department for transport — air travel. a department for transport spokesperson - air travel. a department for ihe right to travel with dignity and it is vital it is in accessible and enjoyable experience for all. the campaigners say this has been a problem for decades, but there are solutions if the government is prepared to listen. tom symons, bbc news. it is one of the bbc�*s longest running programmes come with arguably the greatest theme tune of all time. much of the day celebrates its 60th anniversary and they have been memorable goals, saves and last—ditch tackles over the years. barry davies provided the soundtrack to these classic moments. he sat down withjohn watson to reflect on some of his most famous calls and how the game has changed over the decades. you were almost there from the start. , , ., , ., you were almost there from the i start-_ crystal start. yes, five years late. crystal palace, i think — start. yes, five years late. crystal palace, i think come _ start. yes, five years late. crystal palace, i think come with - start. yes, five years late. crystal palace, i think come

for road deaths, it seems acceptable. i do not find it acceptable and i apply the department of transportation for also not finding it acceptable. in 2022, more cyclists died than ever reported since 1975. in 2022, more pedestrians have died than in the last 40 years. this technology holds the power to reverse this trend. it has the power to not only to save lives also improve the quality of life in america, making it easier to ride a bike and walk, push a stroller, go to the store. not only in our cities, but all over the country. it has the power to help drivers be better versions of themselves, which is something that we all want. so as you roll this out, as we roll this out, please think of sarah. i don't know -- i don't know what sarah would say about this because her death took away our ability to ever know again. what she would think or what she would say. that uncertainty is a small part of what makes it so difficult to live without a loved one. so but i and my family, those left behind whose lives have been turned up salad -- turned upside down like this, we say this, how can we, as government officials, and you factor

department for transport _ fantastic. the department for transport welcomed - fantastic. the department for transport welcomed an ilogy from train operators and said people affected would be directly affected —— contacted in due course. katy, thank you. the duke and duchess of sussex are starting a four—day tour of colombia today, at the invitation of the country's vice—president. it'll be prince harry and meghan's second trip of the year, after travelling to nigeria in may. our correspondent ione wells is in bogota, where the couple will start their visit. ione, where are they planning to go? iamjust by i am just by the presidential palace in bogota now, they are here on the invitation of the vice president. later this morning they are set to meet with her to be welcomed to the country and they are then taking part in various summits, they will be meeting with experts, activists, to talk about protecting young people from online harm and that is really the main purpose of the visit with them, promoting some of their work to protect young people online and some of their charitable work. they will have further meet

for being here today. i want to address something we talked about before and that is the federal highway administration proposed greenhouse gas emission performance measure. state department's of transportation metropolitan planning for physicians cut carbon emissions staining m transportation of national highway system. you know, i voiced my concerns about this in opposition to this proposal which is demonstrably exceeds the administration's authority. the postal service to consider and disposed of during negotiation of infrastructure investment and jobs act. federal highway administration announced its final rule last november despite not having authority you so and as result 22 states sued as part of two mexican lawsuits this spring to make federal courts of the exceeds the federal highway statutory authority. yet now we learn you are going to appeal that will be. can you tell us why? why are you squandered time and resource to appeal a decision that was adjudicated in court including had no authority to make that rule? explained that if you would. >> i'm not going to calm it on her courtroom strategy. what he will say speed i'm not asking for that. i'm asking for the sins. why your chall

i want to start by saying thank you. thank you to the entire team at the department of transportation for your tireless work on these last couple of years to develop and now finalize this plan. this really is a team sport. i also want to thank and acknowledge for commitment for courage and passionate leadership not only on behalf of your family but on behalf of all of us. collaboration and engagement on this issue and dedication across this group of advocates, companies, and associations is going to be key. i have to say, because i am also a veteran, it has been a long and bumpy road. every day, auto companies research, invent, develop, and implement cutting-edge vehicle safety technologies. it is in our dna. it is what we do. that investment and commitment to safety has led to breakthroughs like antilock brakes, electronic stability control, lane departure warnings, automatic emergency braking. they are already saving lives on our roadways. the exciting news? we are just getting started. looking around the bend, pun intended, we see a very real opportunity to save even more lives through innovative, next-generation safe

. >> yes, well, loads on today, but i think this idea of mick lynch now predictably storming into the department for transport, demanding the same pay transport, demanding the same pay rise that the aslef union has got. i think starmer is probably going to have to give it to him. well, i mean, considering the huge donations that have been given to labour mps ahead of the general election, those that got elected back in july also to the labour party as a whole. >> i mean, it does seem it does smack a little bit of corruption. you know, you get the money from the trade unions. doesit the money from the trade unions. does it make it harder to say no? then when they come asking for more cash, when they come asking for better working conditions and the like ? i mean, conditions and the like? i mean, it makes sense, doesn't it? really? and this, this kind of line that we hear from ministers, well, this is cheaper giving these pay rises is cheaper than all the disruption we've experienced. well not if they then come back asking for more. yeah. >> no serious questions to answer. there and that is the question that we

at the department for transport today, direct talks between the aslef union and department for transport officials began last month under the new labour government. if aslef�*s committee agrees, ito members to vote on, with a recommendation to accept. full details are yet to be confirmed, but i think the pay offer will be above the successive 4% rises that were on the table last year. attached to those previous proposals were conditions that the union particularly objected to, changes to ways of working. the previous government and the rail industry said they were necessary to save money and modernise the railway, but as i said, the union particularly objected to them, and i think many or all of those are expected to be removed in this new offer. katie, thank you. ukrainian forces move further into russia — in what's the largest incursion into russian territory since world war ii. and still to come: scientists think they've uncovered more secrets about the origins of stonehenge. coming up on bbc news. conor gallagher's move to the atletico madrid stalls, the chelsea and england midfielder doesn't appear to be going anywhere, as the blues look to resurrect their options ahead of

the bill calls for the department of transportation to name a portion of i-80, where the bay bridge entersy near oracle park, the willie mays highway may's passed away back in june at the age of 93. he played 23 seasons in major league baseball. most of it with the san francisco giants. he is considered to be one of the greatest players of all time. >> it was a very public pro-palestinian push tonight in the city of sonoma. the goal is to get the city council there to act on a cease-fire. demand more specifically they want the snow, the city council to pass a cease-fire resolution. they gathered tonight outside city council chambers and walks to the famous plaza downtown for some this was especially personal. >> i am allison and i don't have family i think that i didn't have and palestine most just keep coming keep supporting coming out and making your voices. your >> the group, sonoma valley for a cease-fire organize this leaders say they've met directly with council members, but so far it has not produced the results. they want. bakeries is set to pay $162,000 for air quality violations

i was having some thoughts there but we made. >> mr. carbajal is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. secretary buttigieg, i understand the vista department of transportation has announced that $520 million is available for cycle one charging and fueling infrastructure, cfi. this is applications that are highly recommended or recommended. in my district on the central coast of california the santa barbara county association of government is spearheading a $20 million grant application that would fund the installation of 21 direct current d.c. fast charging stations along the u.s. 101. when should applicants start hearing from your department regarding the outcome of the application? >> thank you for the question. we are hard at work on the cfi program which is companion to the program already 47 awards have been made about to $623 million and, of course, future rounds will bring future awards. we will be happy to get information to the office about a timeline. i know we had our latest notice of funding opportunity on may 30. we are trying to get quicker answers to our project sponsors because we know how important these facilities especially those fast cha

the bill calls for the department of transportation to name a portion of i-80, where the bay bridge enters the city near oracle park, the willie mays highway may's passed away back in june at the age of 93. he played 23 seasons in major league baseball. most of that with the giants. he is considered by many to be one of the greatest players of all time. and east bay restaurant is celebrating a huge milestone this week on friday. the montclair shop will celebrate 50 years of serving the montclair district in oakland. the business has gone through an unstable economy and widespread crime, including several burglaries. the latest happened just 6 months ago costs the restaurant more than $6,000. the owner, however, says he's thankful for the support from the community that's kept his business alive. >> this is in my mind. we're doing amazing and they couldn't survive that whatever going on. >> the celebration on friday is scheduled from 2 until 5 in the evening. the owner says everyone is invited. when renting a moving truck. you expect to fill it with boxes and furniture. but a couple in indi

within days of his election, he was appointed as a parliamentary private secretary at the department for transport. oh, ibour party. he accepted £4,000 from aslef, then his department offered an inflation busting pay rise to them. labour are about to make it easier to strike by repealing the trade union act, so basically kind of anyway, as it stands, 50% of the vote has to choose to strike. and then for important sectors like the nhs, there has to be about a 40% turnout. so those are those are roughly the rules anyway. looks like they're going to scrap all of that. does that not have the whiff of corruption to it? labour would clearly deny that. but is that not the kind of thing that the tories, if they'd done it, the bbc, sky news, etc, they'd all be hammering them for it, won't they? cronyism. corruption. dada. dada dada. and what about the jobs for mates scandal? yes, emily middleton was made a director general in the department for science and technology just weeks after a £67,000 donation to the labour party was revealed. and a chap called ian caulfield, a former banker who donated more than 20 gran

i guess the bigger issue is after that, if you will pull up the agreement for the sanction, i was actually at the department of transportation when this was drafted, december 29th, 2025 -- 2020, five years after the fact in which that out of the 10 sections that were still applicable, it was determined that five of them had not even been met at that point. we have yet another set of sanctions, i guess question is for boeing as part of that agreement in 2015, you actually said that you would have in place an sms and it had been accepted by the faa. that was 2015. we continue to talk about things getting mature. think if you find anybody that's 10 or 12 year old, they'll think they're mature but they may not be. but almost three years after that excuse me, six years later we talk about it's implemented and then three years after that, it still isn't and we're hopeful that we will get implemented in 2027. guess the biggest question is, does it really take one of the u.s. largest companies and one of the largest companies in the world 12 use to implement a safety program? -- 12 years to implement a safety program? >> i appreciat

the bill calls for the department of transportation to name a portion of i-80, where the bay bridge enters the city near oracle park, the willie mays highway may's passed away back in june at the age of 93 he played 23 seasons in major league baseball. most of that, of course, with the san francisco giants and he's considered by many to be one of the greatest players of all time. >> whether time here as we get a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, kind of quiet out there at the toll plaza. the weather's been a pretty mild so far. >> cooling down a bit kyla. yeah, i mean, it's not mild. if you're inland, though. that's the thing today. they're still the upper 90's in spots like livermore and antioch. so it's all that the high pressure that is still in control, but that will be changing for us as we get into tomorrow. we're going to drop things now. now today it's been all about the sunshine. no doubt about it. and we've the sun kind of making its way in there a little bit earlier than it was before as you take a live look out here and happy bacon to get some sunshine in there, too. but

a resolution today that would direct the department of transportation to designate a portion of i-80 near oracle park to the say hey kid. signs would be paid for with private funding. >>> coming up next, the state of california laying off dozens of bay area workers from an initiative meant to help people with stability to support themselves. their explanation. >>> and that would mean the world to me to have those opportunities for the people that understood that i might have some challenges. >> we'll take you to a very special day of 49ers training camp as the >>> here we go again. health officials in contra costa county are once again recommending masks in crowded indoor settings including classrooms, hospitals, and health care facilities. the county says they continue to see a summer surge of covid cases. concentrations of covid in the wastewater quadrupled in the county last month and still remains high. these religiouses come as many students are expected to return to the classroom this month. >>> more state jobs opening up, coming at the cost of dozens of workers with disabilities including that trend. they will be out of a job come novem

shelling, what is it from, i don't know, at one time this car was, how the accounting department took out money, now it is simply used as an ordinary gazelle for transportation people, it is not used for anything else, and how much does such a car weigh, something around 3 tons. apparently, the car has nothing to do with rescue work, but is equipped exclusively for transporting money. such cars, according to the police, are often used to deliver illegally cashed funds. and here is the next painted car: in the passenger seat of a tinted toyota camry, a businessman and his security guard. this car with emergency services paintwork, apparently. is used as a vip taxi, good afternoon, and why does it ignore traffic rules for passengers, we have safety belts that are not fastened, i unfastened them, as they unfastened them, stopped, unfastened them, no, there was no such thing, the passenger behind you also did not fasten them, yes, also a passenger, excuse me, but can i know the purpose of your presence in a car with special signals, my purpose, for what purpose are you interested? we inform the public, we are journalists of the federal tv channel russia-24, let

shelling, what is it from, i don't know. at one time this car was, how they took out the accounting department's money, now it is simply used as an ordinary gazelle for transportingple, it is not used anymore, and how much does such a car weigh? something around 3 tons, apparently, the car has nothing to do with rescue work, but is equipped exclusively for transporting money, such cars. according to the police, are often used to deliver illegally cashed funds. and here is the next painted car on the passenger seat of a tinted toyota camry, a businessman and his security guard. this car with emergency rescue service paint is apparently used as a vip taxi. good day to you. and what traffic rules neglects? are you not wearing your seat belt? i unbuckled it, how did you unbuckle it? stopped, unbuckled it. no, there was no such thing, the passenger in the back didn't buckle it either, but of course, excuse me, but can i find out the purpose of your being in a car with special signals, my purpose, for what purpose are you interested, we inform the public, we are journalists, federal tv channel russia-24, let me not answer these questions for you, you won't, but can you

department of transportation to designate a portion of i-80. that area near oracle park to the say hey kid signs would be paid for with private funding. well, they are too cute. and now they're here in california soon, pandas could be in the bay. we'll tell you what it takes to get them here. >>>get your first look at the re-energized 40 niners. ken brock purdy take the red and gold all the way. it's the preseason opener in the music city. centrum! it's scientifically formulated to help you take charge of your health. centrum gives every body a healthy foundation. supporting your - oops - energy, immunity and metabolism. and yours too! you did it! plus try centrum silver, now clinically proven to support memory in older adults. now clinically proven >live>to long term >ott-1>well, today is california panda day yeah, it's a thing. the golden state is now home to two new high profile celebrities who love to chow down on bamboo. you're looking live right now. this is over at the san diego zoo. their official opening ceremony happening today at the panda exhibit. and they've had some dancers. and right now it looks like they are speaking

the ministry department on agencies will go into, i know probably for the need to do this then that, that the we fit safely implemented as long as you just to be added, pointed to transport and housing as the 2 biggest challenges facing labels to now use only such a cool one knows his way around town, even when the exact roots can be a challenge to navigates as someone who is always altima balance and the fits your biggest difference in my destination on time. i think the quickest way possible is almost a daily talk. it's to how can one get from point a to point b after because most of philosophy, the roadside spot is the most come on in the city of lagos, in cost point for the parts buses just like this. but he has the bad news. they've got this right, so what i'll do was take this into a world when it comes to traffic, right? that's fucking, it's trying to avoid it. you don't have any optional. godrays is. so the most authors, and it's obvious that we see the problem, this new. we have to, you know, it's always way to the, with this comments traffic. we could be here for more than 3 hours, even more when it's ready season. so times of front of that means of commuting i

the bill calls for the department of transportation to name a portion of i-80, where the bay bridge enters the city near oracle park, the willie mays highway may's passed away back in june at the age of 93 and he played 23 seasons in major league baseball, most of which with the san francisco giants. he's considered by many to be one of the greatest players of all time. now let's get a check on the weather. and for that, we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>that fog kind of settling in for us now and looks like changes coming our way. high pressure that's been sitting over head last couple days. it's going to weaken and kind of move out of town and all of a sudden you start to see this this little trough of low pressure moving in along the west coast. that's what we'd like to see. if you want to get a little bit of a cool down, looks like that is going to take not only in the weekend, but i think well into next week to these temperatures. probably going to be running well below the average numbers breaking down like this as we head toward tomorrow. we'll watch

transport arbaeen hosseini pilgrims. mr. baqer javan emphasized the need for more supervision by the major departments of this organization on the way tickets are offered. last night , when i went to the site, i did whatever i did, for example, the site was opened, the site was closed at all , the tickets are not sold at all, it means that there is no sale of zahiran arbain hosseini, due to the lack of online ticket supply for the full capacity bus, each of which has 26 seats, and all of them are zero for follow-up. this is the problem of going to online bus ticket sales sites the ticket for the borders that zahir arabain hosseini travels through was less than expected , even though there were complaints from the people. he said that it indicated non-transparent supply of bus tickets , a complaint will be made in the field of non-transparent supply of tickets or non-transparent supply of tickets, but the director general of the passenger transport office of the road organization has made the major road administrations responsible for more supervision. i am obliged according to the policy. and the numerous meetings that we had in this field will surely oblige the same compa

i the train companies can simply- amend their procedures and always prosecute under the railway bylaws when using the single _ justice procedure. the department for transportology from train operators and said people affected would be directly contacted in due course. katy austin, bbc news. tristan kirk is the courts correspondent for the london evening standard newspaper. he won this year's paul foot award for investigative journalism for his work on the single justice procedure... thank you forjoining us. you have been looking at this procedure for years. a bit of a lone voice you have been. what did you unearth in cases notjust have been. what did you unearth in cases not just to have been. what did you unearth in cases notjust to do with rail fares? cases not “ust to do with rail fares? ., ., f, cases not “ust to do with rail fares? ., ., j, , , cases not “ust to do with rail fares? ., ., y�*, , , ., fares? today's ruling is the tip of the iceberg _ fares? today's ruling is the tip of the iceberg on — fares? today's ruling is the tip of the iceberg on a _ fares? today's ruling is the tip of the iceberg on a process - fares? today's ruling is the tip of

i the train companies can simply- amend their procedures and always prosecute under the railway bylaws when using the single _ justice procedure. the department for transportirectly contacted in due course. katy austin, bbc news. sweden has cofirmed the first case of the more serious strain of mpox outside africa. the world health organization has declared mpox, which used to be called monkeypox, a global public health emergency for the second time in two years, following an outbreak in democratic republic of congo. the bbc has been told that british tanks have been used in ukraine's surprise incursion into russia. kyiv says its troops have seized more than 400 square miles of the russian region of kursk since last tuesday. 14 challenger ii tanks were donated to ukraine last year. with me is our defence correspondent, jonathan beale . jonathan, how big a surprise is this? but in some ways it is not a surprise, ukraine has been using its press units, which have western ammunition and western equipment, we have seen evidence of notjust british tanks, but us armoured vehicles, german supplied armoured vehicles, german supplied armoured vehicles being used in

by the department that deals with transport under the leadership of liksudov, they made a kind bus for pensioners, for ours, which is free took them on excursions, imagine what happiness, here i kind bus together with you, as you remember, loaded up, and we drove around moscow a little, we want to show you how it was, because we, apparently, are also approaching your age, dear friends, sit down in our seats and forward to meet the beautiful, we are driving along neglinnaya street , we understand that right under us is hidden the niglinka river, the kind bus was invented by the moscow ministry of transport, especially for elderly people, on its first trip it was released in 2017, each participant of moscow longevity can sign up and go on a tourist trip to the historical places of moscow. and the moscow region, absolutely free. doctor gandelman was simply shocked that this was possible, in principle, in israel and close to nothing. and how often do you go out on a good bus, a good bus, but it is also so interesting, it fills you with all the interesting moments. so much has happened here, the history is rich in our country. more than 10 buses travel every day on different route

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secretary buttigieg in the department, we appreciate the partnership and shared commitment on delivering a world-class transportation system for the american people. thank you, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you and welcome. >> good morning, thank you for your leadership on building a resilient economy for american workers in the community through federal investment. my name is mike knisley. i'm here to testify on the investments that are having on the women and men i represent as secretary of treasury of the ohio council. in our 60 years at the building trades council, there has never been a brighter outlook. bright future to public-private investment led by congress. we are building being in ohio. over the next decade we are looking at $200 billion in construction projects that will create generational careers that provide prevailing wages with health care and retirement benefits as well as tuition free paid apprenticeship training for both present and future tradespeople. the bipartisan infrastructure investment and jobs act means thousands of tradespeople in southern ohio and northern kentucky will build the bridge. this bridge which besides be

the department, and you'll be there make an appointment with me, there are two options for transporting you, either i'm driving or i'm putting you in the trunk, whichever you choose, you don't... yes, iwe're in the same business, so we decided to have some fun with the competitor, yes, i wasn't going to kill him and throw him around, that's just insanity, and why were we arguing in his office then, we weren't arguing at all, on the contrary, i offered to sign a peace agreement with the right person, he agreed, there are documents, yeah. shouts, shouts, then how, how? well, there were shouts, pryamogenov has a difficult relationship with his daughter, he yelled at her on the phone, she, yes, got involved with some suspicious guy, he even hired private detectives to follow her. hello, i won't bother you, oh, maksimlov, my last name is gnezdilov, i'll ask you to remember, yes , remember too, igor, what do police bribe takers turn into, what do you need, you hired someone to follow your daughter, premogenov, you can't even remember his last name without me, let's say. well, who is his daughter dating, and you want me to tell you this information told for free, of course, he disappeared,

for this year. guess what the train guards are now meeting with the department for transport today. mick lynch, he's the general secretary. they were offered 3.5% in april. they turned it down and i 4.5% might just quietly might wet their whistle. at the moment the station guards whistle and get that they get that trilling away, he says. today we want really to move. we want to move away from this belligerent and hostile approach of the last government and reset industrial relations to allow rail workers, etc, to get on with the job. he would say that , wouldn't he? would say that, wouldn't he? because that means there may be no strings attached. so no productivity gains, no demands for different working hours as was asked for under the tory government . so there's choices government. so there's choices being made by the government already . and you? yes you might. already. and you? yes you might. you're right to have your head spinning maybe. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and to use another railway metaphor, it's all change. >> mick lynch, the bullet headed baron, made his way for his bag of silver. >> that was going to happen. guaranteed to happen the minute that one train union got the

at the department for transport this morning to meet with officials, and he later emerged to say there hadn't been a new offer at that point but he said the meeting had been temporarily adjourned. iternoon. my understanding was that, ahead of today, there was a degree of optimism that we were getting close to something that could be a deal to end all this. if there was a breakthrough, it would herald the end of the dispute, which has now spent over two years and seen 18 strikes by train drivers during that time. the way these things tend to work is, if there was a new offer, it would probably be put to members to have a vote. the last offer came back last april and was rejected and involved two 4% pay rises but came with conditions attached which the union didn't like. the question is, how would the pay and conditions elements be different under a labour government, and would that be something that the union thinks its members would accept? union thinks its members would acce t? . ~ union thinks its members would accet? . ~' ,, our top story this afternoon... the rate of inflation rises for the first time this year, meaning prices are still going up but not as quickly as we've se

measure would request that the state's transportation department determine exactly which portion the type of signs and how to pay for it. >> it was really heartbreaking. iof a young restaurant server speaking out about a tragic accident in calistoga, a 22 year old woman was hit by a police car and left her with a traumatic brain injury. there are questions about that crash as she is facing a long road to recovery. >> plus north. you guys got to take the 217 going to fremont bart to go north to richmond, right? >> well, bart is now fully up and running again after a lot of computer problems yesterday. we'll tell you what happened and look at the bart service right now. and the wait is over. oakland and berkeley teenagers can soon vote in school board elections. we'll tell you the key dates to keep in mind and what that voting process will look like from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is friday august 9th. starting to see a little bit of sunlight out there. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> should

for her newborn son. reveal the secret, what is the first transport of your movie son to this day is stored in the props department of the gorky film studio? i situation, that is, my heroine's reaction , that i was very surprised. a gift, i'll try to remember now, let's go, some kind of toy, but obviously large in size, well, that is, for a small child, who is still very tiny, a horse, i remember that there was some kind of absurdity, a gift and a very small child, i had a funny situation, i fell asleep in... it was so difficult studying, filming, we have a scene where i sleep over a child's crib, and you just fell asleep, i fell asleep in the frame, i woke up when they slammed stop, they said, yes, so, your answer, a toy, well, such a horse, which is a swing or on wheels, well, i don’t remember, or on wheels, a rocking chair, a horse, well , something like that, right? i accept your answer. after such revelations, we need a break. what dog doesn’t dream of becoming mukhtar. ntv announces a casting for the main role in the series about the famous mukhtar. we are waiting for the four-legged actors on august 27 at the moscow international. to

ministry of defence and the department for transport are among the whitehall departments that have already begun cost cutting. so there we go. it's got shaun bailey going. well, go on. ie? >> our defence capabilities are weakened. we need to. we need to rebuild them. that that's going to be a tremendous political fight, a real a real humdinger. >> well, i say let's wait until we see what actually happens. every spending review in advance of it. there's lots of briefing and counter briefing. wait until you see what the proposals are testing the waters. >> they should get the taxpayers alliance in to go through everything, and then we'd find some. >> really, they're not unbiased , >> really, they're not unbiased, are they? >> yeah, they'd find cuts. come on. they absolutely spend day in, day out exposing waste in the public sector. good. >> i'm, i'm a i'm a former defence minister. right. and i'm clear about well no no no but but there is massive waste in the ministry of defence in terms of procurement. and that's happened under successive governments. yeah. >> okay. look just quickly on this now sadiq khan saying he's no longer safe as a muslim and also saying laws to

i can just give you an example. just after they were shaking hands on this deal last night in the department for transport in westminstersands of commuters. their trains have been cancelled because of a signal failure. that was a network rail issue. then we got an announcement from northern trains saying you want to travel on the trains in north—west of england on sunday. oh, be be very worried about short notice cancellations and this morning the 633 from london to leeds cancelled because of staff shortage. now i give you all of those examples because all of those examples because all of those organisations are state owned already . and the state owned already. and the idea that suddenly, as the labour party has been saying, we're going to nationalise everything, then it will all be fine. well, i'm afraid, although louise hague, the transport secretary, has fixed this pretty quickly, it's going to be very slow and very painful to get the railways to a state where people will actually want to come back to them. and you get you need people coming back to them, because of course, revenue has collapsed since covid. yes, i