darrenjones, thanks for talking to us. if it is, it is a bit tedious, i think. they said, we said _ bit tedious, i think. they said, we said it _ bit tedious, i think. they said, we said it is — bit tedious, i think. they said, we said it is not— bit tedious, i think. they said, we said. it is not really getting to grips — said. it is not really getting to grips with— said. it is not really getting to grips with the fundamental... in fact, _ grips with the fundamental... in fact, i_ grips with the fundamental... in fact, i shouldn't admit this, i voted — fact, i shouldn't admit this, i voted for— fact, i shouldn't admit this, i voted for labour at the election and wanted _ voted for labour at the election and wanted them to win, disappointed that they— wanted them to win, disappointed that they were not fully truthful, but i _ that they were not fully truthful, but i think that even though there are some — but i think that even though there are some very good things they have already— are some very good things they have al

we're joined now by darrenjones, chief secretary to the treasury. good morning. shadow, yes! out of to the title yet? it's nice to have - dropped the shadow, yes! out of the shadows, dropped the shadow, yes! out of the shadows. and _ dropped the shadow, yes! out of the shadows, and down _ dropped the shadow, yes! out of the shadows, and down to _ dropped the shadow, yes! out of the shadows, and down to business. - dropped the shadow, yes! out of the j shadows, and down to business. and you are all going to be busy and you are promising growth, which is a little word, but a very, very big challenge, so to our viewers this morning, how are you going to get the economy growing? hath? morning, how are you going to get the economy growing?— the economy growing? why is this important? _ the economy growing? why is this important? it _ the economy growing? why is this important? it is _ the economy growing? why is this important? it is important - the economy growing? why is this| important? it is important because if the economy is firing on all cylinders, people will

, during the election campaign i spoke to labour's then shadow chief secretary to the treasury, darrenjoneslift this to cap limited would immediately lift 250,000 children out of poverty. she describes the policy is cruel and punitive and it is now pushing families into poverty. talking about tabling amendments to a kings speech is a pretty hostile act because what you are potentially suggesting is if you don't get you where you would vote against the kings speech. voting against the kings speech. voting against the kings speech, there are three big boats that are regarded as confidence builds. eight king's speech, budget and a no—confidence vote. if you vote against any of those endure on their side it is bye—bye to your career in the party so it is is quite a big thing to talk about doing. john mcdonald who is the fatherfigure talk about doing. john mcdonald who is the father figure of the campaign group, let has been saying don't think of this as a rebellion, keir starmer has a massive majority. this is using a parliamentary mechanism to persuade the government to do what it says it want

darrenjones is the shadow chief which of the treasury.ustin trudeau called it an historic election victory. keir starmer would probably think why can't you put them on twitter and not intimately with phone calls?! typically, the political editor of the guardian, is here. did you expect this? —— pippa crear, the political editor of the garden. we political editor of the garden. , anticipated a labour victory but we were used to hearing labour safe you cannot take anything for granted until the votes are double counted, they were probably haunted by the 1992 general election when the toll suggested labour is marginally ahead, and neil kinnock lost tojohn major. —— when the polls suggested. the conservatives have been in power for 14 years and even people who study all the data in the labour party, across the focus groups and the rest, i think to some extent even they questioned whether it can be really true, they think, can we actually win? the conservative party have won so many times in the last 14 years, have we lost what it takes to get