thank you very much for coming in, mr kinnock. thank you for inviting me. scrap this law if labour wins the next election? that's right. it is not compatible with our international legal obligations, and it is a piece of legislation that will just obligations, and it is a piece of legislation that willjust make everything worse. it will increase the size of the backlog, it is a gift to the people smugglers and it makes no attempt to get a returns deal with mainland europe. so we vote for things in the labour party that are actually going to work, rather than headline chasing gimmicks, and that's what this bill is. right, so absolutely you will scrap this, that is without question, if labour win the next election? there is no way that we will keep a piece of legislation in place that is counter to our aims, which is to create an asylum system that is both compassionate and competent, and controlled. a labour home secretary on day one of thejob, if a labour home secretary on day one of the job, if you were to win the next election, would be bound by this legi

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kinnock neil kinnock—the| fighting neil kinnock neil- kinnock_the polls, kinnock was ahead in the pollsell, neil kinnock is going-this time.- thought, well, neil kinnock is going-this time. - thought, well, neil kinnock is going this time. 4:3. going to win this time. you thaw.— going to win this time. you know,-tories_ going to win this time. you know,-tories got- going to win this time. you know, tories got into a know, the tories got into a mess, not going work. mess, it's not going to work. john won because he john major won because he represented it. the represented wait for it. the change after margaret thatcher. he not margaret thatcher. so he was not margaret thatcher. so the potent of this argument is known to everyone at westminster. they know that this is what matters. so it's not a matter of saying, oh, let's, let's we drop that. it's a bit a bit of opposition. no, they ain't great. got controversy. ain't great. we got controversy. we've got cut through. we've got all we from this campaign all we want from this campaign as too not many of the as long as too not many of the l

and stephen kinnock. and paul holmes, conservative _ here. and stephen kinnock.e had in the first hour, which is about the comments by huw pill, chief economist at the bank of england, urging people to stop trying to keep up with the spiralling cost of living and accept that they are worse off. as i put it earlier on, we are in a poorer era. and he did this thing, if anyone is justjoining us, he said comparing wages and prices to high inflation is like a game of pass the parcel which is all the players unknown willing to accept the burden. who have we got? we have some callers. adie, hello. where are you?- adie, hello. where are you? hello. halifax, adie, hello. where are you? hello. halifax. west _ adie, hello. where are you? hello. halifax, west yorkshire. _ adie, hello. where are you? hello. halifax, west yorkshire. nice i adie, hello. where are you? hello. halifax, west yorkshire. nice one. | halifax, west yorkshire. nice one. and we have _ halifax, west yorkshire. nice one. and we have harvey. _ halifax, west yorkshire. nice one. and we have harvey. morning.

what biden to was, you know the guy said he played but what neil kinnock was talking about was soccer know so biden is taking lines and he took that he came from a coal mining family because you know identifies with pennsylvania but he didn't really have any coal mine miners his family so it wasn't it was it wasn't some big investigative scoop it was more of a feature about how he adopted this guy's and but anyway, he he got knocked out of the race. this is amazing. he also he also had i also broke this story that he was he had seen robert kennedy speeches, but that wasn't his fault, his aide, pat caddell, inserting them without his knowledge. but anyway so the thing was a big mess and he dropped out but for some crazy reason over the decades we had you know, i don't have friendships with politicians. we were very cautious all and he always invited me to his white house i mean the christmas party at the vice president's mansion. and i you know he'd call me and talk whether he should run and he'd tell me what he and his son, beau, really thought of the clintons. and, you know we had a

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for the— welcomed by people like stephen kinnock for the labour party in booooo— kinnock for the labour. it's a big, big, big mistake. _ bit of a push. it's a big, big, big mistake . ii 2 big mistake. michelle ballantyne, where do you stand ? ballantyne, where do you stand? ed well , i ballantyne, where do you stand? ed well, i think actually i agree with both of them. i mean, one has to understand— 2 i mean, one has to understand what it's bbe— one has to understand what it's bbe bo— one has to understand what it's like in scotland— one has to understand what it's like in scotland when it comes to wobog. — like in scotland when it comes to wobog. b-e— like in scotland when it comes to voting. it's not— like in scotland when it comes to voting. it's not just about toe— to voting. it's not just about the political— to voting. it's not just about the political party. it's also oboub— the political party. it's also oboub boob— the political party. it's also about that binary question of eebobobe— about that binary question of eebobobe ob— about that binary question of separate of the— abou

the what you had with neil kinnock was a really charismatic leader in fair dos to keir starmer. he's not that tony blair an underlying political philosophy which helped him win three elections. we don't see that with keir starmer and he hasn't got the extraordinary stardust of jeremy cole that now jeremy corbyn got that. i never understood. he very much had . i understood. he very much had. i think he might have lost his sparkle . and he may, he may now sparkle. and he may, he may now . but at time he was . but at the time he was actually bit like a actually treated a bit like a rock star wherever you actually went with him. what you've got with keir starmer is someone who's he's very with keir starmer is someone who'scompany. he's very with keir starmer is someone who'scompany. he's he's very with keir starmer is someone who'scompany. he's competent, good company. he's competent, awfully cautious. so you put him up against rishi sunak you're always choosing between two bank managers rather than some kind of political messiah . but maybe of political messiah. but maybe those qua

for the— welcomed by people like stephen kinnock for the labour party in booooo— kinnock for the labours a big, big, big mistake. _ bit of a push. it's a big, big, big mistake . ii 2 big mistake. michelle ballantyne, where do you stand ? ballantyne, where do you stand? ed well , i ballantyne, where do you stand? ed well, i think actually i agree with both of them. i mean, one has to understand— 2 i mean, one has to understand what it's bbe— one has to understand what it's bbe bo— one has to understand what it's like in scotland— one has to understand what it's like in scotland when it comes to wobog. — like in scotland when it comes to wobog. b-e— like in scotland when it comes to voting. it's not— like in scotland when it comes to voting. it's not just about toe— to voting. it's not just about the political— to voting. it's not just about the political party. it's also oboub— the political party. it's also oboub boob— the political party. it's also about that binary question of eebobobe— about that binary question of eebobobe ob— about that binary question of separate of the— about tha

or— would be thrown at the likes of neil kinnock or gordon brown, vou— neil kinnock or gordon brown,about it today. love to talk about it today. vieii. — love to talk about it today. vieii. vave— love to talk about it today. well, you've just— love to talk about it today. well, you've just raised- love to talk about it today. well, you've just raised it, so there you go. but i mean, where is it's a you know, something, but where it's something people will about. will be very concerned about. does the next ad on does that mean the next ad on twitter going you twitter is going to say, you know, should you be know, should you should you be you know, do you agree that you should be scammed on phone calls? rishi sunak does. it's about as relevant as anything else you've put out there. the there is a i mean, people if people want to look out for the ad, it is out today and it is andifs ad, it is out today and it is and it's about phone phone calls and it's about phone phone calls and phones ringing and where it is they look like they're coming from. but actually where they are, where they—

according to the mail on sunday, the neil kinnock nteenott— on sunday, the neil kinnock bischoff camperas carried out similar nreeteton— has carried out similar precision strikes on taiwan in tne— precision strikes on taiwan in tne country-e— precision strikes on taiwan in the country's state. broadcaster etotne. — the country's state. broadcaster etotne. cerv— the country's state. broadcaster claims. cctv says— the country's state. broadcaster claims. cctv says forces eonttnue— claims. cctv says forces continue to _ claims. cctv says forces continue to encircle the island as continue to encircle the island on port— continue to encircle the island on port ot— continue to encircle the island as part of three— continue to encircle the island as part of three days of drills toeueeet— as part of three days of drills toeueeet on— as part of three days of drills focussed on the— as part of three days of drills focussed on the disputed terntory— focussed on the disputed terrttory .— focussed on the disputed territory . forces have territory. forces have renortetty- territory. forces have repor

kinnock lost his . neil kinnock often lost his temper so mean , i think that temper.oned about the fact that there were that you have civil servants ganging up on ministers and therefore there's the chance of getting rid of them though those particular things which were done by committee were thrown out of the of consideration from the report anyway. but when you get a proper formal complaint that can be investigated and, and that is found to be a case of bullying, then i think there's no question but the secretary of state has to go . secretary of state has to go. yes. i mean, when one of the peonte— yes. i mean, when one of the wow! wno— yes. i mean, when one of the wow! wno nov— yes. i mean, when one of the people who may be concerned, i tntnt— people who may be concerned, i tntnt wnen— people who may be concerned, i tntnt wnen t— people who may be concerned, i think when i say— people who may be concerned, i think when i say may be concerned,— think when i say may be concerned, is— think when i say may be concerned, is an ambassador and the concerned, is an ambass

you to, you know , sort you go back to, you know, sort of kinnock in the 1980s and of neil kinnock inent where politics kind of work. they achieved some negotiation, work . negotiation, compromise work. yes. they achieved yes. i think they achieved something incredible. i'm really sorry to interrupt— something incredible. i'm really sorry to interrupt-kevin,- sorry to interrupt you, kevin, tat— sorry to interrupt you, kevin, tat-all— sorry to interrupt you, kevin, but - all we've - sorry to interrupt you, kevin,| but-all we've-time but that is all we've got time for but that is all we've got time prone-— but that is all we've got time torone- hat- but that is all we've got time for one. but thank you for on that one. but thank you very— for on that one. but thank you very hash— for on that one. but thank you very much indeed— for on that one. but thank you very much indeed your very much indeed for your analysts— very much indeed for your analysis there. _ very much indeed for your analysis there. very astute tnteet. — analysis there. very astute| indeed. _former indeed. kevin marr, f

neil kinnock rac . that's the sound of kinnock rac.e lost their lives in the war and show his support as the country prepared for another counter—offensive in his first visit since russia's invasion, he pledged continued military support for ukraine, adding that its rightful place was within the alliance . also recognise the alliance. also recognise that president zelenskyy will raise the issue of membership of security guarantees and this will be high on the agenda of the meeting and also in the lead up and the preparations for the vilnius summit. ukraine's up and the preparations for the vilnius summit . ukraine's future vilnius summit. ukraine's future is vilnius summit. ukraine's future bs bn— vilnius summit. ukraine's future bs bn bno— vilnius summit. ukraine's future is in the euro—atlantic- . is . ukraine's future is in the euro—atlantic family . ..5 . ukraine's future is in the euro—atlantic family. ubnobno-s— is in the euro—atlantic family. ukraine's future— is in the euro—atlantic family. ukraine's future is in nato. nono— uk

neil kinnock three zero faux pas flight operations . booster pas flight operations.heat burn around it as it was returning to teen. — around it as it was returning to teen. teen.— around it as it was returning to earth. yeah, that's— around it as it was returning to earth. / earth. yeah, that's what happens because what you have is you still have some material flowing out of it and that tends to flow back on it as it's beginning to fall down. and that's fall back down. and that's perfectly see a perfectly normal. you see that a lot boosters they lot with boosters when they separate fall back separate and start to fall back down again. so there's nothing unusual with that at all. so you always you always get a little bit you always have that with everything because of everything else because of course, it's losing momentum everything else because of courstarting osing momentum everything else because of courstarting osing back mentum everything else because of courstarting osing back down.m everything else because of courthen ng osing back down. m everything else beca