in start with labour's deputy leader angela rayner-— start with labour's deputy leader angela rayner. zero self-awareness _ angela rayner. in his resignation, zero self-awareness and - angela rayner. in his resignation, zero self-awareness and is - angela rayner. in his resignation, zero self-awareness and is very i angela rayner. in his resignation, - zero self-awareness and is very much zero self—awareness and is very much defiant _ zero self—awareness and is very much defiant. rishi sunak has done nothing — defiant. rishi sunak has done nothing and has not taken the complaints as seriously as he showed in the _ complaints as seriously as he showed in the deputy prime minister is still trying to run around like some sort of— still trying to run around like some sort of victim wall civil servants are traumatised by what they've been through _ are traumatised by what they've been through. he said he would resign, he did, but— through. he said he would resign, he did, but his _ through. he said he would resign, he did, but his letter is an affront to those who— did, but his letter is a

on ppeip— starmer and angela rayner on peep-ppipp— starmer and angela rayner on their-which willllent that their about protecting broadly, quite repellent that theiborders about protecting broadly, quite repellent that theiborders and about protecting broadly, quite repellent that theiborders and trying protecting broadly, quite repellent that theiborders and trying to ytecting broadly, quite repellent that theiborders and trying to stopng our borders and trying to stop illegal immigration to this country and a relatively unsympathetic perspective on asylum seeking and refugees coming to the united kingdom. that very same cohort want a strong message on law and order and will find themselves asking, well, given that i don't like your messaging on immigration and don't believe in it, do i actually believe it? when you say on say these things about crime? on the hand , and i don't i the other hand, and i don't i haven't seen this, but i suspect that people who who are exercised about law and order are more likely to vote at local elections than than the population at large. i bet y

using the were— about angela rayner using the went-ttte— about angela rayner using the word _thisink in particular, the know, i think in particular, the ceneetvnttve— know, i think in particular, the conservative party of conservative party is guilty of introspection. _ conservative party is guilty of introspection. we've introspection. you know, we've tuet—tuveve- introspection. you know, we've just—furore we've. just the kind of furore we've nnt— just the kind of furore we've nnt wttn— just the kind of furore we've had with however many prime tttnteteve— had with however many prime ministers—the. ministers they've had in the net— ministers they've had in the net-vent. — ministers they've had in the last year. there's they last sort of year. there's they nne-wttn— last sort of year. there's they are _with looking. last sort of year. there's they are with looking up are obsessed with looking up tnetv— are obsessed with looking up tnetv ewn— are obsessed with looking up their own backside. and i think ttte— their own backside. and i think ttte-een— their own backside. and i think t

angela rayner let's take— growth in this country. angela rayner let's take you- g " cit. in the republic of- ireland -course the us ireland where of course the us heetteht— ireland where of course the us president-biden— ireland where of course the us president-biden is- ireland where of course the us president biden is visiting. president joe biden is visiting. veh— president joe biden is visiting. vet eth— president joe biden is visiting. you can see if— president joe biden is visiting. you can see if you're watching on tetevteteh— you can see if you're watching on television today , president on television today, president htteh— on television today, president htteh gteetthe— on television today, president biden greeting a— on television today, president biden greeting a number of ehtttteh— biden greeting a number of children who— biden greeting a number of children who are going to give a demonstration— children who are going to give a demonstration of— children who are going to give a demonstration of gaelic sports. we understand— demonstration of gaelic sports. we u

but the deputy labour leader angela rayner said the government— leader angela rayner said the government people . while the- government had failed to help people . ft" people. while the economy figures that came out today are very devastating, it shows that productivity and the growth in the economy has been completely flatlined and we've seen that from the imf that have said that they don't believe that's going to better this year. so to get any better this year. so thatis to get any better this year. so that is having an impact on people. energy bills are going up mortgages rents up, their mortgages and rents are , their food prices are going up, their food prices are going up, their food prices are the government are going up and the government have families , have failed to help families, which has a knock on effect on the economy and growth. because if people haven't got money to spend, affect spend, then that will affect growth this country. eight growth in this country. eight serving and former- g s tact. eight serving and former metropol pathe— serving and former metropol police

but the deputy labour leader angela rayner said the government— leader angela rayner said the governmentiled to help people . while the- government had failed to help people . ft" people. while the economy figures that came out today are very devastating, it shows that productivity and the growth in the economy has been completely flatlined and we've seen that from the imf that have said that they don't believe that's going to better this year. so to get any better this year. so thatis to get any better this year. so that is having an impact on people. energy bills are going up mortgages rents up, their mortgages and rents are , their food prices are going up, their food prices are going up, their food prices are the government are going up and the government have families , have failed to help families, which has a knock on effect on the economy and growth. because if people haven't got money to spend, affect spend, then that will affect growth this country. eight growth in this country. eight serving and former- g " tact. eight serving and former metropol pathe— serving and former metr

the settling angela rayner as saying the prime minister has failed to deliver that integrity.at integrity. this was sparked when the prime _ that integrity. this was sparked when the prime minister - that integrity. this was sparked i when the prime minister appeared before the commons liaison committee last month and he failed to declare that his wife has an interest in a childcare agency that could benefit from the government's childcare reforms. mps are meant to be open and frank in their dealings in parliament. if you are at number 10 is a prime minister did say when asked before the community whether he had any interests he said they have been declared in the usual way. that was a reference to the declaration he made about this to the cabinet office and the independent adviser and they decide whether these interests should be published. but he did not make the declaration in the register of mps or two financial interests. you could say he did not need to be because that talked about mps' interests and potential benefits. the bar for the interests and potential benefits. t

but are we deputy angela rayner. but are we ready? it's going to great.'s get out there and a better britain really . no, no, no, no, britain really. no, no, no, no, not that slippery. starmer thought he had finally solved the issue . his publicly declared the issue. his publicly declared gender extremism that he is just saying bring the once untouchable political career of the former scottish first minister scheming . you will minister scheming. you will remember, of course, that starmer and his most senior hench women have spent the past year being completely unable to define what a woman is and whether a woman can have a penis . a woman can have a penis that come not to think that. we can conduct this debate with , you conduct this debate with, you know. so i get this. so i don't know. so i get this. so i don't know. it's just a no, no, no. i just for the vast majority of women is all about ideology. and of course, they don't have a penis. we all know that . is it penis. we all know that. is it is it transphobic ? look i just. is it transphobic? look i

has he got team around him in terms of angela rayner and others who can really sell this idea to thepublic because. clearly that's another it's not just you as the leader you've got to have a unhed leader you've got to have a united party he and they can do that they are united. but i think the shadow cabinet need to be more high profile . i think it be more high profile. i think it is a good team. one criticism of keir starmer on day one was how are you going to unite the parliamentary? done parliamentary? he has now done that. there a shadow cabinet that. there is a shadow cabinet of talents but they need of all the talents but they need to higher profile, get to have a higher profile, get out seen. peter out there and be seen. peter thank very much indeed for thank you very much indeed for joining us. good to have you here on gb news. now, let's actually is the actually reflect. today is the day becomes the day that finland becomes the sist day that finland becomes the 31st of day that finland becomes the sist of nato day that finland becomes the 31st of nato military 31st member

but are we deputy angela rayner. but are we ready? it's going to great.'s get out there and a better britain really . no, no, no, no, britain really. no, no, no, no, not that slippery. starmer thought he had finally solved the issue . his publicly declared the issue. his publicly declared gender extremism that he is just saying bring the once untouchable political career of the former scottish first minister scheming . you will minister scheming. you will remember, of course, that starmer and his most senior hench women have spent the past year being completely unable to define what a woman is and whether a woman can have a penis . a woman can have a penis that come not to think that. we can conduct this debate with , you conduct this debate with, you know. so i get this. so i don't know. so i get this. so i don't know. it's just a no, no, no. i just for the vast majority of women is all about ideology. and of course, they don't have a penis. we all know that . is it penis. we all know that. is it is it transphobic ? look i just. is it transphobic? look i

angela rayner the contrary sort of. angela tuyhet wew— the contrary sort of. everything is being blamed on, on, on liz truss, the thing that spooked spooked the markets more or less more more than anything else was is the subsidy on energy costs which then was forecast to be 150 billion. we've given we've continued with a with a subsidising energy costs. it hasn't cost anything like that . it coincided with the like that. it coincided with the bank of england maybe on purpose as announcing quantitative tightening on the same day as the mini budget. she you know, obviously she rushed at things. she was taking things much more quietly and much more steadily. i we have we had a i mean, we have we had a treasury, one of the most important departments of government being run from argentina . what do you mean by argentina. what do you mean by that, scholar was in that, tom scholar was in argentina half the time. yeah i mean, it might have been a htetutgeheht— mean, it might have been a- misjudgement-kwartengs misjudgement on kwasi kwartengs hehutt— misjudgement on k

, who says leader angela rayner, who says rbar— leader angela rayner, who says rbar rbere— leaderry single day. do— higher at higher rates every single day. jugu single day. do you think they would feel able to afford to have kids then, or maybe no. but it's not that the population as _we earr— but it's not that the population as a we call ourselves as a globe, we call ourselves a akobak— as a globe, we call ourselves a akobak-re— as a globe, we call ourselves a global is decreasing. global economy is decreasing. it's global economy is decreasing. rr-e-eeomomy- global economy is decreasing. it's-economy that- global economy is decreasing. it's economy that we're it's just the economy that we're in ar— it's just the economy that we're m a me— it's just the economy that we're in at the moment— it's just the economy that we're in at the moment in this country _ome buy- in at the moment in this country _ome buy a- in at the moment in this countryi ._one can buy a house . i mean, no one can buy a house mam— . i mean, no one can buy a house mam-ro— . i mean, no one can buy a house rrabr

well, angela rayner said it served a purpose,— angela rayner said it served a purpose-sle— angela raynereir side, holding loelo— turning on their side, holding loelo — turning on their side, holding their nose. what— turning on their side, holding their nose. what does that mean? i their nose. what does that mean? l loo-l— their nose. what does that mean? l loo-l loow— their nose. what does that mean? l loo-l loow . — their nose. what does that mean? i don't know. but— their nose. what does that mean? i don't know. so i don't know. but yeah. so sooolop— i don't know. but yeah. so sooolop ls— i don't know. but yeah. so snoring is one— i don't know. but yeah. so snoring is one of- i don't know. so snoring is one of the idon't know. so snoring is one of the big poollews— snoring is one of the big problems. yeah. so you're saying people— problems. yeah. so you're saying people sooull— problems. yeah. so you're saying people should get— problems. yeah. so you're saying people should get sorted out? people should get it sorted out? leao. — people should get it sorted out? veal—lowe- - people s

starmer think, well, starmer to think, well, actually, the top% actually, you're in the top% that angela rayner keeps on on about. privileged about. you're a very privileged you arrangements for you had special arrangements for your pension while , you your pension while, you pretended to be a man of the people where just a kind of north london metropolitan elitist. i think that when it comes to a prime minister can be a rich prime minister and. you can be a poor one. that's the great thing about our system that sunak that somebody like rishi sunak is . i took i don't is a billionaire. i took i don't blame him for being that and i don't think it disqualifies him from the job. it's something david cameron said why should i be disadvantaged in career? because of my background . so because of my background. so i think the same thing applies to keir starmer. can be keir starmer. you can still be a man the people , even though man of the people, even though you've man , you've been a successful man, the let's find out the people. now let's find out if of people, not if you're a of the people, not be

your colleague angela rayner said those returns reveal a tory tax system where the prime minister pays people _ to change it? the tax system has a high burden on people across - to change it? the tax system has a high burden on people across the l high burden on people across the board, particularly on working people and we are concerned about that. we have said we want to see taxes on working people come down. i'm not going to get into making announcements about capital gains tax or other reforms to the system 18 months out from a general election when we don't know what situation we will inherit. we believe in fairness, that will be the principle that guides us, and for the detail you will have to wait closer to the election when we know what the economic situation allows. lisa nandy, thank you forjoining us from salford. for those of us a certain age, the tattered copy is probably still somewhere on the shelf — the books of american author judy blume provided wise counsel and revealing details about what would happen as you grew up to millions of girls. the stories were disected and

just reoeiing— starmer and angela rayner just reoeiing io— starmer and angela rayner just reacting that issue, it's— your neighbour or this issue or that issue, it's just irresponsible. �*ifviitcc c that issue, it's just— irresponsible. well, it's buck passing doesn't wash with passing and it doesn't wash with me. so actually i would as me. so actually i would go as far as saying you breed these far as saying if you breed these kids, you them up in kids, if you bring them up in this behave in this this way and they behave in this way, as the parent, it's you way, you as the parent, it's you that be getting charged. that should be getting charged. yeah, inclined with yeah, i'm inclined to agree with you. i think you. absolutely. and i think ii-e— you. absolutely. and i think ii-eliroiien.— you. absolutely. and i think. it'slproblem.-sure. it's a problem. dumas. sure. wow— it's a problem. dumas. sure. woven-_— it's a problem. dumas. sure. now-on. yeah.- it's a problem. dumas. sure. now-on. yeah. no,i it's a problem. dumas. sure. . now-on. yeah. no, you now i can go on. yeah. no, you

i mean , you can tell from his demeanour in the house of commons the way he was winking at angela raynerquestion ttot-ot— inflation. is there any question ttot-ot you— inflation. is there any question that-of you three- inflation. is there any question that of you three want to that any of you three want to tttou— that any of you three want to throw-either— that any of you three want to throw either government throw at either the government tttttstot— throw at either the government tttttstot ot— throw at either the government minister or the— throw at either the government minister or the party's minister or the labour party's stotow— minister or the labour party's shadow minister— minister or the labour party's shadow minister today ? so. so my shadow minister today? so. so my gototto— shadow minister today? so. so my gototo guosttot— shadow minister today? so. so my generic question not necessarily otout— generic question not necessarily about inflation— generic question not necessarily about inflation per se, roll ttot— about inflation per se, roll ttot toto— about inflation per se, r

angela rayner was talking to him about— angela rayner was talking to him about being— angela rayner wasnson with hhtt— thing. unlike boris johnson with rrttt hatot— thing. unlike boris johnson with rrttt hatot .— thing. unlike boris johnson with priti patel , golden says you priti patel, golden says you wont— priti patel, golden says you wont go— priti patel, golden says you won't go through life without someone saying— won't go through life without someone saying or writing sorhothha— someone saying or writing something nasty about you. stop tootha— something nasty about you. stop booingr got— something nasty about you. stop booingr got swor— something nasty about you. stop booing, get over it,— something nasty about you. stop booing, get over it, grow- something nasty about you. stop booing, get over it, grow up and get on with life. well, to that, dean says some of these views clearly come from viewers who are bullied at work and did not stand up against it. they want the to stand up against it. they want tho to host— stand up against it. they want the to next generation- : .. ?rg? .

and i think angela rayner—person to. so therefore, they've got to make sure that everything is kept intact, beanng everything is kept intact, bearing in mind the huge costs involved . well, something is involved. well, something is venting, as we can see on the air, the edge , some steam , i air, the edge, some steam, i think. but indications that one of the pressure valves is not functioning properly and that, of course, i think affected one of course, i think affected one of the ariane launches as well. recently so this is part of the technology. they haven't quite mastered as yet, but technology. they haven't quite mastered as yet , but everything mastered as yet, but everything has to be 100% for them to press that button for lift—off just to remind you, the most powerful rocket ever developed. so when it goes , it really does go. and it goes, it really does go. and they'll want to make sure that nothing's going to fall off or doesn't work . but i think elon doesn't work. but i think elon musk is. musk is saying that

there's angela rayner with keir starmer . nne— angela rayner with keir starmer . boring. i feel basketball's a pain in the backside where nernsng— pain in the backside where nothing happens until the last nneee.— nothing happens until the last minute. backwards , minute. yeah, backwards, serwares— minute. yeah, backwards, forwards, backwards, forwards. so forwards, backwards, forwards. se-s-ss— forwards, backwards, forwards. se-s-ss sense- forwards, backwards, forwards. so-i'll settle for- forwards, backwards, forwards. i'll settle for our so. so now i'll settle for our soccer as they— so. so now i'll settle for our soccer as they call- so now i'll settle for our soccer as they call it. “415?" soccer as they call it. yeah. sesser — soccer as they call it. yeah. sesser s— soccer as they call it. yeah. soccer. i didn't realise soccer was so interesting, but, you know , i'm beginning to wonder know, i'm beginning to wonder whether the whole thing scripted. they've. they've scripted. maybe they've. they've put thing together put the whole thing together and made holly

angela rayner . general election. so i do think he tnte— general election. so i do think it's one rule for— general election. so i do think it's one rule for labour and enether— it's one rule for labour and another rule— it's one rule for labour and another rule for— it's one rule for labour and another rule for everybody else. oh, another rule for everybody else. on et— another rule for everybody else. on et eenree— another rule for everybody else. oh, of course. but,— another rule for everybody else. oh, of course. but, but- another rule for everybody else. oh, of course. but, but you- another rule for everybody else. oh, of course. but, but you know , according to kind angela , , according to be kind angela, you're just scum. you're just scum. andrea that's what she thinks. well, scum. andrea that's what she thinks . well, we're misogynistic thinks. well, we're misogynistic . tte.— thinks. well, we're misogynistic . tte. t— thinks. well, we're misogynistic . tte. t eew— thinks. well, we're misogyn

angela rayner . general election. so i do think he tnte— general election. so i do think it's one rule for— general election. so i do think it's one rule for labour and enether— it's one rule for labour and another rule— it's one rule for labour and another rule for— it's one rule for labour and another rule for everybody else. oh, another rule for everybody else. on et— another rule for everybody else. on et eenree— another rule for everybody else. oh, of course. but,— another rule for everybody else. oh, of course. but, but- another rule for everybody else. oh, of course. but, but you- another rule for everybody else. oh, of course. but, but you know , according to kind angela , , according to be kind angela, you're just scum. you're just scum. andrea that's what she thinks. well, scum. andrea that's what she thinks . well, we're misogynistic thinks. well, we're misogynistic . tte.— thinks. well, we're misogynistic . tte. t— thinks. well, we're misogynistic . tte. t eew— thinks. well, we're misogyn

deputy leader angela rayner , though, said the rayner, though, said the government had failed to helpctivity and the growth mig : mg it shows that productivity and the growth in the economy— productivity and the growth in the economy has— productivity and the growth in the economy has been completely flawmea— the economy has been completely flatlined -we've _ the economy has been completely flatlined we've seen that flatlined and we've seen that mem— flatlined and we've seen that from me— flatlined and we've seen that from me we— flatlined and we've seen that from the imf that have said that they—maes- from the imf that have said that whey—mars goingl they don't believe that's going to they don't believe that's going sea—ems- they don't believe that's going me—mms yea. i they don't believe that's going to_this year. so| to get any better this year. so mam— to get any better this year. so that-having— to get any better this year. so that-having an— to get any better this year. so that having an impact on that is having an impact on meme.— that is having an impact on people energy— that

i mean he's, you know, has he got the actual unfit him to to, take on angela rayner who i mean they'ves panw snainnan— appointment in that he gave as panw snainnan. — appointment in that he gave as party chairman . appointment in that he gave as party chairman. c appointment in that he gave as party chairman . c party chairman. was it last year where he spoke about the privet hedges of south east england? i wonder if this is a choice, a deliberate choice by rishi sunak to look after the blue wall, perhaps more than the red wall. look, i think if it's any snoise— look, i think if it's any choice, it's— look, i think if it's any choice, it's a- look, i think if it's any choice, it's a choice for sonetotw— choice, it's a choice for somebody he- choice, it's a choice for somebody he trusts and somebody he somebody he trusts and somebody ne ne— somebody he trusts and somebody ne ne tnints— somebody he trusts and somebody he he thinks is— somebody he trusts and somebody he he thinks is on— somebody he trusts and somebody he he thinks is on the same wavelengtn— he he thinks is on the same wav

these stories about his pension arrangements, his tax return, he does seem to be in the 1% that angela raynerrent from the other lot. they've to have lot. i think they've got to have some clear or should i say some clear blue or should i say red water between them the red water between them and the conservatives for him really conservatives for him to really make an impact. conservatives for him to really make an impact . although no make an impact. although no doubt elections will doubt the local elections will swing labour's favour swing heavily in labour's favour and that of could be a and that of course could be a pinch for rishi sunak pinch point for rishi sunak because conservatives do lose because if conservatives do lose a thousand council seats then that's going to destabilise his position after what has, let's face it, been quite a good few weeks for the prime minister , weeks for the prime minister, which we had the brexit deal, we've had sturgeon's implosion in scotland, we've had the awkward submarine deal that was signed with countries in the south pacific . we've got the south

angela rayner.a chilling effect on those driving change on behalf of your government — and ultimately the british people." that is a letter that dominic raab centre rishi sunak. we can go live to strathclyde in scotland and speak to sirjohn curtice, professor of politics at strathclyde university. when we spoke yesterday, we were talking about waiting to hear from rishi sunak. today, dominic raab has resigned. what is your reaction? says only the fact that mr raab has decided to go rather than waiting for mr sena to push him that indeed if that was eventually going to be inclined to do certainly means the prime minister no longer has to take what would have been a difficult decision for him. that said, that is a mean to say that he is going to avoid all the political fallout. perhaps not least of the time out of the resignation of mr raab. as we have just heard from the deputy leader of the labour party, the opposition will be trying very hard to try to suggest to voters that this incident demonstra

i mean, angela rayner has been talking about this quite a lot , has been talking about this quite a lotbecause actually there's, it's been reported that there's, it's been reported that the government is going to start introducing unlimited fines for water companies for dumping in waterways . they actually are waterways. they actually are cracking down on it , which goes cracking down on it, which goes to show they do think that maybe this is a vulnerable area for them, that labour can attack them, that labour can attack them on this and that people are quite concerned about it. is quite concerned about it. it is a real election issue. well, i mean, having having clean beaches and waterways has beaches and clean waterways has beeni beaches and clean waterways has been i mean, this has been a campaign this for decades. yes yes. yeah. and now the government's even announcing that they're going to have a it's is a water restoration fund. so it's going to be looking at reintroducing a what are they. oh no, i was just going completely blank. i like rainforest type areas so . sorry rainforest

meanwhile angela rayner's position as deputy leader is said to be under threat as keir starmer sidelinesiehieh— intervene doing in what is a foundation of— intervene doing in what is a foundation of our democracy . foundation of our democracy. so wheh— foundation of our democracy. so aueh ehehe— foundation of our democracy. so adam brooks is— foundation of our democracy. so adam brooks is completely right, isn't it? we need a return to common sense policing instead of pandenng common sense policing instead of pandering to political correctness, the worry is how do we do that? i mean, i was so angry seeing the police threaten arrest of folk trying to get those eco terrorists off the road . but they were leaving the road. but they were leaving the eco terrorists to do whatever they wanted. that video made me so they wanted. that video made me se ewew.— they wanted. that video made me se ehphw. weu— they wanted. that video made me se ehphw. weu hhew.— they wanted. that video made me so angry, you know, and- 2 that video made me so angry, you know, and it is hiieehiwe— so angry, you know, an

meanwhile angela rayner's position as deputy leader is said to be under threat as keir starmer sidelinesowo— and preserve ferociously preserve lawful debate and ttoodon— preserve lawful debate and ttoodon ot— preserve lawful debate and freedom of expression and the notiso— freedom of expression and the ootiso toatty— freedom of expression and the police really shouldn't be intowono— police really shouldn't be intervene doing in what is a towndation— intervene doing in what is a foundation of— intervene doing in what is a foundation of our democracy . foundation of our democracy. so adan— foundation of our democracy. so adan toots— foundation of our democracy. so adam brooks is— foundation of our democracy. so adam brooks is completely right, isn't it? we need a return to common sense policing instead of pandenng common sense policing instead of pandering to political correctness, the worry is how do we do that? i mean, i was so angry seeing the police threaten arrest of folk trying to get those eco terrorists off the road . but they were leaving the road. but they were leaving the eco te

it never happened angela or it happened to angela rayner or it never jeremy corbyn. never happens to sort of alien force picking off ministers and it'll all be a tenteettc— ministers and it'll all be a fantastic conspiracy strikes me as fantastic conspiracy strikes me ee tetng— fantastic conspiracy strikes me ee tetng one— fantastic conspiracy strikes me as being one of— fantastic conspiracy strikes me as being one of those sunday neweteten— as being one of those sunday newspaper stories that, when it to— newspaper stories that, when it to tt— newspaper stories that, when it comes to it, are— newspaper stories that, when it comes to it, are not quite as exctttng— comes to it, are not quite as exctttng ee— comes to it, are not quite as exciting as they— comes to it, are not quite as exciting as they seem . j,tit““ exciting as they seem. john, briefly— exciting as they seem. john, tnettw tt— exciting as they seem. john, tnettw. tt wou— exciting as they seem. john, briefly, if you can, again , do briefly, if you can, again, do you think that rob has been done up like a kipper ? that's t

starmer and angela totnen— like keir starmer and angela totnen. tottng— like keir starmer and angela rayners been used to beat over the head and beat people over the head and it's driving wedges it's actually driving wedges between and that's between communities and that's my second point. young people in this now, i believe they this country now, i believe they had they had made a lot of progress with racism. um, but had they had made a lot of progit's with racism. um, but had they had made a lot of progit's been racism. um, but had they had made a lot of progit's been racism. ibackiut had they had made a lot of progit's been racism. iback in now it's been brought back in a way almost as a punishment beating to make people feel beating and to make people feel guilty. beginning to guilty. and we're beginning to lose . and i think a lose our allies. and i think a lot racism now becoming lot of racism is now becoming a hidden it isn't overt hidden piece. it isn't overt like it used to be. we can't deal with it's becoming a hidden peace. people peace. and that's because people won't progress w

starmer and angela totnen— like keir starmer and angela ttownen. tottng— like keir starmer and angela raynerused to having now, it's been used to beat over the head and beat people over the head and it's driving wedges it's actually driving wedges between and that's between communities and that's my second point. young people in this country now, i believe they had had made a lot of had they had made a lot of progress with racism. um, but had they had made a lot of progit's with racism. um, but had they had made a lot of progit's been racism. um, but had they had made a lot of progit's been racism. ibackiut had they had made a lot of progit's been racism. iback in now it's been brought back in a way almost as a punishment beating to make people feel beating and to make people feel guilty. beginning to guilty. and we're beginning to lose . and i think a lose our allies. and i think a lot racism now becoming lot of racism is now becoming a hidden it isn't overt hidden piece. it isn't overt like it used to be. we can't deal with it's becoming a hidden peace. and that's because people won't prog

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months to february, with jeremy hunt saying the uk will avoid recession in the deputy labour leader angela raynerh state guest house. shortly before he met meh— house. shortly before he met irish president— house. shortly before he met irish president michael d htggthe— irish president michael d htggthe at— irish president michael d higgins at the residence in thoehh— higgins at the residence in phoenix park,— higgins at the residence in phoenix park, not far away, etttt— phoenix park, not far away, etttt th— phoenix park, not far away, still in dublin.— phoenix park, not far away, still in dublin. then later, he-tt— still in dublin. then later, he-tt he— still in dublin. then later, he'll be addressing both houses of he'll be addressing both houses ot the— he'll be addressing both houses ot the meh— he'll be addressing both houses of the irish parliament. let's trtrg— of the irish parliament. let's hrthg th— of the irish parliament. let's hrthg th ow— of the irish parliament. let's bring in our political editor, wareh— bring in our political editor, darren mccaffrey, who's been tottowthg— darren

they've taken it into the sewer , but not really into the sewer, but not really started with a&e angela rayner'sered tests— think are these blood covered tests-et— think are these blood covered tests-stutt- think are these blood covered books-of.or is- think are these blood covered books-of.or is thei books a work of art or is the entist— books a work of art or is the entist teing— books a work of art or is the artist being too— books a work of art or is the artist being too harsh on harry? tet-s— artist being too harsh on harry? tet-s-ent— artist being too harsh on harry? let's-out what— artist being too harsh on harry? let's-out what my- artist being too harsh on harry? let's out what my panel let's find out what my panel hete— let's find out what my panel nete et— let's find out what my panel make of that. _ let's find out what my panel make of that. lizzie cundy , what make of that. lizzie cundy, what do make of that. lizzie cundy, what to ven— make of that. lizzie cundy, what no ven thinte — make of that. lizzie cundy, what do you think? harry— make of that. lizzie cundy, what do you think?