the latest response to andy mcdonald's - response to andy mcdonald's resignation.l about this area of cloud, moving across the country earlier in the day. what followed is that fresher air. that was one of the warmest places at 23 . temperatures have been around 11 c or lower. on the radar picture, we can see plenty of shower activity following our main band of rain across northern scotland. that will continue to ease away. i suppose decent weather to spot a rainbow or two. those showers will be brought in by those blustery south—westerly winds, and most frequent for western scotland. some dry weather across inland areas, and with those clear skies, it will be a colder night. temperatures getting down into single figures. outbreaks of rain will spread into wales. perhaps not reaching the east. brighter weather and sunshine and showers, the temperatures about 1a to 17 . that rain with some gusty winds clear through. and that we get this ridge of high pressure belittling in. it means wednesday should be a day with increasingly high weather. the inscriptions will be n

i was not aware that andy mcdonald had resigned from the shadow cabinet but i would like to pay tributees in keir starmer�*s top team, andy mcdonald, had angrily resigned. 0h, goodness, i hadn't seen. it was news to her. i haven�*t, i�*m sorry. and others did not feel like chipping in. why has andy mcdonald - resigned now, do you think? has it been raining all afternoon? and it was a surprise to the leader�*s office, too. andy mcdonald, who had responsibility for employment, quit his own employment, thejob keir starmer had given him. an ally ofjeremy corbyn, who had stayed, now gone. out in protest because, he says, the party would not let him campaign for a £15 per hour minimum wage. i cannot in all conscience stay in a shadow cabinet that can�*t make that commitment. but what is his failure? is it refusing to listen to other people? is it dismissing other views? what is it? i believe we need to listen to each other�*s views and there is very little space for that at the moment. we need to do this in a much more inclusive manner. some people in a different part of the party to you will

andy mcdonald, and criticism in his later. including people in this town who did not want to be found. telephone girls are seen as a big test by far countries who could help afghanistan. this school is rated one of the best in the countries by their british consul. the taliban says education will now follow a ceramic sharia law. — islamic sharia law. all the boys are back at their desks. they had says be patient. the older girls will come back. do you think girls education is safe under the taliban? hell in the caliban—word—mac heartland. they are still euphoric. the last time the taliban and see the country, they used extreme violence. they're not putting down their guns, but this time, the leaders are arguing about power and the best way to keep it. the governor said older girls would go back to school when more religion was in the curriculum. islamic law was their guide. a lot of women have become educated. what if they don't want to live in that way? what do you think about what the british did7 the west would be welcome b

andy mcdonald. _ honouring your promises. andy mcdonald. i — honouring your promises.g your promises. if mcdonald, i thanked him for the work he did, including on the... is he wrong to _ he did, including on the... is he wrong to say — he did, including on the... is he wrong to say that. ? _ he did, including on the... is he wrong to say that. ? he - he did, including on the... is he wrong to say that. ? he is i he did, including on the... is he | wrong to say that. ? he is wrong about that _ wrong to say that. ? he is wrong about that but _ wrong to say that. ? he is wrong about that but my _ wrong to say that. ? he is wrong about that but my focus - wrong to say that. ? he is wrong about that but my focus is i wrong to say that. ? he is wrong | about that but my focus is on how wrong to say that. ? he is wrong i about that but my focus is on how we get labour in the position to win general election. two years ago, we were here in brighton for our conference, and within a few short months we crash the worst results since 1935. if that means tough decisions, then i'm g

andy mcdonald is a man of principle and it— andy mcdonald is a man of principle and it was— andy mcdonaldthat is important. we have seen cleaners, one of the most important aspects _ cleaners, one of the most important aspects of— cleaners, one of the most important aspects of the workforce who have brought _ aspects of the workforce who have brought us — aspects of the workforce who have brought us out of the pandemic, having _ brought us out of the pandemic, having to — brought us out of the pandemic, having to isolate on statutory sick pay which — having to isolate on statutory sick pay which you cannot live on so the call for— pay which you cannot live on so the call for a _ pay which you cannot live on so the call for a living sick pay is absolutely right and being asked to id absolutely right and being asked to go into— absolutely right and being asked to go into that meeting is a bit boring. _ go into that meeting is a bit boring, but this is where you try to .et boring, but this is where you try to get a _ boring, but this is where you try to get a common position. effectively, th

andy mcdonald. _ other things going on. andy mcdonald, the _ other things going on.f the policies that group of people really liked. in terms of policy today we will hear from the shadow home secretary and a couple of minutes. his big thing is about making police on the beat his big thing is about making police on the heat more visible and is calling for policing hubs in your community so you can see where the police are. they are talking about upgrading neighbourhood watch for the 21st century. what do you do with neighbourhood watch when so many people have dash cams and video door bells? i am sure a lot of the politics around the resignation of andy mcdonald will rumble on as well. we will be finding out more because we will be speaking to him later. nearly —— only half of children and teenagers in england are currently willing to be vaccinated against coronavirus according to a new study. nearly 28,000 school pupils took part in a survey. lip 28,000 school pupils took part in a surve . , ., ., , survey. up until now, little has been known — survey. up until now,

conference, i am publishing our green paper on employment rights, and, conference, ijust want to thank andy mcdonaldof state for employment rights! and i employment rights! applause. and i want to thank — employment rights! applause. and i want to thank our _ employment rights! applause. and i want to thank our shadow _ employment rights! applause. and i want to thank our shadow minister, l want to thank our shadow minister, imran hussain, and andy's old team, who have gone into tremendous work producing our most detailed set of policies to date. and, andy, we couldn't ask for a better person to be our future secretary of state. applause. be our future secretary of state. applause— be our future secretary of state. applause. �* ., ., ., ~ ., applause. and i want to thank our affiliated trade _ applause. and i want to thank our affiliated trade unions _ applause. and i want to thank our affiliated trade unions all _ applause. and i want to thank our affiliated trade unions all the - affiliated trade unions all the meetings, discussion and research that went into this, and we didn't even provide you w

it comes after andy mcdonald quit his shadow cabinetjob in protest at the leadership's opposition tout said his own focus was on "winning the next general election". from brighton, here's our political correspondent iain watson. after lockdowns, this week was to have been the opportunity for keir starmer to get out and about communicating labour's message. he began his conference laying down the law to his own party by changing its leadership rules and braving resistance from the left. and now the plan was to move away from procedures and onto policy with an announcement on community policing. there should be an extra 5,000 special constables, it is because i think that is a number that could be recruited very quickly. but this party conference has been a law unto itself. last night, the shadow minister for employment rights gave up hisjob in the shadow cabinet. he refused to argue against union demands for a £15 an hour minimum wage, even though the current policy is for a wage of at least £10 an hour. i cannot in all conscience stay in a shadow cabinet that can't make that commitme

activist back what andy mcdonald had been pressing for in a non—binding vote.forward and when a general election. there is no doubt there has been plenty of attention here. there always are at labour conferences the noises are. we were talking an hour ago to a handful of labour activists. candid analysis about failings from sir keir starmer. you get much lesser of that conservative conferences publicly from activists or mps. much more of a trade fair in many ways and speeches from cabinet ministers. to supporters it is more disciplined, to critics more bland, forum for genuine discussion and debate about the future of the party. that highlight some of the cultural differences between the two big political parties in the uk. we arejust now into big political parties in the uk. we are just now into may video sequence in the hall by the sounds of it. they would like to do some razzmatazz slick video editing to try to get the crowd in the mid—before the leader is welcomed on stage. we expect when he arrives in the next few minutes to talk for about an hour. is this

yesterday shadow employment secretary andy mcdonald quit his role saying party leader sir keir starmerning- _ this row then, jonathan. good morning. depending - this row then, jonathan. good morning. depending who - this row then, jonathan. good morning. depending who you | this row then, jonathan. (13cm morning. depending who you speak to it is a row or it isn�*t, it is a big deal or it something not to worry about. but as you say the resignation of andy mcdonald from the shadow cabinet completely unexpectedly, as the dust settles on that, the reason behind his resignation will come to a head here at the conference in brighton will come later today when there is a vote on a motion that calls for a £15 minimum wage, something unions would like to see and a lot of the party membership would like to see but it�*s something that the party leadership, sir keir starmer and but it�*s something that the party leadership, sir keir starmerand his team attempted to remove from that motion. now they are saying they are quite happy for it to pass and it went automatically become public policy and

has been dogged by internal rows, including the resignation of the shadow employment secretary, andy mcdonalds. the to be a plan for more “obs. the infrastructure h to be a plan for more “obs. the infrastructure is _ to be a plan for more jobs. tie: infrastructure is getting produced after a around the world. it's bad for the environment and jobs, and what's ultimately happened as we are all paying higher energy bills for thejobs we promised all paying higher energy bills for the jobs we promised and have all paying higher energy bills for thejobs we promised and have not been delivered. we don't want vague promises from labour, we need to plan forjobs. too much of the stuff this week has been insipid. we'd like to see things get to us, because that's what will generate support. let's discuss this in more detail with two political heavyweights. john mcternan was a special adviser to the former labour prime minsters, tony blair and gordon brown. i'm joined by steve richards — a broadcaster, author, and a veteran of labour party conferences. john, the conference vote today for the £15 an hour m

a little bit more on the decision of andy mcdonald who announced he is quitting the shadow cabinet ino step aside. i can understand why, _ decided to step aside. i can understand why, it's - decided to step aside. i can understand why, it's a i decided to step aside. i can i understand why, it's a terrible shame and i mean, he put enormous amounts of work into the employments rights agenda which was launched earlier this week and unfortunately overshadowed by the rows over him wanting to focus on methods of electing his own replacement in the future and so it comes after yesterday or the day before that he kind of gave a slap in the face of them by saying he would not nationalise energy companies which one of his pledges promised to do and he had been clear about that. now he's asking andy to throw away his and put aside our support for low—paid people and it's really tragic and he promised to unite the party and actually he is driving wedges within the party and am very disappointed at that. i want to win the election, but we need to be united to do that. he does i want to involve pe

we saw a fightback when andy mcdonald resigned and that fowler fightback continues with a tussle overadership agree with 99% of the other stuff in this motion. listen to shadow home secretary nick thomas—symonds not taking up the opportunity to have a real fight. there is a motion before conference today, _ there is a motion before conference today, the _ there is a motion before conference today, the leadership is happy for delegates to be supporting, i do not think there — delegates to be supporting, i do not think there is any dispute over the motion _ think there is any dispute over the motion we — think there is any dispute over the motion. we have been clear our position— motion. we have been clear our position is— motion. we have been clear our position is a _ motion. we have been clear our position is a minimum wage of at least _ position is a minimum wage of at least ten — position is a minimum wage of at least ten panzanella. i think it is responsible to look at the figures we get _ responsible to look at the figures we get closer to the general election. _ we get closer to

andy mcdonald and angela rayner where aligned with the big package of workers rights question mark thatwn set out. i don't think it's - choosing a side. what we have seen the pandemic is really great examples of business and government and trade unions working together so we want to see new partnership building and all of that that brings together universities in innovation and businesses but working with governments. government is a big role to play in creating that environment where businesses can thrive and create jobs once more so i don't see them as mutually exclusive. i don't see them as mutually exclusive-— i don't see them as mutually exclusive. , ., ., ., exclusive. yes or no, would you describe boris _ exclusive. yes or no, would you describe boris johnson - exclusive. yes or no, would you describe boris johnson as - exclusive. yes or no, would you | describe boris johnson as scum? exclusive. yes or no, would you - describe boris johnson as scum? no. thank ou describe boris johnson as scum? no. thank you very _ describe borisjohnson as scum? tic. thank you very much. we will g

and also, the back room deal with andy mcdonald on the £15 minimum wage, what has been set on the _ £15o what has been said to the cabinet. so i take it with a pinch of salt — cabinet. so i take it with a pinch of salt it — cabinet. so i take it with a pinch of salt. it was an impassioned speech— of salt. it was an impassioned speech with a lot of buzzwords, but i speech with a lot of buzzwords, but i would _ speech with a lot of buzzwords, but i would like — speech with a lot of buzzwords, but i would like to see actual strategy and something written, a manifesto of sorts— and something written, a manifesto of sorts that commit to that. keir hasn't _ of sorts that commit to that. keir hasn't committed to his ten pledges yet, hasn't committed to his ten pledges yet. so _ hasn't committed to his ten pledges yet, so that would be a start. some of ou yet, so that would be a start. some of you are — yet, so that would be a start. some of you are big _ yet, so that would be a start. some of you are big keir— yet, so that would be a start. some of you are big keir starmer- yet, so that would

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