that was ed davey. which is takin: ou crisis. that was ed davey.h is taking you through the _ crisis. that was ed davey. which is taking you through the key - crisis. that was ed davey. which is| taking you through the key reaction we have had in northern ireland. of course those five main parties meeting briefly with the president and we heard from the du p afterwards. the leader of the dup, jeffrey donaldson, was listening to the president's speech. saying that it had not change the political dynamic there but that was the assessment of the du p. of course power—sharing has not resumed. sinn fein view of the same visit was a tremendous moment, the opportunity should be griped with both hands. that from a michelle o'neill a little earlier. let's go back to pictures from county louth because just a little bit of the security and a lot of umbrellas because the president, just the beginnings of the strip, love the politics tomorrow will stop but as we were talking earlier to our guests in dublin, so many lovely stories around his relatives, his exten

in the last little while we have heard from the leader of the liberal democrats ed davey saying thaties in just a moment or two. do not go away. hello. some big contrasts in the weather today and a tale of two halves, and this is the overall message for the next few days. it will turn quite a bit colder over the uk especially northern and eastern areas. today, we have an easterly wind which has dragged in a fair amount of cloud and this weather front circling over england and wales, this is the radar for the last couple of hours, it has been over the midlands and wales and the south—west. the best of the weather in scotland and northern ireland today and also our warmest weather. in between it is very blustery especially over northern england and especially the pennines and towards the north—west. gusts of wind 40—50mph, up to gale force. a tale of two halves, then, so in western parts of scotland the high teens maybe pushing 20 degrees. by sunday, maybe a 10 degrees drop, it really will be very cold, with some wintry showers heading towards the scottish hills. 19 in western scotland

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those were the comments that came from ed davey. as we continue to get more political reaction in our main story. dominic raab has shown _ reaction in our main story. dominic raab has shown himself _ reaction in our main story. dominic raab has shown himself not - reaction in our main story. dominic raab has shown himself not only . raab has shown himself not only unfit _ raab has shown himself not only unfit to— raab has shown himself not only unfit to be — raab has shown himself not only unfit to be a _ raab has shown himself not only unfit to be a minister— raab has shown himself not only unfit to be a minister but - raab has shown himself not only unfit to be a minister but also i raab has shown himself not only unfit to be a minister but also to| unfit to be a minister but also to be a _ unfit to be a minister but also to be a member_ unfit to be a minister but also to be a member of— unfit to be a minister but also to be a member of parliament. - unfit to be a minister but also to be a member of parliament. hel unfit to be a m

speaker: ed davey. >> mr.the number reason that children one over the age of four end up in hospital. regular dental check-ups could prevent it, but too many parents cannot get one for their child. in the east riding of yorkshire, there are now almost 3,000 people per nhs dentist. in places such as herefordshire and norfolk, fewer than two in five children have been seen by a dentist in the past year. this is a scandal mr. speaker, , so will the prime minister take up the liberal democrat plan to end this crisis and make sure people can get an nhs dentist when they need one? pm sunak: mr. speaker, the nhs recently reformed dentistry contracts, which will improve access for patients. dentistry receives about £3 billion a year, and there were around 500 more dentists delivering care in the nhs last year than in the previous year. he mentioned children. i am pleased to say that almost 45% more children saw an nhs dentist last year compared with the year before. mr. speaker: anne marie morris. >> thank you, mr. sp

uk liberal democracts leader sir ed davey called for raab to resign his seat as a member of parliamentab has shown himself not only unfit to be a minister, but also to be a member of parliament. he should resign and trigger a byelection here in isham walton so his constituents can get the mp they deserve. i'm here and i've been talking to lifelong conservatives who are switching away from the conservatives to the liberal democrats. and in many places like this across the country, they are angry that the conservative government has let them down so badly over things like the cost of living and the nhs crisis. tory mp taking their communities for granted. and in many areas like this people know that if they want to get rid of the conservatives, they need to vote liberal democrat and get a real true, true champion for their community. there has been some reaction from fellow conservative mps. there has been some reaction from fellow conservative mp5.— fellow conservative mps. dominic raab always _ fellow conservative mps. dominic raab always had _ fellow conservative mps. dominic raab alw

. —— ed davey. your reaction to what we just been hearing?very undignified. you would've found that... _ hearing? very, very undignified. you would've found that... that - hearing? very, very undignified. you would've found that... that hasn't i would've found that... that hasn't been lacking just from dominic raab, it's been lacking from the prime minister as well. you have the opportunity today and has allowed dominic raab to express concern for the victims of the actions and he chose not to do that and opted to put praise on his now former deputy, which is completely unedifying which cost him to question the prime minister'sjudgment —— cost him to question the prime minister's judgment —— calls cost him to question the prime minister'sjudgment —— calls into question from. i’iiii minister'sjudgment -- calls into question from.— question from. i'll come back to that thought — question from. i'll come back to that thought in _ question from. i'll come back to that thought in a _ question from. i'll come back to that thought in a moment - ques

ed davey is eaiiing ier a— party leader, sir ed davey is calling for a by—election. been put out, but also the text er asian — been put out, but also the text of adam tolley's_ been put out, but also the text of adam tolley's report itself . of adam tolley's report itself. do of adam tolley's report itself. i>e wea— of adam tolley's report itself. i>e wen nei— of adam tolley's report itself. do you not think— of adam tolley's report itself. do you not think that some of inese— do you not think that some of these complaints— do you not think that some of these complaints have been ewereggeee— these complaints have been overegged? the— these complaints have been overegged? the idea that a ninisier— overegged? the idea that a minister should— overegged? the idea that a minister should be demanding of ineir— minister should be demanding of ineir eiwii— minister should be demanding of their civil servants— minister should be demanding of their civil servants isn't naniewiariw— their civil servants isn't particularly controversial ? look particularly controversial? look to

their leader, sir ed davey, says things have got so serious when it comes tojunior doctors things haver recess at the moment. the green party sayjunior doctors are right to be calling for their pay to be restored to pre—austerity levels, very supportive of the strikes. the backdrop to all of this, which i'm sure the political parties have in their mind, is that we have local elections in many parts of england, local elections in northern ireland next month. councillors don't have input intojunior next month. councillors don't have input into junior doctors and the pay deals they are being offered each year, but of course, local elections can be broader than local issues. it can be about how they think the political parties are performing. iam think the political parties are performing. i am sure the parties will be aware that they have to face those elections next month and that will be factoring into their response to the strike. there is one thin that response to the strike. there is one thing that seems _ response to the strike. there is one thing that seems to _ response to the str

ed davey and decorum in hertfordshire, hoping to dismantle the blue wall, a loose term for true blueties now say it's all to play for. a plague on all their walls from some voters. i don't care if it's pink, purple or orange. doesn't really matter. it's not going to water the plants, is it? a local, visiting from afar. no vote but strong views. i was brought up as a true blue tory. my father was involved in politics, so that's the way i was brought up, but these days i wouldn't be voting for them, i can tell you. same old party. would that be the blue party? it would be, a little bit. do i look that way? no! most people i have spoken to have said that they would vote - for the same, you know? we're a week away from the annual test of the nation's mood. a year ago, it was all about parties in downing street and the cost—of—living crisis. well, since then we've been through two prime ministers and still the cost of living dominates, so will we find a nation weary of its government or willing to give its newish prime minister a chance? from the political parties, competing visions and c

thank you very much, sir ed davey. we've just been chatting to henry about food prices. with that? i and when it comes to food pricing, do you agree with that?— do you agree with that? i think it is happening _ do you agree with that? i think it is happening at _ do you agree with that? i think it is happening at the _ do you agree with that? i think it is happening at the moment - do you agree with that? i think it is happening at the moment is i do you agree with that? i think it. is happening at the moment is the government asking the british people or demanding the british people pay the price for 13 years of economic failure. we have families paid more in tax, families pay more for their energy bills. but in tax, families pay more for their energy bills-— energy bills. but i'm asking you a straightforward _ energy bills. but i'm asking you a straightforward question - energy bills. but i'm asking you a straightforward question about i straightforward question about whether food companies are profiteering and making things harder for people. profiteering and making t

we have also heard from ed davey, the leader of the lib dems, who said borisjohnson should have never in a loan for borisjohnson so open and public is because he says he raised it with the cabinet secretary simon case, who is the country's top ranking civil servant, but reading the report here simon case is not denying the fact that that may have happened, but he is saying he had no recollection of that taking place. so quite an interesting subtext to all of that there, and there have been people in the cabinet office pointing us towards the part of the report that says the governance code puts the obligation of disclosure on the candidate and not on others, so essentially an argument coming out of government that any sort of declaration about conflicts of interest or perceived, potential conflicts of interest were bound to richard sharp to flag and were not the responsibility of anyone else. now questions of course about what happens next. still it is the government's gift to appoint a new chairman to the position within the bbc. damian green, who is the acting chairman of parliament

we to hope persuade sir ed davey point to sit in davey at some point to sit in ttts— davey at some point a— there is a progressive pact in berkshire in a bid to oust totos— berkshire in a bid to oust totos .— berkshire in a bid to oust tories . what's- berkshire in a bid to oust tories . what's going on? g tories. what's going on? saying i tories. what's going on? saying . tttut— tories. what's going on? saying i think bracknell, which is a tory held council that the lib dems , the greens labour have dems, the greens and labour have formed some so they're dems, the greens and labour have forn standingt so they're dems, the greens and labour have forn standing in so they're dems, the greens and labour have fornstanding in certain they're dems, the greens and labour have fornstanding in certain wardsa not standing in certain wards basically try and ask the basically to try and ask the tories. and suppose the big tories. and i suppose the big question will this be question is will this be replicated at a general election? mean, kind of election? i mean, people kind of forget has got forget

party leader sir ed davey says it's eeneiereiy— leader sir ed davey says it's completely unacceptablekieni — country's economic struggles. it says rishi sunak_ country's economic struggles. it says rishi sunak thinks it's rignr— says rishi sunak thinks it's nigni ie— says rishi sunak thinks it's right to raise— says rishi sunak thinks it's right to raise taxes for working eeeeie— right to raise taxes for working eeeeie. wniee— right to raise taxes for working people. whilst his family irenerirei— people. whilst his family benefited from a tax loophole. it's benefited from a tax loophole. ir-e ine— benefited from a tax loophole. it's the second— benefited from a tax loophole. it's the second attack on the nine — it's the second attack on the prime minister— it's the second attack on the prime minister in the run up to wey-e— prime minister in the run up to iiey-e ieeei— prime minister in the run up to may's local election , as the may's local election, as the finer— may's local election, as the first claimed,— may's local election, as the first claimed, he— may's local election, as the

ed: bloomberg's davey alba on all things google, thank you.ith ai and coverage, actually at tech conference bringing in -- an interesting group. let's start with miami. why have you taken yourself and your firm out to emerge this week? >> i'm so excited to be here at emerge because there are so many innovative things happening and you have so many subject matter experts here you can connect with and really find out more information about what is happening in the industry and what is going to happen, the future of ai. ed: i think for us we are trying to pass over some names, leaders, and a field of artificial intelligence, which everyone seems to be jumping on, like all tech subsectors also consider diversity and leadership in the space. caroline: and there's been a lot of anxiety, particularly around biases that get built into the models if the right people are not at the table and the right thing is not being put in. we went to go back to why you founded black women in ai. what event where you at where you saw it was not speaking to you? angl

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i know ed davey's been on a bulldozer davey's been like on a bulldozer in berkhamsted_ davey's been likeothyh.— labour party under jeremy corbyn. actually he managed to toe— corbyn. actually he managed to toe teete— corbyn. actually he managed to toe eeute .— corbyn. actually he managed to toe eeute. .— corbyn. actually he managed to lose seats . i know— corbyn. actually he managed to lose seats . i know the first lose seats. i know the first the— lose seats. i know the first the that— lose seats. i know the first the that u— lose seats. i know the first time that a opposition major oppoetttoh— time that a opposition major opposition party, they should howe— opposition party, they should have wo— opposition party, they should have won hundreds in 2019 and tuned— have won hundreds in 2019 and hated to— have won hundreds in 2019 and hated to to— have won hundreds in 2019 and failed to do so.— have won hundreds in 2019 and failed to do so. so— have won hundreds in 2019 and failed to do so. so they're stetho— failed to do so. so they're etuttthg. tt— failed to do so. so they're starting. it

heard from labour and conservative politicans and from the leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey being raised with me by people round the country, people are literally being priced out of being able to afford to live in their own community, whether that is because the new moments are too expensive for people to afford, or indeed for existing rental home, yes, prices are sky rocketing, at a time of the cost of living crisis and i want to see policies put in place that would enable councils to put a cap on rent increases and in the meantime, yes, we need to have a freeze on rents, thatis we need to have a freeze on rents, that is something we called for during the winter where people were struggling. if you look at the evidence where that has been done in the uk, in scotland, the average rent actually went up, it went up more than anywhere else in the country, so isn't it counter productive. country, so isn't it counter productive-— productive. the policy is a recent one and they _ productive. the policy is a recent one and they have _ productive. the policy is a recent one and the

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lib dem leader sir ed davey says the government is not doing enough to tackle the issue.sh people do not face racism. _ suggested that jewish people do not face racism. they face htertttee — not face racism. they face prejudice that— not face racism. they face prejudice that redheads face s tee. — prejudice that redheads face s tee. stttmte— prejudice that redheads face s too. strange comparison there. shettty— too. strange comparison there. shortly afterwards, the former ehttem— shortly afterwards, the former shadow home— shortly afterwards, the former shadow home secretary released an shadow home secretary released tm theteey— shadow home secretary released tm theteey em— shadow home secretary released an apology on twitter. she said ehe— an apology on twitter. she said ehe mtmte— an apology on twitter. she said ehe mtmte te— an apology on twitter. she said she wants to withdraw and disassociate _ she wants to withdraw and disassociate herself from those comments despite diane abbott teettmt— comments despite diane abbott teettmt thte— comments despite diane abbott issu

the liberal democrats leader sir ed davey says the appointment process needs to be changed.ly believe there stoatt to a— and i absolutely believe there should be a hearing to check the aggotntnent— should be a hearing to check the apgotntnent tw— should be a hearing to check the appointment by the cross—party seteot— appointment by the cross—party select committee— appointment by the cross—party select committee in the house of connnons— select committee in the house of connnons tor— select committee in the house of commons for culture , media and commons for culture, media and sport.— commons for culture, media and sport. ttat-s— commons for culture, media and sport. that's the— commons for culture, media and sport. that's the only way to torwart— sport. that's the only way to torwart so— sport. that's the only way to forward so people can have confidence— forward so people can have confidence ._ forward so people can have confidence . it's— forward so people can have confidence . it's just allowing confidence. it's just allowing it confidence. it's just allowing t to— conf

lib dem leader sir ed davey says the eevernnenr— dem leader sir ed davey says the government needs— dem junior doctors strike _ rescheduled following the junior doctors strike action last week . ibe— doctors strike action last week . ibe aeaienv— doctors strike action last week . the academy had helped to secure a deal— . the academy had helped to secure a deal between both sides ieiieving— secure a deal between both sides following strike— secure a deal between both sides following strike action back in zone — following strike action back in zone ibe— following strike action back in 2016. the shadow- following strike action back in 2016. : i 2016. the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, says the government is resisting a deal yet again. the government are aiievea— yet again. the government are aiievea being— yet again. the government are allowed doing this— arrii e�*cgrr?�* “ the government are allowed doing this industrial aerien— allowed doing this industrial aerien re— allowed doing this industrial action to continue because rbev-re— action to continue because ibev-re ner— action to c

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earlier today, liberal democrats today, the liberal democrats leader, davey, visited leader, sir ed daveyach eastbourne.that's beach in eastbourne. that's nice, isn't it, to highlight the issue sewage coastlines issue of sewage coastlines there. he struck a deal on there. he has struck a deal on there. he has struck a deal on the beach. and yeah, there we are outside davey at a beach there with the cockapoo. it's a joke, right themselves. sometimes i'm joined now sometimes they. i'm joined now though the though by caroline is the conservative eastbourne . conservative mp for eastbourne. caroline have you on caroline great to have you on the is absolute the show. this is an absolute shocker . and i've got to say shocker. and i've got to say it's happening on your watch . it's happening on your watch. well, what's happening on my watch ? huge amounts of work to watch? huge amounts of work to plan for reform the plan to change the plan to our water quality rise . and in fact, quality rise. and in fact, a local called blue heart has been for some time now because the key issue in eastbourne i

we're joined now by leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey. good morning to you.o do because the vetting and complaints procedure was shown by the case review to be not fit for purpose. we need to make sure that when we recruit more officers, we need to recruit many more. we are recruiting ones who have not got these awful backgrounds we have seen. it is the right thing to do but it must come along side a big recruitment in more officers. how can it be the right thing to do to have less crime is being investigated? if you take 90 officers out of the serious crime unit, less crimes will be investigated? ii unit, less crimes will be investigated?— unit, less crimes will be investigated? unit, less crimes will be investiuated? , ., ., investigated? if you read the kc review, it was _ investigated? if you read the kc review, it was hugely _ investigated? if you read the kc| review, it was hugely disturbing, and you summarised it a few moments ago. we have to rebuild the public trust in the police. one of the thing the liberal democrats believe in a stronger community

i only ask because when yougov polled people to ask whether they had heard of sir ed davey only 55% saidpinion ratings shot up% we were then squeezed— opinion ratings shot up% we were then soueezet hy— opinion ratings shot up% we were then squeezed by people, trrphtehea— then squeezed by people, frightened of— then squeezed by people, frightened of jeremy corbyn or amt—heart— frightened of jeremy corbyn or ahtt—hrevtt .— frightened of jeremy corbyn or anti—brexit , and— frightened of jeremy corbyn or anti—brexit , and we got squeezed anti—brexit, and we got squeezed in anti—brexit, and we got squeezed th the— anti—brexit, and we got squeezed th the genera— anti—brexit, and we got squeezed in the general election . but i in the general election. but i ththh— in the general election. but i ththh ta— in the general election. but i think ed davies— in the general election. but i think ed davies in in the context— think ed davies in in the context or— think ed davies in in the context of a— think ed davies in in the context of a competitive eteottoh— context of a competitive election as— cont

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