who has accused number— from angela rayner who has accused number ten — from angela rayner whothink over the next few weeks _ temples. i think over the next few weeks we — temples. i think over the next few weeks we are going to have a tough time _ weeks we are going to have a tough time i_ weeks we are going to have a tough time. i mean, ordinary people are going to _ time. i mean, ordinary people are going to he — time. i mean, ordinary people are going to be experiencing the direct impact _ going to be experiencing the direct impact of— going to be experiencing the direct impact of the strikes, and as digby says. _ impact of the strikes, and as digby says. i_ impact of the strikes, and as digby says, i think it's hard to understand how if nurses go on strike, that doesn't affect patient well—being, that doesn't affect people — well—being, that doesn't affect people who are ill in hospitals. but we had _ people who are ill in hospitals. but we had all— people who are ill in hospitals. but we had all of this is going on, you are going to— we had all of this is going on, you ar

angela rayner has gone tonight.a charity deejay battle. take a look at the deputy leader of the party in action last night in manchester. blustery . well, there you go that was entrance and odie love set you free. well, diane hodges , the free. well, diane hodges, the journalist from the mail on sunday was not impressed. he tweeted the following. he said, i like angela labour, need to realise they've now got their best chance of forming government for over a decade . government for over a decade. and that's involves convincing people who have doubts that they're serious people with a serious plan for leading the country. so is it wrong for politicians to let hair down in public? does it give wrong impression? emily . public? does it give wrong impression? emily. i i think that angela whole thing is that, you know, she's one of the lads and enjoy that about her and that's much her schtick. but i would also argue that people love boris and boris clearly love boris and boris clearly love to party too. so i don't know t

angela rayner has gone tonight.a charity deejay battle. take a look at the deputy leader of the party in action last night in manchester. blustery . well, there you go that was entrance and odie love set you free. well, diane hodges , the free. well, diane hodges, the journalist from the mail on sunday was not impressed. he tweeted the following. he said, i like angela labour, need to realise they've now got their best chance of forming government for over a decade . government for over a decade. and that's involves convincing people who have doubts that they're serious people with a serious plan for leading the country. so is it wrong for politicians to let hair down in public? does it give wrong impression? emily . public? does it give wrong impression? emily. i i think that angela whole thing is that, you know, she's one of the lads and enjoy that about her and that's much her schtick. but i would also argue that people love boris and boris clearly love boris and boris clearly love to party too. so i don't know t

you think this is brilliant to have angela rayner acting this way?you know , i won't be all, you know, i won't be lectured on competence in public office by. a man that said liz truss was going to be the best prime minister this country had seen for 30 years. anyone seen for 30 years. if anyone isn't serious office, it's isn't serious in office, it's the the woman you backed. the girl. the woman you backed. well, i obviously completely stand said, but stand by everything i said, but you the establishment, you know, the establishment, we're a we're out together in a globalist have globalist code. we'll have that debate. day. look at debate. another day. i look at where the country's at now. look at the countries that you at where the countries that you look the cuts are now. look at where the cuts are now. i'm not sure that helps. but the point about this and i think the context really important context is really important first night. first it was a saturday night. it's not she was skipping it's not like she was skipping it, but it was a fundraiser f

you think this is brilliant to have angela rayner acting this way?you know , i won't be all, you know, i won't be lectured on competence in public office by. a man that said liz truss was going to be the best prime minister this country had seen for 30 years. anyone seen for 30 years. if anyone isn't serious office, it's isn't serious in office, it's the the woman you backed. the girl. the woman you backed. well, i obviously completely stand said, but stand by everything i said, but you the establishment, you know, the establishment, we're a we're out together in a globalist have globalist code. we'll have that debate. day. look at debate. another day. i look at where the country's at now. look at the countries that you at where the countries that you look the cuts are now. look at where the cuts are now. i'm not sure that helps. but the point about this and i think the context really important context is really important first night. first it was a saturday night. it's not she was skipping it's not like she was skipping it, but it was a fundraiser f

interestingly, where labour will make way and i do wish angela rayner would sometimes attack the governments herface, this the governments with less hate in her face, this contorted the governments with less hate in herface, this contorted rage the governments with less hate in her face, this contorted rage that she comes out with every time she wants to attack is going to become almost a caricature of herself and i wish he didn't. the essence of it is actually... tote wish he didn't. the essence of it is actually- - -— actually... we will leave it there. that's quite _ actually... we will leave it there. that's quite personal _ actually... we will leave it there. that's quite personal and - actually... we will leave it there. l that's quite personal and obviously subjective and your opinion, and just to bring in a statement released by michelle mone's office that has had with immediate effect, baroness mone will be taking a leave of absence in order to clear her name of the allegations that had been unjustly levelled against her. that's it for the papers this hour. my my thinking to both ou

deputy labour leader angela rayner says the pm should remove the whip from baroness monet .. she monet. but he's too weak. she saw the writing on the wall, did what she feels she needs to . but what she feels she needs to. but it shows also that the prime minister's still not tackling the problems face that was around this vip illegal fast track lane he put in his picture and strategy and how they behave groups and that's still a problem to this day the prime minister is still not with . the minister is still not with. the health secretary has told the house of commons. we are seeing an earlier peak in strep a than usual, but there is no new strain at least children have died from bacterial infection in the uk september. the latest as five year old from belfast the government says antibiotics could be given to children at schools affected by strep infections as . a preventative infections as. a preventative measure and nhs gp. dr. veena is urging parents to be on the lookout for symptoms . if you're lookout for symptoms. if you're a parent with , a young child, a parent with

and deputy leader angela rayner accepted more than deputy leader angela rayner accepted more tha n £750d more than £750 worth of royal tickets and hotel stays from unison . and that's what it from unison. and that's what it to speak at a union event. from unison. and that's what it to speak at a union event . at an to speak at a union event. at an event this year. and separately, trade unions have donated more tha n £15 million to party than £15 million to party constituency groups and its employees since spring 2020. so james, i'll start with you. this is an illegal. is this problematic in your view ? well, problematic in your view? well, what's problematic is the daily mail scraping the bottle bottom of the barrel to impugn the labour party , which is very easy labour party, which is very easy to impugn. but 35 crime and minor . i to impugn. but 35 crime and minor. i mean, you know , now, minor. i mean, you know, now, rachel hopkin is the shadow cabinet office minister with whom we're all familiar , aren't whom we're all familiar, aren't we, matthew? the poor thing got a seat at the t

sir keir and his deputy angela rayner were cleared by the police.y mps were, like most of westminster, waiting for sue gray. on 25th may, she finally published her full report, and it was quite the read. this is it, finally. we've been waiting months for this report. it gave details of late night drinking, even vomiting. there were photos of several events as well as criticism of a lack of leadership. did you tell parliament the truth, prime minister? do you stand by everything you told mps before? i have been as surprised and disappointed as anyone else in this house is the revelations have unfolded. that report lays bare the rot that under the prime minister has spread in number ten. with nothing more left to wait for, more tory mps got out their pens to try to trigger a confidence vote. it's thought 28 have now been sent. 5a are needed to trigger a vote. as the country spent the weekend celebrating thejubilee, the prime minister was booed on his way into st paul's cathedral. the tory drumbeat of discontent finally reached a climax. it's monday an

in the public. of harm to the front line workers in the ublic. f so, you heard at length from angela raynerhing we used to talk about so much at the start of the covid pandemic. we know that michelle mone is taking a leave of axed —— leave of absence with immediate effect after her company was caught up in allegations about that. that is why there is that debate there on the floor of the comments right now. the health minister are still speaking. we willjust pull away because it may be at continues for sometime and there is an awful lot else to talk about today, not least a lot of strikes that have been called today. first, let'sjust head strikes that have been called today. first, let's just head to a political correspondentjonathan blake, because he has been listening to that quite lengthy debates. it is fair to say there might be people who are watching who don't know a huge amount about it, certainly don't know who baroness mone is. explain what is going on here and the significance of it.— the significance of it. labour has ut the significance of it. labour has put forward _ the signif

the angela rayner say the trade union.se to me this is so 1970s also it doesn't really make any sense. we one of two things must happen if starmer does what he's saying is do one. the kids go off into the state sector , which would then state sector, which would then have to have the problem educating when it's not particularly well resourced or the schools just dump the prices and the parents pay in which case that's the end of the between the state sector and the independent said. do you want more of that rather than less? i was trying to get to the point of julie, who would still be able to afford it or not. what you'll have now is total polarisation, so really wealthy can you squeeze out can still go. you squeeze out the classes who the middle classes who would desperately going desperately but going holidays different to the children different things to the children to and you're right to and you're quite right typical labour thought typical labour hadn't thought about like about the finances on like 600,000 have to 6

angela rayner. madam — that is the rule. angela rayner.site can give us some light on this whole murky affair. madam deputy speaker, let's turn to the numbers. because as they say, the numbers don't lie. ten, how many times a company was more likely to get a contract if it was in the vip lane. one in five, the proportion of emergency contract handed out by the government that have been flagged for corruption. 3.5 billion. that's the value, in pounds, of contracts given to the tory party's makes that we know. 3 billion, the value in pounds of contracts awarded that merit further investigation. none, zero, zilch, the number of times this government has come clean on this dodgy medpro scandal. the cover—up, a whitewash, events swept over the carpet now they have been dragged kicking and screaming to the house today to give an honest account about their shameful dealings. the public are sick of being ripped off, and being taken for schools, and they want to know the truth. —— being taken full. i will give way. t5 know the truth. -- being taken

angela rayner says it's the worst for the conservatives in the city since 1832.he angry with the conservatives who have crushed the economy that they've their sleep cars that's engulfed them, the constant bickering, the not being able to get britain moving again, everyone feels like it's again, everyone feels like it's a constant backlog and they're damaging our economy and that damaging our economy and that damaging people's prospects and the people of chester the city of chester have given a huge message to the conservative voice that they want change and they want a labour government . they want a labour government. two teenage boys have been charged with the murders. 216 year olds, he was stabbed to death just a mile apart in south—east london. kearney caelan keith was found intends meat and charlie pitolo and ap wood. last month met police says the boys aged and 16 will appear at bromley magistrates later. an 18 year old man was also arrested this morning in connection with their deaths . connection with their deaths. rmt union boss is holding urgent talks w

did you see angela rayner see video of angela rayner raving other day?oliticians. well we've got diana who can't do maths got diana but who can't do maths got dawn butler who just blocks people the clowns people is we've got the clowns in the labour frontbench. i think guys are running as a clown all. think she's, clown at all. i think she's, i think she's, she's she's a working woman and we don't working class woman and we don't have that, you know, the top high the party. high echelons of the tory party. and what people and again that's what people want to see, want, normality want to see, want, see normality and stability that's and stability and now that's what she looks what angela rayner is, she looks like any on like any, any, any woman on saturday night a good saturday night having a good time. there's time. i mean there's, there's just a politician just because she's a politician doesn't mean that doesn't mean, doesn't mean that she sit there be she has to sit there to be boring. although i run from boring. although i just run from fields for ex

so they have a quote from angela rayner which is the labour party deputy prime minister, which is veryfavourably blown up into the headline suggesting that it is the tory government that are shambolic in their handling of this. so there are all kinds of ways you can spend less depending whether or not you want to claim that this is an example of the tory party being unable to impose order on the country or the labour party causing trouble with their friends in the union, but, of course, what all of us are going to have to deal with in our real lives is a very direct impact on our services that are disrupted and what does an already very, difficult time for a lot of people.— for a lot of people. let's go back to the financial— for a lot of people. let's go back to the financial times _ for a lot of people. let's go back to the financial times because l for a lot of people. let's go backi to the financial times because it says tory mps are asking why the government hasn't moved faster with laws designed to keep the railways running and saying that this was promised three years ago. this

they listen to angela rayner, who was on the programme earlier.portion. i have been pushing urgent — proportion. i have been pushing urgent questions to get to the bottom — urgent questions to get to the bottom of why £200 million was spent on a company not even registered when _ on a company not even registered when the — on a company not even registered when the tory peer approached ministers — when the tory peer approached ministers to get that contract. she is talkint ministers to get that contract. ’iie: is talking about ppe ministers to get that contract. 5i9: is talking about ppe medpro, ministers to get that contract. 5i9 is talking about ppe medpro, this company that was set up around the time of the pandemic. it is interesting because there is another part of the story, that company was recommended to ministers by the conservative peer baroness michelle mone. labour has also been looking into a guardian newspaper report that baroness michelle mone was a beneficiary of a trust, which may have got some money from the profits of ppe medpro.

and angela rayner saying , saying rayner is sort of saying, saying that strikes are doing good that theikes are doing good job, which isn't the sort of language which is particularly helpful to keir but you helpful to keir starmer, but you might that would help rishi sunak's out when it comes down to it, polling just sort of to it, the polling just sort of suggests that people at suggests that people look at what's they think the what's on and they think the government's the government's in crisis, the government's in crisis, the government the country government can't run the country . we're going to . and that's what we're going to be afraid of. all right, as be very afraid of. all right, as always, olivia, to see you. great talk you back out great to talk to you back out there the laptop and the there onto the laptop and the phone then back and see phone and then come back and see us 1:00 and bring us up to us at 1:00 and bring us up to date with anything date with with anything that that may or may not have happened. makes grateful of that sitting in the studio sitting here live in

deputy labour leader angela rayner says the pm should remove whip from the baroness, but is too weak. she saw the writing on the wall and did what she feels she needs to. but it shows also that the prime minister is still not tackling the problems we face. it was around this bp illegal track lane that he put in his procurement strategy on how receive goods and that's a problem to this day the prime minister still not dealing with the health secretary has told the health secretary has told the house of commons we are seeing earlier peak in strep a than usual, but is no new strain . at least nine children have died from the bacteria infection in the uk since september. the latest is a five year old from belfast. the government says antibiotics could be given to children at schools by strep a as a preventative measure . nhs as a preventative measure. nhs gp dr. veena babu is urging parents to be on the for symptoms. if you're a parent with a young child look up, the symptoms have , a look at google symptoms have, a look at google images of what the skin rashes look like. have the informa

labour's deputy leader angela rayner accused the government of presiding over what she described as ailways ahead of further strikes. they should be getting round the table and discussing it. 4% when, you know, cost of living crisis at the moment, does seem like a low offer, and these reforms as well which the unions have said they are quite happy to negotiate on that, i think there is a deal to be done. every single day that those workers have been on strike, they have lost pay, so they don't want to do this, they want to find a resolution. our political correspondent nick eardley is at westminster. our chief political correspondent. good morning. the transport minister said the government has facilitated what he has described as a new improved offer, all of these offers about what is on the table are very loaded and disputed. is there any more the government can facilitate at this point?— at this point? that is a good question. — at this point? that is a good question. i— at this point? that is a good question, i think _ at this point? that is a good question, i think the - at this

your colleague angela rayner, deputy angela rayner, the deputy leader, links to lead with leader, saidth the a good guy. he's the rmt is a good guy. he's doing job. do you agree? doing a good job. do you agree? well, certainly well, he's certainly doing a very good job standing up for members and i don't know if you've interviewed him yet, andrew have done but he's been on the putting the in a very articulate way , whether it is articulate way, whether it is mcleish whether is grinch he's closing down christmas . well we closing down christmas. well we have to do agree that the i don't want to see the strikes happening over christmas. of course i do tell him to call them off. so well. also let's tell the government to get around table find around the table and find a solution. seen that the latest offer that's been made over a couple of years has been rejected. sides need to rejected. both sides need to move to they want move further to that. they want to in dawn neesom on to bring in dawn neesom just on keir can i ask keir starmer. can i ask a question? harold wilson it's always been

it's angela rayner.. set and she did the classic in trance rave truck and she did it at a charity do by organised by andy burnham in greater manchester to raise money for rough sleepers for emergency bed and food . over the christmas and food. over the christmas penod and food. over the christmas period they raised a total of about period they raised a total of abou t £9,000 so far. people are about £9,000 so far. people are saying that it's a sign that politicians aren't being serious to really understand the hoo ha. she's just having fun . what's she's just having fun. what's the problem? yeah i'm on a night out. we were going out. don't like that. we can see her moves now. normally arms in the air like that. the first seven points in, isn't it? when i start doing that. yeah. oh. leaning forward due to instability. it's fair but yeah. i mean what's the difference between that and vince cable on strictly there is no difference good on a good on she's got there is punching up voice on it i'd rather see t

now back to the by—election in chester the deputy leader of the labour party angela rayner joined thehis is the worst defeat for the conservatives since 1832. it was very clear when we were going on the doorstep that people are genuinely really concerned about the cost of living. that came up time and time again. they are angry with the conservatives, who have crashed the economy, the sleaze that has engulfed them, constant bickering, not being able to get britain moving again. everybody feels it is a constant backlog and they are damaging our economy, and damaging people's prospects. the people of chester, the city of chester, have given a huge message to the conservatives that they want to change and they want a labour government. up to 13,000 ukrainian soldiers have been killed since the start of russia's invasion, according to an adviser to president zelensky. but that has not been confirmed by ukraine's military. the russian death toll is estimated to be between 9,000 and 18,000. vincent mcaviney reports. in newly liberated kherson, ukrainian servicemen patrol near apartment bloc

labour's deputy leader angela rayner accused the government of presiding over a "complete shambles" ony should be getting round the table and discussing it. 4% when, you know, cost of living crisis at the moment, does seem like a low offer, and these reforms as well which the unions have said they are quite happy to negotiate on that, i think there is a deal to be done. every single day that those workers have been on strike, they have lost pay, so they don't want to do this, they want to find a resolution. our political correspondent nick eardley has the latest from westminster on what role ministers are playing in the negotiations. i think the view in whitehalljust now is, yes, ministers have a role to play in facilitating this all, that there needs to be a bit more movement in the talks for the government to play any meaningful role. this has always been a bit of a tricky situation because there are different interpretations of exactly what ministers can and should be doing. the government argues it is not its role to be involved in direct talks between the unions and the rail deliv

it's angela rayner.. set and she did the classic in trance rave truck and she did it at a charity do by organised by andy burnham in greater manchester to raise money for rough sleepers for emergency bed and food . over the christmas and food. over the christmas penod and food. over the christmas period they raised a total of about period they raised a total of abou t £9,000 so far. people are about £9,000 so far. people are saying that it's a sign that politicians aren't being serious to really understand the hoo ha. she's just having fun . what's she's just having fun. what's the problem? yeah i'm on a night out. we were going out. don't like that. we can see her moves now. normally arms in the air like that. the first seven points in, isn't it? when i start doing that. yeah. oh. leaning forward due to instability. it's fair but yeah. i mean what's the difference between that and vince cable on strictly there is no difference good on a good on she's got there is punching up voice on it i'd rather see t

amount because as a charter for union rights workers rights, which was launched by keir starmer and angela raynerlast time the labour conference , the one before. so conference, the one before. so labour labour's got a whole swathe of things to deal with working class people, working people, whole set of proposals there. and in this you there. and in this case, you know, the origin of the know, there the origin of the commitment for labour to tackle racial equality is renewed. it comes doreen lawrence. comes from doreen lawrence. doreen laws did a review for the labour and of all the labour party and of all the senior figures in life senior figures in public life and surely one, one who is and she's surely one, one who is most failed by the racism of the metropolitan police . is that metropolitan police. is that structural? i think it is. and it was structural. that's what the the review of found and the what the review of found and it's going to take a long time to root out some of the factors which actually discriminate which actually discriminate which put , which actually discriminate which p

i think i can explain why rather than saying, you know , this group of people about angela rayner sayingm, i think was something that was rude. i was very deep offended by that comment. but this a substantial this is there's a substantial difference between saying this group are bad and group of people are bad and i think targeting think saying targeting individual and outlawing a particular course of action which you just said with regards to jo brand and nigel farage too, i think that's qualitatively different actually. i it's a lot actually. i think it's a lot more violent and hateful. and then battery no, then secondly, battery acid. no, i'm saying agree . do you i'm saying i agree. do you agree? agree that's agree? i agree that that's qualitatively different, that tory saying this person tory scum is saying this person deserves i think that two deserves x. i think that two different things. and then secondly , clarkson , this secondly, with clarkson, this was drafted, written edits it proof proofread and published . proof proofread and published. and so you've got four or five peopl

indeed, angela rayner, labour's deputy leader, saying it was a militant government.her nhs staff announced their walk out and two days of the christmas period. it's a move that's placed more pressure on ministers to tackle in ministers trying to tackle in dust action. well you've dust drill action. well you've been getting in touch with us with your views, the strikes and this growing crisis at christmas. of says, christmas. derek of all, says, well, well, chicken's coming home roost. for government home to roost. for a government threw sink at covid threw the kitchen sink at covid don't mind spending threw the kitchen sink at covid don't mind spendin g £7 million a don't mind spending £7 million a day to illegal migrants, day to house illegal migrants, but even talk to our public sector workers about a decent wage were blind to wage. if people were blind to this government, have this government, eyes have now opened. this government, eyes have now opened . john, meanwhile, says if opened. john, meanwhile, says if someone dies or illness deteriorate due to ambulance,

and you mentioned angela rayner in the interim touch on a few of them, but even her story has become section this year. i think actually she's had a tremendous year as a politician. think she's grown in stature. i think a number of things have been about her things have been said about her personal background . we know her personal background. we know her backstory single mother, backstory as a single mother, but a number of ways that she's described herself. language described herself. her language , her approach may not be to the taste . most or a lot of taste. most people or a lot of people there is an audience that she is a voice and she's she is a voice for and she's resonating with them. and she's also engaging with them through different channels , either different channels, either through mainstream media or be that through social media. going out there and being, as you mentioned. we have mentioned. but then we have others you people like others, you know, people like matt who are leaving matt hancock, who are leaving the political stage. but whereas former politicians sort

the newly elected mp samantha dixon was joined by deputy leader of the labour party angela rayner a shortre genuinely really concerned about the cost of living. that came up time and time again. they're angry with the conservatives who have crashed the economy, the sleaze that's engulfed them, the constant bickering the not being able to get britain moving again. everyone feels like it's not a constant backlog and they're damaging our economy and their damaging people's prospects and the people of chester, the city of chester have given a huge message to the conservatives that they want change and they want a labour government. it is the time of year when thoughts turn to festive food. christmas dinner, big family meals, and eating out with friends but budgets are stretched — and new data out today predicts christmas dinner will cost a fifth more than last year. so our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has been looking for ways to eat well on a budget — and she's had some professional help from our colleagues at bbc food. i'm in birmingham for this road trip, and i'm delighted t

and you mentioned angela rayner in the interim touch on a few of them, but even her story has become section this year. i think actually she's had a tremendous year as a politician. think she's grown in stature. i think a number of things have been about her things have been said about her personal background . we know her personal background. we know her backstory single mother, backstory as a single mother, but a number of ways that she's described herself. language described herself. her language , her approach may not be to the taste . most or a lot of taste. most people or a lot of people there is an audience that she is a voice and she's she is a voice for and she's resonating with them. and she's also engaging with them through different channels , either different channels, either through mainstream media or be that through social media. going out there and being, as you mentioned. we have mentioned. but then we have others you people like others, you know, people like matt who are leaving matt hancock, who are leaving the political stage. but whereas former politicians sort

i mean, step forward, reign of one forward, ending the reign of one queen rayner stella queen angela raynerre creasy, jess phillips. they were all on all women's shortlists. i'm not saying that they're not brilliant, etcetera. you brilliant, etcetera. but you have wonder . brilliant, etcetera. but you have wonder. if brilliant, etcetera. but you have wonder . if they brilliant, etcetera. but you have wonder. if they would have to wonder. if they would have to wonder. if they would have got their men up against them. what's incredible about that, those apps can't that, betty, those apps can't tell it so you are tell you what it is. so you are going to go with the shortlist. look, there's a pressure here because black people have suffered for years the idea that you're here because you're black you're here because you're black you're just of failure. you're just part of failure. will will over. do you still supplies? i mean, you know, you obviously black. i mean, do you worry that maybe you get jobs? you get you know, you get hired for comment shows like this because of the colour of your ski

and of course you've got someone like angela rayner on the left of the labour party that strikers partyaying that the strikers are good work, but the are doing good work, but the fact the isn't even fact that the labour isn't even 100% behind the unions is it's quite an interesting development really . watch this space with really. watch this space with interest as always do. olivia, great to see thank you very great to see you. thank you very indeed. exactly that. gb indeed. live exactly that. gb news correspondent on news political correspondent on the agenda. delighted the energy agenda. delighted to say that my first guest is muffett, who is the founder and former chair of the uk energy security group and also a firm former adviser to her majesty's government. indeed, on security, continue me if you want. but was i right in saying at the top of the programme the cumbria decision has absolutely nothing to do with energy security or energy supply . to do with energy security or energy supply. this is purely a industrial for the steel industry who want coking coal . industry who want c

i mean, step forward, reign of one forward, ending the reign of one queen rayner stella queen angela raynerre creasy, jess phillips. they were all on all women's shortlists. i'm not saying that they're not brilliant, etcetera. you brilliant, etcetera. but you have wonder . brilliant, etcetera. but you have wonder. if brilliant, etcetera. but you have wonder . if they brilliant, etcetera. but you have wonder. if they would have to wonder. if they would have to wonder. if they would have got their men up against them. what's incredible about that, those apps can't that, betty, those apps can't tell it so you are tell you what it is. so you are going to go with the shortlist. look, there's a pressure here because black people have suffered for years the idea that you're here because you're black you're here because you're black you're just of failure. you're just part of failure. will will over. do you still supplies? i mean, you know, you obviously black. i mean, do you worry that maybe you get jobs? you get you know, you get hired for comment shows like this because of the colour of your ski

and mine's going to be angela rayner, who's beginning get the tories to beginning to get the tories tocontracts that they gave to their cronies . i'm going to go with william because i think amanda's point really is the right one. despite every thing that harry has moaned about. well, actually , moaned about. well, actually, william is living that it is possible to live a relatively normal life , especially for normal life, especially for young children within the royal . amanda patel you were union jackass nominee rita ora turned it up the british fashion. tell me about this, because people have been talking about this all day. well they're going on. why? why are you such a prude about lovely rita ora and michael sheen? all she wore. let's watch what didn't that is what she didn't wear. that is what she didn't wear. that is what wore to the fashion what she wore to the fashion awards. he or even wearing awards. was he or even wearing any clothes . it's the fashion, i any clothes. it's the fashion, i think . done. any clothes. it's the fashion, i think. done. she any clothes. it's the

and mine's going to be angela rayner, who's beginning get the tories to beginning to get the tories tocontracts that they gave to their cronies . i'm going to go with william because i think amanda's point really is the right one. despite every thing that harry has moaned about. well, actually , moaned about. well, actually, william is living that it is possible to live a relatively normal life , especially for normal life, especially for young children within the royal . amanda patel you were union jackass nominee rita ora turned it up the british fashion. tell me about this, because people have been talking about this all day. well they're going on. why? why are you such a prude about lovely rita ora and michael sheen? all she wore. let's watch what didn't that is what she didn't wear. that is what she didn't wear. that is what wore to the fashion what she wore to the fashion awards. he or even wearing awards. was he or even wearing any clothes . it's the fashion, i any clothes. it's the fashion, i think . done. any clothes. it's the fashion, i think. done. she any clothes. it's the

proposed to investigate wrongdoing guided by an integrity and ethics commission as proposed by angela rayner day to day monitoring of standards in public life . and so standards in public life. and so that it standards in public life. and so thatitis standards in public life. and so that it is clear that the era of self—regulation at the centre is oven self—regulation at the centre is over. a citizens jury representing the public undertaking a regular review of standards in public life backed up standards in public life backed ”p by standards in public life backed up by a ban on all foreign funding of british politics and an end to mps. second jobs. so we need a clean up, but we also need to clear out 50,000 civil servants transferred out of london to sav e £200 million on london to save £200 million on the first 12 of many agencies that are also candidates of the special . to save millions of special. to save millions of pounds more to the benefit of all the proposals that rachel reevesis all the proposals that rachel reeves is making the replacement of the indefensible . eight 830 of the i

i mean, it'll be angela rayner as the next but it doesn't actually work because i mean i think we haveo discount liz truss pretty much as the nafion liz truss pretty much as the nation discounted . liz truss, nation discounted. liz truss, i'm not entirely sure that 44 actually makes it equation inoperable because but the rest of it is actually i hadn't thought about anthony antony and he, you know, they said he was the best advertisement, the 30 shilling taylor ever had. you know, he's a chap that used to wear homburg hat and great wear a homburg hat and is great fashion, you know? i mean, this and this wore out for you youngsters. i was there so youngsters. i was i was there so and the contrast did go and so. yes, the contrast did go from to macmillan, who came from him to macmillan, who came up lines, you up these great lines, you speaking as one crofter to speaking of as one crofter to another, , and so you another, you know, and so you did have that. it also works in america if you actually think about it with, you know, reagan, bush , clinton, you know, you can bush, clinton, you k

that is katharine foster gb news, political reporter, now labour deputy leader angela rayner said thatt electoral test following our party's record byelection win in chester. following for my chancellor sajid javid announcement that he is stepping down in the next general election . so is that the election. so is that the beginning of the end of a conservative government? while labour mp for birmingham perry bar joins me live now bar mahmood joins me live now down the line and there is good friend of ours on this programme. always good to see you. chester numbers i think show that if there were a general election tomorrow which of course they won't be? you'd have a majority, but it would be relatively slender compared to some of the headlines that we have endured . have labour got to have endured. have labour got to get a bit more realistic and a bit more objective about these results ? well, i think we are results? well, i think we are and i think this policy that we have to move along and to deliver for the country is what the what the people are saying and that's why we had the resu

that wes streeting he would declare labour's readiness to crack down on unions overall and then angela raynere right, the picket in terms of the health union. so i think ultimately proves that labour has little to no substance in any stance if they declare because they'll say anything to get to number ten and then backtrack on it regardless. i don't think that their policy to be trusted . their policy to be trusted. well, thank you very much for that. yes i sort of i'm thinking of the was it was tweeting you there, which you said hostile union. so it's not really all. thank you so much. loves speeches. thank you so much. loves speeches . i'm a cop and she's speeches. i'm a cop and she's a great british voice on gb news. let's see what you've been saying. says, do the saying. michael says, do the unions believe the unions really believe the government will accept inflation busting demands no busting pay rise demands no chance. are chance. labour are overwhelmingly funded unions. they need them on their side. john says the trade unions are the key for protection of workers rights in this countr

yeah and actually it's quite funny because actually angela rayner, his deputy, his loyal deputy, not how important is abolishing the house of lords? she said, well, you know, it's not number one priority and the like, you know they can't agree between they can't even agree between themselves things. themselves about these things. so know , i don't so clearly, you know, i don't think we're going to up on think we're going to hold up on that one too. no but then there is this other thing where he's talking about actually for the devolved nations, you hand certain powers that to me at the moment, westminster holds give that give more powers. so nicholas sturgeon won't have control over scotland's foreign policy , for example. that's a policy, for example. that's a big deal. we know it's huge. thatis big deal. we know it's huge. that is huge. you know, to have a foreign policy a different foreign policy in one of the is one part of the country is quite, quite absolute . what quite, quite the absolute. what did you make of it, stephanie ? did you make of it, stephanie? you were you grippe

the deputy labour leader angela rayner has accused rishi sunak of preserving a "rotten ethics regime"ver partygate. our political correspondent ione wells has the latest in westminster. rishi sunak was under pressure to fill the role because it had been vacant for months ever since the previous adviser on ministerial interests, lord geidt, resigned under borisjohnson, that was after he had essentially conceded that borisjohnson may have himself broken the rules that ministers have to follow after the scandal of partygate and various different gatherings during covid restrictions in downing street and whitehall. since then there has been no one filling this role and rishi sunak pledged during the leadership campaign that he would make it a priority. he said during his first speech as prime minister that he wanted to govern with integrity so many people have been asking where the independent adviser was, in the absence of one was drawn into sharp focus recently when rishi sunak�*s deputy dominic raab faced accusations of bullying which he denied. but there was nobody to officially inves

angela rayner said all tory were is that tory voters were scum. is that what you said. she doubled as well. yeah. and doubled down as well. yeah. and then so then apologised eventually so yeah. but the other yeah. you know, but the other side of it is that the side that i want to out is that the i want to point out is that the fact that they, they, they, they do it's horrible do think that it's horrible living back okay. but living conditions back okay. but it's quite same as it's not quite the same as horrible living conditions then in maybe it is, in their mind is maybe it is, maybe maybe they think my maybe it is, maybe they think my god, rather be. it at god, i'd rather be. it at auschwitz than in i, i doubt you know she then butlin's. yeah you know she then butlin's. yeah you know a british food is fresh food. it's horrible food we've got to move now is thinking she's got to move on i'm afraid i listen to you all day for the audience i next question is from john with john. hi john is. it cruel to kick delivery robots . cruel to kick delivery robots. yeah so this a

angela rayner said all tory were is that tory voters were scum. is that what you said.she doubled as well. yeah. and doubled down as well. yeah. and then so then apologised eventually so yeah. but the other yeah. you know, but the other side of it is that the side that i want to out is that the i want to point out is that the fact that they, they, they, they do it's horrible do think that it's horrible living back okay. but living conditions back okay. but it's quite same as it's not quite the same as horrible living conditions then in maybe it is, in their mind is maybe it is, maybe maybe they think my maybe it is, maybe they think my god, rather be. it at god, i'd rather be. it at auschwitz than in i, i doubt you know she then butlin's. yeah you know she then butlin's. yeah you know a british food is fresh food. it's horrible food we've got to move now is thinking she's got to move on i'm afraid i listen to you all day for the audience i next question is from john with john. hi john is. it cruel to kick delivery robots . cruel to kick delivery robots. yeah so this a f

sir keir and his deputy angela rayner were cleared by the police. gave details of late night drinking, even vomiting. there were photos of several events as well as criticism of a lack of leadership. did you tell parliament the truth, prime minister? do you stand by everything you've told mps before? i have been as surprised and disappointed as anyone else in this house as the revelations have unfolded. that report lays bare the rot that under this prime minister has spread in number ten. with nothing more left to wait for, more tory mps got out their pens to try to trigger a confidence vote. it's thought 28 have now been sent. 5a are needed to trigger a vote. as the country spent the weekend celebrating thejubilee, the prime minister was booed on his way into st paul's cathedral and the tory drumbeat of discontent finally reached a climax. it's monday and mps return to westminster today amid growing speculation that borisjohnson could face a vote on his leadership. what more can you tell us? we are expecting that sir graham brady, the chair of the

propose to investigate wrongdoing, guided by an integrity and ethics commission as proposed by angela raynerf standards in public life, and so that it standards in public life, and so thatitis standards in public life, and so that it is clear that the era of self—regulation at the centre is over, a citizens during representing the public undertaking a regular review of standards in public life, backed up by a ban on all foreign funding of british politics and an end to mps of second jobs. so, we need a cleanup but we also need a clear out. 50,000 civil servants clear out. 50 , 000 civil servants transferred clear out. 50,000 civil servants transferred out of london to save £200 million. and the first 12 of many agencies that were also candidates of dispersal to save millions of pounds more, to the benefit of all the proposals that rachel reeves is making. the replacement of the indefensible 830 member house of lords, with a smaller, democratic second chamber, which would be an assembly of the nations and regions that would lose its right to delay ordinary legislation for a year but assume a