he was chancellor kwasi kwarteng, had to say. also stressing the need for tory unity . let's talk to mike tory unity. let's talk to mike first, of course, and asked about tom scholar mike, what did you think of what quizzing said ? well, first off, i'm the very positive about quizzes budget last year i'm very much into law taxation and letting people spend their own money. but overall , i thought he was spend their own money. but overall, i thought he was making he was very positive about the future. i think he said that he did things too quickly . and the did things too quickly. and the policies that he put forward would hope would come out in the future. he is point about tory humility being fundamental to them winning the next election i think is a big plus for the prime minister and for people that i support on the, you know, the likes of steve baker and the like in the old spartans to support this government to get through the next election. so very, very positive about what kweisi was saying about what he'd done and his int

or not you think they're worth £10,000 a day, as a former cabinet minister and somebody like kwasi kwarteng watch. they worth £10,000 a day? they've not broken any rules, but it's conceptually they worth £10,000 a day, in your view? i'm not a commentator. i don't pass judgment on other members of parliament. there are rules that govern what members of parliament should do and what they should declare. but the jury here is the constituency. so it will be the case come a general election, if matt and kwasi choose to stand again, that their constituents will decide. i think they're both talented people with a lot to offer in the future, but ultimately they will have to answer for the decisions that they've taken. millions around the world have been switching off their lights to mark �*earth hour�*. and it's notjust houses — the acropolis in athens turned off their lights at 8pm local time to mark the event. the appeal was launched by world wildlife fund in 2007 — to raise awareness of climate change — and proposes that people around the world can significantly reduce carbon emissions by turnin

kwasi kwarteng, former work.alth secretary matt hancock, who of course is not currently a conservative he had the whip suspended and jack, you have some thoughts about mps pay and second jobs. yeah i'm in my opinion mp should get paid a lot more money maybe double or treble what they get now about the amount of a c of a medium sized company and if they've got that much time to work on other projects and they're obviously not doing job for their not doing their job for their constituents properly at the moment. so my idea be give moment. so my idea would be give them more money, make sure them more money, but make sure that haven't got all these that they haven't got all these outside don't outside interests or they don't need these interests need all these outside interests because get paid a sensible because they get paid a sensible amount they can amount of money, but they can concentrate country concentrate on the country growth the country and their growth of the country and their constituents can needs . tha

but i mean, matt hancock, kwasi kwarteng , not the most popular kwarteng, not the most popular politiciant sir graham brady isn't a good look for him. no, it's not. and quite surprising to see him on there . and also gavin williamson there. and also gavin williamson , former education secretary was approached and a bit of a chat and then decided was not for him. so whether he's smelt a rat or not but apart from the potential conflicts of interests and the rights and wrongs , and the rights and wrongs, employees having second jobs and is 82,000 to be an mp sufficient recompense? there's also sort of national security implications. where was the due diligence? this was not a real. this was set up by led by donkeys and it appears that these employees were more than happy to chat with them at some length to companies that didn't exist. so you do wonder about you certainly do wonder also if you haven't at home, if you haven't seen this video , it is it is toe seen this video, it is it is toe curling . i couldn't even watch curling. i couldn't even watch it all because was that cringe worthy th

the interviews are done over over zoom however they ask kwasi kwarteng matt hancock, ask kwasi kwartengncock, a couple of other people and they offered them like ten grand a day to work for this company. and they said yes. and they're, a day to work for this company. and goty said yes. and they're, a day to work for this company. and got you.d yes. and they're, a day to work for this company. and got you. he's. and they're, a day to work for this company. and got you. he's like, they're, a day to work for this company. and got you. he's like, noey're, a day to work for this company. and got you. he's like, no , 're, a day to work for this company. and got you. he's like, no , you oh, got you. he's like, no, you offered them ten he's going offered them ten and he's going to turn down ten grand the day. obviously, people are going to see, yeah, take the ten see, yeah, i'll take the ten grand. anything. the grand. anybody anything. the guardian this guardian journalist writing this would grand day. would turn down ten grand a day. that's a guardian that's more than a guardian journalist ye

the interviews are done over over zoom however they ask kwasi kwarteng matt hancock, ask kwasi kwartengck, a couple of other people and they offered them like ten grand a day to work for this company. and they yes. and they're, and they said yes. and they're, oh, got you. like, no , you oh, got you. he's like, no, you offered and going offered them ten and he's going to turn down ten grand the day. obviously, people are going to see, take the ten see, yeah, i'll take the ten grand. anything. the grand. anybody anything. the guardian this guardian journalist writing this would ten grand a day. would turn down ten grand a day. that's a guardian that's more than a guardian journalist earns in a year, doing better than the doing hope for better than the people to be busy people who are meant to be busy . country. this is not . the country. this is not just like, oh letter in the like, oh is a letter in the rules. maybe the rules should be changed you can't go and changed that you can't go and earn other you should earn loads other oh, you should be kind of successful politicians are wanted

for chancellor kwasi kwarteng has accepted . he kwasi kwarteng has accepted.ss got their mini—budget wrong. his announcement . £45 billion in announcement. £45 billion in unfunded tax cuts to stimulate instead triggered market turmoil and damaged the economy . in an and damaged the economy. in an exclusive interview with gb news, he says the chancellor jeremy hunt has delivered a good budget, although he's called for faster tax cuts and has criticised the hike in corporation . boris johnson will corporation. boris johnson will pubush corporation. boris johnson will publish evidence in his defence over allegations misled parliament over partygate. he's expected to submit a dossier to the commons privileges committee tomorrow before being questioned by mps on wednesday . vladimir by mps on wednesday. vladimir putin has made a surprise visit to the ukrainian city of mariupol according to russian state media. if confirmed, it would be his first visit to territory annexed from ukraine since the beginning . the war. since the beginning. the war. the port city fell m

because you aren't kwasi kwarteng.ant to watch the whole thing. is talking about thing. woman is talking about $10,000 all about pounds $10,000 but is all about pounds and said was a month then and he said it was a month then he said a days. i mean, he said it was a days. i mean, heaven help us. i think we dodged a bullet that with him is understanding of was a bit understanding of cash was a bit weird, you ask me. weird, if you ask me. but anyway, it's created whole anyway, it's created this whole argument. are argument. charlotte, people are saying mp shouldn't be allowed these second jobs. of course labour over it today. labour jumped all over it today. where you stand on it? this where do you stand on it? this is a topic that we keep coming back to, it? i don't think back to, isn't it? i don't think a straight ban of second jobs is a straight ban of second jobs is a good idea and you wouldn't do that in other walk of life . so that in other walk of life. so we wouldn't say to you, michel, you can't take a second jo

i said, what's the best if liz truss , kwasi kwarteng had take truss, kwasi kwarteng had take the troublee the obr prepare report to back up their plans ? the debt to gdp, up their plans? the debt to gdp, which is going to be almost 100% five years from now. would not that much higher than jeremy hunfs that much higher than jeremy hunt's plan. but they didn't do that. hunt's plan. but they didn't do that . so we are now stuck in a that. so we are now stuck in a situation and we've got taxes going up when we should be putting taxes down and we've got an economy really struggling businesses struggling, citizens struggling. but at least get me wrong, there are some good things budget well. things in the budget as well. the of super the replacement of super deduction, was worried deduction, which i was worried would taken away with would be taken away with increasing corporation tax. a double whammy that has not happenedin double whammy that has not happened in that have as rishi sunak promised me, 1 to 1. they've put in a 100% tax relief for investment in plant and machinery and technology.

truss kwasi kwarteng liz truss playbook. is playbook.t the ordering is important . what rishi sunak and important. what rishi sunak and jeremy hunt are saying is let's correct what is a longstanding problem of, you know , problem of, you know, underemployment, inactivity in the uk economy first. and if we get the economy growing at a faster pace, then we can deliver the tax cuts. clearly they'll have people. jeremy hunt a lot of people behind him, particularly in his benches in parliament, will say , we don't parliament, will say, we don't like ordering . but they like that ordering. but they tried the other order back in the and you're right, the autumn. and you're right, the autumn. and you're right, the indeed the finance the city indeed the finance sector world not sector across the world did not like that like it. interesting that you think it will be sort think a lot of it will be sort of trust, trust policies. but just with ground laid better just with the ground laid better and crucially, the and of course, crucially, the obe are

i was i thought, crikey kwasi know, kwasi kwarteng.ime were subject a sting time we were subject to a sting operation i got a letter operation once i got a letter o'neal got a in the post o'neal got a letter in the post which dear hamilton , which said, dear mr. hamilton, we're sorry about the we're terribly sorry about the thing you ordered. we haven't been able to deliver. so here's a cheque for £65 now. neil easily have thought that i'd ordered something fizzy like he could have just banked it i could have just banked it i could have just banked it i could have got the letter said . could have got the letter said. oh i thought something neil we didn't i said i don't know what this is about as some mr. i wrote back to them long before email all right but turned the cheque and i said there's been some now. but some mistake done now. yeah but i've discovered i've subsequently discovered they'd whole load i've subsequently discovered th

do you think matt hancock and kwasi kwarteng are worth £10,000 a day?ide being a health minister. the ruestion being a health minister. the question is _ being a health minister. the question is whether you think they are worth £10,000 a day, as a former cabinet minister and kwasi kwarteng who had to resign because everything blow up on his watch. they had not broken any rules, but conceptually are they worth £10,000 a day in your view? i are they worth £10,000 a day in your view? ., �* ,, ., ., view? i don't pass 'udgment on other mps. view? i don't pass 'udgment on other mps- there _ view? i don't pass 'udgment on other mps. there — view? i don't passjudgment on other mps. there are rules _ view? i don't passjudgment on other mps. there are rules about _ view? i don't passjudgment on other mps. there are rules about what i view? i don't passjudgment on other| mps. there are rules about what they mp5. there are rules about what they should declare but the jewellery here is the constituency, so it will be the case, a general election if matt and kwasi c

what is kwasi kwarteng do anymore? as you got to got a title.r victim . and apologising to their victim. and in the sun, the singer harry styles shows the world. he has a new moment in his life as he kisses the model. emily ratajkowski he's kissing her. then he's probably kissing someone else in another picture there. be jealous . well, there. don't be jealous. well, i'm but i don't believe i'm jealous, but i don't believe that's a real relationship because she's only, what, 31 was far too young for him. he needs him to be at least 51. i really he's he's more an scarlett mccgwire sleek. he's more he be are you a harry everyone is there . oh, i sort of like iq. there. oh, i sort of like iq. that's that's what really turns me on. he's very smart, though . me on. he's very smart, though. fairly smart. you probably right . mick jagger. mick jagger's like him . right? it is like him. right? it is interesting what appeals to women, though. yeah, i find that very dubious to me. i just it's very dubious to me. i just it's very interesting to us. i liste

undercover investigation by the political campaign group, led by donkeys, shows ex—chancellor kwasi kwartenge other mps — discussing fees for their consultancy services on top of theirjobs in parliament. in the recording matt hancock asked for up to £10,000 a day. the paper says no parliamentary rules were broken. a spokesman for matt hancock responded: matt acted entirely properly and within the rules. it's completely untrue to suggest any wrongdoing and therefore absurd to bring mr hancock into this story through the illegal publication of a private conversation. earlier the bbc�*s uk political editor laura kuenssberg spoke to government minister and fellow conservative mp michael gove who said it was normal for politicians to take outside work while serving their constituents and stressed they had not broken any rules. the market, as it were, the size things, but the most important thing is not these negotiations, but what every member of parliament does for their constituents. you can have people who are both members of parliament and also do other work. my parliament and also do other w

former kwasi kwarteng has accepted he and liz truss made mistakes with their mini budgets last.ts last. autumn, which led to turmoil. in an exclusive live interview with gb news, he says chancellor jeremy hunt delivered a budget. although quite and called for faster tax cuts and has criticised the hike in corporation tax. boris johnson will publish evidence in his defence allegations he misled parliament on the partygate scandal. he's expected to submit a 50 page dossier to commons privileges committee tomorrow before being questioned . mps on wednesday . vladimir . mps on wednesday. vladimir putin's made a surprise visit the ukrainian city of mariupol all according to russian state media. if confirmed, it would be his first visit to territory annexed from ukraine since the beginning of war. now the port city fell last may after being by russian forces one of the longest battles of the conflict . on saturday, the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for the russian president . tv and dab plus president. tv and dab plus radio. it's gb news here. but now time for

you might not put philip hammond and kwasi kwarteng in the same box on much of politics, and yet theydoes osborne, that this tax rises is a very bad decision to come at this particular time . do come at this particular time. do you think there's any chance the government will listening ? well, government will listening? well, i certainly hope so. i mean , i certainly hope so. i mean, tom, we don't even need to go that far back, to be honest. as you said at the start, there jeremy hunt even said jeremy hunt himself even said that of corporation that current rate of corporation tax as we know. you tax is too high, as we know. you know, he proposed 15% rise when he up 50% rate, i should say , he up 50% rate, i should say, when was running for when he was running for leadership, as said, leadership, because as he said, it know, it was the type it was you know, it was the type of tax cut that would deliver growth and get the economy moving. the question ask moving. so the question ask really is what's changed? it seems that the chancellor knew what problem was and has what the problem was

again, liz truss and kwasi again, when liz truss and kwasi kwarteng left government.much of an impact that has because of course we know that the chancellor has been given more fiscal budget by bigger fiscal in this budget by bigger than expected tax receipts over the last few months. and the pressure is ramping up to enact at least some of these measures. there is a lot pressure on the chancellor to delay or scrap the planned rise to corporate tax, which is considered by conservatives as a more said it absolutely dreadful. and he said that to. to resist face. absolutely. and we've seen the that's already had with astra's think for example moving to ireland rather than setting up new headquarters in britain. so it'll be interesting to see if jeremy budges on that at all a couple of other measures the freeze on fuel duty will he keep that going? he's obviously under pressure on both sides there, but you would have thought that given the slightly easier economic climate than he might have been expecting, we know that inflation is also going down now would the moment dow

well, former chancellor kwasi kwarteng has accepted he and liz truss made mistakes with their mini—budgetumn, which triggered market turmoil. in an exclusive interview with gb news, he says the chancellor jeremy hunt has done a good of stabilising the economy . i done a good of stabilising the economy. i think done a good of stabilising the economy . i think jeremy rightly economy. i think jeremy rightly perhaps has adopted a cautious approach given what happened last winter. and he's also very much, i think, looking at the markets, looking at what treasury officials are doing and trying to do it in a methodical way. and that's where i think i and liz got it wrong . the and liz got it wrong. the russian president, vladimir putin, has made a surprise visit to the ukraine in city of mariupol, according to russian state media. if confirmed, it would be his first visit to a newly occupied ukrainian territory since the start of the war. the port city in donetsk fell last may after being devastated by russian forces in one of the longest battles of the. a missing 15 year old girl has been caugh

it's exactly the same we saw with liz truss and kwasi kwarteng. wasn't and kwasi kwarteng.ntil started until the markets started reacting, business started reacting. realised just how reacting. we realised just how big a nightmare that was and i didn't think is going to be didn't think this is going to be along lines, there along those lines, but there will be nuances like will certainly be nuances like we hear from jules about how it's to impact it's going to impact the daily lives people who are lives of the people who are delivering it. okay. daily lives, impacts them , and lives, hard impacts them, and that's we're going to do. that's what we're going to do. no our reporters who no more from our reporters who have been up and down the country to find out what you made of any announcements yesterday. have look at this. yesterday. have a look at this. the battered box . it's the the battered red box. it's the talk the town as politicians talk of the town as politicians and pick through the and pundits pick through the bones of jeremy hunt budget bonanza. but away from wes

former chancellor kwasi kwarteng has accepted that. he and liz truss got their budget wrong.cuts to stimulate growth instead triggered turmoil and damage the economy in a gb news interview, he says the current jeremy hunt has done a job of stabilising the economy economy . boris the economy economy. boris johnson will publish in his defence over allegation he misled parliament over party. he's expected to submit a dossier to the commons privileges tomorrow before being questioned by m.p.s. privileges tomorrow before being questioned by m.p.s . on and questioned by m.p.s. on and vladimir putin has made a surprise visit to the ukrainian city mariupol. according to russian media. it's believed to be his first visit to a newly occupied territory since the start the war. the port city in donetsk fell last may after devastated by russian forces in one of the longest battles . the one of the longest battles. the conflict. the international court issued an arrest warrant for the russian president on saturday. tv online and app plus radio. this is gb news. now it's back to another ano

the did react to her autumn budget, put it forward by kwasi kwarteng and it was a disaster. well any way you guys were here we hope that you go out and tell to buy the book okay what's the of the book tax is spelled consequences and it's fun and i actually have one person senator holly me he's he's read the entire book and so have i. any closing comments for everyone or i know we have an open barred just across the room. so. all right. well, thank you, everyone, for joining. i look forward to seeing you i am so pleased to introduce tonight's speakers jessica lander is an award winning teacher writer and author who teaches history and civics to recent immigrant

but liz truss and kwasi kwarteng last september, and we spoke about this at the time, made a load ofity. but that's the fundamental truth, isn't it, if you guys are in government in a year or 18 months�* time, what you are going to inherit where we have a tax burden where it is, generationally high, public spending where it is, generationally high. the room for manoeuvre in terms of what you guys or indeed if the conservatives win, what they can do, to do things and do things that are significantly different is really constrained? i mean in terms of what you can promise that would be substantially different given where taxing and spending is? it's absolutely true to say there are big constraints on what an incoming labour government will be able to do. we might not be able to do everything we want as quickly as we want. keir starmerand me have both said that. politics is about choices. let me give you a couple of examples of different choices that i would have made had it been a labour budget. i've already spoken about growth and the importance of those industries of the future, but

the did react to her autumn budget, put it forward by kwasi kwarteng and it was a disaster. well any way you guys were here we hope that you go out and tell to buy the book okay what's the of the book tax is spelled consequences and it's fun and i actually have one person senator holly me he's he's read the entire book and so have i. any closing comments for everyone or i know we have an open barred just across the room. so. all right. well, thank you, everyone, for joining. i look forward to seeing you i am so pleased to introduce tonight's speakers jessica lander is an award winning teacher writer and author who teaches history and civics to recent immigrant students in a massachusetts public high school and has won numerous awards for her teaching, including being named a top 50 finalist for the global teacher prize in 2021, presented by the varsity foundation,

first thing they will talk about is liz truss and kwasi kwartehg — talk about is liz truss and kwasi kwartengup so quickly. there is still a real danger— quickly. there is still a real danger for the conservative party that there — danger for the conservative party that there is a sense of blame they are among — that there is a sense of blame they are among sections of the population that this _ are among sections of the population that this is _ are among sections of the population that this is notjust are among sections of the population that this is not just an are among sections of the population that this is notjust an economic struggle — that this is notjust an economic struggle for the country, but signing — struggle for the country, but signing that has been caused by politicians to a degree. that signing that has been caused by politicians to a degree.- signing that has been caused by politicians to a degree. that is an interesting _ politicians to a degree. that is an interesting point _ politicians to a degree. that is an interesting point to _ politicians to a degree. that is an i

former chancellor kwasi kwarteng has accepted he and liz truss made mistakes with their mini—budget last , which mini—budget last autumn, which triggered market turmoil . mini—budget last autumn, which triggered market turmoil. in a gb news exclusive interview, he says the current chancellor jeremy hunt has done a good job of stabilising the economy . i of stabilising the economy. i think jeremy rightly perhaps has adopted a cautious approach given what happened last winter , and he's also very much, i think , looking at the markets, think, looking at the markets, looking at what treasury officials are doing and trying to do it in a methodical way. and that's where i think i and liz got it wrong . boris johnson liz got it wrong. boris johnson will publish evidence in his defence over allegations he misled parliament on the partygate scandal. he's expected to submit a dossier to the commons privileges committee tomorrow before being questioned by mp on wednesday. the investigation is being chaired by labour's harriet harman, but the panel has a conservative majority . cabinet minister maj

i are 35, which it is faster for freelancers believe whatever you say about kwasi kwarteng liz trusst and they were trying to overturn these all 35 regulations. no hint that today at all very for small businesses in this budget and for a tory chancellor to not under stand that small businesses are the bedrock of their support , that's just their support, that's just unforgivable . how out of touch unforgivable. how out of touch do you think the conservatives are with start up businesses like yours who had a touch on the way out? you did very well to keep it alive? i very pleased about that. thank you . let's see about that. thank you. let's see about that. thank you. let's see a few hands up. who'd like to ask the question? i'll raise a comment. who's got something to say this issue earlier? say on this issue earlier? there's a gentleman just there in the front row . a microphone in the front row. a microphone can up. please give us your can be up. please give us your name, please. sir i've just heard one. yeah, i've heard a lot recently about lot of talk recently about a conservativ

i think kwasi kwarteng kwarteng.point you know one of my favourite quotes about johnson actually came from his predecessor david cameron. he described him as a greased . and described him as a greased. and i think , you know, i think that i think, you know, i think that is a very good description because he does have an ability that's not slither away from trouble . and i wouldn't be trouble. and i wouldn't be surprised if he can't you know, he's often described as teflon. he's a bit of a cliche, but, you know, he does have an ability to sort of wheedle his way out of trouble. well, just explain how could of this, could wriggle out of this, because the moment, because at the moment, the privileges committee found privileges committee have found four when believe four occasions when they believe that parliament. this that he misled parliament. this will be his chance to submit, first all, a dossier today first of all, a dossier today and then will give oral and then he will give oral evidence wednesday. is he evidence

former chancellor kwasi kwarteng has accepted he and liz truss made mistakes with their mini—budget last , which mini—budget last autumn, which triggered market turmoil . mini—budget last autumn, which triggered market turmoil. in a gb news exclusive interview, he says the current chancellor jeremy hunt has done a good job of stabilising the economy . i of stabilising the economy. i think jeremy rightly perhaps has adopted a cautious approach given what happened last winter , and he's also very much, i think , looking at the markets, think, looking at the markets, looking at what treasury officials are doing and trying to do it in a methodical way. and that's where i think i and liz got it wrong . boris johnson liz got it wrong. boris johnson will publish evidence in his defence over allegations he misled parliament on the partygate scandal. he's expected to submit a dossier to the commons privileges committee tomorrow before being questioned by mp on wednesday. the investigation is being chaired by labour's harriet harman, but the panel has a conservative majority . cabinet minister maj

matt hancock and kwasi kwarteng have been caught up in a sting operation, quoting thousands of poundso consult a non—existent company. the two former cabinet ministers were approached by a fake south korean firm set up by campaign group led by donkeys. mr. hancock told them his daily would be £10,000. whilst mr. kwarteng said he would expect to be a similar amount every month , mps are allowed to seek employment outside of parliament and there is no current accusation of any wrongdoing . accusation of any wrongdoing. this is gb news will breaking more news as it happens now though it's back to michael . though it's back to michael. thank you, bethany elsey an address, some might say contest within this national party will produce new leader to be announced in edinburgh around 2:00 tomorrow afternoon . since 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. since nicola sturgeon's resignation , nicola sturgeon's resignation, the party has been engulfed by turmoil . the sturgeon's husband, turmoil. the sturgeon's husband, peter murrell resigned as the snp chief executive after the party covered up a massive dec

chancellor, kwasi kwarteng.of things, including cutting top rate of tax and then financial markets went this what jeremy went haywire. this what jeremy hunt said in the commons earlier today. there were some today. yes there were some mistakes in the mini—budget to which we had to reverse and in particular i think it's clear you can't fund tax cuts through borrowing. so that's a that is a clear thing that we changed course on. now, i would contest that and i future historians will contest in fact, they already are. i think the real reason the mini—budget went haywire in financial markets was actually because interest rates are going up across the world. bank of england hadn't raised interest rates far enough fast . interest rates far enough fast. enough. so the pound was losing ground against the dollar. another and also the bank of england. in their wisdom, a couple of days before mini—budget when they knew that was a big fiscal package coming from , a pretty radical new prime from, a pretty radical new prime m

reduce the tax burden on working people, but liz truss— on working people, but liz truss and kwasi kwartengnts, because that is the way to ruin, and i will always— the way to ruin, and i will always have, at the heart of my economic— always have, at the heart of my economic strategy and policy, is that— economic strategy and policy, is that rock of economic and financial— is that rock of economic and financial stability. but that's the fundamental _ financial stability. but that's the fundamental truth, - financial stability. but that's the fundamental truth, isn'tj the fundamental truth, isn't it, if you guys are in government in a year, 18 months�* time, what you�*re going to inherit, where we have a tax burden, generationally high, the room for manoeuvre, if you guys, or if the conservatives win, what they could do, to do things that are significantly different is really constrained. what you can promise that will be substantially different, given where taxing and spending is? it's where taxing and spending is? it�*s true to say there�*s big it's true to say there's big constraints on wh

they haven't scared the horses on mike kwasi kwarteng budget minute budget in september and that wasnt. yeah and i agree with you that. yeah, i mean but steady as she goes in an economy where more and more people either think about your former constituents think about people who've been in the police force or a senior nurses they all going to be dragged into 40 taxation that was when tony blair was prime minister top rate of tax folk doing middling jobs so it could be 7 to 8 million people by 2028 going into the high rate of a very high rate of tax all. at the same time that labour can say to them , but the top 1% are getting them, but the top 1% are getting away with murder. yeah this isn't a general election . isn't a general election. winning budgets is played it? very safe. he probably. he has time before general election in 2024. he'll some rabbits out of the hat . that's a future date, the hat. that's a future date, i have no doubt , the hat. that's a future date, i have no doubt, in an attempt to try and win votes . but you're try and win votes. but you're exactly right. he's

he doesn't want to do anything that makes people think if you're going back to the of the kwasi kwarteng of last autumn and it's interesting what he says about taxes and business taxes, i think we're going to have to wait for personal taxes to come down. i think there's going they're not the rise in corporation tax is going to go ahead . but i think going to go ahead. but i think it's quite clear that we're going to get there's going to they're going to be sort of tax cuts in what happens to capital allowances and things like that. so that it to encourage investment might go ahead the word cautious , would you say word cautious, would you say overly cautious? i mean, people are given comparison sense of an absolute pendulum swing . surely absolute pendulum swing. surely the somewhere in the middle. what did you think, patrick? well, i think, first of all, congratulations on an amazing scoop getting a long form interview with the chancellor exchequer weekend before exchequer on the weekend before the budget isn't something i can remember happening very much recently . at the end of the re

they haven't scared the horses on mike kwasi kwarteng budget minute budget in september and that wasnt. yeah and i agree with you that. yeah, i mean but steady as she goes in an economy where more and more people either think about your former constituents think about people who've been in the police force or a senior nurses they all going to be dragged into 40 taxation that was when tony blair was prime minister top rate of tax folk doing middling jobs so it could be 7 to 8 million people by 2028 going into the high rate of a very high rate of tax all. at the same time that labour can say to them , but the top 1% are getting them, but the top 1% are getting away with murder. yeah this isn't a general election . isn't a general election. winning budgets is played it? very safe. he probably. he has time before general election in 2024. he'll some rabbits out of the hat . that's a future date, the hat. that's a future date, i have no doubt , the hat. that's a future date, i have no doubt, in an attempt to try and win votes . but you're try and win votes. but you're exactly right. he's

why have you even in a situation with matt hancock, kwasi kwarteng was on the show last week and bradyate again rears its head and again labour haven't really got a leg to stand on. we know that rachel reevesis stand on. we know that rachel reeves is writing a book at the moment. we know that keir starmer has recently earned money for writing for money again for writing for a book.so money again for writing for a book. so it's a tricky one. in other countries, you wouldn't book. so it's a tricky one. in other mpintries, you wouldn't book. so it's a tricky one. in othermp having you wouldn't book. so it's a tricky one. in othermp having anywouldn't book. so it's a tricky one. in othermp having any secondt book. so it's a tricky one. in othermp having any second line have mp having any second line of all. no, the of income at all. no, the argument there be we need argument there would be we need to more. that which to pay them more. that which again causes problems. people don't like that do they? don't like that either, do they? camilla, very camilla, thank you very much indeed. you 930

i think i think truss and i don't think i think truss and kwasi actually got some kwasi kwarteng actuallyot some things right in saying we things right in saying that we need for growth and i need to go for growth and i don't we're don't think we're serious conversations doing so at conversations about doing so at the sue gray why the sue gray story though? i think it because comes down to a point of , you comes down to a point of, you know, sue gray was , as peter know, sue gray was, as peter rightly says, she's had a top cheese when it came to ethics and government and all the rest of it and investigating the partygate allegations . boris partygate allegations. boris johnson, which let's not forget , was partly responsible for bringing a british prime minister it it smells too high heaven now it looks really wrong because as peter rightly says we don't know when the conversations with sir keir starmer actually started. i mean, sir keir starmer , there's mean, sir keir starmer, there's a man he made ten pledges to get elected as labour leader. he rolled back on all of those , rolled back

do you think kwasi kwarteng doesn't count chancellor yeah that count as a chancellor yeah that was dayst three days or so. how long do you have be in power for it to count enough the business cards to arrive. that there's no way. liz prime minister, it actually okay well, actually got printed. okay well, there old liz. okay, there we go. poor old liz. okay, there we go. poor old liz. okay, the at least the mail again. at least one industry thriving this industry is thriving in this bleak economic reality. apparently global cocaine apparently so, global cocaine production surging after a slump dunng production surging after a slump during lockdown. so for that dunng during lockdown. so for that during lockdown. so for that during lockdown , everybody was during lockdown, everybody was stuck inside. so apparently psychedelics and, marijuana were were increasing . everybody were increasing. everybody wanted to do them . you don't wanted to do them. you don't wanted to do them. you don't want to be off. you're not in cocaine. just locked in your house. yeah, but now the average back , the n

kwasi kwarteng saying . oh, well kwasi kwarteng saying.nk there is a perspective gained from working outside of the very privileged world of being an mp. real life and some people are career politicians these days. they have no experience of real life and then they're making decisions on behalf of so there is behalf of all of us. so there is that argument a job that argument that a second job keeps well, except if keeps it real. well, except if it's real job. yeah, but if it's a real job. yeah, but if it's a real job. yeah, but if it's if it's just an advisory role because they're mp, therefore they can advise and they may have a little bit of influence. does that seem a bit dodgy ? certainly seems to work. dodgy? certainly seems to work. and then as a nurse or doctor or down the local coffee shop or do you get into grey areas even with nursing? i think because i was i was trying to think, get my around or not nhs my head around this or not nhs rota fixes are actually happy work around an mp voting responsibilities or whether actually nurs

do you think kwasi kwarteng doesn't count chancellor yeah that count as a chancellor yeah that was dayse days or so. how long do you have be in power for it to count enough the business cards to arrive. that there's no way. liz prime minister, it actually okay well, actually got printed. okay well, there old liz. okay, there we go. poor old liz. okay, there we go. poor old liz. okay, the at least the mail again. at least one industry thriving this industry is thriving in this bleak economic reality. apparently global cocaine apparently so, global cocaine production surging after a slump dunng production surging after a slump during lockdown. so for that dunng during lockdown. so for that during lockdown. so for that during lockdown , everybody was during lockdown, everybody was stuck inside. so apparently psychedelics and, marijuana were were increasing . everybody were increasing. everybody wanted to do them . you don't wanted to do them. you don't wanted to do them. you don't want to be off. you're not in cocaine. just locked in your house. yeah, but now the average back , the nightcl

tim stanley, the public won't kindly to that won't take kindly to that footage of the likes of kwasi kwartengean business. no they won't. and was very amusing to watch because in the course of kwasi realising that there was more money on the table, he realised his daily hourly rate seemed to go up very suddenly. it was amusing to watch him adjust to that. funny thing, i haven't watched the entire . i'm thing, i haven't watched the entire. i'm not thing, i haven't watched the entire . i'm not sure it's all entire. i'm not sure it's all been released yet, but from the train thought saw train of thought i saw a striking about it was that striking thing about it was that the person setting up fake consultancy apparently didn't make on website make it clear on the website what. did . and i what. the consultancy did. and i find the idea of selling themselves someone anything, themselves to someone anything, whatever it is they want from me, i find inherently amusing. and again, it comes back to nothing illegal has been done, by way. nothing by the way. nothing unparliamentary improper. and unparlia

the public although tim stanley, the public won't take kindly to that footage of the likes of kwasi kwarteng korean business. no they won't. and was very amusing to watch because in the course of kwasi realising that there was more money on the table, he realised his daily hourly rate seemed to go up very suddenly. it was amusing to watch him adjust to that. funny thing, i haven't watched the entire . i'm thing, i haven't watched the entire. i'm not thing, i haven't watched the entire . i'm not sure it's all entire. i'm not sure it's all been released yet, but from the train of thought i saw a striking about it was that striking thing about it was that the person setting up fake consultancy apparently didn't make the website make it clear on the website what. consultancy did . and i what. the consultancy did. and i find idea of selling find the idea of selling themselves someone anything, themselves to someone anything, whatever it is they want from me, i find inherently amusing. and again, it comes back to nothing illegal has been done, by way. nothing by the way. nothing unparliamentary im

we're not going to do any liz truss kwasi kwarteng stuff . it's going kwasi kwarteng stuff.udget . beige is the theme beige budget. beige is the theme of week. thank you very of the week. thank you very thanks, liam halligan. they're 9:30 o'clock. the other news is like this, junior doctors england are mounting picket lines outside hospitals today, beginning three days of industrial action . the health industrial action. the health secretary says he's incredibly disappointed the union has declined his offer to enter pay talks. voting gets underway for nicola sturgeon's replacement as scotland's first minister, later today, ms. sturgeon quit month after more than eight years in the role . three candidates are the role. three candidates are in the running. the role. three candidates are in the running . kate forbes in the running. kate forbes humza yousaf and ash regan all standing everything everywhere at once swept the board at the 95th oscars academy awards overnight. it won best film director and best original screenplay and its leading lady, michelle yeoh took home the ac

i would probably ask is has rupert got the whip back after the comments that she made about kwasi kwartengck? i mean, the hrc of any just stopped investigating labour a couple of weeks ago . labour a couple of weeks ago. keir has said that he will operate a zero tolerance approach to racism. does that mean zero tolerance? if you bet on a half day training course . on a half day training course. thank you very much, sarah . can thank you very much, sarah. can we're going to come back to you in the next clip. but for now, back to the people, back to camilla in the studio. thanks very much for that, olivia. fascinating stuff . i shall try fascinating stuff. i shall try incorporate some of those questions interviews. incorporate some of those quest forget, interviews. incorporate some of those quest forget, if interviews. incorporate some of those quest forget, if iwantiews. incorporate some of those quest forget, if iwant to 's. don't forget, if you want to apply to the people's panel, it should gbnews.uk forward slash now. interview number one comes up next. jake berry, i think the former ch

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well quite excited to have kwasi kwarteng on for his first interview since jeremy hunt delivered budgets the decision to keep the corporation tax rise. of course, i'll also be asking quasi to be reflective of his own brief time at the treasury how his mini—budget his relationship now with liz truss these few months old now that the dust has settled. so it's going to be a really scintillating 20 minutes of television that urge everyone to stay tuneful. yeah, it's going to be quite something to watch. camilla, thank you very much indeed. we'll see you at 930. now what is the ultimate mother's day going to be looking at in just a minute? so don't go anywhere . 917 good morning to you. watching and listening to breakfast with stephen and ellie now from boxford is two bellinis. there are plenty of reasons to pop a cork to celebrate day, but about celebrate day, but what about good old mocktail that your mom can drink while having brunch with the kids ? now, this with the kids? now, this morning, joined drinks morning, we're joined by drinks writer nicklin, who is writer helena nicklin, who i