>> jeremy: yeah, it's interesting.ink about what's happening and the food's not good -- this and that. it's really the opposite. i really understand now what it takes to create a restaurant, make a restaurant happen, keep a restaurant open. the way i look at restaurants now is they are all miracles. it is so difficult to keep these places open. and, yeah, i'm just excited. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. more with jeremy allen white after the break. stick around. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ my hair every time i dried it. it only takes a minute. look at that! the heavy duty cloths are extra thick for amazing trap and lock. even for his hair. wow! and for dust i love my heavy duty duster. the fluffy fibers trap dust on contact up high and all around without having to lift a thing. i'm so hooked! you'll love swiffer or your money back! ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time w

scott in prison for his podcast. >> hi, jeremy.d by these murders that he committed. >> and he has a message for leo schofield. >> yeah. >> as far as leo, leo innocent. that man ain't do nothing. he's innocent. >> i --i'm convoluted in my spirit. you know obviously i -- i've known that he's confessed. i -- i haven't heard any of his confession. i promised i'm not gonna do this. i'm sorry. >> jeremy scott continues to claim responsibility for michelle's murder, but it's leo who is still serving a life sentence in prison. >> at this point, leo is out of legal avenues to get a new trial. but he potentially can be up for parole. >> today in tallahassee, a parole board will decide the fate of leo schofield. >> i want people to believe in me. i want the parole commission to believe in me. >> this one is it. it should be it. >> he's a coldblooded, unrepentant murderer. he deserves no breaks. >> commissioners, this man does not deserve one more night in prison. you just never know. you see things online, you just don't know if they're goin

jeremy— jeremy corbyn would make a great prime minister. jeremy corbyn. .ime minister. jeremy corbyn. did you mean— prime minister. jeremy corbyn. did you mean that? _ prime minister. jeremy corbyn. did you mean that? l— prime minister. jeremy corbyn. did you mean that?— you mean that? i was certain we would lose the _ you mean that? i was certain we would lose the 2019 _ you mean that? i was certain we would lose the 2019 election. i you mean that? i was certain we - would lose the 2019 election. that's not my question- — would lose the 2019 election. that's not my question. i _ would lose the 2019 election. that's not my question. i was _ would lose the 2019 election. that's not my question. i was certain - would lose the 2019 election. that's not my question. i was certain thatl not my question. i was certain that we would lose _ not my question. i was certain that we would lose it. _ not my question. i was certain that we would lose it. i— not my question. i was certain that we would lose it. i did campaign i we would lose it. i did campaign for labour,

and would jeremy corbyn have really dean would jeremy corbyn have really dealt with any of that betterit will be a good talking point. plus cancer ed davey ever shirk the legacy of the coalition of lib dem chaos? >> anyway, britain desperately needs a leader who we can respect and trust . your media respect and trust. your media profile is mainly consisted of horseplay on tv. is this prime ministerial? >> wow. reacting to all of this , >> wow. reacting to all of this, i'm very pleased to say i've got the former conservative minister dehenna davison . i've also got dehenna davison. i've also got former head of media for the liberal democrat, sean kemp and the labour councillor brendan chilton. we've got a cracking show tonight. it's all go. sir keir starmer will be answering your questions in about half an hours your questions in about half an hour's time. but first it's the . news. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler and the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. opposition leaders are accusing the tories of being corrupt after a string of people with links to the party are caught up i

well, come back to that fantasy, come back to that. >> would jeremy corbyn have deau >> would jeremy dealt with some of those key flashpoints better than boris johnson ? johnson? >> no, no, he absolutely wouldn't have. come on, let's be honest. he's ideological driven. >> so jeremy corbyn is not a pragmatist. let's be honest. he is driven by his ideology. so he would have had all these people around him telling him, oh, you better do it. this, this is the socialist way to do it, jeremy. and that's the difference. it's the reason why jeremy corbyn never got elected in the first place, because he is a socialist to the max, isn't it? >> when it comes to the things that have actually affected the country and its population, the covid pandemic, you can't tell me that jeremy corbyn would have been necking pints, but we won't know, right? >> we won't know. but what i will we will say what i will say about this. >> what i will say just to say it's on this neck for a lot of people, necking pints is not actually the central issue. it's things like lockdowns. it was things like lockdowns. it wa

please welcome jeremy renner!plause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] higgins, would you like to explain how this works? >> steve: yes, james, i would love to. [ light laughter ] hello, jeremy. >> hello. >> steve: in my hand i have one dozen eggs, one dozen. eight of them are hard boiled, and four of them are still raw. you take turns selecting one egg at a time and smashing it upon the top of thine head. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "thine." >> steve: you won't know which eggs are raw and which are hard-boiled. once you choose an egg --! you must smash that egg upon your head, no putbacks. >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: first one to smash two eggs raw upon the head loses, jeremy. >> loses, got you. >> steve: you are the our guest. >> all right. >> steve: would you care to choose --? >> jimmy: sure. >> --the primo nou -- ouveau -- ovum. [ laughter ] >> i haven't seen you in a a while, you sound a little different. >> jimmy: "the primo nouveau ovo." yeah, very nice. [ talking over each other ] >> so you can't really touch or

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he was also , jeremy corbyn.o, talking about doctor salaries, and there was an interesting thing on that. but let's hear from the prime minister now , from the prime minister now, here's a reaction. and i, i dare say that the initial reaction about rishi sunak's, excuse for nhs waiting lists going up from this audience that we saw there might be different from your reaction at home or if you're listening on your radio, in your car . let's listening on your radio, in your car. let's hear listening on your radio, in your car . let's hear what he listening on your radio, in your car. let's hear what he had to say about nhs waiting lists. >> well, i think you had you had a question earlier from i think there was a junior doctor here, and i think everyone knows the impact the industrial action has had. that's why we haven't made as much at the point . as much at the point. >> yeah. so just for a bit of context there, there was a junior doctor in the crowd. he initially asked keir starmer a question directly , saying,

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you know, do you really think that about jeremy corbyn?trusted him with our safety and security and not someone like bofis security and not someone like boris johnson, who, despite his weaknesses, didn't did did support defence? >> well, christopher, we shall look forward to that programme later on today, still to come though. has summer finally arrived? there's sunshine across the country today. is it here to ? you're with britain's newsroom on gp news. of course >> hello. welcome back. it's 1148 on britain's newsroom on gb news. now, today, if you didn't know, is the summer solstice and it seems that the weather has finally realised we're in june too. >> well, maybe for now anyway. but, crowds gathered at stonehenge this morning to celebrate the occasion . we're celebrate the occasion. we're also seeing a slight heat wave across the country with temperatures in some parts expected to top 24 degrees today. come on, 24 degrees isn't a heat wave. >> well, look, has summer finally arrived? that's the question. and what is the outlook for the

and i'm emily carver under pressure from a studio audience, sir keir starmer admits he would rather jeremy corbyn prime minister than boris johnson and rishi sunak says he's incredibly angry over betting allegations . over betting allegations. >> we'll have the reaction and fears grow as the for search missing teenager jay slater in tenerife enters its fifth day. the 19 year old was on his first houday the 19 year old was on his first holiday without his parents, and the princess of wales has released a touching birthday message for her husband with a new photo of the family leaping in the . in the. air. and we're bringing you a very special good afternoon, britain, right from the heart of westminster. >> yes, you might have noticed our surroundings look a little bit different. and that's because everyone on gb news for the next two days. well, three days for the weekend, are going to be here in this studio . while to be here in this studio. while the studio, the other studio that you might be more familiar with us being in, it's getting a bit of a lick of paint, a bit of a lick of paint,

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would jeremy against russia. would jeremy corbyn have done that?ample , and keir starmer is saying that jeremy corbyn would have been better pm than boris johnson. that is pause for thought for, i think for tories, for red wall supporters who came across the tory party in 19 to vote for labour. this morning. >> yes, rishi sunak what did you make of his performance last night? he had to answer questions about this betting scandal, which just isn't going anywhere . the anywhere. the >> it's going nowhere and it might grow this weekend . ellie. might grow this weekend. ellie. we know of course, there are two candidates at the election who are now implicated in the issue. there's a there's a the director of campaigns of the entire tory campaign has taken a leave of absence as a policeman who protects rishi sunak , he's been protects rishi sunak, he's been arrested all tied up with whether money was placed on the july the 4th, general election , july the 4th, general election, that the data we see now from betfair and others show a lot of money going on

jeremy... tonight is make or break. we need to win or get - scored? jeremy...draw. what do you — break. we need to win or get a draw. what do you reckon? _ break. we need to win or get a draw. what do you reckon? my _ break. we need to win or get a draw. what do you reckon? my heart says l what do you reckon? my heart says 5-0 scotland- _ what do you reckon? my heart says 5-0 scotland. realistically, - what do you reckon? my heart says 5-0 scotland. realistically, no. - what do you reckon? my heart says 5-0 scotland. realistically, no. i'm| 5-0 scotland. realistically, no. i'm also joined — 5—0 scotland. realistically, no. alsojoined by a really interesting also joined by a really interesting group of young ladies, who have come all the way from near frankfurt. naturally german fans, but tonight, here to support scotland. why are you here supporting scotland? we “ust you here supporting scotland? , just love the tartan army. we just thought these guys are doing there and we're really into that. we were very sorry that we beat scotland in the first game, but we

and, and then i have jeremy, the bearded dragon. jeremy, i know jeremy. jeremy lived on my shoulder for a little bit. jeremy is cameron diaz to like. yes cameron is the voice of jeremy. yeah. that's correct. gary and you were gary. i'm gary. yeah, but yeah, still scared me. and then you took her nicely off my shoulder. this giant bearded dragon. yeah i'm so in love with and lucky and jeremy to one of the cats. i have a picture of lucky and jeremy. the cat really gets along with the dragon. look at this. yeah, i mean, that's. i know if you want to know what my house is like, that's it. it's like. and then i my daughter, i she didn't tell me, but she went and decided to put her name in the raffle at school to win the snake. and she won. congratulations. i was like, yeah. no. now i'm the proud owner of a snake. would you like to know the snake's name? yes cecil, cecil. cecil the snake. are you kidding me? wow. so explain, explain a lot of pets. and i was approached by ring, and i thought, oh, you know, it's so interesting. like, i was wrapped up in monitors

and jeremy— from the liberal democrats. and jeremy hunt— from the liberal democrats.is - spending a lot of time in his constituency— spending a lot of time in his constituency in _ spending a lot of time in his constituency in surrey - spending a lot of time in his constituency in surrey and l spending a lot of time in his i constituency in surrey and that is because — constituency in surrey and that is because it — constituency in surrey and that is because it is _ constituency in surrey and that is because it is so _ constituency in surrey and that is because it is so at _ constituency in surrey and that is because it is so at risk. _ constituency in surrey and that is because it is so at risk. you i constituency in surrey and that is because it is so at risk. you alsoi because it is so at risk. you also see their— because it is so at risk. you also see their mark— because it is so at risk. you also see their mark harper— because it is so at risk. you also see their mark harper and - because it is so at risk. you also| see their mark harper and gillian keeqan _ see

he was jeremy corbyn, was my mp . i lived in corbyn, was my mp.lehold he has on that place is insane. i'm fairly sure he will win this, because i think a lot of people will be saying , oh yeah, think a lot of people will be saying, oh yeah, i'm think a lot of people will be saying , oh yeah, i'm not going saying, oh yeah, i'm not going to vote for him. i care about anti—semitism and the privacy of the ballot box don't really care, but i'm delighted to see yet another person who is not good for the party being out of the party. >> i just think it's a hilarious story. this i now have to tell you. all of the candidates standing in the constituency nonh standing in the constituency north jeremy corbyn, independent paul jostling, independent vikas agarwal, liberal democrats karen harris , conservative and labour harris, conservative and labour shephard and kate green. we've got martin nelson as well of reform uk now the former manchester united footballer and well known pundit gary neville has converted from right back to left winger relatively recentl

what, what i hearjust about jeremy corbyn. what, what i hear just to about jeremy corbyn. say quickly on i hear just to say quickly on this point, there is emma saying, oh, the tories are terrible, but i'm going to vote for them anyway. i mean, the lack of inspiration in that, i mean, when it comes to it, 14 years of what we've had, we've had liz truss and we're talking about there might be divisions in the labour government. look at the divisions that there are in the tory government. you know, as we as we sit here and look at them. >> all right, james, all right. i'll try and come back to you if we've got time. but emma, someone look, unless i've missed something here and i'm willing to stand corrected on this. i haven't seen a huge amount of jeremy hunt. i haven't, which, given that rishi sunak was making some really extraordinary claims about tax today, the implication for me would be that maybe the tory chancellor isn't on board with this , and i think on board with this, and i think that should possibly concern people . people. >> yeah, i think there are lots of reas

now, jeremy take on hungry later and the host nation 2nd group. stage mats at the euro. fans has started arriving at the stadium installed. got the german squad house for a repeat other opening game and they thrashed scotland to 51 hungry for its part last against switzerland to over the weekend, leaving them 3rd in the group. only had of scotland on goal difference for spawn and dynamic price. alona is that the fans on amberlynn. we asked her to tell us about the atmosphere there before the game. well, it could be better because as you know, in berlin right now, the weather is not very good. is it raining all day? so that's kind of hanford people from coming out as you know, actually, yesterday the vandals were totally closed because of the weather. now i did talk to the organizers, they said that there's no way they're going to close it tonight because jeremy's playing and a lot of people are starting to come in. and the ones that i talked to said he doesn't matter how many periods they're going to be here for jeremy's game, because the excitement grows with every window they get. so h

jeremy province. the bus carrying pilgrims to a hindu temple, tumbled into a ravine. no one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack which left at least $33.00 others injured. their ron's guardian council has approved 6 candidates out of 80 for the presidential election on june 28th. a snap election was called after president a braimer easy was killed in a helicopter crash last month. the council barred former president my mood of mundane and john, from standing for watching to go with your news. as a reminder of our top story today, who is the french president and my new and my call has called now legislative elections after suffering or was downed into fields. in the european elections as coalition is projected to come 2nd. well, behind marine lift pens far right, national route and that is all from the news for now, we'll have more results from the european elections throughout the night. so make sure to check back in with us. of next, a documentary fall is known as inventory and whose full way of life is being affected by water shortages. by the can you s

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corbyn, a jeremy corbyn giveaway.ice in 2017 and 2019. i think it's a bit rich for sir keir starmer to be yielding corbynism as some kind of ghoulish weapon. when he backed corbyn twice . when he backed corbyn twice. >> well, all that keir has been pointing out is that the conservative party manifesto is pretty big today and has lots of spending commitments in it, and they've not set out with any sense of realism whatsoever how they're going to pay for them. >> and the last time that happenedin >> and the last time that happened in british politics was, i'm afraid to say, jeremy corbyn's manifesto, but he's not a member of the labour party anymore. he's not standing as a labour mp and the labour party has changed under keir starmer. and you will see from our manifesto later this week that all of our policies are fully funded and fully costed. >> and it was saying here there are five serious errors in there. picking through the detail it really feels now. darren jones, the gloves are truly off. the two parties are at w

i think a couple of okay, greg bought stuff uh with jeremy jeremy. let's actually see if he can finish this the pro, a master charl. those industries that are productive, they produce well that are a produce well for the whole society. in fact, because the productive they have the money in order to make sure that they continue to be productive. and, and the random legislation random legislation that come comes out as a result of political move. me isn't constraining the productive activities. and the best way to do that is in fact to buy congressmen to take a label. i'll go for dr. industries and use it to modify the law to keep the productive nature of the industry going. right, i get this one pretty credit right now. i don't know why. there are a couple of reasons, but for one, there's a feedback loop is extremely negative. so for example, i believe the largest political campaign donor in the state of california is the prison guards union. and, and part of the reason to do this is because they like to lobby for a stronger law. it's not because they

catherine christian, molly jong- fast, and jeremy. jeremy, i am going to go to you first.et us take a listen. >> very involved. he is a smart guy. he knows what he is doing. he jokingly said to us a lot that he wanted to be the litigator. he wanted to be the one actually arguing because he is a smart guy and knows what he is doing. we made every decision together. it did not work out. we got a bad result today. it is not over. >> jeremy, you are a criminal defense attorney. and, catherine, i am actually going to drop this right now. alina was saying she was to go on cnn and msnbc apparently. alina, you are welcome to come on my show. any time. you are welcome. i got her. it is fine. jeremy, i wanted to ask you, i found that to be such a big towel bike todd blanche. i thought was very crappy of him to do as a defense attorney. i thought he did donald trump dirty. why would you say that unless you as todd blanche are trying to defend the outcome of a verdict on 34 counsel much you took really bad advice from your own client. isn't it supposed to be the opposite? >> that is t

had i been advising, i'd have said, don't mention jeremy corbyn.rying all the way through to distance himself from jeremy corbyn. keep going on about it being a change party. it is. that's fine. but the idea to invoke jeremy corbyn, which encourages another tory attack line no , seemed a bit odd. so i line no, seemed a bit odd. so i found that a really weird thing to want to say. >> liz truss style. >> liz truss style. >> i like to say that crashed the economy. i think that still sticks, to be fair. you know, people whose mortgages have gone up people whose mortgages have gone ”p by people whose mortgages have gone up by a grand a month will be agreeing with that analysis. can we just talk about the tax thing and sort of this smoke and mirrors. so let's just have a look at what's been pledged by the tories. altogether £17 billion worth of tax cuts. let's just break that down. that halving of employee national insurance contributions will cost 10.3 billion. then you've got the abolition of the self—employed ni contributions. that's an extra 2.6. tha

jeremy. thanks for having me with south africa now where the african national congress policy has struck a coalition deal with its main rival. that's the democratic alliance to form a unity government. we have just offer something starts with today. hey, framework agreement of in teams of national unity with the african national congress . i believe that we will be taking and it's a government experience and expertise at the local government, but also in the province of the waste type. and to put this towards assisting, the drug helps out there for the treatment of mon, for the fact that they will be disagreement among us more than that. so that's cause like to all, to correspondence of a couldn't go we go. i mean, what are the details here? what will this new complement look like? it was lost during the 80 hours of the 1st c team of the national assembly reports came in, suggesting that the african national congress part to you has assigned a deal to form a coalition government with the main

remember, newscasters, keir starmer signed up to not one, but two jeremy corbyn manifestos. a pop back at keir starmer and saying, "well, i think it's sort of very regrettable," and paraphrasing, but you know, "he was in the room when it was signed off, ot's a bit regrettable that he's gone out and said that." so as you say, jo, he is getting it from the left. of course, when you talk to starmer troopers, you know, their evidence is that they're miles ahead in the polls. they're on course for a very clear victory as things stand. and if people on the left are unhappy, well, so be it. and they took a strategic decision a long time ago that upsetting the left was worth it, which is why you always hear keir starmer say, "country before party, country before party, country before party." and it reminds me of you know, it was a question when i think it was conference 2021 and i asked him what was more important, unity orwinning, because in his first phase of the leadership, he was still trying to sort of say, "oh, look, i want to be friends with everybody in the labour party. i w

we have cnn's jeremy diamond in jerusalem jeremy what's going on here because because it seems like there's a lot of confusion and bad, we'll between the white house and benjamin netanyahu over this well there's no question that there is a lot of muddying of the waters in terms of what exactly this deal would do. >> and the different ways in which president biden, on the one hand, wants to frame this agreement. and the way in which the israeli prime minister wants to frame it and look president biden is trying to frame this as a way to end the war for both his own domestic let's take political interests, but also because the united states firmly believes that if israel and hamas get into a weeks-long ceasefire that inevitably that will result in an end to the war. and in particular, peculiar because this agreement accounts for a continuation of that initial six week ceasefire period for as long as the two sides continued to negotiate, which contracts for weeks, if not months altogether. now, these israeli prime minister for his part, he's faced enormous blowback since president biden has gi

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it wasn't so much about where jeremy corbyn would lie for him?then, could he be believed now? keir starmer�*s response was actually everything he'd said he done in public service whether that's helping the police service or northern ireland or public prosecutions come everything he promised him he actually delivered so he argued that he could indeed be trusted. but do you do get that impression that the whole issue of trust of politicians of all parties is still one where there is something of a deficit with the electorate. 0f something of a deficit with the electorate. of course, keir starmer very much ahead in the polls and his argument was that he's changed the party, as you heard quite dramatically since the days of jeremy corbyn because he's listen to what the voters want to do here. her rishi sunak, there must be a huge frustration, which you heard him say how incredibly angry he was about these gambling allegations, but he wanted to talk about labour's tax rises, as he would see outcome the i fss we heard earlier, institute for physical st

jeremy grilling by the voters. jeremy corbyn would have made a better pm, he thinks.unak fails to boot out tories over poll betting, there's another a couple of other stories here. labour will delay vat on private school fees until 2025. oh, interesting. this so labour will not impose vat on private school fees before 2025 at the earliest. that is a few months away, isn't it? i is, it's a six month delay. >> it means it's not happening on day one. >> that is campaign speak for rich people. please still vote laboun rich people. please still vote labour. that's what that means. yeah, you've got a reprieve of. >> yeah. what what is that? maybe it's half a school year. yeah. is it just long enough to move the. >> well, basically it's less it's one term because obviously it's one term because obviously it's basically the autumn term. >> yeah, it's a term. oh well that'll take the edge off, okay. yeah. and, marriages surge after covid put love on hold. >> oh, and we know that there's you know. oh, i'm a big fan of marriage in the air. >> okay. all right. good stuff . >> oka

— programme, the sky programme about jeremy corbyn and keir starmer saying _ jeremy corbyn and keir starmernew we were going _ 2019? and keir starmer set i knew we were going to lose. i was certain we were _ were going to lose. i was certain we were going — were going to lose. i was certain we were going to lose. i was certain we were going to lose. i was certain we were going to lose. and this sort of, were going to lose. and this sort of. you _ were going to lose. and this sort of. you are — were going to lose. and this sort of, you are left with that feeling, that sort— of, you are left with that feeling, that sort of taste of oh. 0ur politicians slightly unclear about their loyalties and commitments? and that's not a their loyalties and commitments? fific that's not a great answer. it doesn't say i was telling the truth or it doesn't say i wasn't telling the truth. it's not a great answer. i think... he didn't have a clear answer to that. i'm sure he will be asked out again.— asked out again. reading the document — asked out again. reading the document. it _ asked out again. reading the

you were in jeremy corbyn's way, you were in jeremy corbyn's shadow.n perhaps you can understand the answer that he gave. what what what is the explanation that a man could support jeremy corbyn at one election and then be so different at the following one? >> well, i mean, the you remember tony blair became elected first of all, as a mp who had supported the was it called by gerald kaufman the longest suicide note in history, which is michael foot's 1983 which is michael foot's1983 election? if you're labour, you support the labour candidate for prime minister. >> so i just referred to people's cynicism. >> no wonder they're cynical when you say this. >> but why do you why do you think people do you think people don't believe that? >> we often and i don't know if you remember, you might have been a politician at some time yourself. michael. do people support everything that their prime ministers say? not necessarily, but they recognise that we have a party system whereby you pool your disagreements because you agree on enough to make it worthwhile, an

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a clear example of this is the removal of jeremy corbyn, the former leader of the labor party and onethe famous anti-war, anti-nuclear weapons and anti-nuclear activists. supporter of palestinian rights. the people of england, who have been supporting the rights of palestinians for 8 months and expressing their anger and disgust with the zionist regime and its supporters , have registered a new quorum , they have challenged the rejection of peace activists and supporters of palestinian rights from parties, and have written against jeremy corbyn and other representatives of his wife. they want to enter the election campaign independently . if jeremy corbyn is voted as an independent candidate in the election, he should be returned to the labor party . mojtaba qasimzadeh, london broadcasting news agency , last day, the flood took the lives of 3 people in rudbar. they took shelter from the flood under the bridge, but the flood caught them by surprise and carried it away. also, the flood destroyed 30 village houses in khoshab khorasan, razavi . forecasting the continuation of rain until t

a majority of labour mps did not vote with jeremy corbyn because she was with jeremy corbyn.et two mps who voted with the leader at the time, that's not a scoop. now they have a commitment to nuclear deterrence. it's very clear they're the party of defence. far more than the conservatives. out of 230 labour mps voted to scrap trident, they were in the minority in their own party, she clearly believed it then. >> she's clearly changed her mind. is absolutely unrecognisable and in fact would still disarm. >> i think there is a question to ask. i'm talking about the about party and their commitment. there's a question to ask about influence because of course we did see last week, an attempt to remove diane abbott as a candidate. and it wasn't until angela rayner stepped in that suddenly that was rowed back. will angela rayner be an effective check on the uncontrolled power of, keir starmer? >> well, you wouldn't welcome that. >> well, you wouldn't welcome that . isn't it good? that. isn't it good? >> i'm not making a value judgement. >> i think it's i think it's a positive thing