said also, look, labour party. jonathan ashworth said also. look. it— labour party. jonathan, it is obvious she - labour party. jonathan ashworth said also, look, it is obvious she would i also, look, it is obvious she would have been on the list. labour are telling me on the list does not mean they have been in talks. they are also saying keir starmer and sue gray have known each other for some time, they are not close friends. inevitably questions will be asked about this. i understand she will be submitting her application to the body looking independently at this kind of thing, civil servants and ministers moving to and from whitehall and westminster, and she will have to as part of that process she acknowledges say how long she has been talking to the labour party as part of it. has been talking to the labour party as part of it— as part of it. thank you for talking us through — as part of it. thank you for talking us through it- _ regulated railfares in england and wales will today see their steepest rise for more than a decade, despite record poor reliability. they wil

i'll be speaking to jonathan ashworth just a minute. don't ashworth in just a minute.. we'll be back before it . welcome back to the camilla tominey show. don't go anywhere . i'm going to be asking john ashworth, the shadow secretary of state for work pensions, of state for work and pensions, in minute. just how well in just a minute. just how well keir starmer knows sue gray. let's try get to the bottom let's try and get to the bottom of great i'll also of this great mystery. i'll also be to chris be speaking to chris heaton—harris, northern heaton—harris, the northern ireland secretary, little ireland secretary, a little later show. but first, later in the show. but first, here's the news headlines with tatiana . camilla thank tatiana sanchez. camilla thank you very much. 10:00, this is the latest from the gb newsroom. train passengers are being hit by the largest hike in rail fares for more than a decade . fares for more than a decade. ticket prices across england and wales are increasing by an average of 5.9, which could add hundreds of pounds to annual season tick

jonathan ashworth secretary. jonathan ashworth told us mr. hancock's political career over. i think the key thing is, is that he is a councillor himself in front of an inquiry . it councillor himself in front of an inquiry. it comes back to this point , isn't it, why we this point, isn't it, why we need this inquiry to take place quickly . a lot of people lost quickly. a lot of people lost their lives . there's a lot of their lives. there's a lot of people who think the way in which lockdowns operate. it has had long term implications on all kinds of fronts. everybody wants an inquiry because everybody wants to be able to see the evidence to be able to debate it properly , calmly. and debate it properly, calmly. and it's why we need to get with it . rail passengers could their season ticket go up by hundreds of pounds from today .7 the of pounds from today? the largest train fare hike more than a decade. regulator ticket pnces than a decade. regulator ticket prices across england and, wales are rising by an average of 5.9. that's despite strikes and cancellations that have b

jonathan ashworth secretary. jonathan ashworth told gb news mr. hancock's political is over.hat he is account himself in front of an inquiry . it account himself in front of an inquiry. it comes account himself in front of an inquiry . it comes back to account himself in front of an inquiry. it comes back to this point isn't why we need this inquiry to take place quickly . a inquiry to take place quickly. a lot of people lost their lives. there's a lot of people who think that the way in which lockdowns operate it has had long term implications on all kinds of fronts . everybody wants kinds of fronts. everybody wants an inquiry . kinds of fronts. everybody wants an inquiry. everybody wants to be able to see the evidence , to be able to see the evidence, to be able to see the evidence, to be able to debate it properly , be able to debate it properly, calmly. and it's why we need to get on with it . rail passengers get on with it. rail passengers could see their season ticket go up could see their season ticket go ”p by could see their season ticket go up by hundreds of pounds

jonathan ashworth and pensions. jonathan ashworth told us mr. hancock's political career is over.n front of an inquiry. it comes back to this point isn't why we need this inquiry take place quickly . a lot of take place quickly. a lot of people lost their lives . there's people lost their lives. there's a lot of people who think that the way in which lockdowns operate it has had long term implications on all kinds of fronts wants an inquiry because wants to be able to see the evidence , to be able to debate evidence, to be able to debate it properly , calmly. and it's it properly, calmly. and it's why we need to get on with it. train passengers are being hit by the largest hike in rail for more than a decade . and it comes more than a decade. and it comes amid record cancellations and strikes. regulated ticket prices across england and wales increasing by an average of 5.9% from today, which could add hundreds of pounds to annual tickets. rail minister merriman says the increase is below inflation, but labour called it savage . prince harry has savage. prince harry has defended hi

i am asking you a i direct question, jonathan ashworth, direct question, jonathan ashworth, does it matter confident sue gray is a woman of— labour party? i am confident sue gray is a woman of immense i labour party? i am confident sue i gray is a woman of immense integrity and she will set all of this house as she follows the proper processes and procedures when you leave the civil service. the and procedures when you leave the civil service-— civil service. the problem some viewers might _ civil service. the problem some viewers might find _ civil service. the problem some viewers might find with - civil service. the problem some viewers might find with this, i viewers might find with this, everyone understands the civil service is meant to be absolutely beyond reproach and completely neutral. keir starmer is someone in the studio, and very often sets out huge store about integrity, transparency, following the rules to the letter. at the way this has all come out, the way that they have done whatever deal it is for her to go and work for the party, itjust creates a sense that actually, w

shadow work and pensions secretary jonathan ashworth has told mr.l career is over. i think the thing is, is that he is a councillor himself in front of an inquiry . is a councillor himself in front of an inquiry. it comes back to this point isn't why we need this point isn't why we need this inquiry take place quickly. a lot of people lost their lives. there's a lot of people who think that the way in which lockdowns operate it has had long term implications on all kinds of fronts. everybody wants an inquiry because everybody wants to be able to see the evidence , to be able to debate evidence, to be able to debate it properly , calmly. and it's it properly, calmly. and it's why we need to get on with it. some rail passenger season tickets have gone up by hundreds of pounds today in the largest increase in train fares for more than a decade. ticket prices across england, wales are rising by average 5.9, despite strikes and cancellations that have brought parts the uk to a standstill. the rail hugh merriman says the increase is inflation. however, la

utilise fear over a new strain of the virus to make people obey shadow work and pensions secretary jonathan ashworth told us mr. hancock's political career is over. i think the key thing is, is that he is a councillor himself in front of an inquiry . he councillor himself in front of an inquiry. he it comes back to this point it why we need this inquiry to take place quickly . a inquiry to take place quickly. a lot of people lost their lives . lot of people lost their lives. there's a lot of people who think that the way in which lockdowns operated it has had long term implications on all kinds of fronts everybody wants an inquiry because everybody wants to be able to put see the evidence, to be able to debate it properly and calmly and why we need to get on with it. well, in a separate set of leaked messages, boris johnson described as a nationally distrusted figure by the uk's top civil servant who feared the prime minister would be ignored by the public if he introduced new lockdown rules. simon case was appointed cabinet secretary by mr. johnson in september 2020. but if the cabinet office and m

fear and guilt to make people obey lockdown as they shout, shadow work and pensions secretary jonathan ashworth told us mr. hancock's political career is over.i hancock's political career is over . i think hancock's political career is over. i think the key thing is, is that he is a councillor himself in front of an inquiry. it comes back to this point isn't it, why we need this inquiry to take place quickly . a inquiry to take place quickly. a lot of people lost their lives . lot of people lost their lives. there's a lot of people who think that the way in which lockdowns has had long term implications on all kinds of fronts. everybody wants an inquiry because everybody wants to be able to see the evidence , to be able to see the evidence, to be able to see the evidence, to be able to see the evidence, to be able to debate it properly , calmly. and it's why we need to get . on with it. on in to get. on with it. on in separate leaked messages. boris johnson was described as a nationally figure by the uk's top civil servant , feared the top civil servant, feared the then prime minister would ign

utilise fear over a new strain of the virus to make people obey shadow work and pensions secretary jonathan ashworth told us mr. hancock's political career is over. i think the key thing is, is that he is a councillor himself in front of an inquiry . he councillor himself in front of an inquiry. he it comes back to this point it why we need this inquiry to take place quickly . a inquiry to take place quickly. a lot of people lost their lives . lot of people lost their lives. there's a lot of people who think that the way in which lockdowns operated it has had long term implications on all kinds of fronts everybody wants an inquiry because everybody wants to be able to put see the evidence, to be able to debate it properly and calmly and why we need to get on with it. well, in a separate set of leaked messages, boris johnson described as a nationally distrusted figure by the uk's top civil servant who feared the prime minister would be ignored by the public if he introduced new lockdown rules. simon case was appointed cabinet secretary by mr. johnson in september 2020. but if the cabinet office and m

shadow work and pensions secretary jonathan ashworth says mr. hancock's political career is over. i think the key thing is, is that he is a councillor himself in front of an inquiry. it comes back to this point, isn't it.7 why we need this inquiry to take place quickly? a lot of people lost their lives. there's a lot of people who think that the way in which lockdowns operated has had long term implications on all kinds of fronts. everybody wants an inquiry because everybody wants to be able to put see the evidence, to be able to debate it properly and calmly . and it's it properly and calmly. and it's why we need to get on with it. political association with mr. hancock, the uk's top civil servant, described boris johnson as a nationally distrusted figure he feared would be ignored by the public if the then prime minister introduced new lockdown rules . simon case new lockdown rules. simon case was appointed cabinet secretary by boris johnson in september 2020. a spokesperson for mr. johnson's declined to comment . johnson's declined to comment. some rail passengers season ticket

shadow work and pensions secretary jonathan ashworth says mr. hancock's political career is over. i think the key thing is, is that he is a councillor himself in front of an inquiry. it comes back to this point, isn't it.7 why we need this inquiry to take place quickly? a lot of people lost their lives. there's a lot of people who think that the way in which lockdowns operated has had long term implications on all kinds of fronts. everybody wants an inquiry because everybody wants to be able to put see the evidence, to be able to debate it properly and calmly . and it's it properly and calmly. and it's why we need to get on with it. political association with mr. hancock, the uk's top civil servant, described boris johnson as a nationally distrusted figure he feared would be ignored by the public if the then prime minister introduced new lockdown rules . simon case new lockdown rules. simon case was appointed cabinet secretary by boris johnson in september 2020. a spokesperson for mr. johnson's declined to comment . johnson's declined to comment. some rail passengers season ticket

we were about to ask jonathan ashworth , i can answer jonathan ashworth, i can answer the question.3. yeah, we spend spending this extra 5 billion quid the prime minister has just announced is going to be unveiled in the budget. they're not clear if that's over a number of years or in a single yean a number of years or in a single year, if it is over one year, it's a 7% increase in defence spending . we spend about £71 spending. we spend about £71 billion on defence, so it's very chunky i suspect. i don't know. i suspect it will be over many , i suspect it will be over many, but i guess we'll find out on budget day. it will be in the fine. but what about the swift movement ? i fine. but what about the swift movement? i mean, did he want to credit for it? but hsbc stepping in to buy the uk branch of sbb can't overstate really seriousness of that . and do you seriousness of that. and do you think goals of contagion threat now has been contained? well thought you described it well. isabelle's sliding doors, another sort of cheesy gwyneth paltrow movie site. joske is dad. john leslie. l

shadow work and pensions secretary , work and pensions secretary, jonathan ashworth told gb news salent we've seen this this arrangement this morning i mean a lot of our tech sector our life sciences sector would have been severely impacted. i actually have constituent it's got in touch with me. who would have impacted as no obviously as well so no obviously everybody will want to look at the very carefully today the details very carefully today but this does seem like it has been an important invention for what would have been so something which have had serious economic for many jobs and businesses in the uk . the prime businesses in the uk. the prime minister has pledged billion pounds over two years to the armed forces . rishi sunak met armed forces. rishi sunak met with his australian counterpart anthony albanese in san diego ahead of unveiling major new orca's defence pact between the uk us and australia. plans be announced with president joe biden include supplying nuclear powered submarines to australia . it was signed by the three nafionsin . it was signed by the three nations

fear and guilt to make people obey lockdown as they shout, shadow work and pensions secretary jonathan ashworth told us mr. hancock's political career is over.i hancock's political career is over . i think hancock's political career is over. i think the key thing is, is that he is a councillor himself in front of an inquiry. it comes back to this point isn't it, why we need this inquiry to take place quickly . a inquiry to take place quickly. a lot of people lost their lives . lot of people lost their lives. there's a lot of people who think that the way in which lockdowns has had long term implications on all kinds of fronts. everybody wants an inquiry because everybody wants to be able to see the evidence , to be able to see the evidence, to be able to see the evidence, to be able to see the evidence, to be able to debate it properly , calmly. and it's why we need to get . on with it. on in to get. on with it. on in separate leaked messages. boris johnson was described as a nationally figure by the uk's top civil servant , feared the top civil servant, feared the then prime minister would ign

the shadow work and pensions secretary jonathan ashworth told us mr. is over. i think the key thing is, is that he is a councillor himself in front of an inquiry. it comes back to this point, isn't it, why we need this inquiry to take place quickly? a lot of people lost their lives. there's a lot of people who think that the way in which lockdowns operated has had long term implications on all kinds of fronts. everybody wants an inquiry because everybody wants to be able to see the evidence, to be able to debate it properly and calmly and it's why we need to get on with it. a separate set of leaked message is the uk's top civil servant described boris johnson as a nationally distrusted figure that he feared would be ignored by the public if the then prime minister introduced new lockdown rules. simon case was appointed cabinet secretary by boris johnson in september 2020. a spokesman for the former prime minister's declined to comment . minister's declined to comment. next week's remaining ambulance strikes in england have been called off. the unite un

the shadow work and pensions secretary jonathan ashworth told us mr.er is over. i think the key thing is, is that he is a councillor himself in front of an inquiry. it comes back to this point, isn't it, why we need this inquiry to take place quickly? a lot of people lost their lives. there's a lot of people who think that the way in which lockdowns operated has had long term implications on all kinds of fronts. everybody wants an inquiry because everybody wants to be able to see the evidence, to be able to debate it properly and calmly and it's why we need to get on with it. a separate set of leaked message is the uk's top civil servant described boris johnson as a nationally distrusted figure that he feared would be ignored by the public if the then prime minister introduced new lockdown rules. simon case was appointed cabinet secretary by boris johnson in september 2020. a spokesman for the former prime minister's declined to comment . minister's declined to comment. next week's remaining ambulance strikes in england have been called off. the unite

and a very important sector shadow work and pensions secretary jonathan ashworth gb news.the sale has the whole country. it's important that we've seen this this arrangement this morning. i mean, a lot of our tech sector, our life sciences sector would have been severely impacted , actually had severely impacted, actually had constituents get in touch with me . who would been impacted me. who would have been impacted as . so, look, obviously , as well. so, look, obviously, everybody will want to look at the very carefully today the details very carefully today , but this does seem like it has been an important intervention for what would have been something which have had serious economic consequences for many jobs businesses in the uk. jobs and businesses in the uk. the prime minister has pledged £5 billion over two years to the armed forces. rishi sunak met his australian counterpart anthony in san diego of unveiling a major orca's defence pact between the uk, us australia. plans to be announced with president joe biden include supplying nuclear powered submarines to aus

i'm also going to speaking to jonathan ashworth, the shadow and the labour shadow work and pensions .w labour going to people labour are going to get people out welfare i'm out of welfare into work. i'm a little bit more interested in the to keir starmer's the moment as to keir starmer's relationship sue gray . i'm relationship with sue gray. i'm going to be asking mr. ashworth , when meet? how long , when did they meet? how long have each and have they known each other? and isn't interesting that isn't it now interesting that it's that sue gray son it's emerged that sue gray son is a labour activist, that looks a bit sus? i'll also be speaking to jake berry, who, as you both know is a key. boris, jump in. bofis know is a key. boris, jump in. boris champion and i'll boris johnson champion and i'll be asking him, is he becoming bit trumpian his quest to ? bit trumpian in his quest to? try and get this privileged committee cancelled on basis committee cancelled on the basis of grey's and on back of of sue grey's and on the back of the lockdown files as a telegraph journalist can probably