and with anneliese dodds as minister for dodds as ministerfor development we will be united government all drawing on the diplomatic and development heft to push the ambition needed to keep 1.5 degrees alive. to drive forward this cross government reset even further. i am announcing today that we will appoint new uk special representatives for climate change and for nature. these will support me together with ed miliband and steve reed respectively as we reboot internationally, showing that whether you are from the global north or the global south we want to forge genuine partnerships to tackle this crisis together and i want this diplomatic effort focused particularly on three priorities. first, we will build a global, clean power alliance. this government has set a landmark goal to be the first major economy to deliver clean power by 2030. we will leverage the ambition to build an alliance committed to accelerating the clean energy transition and today we are firing the starting gun on forming the snow coalition. the international energy agency forecast consumption notjust forecast c

we did get, i think, messages from starmer�*s office and from anneliese dodds that afternoon, but theyus in any meaningful way. how do you think you were treated by keir starmer and the labour party at that time? i think initially i was treated as a non—person, which felt very strange, because one, at the same time, they were writing to party members trying to raise money on the back of how hester had treated me without mentioning me, which was a bit odd. and when you say non—person, i mean, what do you mean by that? well, you'd feel that if somebody was threatening to have you shot, you would have felt that your party would have offered you more support, giving you advice on safety and security, even kind of commiserated with you. and none of that happened. and are you saying that the leader, keir starmer, treated you as a non—person? as i recall, keir starmer treated me as a non—person, and i got more support from the leader of the snp, stephen flynn, than i got from the leader of my own party. and when you mention stephen flynn, you're talking about the day in pmqs when many people

that's according to a report on saudi television development minister anneliese dodds says the uk willupporting civilians impacted in the explosions. >> like many others, i woke up this morning to the news and reports of developments in lebanon and this clearly is an awful situation and very concerned to hear about the reports of civilian casualties. clearly, i don't know all of the details of this. and as i say, we woke up to this news, but the uk will be working with, particularly with our humanitarian partners in the region . region. >> now, drivers from the aslef union have overwhelmingly backed a new pay deal for the department of transport, ending a dispute that began in 2022. the deal promises drivers a 15% pay the deal promises drivers a 15% pay rise over three years, with almost 97% of the union's 20,000 members voting in favour. almost 97% of the union's 20,000 members voting in favour . since members voting in favour. since july 2022, train drivers have walked out for 18 days, crippling services across england. but with the new agreement , passengers can look agreement, pass

development minister anneliese dodds says the uk will be supporting civilians impacted in the explosions many others, i woke up this morning to the news and reports of developments in lebanon and this clearly is an awful situation and very concerned to hear about the reports of civilian casualties . reports of civilian casualties. clearly, i don't know all of the details of this . and as i say, details of this. and as i say, we woke up to this news, but the uk will be working with, particularly with our humanitarian partners in the region here, inflation remained above the 2% target, unchanged at 2.2% last month, with new data out this morning. >> prices in hospitality holidays and in hotels possibly boosted by the final leg of taylor swifts uk tour, aren't driving inflation, with the services sector up to 5.6% in august. treasury chief darren jones says years of sky high inflation are continuing to put strain on british families, despite the slower rise . he despite the slower rise. he added the government is determined to fix the foundations of the economy to ease pressures on househol

and with my dear friend anneliese dodds we will strengthen the leadership, capability and support fastereform to the global financial system. our goal is nothing less than a world free from poverty on a livable planet. that's what a labour government will achieve. conference, the world we face is filled with conflict... in europe and the middle east... but together, we have a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity to make change that we want to see. notjust in britain, but in europe and in the world. justus clem attlee is government built after the second world war. just as tony blair and gordon brown transformed our public services, keir starmer�*s labour party at the duty to make history. with a decade of national renewable. our prime minister has laid out five missions to give our country what it needs. five missions that will allow britain to return to the top table of international diplomacy. a briton reconnected, a britain back where it belongs, conference, thank you, thank you very much. applause applause a standing ovation therefore the foreign secretary as he addresses the labour party

that's according to reports on saudi television here, development minister anneliese dodds says the ukmany others, i woke up this morning to the news and reports of developments in lebanon and this clearly is an awful situation and very concerned to hear about the reports of civilian casualties. clearly, i don't know all of the details of this. and as i say, we woke up to this news, but the uk will be working with, particularly with our humanitarian partners in the region . region. >> plenty more on that story with our home and security editor mark white later this houn editor mark white later this hour. in other news, drivers from the aslef union have overwhelmingly backed a new pay deal from the department of transport, ending a dispute that beganin transport, ending a dispute that began in 2022. the deal promises drivers a 15% pay rise over three years, with almost 97% of the union's 20,000 members voting in favour. since july of 2020, two, train drivers have walked out for 18 days, crippling services across england and beyond. but with the new agreement, passengers can look forward

and of course, you've got anneliese dodds who you know is both incompetent when talking about anything it in terms of being overly sympathetic to the trans to trans activists coming in and saying nothing to see here. we don't need to change it. well, that's what i'm confused about, because we've had wes streeting saying the labour party will be implementing the findings of the cass review, suggesting that there is an understanding within labour of the importance of these issues. >> but as you say, there are other voices like anneliese dodds who don't seem to know what they're talking about. but surely clarifying it would help everyone. and can't everyone get behind that? >> well, no, everyone can't get behind that because we have to remember there's quite a strong activist. pressure from trans activists, whether it's stonewall or any other organisation that still has the ear of the labour party. i mean, let's not forget that keir starmer, this is the ridiculous situation we're in. keir starmer didn't know what a woman was for a very long time. he had this confusion a very long time. he

development minister anneliese dodds says the uk will be supporting civilians impacted in the explosions like many others, i woke up this morning to the news and reports of developments in lebanon and this clearly is an awful situation and very concerned to hear about the reports of civilian casualties. clearly, i don't know all of the details of this. and as i say, we woke up to this news, but the uk will be working with, particularly with our humanitarian partners in the region . region. >> now back in the uk , drivers >> now back in the uk, drivers from the aslef union have overwhelmingly backed a new pay deal from the department for transport, ending a dispute that beganin transport, ending a dispute that began in 2022. the deal promises drivers a 15% pay rise over three years, with almost 97% of the union's 20,000 members voting in favour. since july 2020, two, train drivers have walked out for 18 days, crippling services across england. but with the new agreement , passengers can look agreement, passengers can look forward to some long awaited stability on the rails . now in stabil

development minister anneliese dodds says the uk will be supporting civilians impacted in the explosionske many others, i woke up this morning to the news and reports of developments in lebanon and this clearly is an awful situation and very concerned to hear about the reports of civilian casualties. clearly, i don't know all of the details of this. and as i say, we woke up to this news, but the uk will be working with, particularly with our humanitarian partners in the region now back in the uk , region now back in the uk, drivers from the aslef union have overwhelmingly backed a new pay have overwhelmingly backed a new pay deal from the department for transport, ending a dispute that began two years ago. >> the deal promises drivers a 15% pay rise over three years, with almost 97% of the union's members voting in favour. since july 2020, two, train drivers have walked out for 18 days, crippling services across england. but with the new agreement, passengers can look forward to some long awaited stability on the rails. now inflation remained above 2% but above the 2% target, rather unch

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basically says that they're the opposite sex, so i think that the other thing say, you know, anneliese dodds really m7; 41:12? it??? 3717�*54957'7, i n m7; 41:12? it??? 3717�*54957'7, in doing it, i mean, successful in doing it, i mean, surely it should be complex and difficult. >> i mean, it's a life altering decision. there need to, you know, history is a good teacher, and i think we need to look back. >> and there's nothing wrong with being gender nonconforming. and, you know, not all girls have to, you know , slap the make have to, you know, slap the make up on and wear a pink dress and high heels. do they could i just ask you, you know, we were we were playing some footage there whilst you were talking of these big, you know, pro—trans marches and their call is trans liberation. >> now , trans liberation now. >> now, trans liberation now. well, what are they not liberated? i mean, what what is it that's holding people back? i don't get it. you can clearly change gender for the price of a pint in this country at the moment. and there appears to be a ready supply of doctors willing to do

. >> development minister anneliese dodds speaking there.ow, in other news, it's understood sir keir starmer's chief of staff received a pay rise after the election, which means she is now paid more than the prime minister. it's being reported that sue gray asked for and was given a salary of £170,000, which is £3,000 more than the prime minister and more than the prime minister and more than any cabinet minister or her conservative predecessor . conservative predecessor. meanwhile, inflation remained above the 2% target, unchanged at 2.2% last month, with new data out today. treasury chief darren jones says years of sky high inflation continues to put a strain on british families, despite the slower rise. experts believe the figures point to the bank of england keeping interest rates at 5% tomorrow. meanwhile, in the us , interest rates have in the us, interest rates have been slashed for the first time in more than four years by more than many expected. the us central bank brought interest rates down by 0.5% to 5%, and some breaking news i

i'm pretty sure it was anneliese dodds saying, we'll send out aid to all those who've been affected anda da da. and of course you want to help people. but at the end of the day, if this is specifically targeted and it was a targeted attack at terrorists, then they're terrorists. yeah. most people who died were terrorists or who got injured or got hurt were terrorists. so they're in war. as much as i don't want death, i want the war to stop. this is the most targeted you could possibly be. otherwise, you're talking about a missile that could affect people who've got nothing to do with it. people who support the cause of israel and so on. this is targeting people who are carrying hezbollah patrons. >> yeah. and they have planned openly. they want the death of every jew. they've said that hezbollah, hezbollah, and it's , hezbollah, hezbollah, and it's, you know, this is war. this is the sad consequences of war. but this is a masterstroke. how israel have managed to do this , israel have managed to do this, israel have managed to do this, i it's unbelievable. >> if you think about it, my un