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but isn't what did tony blair and gordon brown do? they made a promise _ blair and gordon brown do?er spent 07%— a promise that they'd never ever spent 0.7% of gdp on aid. the right honourable — spent 0.7% of gdp on aid. the right honourable gentleman's speed lacks all model— honourable gentleman's speed lacks all model false.— all model false. they more than double that. _ all model false. they more than double that. they _ all model false. they more than double that. they more - all model false. they more than double that. they more than - all model false. they more than - double that. they more than double bed, they said the goal in successive prime ministers implemented that goal. 11 years, 11 years into this government, that is such a weak argument. i've always found this argument a week. when i was director of public prosecutions the very idea that i could turn around and say, it was somebody else's's fault, 20 years ago. this is such a bad argument. they've been in powerfor 11 years. either take responsibility or give up! our overseas aid budget goes beyond that moral obligat

both were hugely popular with voters but as her power grew, blair was replaced by his nemesis, gordon brown. he was a very serious man, not unlike the chancellor. >> we now need to come together with heightened cooperation. reporter: while germans appreciated sobriety, brown was soon headed for defeat at the polls. merkel flew in to provide some support but she did not meet her fellow conservative, david cameron. brown lost the election. the new prime minister wooed the chancellor with stuff diplomacy -- with soft diplomacy. the visitor was shown proof of the british love of german cars. but cameron's friendly overtures were undermined by his plan to hold a referendum on leaving the eu. merkel herself was briefly at the center of that debate and she addressed the mother of parliaments. >> we need a strong united kingdom, with a strong voice inside the european union. if we have that, we will be able to make the necessary changes for the benefit of all. reporter: but her appeals fell on deaf ears. the u.k. voted to leave the eu. brags it also rot in p.m. number four. with theresa may, it see

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some still disappointed by tony blair and gordon brown. don't know yet whether i can believe you, so i'd have to take a risk, wouldn't i? that's what i'd have to do. i'd have to take a risk. and i'm up for taking a risk, because i want to be labour. in my heart of hearts, i want to be labour. i and the labour party have to earn your vote. but he had an offerfor them, too. so i've got some strong ideas. jobs for the under—25s, buying british, and a recovery plan for children. you know, words come easy, you know, a recovery plan. but it's like actions speak louder than words. breakfast clubs, free school meals? it's a start. i the labour thing is to spend a lot. of money but then the conservatives come in and then start cutting back everything to save money. - we are going to have to make choices. to say, if you are going to pay for this, you can't pay for that. ijust think it's all pie in the sky, to be honest. the very clear message from these people here tonight was that they don't trust labour, and you've been in charge for a year and a

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some still disappointed by tony blair and gordon brown.believe you, so i'd have to take a risk, wouldn't i? that's what i'd have to do. i'd have to take a risk. and i'm up for taking a risk, because i want to be labour. in my heart of hearts, i want to be labour. i and the labour party have to earn your vote. but he had an offerfor them, too. so i've got some strong ideas. jobs for the under—25s, buying british, and a recovery plan for children. you know, words come easy, you know, a recovery plan. but it's like actions speak louder than words. breakfast clubs, free school meals? it's a start. i the labour thing is to spend a lot. of money but then the conservatives come in and then start cutting back everything to save money. - we are going to have to make choices. to say, if you are going to pay for this, you can't pay for that. ijust think it's all pie in the sky, to be honest. the very clear message from these people here tonight was that they don't trust labour, and you've been in charge for a year and a half now. so have you been con

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is definitely happening and i think there was quite a lot of criticism from labour figures like gordon brownting to grips with that issue was may actually he would argue that not enough action was taken and we can discuss variance and international travel and restrictions lifting as much as we like, but if you are not going to tackle the root of the issue that we are just going to keep tackle the root of the issue that we arejust going to keep running into this problem over and over again. discussing this for months to come. let's put that to one side for the moment and look at the front page of the guardian and this interesting story about the queen's lawyers secretly lobbying ministers for clive it —— climate law waiver. tell us the detail here. clive it -- climate law waiver. tell us the detail here.— clive it -- climate law waiver. tell us the detail here. investigation by the guardian _ us the detail here. investigation by the guardian which _ us the detail here. investigation by the guardian which is _ us the detail here. investigation by the guardian which is special- us the detail he