kim than keir starmer and angela rayner. wett. — starmer and angela rayner. wett. toot— starmer and angelane has the power to ruin daytime television,— the power to ruin daytime television, the _ the power to ruin daytime television, the other has the power— television, the other has the power to — television, the other has the power to rui— television, the other has the power to ruin the country . i power to ruin the country. i tnow— power to ruin the country. i tnow wno— power to ruin the country. i tnow wno my— power to ruin the country. i know who my choice is. i have to ogree— know who my choice is. i have to ogree witn— know who my choice is. i have to ogree witn tnot— know who my choice is. i have to agree with that from albie. tnot-s— agree with that from albie. inot-s o— agree with that from albie. that's a really— agree with that from albie. that's a really hard one. they tott— that's a really hard one. they are both dysfunctional and it's oteor— are both dysfunctional and it's oteor tnot— are both dysfunctional and it's clear that not— are both dysfunctional and it's clear that

kim than keir starmer and angela rayner. wett. — starmer and angela rayner. wett. toot— starmer and angelasion,— the power to ruin daytime television, the _ the power to ruin daytime television, the other has the power— television, the other has the power to — television, the other has the power to rui— television, the other has the power to ruin the country . i power to ruin the country. i tnow— power to ruin the country. i tnow wno— power to ruin the country. i tnow wno my— power to ruin the country. i know who my choice is. i have to ogree— know who my choice is. i have to ogree witn— know who my choice is. i have to ogree witn tnot— know who my choice is. i have to agree with that from albie . agree with that from albie. tnot-s— agree with that from albie. inot-s o— agree with that from albie. that's a really— agree with that from albie. that's a really hard one. they tott— that's a really hard one. they are both dysfunctional and it's oteor— are both dysfunctional and it's oteor tnot— are both dysfunctional and it's clear that not— are both dysfunctional and it's clear that not one— a

so instead it's angela rayner putting eeeehehe— it's angela rayner putting questions to— it's angela , oliver dowden and. ed i was going to say it might be all i was going to say it might be eh rhe— i was going to say it might be eh the here— i was going to say it might be all the more exciting for that. vehe— all the more exciting for that. the wru— all the more exciting for that. who will know?— all the more exciting for that. who will know? well, let's eereehv— who will know? well, let's actually set— who will know? well, let's actually set up— who will know? well, let's actually set up our panel of mps vhh— actually set up our panel of mps with re— actually set up our panel of mps with he reeev. — actually set up our panel of mps with us today. conservative mp for with us today. conservative mp her heheh— with us today. conservative mp for bolton west,— with us today. conservative mp for bolton west, chris green and reheer— for bolton west, chris green and later he— for bolton west, chris green and later the ter— for bolton west, chris green and labour mp for blackley and hreeehre

like angela rayner has tasr her he hem— it seems like angela rayner has just got in front of— it seemsonal burdens to everyone. aha r— additional burdens to everyone. aha r rhhh— additional burdens to everyone. and i think labour is the party of and i think labour is the party er rhe— and i think labour is the party er rhe vverh— and i think labour is the party er rhe verh .— and i think labour is the party of the work . shy. �*tfvr�*rt;tt and i think labour is the party of the work . shy. yahtzee of the work. shy. well, well said — of the work. shy. well, well said .— of the work. shy. well, well said , emily. do you know what, said, emily. do you know what, emily? i wish people like the labour party, even the conservatives , would be brutally conservatives, would be brutally honest with people about just how bad the situation is as far as the economy is concerned. right productivity is nosediving. the debt to gdp ratio 100% nearing that and post covid, right? everyone was calling for it to be longer and harder . this calling for it to be longer and harder. this is what we've all got

like angela rayner has tasr her he hem— it seems like angela rayner has just got in front of— it seemsonal burdens to everyone. aha r— additional burdens to everyone. aha r rhhh— additional burdens to everyone. and i think labour is the party of and i think labour is the party er rhe— and i think labour is the party er rhe vverh— and i think labour is the party er rhe verh .— and i think labour is the party of the work . shy. �*tfvr�*rt;tt and i think labour is the party of the work . shy. yahtzee of the work. shy. well, well said — of the work. shy. well, well said .— of the work. shy. well, well said , emily. do you know what, said, emily. do you know what, emily? i wish people like the labour party, even the conservatives , would be brutally conservatives, would be brutally honest with people about just how bad the situation is as far as the economy is concerned. right productivity is nosediving. the debt to gdp ratio 100% nearing that and post covid, right? everyone was calling for it to be longer and harder . this calling for it to be longer and harder. this is what we've all got

angela rayner yes , thank you. . angela rayner yes, thank you. mr . angela rayner yes, thank you.7. he was in japan at the g7. he is returned from the g7. he is gathering the information. what you know of the prime minister is that he will deal with these issues properly and professionally . but the first professionally. but the first point of that is to gather the information required on which he can take a view and that is what he is doing. yes, sir. jeremy right . my he is doing. yes, sir. jeremy right - my right— »:»t» g 4:5 ” jeremy right . my right honourable right. my right honourable tnent— right. my right honourable friend will— right. my right honourable friend will recall that the committee _ friend will recall that the committee on _ friend will recall that the committee on standards in public life ,_ committee on standards in public ttte . wnen— committee on standards in public ttte . wnen .— committee on standards in public life , when i was— committee on standards in public life , when i was a— committee on standards in public life , when i was a member of it, life,

i mean, angela rayner— couldn't it? i mean, angela tegnenlenytng— couldn't it?angela rayner list to go ahead. ossible f: " e fl i mean, angela rayner list to go ahead. now le for the list to go ahead. now tnene-e— for the list to go ahead. now there's fresh— for the list to go ahead. now there's fresh accusations and you— there's fresh accusations and yen—knew,- you think i don't know, is it, is.impossible?_ you think i don't know, is it, islimpossible? i- you think i don't know, is it, is impossible? i think it is it impossible? i think it end— is it impossible? i think it eentt ge— is it impossible? i think it could go ahead, couldn't it? it eentt. — could go ahead, couldn't it? it eentt. .ete— could go ahead, couldn't it? it could. .are you- could go ahead, couldn't it? it could. .are you are- could. leo, are you are you i mean, you you like the old conspiracy theory, don't you? do you trying you think they are trying to because they're going after suella braverman well. and suella braverman as well. and now could be now anybody who could be tenetety— now anyb

i mean, angela rayner— couldn't it? i mean, angela tegnenlenytng— couldn't it?angela rayner list to go ahead. ossible f: " e fl i mean, angela rayner list to go ahead. now le for the list to go ahead. now tnene-e— for the list to go ahead. now there's fresh— for the list to go ahead. now there's fresh accusations and you— there's fresh accusations and yen—knew,- you think i don't know, is it, is.impossible?_ you think i don't know, is it, islimpossible? i- you think i don't know, is it, is impossible? i think it is it impossible? i think it end— is it impossible? i think it eentt ge— is it impossible? i think it could go ahead, couldn't it? it eentt. — could go ahead, couldn't it? it eentt. .ete— could go ahead, couldn't it? it could. .are you- could go ahead, couldn't it? it could. .are you are- could. leo, are you are you i mean, you you like the old conspiracy theory, don't you? do you trying you think they are trying to because they're going after suella braverman well. and suella braverman as well. and now could be now anybody who could be tenetety— now anyb

says the deputy leader angela rayner says hhe eehwhhe— deputy leader angela rayner says the delayingensive operation that— effect. this is our offensive operation that should start any memeh— operation that should start any memeh eh— operation that should start any memeh eh ehw— operation that should start any moment at any place. the prime whhhehee— moment at any place. the prime whhhehee eewe— moment at any place. the prime minister says plans— moment at any place. the prime minister says plans to restrict the marketing— minister says plans to restrict the marketing of— minister says plans to restrict the marketing of vapes will peewehh— the marketing of vapes will prevent what _ the marketing of vapes will prevent what he called the unacceptable _ prevent what he called the unacceptable targeting of young peephe— unacceptable targeting of young peephe . — unacceptable targeting of young people . ministers— unacceptable targeting of young people . ii “ 2 people. ministers say they'll close a legal loophole allowing retailers to give free samples to children in england. they'll also

, said today mere— leader angela rayner, said today were are— leader angela rayner, said todayk the minister today how many strikes before she's out . and finally , the duke of out. and finally, the duke of sussex has lost his bid to legally challenge the home office's decision to block him from paying for police protection while he's in the uk. prince harry had wanted to foot the prince harry had wanted to foot rbe bru— prince harry had wanted to foot the bill himself— prince harry had wanted to foot the bill himself after being reba— the bill himself after being bore me— the bill himself after being told he would— the bill himself after being told he would no longer receive the told he would no longer receive be same— told he would no longer receive the same degree— told he would no longer receive the same degree of protection as awerxme— the same degree of protection as a working reyab— the same degree of protection as a working royal when visiting the a working royal when visiting rbe eewmry. — a working royal when visiting the country. the— a working royal when visiting th

angela rayner it keir starmer? angela rayner tttn-t—eut- it keir starmer?want to ask you about the nevate. tnev-ve— also want to ask you about the royals. they've told who also want to ask you about the royalfavouritee told who also want to ask you about the royalfavourite royal who also want to ask you about the royalfavourite royal member is, their favourite royal member is, vte— their favourite royal member is, vvne te— their favourite royal member is, vvne te veune— their favourite royal member is, who is yours and— their favourite royal member is, who is yours and how excited are you— who is yours and how excited are veu ateut— who is yours and how excited are veu ateut tne— who is yours and how excited are you about the coronation this veetent— you about the coronation this veetent .— hello there. i'm michelle tevtennv— hello there. i'm michelle dewberry keeping you company unttt— dewberry keeping you company unttt aeo— dewberry keeping you company until 7:00 tonight from outside tnte— until 7:00 tonight from outside this beautiful— until 7:00 tonight

got labelled as and angela rayner got labelled oc tre— and angela rayner got labelled oc tre priectorate will of the electorate who will recite— of the electorate who will decide _ all l of the electorate who will- decide _ all these decide the future of all these people.— decide the future of all these people-loolc- decide the future of all these people. looks very lame people. and it looks very lame wrer— people. and it looks very lame wrer-cee— people. and it looks very lame wrer-ceelporty- people. and it looks very lame when see party which has when you see a party which has olreooy— when you see a party which has olreooy reer— when you see a party which has already been condemned being already been condemned as being in already been condemned as being ir tree— already been condemned as being ir tree toll— already been condemned as being in free fall. whether it is or not:— in free fall. whether it is or rot-cee. — in free fall. whether it is or not,-see. and- in free fall. whether it is or not, see. and there's this not, we'll see. and there's this rrucicol— not, we'll see.

got labelled as and angela rayner got labelled ss iis— and angela rayner got labelled ss iis iiiou have to consider the optics. there's the— think you have to consider the optics. there's the small matter of optics. there's the small matter si iis— optics. there's the small matter of the electorate _ optics. there's the small matter of the electorate will of the electorate who will issiis— of the electorate who will decide _ all l of the electorate who will- decide _ all these decide the future of all these isssis— decide the future of all these isssis-issis- decide the future of all these people. looks very lame people. and it looks very lame sisn— people. and it looks very lame sisi-sss— people. and it looks very lame sisi-ssslisns- people. and it looks very lame when see party which has when you see a party which has sissis— when you see a party which has sissis issn— when you see a party which has already been condemned being already been condemned as being in inss— already been condemned as being in inss isii— already been condemned as being in free fall. whether it is or no

ran with— and sure enough, if angela rayner ran with it today as ministere— rayner ran with ittico ideology. what's home secretary's politico ideology . what's wrong with this ideology. what's wrong with this eoanwwe— ideology. what's wrong with this eownwwe we— ideology. what's wrong with this country? we used— ideology. what's wrong with this country? we used to— 33 what's wrong with this country? we used to have proper eeanaate— country? we used to have proper scandals about— country? we used to have proper scandals about sex— country? we used to have proper scandals about sex or money or about— scandals about sex or money or about nine— scandals about sex or money or about prime ministers invading iraq about prime ministers invading rrag on— about prime ministers invading rag on dodgy— about prime ministers invading iraq on dodgy evidence in which nwnareae— iraq on dodgy evidence in which nwnareae on— iraq on dodgy evidence in which hundreds of thousands of people die. hundreds of thousands of people are. apparenrw— hundreds of thousands of people die. apparently this is a

and this is all a ropi— angela rayner and this is all a rooi worhihg— angela rayner and this isand activist hrhrh— the businessman and activist adam brooks,— the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former iohour— adam brooks, and the former iohour harry— adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew iohzo — labour party adviser matthew iohzo .— labour party adviser matthew iohzo . so — labour party adviser matthew lanza . so christine hamilton , an lanza. so christine hamilton, an i lanza. so christine hamilton, an i hhow— lanza. so christine hamilton, an i hhow ii-o— lanza. so christine hamilton, an i hhow ii-o o— lanza. so christine hamilton, an ihhow ii-o o hig— lanza. so christine hamilton, an i know it's a big call because i iooh— i know it's a big call because i iooh oi— i know it's a big call because i iooh oi cho— i know it's a big call because i look at the recent— i know it's a big call because i look at the recent labour iooioro. — look at the recent labour leaders. you _ look at the recent labour leaders. you know, you've got hioir— leaders. you

and this is all a row— angela rayner and this is all a rooh worhhg— angela rayner and this isst adorn— the businessman and activist adam brooks,— the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former hohour— adam brooks, and the former hohour harry— adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew hohzo — labour party adviser matthew hohzo .— labour party adviser matthew hohzo . so — labour party adviser matthew lanza . so christine hamilton , an lanza. so christine hamilton, an i lanza. so christine hamilton, an r know— lanza. so christine hamilton, an r whow h-o— lanza. so christine hamilton, an r whow h-o o— lanza. so christine hamilton, an rhhow h-o o big— lanza. so christine hamilton, an i know it's a big call because i hook— i know it's a big call because i look or— i know it's a big call because i look or rho— i know it's a big call because i look at the recent— i know it's a big call because i look at the recent labour hooooro. — look at the recent labour leaders. you _ look at the recent labour leaders. you know, you've got hurr— leaders. you know, you've g

leader of the opposition, angela rayner — leader of the opposition, angela ra ner. . ~ leader of thehink is responsible now? well, mr speaker, in the spirit of- he think is responsible now? well, mr speaker, in the spirit of the right honourable lady's opening remarks, can ijust say it really is a pleasure to see the right honourable lady here today, i was, though, expecting to face the labour leader's choice for the next deputy foreign minister if they win the election, so i am surprised that the lib dems leader isn't taking questions. and mr speaker... you will forgive me, you well forgive me if i'd take the right honourable lady's predictions with a pinch of salt, after all, she confidently predicted that the right honourable member for islington norse word predicted that the right honourable memberfor islington norse word one day be prime minister. remember, this is a man who wanted to abolish the army, scrap trident, withdraw from nato and abandon ukraine, and what did she say to that? she couldn't wait for him to be prime minister. , , , ~ , mr minister. deputy prime minister.

and a mat— likes of angela rayner and a tart sore— likes of angela rayner and a hard core rumpackbenchers. the likes of john trepomett .— backbenchers. the likes of john mcdonnell , richard backbenchers. the likes of john mcdonnell, richard burgon and time— mcdonnell, richard burgon and ptame attott— mcdonnell, richard burgon and diane abbott. they would be in the trtwmg— diane abbott. they would be in the driving seat— diane abbott. they would be in the driving seat and they would start— the driving seat and they would stttt tre— the driving seat and they would start the party— the driving seat and they would shift the party further to the tert— shift the party further to the tett ot— shift the party further to the tett ot tart— shift the party further to the left of karl marx with the right teater. — left of karl marx with the right leader. labour— left of karl marx with the right leader. labour achieve a healthy matortty— leader. labour achieve a healthy matortty m— leader. labour achieve a healthy matortty m a— leader. labour achieve a healthy majority in a year's— leader.

and a mat— likes of angela rayner and a tart sore— likes of angela rayner and a hard core rumpackbenchers. the likes of john trepomett .— backbenchers. the likes of john mcdonnell , richard backbenchers. the likes of john mcdonnell, richard burgon and time— mcdonnell, richard burgon and ptame attott— mcdonnell, richard burgon and diane abbott. they would be in the trtwmg— diane abbott. they would be in the driving seat— diane abbott. they would be in the driving seat and they would start— the driving seat and they would stttt tre— the driving seat and they would start the party— the driving seat and they would shift the party further to the tert— shift the party further to the tett ot— shift the party further to the tett ot tart— shift the party further to the left of karl marx with the right teater. — left of karl marx with the right leader. labour— left of karl marx with the right leader. labour achieve a healthy matortty— leader. labour achieve a healthy matortty m— leader. labour achieve a healthy matortty m a— leader. labour achieve a healthy majority in a year's— leader.

well labour deputy leader angela rayner. iere— deputy leader angela rayner.n's team are about to those documents. so to hand over those documents. so it could go to court. it really could go to court. well, happens lord well, what happens then? lord sumption, a very eminent and well respected former high court judge, said that he thinks judge, has said that he thinks the government would lose the case, which would really be quite something. so we're all waiting on tenterhooks for tomorrow afternoon at 4:00, but we really could see the former prime minister being taken over to court. could rishi sunak also be implicated in this? apparently number 10 have refused to say whether or not he's been asked to hand over his documents and whatsapp messages from that period when he was chancellor. so it's not quite clear, but he could be mixed up in it too. olivia, thank you. olivia utley gb news, political repener— olivia utley gb news, political repener .— olivia utley gb news, political reporter . watch— olivia utley gb news, political reporter . watch this space. i'

says there— the deputy labour leader angela rayner says there are serious awesbams— rayner saysisterial eabe by wsme— to breaching the ministerial code by using personal emails to sbare— code by using personal emails to share sensitive— code by using personal emails to share sensitive government mrarmabam — share sensitive government information. so- share sensitive government information. so i ask the minister today how many strikes before she's out . paymaster before she's out. paymaster eemerab— before she's out. paymaster general jeremy— before she's out. paymaster general jeremy quin- c paymaster general jeremy quin says the bbme— general jeremy quin says the prime minister— general jeremy quin says the prime minister is— general jeremy quin says the prime minister is taking time to barber— prime minister is taking time to gamer me— prime minister is taking time to gather the facts— prime minister is taking time to gather the facts as the prime rbmsrer— gather the facts as the prime minister has— gather the facts as the prime minister has met— gather the facts as the prime

— characters, whereas angela rayner-could- characters, whereas angela rayner could be quite characterstting duty by £0.05 cutting fuel duty by £0.05 a litre. that's a £4.5 billion tax cut for everybody in the country. and for rail commuters keeping rail price rises significantly below inflation. so we really are trying to help right across the board. and this is something that the prime minister has been doing for quite a long time. if you think around the most households will have £1,500 off their have seen about £1,500 off their energy bills over the winter because of the extra government support put in. that's support we've put in. that's building on strong work that building on the strong work that he during the pandemic, he did during the pandemic, supporting schemes supporting people with schemes like supporting like furlough, supporting businesses . so, you know, i'd businesses. so, you know, i'd say that we're right there concentrating on the issues that matter to british people, matter to the british people, despite global headwinds. despite those global headwinds. and one of

angela rayner i mean, you were in eehthete— rayner i mean, you were in cabinets with— rayner i mean,mtwetteh .— talking about wanting more immigration . we've got figures immigration. we've got figures eemhe— immigration. we've got figures eemthe-weeh- immigration. we've got figures coming week which coming out next week which eweeeet— coming out next week which eweeeet-hh- coming out next week which suggest hit million. suggest it could hit a million. he suggest it could hit a million. he-eteeet— suggest it could hit a million. he _closer union - suggest it could hit a million. he closer union with the he wants closer union with the tt — he wants closer union with the tt wett.— he wants closer union with the eu. well, that's— he wants closer union with the eu. well, that's not the majority— eu. well, that's not the majority voted for both in heeh— majority voted for both in mexh ehe — majority voted for both in brexit and indeed 2019 brexit and indeed at 2019 eteettew— brexit and indeed at 2019 election-wants- brexit and indeed at 2019 election. wants to extend the election. he want

ran with— and sure enough, if angela rayner ran with it today as ministers— rayner ran with ittico ideology. what's home secretary's politico ideology . what's wrong with this ideology. what's wrong with this eeuntrwe— ideology. what's wrong with this eeuntrwe we— ideology. what's wrong with this country? we used— ideology. what's wrong with this country? we used to— 33 what's wrong with this country? we used to have proper seantais— country? we used to have proper scandals about— country? we used to have proper scandals about sex— country? we used to have proper scandals about sex or money or ateut— scandals about sex or money or ateut itine— scandals about sex or money or about prime ministers invading iraq about prime ministers invading irag en— about prime ministers invading irag en dodgy— about prime ministers invading iraq on dodgy evidence in which nuntrets— iraq on dodgy evidence in which nuntrets et— iraq on dodgy evidence in which hundreds of thousands of people die. hundreds of thousands of people die kpparenttw— hundreds of thousands of people die. apparently this i

angela rayner, god forbid. mean have brief forbid. i mean i have no brief forbid. so much. but coming after harry and coming up, after harry and ttegnan-s— coming up, after harry and meghan's assault on the british nonatonn— meghan's assault on the british monarchy broadcasterjenni monarchy is broadcaster jenni ttwtan— monarchy is broadcaster jenni ttwtan ntgnt— monarchy is broadcaster jenni murray right that the king is too wan— murray right that the king is too wary pressures of too wary for the pressures of tntng— too wary for the pressures of ruling-should- too wary for the pressures of ruling should hand over ruling and he should hand over the ruling and he should hand over tne-to— ruling and he should hand over the-to prince— ruling and he should hand over the to prince william. ruling and he should hand over the is to prince william. ruling and he should hand over the is controversialliam. this is a controversial swggestton— this is a controversial suggestion within just six years tne— suggestion within just six years ttne .— suggestion within just six years

angela rayner, god forbid. mean have brief forbid. i mean i have no brief forbid.u so much. but coming after harry and coming up, after harry and ttegnan-s— coming up, after harry and meghan's assault on the british nonaeny— meghan's assault on the british monarchy broadcasterjenni monarchy is broadcaster jenni atuttay— monarchy is broadcaster jenni ttuttay ngnt— monarchy is broadcaster jenni murray right that the king is too way— murray right that the king is too wary pressures of too wary for the pressures of tuttng— too wary for the pressures of ruling-should- too wary for the pressures of ruling should hand over ruling and he should hand over the ruling and he should hand over tne-to— ruling and he should hand over the-to prince— ruling and he should hand over the to prince william. ruling and he should hand over the is to prince william. ruling and he should hand over the is controversialliam. this is a controversial suggestton— this is a controversial suggestion within just six years tne— suggestion within just six years ttne .— suggestion within just six yea

angela rayner described the tories as scum that can't help the political environment , help the politicaland just. you're not necessarily rich because you're org,— necessarily rich because you're on, tot— necessarily rich because you're on, tot tt— necessarily rich because you're on, tot tt te— necessarily rich because you're old, but it is a- necessarily rich because you're old, but it is a fact— necessarily rich because you're old, but it is a fact that the otte— old, but it is a fact that the ottet yoo— old, but it is a fact that the otten yoo get,— old, but it is a fact that the older you get, the more likely you— older you get, the more likely yoo-to— older you get, the more likely you-to become— older you get, the more likely you-to become a- older you get, the more likely you to become a homeowner. you are to become a homeowner. ant— you are to become a homeowner. ant-tttnt— you are to become a homeowner. and-think, given- you are to become a homeowner. and think, given the and i just think, given the eoenttteee— and i just think, given the sacrifices youngsters made sacrifices our

.- i mean, if there was a film made called—rayner , iti called killing angela rayner, it wonto—etetw- felt like aj hutie—hypocrisy to me, that also felt like a. hutie—hypocrisy - to me, that also felt like a- huge_hypocrisy . well, huge moment of hypocrisy. well, ehooh— huge moment of hypocrisy. well, ehoot. ehoot— huge moment of hypocrisy. well, shock, shock and— huge moment of hypocrisy. well, shock, shock and horror done. the royal family are white. they, you know, they marry white people normally. they have white children. then they all go on the balcony at a special event like this . hey presto, they're like this. hey presto, they're all white. what do they really expect ? terribly nonsense. it's expect? terribly nonsense. it's divisive. it's nasty , it's divisive. it's nasty, it's horrible. you know, i've made some comments over the weekend as well. i said, you know, i mentioned the protests, which i think we'll come on to later. look, special look, this was a special occasion. it was a lovely occasion. it was a lovely occasion. it's one of those occasions where the whole countr

.- i mean, if there was a film made called—rayner , iti called killing angela rayner, it wonto—etetw- felt like aj hutie—hypocrisy to me, that also felt like a. hutie—hypocrisy - to me, that also felt like a- huge_hypocrisy . well, huge moment of hypocrisy. well, ehooh— huge moment of hypocrisy. well, ehoot. ehoot— huge moment of hypocrisy. well, shock, shock and— huge moment of hypocrisy. well, shock, shock and horror done. the royal family are white. they, you know, they marry white people normally. they have white children. then they all go on the balcony at a special event like this . hey presto, they're like this. hey presto, they're all white. what do they really expect ? terribly nonsense. it's expect? terribly nonsense. it's divisive. it's nasty , it's divisive. it's nasty, it's horrible. you know, i've made some comments over the weekend as well. i said, you know, i mentioned the protests, which i think we'll come on to later. look, special look, this was a special occasion. it was a lovely occasion. it was a lovely occasion. it's one of those occasions where the whole countr

angela rayner this rharhhg— about. angela rayner this rharhhp has— about.l is right. and i think that— priti patel is right. and i think that if— priti patel is right. and i think that if you look at the subtext— think that if you look at the swhteat at— think that if you look at the subtext of what— think that if you look at the subtext of what she's trying to say— subtext of what she's trying to say aha— subtext of what she's trying to say and reatty— subtext of what she's trying to say and really what this parttewtar— say and really what this particular conference is about is particular conference is about ts that— particular conference is about ts that tt— particular conference is about is that if boris— particular conference is about is that if boris johnson had been— is that if boris johnson had been h— is that if boris johnson had been in leader,— is that if boris johnson had been in leader, the conservatives wouldn't have been in leader, the— conservatives wouldn't have lost athawsaht— conservatives wouldn't have lost a thousand seats— conservatives

being back at it wttt— angela rayner being back at it wttt tho— angela rayner being back at itpods. lit true?- with the old taxpayer funded airpods. it true? we'll have airpods. is it true? we'll have to—wo- airpods. is it true? we'll have to—wo toots- airpods. is it true? we'll have- to_we loads coming to find out when we loads coming your— to find out when we loads coming your-tout.— to find out when we loads coming your-hour. patrick- your way this hour. patrick ctttotyo— your way this hour. patrick throws..— your way this hour. patrick christvsl- ot- your way this hour. patrick christys . gb news. look, it's christys on. gb news. look, it's an christys on. gb news. look, it's on ootootto— christys on. gb news. look, it's an eclectic mix— christys on. gb news. look, it's an eclectic mix today, okay? tattoo— an eclectic mix today, okay? tattoo ont— an eclectic mix today, okay? ladies and gents, because we're otto— ladies and gents, because we're otoo gotng— ladies and gents, because we're otoo gotng to— ladies and gents, because we're otoo gotng to to— ladies and gents, becau

his deputy angela aoynen os— starmer and his deputy angela noynen os ine— starmer and his deputy angela raynerutal, other's throats. it's brutal, imi— other's throats. it's brutal, imi pretty— other's throats. it's brutal, but pretty accurate. so why has it but pretty accurate. so why has ii iern— but pretty accurate. so why has it taken schofield _ but pretty accurate. so why has it taken schofield so long, you migni— it taken schofield so long, you migni osm— it taken schofield so long, you migni osa e— it taken schofield so long, you might ask .7 word— it taken schofield so long, you might ask .7 word has it that some might ask? word has it that some at might ask? word has it that some oi iiv— might ask? word has it that some oi iiv oe— might ask? word has it that some at itv are especially jubilant oioni— at itv are especially jubilant about schofield's departure. if you— about schofield's departure. if you osm— about schofield's departure. if you osa me— about schofield's departure. if you ask me, he's— about schofield's departure. if you ask me, he's put holly iiiiioogniy— you ask me, he

deputy angela hoymer, oe— starmer and his deputy angela hoymer, oe rhe— starmer and his deputy angela rayner each other's throats . it's brutal, other's throats. it's brutal, hur— other's throats. it's brutal, hur merry— other's throats. it's brutal, but pretty accurate. so why has it taken— but pretty accurate. so why has it taken schofield _ but pretty accurate. so why has it taken schofield so long, you might— it taken schofield so long, you might oer— it taken schofield so long, you might oeh e— it taken schofield so long, you might ask .7 word— it taken schofield so long, you might ask .7 word has it that some might ask? word has it that some at might ask? word has it that some or rrv— might ask? word has it that some or my ore— might ask? word has it that some at itv are especially jubilant ohour— at itv are especially jubilant about schofield's departure. if you— about schofield's departure. if you her— about schofield's departure. if you oeh me— about schofield's departure. if you ask me, he's— about schofield's departure. if you ask me, he's put holly wrhoughhy— you ask me, he's put

and i mbob— keir and angela rayner? and i obbob oe— keir and angela rayner?s a man who was, you know, in 2bnow isne into parliament this is a man who was, you know, in 2bnow is at into parliament this is a man who was, you know, in 2bnow is a prime’arliament this is a man who was, you know, in 2bnow is a prime ministerit this is a man who was, you know, in 2bnow is a prime minister of and now is a prime minister of obbe— and now is a prime minister of he grem— and now is a prime minister of this great country. _ and now is a prime minister of this great country. he's a very overbe— this great country. he's a very clever man. he's— this great country. he's a very clever man. he's a— this great country. he's a very clever man. he's a businessman. ue-e— clever man. he's a businessman. bee-good— clever man. he's a businessman. ue-e-gooo beoo— clever man. he's a businessman. he's-good head on- clever man. he's a businessman. he's good head on his he's got a good head on his eboubbere— he's got a good head on his shoulders. and— he's got a good head on his shoulder

labour's deputy chief angela rayner saying that the government was using delaying tactics with having out— messages. then late yesterday afternoon, out of— messages. then late yesterday afternoon, out of nowhere , the afternoon, out of nowhere, the euhtmet— afternoon, out of nowhere, the cabinet office _ afternoon, out of nowhere, the cabinet office gave a third why— cabinet office gave a third reason why it— cabinet office gave a third reason why it can't hand over the— reason why it can't hand over the messuges— reason why it can't hand over the messages, which is simply thut— the messages, which is simply thutlteesm-t— the messages, which is simply thatldoesn't have- the messages, which is simply that doesn't have the that it doesn't have the messages at- that it doesn't have the messages at all. if it messages at all. now, if it teesm-t— messages at all. now, if it doesn't have— messages at all. now, if it doesn't have the messages, then of doesn't have the messages, then et-thut— doesn't have the messages, then et-thut-et— doesn't have the messages, then of-that-of puts- of cours

his first day of campaigning and was here yesterday afternoon, hours before polls opened with angela rayners happened with borisjohnson and partygate and with liz truss and the emergency budget. there is also a sense of voter apathy, and that is a big concern for the labour activists tonight, that people might not turn out. . , ., ., tonight, that people might not turn out. . ., ., , out. have you heard anything even anecdotally — out. have you heard anything even anecdotally about _ out. have you heard anything even anecdotally about voter _ out. have you heard anything even anecdotally about voter id? - out. have you heard anything even anecdotally about voter id? that i anecdotally about voter id? that might be a theme of the night. it is interesting- — might be a theme of the night. it 3 interesting. when i was in medway yesterday, i did one walk from one end to the other and i asked every single person whether they were going to vote or not about photo id and every single person knew they needed it. so that was my very unscientific take on what is going on. but i was speaking to a labo

angela rayner i've met her.ive me. yeah, me yeah, sorry. but what worries me is that that coalition government by definition government is. is by definition weak and it's governed by factionalism and goodness knows what and ideology and woke. what and woke ideology and woke. there's a lot of wokeness going wen-tt— there's a lot of wokeness going on. you'll find— there's a lot of wokeness going on. you'll find-half- on. you'll find sort of half a dozen can hold everybody dozen mps can hold everybody else in. we've seen this in centen— else in. we've seen this in canada with— else in. we've seen this in canada with justin- " we've seen this in canada with justin trudeau . canada with justin trudeau. rte— canada with justin trudeau. rte reetw— canada with justin trudeau. it's really about— canada with justin trudeau. it's really about ideology. doesn't give you wrong . i'm doesn't give you wrong. i'm wernet— doesn't give you wrong. i'm worried about— doesn't give you wrong. i'm worried about things like entren— wor

of that the brilliant idea of that brilliant leader brilliant labour deputy leader angela it's angela raynereadlocked . the health deadlocked. the health department says consultants were given a 4.5% pay rise last year and is urging them to carefully consider the effect of further strikes on patients . the ballot strikes on patients. the ballot will close at the end of june . will close at the end of june. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is . gb news direct in. this is. gb news direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news news for gold and silver investment . it . and silver investment. it. here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy you 1.2, four, eight, $4 and ,1.1492. the price of gold is £1,615.64 per ounce. and the ftse 100 is . at 7776 points. ftse 100 is. at 7776 points. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news investments that news. channel good good morning. it's news. channel good morning. it's hose.— news. channel good morning. it's hose. thie— news. channel good morning. it's hose. this he— news. channel good morning. it's 1038.

labour deputy leader angela rayner says the delaying tactics show this is a government with much to hidehem was played to mark the king's arrival. and as i said eeriier— king's arrival. and as i said earlier, mark,— king's arrival. and as i said earlier, mark, the king decided to earlier, mark, the king decided no bersoneiiv— earlier, mark, the king decided to personally present each each resibieni— to personally present each each resibieni wiib— to personally present each each recipient with their medal individually,— recipient with their medal individually, bearing in mind ibere-s— individually, bearing in mind ibere-s bo— individually, bearing in mind there's 150 of— individually, bearing in mind there's 150 of them. so it took a there's 150 of them. so it took e gooi— there's 150 of them. so it took e gooi bour— there's 150 of them. so it took e gooi bow or— there's 150 of them. so it took a good hour or so— there's 150 of them. so it took a good hour or so for the king to a good hour or so for the king io gei— a good hour or so for the king no gei inrougn— a good hour or so for the

this is what angela toynen—tt-el rayner thinks, you know, it's nntotn—tneyl rayner thinks, you know,ething magical. i think rr wee— was something magical. i think it was was the— was something magical. i think it was was the very beginning of the it was was the very beginning of we show — it was was the very beginning of we show arre— it was was the very beginning of the show. and they— it was was the very beginning of the show. and they played ukraine-e— the show. and they played ukraine's winning performance from— ukraine's winning performance from wer— ukraine's winning performance from we wear— ukraine's winning performance from last year with all special queers— from last year with all special eweere rr— from last year with all special greere rr rr— from last year with all special guests in it and— from last year with all special guests in it and all the rest of it guests in it and all the rest of w erre— guests in it and all the rest of w and who— guests in it and all the rest of it and who should— guests in it and all the rest of it and who should pop up playing the it and who