. and we have live coverage from the conservative party conference in manchester. live from london, this is bbc news. donald trump continues railing against new york attorney general as he returned to court in new york for the second day of a fraud trial for allegedly inflating the value of his property empire. this case should be dismissed. this is not a case. and she should probably be dismissed also because she's terrible and grossly incompetent, as i've said. rishi sunakfaces pressure

to spell out the future of the high speed rail link to the north of england, as businesses and politicians demand answers. all i can say is i'm not going to be forced _ all i can say is i'm not going to be forced into— all i can say is i'm not going to be forced into premature decision. kenyon is to lead an international security force to tackle high tea's criminal gangs which control of the country. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we start in new york and the civil fraud case that could threaten donald trump's business empire. these pictures are from last hour, as the us president made way into court, where proceedings are about to resume for day two. it follows yesterday's drama, with the former president attacking both the judge and the prosecutor, calling the case a "sham and a horror show". donald trump, his two sons, and the trump organization are accused of fraud, falsification of business records, issuing false financial statements and conspiracy. these are the live pictures from outside the courtroom. donald trump denies all the charges, saying his accounts were "phenomenal".

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