focusing on angela rayner's seech for lists. focusing on angela rayner's speech for a _ lists.a moment, _ lists. focusing on angela rayner's speech for a moment, what - lists. focusing on angela rayner's speech for a moment, what do - lists. focusing on angela rayner's| speech for a moment, what do you think she's going to try and accomplish? i think she's going to try and accomplish?— think she's going to try and accomplish? think she's going to try and accomlish? ~ ., , , ., accomplish? i think housing is one ofthe accomplish? i think housing is one of the areas _ accomplish? i think housing is one of the areas which _ accomplish? i think housing is one of the areas which labour - accomplish? i think housing is one of the areas which labour wants i accomplish? i think housing is one j of the areas which labour wants to use to draw a dividing line between them and the conservatives. housing policy wasn't something which rishi sunak mentioned at all, really, in his speech to the conservative party conference earlier this week. and i think labour want to show that they will meet

please let me inter'ect, angela rayner is i their...se let me interject, - angela rayner is beginning to speak. so let's listen in. applause. good morning, liverpool and welcome! i love a good standing order, it brings me back to my union days. this years conference comes at a momentous time for our party. a pivotal moment for our country, just days after the labour huge win in rutherglen! cheering. anas sarwar, my friend, we are proud of the positive campaign you and michael ran, years of hard work led to the people of rutherglen putting their faith to the people of rutherglen putting theirfaith in labour this week, a watershed moment. now conference, no offence, but i hope this is the last speech you will hear from me. on this podium before a general election. becausejust like this podium before a general election. because just like you, this podium before a general election. becausejust like you, i am sick of being in opposition. when you elected me 3.5 years ago, it was the honour of my life but you did not elect me to be deputy lea

angela rayner called this a grubby _ was elected.called this a grubby deal today. - was elected. angela rayner called this a grubby deal today. is - was elected. angela rayner called this a grubby deal today. is it - was elected. angela rayner called this a grubby deal today. is it fair| this a grubby deal today. is it fair to say as hilaire belloc said, always keep hold of nurse for fear of finding something worse? it’s of finding something worse? it's eas to of finding something worse? it's easy to call _ of finding something worse? it's easy to call for things like this in opposition. the reality is the same problems— opposition. the reality is the same problems await labour if and when they get— problems await labour if and when they get into power any year. we are very reliant _ they get into power any year. we are very reliant on the private rented sector— very reliant on the private rented sector and — very reliant on the private rented sector and it's incredibly important that these — sector and it's incredibly important that

angela rayner.chard angela rayner richard says angela rayner speeches an speeches always have an undercurrent of venom towards hard people undercurrent of venom towards hardwealth people undercurrent of venom towards hardwealth . people undercurrent of venom towards hardwealth . never people undercurrent of venom towards hardwealth . never forget)eople undercurrent of venom towards hardwealth . never forget how .e undercurrent of venom towards hardwealth . never forget how she and wealth. never forget how she described the tories . leopards described the tories. leopards do not change their spots as she described them as scum, didn't she? says tories she? michael says tories virtually indistinguishable. she? michael says tories virtually indistinguishable . all virtually indistinguishable. all greens don't ever greens and liberals don't ever register in my consciousness reform. for me, one for reform. for me, that's one for you, ben, and then on the on rayner speech, if labour make misogyny would mi

fascinated by angela rayner saying going stop fascinated by angela rayner saying harassmentngla rayner saying harassment before| fascinated by angela rayner saying harassment before it sexual harassment before it starts. we are. are we going with that? are we going to start accusing people of sexual harassment before before they've even sexually ? i mean, of course even sexually? i mean, of course sexual harassment is wrong , but sexual harassment is wrong, but what's her plan there? >> you have to wonder, don't you? because, i mean, would it be flirtation in the office? >> would it be flirtation? someone making feel someone making you feel uncomfortable? someone i don't know. we to go down know. are we going to go down the standing too close? the route of standing too close? are we going to start measuring people again? and two metre rule all the tom cruise. all over again? the tom cruise. we someone. we just don't like someone. >> cruise rule, >> the tom cruise cruise rule, which is that to not make eye contact the contact with somebody of the opposite the office which oppos

fascinated by angela rayner saying going stop fascinated by angela rayner saying harassmentngla rayner saying harassment before| fascinated by angela rayner saying harassment before it sexual harassment before it starts. we are. are we going with that? are we going to start accusing people of sexual harassment before before they've even sexually ? i mean, of course even sexually? i mean, of course sexual harassment is wrong , but sexual harassment is wrong, but what's her plan there? >> you have to wonder, don't you? because, i mean, would it be flirtation in the office? >> would it be flirtation? someone making feel someone making you feel uncomfortable? someone i don't know. we to go down know. are we going to go down the of standing too close? the route of standing too close? are we going to start measuring people again? and two rule people again? and two metre rule all again? tom cruise. people again? and two metre rule all just again? tom cruise. people again? and two metre rule all just don't? tom cruise. people again? and two metre rule all just don't like tom cruise. p

we've seen angela rayner talking about women.fically talking about making misogyny a hate crime. controversial, but that's where she stands . keir starmer talking she stands. keir starmer talking now about how to deal with illegal migration to this country. very much setting himself out as different to the conservative party . now on that conservative party. now on that one, we're starting very much to hear what a labour party in government would be like with angela rayner in her fashion, as she always says, she is strong, bold . she adds a bit of humour bold. she adds a bit of humour at the expense of the conservative party. of course, she says the conservative party have taken a sledgehammer to the foundations on which a good life can be built. yeah i'd pretty much agree with that. >> i mean, having seen the conservative party conference last week in manchester, which unfortunately and sadly for anybody who cares about democracy and cares about, you know, the very good and great history of the conservative party in this country

angela rayner who is this wrong.shadow housing secretary, like me , grew up a council like me, grew up in a council flat. we lived on it. >> how many would you build? >> well , if you've got a target, >> well, if you've got a target, angela's setting out her stall this week. so can see her speech. >> what would like to see it >> what would you like to see it be? 300,000 a year or something like that? >> well, not going to pluck >> well, i'm not going to pluck a out of thin air a figure out of out of thin air to pluck figures thin air. >> i would like to know because you do want to govern this country. >> i'll tell you why. and you'll be able to see everything spelled our manifesto. spelled out in our manifesto. we're determined to make sure that promise we make a that every promise we make is a promise we keep. because promise we can keep. because turning around this country's challenges. well, you say that. >> i keir starmer said in >> i mean, keir starmer said in 2015 hs2. now 2015 he wanted to scrap hs2. now he ke

angela rayner unveiled plans to break the glass ceiling.s ceiling. >> the next labour government will amend the equality to act introduce a legal duty for employers to take all reasonable steps to stop sexual harassment before it starts. but that's not all. we will make misogyny a hate crime . snp leader humza hate crime. snp leader humza yousaf is being urged to rethink plans for independence after labour's victory in the rutherglen by—election. >> labour's michael shanks defeated the scottish national party by winning 58% of the vote. it's prompted calls for usf to rethink his proposal that winning the majority of seats at the next general election would be a mandate for negotiations on scottish independence. meanwhile labour has vowed to work constructively with the scottish government if it gets into office. widespread flooding is expected in parts of scotland as the country faces a period of relentless rain during the weekend . the met office has weekend. the met office has issued an amber weather warning for a large part of central sc

we just heard angela rayner talking about housing papers. the housing and the papers. been briefed as well. i'll be scrutinising those closely those policies very closely because i'm about to get on a train to liverpool now. >> it is extraordinary , not to >> it is extraordinary, not to mention housing because amongst young it's the main topic young people it's the main topic of conversation . for most of of conversation. for most of them, the fact they can't get on them, the fact they can't get on the housing ladder at for all those of them who are aspiring to get housing ladder, to get on the housing ladder, that now probably moved out that it's now probably moved out of their reach because of the mortgage you mortgage rates. and you and i were talking about earlier were talking about this earlier and you know, this is and i said, you know, this is what young people are talking about. said it's about. and you said it's what their and their their parents and their grandparents talking about. grandparents are talking about. absolutely true. it covers a swathe of the po

i just want to ask your thoughts on angela rayner thoughts on what angela rayner had the had to say earlier. i'm going to start with you, belinda. >> who's going >> what is misogyny? who's going to it going to to decide that? is it going to be of completely nutty, be a group of completely nutty, disconnected leftie liberals sitting around a table going, anyone who says anything mean about ever is about a woman ever is misogynistic and that is not going to work at all because of course, misogyny is not just being mean to one woman or saying something woman. saying something to one woman. it's of sort of hatred it's a feeling of sort of hatred and against entire and prejudice against the entire female sex, which is actually quite rare, except amongst incels, if you like. and so for me, i don't know how you police it. i think it would be used politically . think it would politically. so i think it would be very much against be used very much against right of and as we've of centre people and as we've seen, the hatred towards women, especially from left leaning gender ideologists, they get away

the shadow from angela rayner.editor will be there. >> also this morning, is this the biggest test of all for the government's plan to send illegal migrants to rwanda ? illegal migrants to rwanda? >> a hearing will get undennay today at the supreme court to decide once and for all if the policy is legal. we'll have all the details on that one at and after nigel farage has claimed that there is a gap in the political for market a party that will take back the word brexit. b rexit. >> we brexit. >> we will debating is brexit broken ? broken? >> are you satisfied with brexit? we'll be debating it. let us know your views. that's coming up at around 20 past and let us know your views on, say , let us know your views on, say, the labour leadership , the the labour leadership, the people who may be your prime minister or your deputy prime minister or your deputy prime minister in a year or so from now. >> let us know what you think of angela rayner, what you think of keir starmer, what you think rachel reeves what you thi

>> rayner love it >> angela rayner i would love it to rayner why would to be angela rayner why would e. but are there, are >> oh i see. but are there, are there non—aesthetic there other non—aesthetic reasons her? reasons why you like her? >> she seems >> no. well i think she seems like a crack. she definitely wouldn't bring in. she wouldn't ban which ban vaping or smoking, which i think nice. she's think would be very nice. she's less state on on sorts less nanny state on on all sorts of but i think of social policies, but i think my here is i'm my frustration here is i'm heanng my frustration here is i'm hearing of people talking hearing a lot of people talking about, have about, well, labour would have done have done this, labour would have done that. it's completely hypothetical . hypothetical revisionist. >> it's not well, sort of wales. >> it's not well, sort of wales. >> it's not well, sort of wales. >> i don't know what actually would have. >> keir starmer called for keir starmer day in starmer called freedom day in july reckless but we don't july 2021. reckless but we don't k

he was quickly removed from the stage before angela rayner took him to the podium to officially open the event. labour's deputy leader took the opportunity to present the party as a contrast to over a decade of conservative government . of conservative government. >> tories also have one singular focus to desperately cling on to power. that's why the tories levelling up project was dead on arrival. you cannot level up from the top down. the tories only know how to centralise power and hold wealth where it benefit them. >> angela rayner this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's time for gloria. camila. camila tominey. >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show live from the labour party conference in liverpool. we've of course got another big line up of guests for you as ever. i'm joined wes streeting joined now by wes streeting shadow health secretary mp shadow health secretary and mp for for labour. for ilford north for labour. where's lovely to see you this morning. thanks for joining whe

angela rayner the lovely angela rayner has announced that misogyny will be a hate crime under is thisr. so is this what women want? but i think it's safe to say we certainly don't want rampant, unchecked misogyny, do we? darren so what's the problem with making misogyny a crime? why not make it illegal? surely that's the only way to stop this horrible misogyny and hatred of women. in her speech , rayner gave no real her speech, rayner gave no real explanation as to why. it's a brilliant idea, though. let's bnanntidea,though.lets have brilliant idea, though. let's have a look next. >> labour government will amend the equality act to introduce a legal duty for employers to take all reasonable steps to stop sexual harassment before it starts. but that's not all we will make misogyny a hate crime i >> well, there you go. rapturous applause. but rape is already a crime. sexual assault is already a crime. persistent sexual harassment is already a crime. last time i looked. now the law commission looked into this . commission looked into this. they had an intensive consultation and they came

angela rayner the lovely angela rayner has announced that misogyny will be a hate crime under is thisbour. so is this what women want? but i think it's safe to say we certainly don't want rampant, unchecked misogyny, do we? darren so what's the problem with making misogyny a crime? why not make it illegal? surely that's the only way to stop this horrible misogyny and hatred of women. in her speech , rayner gave no real her speech, rayner gave no real explanation as to why. it's a brilliant idea, though. let's bnanntidea,though.lets have brilliant idea, though. let's have a look next. >> labour government will amend the equality act to introduce a legal duty for employers to take all reasonable steps to stop sexual harassment before it starts. but that's not all we will make misogyny a hate crime i >> well, there you go. rapturous applause. but rape is already a crime. sexual assault is already a crime. persistent sexual harassment is already a crime. last time i looked. now the law commission looked into this . commission looked into this. they had an intensive consultation and they c

in the uk, the labour leader, sir keir starmer and his deputy angela rayner, will meet with muslim mps leadership's stance on the israel—gaza war. it comes after an islamic centre visited by mr starmer accused him of �*gravely misrepresenting' its position. earlier, i spoke to chief political correspondent, henry zeffman, who explained the issue. sir keir starmer has actually generally had basically the same stance as the government since this war began, which is to support israel's right to defend itself, to support israel's specific goal of defeating hamas, but to warn that international law should be followed and the humanitarian aid must be distributed in gaza. but there's a particular interview that keir starmer gave a couple of weeks ago in which he appeared to say that he believed israel had the right to cut off fuel and water from gaza, which has reverberated for for a long time afterwards and really sparked fury among some in the labour party, but especially at the grass roots. and a lot of labour mps are hearing concerns from their activists about that and have been passing t

labour's party conference begins in liverpool with a speech from deputy leader angela rayner, who saysusing "in a generation" if they win the next general election. on monday, the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, is expected to announce an anti—corruption commissioner to look at money lost to fraud and waste during the covid pandemic. parts of scotland remain at risk of flooding despite the rain easing off. river levels are continuing to rise and the ground is saturated, which is what's causing that increase in risk. a met office yellow warning of rain was in place until 7pm on sunday, and a further yellow warning has been issued for parts of western scotland for tuesday. the back of a historic building in cumbria has collapsed into a river. the grade ii—listed old courthouse in cockermouth, which sits on the river cocker, was damaged at about 5am on sunday morning. the environment agency said although the collapse happened you're live with bbc news. let's get an update on another big story. over 1,000 people are reported to have been killed in afghanistan after a powerful earthquake

i'm told who turned up for this meeting with the broad leader sir keir starmer and his deputy angela rayner could air their views together and submit been having private meetings with leadership of this was a meeting of a muslim labour mps togetherfor the first time. i'm also told that there were a number of other mps gathering at the same time also to discuss calls for a cease—fire, so it's clear that there is unease across the parliamentary labour party on this and many mps do want lara to shift their position. 0ne mp told me that there was an airing and about views being heard and shared. but there was no policy shift at the end of this meeting, and after there will be further meetings as and when required by both sides. but it's clearly a live discussion we have already heard today from one labour front bencher, so somebody who is a shadow minister, calling publicly for a cease—fire, calling publicly what is happening in gaza as collective punishment to date, that was a labour mp asking a question at prime minister's questions and you can see there are some gaps opening up can see there

certainly we have already heard from the deputy leader angela rayner that that will be a big part ofprovide what they described as the biggest best and affordable housing in a generation. for as the biggest best and affordable housing in a generation.— housing in a generation. for the moment. _ housing in a generation. for the moment, thank— housing in a generation. for the moment, thank you. _ housing in a generation. for the moment, thank you. i _ housing in a generation. for the moment, thank you. i should i housing in a generation. for the l moment, thank you. i should say housing in a generation. for the i moment, thank you. i should say if you want more on the days events of the labour party conference we are running a live page on the bbc news website and it will have a live stream and plenty of updates. more on the breaking news now. two israeli tourists and an egyptian have been shot dead on sunday in alexandria in northern egypt. a policeman is alleged to have carried out the shooting in one of the districts of the city and is now in custody according to security sources. t

well, sir keir starmer and angela rayneris sir keir starmer and angela rayner is deputy are now meetingo our political correspondent olivia utley and olivia. this refers back to these comments that keir starmer made in relation to the water and power supplies to gaza and then well, the resignation of many labour councillors in the aftermath of that well , absolutely. >> just a few weeks ago keir starmer was being praised from the labour party and beyond for managing to have such a slick professional labour conference where pretty much every one, every every senior labour official who who spoke seemed to be 100% on the side of israel. then keir starmer did an interview with nick ferrari from lbc , who asked him if he thought lbc, who asked him if he thought it was right. i'm paraphrasing here that israel had cut off the water supply to gaza and keir starmer said yes, i believe israel does have that right. well cue fury, not just from his own back benches , but from the own back benches, but from the labour party more generally . 23 labour party more generally. 23 labour party more genera

angela rayner to plot this figure about housing, they're going to create this miracle of housing.ver there, you can build on that field over there. it's all right, well put the sewage in, put the electricity in, put all those other bits of infrastructure and it's a massive problem. and where's this going to happen? it's going to happen on the green belt . to happen on the green belt. now, i'm afraid we have a big problem with this country, with nimbyism, don't we? yeah, we do really like to have a new housing estate. sounds really good as long as it's way over there and nowhere near me. and it's not going to obscure my view . and, you know, we have to view. and, you know, we have to be seriously realistic . michael be seriously realistic. michael gove is a great politician, actually , but if he's at the actually, but if he's at the point where he's struggling to make it work, then i think anybody will struggle to make it work. now sean, we can agree that these are good noises from labour about building more houses , build, baby build. houses, build, baby build. >> about the elepha

in the uk —— the labour leader, sir keir starmer and his deputy angela rayner, will meet with muslim the leadership's stance on the israel—gaza war. it comes after an islamic centre visited by mr starmer accused him of �*gravely misrepresenting' its position. live now to westminster, and our chief political henry, what exactly is the issue at stake here? 5ir henry, what exactly is the issue at stake here?— stake here? sir keir starmer is aenerall stake here? sir keir starmer is generally having _ stake here? sir keir starmer is generally having the _ stake here? sir keir starmer is generally having the same - stake here? sir keir starmer is i generally having the same stance stake here? sir keir starmer is - generally having the same stance as the government since this all began, which is to support israel's right to comedy what israel's a specific goal of defeating hamas, but warned that international law should be followed and that humanitarian aid must be distributed in gaza. but, there is a particular interview in osama gave a couple of weeks ago in which he appeared to say that

angela rayner to plot this figure about housing, they're going to create this miracle of housing.t over there, you can build on that field over there. it's all right, well put the sewage in, put the electricity in, put all those other bits of infrastructure and it's a massive problem. and where's this going to happen? it's going to happen on the green belt . to happen on the green belt. now, i'm afraid we have a big problem with this country, with nimbyism, don't we? yeah, we do really like to have a new housing estate. sounds really good as long as it's way over there and nowhere near me. and it's not going to obscure my view . and, you know, we have to view. and, you know, we have to be seriously realistic . michael be seriously realistic. michael gove is a great politician, actually , but if he's at the actually, but if he's at the point where he's struggling to make it work, then i think anybody will struggle to make it work. now sean, we can agree that these are good noises from labour about building more houses , build, baby build. houses, build, baby build. >> about the ele

so as angela rayner set out yesterday, the next labour government will offer a new dealfor labour governmenter a new deal for working labour government will offer a new dealfor working people. zero—hour deal for working people. zero—hour contracts dealfor working people. zero—hour contracts band, fire and rehire gone. sick pay strengthened and basic rights from day one. and, conference, it was the last labour government that finally delivered on the promise of keir harding to introduce a national minimum wage. the fight against poverty pay has always been at the very heart of our movement and so the next labour government will go further, not a rebrand of the minimum wage like the tories. but for the first time a minimum wage taking account of the real cost of living. finally, conference, with labour we will have a genuine living wage. the post of chancellor of the exchequer has existed now 800 years. in that time, not one single woman has held that post. conference, when we next meet i intend to address this haul as britain's first female chancellor of the exchequer. —— i intend to address

in fact, i think . think. >> angela rayner zahawi 11. >> angela rayner zahawi 11. >> angela rayner andthat's right. he's going to be chairing a panel he's going to be chairing a panel, lots of , as you can panel, lots of, as you can imagine, lots of headlines in today's press. keir starmer and this is just on the front of the observer warning his party, even though they're doing incredibly well in the polls , he's saying well in the polls, he's saying don't get giddy over the prospect of an election win . and prospect of an election win. and you may well think that he's right to say that to the party faithful , because if they do get faithful, because if they do get giddy, as he puts it, they could actually maybe not get the job done. actually maybe not get the job done . there's a long way to go done. there's a long way to go still. yeah there's an interesting the sunday people interesting in the sunday people , thought a strange , i thought it was a strange place do an exclusive interview. >> sir keir starmer today he's also paying also talking about paying handsome overtime to docto

we've seen angela rayner talking about making misogyny a hate crime .e? i'm not so sure, but she has many other things to say and of course i look fonnard to hearing what keir starmer has to say for the future of this country, what he's going to do better. he has so far been vague, but we are seeing more policies come. are we not? thank you very much, nigel nelson there, our senior political commentator at gb news, live from kent. you're watching or listening to gb news saturday carver. saturday with me, emily carver. we've more coming up, we've got lots more coming up, so you of so stay tuned. you are, of course, listening course, watching and listening to news saturday on gb news, to gb news saturday on gb news, britain's news channel. think we need to do. we've got a hot spell at the moment. it is fantastic, but from wednesday onwards . i'm fantastic, but from wednesday onwards. i'm on your tv online and digital radio. >> now, yesterday say the labour party won the rutherglen and hamilton west by—election as a 20% swing. so michael shanks, take the s

at which point angela rayner.int could the last person to leave britain please switch the lights out now what's your reaction? mark at . out now what's your reaction? mark at. gbnews.com. i'll get the thoughts now of my panel this evening. former cabinet minister and gb news star esther mcvey , banker visiting mcvey, banker and visiting professor derek lord and author and journalist rebecca reid. rebecca what's your thoughts on this labour split vote on israel, split on everything else ? >>i ? >> i think it's perfectly natural that a party that represent a large group of people who have different and diverse views would contain people who different people who have different and diverse a diverse views. it would be a very thing very worrying thing if a political was only able political party was only able to have if they all had have mps if they all had unilateral beliefs and to be honest, this a little honest, i think this is a little bit predict of it. may sure, absolutely. any of this could come but keir starmer

. >> nina, you must have seen angela rayner's speeches , both angela rayner's speeches, both the tucand the labour conference where she promised the workers in this country the earth . she she country the earth. she she didn't promise them the earth. yes she did. >> but what she did do, she did promise more union power, which means more strikes. if labour gets strikes, not more, gets it, more strikes, not more, more, more scaremongering . more, more scaremongering. >> it is not. >> it is not. >> it's not scaremongering, she said it, angela rayner said i'm going to make the working classes more powerful than ever. >> go on strike. >> go on strike. >> are people , people like you >> are people, people like you and me, they are not some two horned brand of devil . they are horned brand of devil. they are people and they have every right to withdraw the labour. and it's i said a repeat . i said a repeat. >> let people die. let people die in hospitals. >> they're striking for better conditions and stop that happening . the reason is this happening. the reason is this does happen. the gove

many english senior labour cabinet, shadow cabinet ministers coming up regularly, keir starmer, angela raynerening in westminster, so i think all of this is signalling positive change and there is still a long way to go, but this when, the swing makes labour competitive across possibly 20 seats across the central belt and we know that is a big shift in the narrative in terms of a revival in scotland and of course it helps clear stomach in terms of his narrative of the march to downing street. �* , , ., street. abbi, i found it particularly _ street. abbi, i found it particularly fascinating | street. abbi, i found it i particularly fascinating that in your analysis you are saying the snp are very confident as the polls closed last night which could lead to a bigger problem is that they didn't see this coming. i to a bigger problem is that they didn't see this coming.- to a bigger problem is that they didn't see this coming. i think they didn't see this coming. i think they did see it coming, _ didn't see this coming. i think they did see it coming, the _ didn't see this coming. i think they d

angela rayner, good to have ou government. angela rayner, good to have you with — government.hat they have to do. they need a big win against ireland. very unlikely, they are up against it, the odds are stacked against them, with a sense of anticipation. they know they can make history, some in that braveheart! and like two fighters, there is sense of the anticipation could not be greater. the odds are stacked against scotland, ireland have notched up 16 victories in a row. but the scots know nothing else will do now. they would write the biggest storyline in recent world cup folklore if they got the margin that of victory, that sends them into the quarterfinals and send ireland home. ireland have their own goal of winning the pool and finishing above south africa. there are so many permutations, with both nations desperate to stay on in france. katie gornall reports. france and scotland have a shared history. if you go looking, you can find hints of it on the streets of paris. centuries ago, they formed the auld alliance to help each other in times of war. but here and now, t

more than 150 muslim labour councillors have written to him and angela rayner urging him to change courseng to see if any of that comes up in prime minister's questions, and later in the day once he has had this meeting with their muslim mps. is there a shift in position of the labour leadership which so far has been to say that there should be humanitarian aid going into gaza. it is not supporting an immediate ceasefire, —— ceasefire, or has not been until this point. -- ceasefire, or has not been until this point-— this point. just to remind viewers the are this point. just to remind viewers they are watching _ this point. just to remind viewers they are watching bbc— this point. just to remind viewers they are watching bbc news. i this point. just to remind viewers they are watching bbc news. we | this point. just to remind viewers i they are watching bbc news. we are waiting for prime minister's questions to start in westminster. they can see live pictures there from the house where mps have crowded into the chamber, waiting to hear from the prime minister. crowded into the chamber, w

. >> mine is the deputy labour leader, angela rayner , who spoke leader, angela rayner, who spoke ate gave an absolute have you got malaria? >> not well. >> you're not well. >> you're not well. >> not well. there's >> he's not well. i know there's some absolutely brilliant. >> in that >> there's some bugs in that jungle. but what on jungle. but what are you on about? jungle. but what are you on abowell, was really impressed >> well, i was really impressed by how she talks about the fact that she is someone who grew up with mother who was with a single mother who was seriously ill. >> she's always talked about that. >> well, you know you my >> well, you know what? you my father a toolmaker, you lot. father was a toolmaker, you lot. you know, millionaires sitting in discuss in tv studios might discuss dismissing a working dismissing class as a working class who's gone on to be class woman who's gone on to be the minister the next prime minister but i think compelling think that's a compelling and impressive any decent impressive story. and any decent person would say, good on you, girl

labour leader sir keir starmer and his deputy angela rayner will meet with muslim mps this afternoon,the leadership's stance on the israel—gaza war. it comes after an islamic centre visited by mr starmer accused him of "gravely misrepresenting" its position. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffman joins us now. henry, what can we expect from today's meeting? keir starmer�*s position on this war has been fairly consistent so far and very similar to the government's, namely israel has a right to defend itself, a right to try to degrade hamas and its capabilities, but there should be humanitarian support for gaza. generally there has been fairly broad support for that in the labour party in westminster, but there are signs that is changing and actually perhaps the main reason for that is something that happened a couple of weeks ago. keir starmer gave a radio interview in which he effectively said that israel has a right to deny fuel and water to gaza. he now says that isn't what he meant to say, that isn't what he meant to say, that he saw thought he was answering a different qu

conference and there were many, many empty seats last week apart from for rishi sunak, now for angela rayner there were hundreds of people standing rachel reeves yesterday there was a cheer, so loud when rachel reeves announced the covid corruption commission winner so loud that it was almost impossible to hear what she was saying. so we're expecting sir keir starmer there's going to be again. i can already see very large numbers of people standing and that we anticipate probably about 45 minutes laying out his plans for a decade of national renewal. they think if they can get into power, they're likely to stay there for ten years, promising to give britain its future back rather punchier as a slogan than the conservatives, which was long term decisions for a brighter future. so all eyes now on labour leader keir starmer to see what he says and just to sort of reiterate that he's trying to explain to people why they should vote for labour rather than against the conservatives because this is no longer being seen as a party in opposition effectively , yes, opposition effectively, yes, they re

angela rayner the deputy leader. need for more red cross to be allowed into gaza. that's a big issue for them and they are seeking, of course, meetings with the prime minister. they said they only had a meeting there with a middle minister, lord middle east minister, lord ahmed, with pm yet , but ahmed, not with the pm yet, but more are planned, i more meetings are planned, i think downing street behind think in downing street behind me. but been difficult day, me. but it's been difficult day, a day here in westminster a moving day here in westminster for indeed. you very >> indeed. chris, thank you very much that. more from much indeed for that. more from you a little later. bring you a little later. let's bring you a little later. let's bring you latest pictures we've you in the latest pictures we've got after rocket fire again being seen from gaza, being fired israel. an fired into to israel. an indication, meanwhile, from turkey that it's trying to get talks with hamas to get the various hostages released. we'll

and then angela rayner saying she's going to introduce so much red in introduce so much red tape in theyou can't possibly grow the economy if you're giving people four day weeks, 36 hours and three months off, weeks, 36 hours and three months off to weeks, 36 hours and three months off, to be talking off, we're going to be talking to mp steve mccabe to labour mp steve mccabe actually in the show with before midday. >> so we will hear what he has to say and it will be really interesting to just ask him simply is your voter? yes. simply who is your voter? yes. who your? simply who is your voter? yes. thlabour's? simply who is your voter? yes. thlabour's policies are all >> labour's policies are all over the shop and then you have, you starmer talking about you know, starmer talking about rwanda, come rwanda, which will probably come to, on yeah, know, whatever, to, on yeah, you know, whatever, whatever supreme court whatever the supreme court decides, he's not going to decides, oh, he's not going to take notice that. take any notice of that. >> talking of which emma wolf, thank you for th

entire conference was when the entire conference was when the minute's silence was ordered by angela raynerue cards or any kind of staging , it was ordered and it staging, it was ordered and it happened. and we had david lammy being really firm on it. and i think you know, aaron may have a view this, but if jeremy view on this, but if jeremy corbyn been in power corbyn had been in power when this happened, view there this happened, the view there was power, mean, was being power, i mean, by that, running the labour was being power, i mean, by that, that, running the labour was being power, i mean, by that, that, that, ning the labour was being power, i mean, by that, that, that, ning battlebour party that, that, that battle within the party about the, the pro—israel , anti—israel row pro— israel, anti — israel row would pro—israel, anti—israel row would have gone to the conference floor and it was kept outside the whole place. and the view was that's because of the discipline and it's right, isn't it, was kicked of it, that he was kicked out of the parliamentary party. the parliamentary lab

angela rayner and she was and the rage that she was talking misogyny, making talking about misogyny,elationships with women. i think that you know, the think that there's you know, the in cell culture, this thing about you need consent to do this. need consent this. you need consent to do that. you ask a woman out. that. you can't ask a woman out. you can't flirt with a woman at work. i think there's work. so i think there's that. and think there's the and then i think there's the drunken nightlife issue spiked thing, know, that's actually thing, you know, that's actually targeting they're all targeting women. but they're all slightly things . but i slightly different things. but i don't the relationship don't think the relationship between and women in this between men and women in this country are good at country are in a good state at all. would i would agree >> yeah, i would i would agree with that to some extent. but i think the pandemic also increased fear between i know young kiss young people that won't kiss each other because they're still scared of being close. >> young tee

angela rayner will kick it off with her new brief as levelling up secretary shadow levelling up, levellingout homes at the moment so the idea this is going to be i think this is going to be a conference absolutely chockablock with policy and they're gradually going to start leaking them over the next leaking them out over the next couple days. so this one is couple of days. so this one is that the tories had a target, 300,000 new homes, and they haven't met the target. labour is saying that will be their benchmark. that's the target that they are heading for. >> how are they going to fund it? >> well, it's not so much funding. it is actually getting through the through the through the planning wrong. the problems of planning wrong. and developers . so you have and also developers. so you have a situation where developers are land banking, getting hold of land banking, getting hold of land , hanging onto it, waiting land, hanging onto it, waiting for prices to go up. so the issue really is to get the developers to actually develop the properties . they're meant the properties. they're meant

. >> in other news, the labour party conference is in full swing after a strong opening from angela raynerto the podium and our deputy political editor tom hannood will tell you what to expect . the watchword of what to expect. the watchword of today is infra structure.

and so what we're hearing time and time again, what we heard in angela rayner's speech, what we heardspeech was re—announcements of things that had already been declared . and had already been declared. and the watchword of this conference so far has been caution . and it so far has been caution. and it will be absolutely fascinating to see sir keir starmer to see if sir keir starmer sticks by that tried and tested method of not being particularly controversial, not being particularly new, or if there is perhaps a rabbit or two. in his speech this afternoon , because speech this afternoon, because clearly what the labour party is trying to do is present a sense of it being the grown up party ready for government. it's fascinating this year compared to previous years , more people to previous years, more people here wearing suits, more big corporate sponsors around this conference. and indeed a greater sense of perhaps responsibility here. this is the first conference where there's been a sustained ordained lead in the polls running up to it. and frankly , the labour party don't frankl

i think we have a clip of angela rayner talking about that and come back to your take on sure on thatt so many inspiring women. and let's face it, sometimes it's tiring being a woman in this world, especially under a tory government . but under a tory government. but thatis under a tory government. but that is why it falls upon us to continue the work of the last labour government standing side by side. so that all of us succeed in battling inequality together . either labour will together. either labour will properly tackle sexual harassment at work. a shocking two thirds of young women have been sexually harassed at work. this must change and that's why the next labour government will amend the equalities act to introduce a legal duty for employers to take all reasonable steps to stop sexual harassment before it starts. but that's not all we will make. >> so. so, amber, when you hear angela rayner talk like that about misogyny and a country fit for women, how does that make you feel? is that the sort of language you want to hear from? >> labour yeah, i would say it is like i think s

>> because over the last few years we've had people like angela described the angela rayner describedhe said, homophobic or banana republic, right. she she listed a load of slur. it wasn't her finest hour. >> it wasn't, it wasn't the only thing people like david lammy that have brexiteers that have said that brexiteers are like. >> you've had from the left , >> you've had from the left, you've had some real bad rhetoric that labels people on the on the side of the right as bad people . well, and a lot of bad people. well, and a lot of the youngsters have swallowed this nonsense and they won't forgive them. and that is the truth. >> i think there's a good test lee anderson has. well, it's become toxic from the top down for the reasons you for the reasons that you described. well, lee anderson has test, obviously. has a good test, obviously. i used for the used to knock on doors for the labour he labour party with lee, but he has now, which is has a good test now, which is when the house when he's walking in the house of the labour of commons, half the labour people say hello to and peo

so as angela rayner set out yesterday , may rayner set out yesterday, may the next labour government new deal for working people. zero hour contract that's banned . fire and rehire that's banned. fire and rehire gone on sick pay strengthened and basic rights from day . one and basic rights from day. one and basic rights from day. one and conference. it was the last labour government which finally delivered on the promise of keir hardie to implement a national minimum wage. the fight against poverty pay has always been at the very heart of our movement and so the next labour government will go further . not government will go further. not a rebrand of the minimum wage like the tories, but for the first time a minimum wage, taking account of the real cost of living. finally conference with labour. we will have a genuine living wage . the post of chancellor of the exchequer has existed now for 800 years. in that time , not one 800 years. in that time, not one single woman has held that post conference. when we next meet, i intend to address this hall as britain's first female chancellor