it makes me actually think of angela rayner. _ makes me actually think of angela rayner, he was affectionatelyes angela because she is very young grandmother and it is quite a cool thing _ young grandmother and it is quite a cool thing to be.— coolthing to be. fascinating. thank ou both coolthing to be. fascinating. thank you both very _ coolthing to be. fascinating. thank you both very much _ coolthing to be. fascinating. thank you both very much indeed - coolthing to be. fascinating. thank you both very much indeed and - coolthing to be. fascinating. thank you both very much indeed and will| you both very much indeed and will do it all over again very shortly. that is it for the papers and as i said, then we back injust that is it for the papers and as i said, then we back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. goodbye for now and websites here. goodbye for now and next is the sport. good evening. she said she couldn't believe it, but charlotte dujardin has overtaken rower dame katherine grainger as britain's most decorated fem

we now come to the opposition deputy leader, angela rayner. thank. deputy leader, angela rayner.fghanistan during the last 20 years, including my honourable friend, the members for barnsley central and norwich south and many other honourable members across this house. my own brother served in the british army forces during that period, so i know how it feels to say goodbye to a loved one before a tour of duty. thankfully, mr speaker, i do not know how it feels not to see your loved one come home again and the pain that those families have gone through is unimaginable. hundreds of british men and women lost their lives in the service of our country. many more were wounded or injured and still suffer the physical and emotional scars. they have shown extraordinary bravery, skill and courage, so today, mr speaker, to everyone who served in afghanistan and to all that loved them and support them, we say a huge thank you. there have been moments of huge difficulty in the last two decades and the situation on the ground in afghanistan today is more concerning than at any other time in m

deputy leader angela rayner set out the party's vision for a post—pandemic britain with what she called0 a minimum of £10 per hour. people in britain shouldn't have to go to work and really struggle to feed their families and support themselves in very low—paid, insecure work. so today is about making sure that everybody gets rights from day one in employment, can have the right for flexible working, notjust for the employer but for the employees as well, who have done so much on adapting and working from home over this period, and making sure everybody has a minimum of at least £10 an hour real living wage. i think that would really boost our economy, but also give people some security respecting work. we think that is the absolute minimum people should expect. a few specifics, flexible working, that is a right rather than a request? so it would have to be granted under your plan? unless there is an exceptional reason why they can't. if we look at what has happened during the pandemic, many people who were told before they could work not from home or they could not possibly work flexib

deputy leader angela rayner set out the party's vision for a post—pandemic britain with what she calleding wage, and reduced unemployment. singer and presenter ronan keating has accepted substantial damages from news group newspapers over phone—hacking of his voicemails. his legal team said stories which emerged in newspapers between 1996 and 2011 caused him "considerable distress," and led to him distrusting some of his closest friends. news group newspapers apologised for the distress caused in relation to the news of the world, which closed in 2011. vintage, pre—loved, orsecond—hand — whatever you call them, clothes that have had a previous owner are all the rage, largely due to concerns about sustainability. now — in what's thought to be a first in the uk — a permanent fashion "swap shop" for adults has opened in london. �*swappers' pay a membership fee to visit the store, and to exchange items they no longer want. jonelle awomoyi has more. i'd spend about £300 a month on clothing. one day i had a girls' night at my house, and the girls came around and we were like, let's go out ins

the shadow secretary for future of work, angela rayner, explained what labour's new deal for working right for flexible working, not just for the employer but for the employees as well, who have done so much on adapting and working from home in this period, and making sure everybody has a minimum of at least £10 an hour living wage. i think that would really boost our economy, but also give people some security respecting work. we think that is the absolute minimum people should expect. a few specifics, flexible working, that is a right rather than a request? unless there is an exceptional reason why they can't. if we look at what has happened during the pandemic, many people who were told before they could work from home or they can possibly work flexibly have been incredibly flexible over this period. i know a lot of employers are very appreciative of the staff who have done that but what we want to do is make sure there is a real work — life balance to people of the right to switch off and people have the right to request flexible working and that should be granted, unless there a

but a tweet from his deputy angela rayner at saint let me be clear. _ angela rayner at saint let me bet is a reference to a willingness, _ she says. that is a reference to a willingness, at an earlier stage of the tournament, or an unwillingness from downing street to directly condemn the booing by some signs of the taking _ condemn the booing by some signs of the taking of the knee by england players _ the taking of the knee by england players and others during the tournament. a little later on downing _ tournament. a little later on downing street altered its language and said _ downing street altered its language and said players should respect a decisioh~ — and said players should respect a decision... fans should respect a decision— decision... fans should respect a decision taken by players if they chose _ decision taken by players if they chose to— decision taken by players if they chose to take the knee. something of a politicised response here and then a politicised response here and then a second _ a politicised response here and then a second question that is being asked. —

were you conspiring to get the deputy leader angela rayner to | the deputy leader angela rayner to becomeader of the party at the moment? i’m else to be the leader of the party at the moment?— at the moment? i'm not up for conspiracies. _ at the moment? i'm not up for conspiracies, i'm _ at the moment? i'm not up for conspiracies, i'm not— at the moment? i'm not up for conspiracies, i'm not up - at the moment? i'm not up for conspiracies, i'm not up for. at the moment? i'm not up for i conspiracies, i'm not up for talking about individuals, i am up for talking about how the party moved forward from this great result to win at the next general election. and to win at the next general election with keir starmer as your leader? . �* , . . election with keir starmer as your leader? . �* , ., ., ., leader? that's a matter for the -a as leader? that's a matter for the party as a _ leader? that's a matter for the party as a whole. _ leader? that's a matter for the party as a whole, what - leader? that's a matter for the party as a whole, what i - leader? that's a matter for the party as a whole,