election, and at the moment labour's election, and at the moment labour's election coordinator ian laverys giving a speech beforejeremy corbyn is expected here any minute. as you say, labour today was how to promote its housing policy, about their investment in housing, some of the issues ian lavery has been speaking about in his speech to the crowd here to night. this election campaign has inevitably been

election, and at the moment labour's election, and at the moment labour's election coordinator ian laveryforejeremy corbyn is expected here any minute. as you say, labour today was how to promote its housing policy, about their investment in housing, some of the issues ian lavery has been speaking about in his speech to the crowd here to night. this election campaign has inevitably been overshadowed by the issue of security given what has happened in london and manchester lately as well. people here don't seem to have their spirits squashed by what has happened, they won the elections to go ahead and the democratic process to continue. jeremy corbyn has talked about the conservative record on police funding, saying that the police and security services have been left under resourced under a conservative government. the conservatives in response to that suggesting jeremy corbyn has been soft on counterterror legislation, not backing some laws put through the house of commons. it is fair to say despite the events of the weekend this election campaign is backin weekend this election campaign

we arejoined by ian lavery, labour's national elections and campaign coordinator.yjoin us where you might have seen borisjohnson a few seconds ago. a lot of this, as you heard from the foreign secretary and the audience tonight, came down to that one question — security. everything tojeremy corbyn tonight centred on whether the public i thinkjeremy answered very sincerely and honestly tonight, as always. i thought it was a tremendous performance. he stood there, took the questions, answered every single one, unlike theresa may, who has had a disastrous campaign. and what you have just seen there before is a job interview by boris johnson, very intriguing stuff. jeremy corbyn performed exceptionally well tonight. the trouble is, though, the same questions have plagued him right the way through this campaign, and it wasn't from journalists tonight, from the bbc and the media, but from members of the public, and it suggests that there is baggage that surrounds him, questions about his relationship to terrorism, to the ira, to nuclear weapons. e? 321? é'i’; 35795; ii??