yes, that is, for about 10 years after angela disappeared you lived in the same place, that is, if angelaritten at least the last decade? you would have definitely written this letter, of course, elena, what do you think could have happened to the girl, that she hasn't even shown up once for so many years, i think there are many options, she could have gotten... the girls backed off, like, yes, she apparently moved on. kristina, what other assumptions did you have about where your sister could have disappeared to? well, i thought that maybe she was married somewhere, that she has, well, i'm already telling you, her own family, like how much time has passed, maybe that's why she 's not looking for us, we still hoped that everything was fine with her, despite the fact that she doesn't write to you and doesn't come, but since you believe that my sister is alive, they probably helped in the search, yeah. yes , i helped through social networks , i looked for her, a friend from moscow from here helped me, we met on a social network, she helped me, we made an appeal, we are looking for such and

angela rayner. we are watching it as well and _ angela rayner.nd are showing - angela rayner. we are watching it as well and are showing it - it as well and are showing it to our viewers. everyone with their eyes peeled. angela rayner to speak shortly. we are expecting her to set out plans on house—building, a major issue for the labour party. aha, issue for the labour party. huge issue for the country as well because successive governments have acknowledged there is a crisis when it comes to housing. people are struggling to get on the property ladder, rent rises, people struggling as the cost of living has increased. the labour party has made a couple of commitments. a key one is they will get 1.5 million homes built during parliament. a big figure, higherthan built during parliament. a big figure, higher than the target set by the previous government. in the first few weeks we saw some changes to planning in particular. labour focus

angela rayner is the big draw— angela rayner. angela rayner is the big draw on _ angela rayner.rayner is the big draw on the opening day| the big draw on the opening day of labour conference and she will take to the stage in a couple of hours, giving the first big ticket speech of the gathering. quite a lot of people here already, feeling busy. morning, we have on the pages of the sunday times, another claim about donations and this relates to angela rayner and to a flat she stayed in in new york that belongs to labour peer lord alli. she declared she stayed there but she did not declare a friend stayed there with her and that the paper says is against rules. angela rayner spoke to the bbc this morning and this is how she defended that. first of all, i is how she defended that. first of all. i did _ is how she defended that. first of all, i did not _ is how she defended that. first of all, i did not go _ is how she defended that. first of all, i did not go to _ is how she defended that. first of all, i did not go to new york— of all, i did not go to new york with another person.

by the way, angela helped me carry drinks.as russik who set you on me, yes, but why would he do that, is he jealous of his father, is he faithful to his mother, vedik, go get treatment, and yeah, what loyalty, this is revenge, ruslan pestered me, i promised that i would tell his father, we told him, and so what?" "promised to punish, zhenya is a tough person, he doesn't throw words to the wind, and as i understand it, your husband is mostly in the office, yes, rather than at home, where is he now? i understand, i understand, okay, i'll go alone, and for you in your condition to show yourself in public is indecent, have you caught a cold. have you caught a cold, let me make you some tea with raspberries, excuse me, hello, hello, i'm handling a case about a murder by a security guard, kochergin, my name is, 5 minutes, i'll find out, okay, they tried to kill your son, where did you get that from? and what surprises you so much? you hired the security guard yourself , right? were you afraid of something? well, maybe there were som

we are still waiting for angela. we're still waiting for angela. we're still waiting for angela.st prepping her last notes, making she look smart before she comes onto the stage. i mean, she is one of the favourites, isn't she? among the party faithful people like her. she has a bit of pizzazz. she appears to say what she means, but there are a few scandals on her watch as well. >> yes, yes. so i mean, she's, also reported to have taken donations from this. this lord alli and all that, but the thing is, with angela rayner is she is seen as a future labour leader, and she is popular within the party. but if you look at her constituency, her majorities have gone down year on, year on, year on year. i mean, you know, that doesn't match up with the wider public perception of laboun wider public perception of labour, which i think are failing to connect with the pubucin failing to connect with the public in a big way. >> there's a danger with angela rayner that people go, we are a working class party. we haven't given up our roots. we've got angela rayner . i given up our roots. we've

angela rayner to speak shortly.e are expecting her to set out plans on house—building, a major issue for the labour party. fix, issue for the labour party. huge issue for the country as well because successive governments have acknowledged there is a crisis when it comes to housing. people are struggling to get on the property ladder, rent rises, people struggling as the cost of living has increased. the labour party has made a couple of commitments. a key one is they will get 1.5 million homes built during parliament. a big figure, higherthan built during parliament. a big figure, higher than the target set by the previous government. in the first few weeks we saw some changes to planning in particular. labour focus some changes to planning in particular. labourfocus on it because they think there are blockages in the system. too much time taken to make decisions which are holding the whole thing up. they've been clear they want to change the planning system to overcome some of those blockages. they have reintroduce

this morning, angela ra ner well. this morning, angela rayner had _ well.donation she had taken. she declared it but did not say that a friend had stayed there as well. i that a friend had stayed there as well. ., �* , as well. i don't believe i broke any _ as well. i don't believe i broke any rules. - as well. i don't believe i broke any rules. i - as well. i don't believe i broke any rules. i had . as well. i don't believe i i broke any rules. i had the as well. i don't believe i - broke any rules. i had the use of the apartment and i discussed i had use of the apartment. i think i was overly transparent despite it being a personal holiday.— personal holiday. briefing a . ainst personal holiday. briefing against sue _ personal holiday. briefing against sue craig - personal holiday. briefing against sue craig the - personal holiday. briefing - against sue craig the downing street chief of staff is also leaked from inside government. in an interview with the observer this morning, sir kier said that leaking this damages everybody. he added it is my job to d

angela: love that. county executive, i want you to talk about the same of this conference, which is from vision to victory. you all have envisioned this. your ancestors prayed for you all to be here. they wanted you all to be here. talk about what it has been like to reflect on that. ms. alsobrooks: first of all, i want to say thank you to these super bad women on this stage who are so powerful, each of them, my sisters here. senator butler, i tell you, is a bad lady, and she is credited -- or we should blame her. we see all these women succeeding all across the country. it is because of the work she did. she believes in women and black women. before i even declared myself a candidate for senate, she was already there and came by to help me get started, making phone calls for contributions. she has just been incredible. we admire and value you. angela, my goodness, your voice across this country, they already know when they hear her coming that she is really there for the right cause. my sister senator

angela and the party— council housing. angela and the party talk— council housing.e biggest injection of council- party talk about the biggest injection of council homes l party talk about the biggestl injection of council homes in party talk about the biggest. injection of council homes in a generation— injection of council homes in a generation but— injection of council homes in a generation but in— injection of council homes in a generation but in the - injection of council homes in a generation but in the same i injection of council homes in a - generation but in the same sentence, we can't _ generation but in the same sentence, we can't continue _ generation but in the same sentence, we can't continue talking _ generation but in the same sentence, we can't continue talking about - we can't continue talking about setting — we can't continue talking about setting it — we can't continue talking about setting it off, _ we can't continue talking about selling it off, why _ we can't continue talking about selling it off, why are - we can't continue talking about sell

oh, angela's birthday was 5 days ago.ve her an envelope with money at work, she wanted to buy some jeans. yeah, which market did she go to? well, she didn't say that. tell me, please, maybe you have her parents' address? yes, i have her passport details copied down, her registration address is there. i 'll find it now. thank you, you'll help us a lot. yes, kolya. no, i'm in vershinina's room now, yes, i want to stop by her parents', maybe she stopped by that day, yes, i ate chiburchikov, i'll bury it so... excuse me, oleg georgyevich, i'm thirsty, i'll run, i've just had an idea, wait, don't ask, oleg georgiyevich, it's a very good idea, and bring some water, there it is, yeah, thank you, get up, get up, they brought it, what did they bring, what white water, you 'll soon have some white water yourself, fever, we're from the police, what's the neighbor again? so who are you, vershinin? well, vershinin, you're definitely vershinin, but every dog ​​here knows me, did you see your daughter angela last time, who, what angela,

angela rayner is the deputy prime minister.ignificant speech of this conference. you might see people still flooding out behind me. you won't be surprised that angela rayner didn't mention the stories that had been running through the course of the past week in the run—up, the thing she was being asked about this morning. instead what she was focused on during the speech was mark and the fact this was a labour victory after 1a years of opposition. that got a huge round of applause. there is a consciousness from some in the cabinet that they do need to allow some sense of celebration from a party that has been in opposition for so long. when it came to policy there were a few things she focused on, things that fall within her breed. one was workers' rights. she has long promised and championed to improve workers' rights, and she said today on the conference stage she would bring forward legislation on that soon. she reiterated the commitment from the government on it. behind—the—scenes there are some tensions around the package

angela rayner's view failed to do so. ., , ., angela rayner's view failed to do so. . ,., ., , do so.interesting point, - do so. that is a really i interesting point, henry. do so. that is a really - interesting point, henry. how is the government is going to make that work? words are one thing, actions are another. how will it speed up the process? i think talking to people here around grenfell, clearly, and we have heard this from many times, they are clearly frustrated at the speed at which things move. i don't think we — which things move. i don't think we know _ which things move. i don't think we know the - which things move. i don't think we know the answer| which things move. i don't l think we know the answer to that, is the truth. the government says that they will bring forward new plans in the autumn stop we are pretty close to the autumn, i guess that means a sort of october, november time when politicians return from party conferences. angela rayner's department, she is a deputy prime minister but also housing secretary, has an awful lot on its plate and there is broader

we knew that angela rayner had gone — knew that angela rayner had gone on _ knew that angela rayner hadiday to new york and she'd stayed in a flat belonging to a labour donor. the — belonging to a labour donor. the sunday times this morning reporting — the sunday times this morning reporting that she was joined by an— reporting that she was joined by an at— reporting that she was joined by an at that time labour mp, and there— by an at that time labour mp, and there were some questions that time — and there were some questions that time about whether she should — that time about whether she should have declared that... the — should have declared that... the parliamentary standards are potentially going to take a view— potentially going to take a view of— potentially going to take a view of that. angela rayner is absolutely adamant she didn't break— absolutely adamant she didn't break any rules. ijust pick up on something in that clip there~~~ _ on something in that clip there... angela rayner's defence _ there... angela rayner's defence was that politicians have — defence was that polit

dame angela eagle- sorry it _ facilitating for money. dame angela eagle.ame angela eagle. sorry it was so difficult - facilitating for money. dame angela eagle. sorry it was so difficult to - eagle. sorry it was so difficult to hear some of the questions there in the latest interview. one final story. libraries have long been a key part in many of our lives. there's been analysis that's its 2016, one in 20 libraries in the uk have been lost and more deprived communities were four times more likely to lose a publicly funded library. i spoke to former children's laureate who told me how he felt about those closures. i feel angry about it i feel sad about it. i'm angry because i see this as disadvantaging the disadvantaged. it makes people poor who are already poor and having access to books and literacy. so, that makes me sad and angry both. it also deprives them of what you described — safe public spaces. libraries all over the world provide much more than books these days. they provide access to digital platforms of all kinds and also they are places where

angela, about 30 seconds _ of these weapons. angela, about 30 seconds left, _ of these weapons.la, about 30 seconds left, but i _ of these weapons. angela, about 30 seconds left, but i do - of these weapons. angela, about 30 seconds left, but i do want. 30 seconds left, but i do want to ask you— because ukraine has band use of telegram, this messaging app, on its government devices. we have seen the impact, really, this kind of technological warfare in the conflict between hezbollah and israel. do you think there's some paranoia here in terms not using the russian app on ukrainian phones?— russian app on ukrainian hones? ~ . ., ., , , phones? well, that telegram app has lots of different _ phones? well, that telegram app has lots of different things - phones? well, that telegram app has lots of different things on - has lots of different things on it. it has an enormous amount of russian disinformation and provocation on it, and there may be other technological reasons why the ukrainians have banned it. iwouldn't reasons why the ukrainians have banned it. i wouldn't use the word

angela rayner's defence was politicians take, uh, have been taking these gifts for years.all stripes. i think it is really striking that less than three months into this government, you have the deputy prime minister essentially making an argument that all politicians are the same, at least on this front. i cannot think of anything further from the case that labour pressed against the conservatives for the last three or four years. their whole argument was that no, things can be different, not all politicians are the same, and that suggestion that they might have not only failed to draw a line under some of the sort of allegations about previous conservative governments, but embroiled themselves in them — i think it's really damaging. and speaking to senior labour advisers around this conference yesterday and this morning, i think there is this growing feeling that they've got themselves into more of a mess here than they initially realised. i think that's right, henry, and there's a lot of frustration as well. i was picking up that how long it has taken some people around

hey, calm down, police, calm down, ahead, angela, angela, kolya, come here, she's here, so, is she alivese, how's your dacha? a dacha, borya, is a place where a seedling becomes a tree, a seed a vegetable, and a person becomes a cancer borya, here you are, and i was looking for you, can we do it faster? i need to do a dna test, i understand that it won't work quickly, but i'd like to, i'm also interested in the stone, it's not made of gold either, but maybe it has some inclusions, there are some gold ones, kostyusha, anything for you, i knew, i'll let you know right away, thank you, come in, here she is, thank you, masha, let's go for a walk, i'll tell you here i brought a little hotel, thank you, thank you, it's beautiful. here, eat, get well, and we'll draw up a protocol together, yeah, well, so that it's not a formal situation, otherwise it's unknown when they'll let you out, yeah, they won't keep me for long, i don't have health insurance, by the way, are you aware, yeah, what happened in your apartment during your absence, yeah, the girls told me, it's a nightmare, who could have do

john: angela, showing up every day, doing all the work.ow difficult is it for mothers to build up to this and then just sort of send their daughters in and go off somewhere else? >> the goal here is to make sure they are not left out. we understand in doing this work that it is family bonding, family unification, strengthening everyone. we understand there is disappointment, heartache, anger, and how we need to address that is by creating a safe space for the mothers as well. what they are doing that is the greatest part of this is letting go and allowing that girl to form this relationship that is necessary between the daughter and her father. and the mother tends to understand that and support that, and that is the end goal. john: natalie, there's a lot of raw emotion in this film. a very intimate look at both the young girls and their fathers. were you surprised by the openness? >> i was really moved by how much the girls wanted to share, and really the film took on their spirit very quickly. in some of the earliest interviews, you have

oh. >> all right, well, listen, next, my monologue on angela raynen next, my monologue on angela rayner on. well, in my view, actions speak louder than words. she's saying all the right things. but will they actually follow through with proper, precise action? this is gb news. let's get an update with your . weather. update with your. weather. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello there. good afternoon. welcome to your gb news. weather forecast provided by the met office. quite an unsettled few days to come for many of us with some heavy rain around. we've already seen some of that over the course of this afternoon, with low pressure moving into southern areas of the uk. that's feeding in those heavy pulses, even some thunderstorms around hail continuing on as we head into the first part of this evening, there is a rain warning in force to the rest of today for wales central southern areas of england. so do continue to take care. it is a little bit dner take care. it is a little bit drier further towards the north, but quite cloudy acr

angela rayner said ms gray was being demonised.g just damages everybody. he added, it is myjob to do something about that and i accept that responsibility. the foreign secretary david lammy will be this afternoon's big speaker as the government hopes to switch the conversation to what it is doing now it is the party of government. helen catt, bbc news, liverpool. he spoke earlier on, much more on our website as well. the crown prosecution service says it twice considered bringing charges against the former harrods owner mohammed al fayed, but on both occasions, it concluded there was no realistic prospect of a conviction. all of this has come to light since a bbc documentary this week led to dozens of women coming forward with allegations of being sexually assaulted or raped by the billionaire, who died last year. 0ur reporter ben king has the latest from the newsroom. bring us up—to—date on what the cps is saying. we have learned today that in 2008 the metropolitan police investigated the case of a 15—year—old girl who said she wa

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and what is the brief of the photographer to make angela rayner look good, to make angela rayner lookood, to make her look powerful? she's very resentful of the profile that the chancellor has got rachel reeves, but actually people watching this programme and listening to this programme probably think that 66,500 pounds could be spent on something more worthwhile than a vanhy something more worthwhile than a vanity project for rayner. and before we move off, that subject, somebody pointed out a tweet that angela rayner sent in 2021. she's talking about boris johnson. instead of spending more taxpayers money on more photographers for the sake of his own vanity, the prime minister should prioritise blah blah blah, double standards and hypocrisy. there you go , andrew. hypocrisy. there you go, andrew. >> we've got a lot to get through . through. >> francis . >> francis. >> francis. >> very good morning to you from the newsroom. a look at the headunes the newsroom. a look at the headlines just after 9:30. no return to austerity. that's the message from the chancellor. this morning as rach

the deputy prime minister and housing secretary — angela rayner tells the bbc the work to fix unsafeuildings must speed up. it is completely unacceptable that the remediation is taking as long as it is. an armed man is shot dead by police near the israeli consulate in german city of munich. and the olympic athlete rebecca cheptegei has died — days after being doused in petrol and set on fire. we return to grand tower, where today, the day after the publication of the second and final part of the public inquiry into the tragic events that unfolded here seven years ago, june 2017. published its findings. people of course have been poring over the findings. those survivors and relatives of the people who died as a result say they are still waiting for justice. result say they are still waiting forjustice. it set out a catalogue of failures, the six year public inquiry�*s report laid the blame on successive governments, on what it's called systematic dishonesty from cladding companies. and what it decided that it might describe as the indifference of the companies. they may not have come

among the speakers today were deputy leader angela rayner, we also heard from foreign secretary david the recent escalation between hezbollah and israel. take a listen. we've seen a worrying escalation between israel and lebanese. this is in nobody�*s interest. our message to all parties is clear. we need an immediate ceasefire from both sides so that we can get to a political settlement so that israelis and lebanese civilians can return to their homes and live in peace and security. let's speak to our political correspondent, alex forsyth, in liverpool. so david lamy mentioning the middle east and also the war in ukraine. he addressed that escalation directly, calling it worrying. he also said to any british citizens in lebanon they should leave now. more broadly, he was keen to draw a distinction between what he saw as a difference between the current labour administration and the previous conservative administration, saying under this government britain was back on the global stage, stressing the reset of relations with european leaders and of course he did reiterate britain's supp

deputy prime minister angela rayner defends labour's record after rows over rule breaches overshadow labour's message of change. the cps confirms it reviewed an allegation of rape in 2015 but took no action due to a lack of evidence. a mass shooting in the us state of alabama has left at least four people dead and dozens wounded. anti—joshua's hope of becoming three—time champion had been dashed after he was knocked out in the fifth round —— anthony joshua. welcome to the programme. we start in the middle east, where israel says hezbollah has fired over 150 missiles into the country, following extensive israeli air strikes in lebanon on saturday. the rockets targeted the city of haifa, nearly 30km from the border with lebanon, and the ramat david airbase further south. in the city, and in areas near the northern border, in anticipation of a fresh aerial assault. these pictures show part of an intercepted rocket that was launched from lebanon and fell near nazareth in the early hours of sunday. israel has been carrying out more air raids in southern lebanon. saturday saw constant stri

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the deputy prime minister and housing secretary — angela rayner — tells the bbc the work to fix unsafeldings must be speeded up. it is completely unacceptable that the remediation is taking as long as it is and that's what i want to see concluded much more quickly. police say they will follow the evidence but that final decisions on potential criminal charges will not be made until 2026. today's other stories, the ugandan marathon runner rebecca cheptegei has died four days after being set on fire in an alleged attack by herformer boyfriend. her former boyfriend. palestinian health officials say at least five people have been killed in an israeli drone strike in a car on the occupied west bank. welcome back here to our position at grenfell tower, that familiar green height and the words grenfell forever in our hearts. a familiar site for so many people who have followed the tragedy of this fire when it happened in 2017, june 2017, and the story of the survivors, the relatives of those who died as a result of the fire. they followed that story, as well as those. story, as well as they t

angela, katenka, angela. oh, andryusha, you're here quickly.y the way, the best friend of the murdered vera palna. she wasn't in st. petersburg, she called now, so we have a chance. yeah, here's olya, katya, that's sacred. a womanizer, a child in exchange for a refrigerator, i worked in a rental store, at that time it was impossible to buy a refrigerator or get one, well she asked me, if a new batch arrives, tell me, well i tell her, but i need a child, you work in a maternity hospital, and so instead of a refrigerator a child was obtained, a resident of the volgograd region found out that 39 years ago she was adopted, and her biological mother abandoned her in the maternity hospital, without even giving her a name, she was little, take her, she'll be a babe... the defense has declared another witness, and where is he? mash, i found him, so take him faster, but he's not real, but that same castrated one, i need your help, i'm fired, in general there is something to do, tell me what you know, you will sit in comfort, by the way, this is importan

not only does he now have keir starmer, angela raynen now have keir starmer, angela rayner, lots of peopleeneficiary of the largesse from his giving, but also now probably dozens of newly elected labour mps , probably in some of labour mps, probably in some of their safer seats. these people will be in parliament for decades who probably owe him one. it's very, very fishy. >> this looks awful, benjamin, doesn't it? it looks absolutely awful. it looks as though and again, you know, we've reached out to ali for comment on this. and i imagine that he would vociferously deny this is yet to get back to us. but, you know, it's easy to pose the question, isn't it, really, that did he give a load of money to a variety of different people? and then was he in a position to be able to select which candidates he wanted? those people might owe him something . he wanted? those people might owe him something. is he wanted? those people might owe him something . is that maybe owe him something. is that maybe where all the money has gone for that level of influence ? that level of influence? >> no. i mean,

with both reeves and deputy leader angela raynen reeves and deputy leader angela rayner, who receivedr amount declaring the posh frocks as office support, now the less charitable would call that cooking the books. i would never make such an accusation. a labour election candidate, liam conlon also received £10,000 from lord waheed alli to support his successful campaign in july of this year. now this is the same liam conlon who just happens to be the son of labour's chief of staff, sue gray, who was instrumental in the granting of an access all areas pass to number 10 for lord alli. now that's probably just a crazy coincidence, although alli has since been stripped of the pass. i can't imagine why. foreign secretary david lammy took a £10,000 donation from a saudi supporting pr executive. even though his new job involves taking a neutral position on the world stage, particularly in the hot mess that is the middle east. education secretary bridget phillipson, who backs a policy of taxing elite education, how that helps the country is anyone's guess, has admitted to receiving £14,000 fr

so, but it statement says angela lee was engaged in the same man as o m. s o contracting office, but chose not to accept a fee for her services. and so, and so it is a lack of consultation and transparency. the youngster, hiring of david's wife want us to have plenty of stories at the programming team being told they need to program. such an artist from china, whom david lee has often suggest. david is connected, which has been a fantastic asset, potentially. but then when decent asked us to give the opportunities that they may or may not otherwise have had with that's the gray area. and that's where it starts to become really uncomfortable. china base to find really cheap is one of these recruits they doing with the orchestra in the 2014 in old role chinese. the concert the image. so normally use is seems to be services to arrange travel and visas for, for an office. but when moved came to record with the m. s. o. in 2017. david lee to charge the violinist getting a known look visa online. we think that everything is okay. and then we found out that he wa

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lesley, i see angela rayneris conference.y, i see angela rayner is still mouthing off about partygate. if that's all she's got, she's in no position to point the finger at anyone. and henry, a bit of sarcasm here is starmer's boss, miss grey, speaking at the labour party conference. he always looks like a scared rabbit. rayner is waiting to pounce . right? okay. waiting to pounce. right? okay. interesting stuff, so let's get straight into it, shall we? the labour party conference has indeed kicked off in liverpool as a fresh football freebie row emerges for prime minister and his chief of staff. yes, that's sue gray deputy prime minister angela rayner has said she understands the frustration over the sleaze row , but argued the sleaze row, but argued freebies have been a feature of our politics for a very long time . let's get more with our time. let's get more with our political editor. time. let's get more with our political editor . chris hope is political editor. chris hope is up in liverpool for us. mr hope, lovely to se

they're saying angela rayner in talks to aboush saying angela rayner in talks to abolish right to buyter pocketing 49,000 from scheme, which makes it sound like it was directly related. or you know what a cheek she sold her house and there was a scandal over it. but the investigation found that she hadn't done anything wrong there. >> it's good that they printed all of the allegations again. >> yeah, they're just putting the allegation there without any real need to. but but the question is, i think what we're all looking at here is whether this is the labour party just wanting to tear down tory policies or whether it is a policy that's not realistic anymore with the need for housing. >> so there was i mean, i vaguely remember it at the time and there was a there was a degree of concern that they were doing it to sort of gerrymander a little bit as well, weren't they? there were some neighbourhoods that they thought would turn blue if people were allowed to become property owners, own a house. probably some truth to that . wandsworth some truth to that. wandsworth was obituaries. >> t

i actually think is unfair on angela eagle , who in unfair on angela eagle, who in my time in parliamentparliamentarian. >> she was always there, always contributing, ran for leadership of the labour party to try and get rid of the hard left jeremy corbyn. i've never thought she was a bad person and i thought she was rather an impressive parliamentarian. so though dismissing her as a nobody's clever politics, it's not really true. she is quite important. >> oh, she's very important and she's in the government. and as you say, she speaks for the government. >> so that is why she's a minor home office. >> let me have my word. no, i'm just okay. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you know, when you're in the government, you speak for the government. and that's why the prime minister has rightly had to slap her down. >> and say that she doesn't speak for the government on this. she should be ashamed of herself. she is a very experienced politician, and she should know. rule one when you're a government minister is you're a government minister is you do not interfere in anybody else's elections. you don't

angela rayner talking about speeding _ all. angela rayner talking about speeding that - all.r talking i about speeding that process all. angela rayner talking - about speeding that process up. there is this connected feeling that this is stuff that should have been done months, years ago. now there is this great process of catching up. i think that's right and sometimes it does take something it takes a moment to does take something it takes a momen. ., ., ., , does take something it takes a momenl ., ., ., , , .,, ., moment to galvanise people to net the moment to galvanise people to get the momentum _ moment to galvanise people to get the momentum happening | get the momentum happening again and i think for the community in north kensington, for the people who live beneath that hour, many of whom will have known people who died, my many of them are removed families or survivors. they will have a sense that things move at a snails pace. if you go right back to the days after the fire, there was a sense then of political momentum, something is going to happen, we can't wait f

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raynen hypocrisy a moment ago of angela rayner.risy about conservatives coming out and saying, you mustn't be bowing to vociferous backbenchers when that's pretty much what the tories have been doing for the last 3 to 5 years. and politics aside, in all of this, you know, this is a very legalistic approach. we've had independent diplomats saying that the party have trod very, very carefully on this. they've been at pains to say that they are zionists. they're in favour of israel and its right to self—determination and self—defence . but what they're self—defence. but what they're saying is we've had new legal advice commissioned by a conservative prime minister, rishi sunak, and we're following the letter of international law. >> yeah. and america disagrees with them. so even if the biden administration, which has been somewhat equivocal in terms of its support in recent months for israel, is saying that this test hasn't been passed. and you'll note that the labour defence secretary yesterday refused to say if he was confident that

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now angela >> it's 10 pm. patrick christys tonight . now angela rayner tonight.eived and is not in receipt of pension credit or certain other means tested benefits will no longer receive the winter fuel payments from this year onwards. labour did do an impact assessment on winter fuel payments, apparently, but now they're refusing to reveal that as well. and our solution is a new brand that strikes out hate replacing it with a simple bar of hope, reducing the visual power of the word hate. it turns out that a labour party whip and other mps are also members of a hard core left wing campaign group called hope, not hate. should that be allowed? and in the last few minutes as well, it's emerged that david lammy, the foreign secretary, and shabana mahmood, the justice secretary, have reportedly taken £10,000 donations each from a saudi backer. so i'll bring you more detail on that reported in the telegraph also tonight. >> england in particular in recent decades , our identity has recent decades, our identity has started to fray . started to fray. >> why are patrioti

my name is angela lee. i mechanised spot of piano when i was age full in her biography, and julie tells of having come to a stray re 1990 to studying piano. but this was 11 and she had a successful career as a soloist prior to husband joining the image of the board. much to the just may is easy. sions and stuff. she's a fine pianist, but she's a fine amateur pianist. there are a number of staff members at the embassy who are exceptional. oddest composes musicians performers. but they don't put themselves forward to be sold on the main stage of one of the finest offices in australia, and set themselves up alongside to talk musicians in the world. 101 east understands that the plays committee elected by the orchestra has made numerous complaints about angelina's engagement since her 1st appearance under the image of bena in 20. 19 eliza, they turned around and promoters are again for another consul much to the annoyance with most of the orchestra. and when someone rise that they would drift down. so bringing