and so nandy says, well, i've got to say something.going to say, i'm in favour of us all getting on a lot better. there is no possibility in a free speech world and actually really in a social media world where people are going to agree with each other, what we've discovered is that not only do we get a vote, we have the ability to go on x or twitter or whatever it is and actually say these things, and it's that issue, which means and thatis it's that issue, which means and that is why i don't even know bother why? why is she bother saying any of this? because it fundamentally will not be true . fundamentally will not be true. people want to have pride in their country, but there is likely to be division based on culture. >> that's the difference. when you're saying about there will always be differences of opinion because people are individuals. icannot because people are individuals. i cannot just intrinsically think like you. i'm a different person. indeed indeed, it's possible to function with a difference of opinion without being

>> well, more importantly, if it's the philharmonic, does lisa nandy play an instrument?i think she plays the piccolo. really? yeah. >> yeah, yeah, right. okay, so i could understand if she was a flautist and she was off tune or any of that kind of thing. >> you should be cancelled for that. >> no, i mean, i do like her. i think she seems a nice lady, but i think she needs an adenoids. done. >> well, that's a different issue, but i think it's fair for you to raise it. okay. anyway, let's get a question now from maggie. where's maggie? hello. >> hello, are women's cyclists getting stronger? >> yeah. you would have thought, wouldn't you? because you will have seen this story. everyone. probably. so this is the, competition? i think it was in washington, it was a the elite women's madison at washington's marymoor grand prix. women's madison at washington's marymoor grand prix . and that's marymoor grand prix. and that's the winners on the podium, the 3 or 3 top medals went to, men who identify as women. all three. yeah. right. so and there are arrows there to point them out.

rowling attacks labour's lisa nandy over stance on trans rights. >> lisa nandy is the she is the shadowecretary. i don't i don't know if that's even is that even a real position ? real position? >> i think it is, yeah. >> i think it is, yeah. >> anyway, she made a speech. she made a speech saying women's rights, women's rights, women's rights, women's rights, women's rights , and sounded almost rights, and it sounded almost believable until until j.k. rowling said, hey, you know, we've you've come down on it being against women's place uk, which is which is trying to stop biological men in from going into women's spaces. so you're not in favour of women. yeah. and although lisa nandy would say, well those, those males that want to go into prison, they are women because look at their pronouns in their twitter bio and look at their badly appued bio and look at their badly applied lipstick. >> so she would say the real women, as soon as somebody says they're a woman, that's that's it. there are women. the self id law promotes that says law that she promotes that says that. and in the past,

that lisa nandy had.is the positions that lisa nandy had. she is now shadow levelling up had. she is now shadow levelling up secretary shadow deputy up secretary and shadow deputy prime up secretary and shadow deputy prirwell, deputy prime >> well, so the deputy prime minister is because she's the she's the deputy leader and she was elected. so i think that's quite straightforward. it's absolutely right that that's what he did. the levelling up. i mean, the thing about angela is she levelling up. i mean , she gets levelling up. i mean, she's she's lived through that . she's she's lived through that. >> i think lisa nandy did. >> i think lisa nandy did. >> i think angela probably will do it better. i think angela needs something where she really where she can really get her teeth it. i think she teeth into it. i think she wanted a proper delivery job. the problem with the cabinet office is, is it's quite amorphous. it's about government. interestingly, they've got three people in it to look at government .

by nandy back in 2020.d, and i believe that the gender recognition act strikes the wrong balance in relation to that. >> so i think that crimes that are recorded should be recorded as that person wishes. having gone through that process , gone through that process, received support and self—identified . i think trans self—identified. i think trans women are women and i think trans men are men. so i think that they should be accommodated in the present choosing . in the present choosing. >> yeah, fascinate . seeing how >> yeah, fascinate. seeing how so many people in the labour party, as far as i can tell, have had a complete politics transplant in recent years. but j.k. rowling is singling nandy out here. but is she right that generally many women on the left no longer trust labour to defend their rights? well, christine, no one would ever accuse you of being left, but would you being on the left, but would you trust labour defend your trust labour to defend your rights life woman? rights as a real life wom

that's right. >> i'm joined by lisa nandy , a >> i'm joined by lisa nandy, a shadow cabinet minister.ou for joining shadow cabinet minister. lisa, thank you forjoining us here thank you for joining us here @gbnews. the reaction is in now to your manifesto. do you worry, though, that you've tied yourselves in so many straitjacket of fiscal discipline that if the economy doesn't grow, you can't find any growth? you're in trouble as a as a party and your plans are in jeopardy if you win power. >> no, not at all. because growth runs through the document through its 128 pages. like a silver thread, you can see it on every page and in every policy. but i make no apology for the fact that we're being careful. it's people's money. they haven't got a lot of it after 14 years of tory government, so everything in it is carefully costed, fully funded . we know costed, fully funded. we know that we can deliver it and at a time when trust in politics and politicians is at an all time low, that is probably the single biggest thing that we could have gifted to the country right now. it's change, but

lisa nandy . she looks delighted. lisa nandy. she's pleased to being back in government for the first time. lisa nandy you're going to be the aide secretary. do you want to look after the world's poor lisa nandy ? have world's poor lisa nandy? have you been told what you're getting yet ? there's lisa nandy getting yet? there's lisa nandy there, grinning like a cheshire cat @gbnews, but no word on what she wants to do in government. yeah, lisa nandy not clear if she was smiling broadly, but not saying what she'll be getting in government. but of course we. so far there's a lot of people crammed in around that cabinet table, the coffin shaped cabinet table. now, no one has left yet. we do know the following though. angela rayner is the deputy leader and the housing secretary. local government secretary. we know that rachel reevesis secretary. we know that rachel reeves is the chancellor. that's all we know so far. but who's in there? let's run through the list quickly. peter kyle, science and technology. pat mcfadden. he was the ge

>> well, more importantly, if it's the philharmonic, does lisa nandy play an instrument?ink she plays the piccolo. really? yeah. >> yeah, yeah, right. okay, so i could understand if she was a flautist and she was off tune or any of that kind of thing. >> you should be cancelled for that. >> no, i mean, i do like her. i think she seems a nice lady, but i think she needs an adenoids. done. >> well, that's a different issue, but i think it's fair for you to raise it. okay. anyway, let's get a question now from maggie. where's maggie? hello. >> hello, are women's cyclists getting stronger? >> yeah. you would have thought, wouldn't you? because you will have seen this story. everyone. probably. so this is the, competition? i think it was in washington, it was a the elite women's madison at washington's marymoor grand prix. women's madison at washington's marymoor grand prix . and that's marymoor grand prix. and that's the winners on the podium, the 3 or 3 top medals went to, men who identify as women. all three. yeah. right. so and there are arrows there to point them out. not

thank you very much, lisa nandy thank you very much, lisa nandy thank you very much, lisa nandy thankch, lisa nandy thank you forjoining me thank you very much, lisa nandy thank you for joining me this morning. now i'm delighted to be joined by kwasi kwarteng liz truss, his chancellor and tory mp for spell form . thank you for mp for spell form. thank you for joining us. lovely to see you. i know you haven't reacted to the budget yet, so we have public this exclusive in general. how are you? it's been a bit of a tumult this time. i'm i'm fine actually. i look back on my time in government and it wasn't just chance.i in government and it wasn't just chance. i was business secretary before that. and you know, it was a great privilege to be in that but of course, that position. but of course, i didn't end well. the well, no, i was sacked. but, you know , was sacked. but, you know, that's that's politics are ups and downs let's on to that and downs. let's get on to that and downs. let's get on to that a later. i'm very a little later. i'm very intrigued to know what you made of hunt deliv

she replaces lisa nandy team.dy who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development. among the other changes, pat mcfadden takes on the influential role of national campaign co—ordinator as well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, shabana mahmood becomes shadow secretary for justice. liz kendall takes work and pensions and steve read gets environment, food and rural affairs . the prime minister says affairs. the prime minister says it's completely and utterly wrong to suggest that he is to blame for failing to fully fund a programme to rebuild england's schools when he was chancellor. it comes as ministers are under pressure to explain how they'll keep schools from crumbling keep schools safe from crumbling concrete art as children return to school . over 100 schools have to school. over 100 schools have already had to close all partially closed. mr sunak says the government has addressed the issue at right time . issue at the right time. >> of course i know the timing is frustrating but

lisa nandy lisa nandy there.ndall, a big challenge there, i think, for liz kendall on cutting the enormous benefits . bill lisa enormous benefits. bill lisa nandy the cul de sac tree , of nandy the cul de sac tree, of course, replacing thangam debbonaire, who was the shadow culture secretary. she lost her job, her role to the green party in bristol. and that's that's really the only three changes in the cabinet, set up yesterday was lisa nandy becoming culture secretary or jonathan ashworth, of course, is no longer in the cabinet because he lost his seat in leicester. thangam debbonaire lost her seat and of course, emily thornberry, as was just at the beginning of this show, no longer the attorney general and that isn't really explained why that's happened yet. >> okay. fantastic. thank you very much indeed, christopher. hope we'll come back to you very shortly, i'm sure, johanna . yes? shortly, i'm sure, johanna. yes? what do you make of the cabinet? >> i think the cabinet is great. and, i think the cabinet is a

serious charges, so is lisa nandy right?sgraced former face of bbc news huw edwards should return his bumper taxpayer funded salary after admitting child abuse. image charges. i'll be joined by a top tv executive about whether he'll do the right thing . but up next, do the right thing. but up next, as police prepare for more potential riots across the country this weekend, did sir keir starmer strike the right tone in his address to the nafion tone in his address to the nation yesterday in response both to the immediate challenge, which is clearly driven by far right hatred, far right are a reaction to fear, to discomfort, to unease . or did he fail to to unease. or did he fail to properly address the legitimate concerns of the british people? we'll hear from both sides. sparks will fly. kind of the mood of the show tonight. next. coming up, should huw edwards return the £200,000 salary he was paid after his arrest? but has sir keir starmer failed to properly address the concerns of the british people? it's time for our head

serious charges, so is lisa nandy right?sgraced former face of bbc news huw edwards should return his bumper taxpayer funded salary after admitting child abuse. image charges. i'll be joined by a top tv executive about whether he'll do the right thing . but up next, do the right thing. but up next, as police prepare for more potential riots across the country this weekend, did sir keir starmer strike the right tone in his address to the nafion tone in his address to the nation yesterday in response both to the immediate challenge, which is clearly driven by far right hatred, far right are a reaction to fear, to discomfort, to unease . or did he fail to to unease. or did he fail to properly address the legitimate concerns of the british people? we'll hear from both sides. sparks will fly. kind of the mood of the show tonight. next. coming up, should huw edwards return the £200,000 salary he was paid after his arrest? but has sir keir starmer failed to properly address the concerns of the british people? it's time for our head

pledges new culture secretary lisa nandy, it was also someone who didn't know what a woman was, lisain her first speech as culture secretary, saying her department will be at the heart of efforts to reflect a more positive and less divisive version of the uk . i've seen version of the uk. i've seen this sentiment myself all over my twitter timeline, but it's always vitriolic . the culture always vitriolic. the culture wars are over now . we've won, wars are over now. we've won, right? okay yeah, right. smashing. so the idea is that populism is now dead. yeah. and that culture wars have been won. there's no there was never anything, there was no, no such thing as the culture wars really cancelled culture didn't really exist. and right now, because labour are back in, they believe that that's been won . that's that that's been won. that's a load of rubbish. it's just the start of things is even more divisive to come out and say this. yeah. >> well, i mean we're seeing issues getting, if anything , issues getting, if anything, escalating, becoming more apparent to people, even people wh

so for lisa nandy , she's in favour for lisa nandy, she's in favour of all this .all this. having done this worry about all we are getting is fine words coming out of sunak and bravo men . actually no sunak and bravo men. actually no action at all because actually the solution may be quite difficult. actually on the other side they basically saying we are going to allow all embassies to allow people, but around europe to come our embassy and say we are seeking . forget about say we are seeking. forget about 150,000. stop about half off of africa and most of the middle east queuing up outside our embassies. they have a solution than even the way that that obviously the ineffectual sunak or riflemen have. it is shocking. beyond shocking unless you unless you smash it, unless you unless you smash it, unless you smash the migrant gangs total. you smash the migrant gangs total . totally. you're not going total. totally. you're not going total. totally. you're not going to solve this . every government to solve this. every government has tried every government failed. yo

so for lisa nandy , she's in favour for lisa nandy, she's in favour of all this .all this. having done this worry about all we are getting is fine words coming out of sunak and bravo men . actually no sunak and bravo men. actually no action at all because actually the solution may be quite difficult. actually on the other side they basically saying we are going to allow all embassies to allow people, but around europe to come our embassy and say we are seeking . forget about say we are seeking. forget about 150,000. stop about half off of africa and most of the middle east queuing up outside our embassies. they have a solution than even the way that that obviously the ineffectual sunak or riflemen have. it is shocking. beyond shocking unless you unless you smash it, unless you unless you smash it, unless you smash the migrant gangs total. you smash the migrant gangs total . totally. you're not going total. totally. you're not going total. totally. you're not going to solve this . every government to solve this. every government has tried every government failed. yo

lisa nandy also reacting to suella braverman's resignation letter.for now, the prime minister has discussed the ongoing challenge facing the metropolitan police in london. in a meeting with sir mark rowley after last saturday's unrest near the cenotaph. rishi sunak says it is important to pursue both hamas supporters and those responsible for violence . scenes near the for violence. scenes near the war memorial on armistice day. downing street says the powers available to officers to deal with protests would be kept under review to see if they needed to be beefed up . and the needed to be beefed up. and the uk has announced sanctions against four hamas leaders and two of the terror group's finance ears. it's one of david cameron's first moves as foreign secretary they'll be made subject to travel bans, asset freezes and arms embargoes that prohibit the sale of weapons to any of those in st giles' and the business trade secretary is in florida to boost trade and investment with the fourth largest us state. kemi badenoch is set to sign an agreement wit

yes, the meeting will happen over the phone between lisa nandy.e culture secretary, and, and tim davie, who's the bbc director—general. lisa nandy, of course, has got her duties supporting team gb at the olympics in france. so it will be a phone call or a zoom call, not in person. this meeting, i understand from very senior bbc sources i've spoken to very recently what they what they say to me is there were aware of the arrest last november, but they couldn't do anything until the charging decision was made. and by the time he was charged, of course, huw edwards had left the bbc, but he was paid that £200,000 figure of tax of licence fee payers money. and the question, lisa nandy will say is was it necessary to keep paying say is was it necessary to keep paying him when you knew he'd been arrested? the bbc will say back well, we couldn't do anything until he'd been charged. there have been other, high profile cases in the past when there has been an arrest and no charges were brought forward, and there will be a risk there that obviously everyone'

why nandy in why aren't rayner or nandy in the top job?and, >> well, rayner, i understand, but nandy, i voted for nandy, although i think keir has actually been all right. but that choice was lisa that was my choice was lisa nandy. i think she's incredibly impressive. don't agree with impressive. i don't agree with her on everything before people start , but that start tweeting me, but, but that is who i originally went for. but the other thing that i mean, first of all, number one, reading this was that this information has already been put out there. there's already a law that this this information is put there. secondly, i don't put out there. secondly, i don't know they think this is going know if they think this is going to impact it that they to have the impact it that they think it will. people can go, oh, this party has got this much representation and this much diversity . first of all, we see diversity. first of all, we see this is a sub clause. we see the conservatives with seemingly a much more diverse leadership in terms of et

speaking there . >> lisa nandy speaking there. now downing street says the prime minister discussed the ongoing challenge faced by the metropolitan police in london in his debrief with sir mark rowley. after last saturdays. unrest near the cenotaph . number unrest near the cenotaph. number 10 says rishi sunak stressed the vital importance of pursuing both hamas supporters and those responsible for violence . scenes responsible for violence. scenes near the war memorial on armistice day, the commissioner had come under pressure from politicians after several weeks of demonstrations for a ceasefire in the escalating conflict between israel and hamas. number 10 said the powers available to officers to deal with protests would be kept under review to see if they needed to be beefed up . needed to be beefed up. meanwhile, the uk has announced sanctions against four hamas leaders and two of the terror group's financiers. it's one of david cameron's first moves as foreign secretary. they'll be made subject to travel bans, asset freezes a

hey, lisa nandy, louise hay , sorry lisa nandy, jo louise hay, sorry lisa nandy, jo stevens and ian murrayst highlights the naivety , it just highlights the naivety, particularly of this sort of ideological labour socialist opposition politics where it's very easy to see the world through rose tinted glasses , but through rose tinted glasses, but now they're in power. i would love to think , hope, to think love to think, hope, to think for all of our concerns that they can see it for what it is. you need that deterrent there. the world is on fire. you know, we it doesn't matter what continent you look at. there's a bit of a war going on. so the idea that we would. antarctica. yeah. well, there's aliens there , steve. >> of course. >> of course. >> so have you not heard of the auen >> so have you not heard of the alien war in antarctica? come on, mate, but the so, you know , on, mate, but the so, you know, we need to have this deterrent. i think it's an interesting story from the telegraph, and it's something that they're going to have to explain because they're going to have to use them be

lisa nandy lisa nandy .s. and anneliese dodds was up there . yeah. i dodds also was up there. yeah. i think that at that . stage we're, think that at that. stage we're, we're in the early, early bit of it and at that stage labour was still supporting him as the candidate . and as of the candidate. and as of the position yesterday morning, you're going to be seeing when all these things happened. it's been a very quick time. >> labour spokesman wheeled out to defend it. >> yeah that's right. >> well yeah that's right. at that it was that point i thought it was right. that because the right. i think that because the position so difficult to position was so difficult to go and a by—election like and abandon a by—election like that was going to be was going to be a problem. >> but the point is, nigel, is why didn't someone question him when immediately said that when he immediately said that it was private. when he immediately said that it was absolutely private. when he immediately said that it was absolutely r

nandy, reacted like this. >> suella bravermans letter

speaking there . >> lisa nandy speaking there. now downing street says the prime minister discussed the ongoing challenge faced by the metropolitan police in london in his debrief with sir mark rowley. after last saturdays. unrest near the cenotaph . number unrest near the cenotaph. number 10 says rishi sunak stressed the vital importance of pursuing both hamas supporters and those responsible for violence . scenes responsible for violence. scenes near the war memorial on armistice day, the commissioner had come under pressure from politicians after several weeks of demonstrations for a ceasefire in the escalating conflict between israel and hamas. number 10 said the powers available to officers to deal with protests would be kept under review to see if they needed to be beefed up . needed to be beefed up. meanwhile, the uk has announced sanctions against four hamas leaders and two of the terror group's financiers. it's one of david cameron's first moves as foreign secretary. they'll be made subject to travel bans, asset freezes a

thank you to stay there. >> lisa nandy bev.you got one question for her? >> yeah, well, yes. chopper, i just want to see whether she thought the audience was as biased towards the left as many people who were watching on social media seem to think about that audience . only the hard that audience. only the hard left points got a round of applause . applause. >> well, i did, i did think that. yeah, there's a question that. yeah, there's a question that bev turner's asking the studio was the audience biased in favour of the left? i say that because there was applause for anti—brexit remarks. pro—migration attacks on the government. have you got that audience loaded or is that or is the right out of touch with mainstream thinking in britain nowadays? >> look, i think the reaction of the audience was just quite straightforwardly not left or right, but they raised serious concerns about the cost of living crisis in nhs dentistry and the treatment of our veterans. and they wanted clear answers and that's what they got from angela ray

she replaces lisa nandy team.he replaces lisa nandy who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development . among the other development. among the other changes, pat mcfadden takes on the influential role of national campaign coordinator as well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, shabana mahmood becomes shadow secretary for justice liz kendall takes work and pensions and steve reed gets environment, food and rural affairs . affairs. >> if they want to pretend that they didn't think it was a good idea, that they thought it was a goodidea idea, that they thought it was a good idea to cut school maintenance, that's on them. school rebuilding , school school rebuilding, school refurbing school maintenance refurbing and school maintenance are critical. are absolutely critical. building experts are there to advise government. the government the resources of government has the resources of the service building the civil service and building experts they were experts to call on. they were warned i

thank you, lisa nandy . thank you. you, lisa nandy. thank you. conning— you, lisa nandy.ng to lose and lost. so i were going to lose and lost. so k eon-w— were going to lose and lost. so k oonw know— were going to lose and lost. so i don't know what— were going to lose and lost. so i don't know what it's going to pum— i don't know what it's going to turn out— i don't know what it's going to turn ouw new— i don't know what it's going to turn out next time. it could ewknp— turn out next time. it could swing ene— turn out next time. it could ewknp wne ee— turn out next time. it could swing the 92 way if we're lucky. conning— swing the 92 way if we're lucky. conning up.— swing the 92 way if we're lucky. coming up, conservative- swing the 92 way if we're lucky. coming up, conservative mp duncan baker lost virtually all of the sight in my left eye. and, you know, you justyget and, you know, you just get on wwn — and, you know, you just get on wwn pp,— and, you know, you just get on with life, gloria.— and, you know, you just get on with life, gloria. i'd never wekkeo— with life

he's sidelined his leadership rival, lisa nandy.him pandering to the right, do you think, john, in a bid to win the next general election ? win the next general election? >> well, look, he's given a massive job to his deputy leader, angela rayner. she's now in charge of building planning and local government, regional inequality and on top of that, she's going to have to deal with devolution and the plans for a labour government devolving power to councils and more power to scotland and wales. so a gigantic responsibility for somebody who is from the soft left. he also kept ed miliband in place. so i think the idea is to shift to the right is to misunderstand it. it's a shift to promote those who are talented and those who performed well and people who've shone in their posts, whether in the cabinet or in in ministerial roles, have been moved up around rung. and you see that with liz kendall's you see it kendall's promotion, you see it with peter karl's promotion to science minister, and you see it the sense of a shadow cabinet read

but anyway, after lisa nandy opened the door to trans athletes competing alongside biological women, we really trust labour to protect women? i want to know your thoughts. go to gbnews.com/yoursay tweet me @gbnews. make sure you vote in our poll . but first, going head our poll. but first, going head to head on this former olympic athlete mara yamauchi and the discrimination lawyer robin moira white. thank you very much. great to have you on the show. mara is this a concerning statement, do you think, from labour's culture secretary? >> well, i think it's important to look at the detail of what she said. she said biology does matter. she's correct. that's the truth . i welcome that. but the truth. i welcome that. but the truth. i welcome that. but the logical next step of biology does matter is that males should not be competing in the female category under any circumstances because it needs to. sport needs to be fair and safe for women and girls. but what she said instead was, let's leave this to our national governing bodies, to decide. and in theory, that would be okay. however, i

nandy his secretary's here.ndy his opposite , and opposite number is as well, and kind of levelling up at the kind of levelling up is at the heart of been discussed heart of what's been discussed in ways. tom in in many ways. tom here in manchester. effectively what the regional mayors are saying is that what we do not want is what happened week, where you've happened last week, where you've got local authorities, local projects scrapping around, trying from this trying to get funding from this levelling funds competing levelling up funds competing against one another, what they want is more in places want is more money in places like among just andy like here among just andy burnham others. get to make burnham and others. get to make the decisions at local level . the decisions at a local level. they know the local they say they know the local areas best. they know where the money's best and what they money's best spent and what they want is the devolution not just of but also money as of powers, but also money

actually, that lisa nandy shot that right ? nandy shot that right?i hope that is the case. but i hope it won't be just about one side winning or the other on this. i mean, neither lisa nandy nor j.k. rowling speak for all women and for each of them to say how all women should think is a little difficult. >> you know, but but at least lisa nandy does get herself into hot water a little bit because if you take the kind of the trans activist line, it doesn't leave much room for kind of nuance or dialogue around this . nuance or dialogue around this. so this is one of the difficult positions and i hope that in the future, yeah, ten years from now that we're all looking at kind of rights that are based on human rights, on person based rights , and it's not based on a rights, and it's not based on a sex gender culture war that still continues . still continues. >> yes, because, i mean, katie, the one thing that i think if memory serves, the one moment when i think lisa nandy perhaps lost certain sections of at least voters that formerly voted for labour wo

thank you, lisa nandy . thank you. you, lisa nandy. thank you. conning— you, lisa nandy.ng to lose and lost. so i were going to lose and lost. so k eon-w— were going to lose and lost. so k oonw know— were going to lose and lost. so i don't know what— were going to lose and lost. so i don't know what it's going to pum— i don't know what it's going to turn out— i don't know what it's going to turn ouw new— i don't know what it's going to turn out next time. it could ewknp— turn out next time. it could swing ene— turn out next time. it could ewknp wne ee— turn out next time. it could swing the 92 way if we're lucky. conning— swing the 92 way if we're lucky. conning up.— swing the 92 way if we're lucky. coming up, conservative- swing the 92 way if we're lucky. coming up, conservative mp duncan baker lost virtually all of the sight in my left eye. and, you know, you justyget and, you know, you just get on wwn — and, you know, you just get on wwn pp,— and, you know, you just get on with life, gloria.— and, you know, you just get on with life, gloria. i'd never wekkeo— with life

this is lisa nandy someone i'm actually a bit of a fan of.er for the labour leadership many aeons ago. okay, she's quite a no nonsense person. she speaks her mind. but on this issue she is frankly pathetic and misinformed. and when she says here, she's basically saying , here, she's basically saying, leave it up to each individual sport, they'll kind of get it right. hum, what's like, what's it got to do with her? well, it's got to do with you because you're a politician and you should be providing leadership in this matter. the fact is , men in this matter. the fact is, men have a physical advantage. that is a biological sports that have allowed for years. trans women , allowed for years. trans women, aka biological men to compete in these sports. >> so would you like to see actual legislation or just like sort of moral leadership? >> know what? i'd like to see legislation. and i'd like to see moral leadership. i'd just like to see leadership on it. >> i totally agree with you on the moral leadership front. and the moral leadership front. an

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but lisa nandy said the biological facts are far more complicated than is being presented on social media great britain sits third in the olympics medals table after gb's scott brash. harry charles and ben maher won gold in the jumping team final in paris earlier , great britain's bryony earlier, great britain's bryony page won a gold medal in the women's trampoline at the games. 33 year old won silver in rio, bronze in tokyo and now gold in paris. she's the european champion, the world champion and now the olympic champion. and earlier today, great, great britain's emily craig and imogen grant won the gold medal in the women's lightweight double sculls at the paris olympics. the pair missed out on a medal in tokyo four years ago by just 0.01 seconds. the event will be taken out of the rowing programme after the paris olympics, with beach sprints introduced in their place in los angeles in four years time. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. sam has your next headunes sanchez. sam has your next headlines for the very latest gb news direct to your smar

lisa nandy it's unacceptable a nandy it's unacceptable to a working class . dawn, whether or not it's a god given right, you could have a whole debate around that. >> it depends on people's belief in god. and so on and so forth. >> but to answer your point, yes, it is a god given right. >> if you pay any attention to the bible where as early as the prophet micah says that every person has the right to live under a vine and next to a fig in other words, the right to shelter and the right to eat, which cannot be interfered with by anybody else. >> moving on. >> moving on. >> the biggest subject in the bible over and over again is land, land, land. it all belongs to god. >> you build homes on land, moving further into today's world will mean the bible still part of today's world, but mean moving into today's world. >> everything is really about where do i build my home? ukraine middle east, yemen, africa , china, taiwan and africa, china, taiwan and everywhere you want to go. it's about where people live. >> so i believe that after food , food and water and safe

, of uefa to lisa nandy, concerning labour's plan for a football regulator.break this down for us, jake. >> that's right. so the plan for a football regulator has been around for a long time. it's mainly a fiscal regulator, but there has been speculation it might bleed over into things like match times and kick off times and that sort of thing. regulation, the uefa is concerned about this in the email from the head of uefa , email from the head of uefa, theodore theodoridis well—pronounced, he said to lisa nandy that that he rejected government interference in football. yes but the real headune football. yes but the real headline grabber is that uefa has threatened to ban england from the from from the from the competition that we are hosting. yeah, that could be a bit embarrassing, a bit awkward in retaliation. so obviously tempers are quite high. >> and also the head of uefa, whose name i will not pronounce because you've done it for us, has written to lisa nandy. he wrote to her on september the second. as yet no response. i would suggest that football fan