jonathan reynolds, thanks very _ so important. jonathan reynolds, thanks very much, _ so important.reynolds, thanks very much, for labour, of| thanks very much, for labour, of course. we have been up and down the country all day getting reaction from communities in many different areas. let's return to gloucester and rejoin my colleague who has been talking to people they're finding out what they make of it. hello again. hello, thank you very much. welcome back to gloucester city, the gloucester docks area where i have been all day talking to a range of people in different assessments of what i have heard, i have heard some pensioners say they were pretty happy with linking their pension to inflation, i have heard from a food writer who described the situation is bleak and spoke of some of the truly tragic circumstances and stories people have been telling her. one mother watering down her baby's formula, and otherfamily creating a rota, one child would have dinner one day and another child the next day. it is a really tough story. a welcome for the increase in the living wage, but

immigration shadow business secretary jonathan reynolds told gb news that immigration isn't the way to fill the labour the only way to fill the labour market. the fact is the last 12 years have seen such a poor level of economic growth that, you know, it doesn't deliver the living standards, the public services the british people services that the british people expect. we're going to expect. and if we're going to resolve to talk resolve these, we've got to talk about like immigration. about issues like immigration. we've the balance we've got to get the balance right. keir has put right. i think what keir has put forward in his speech to forward today in his speech to the cbi is the right kind of balance. it is not saying immigration won't play a role in our but it's just our economy, but it's just simply the sole simply saying it's not the sole means meeting those means of meeting those particular in terms of particular problems. in terms of the is the the labour market, it is the number of people killed during the indonesian earthquake bc has risen to 252. less than half the local g

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the shadow business secretary , jonathan reynolds, secretary, jonathan reynolds, told gb news labourhomes as soon as possible, although he welcomes the government's pledge . he says the plans aren't ambitious enough. it's about ten years too late. i mean, this should have been a quick early win government reducing win for. the government reducing people's and doing people's fuel bills and doing the right thing by the environment. mean, it's win environment. i mean, it's a win win taken so long? win. why has it taken so long? this government have neither the ambition direction . of ambition or the direction. of course when come course i welcome when they come a bit onto our territory, a little bit onto our territory, whether a windfall tax or whether it's a windfall tax or greater energy efficiency ambition. they've got ambition. but they've got nowhere near the comprehensive programme . they to get this programme. they need to get this country the right. matt country onto the right. matt hancock is finished third on i'm a celebrity, get me out here a celebrity, get me out of here wit

the shadow business secretary jonathan reynolds told gb news labour wants to insulate 19 million homesas soon as possible . it's about ten years possible. it's about ten years too late. i mean, this should have been a quick, early win for the reducing people's fuel bills and doing the right thing by the environment, i mean, it's a win win. why it taken so long? this government have the ambition or the direction . of course i the direction. of course i welcome when come little welcome when they come little bit our territory, whether bit onto our territory, whether it's greater it's a tax or greater efficiency, ambition but they've got nowhere near the comprehensive programme. they need to get this country onto the right path. i promised i'd you an update. well, here it is. breaking news. national has breaking news. national grid has decided not to introduce its scheme tomorrow. the scheme which would pay households for cutting their power usage. the move would have been the first ever live run of the operator's demand flexibility service . as demand flexibility service. as i said, desig

the shadow business secretary, jonathan reynolds, told us that labour wants to insulate 19 million homes soon as possible . it's about ten years possible. it's about ten years too late. i mean, this should have been a quick early win for the government, people's fuel bills and doing right thing by the environment . i mean, it's the environment. i mean, it's a win win. why has it taken so long? this government have neither the ambition or the direction of . i welcome direction of. i welcome when they little bit onto our they come a little bit onto our territory, it's territory, whether it's a windfall or greater energy efficiency ambition. but they've got near the comprehensive programme they need to get this country onto the right in china. authorities have put up barriers around parts of shanghai following a weekend protests against strict covid restrictions. ten people were killed in a tower block fire sparking civil unrest . but sparking civil unrest. but demonstrators claim that coronavirus measures may have hindered people's escape from the fire . they're now calling the fire. they'

listen to their shadow business secretary, jonathan reynolds.hat the job of government is to do, is to map out that longer term plan. 0ur is to map out that longer term plan. our plans— is to map out that longer term plan. our plans on— is to map out that longer term plan. our plans on the labour side, for a future _ our plans on the labour side, for a future labour government, to make sure that _ future labour government, to make sure that we are free of this dependency on volatile fossil fuels, and become a clean energy superpower by 2030 _ and become a clean energy superpower by 2030. map out the ambitious future — by 2030. map out the ambitious future. whilst these laudable initiatives will play a role, if we are still— initiatives will play a role, if we are still exposed to the kind of pressures— are still exposed to the kind of pressures we have seen leading into this energy— pressures we have seen leading into this energy crisis, and we work to expose _ this energy crisis, and we work to expose in— this energy crisis, and we work to expo

shadow business secretary jonathan reynolds told gb news labour wants to insulate 19 million homes asn as possible . it's about ten years possible. it's about ten years too late. i mean, this should have been quick, early win for the government reducing people's fuel right thing fuel bills and doing right thing by environment mean it's by the environment mean it's a win win. why has it taken so long? this government have neither the ambition, the direction, course a welcome direction, of course a welcome when they come a little bit onto our a windfall tax our whether it's a windfall tax or greater energy efficiency ambition. but they've got nowhere near the comprehensive programme to this programme they need to get this onto path and the onto the right path and the prime minister has switched on the christmas lights at downing street this evening as part of an annual tradition. a warning, the following flashing images . the following flashing images. two, one . and oh. well, earlier two, one. and oh. well, earlier today, the first lady of ukraine hung ornaments on the tree with the pr

jonathan reynolds and good morning, jonathan . good morning. morning, jonathan. good morning.e change, but it's great to be with you. yeah, well, climate change is obviously to obviously bigger. will come to that a moment. if we could that in a moment. if we could first start with comments dominating extraordinary really the front page of the daily telegraph starmer telegraph today. keir starmer saying we must wean ourselves off cheap migrant labour. this is something that expect from the tory paul. he's very the tory paul. he's a very bright message . well i think bright message. well i think it's about what will work for the country. let's be clear skills and labour shortages are the number issue that businesses raise me, and there are some real problems in terms of how quickly visas get issued , how quickly visas get issued, how things like the shortage, occupation list works, which is where the particular needs in the country. and we're saying to business. pragmatic. business. look, we're pragmatic. we'll you but what we we'll fix those you but what we expect in return for

listen to their shadow business secretary, jonathan reynolds. longer term plan. our plans on the labour side, for a future labour government, to make sure that we are free of this dependency on volatile fossil fuels, and become a clean energy superpower by 2030. map out the ambitious future. whilst these laudable initiatives will play a role, if we are still exposed to the kind of pressures we have seen leading into this energy crisis, and we work to expose in terms of decisions government made going into them, we will not get to the position we need to be, because we can be repeating the kind of pressures people have been under this winter, and going into next year. we've got to see a bit more ambition, a lot more ambition from the government, to make sure we are not in this position again. that is labour's position, a lot of debate on what can be done to bring down energy prices. there's also a big debate going on about what can be done to produce more energy in the uk. i think we will hear a lot about that over the next few days. three people

jonathan odom, two catches on the season entering tonight. >> brock: two starting receivers down. couple of backups for the gators. daejon reynoldsky pearsall stepping up tonight. jonathan odom. >> anish: florida state brings pressure. richardson, incomplete for reynolds or rather zanders. it will bring up third down and four. 1:15 to go. >> brock: florida state trying to get to anthony richardson. not sitting back in coverage. if florida state is going to continue to play man defense against richardson, he needs to find his best matchup, ricky pearsall and you need to feed ricky. >> anish: pearsall in motion. richardson keeps. runs to the outside. sheds a tackler. runs out of bounds after picking up the first down. 1:09 in regulation. florida still has one time-out. >> brock: what have i said all night? both of the quarterbacks doing everything in their power. a lot of credit to the two young signal callers. >> anish: seminoles load up the box to the outside. that is caught. that is zanders. he gets out of bounds. florida right now moving the ball. >> brock: they are doing a tremendous job. sometimes with a two minute drive, tha

we'll ask labour's jonathan reynolds what the reasoning is behind all of that. the reasoning is behind:20 and again my favourite ball show what usually kicks off is going inside the papers and here to look today is formidable democrats minister norman good morning and conservative columnist emily . conservative columnist emily. now emily that story just heard about there on the front of express seems extra ordinary isn't it that we're sending brits routine operations tell more. yes. apparently nhs reveal a total of 5330 patients have travelled to clinics across europe since 2020. that's costs british taxpayers 4.5 million in less than three years. now daily express helpfully has a spread here, saying why are nhs patients being treated abroad ? patients being treated abroad? apparently health chiefs up an overseas commissioning scheme in 2002 and this was to help nhs trust that was struggling with waiting lists. we know that waiting lists. we know that waiting lists. we know that waiting lists have only got worse. so i imagine this will be growing in terms of the amount of who we send a

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jonathan? he said it was a mistake to have broken the guidance that he had set that wasn't what pam park wanted from bbc news. and sue reynoldsin the criticism of his attire. but vikki slade came to his defence. ian shemilt agreed, adding: it's safe to say no jeans were worn by anyone involved in the bbc�*s first—ever news bulletin, which was broadcast 100 years ago this monday. the british broadcasting company, as it was then, was made up of a number of stations operated by different companies, including london 2lo, run by marconi. the 6pm bulletin on the 14th of november, 1922, was read by arthur burrows, who soon took on the additional roles of director of programmes and children's presenter. although no recording exists, we know that first news programme contained a report from the old bailey, a speech from the prime minister, details of the fog in london and the latest billiard scores. and although newswatch wasn't on the air then, audience feedback was requested. burrows read the bulletin twice, once fast and once slowly, and listeners were asked to write in with their preference. do let us know your preferences on the