some of the plans john mcdonald has a general election. orward, there has been an adverse reaction from the cbi another part of the business community. if you look at the proposals in terms of worker shares and representation, shares a roughly 10% and there is room for that go further down the line and work as representations are to third, that is not to coney and oil. there is a real case of nothing to hide. all of those companies who have been relying on a credibly opec decision—making structures, who have been banking on exploitative hiring practices, they are the ones who have got something to there. we can talk tojohn have got something to there. we can talk to john mcdonald have got something to there. we can talk tojohn mcdonald about the plans and how they would be following them up with businesses who at this moment are against some of the plans that he has. let's talk aboutjeremy of the plans that he has. let's talk about jeremy corbyn and of the plans that he has. let's talk aboutjeremy corbyn and john mcdonald. if been a close p

doesn't have to be cars but we had one tweet from john mcdonald in china saying, ca i’s from john mcdonaldina and the triumph spitfire. we've also heard from charles lloyd in derbyshire saying, maybe like rock stars, they'll make a comeback in the next decade, which, as luck would have it, is only two years away. plenty more in the business briefing. hello. well, before we go to the weather for the uk, an update on hurricane florence battering the east coast of the united states. and the worst of the weather is technically still out to sea. the storm's eye isn't expected to cross land, that is, make landfall, until around about lunchtime on friday uk time. but it has already been battering north carolina, south carolina, areas towards the north as well as further inland, and it is a slow—moving storm, that means it is dumping a lot of rainfall in the same place for a considerable amount of time, and those destructive winds, the storm surge, likely to be some showery weather in the north of the country but drier and brighter in the south, and this is the latest satellite image, a lot of clo

john mcdonald is keen on a general election as is his leader, jeremy corbin. they have been calling for this general election saying they do stand a good chance, that the conservative government failed in the last couple years of brexit negotiations. >> we respect that referendum. it was a democratic exercise, they took that decision, we respect it therefore the issue now is what deal the government brings back. is it acceptable or not. i don't think it will be that's why i just want a general election let the people decide in the general election, both the issue about the deal but also who will then do negotiations after that. because i don't think the government, this conservative party is capable of doing negotiations they had two years it looks like they significantly failed. >>> the labour party's man on brexit will be talking at that labour party congress in liverpool today. we have seen some extracts from his speech they are unsparing in their criticism of theresa may and her efforts at negotiations saying they do not think the deal that the government

shadow chancellor john mcdonald but what's happened since allegedly working with those who support trident nuclear weapons in scotland here is attacking the channel he appeared on one very clear thing that you could do is stop appearing on russia today which is we describe but what if you rode business as a kremlin propaganda vehicle i think that's right now and that's what i'll be doing of appeared on the past sometimes to challenge some of the issues internationally and also to raise issues here that we're concerned about in terms of well not just russia's role but also the international scene overall and i think that's right because i think from what we're seeing from russian today at times goes beyond objective journalism so why the change and why did they go on to say on the state mandated b.b.c. whose own political editor was criticised for bias against corbin by the b.b.c. regulator that m.p.'s shouldn't appear on this program r.t. is the biggest television news channel on the internet with billions of hits and you can tell us whether you think organs chancellor is wrong or right or

businesses have expressed their concern about it, as they have done as a lot of what john mcdonald hast will put off investors and they cannot hire more staff. these companies, they knew —— they may still have profits here, but their domicile in another country. one of the points that the paper does say is that this wouldn't apply to foreign listed companies with uk units. so there is always loopholes. what is interesting, we keep hearing thatjohn mcdonald has been going around charming losses, i don't think so. —— bosses. around charming losses, i don't think so. -- bosses. this on the. hands off piece of. this is coming up hands off piece of. this is coming up to the 100 anniversary of the war and there are plans afoot that might upset and there are plans afoot that might u pset vetera ns. and there are plans afoot that might upset veterans. it might upset some people. i have to say, i was quite taken aback by it from but the germans, all of them, are the only ones who admitted that that he —— that they were wrong. all of the other countries involved, austria, poland, hungary, just p

which will again this summer be in the shadow of a tragedy characterized by what shadow chancellor john mcdonald called social murder and you seen fears over europe's largest street festival the notting hill carnival in west london over a year after year and the emphasis of politicians on drugs knife crime story reason he said that why is it the police presence in glastonbury seems so different to the way police act in prince's annoying organic will a celebration of culture and its potential to unite the people is more important now than ever and i mean a lot we don't realise a call it was not really a big street party it was started in the late fifty's as a means to heal what was then a fractured community there was a lot of the riots in the fifty's not exactly and it was conceived as a way not even as a black carnival initially it was about all the local immigrants immigrant to get together irish dogs and blacks exactly pollie i mean everybody then and it was actually an indoor event initially it took place in the. the town who'll king's cross town hall for a few years moved around various tow

which will again this summer be in the shadow of a tragedy characterized by what shadow chancellor john mcdonald called social murder and you seen fears over europe's largest street festival the notting hill carnival in west london over year after year and the emphasis of politicians on drugs knife crime storms recently said that why is it the police presence in glastonbury seems so different to the way police act in furtherance of the knowing all gone of all the celebration of culture and its potential to unite the people is more important now than ever and i mean a lot we don't realise accountable is not really a big street party it was started in the late fifty's as a means to heal what was then a fractured community there was a lot of the riots in the fifty's not exactly and it was conceived as a way not even as a black candidate initially it was about all the local immigrants immigrants to get together irish dogs and blacks exactly pollie i mean everybody then and it was actually an indoor event initially it took place in the. the town who'll king's cross town hall for a few years moved aro

shadow chancellor john mcdonald but what's happened since allegedly working with those who support trying to nuclear weapons in scotland here he is attacking the channel he appeared on one very clear thing that you could do is stop appearing on raw. it's a day which is being described but what if you rode ministers as a kremlin propaganda vehicle i think that's right now and that's what i'll be doing of appeared on the pa sometimes to challenge some of the issues internationally and all sorts of issues here that we're concerned about in terms of well not just russia's role but also the international scene overall and i think that's right because i think.

shadow chancellor john mcdonald but what's happened since allegedly working with those who support try didn't nuclear weapons in scotland here is attacking the channel he appeared on one very clear thing that you could do is stop appearing on russia today which is we describe but what if you rode business as a kremlin propaganda vehicle i think that's right now and that's what i'll be doing of appeared on the past sometimes to challenge some of the issues internationally and also to raise issues here that we're concerned about in terms of well not just russia's role but also the international scene overall and i think that's right because i think from what we're seeing from russian today at times goes beyond objective journalism so why the change and why did they go on to say on the state mandated b.b.c. whose own political editor was criticised for bias against corbin by the b.b.c. regulator that m.p.'s shouldn't appear on this program r.t. is the biggest television news channel on the internet with billions of hits and you can tell us whether you think organs chancellor is wrong or r

a broad church and can be thought of still i want to leave in that spirit after all i pointed john mcdonald. despite him being a little bored. thank you graeme who supports much the city as you can see there's lots of unity around the shadow cabinet. conference where winning the public debate we have defined the new common sense and that's where our party can stand united this summer was tough ours is the party of equality for all the party that has pioneered every progressive initiative to root out racism from asked site thank you thank you thank you it's being anti races means we must listen to those communities suffering discrimination and abuse i believe we're all stronger from this and learning from each other. the jewish people have suffered a long hair all history persecution and genocide i was humbled to see that in a memorial to two years ago when i visited the former nazi concentration camp of terrorism in the czech republic the route over into summer tism has caused immense hurt and anxiety in the jewish community and great dismay in the labor party. but i hope and belief we can

third of the board seats for workers will help transform our broken economic model corben ally john mcdonald who is slated to become the u.k.'s top treasury if this vishal the chancellor of the exchequer if labor takes power promised bold action to labor conference he said quote the greater the mess we inherit the more radical we have to be. and right hailing service company over has agreed to a settlement of one hundred forty eight million dollars over charges that the company concealed a major data breach from regulators to twenty six team breach involved information from fifty seven million people including drivers and customers a lot of us overpaid the hackers who obtained the data one hundred thousand dollars in ransom to delete it and did not publicly disclose the break until november of two thousand and seventeen illinois attorney general. lisa madigan recounted the case against the company who was aware for well over a year that they had been hacked and that that driver's license information had been obtained and so what they should have done is as quickly as possible notify the driv

which will again this summer be in the shadow of a tragedy characterized by what shadow chancellor john mcdonald called social murder and you seen fears over europe's largest street festival the notting hill carnival in west london over a year after year and the emphasis of politicians on drugs knife crime storms recently said that why is it the police presence in glastonbury seems so different to the way police act in for instance knowing your gonna kill a celebration of culture and its potential to unite the people is more important now than ever and i mean a lot we don't realise accountable is not really a big street party it was started in the late fifty's as a means to heal what was then a fractured community there was a lot of the riots in the fifty's not exactly and it was conceived as a way not even as a black carnival initially it was about all the local imran immigrants to get together irish dogs and blacks exactly pollie i mean everybody then and it was actually an indoor event initially it took place in the. the town hall king's cross town hall for a few years they moved around vario

conference for labour, where jeremy quite a strong conference for labour, wherejeremy corbyn and john mcdonaldns at the party conference can make it even harder when she is about to go back for another really important eu summit. the optics are pretty terrible, because the salzburg summit a few weeks ago, that was meant to be a stepping stone to a breakthrough in brexit, people were saying that she would get warm words from european leaders, go into a conference and they hang with me, please don't judge me, i am they hang with me, please don't judge me, lam making progress, and just ignore boris johnson, judge me, lam making progress, and just ignore borisjohnson, nobody really cares what he says. but that did not go quite to plan, as we re call did not go quite to plan, as we recall it, at that saltworks summit. sol recall it, at that saltworks summit. so i imagine theresa may metaphorically may be practically dripping herself in the unionjack and saying britain can do this, my plan will work, and she will keep pushing forward. to those beginning moments in the process, when anybody criticise

we see other mps leaving the party and john mcdonald is worried that there could bea mcdonald is worried of course he then compared to the rise of the establishment of the snp. everyone is talking and of history which this is talking and of history which this isa is talking and of history which this is a fraught issue and a chief rabbi saying you have to look back to history to realise this is high—stakes game, and looking back toa high—stakes game, and looking back to a recent history with the labour party, we are stronger together. izad please come and sort this out in the chief rabbi, he says it is a loaded question and will not go towards them until they sort it out. i will be fascinated to see if jeremy corbyn does lose the vote, what will happen to be brexit campaign. my feeling is his fan base isa die—hard campaign. my feeling is his fan base is a die—hard one, similar to donald trump, the more you attack and it gives more case to be supporters of us why you are going in, they are too threatening to you, too strong in power. it lets see what happens. attacks on synagogues and jewi

john mcdonald coming in rather late in the day.rnment released the latest documents on what's likely to happen if the uk leaves the eu without a formal brexit deal. one of the subjects covered is aviation and what would happen to flights going to and departing from the eu. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge is at heathrow airport, and gave us more details about the warnings in the report. the government ‘s warning that coach and bus travel to the eu could be suspended in the short term, taking your pet to the eu would become more problematic, and if you catch a flight problematic, and if you catch a flight via an eu airport to a destination beyond, then you and your luggage could be screened a second time, essentially. and no deal scenario basically throws up a raft of issues for the aviation industry, essentially. for example, whether an engineer certified in britain would be qualified in the eu's eyes to service a plane. the government is essentially saying that these papers that it will recognise eu standards across the boa

have you talked to john mcdonald about that programme.0% of programme. i am proposing a fund where10% of the shares after every capital raising by companies go into a public welfare funds, and the welfare fund. where is the labour party is giving them up amongst the workers within those corporations. what i think is very important, remember this is not even in the ma nifesto remember this is not even in the manifesto yet, this is part of the liberal party conference, it may go in the manifesto, i hope it does. it isa in the manifesto, i hope it does. it is a fairly interesting discussion though that we must have, even the tories must have, about the division between capital and labour. put it differently, stephen, once upon a time when an industrialist look for the machine, and the industrialist claimed and took the profits that the machine produced for the company, but these days of goodwill and facebook when every time you search on your google search engine for something, you are providing capital to google and know what is getting the

the financial times, there is a story on the labour party, john mcdonald, the shadow chancellor, sayingwhether they work on the gig economy or they are full—time employees. yes, and the gig economy is such a huge part of our economy and workforce. its huge parts of the service sector, not just and workforce. its huge parts of the service sector, notjust uber and deliveroo. i was on a jury this summerand deliveroo. i was on a jury this summer and there were 70 people in zero—hours contracts you couldn‘t sit because they would not get any money at all and they had to request not to sit. labour are right to highlight this. depending on how it‘s going to be paid. there is an acknowledgement about people deserving protection. also having protection of rights. isn‘t that the key, how are they to be paid for? that's the thing. in theory, it's a great policy. why shouldn't workers have sick pay, holiday pay, it's completely right. jaguar wants this and this but what about business doing more to look after its staff. the thing that always comes back, it's a great policy, but he goes on to talk a

john mcdonald, the shadow chancellor, said this morning that he didn‘t think they would include a remain were a second referendum. this afternoon he was starkly contradict it by —— contradicted by his present secretary who said there will be a remain option. they cannot get their story straight at all. it was said, trying to sell a people‘s vote without a remain option would be likes selling a car without a reverse gear. nonsensical. it has to be an option. this issue of going back to the people is coming up with more frequency, i would say, there seems to be a what people calling for it. many resisting, saying it would be undemocratic. what is your feeling on this? ya got to be careful what you wish. if you have a second referendum, you might not like the results, will be go for a third? you might think it is a cynical line, but it is true. it has put the divide in society. what this says here is that very much in the corbyn is going to the younger voter and not looking at the middle ground. you got to get the middle ground. you got to get the middle ground on order. the blue—collar wor

specific instances, but just before there have been specific instances, butjust before we come up, john mcdonald terms? again this morning, the party said that the idea that there is a conspiracy is such nonsense, that the speech by chuka umunna was incorrect and incoherent. the shadow chancellor, a supporter ofjeremy corbyn, a seniorfigure in the pa rty‘s corbyn, a seniorfigure in the party's leadership, responded to this today, and he was particularly critical of some of the language chuka umunna use. this is what he had to say. stop throwing yourself in front of tv cameras inventing stories, and get out there. unite with the rest of the party, because what we want is a labour government as soon as what we want is a labour government as soon as possible. and across the country to country... a million people without social care, our nhs is in crisis. wages below what they we re is in crisis. wages below what they were in 2008, those are the issues we're dealing with, not with internal disputes that he is trying to do —— invent, or referring to are party members as dogs. unacceptable. it will ge

now the debate ongoing at the moment is what does that mean because just in the last few hours john mcdonald the shadow chancellor shadow finance minister has suggested that that people's vote would not be including would not include the option of remaining in the u it would simply be yes or no do you accept a deal negotiated with brussels some major figures including kids starmer himself of have contradicted that mr starmer says that the option of voting for the deal versus remaining in the you has clearly not been ruled out and that's what many party activists say opinion polls suggest a vast majority of labor member labor members want that so-called people's vote in a majority would also vote if possible to remain in the e.u. but major figures like len mccluskey head of the unite union say that if there were to be another referendum including the option to stay in the u. then that would be seen as undemocratic and that would be very dangerous for labor in his opinion and also unleash dangerous forces on the rights of politics but the opposition labor party led by jeremy corbyn i mean be p

table here's a manifesto to fix all the problems it breaks it never fixed but in a radio interview john mcdonald seemed to suggest any second referendum could only be on the deal itself in other words the terms of bracks it and not on staying in the u. and some observers see a certain wisdom in labor making a snap election it's priority what happens if there's another referendum on for instance we vote fifty two forty eight to remain on the smaller turnout than in twenty six states that would hardly settle the question so i think for the moment labor perfectly happy to let the government stew in the bracks mess. and to say we would do this better and to leave it is very good. for now the conference vote is almost certain to back the need for exit policy but whether it can keep everyone on board for labor remain is to labor leaders it's hard to tell the debugger al-jazeera political. a public inquiry in the u.k. is being held into. contaminated blood scandal dating back to the nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's at least two thousand four hundred people died after being treated with infected blo

starmer has said that that option has not has clearly not been ruled out but the shadow chancellor john mcdonald has hinted very strongly in an interview that the the people's votes would simply be on the deal and it would not speak about whether or not britain should stay in the european union one of his big union allies len mccluskey head of unite the union says that the a re running as he sees it of the twenty six the referendum would be seen by many labor voters as undemocratic and damage the party some opinion polls suggest that in fact moving towards that anti bricks and stones would pick up hundreds of thousands of votes around the country the debate here is still going on the party gets to vote for it at conference on choose day but clearly the leadership favorite outcome in the next few weeks or months is a general election where they will say how they plan to take the country out of the european union with the least damage to the economy and to workers' rights that's not good enough for some people here but it's all very very much up to play for at the moment. still in the u.k. and tes

i want to leave in that spirit, after all, i appointed john mcdonald despite him being a liverpool fan. >> [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> as you can see, there's lots of unity around our cabinet. conference, we await the public debates, finding the new common sense, and that's where our party can stand united. this summer was tough, ours is the party of equality for all. the party that has pioneered every progressive initiative to root out racism from our society. >> [ applause ] >> but conference, being antiracist means we must listen to those communities suffering discrimination and abuse. i believe we are all stronger from listening, and learning from each other. the jewish people have suffered a long and terrible history of persecution and genocide. i was humbled to see that in the memorial, two years ago, when i visited the former [null] concentration camp in the czech republic. the route over anti-semitism has caused immense hurt in the jewish community. i'm grateful, in the labour party. i hope and believe we can work together to draw a line under it. i say this to all in the jewi

john mcdonald, the shadow chancellor here, essentially jeremy corbin, the opposition leader's number two, said he would not necessarily feel comfortable with having an open vote on whether the u.k. could stay inside the european union jeremy corbin speaking to labor supporters yesterday made it very clear that what he wanted to see is a new election take a listen. >> we will challenge this government on whatever deal it brings back on tests, on jobs, on living standards, on environmental protection and protection of those jobs and the ability of an incoming labor government to invest around intervene in an economy to bring about decent wages, jobs and full employment. and if this government can't deliver, then i simply say to theresa may, the best way to settle this is by having a general election >> reporter: we've heard, of course, from even the most ardent pro eu set of mps that they would not like a general election we've heard from number 10 downing street that they're not making plans for a general election we've heard from the brexit secretary that the idea of a new election i

following the salisbury poisoning, shadow chancellor john mcdonald said it was no longer appropriate for labour [ p' s to appear on rt, given that they could not report the news impartially. in march, the u.k. regulatory commission said that it would launch an investigation, and based upon the results pull rt's license if it found that russia unlawfully used force against the u.k. in the skripal case. what measures do you expect the u.k. government to take against rt in the next few weeks? marina: they are waiting for the decision of the committee. it is really serious, because it's not only one complaint, it is a complaint of different people, many of them. and the u.k. cannot just ignore it. we will wait. i am used to waiting, hopefully not for 10 years, but i believe they will make a decision. i see already the climate has changed. lauren: so you expect a robust response? marina: yes. lauren: including possibly the pulling of the license? marina: we will see. e u.k.ends for how hard th government will decide to do this, but for all the actions i can see, this is very serious. it i

following the poisoning, the shadow chancellor, john mcdonald said it was no longer appropriate for labor to appear on rt given that they could not report the news impartially. in march, the u.k. regulatory commission has said that it would launch -- it would launch an investigation, and based on the result, pull rt's license if it found that russia unlawfully used force against the u.k. in the case, which has been proven. so marina, what measures do you expect the u.k. government to take against rt in the next few weeks? >> we're waiting for decisions -- [inaudible] -- and it is really serious because not only one complaint. it is complaint of different people, maybe many of them. and u.k. can't just ignore it and we will wait. already used to wait, have for ten years, but i believe it will be a decision taking because they said the climate has changed >> so you're expecting a rather robust response? >> yes, and -- >> and possibly the pulling of the license? >> we will see. it depends for how hard the u.k. government will decide to do this, but for all the actions, i can see british gove

stahmann has said that option has not has clearly not been ruled out but the shadow chancellor john mcdonald has hinted very strongly in an interview that the the people's votes would simply be on the deal and it would not speak about whether or not britain should stay in the european union one of his big union allies len mccluskey head of unite the union says that the a re running as he sees it of the twenty sixteen referendum would be seen by many labor voters as undemocratic and damage the party some opinion polls suggest that in fact moving towards that anti bricks and stones would pick up hundreds of thousands of votes around the country that the debate here is still going on the party gets to vote for it at conference on choose day but clearly the leadership favorite outcome in the next few weeks or months is a general election where they will say how they plan to take the country out of the european union with the least damage to the economy and to workers' rights that's not good enough for some people here but it's all very very much up to play for at the moment. well you just joinin

the deal which the government has struck with brussels all vote to stay in the european union john mcdonald the shadow chancellor seemed to suggest that wasn't on the cards but he's been contradicted now quite firmly in the last few hours by his starmer who said that the rooms clearly rule to keep the option in all voting to stay in the european union why does this matter because when the leadership over all along saying that their preferred option is going for a general election well it's not clear that they could force one there are many tory rebels who would likely vote against a reason miles and deal with brussels hard but such as if you like but it's not clear the math adds up to give them a majority with labor to defeat that so hot some people say the only way to get out of the empire's would be another referendum something that something is in labor say would be undemocratic but it's generally pop. interestingly enough to stomach also refused to rule out labor supporting an extension of the article fifty process which is the negotiating process itself so in theory one way out could b

that's what john mcdonald told me.bout the deal on the table from theresa may and not remain or leave. to have make any sense another voted for maine is not on the ticket? the motion was drafted by delegates on sunday night. deliberate intention not to be prescriptive and not to rule anything out. because we don't of the circumstance. we don't even know if there'll be a deal to argue about. we have to cover the bases. the motion today is not ruling anything out. not really not remain as an option. situation wee what will be given. anna: not ruling out anything --t can't rule it in areas rolet and. le it in. can you rule it in? keir: what we are saying is we reallynow but we are nothing out. we are not ruling out remain. we don't know the circumstances. we also need to recognize we will still be the opposition party and therefore the question will be something that will have to be decided and debated across parliament as a whole. we are being realistic about this. we are not ruling out remain as an option. we will have

starmer has said that that option has not has clearly not been ruled out but the shadow chancellor john mcdonald has hinted very strongly in an interview that the people's votes would simply be on the deal and it would not be about whether or not britain should stay in the european union one of his big union allies len mccluskey head of unite the union says that the a re running as he sees it of the twenty sixteen referendum would be seen by many labor voters as undemocratic and damage the party some opinion polls suggest that in fact moving towards that anti bricks and stones would pick up hundreds of thousands of votes around the country that the debate here is still going on the party gets to vote for it at conference on choose day but clearly the leadership favorite outcome in the next few weeks or months is a general election where they will say how they plan to take the country out of the european union with the least damage to the economy and to workers' rights that's not good enough for some people here but it's all very very much up to play for at the moment. let's run into the headline

there are still enough wriggle room in this for the party leadership, jeremy corbyn and john mcdonaldried about seeing betraying the result of that referendum, when millions of people, a lot of them labour supporters, voted for brexit, and there are some here from the leave labour campaign warning that it could mean the loss of seats, the loss of mps in the midlands, in wales and other areas, if labour is seen wales and other areas, if labour is seen to go back on that. you can absolutely bet that theresa may is going to make sure people know what labour has been saying, and she will paint them as a party to try to reverse the referendum result. bear with us, we will be back with you in a moment, wejust want with us, we will be back with you in a moment, we just want to with us, we will be back with you in a moment, wejust want to recap on a couple of other things, including jeremy corbyn‘s remarks to the bbc earlier, because he told the bbc that any brexit deal brought back from brussels by theresa may needed to face labour‘s six tips for future prosperity. mr corbyn has been speakin

we will be speaking to john mcdonald shortly on the programme. education, stopping more academies and free schools and giving councils more say. the centrepiece today is economics and john mcdonald, the shadow chancellor, will talk about the policy to give workers shares in larger firms that could be worth up to £500 per year. that has had criticism from businesses, the cbi saying that would put off investors but labour says it is about decreasing inequality in the country. that is a big push, they wa nt to country. that is a big push, they want to make sure that their policies take centre stage as well as brexit, i am pretty sure brexit will come up time and time again too. thank you. we'll speak to shadow chancellor john mcdonnell in five minutes or so. a public inquiry into a contaminated blood scandal, described as the worst treatment disaster in nhs history, opens today. thousands of patients that had transfusions in the 1970s and 1980s were given blood products from overseas infected with hepatitis c and hiv. at least 2,a00 people have died

john mcdonald spoke to bloomberg this morning where he discussed brexit and the plan to force companiest the government comes back with in november, what deal they can bring back. we do not see they can bring back a deal they will support. -- we will support. , we think there should be an election. people can have a debate and determine the team that will do negotiations. francine: that was the shadow chancellor. we care about whether labor supports a second referendum? been an important change in labor policy whether or not they are going to support any second vote to give britain's a chance to think again. there is going to be a motion on tuesday that they will vote for. mr. corban saying he would go along with whatever the conference decides. if there is a proper policy of labor to have a second vote, it makes the whole thing a lot more likely. the prime minister has ruled it out. with so much instability in government,nd in labor does become increasingly important. francine: where do see it going? -- where do you see it going? anthony: it is difficult to tell. what we would say is t

bloomberg spoke to john mcdonald. >> this will be about the deed itself because we are respecting the original referendum. we have been putting forward our own proposals on a deal with a close relationship with the single market, some elements of reform, and i think our european partners are off of that negotiation. what they have been witnessing is a former negotiation that is unacceptable, threatening to walk away. mark: tanzania's government is investigating last week's ferry accident which killed 227 people. a preliminary investigation found the vote was at its capacity for 101 passengers and was carrying more than 260 when it capsized in lake vittoria thursday off the coast of tanzania. officials say the government is taking steps to build a bigger ferry. global news 24 hours a day on-air, and tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: it is 1:00 p.m. in new york, 6:00 p.m. in london, and when :00 a.m. in hong kong. i am vonnie quinn. -- 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. i am vonnie quinn.

i want to lead in that spirit, after all i appointed john mcdonald despite him being a liverpool fan!r society. but conference, being anti—racist means you have to listen to those communities suffering scrim nation and abuse. i believe we are all stronger from listening and and abuse. i believe we are all strongerfrom listening and learning from each other. thejewish people have suffered a long and terrible history of persecution and genocide. i was humbled to see that in a memorial to his ego when i visited the nazi concentration camp in the czech republic. the row over anti—semitism has caused immense hurt and anxiety in thejewish community and in the labour party. but i hope and believe we can work together to draw a line under it. i say this to all the jewish community, this party, this movement, will always be applicable campaigners against anti—semitism and racism in all its forms. we are your allies. a next labour government would guarantee whatever support necessary to ensure security, as we would for any other community expedience in his full behaviour and physical attacks. w

prestwick and elsewhere acrossjohn winds are picking up in prestwick and elsewhere across john fees that mcdonald's the weather warning and the strongest of the winsley transferring away from northern ireland as the centre of storm ali moves to scotland. the strength of the wind will increase users across scotla nd the wind will increase users across scotland through the central belt and across the coast. when the elsewhere, gusty winds all the way into wales, one who occurs in particular and a band of patchy rain with some winds as well as they work in his words. some sunshine the other side of that, between frequent showers, after the ring in scotland, northern ireland where it remains in the regulatory afternoon but warmer in england and wales, particularly towards the south—east and east anglia. the winds will continue to ease down this evening and overnight. there were decent showers of the uk and this rain not amounting to much but it gets its act together and comes in a game heading towards the midlands. after that, some warm air coming in, cooler than it has been recently, though, with some

john: miss mcdonald, i would like to give you an opportunity to chime in. broader sold -- cultural issues? heather: as i understood the question, it is what is causing this? i would argue that it is the rise of an evermore delusional victimo. on campus is good minorities occupied the president's office at brown university several years ago and said, it is too hard to have to show up on time on colleges because we are "so focused on staying alive at brown." i'm so i commend is completely hyperbolic and delusional. no student at brown is at risk of his life. modlinat sort of hysterical rhetoric is now the currency of the realm. we are teaching favored victim groups on campuses to think of themselves as an existential threat and the demand to shut down what is then deemed hate speech, which is anything that orthodoxies,mpus to beout of that claim, at existential risk. hate speech -- we have a few other alchemical transactions that go on. this was exemplified by an op-ed published by a professor and administrator at nyu several years ago at the new york times.

jeremy‘s pa rents, has been jackjones and jeremy‘s parents, diane abbot and jeremy corbyn and john mcdonaldur member. and it is this. if we want to root out fascism and racism and hatred from our world and from our country, then we must start we must start with rooting out in our own party. we all support the palestinian cause and we are all committed to recognise the palestinian state when we get into government and i... applause. and i stand here with no hesitation when i condemn the binyamin netanyahu government for its racist policies and criminal actions against the palestinian people. but i know as well and we must all acknowledge there are sickening individuals on the fringes of our movement who use our legitimate support for palestine as a cloak and a coverfor their despicable lay tread ofjewish people and their desire to see israel destroyed. those people stand for everything that we have always stood against and they must be kicked out of our party in the same way that we kicked out oswald mosley from liverpool! applause. and there is something more. because if we want to realise

as you have heard this week from john mcdonald, we believe in no circumstances.iously, in the event of none of those circumstances occurring, we have kept the potential for a people's vote on the table, but our preferred option is that parliament decides and there should be a general election. do you personally feel it is getting closer toa personally feel it is getting closer to a people's vote, even if you as a party cannot commit to it as mac when it is still how the deal —— see how the deal on false. we have been clear about the circumstances of a people's vote, but we genuinely believe that the way to do this would be for parliament to decide and if we cannot do that for there to bea and if we cannot do that for there to be a general election. labour party conference next week, a lot of people have been looking at the schedules for the speeches and were surprised that you were not given a higher profile slot as a deputy leader. i can get now been given an evening slot. surely the deputy leader should be rather higher profile than people feel —— people think