that lisa nandy had.is the positions that lisa nandy had. she is now shadow levelling up had. she is now shadow levelling up secretary shadow deputy up secretary and shadow deputy prime up secretary and shadow deputy prirwell, deputy prime >> well, so the deputy prime minister is because she's the she's the deputy leader and she was elected. so i think that's quite straightforward. it's absolutely right that that's what he did. the levelling up. i mean, the thing about angela is she levelling up. i mean , she gets levelling up. i mean, she's she's lived through that . she's she's lived through that. >> i think lisa nandy did. >> i think lisa nandy did. >> i think angela probably will do it better. i think angela needs something where she really where she can really get her teeth it. i think she teeth into it. i think she wanted a proper delivery job. the problem with the cabinet office is, is it's quite amorphous. it's about government. interestingly, they've got three people in it to look at government .

, and what does he do with lisa nandy, a popularfigure, who had been in that levelling upjob, no signen the lines, what does this signify for labour going forward, and their approach? a really good question. we will have a better answer by the end of the day. what keir starmer is trying to do today is get his top team election ready, to say this is the people i will take to the electorate probably next year in a general election, the labour conference is in a few weeks which will give a chance to introduce people new to theirjobs. fundamentally the their jobs. fundamentally the question theirjobs. fundamentally the question people are asking is, is keir starmer ready to take power? the polls suggest labour are miles ahead, the conservatives have problems, yes, they will try to claw back the ground, but keir starmer has to persuade the public and the electorate he is ready to take over as prime minister and what he is doing today is saying, i have had time to get to know my party and people and these are the calculations i am making about who should be in those top jobs. calculations i

she replaces lisa nandy team.dy who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development. among the other changes, pat mcfadden takes on the influential role of national campaign co—ordinator as well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, shabana mahmood becomes shadow secretary for justice. liz kendall takes work and pensions and steve read gets environment, food and rural affairs . the prime minister says affairs. the prime minister says it's completely and utterly wrong to suggest that he is to blame for failing to fully fund a programme to rebuild england's schools when he was chancellor. it comes as ministers are under pressure to explain how they'll keep schools from crumbling keep schools safe from crumbling concrete art as children return to school . over 100 schools have to school. over 100 schools have already had to close all partially closed. mr sunak says the government has addressed the issue at right time . issue at the right time. >> of course i know the timing is frustrating but

she replaces lisa nandy team.he replaces lisa nandy who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development . among the other development. among the other changes, pat mcfadden takes on the influential role of national campaign coordinator as well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, shabana mahmood becomes shadow secretary for justice liz kendall takes work and pensions and steve reed gets environment, food and rural affairs . affairs. >> if they want to pretend that they didn't think it was a good idea, that they thought it was a goodidea idea, that they thought it was a good idea to cut school maintenance, that's on them. school rebuilding , school school rebuilding, school refurbing school maintenance refurbing and school maintenance are critical. are absolutely critical. building experts are there to advise government. the government the resources of government has the resources of the service building the civil service and building experts they were experts to call on. they were warned i

but also those broadly on the left have been moved to the margins and the prime example is lisa nandyleader he made her shadow foreign secretary but now she's the shadow of just one secretary but now she's the shadow ofjust one bit of that, international development. and those who have been close to tony blair and gordon brown have remained imposed or been promoted. liz kendall, a stalwart of new labour is the new shadow work and pensions secretary, but the top team have won a big task, to convince people before the election they are not just an effective opposition but they really are an alternative government.— they really are an alternative government. they really are an alternative rovernment. . ., ., , the government says it's exploring the introduction of a new rule on patient safety for the nhs, after appeals from the mother of a 13 year old girl, whose death in hospital was preventable. martha mills died two years ago, after failures in treating her sepsis at king's college hospital, and now the health secretary, steve barclay, says he'll explore making it easier for patients

we are also hearing lisa nandy was the levelling up hearing lisa nandy was the levelling up secretarying news, in the labour party reshuffle, we were expecting that today, angela rayner appointed shadow secretary of state for levelling up. moving on. three astronauts and a cosmonaut have returned to earth with a splash from the international space station. stephen bolan and woody holbrook from the united states and the two cosmonaut colleagues came down safely into the atlantic ocean just off the coast of jacksonville in florida. teams on the spacex recovery ship including fast boats are now in the process of making sure spacecraft dragon is safe for that recovery effort. let's look at those pictures. you can see the boats speeding to the spacecraft as it lands in the ocean. what incredible footage we have! your headlines are coming up. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello, again. for most of us today, it's going to be dry, sunny and warm. and in fact, as we go through this week, if anything it's going to turn warmer and also more humid from the middle of the week

he's sidelined his leadership rival, lisa nandy.him pandering to the right, do you think, john, in a bid to win the next general election ? win the next general election? >> well, look, he's given a massive job to his deputy leader, angela rayner. she's now in charge of building planning and local government, regional inequality and on top of that, she's going to have to deal with devolution and the plans for a labour government devolving power to councils and more power to scotland and wales. so a gigantic responsibility for somebody who is from the soft left. he also kept ed miliband in place. so i think the idea is to shift to the right is to misunderstand it. it's a shift to promote those who are talented and those who performed well and people who've shone in their posts, whether in the cabinet or in in ministerial roles, have been moved up around rung. and you see that with liz kendall's you see it kendall's promotion, you see it with peter karl's promotion to science minister, and you see it the sense of a shadow cabinet read

that meant a bit of a demotion for lisa nandy who becomes shadow international development minister althoughepartment. liz kendall has been promoted now to shadow work and pensions secretary, pat mcfadden people's tony bland's political secretary takes on an important role being the national campaign coordinator for being the national campaign coordinatorfor labour. being the national campaign coordinator for labour. when you put it all together there might be some people who say this is further evidence of sir keir starmer leading his party away from the labour left. i think those close to sir keir starmer would say, what this is about is him preparing for government, being serious about having a shadow cabinet that can win a general election if indeed that happens which we are expecting to take place next year and then of course go on to form a government. that's the message sir keir starmer is trying to portray. but it has been pretty extensive when it comes to some posts but also lots of movements at thejunior to some posts but also lots of movements at the junior shadow ministerial leve

lisa nandy, who had been in that job, suffered a pretty brutal demotion to the international trade drop seniorjobs. pat mcfadden has been given thejob more seniorjobs. pat mcfadden has been given the job of shadow cabinet office minister. that's a really importantjob if labour important job if labour getting government, importantjob if labour getting government, because he will essentially be in charge of the machinery of government. some of the key keir starmer allies, like peter kyle and liz kendall have been given higher promotions too. so, what does it tell us? i think it tells us that keir starmer wants his close allies in those topjobs, keir starmer wants his close allies in those top jobs, running keir starmer wants his close allies in those topjobs, running into in those top jobs, running into a general election. a lot of them are on the centre of the party, rather than the left, who ruled the roost underjeremy corbyn. big question now, do any of them try to tweak their policies?— now, do any of them try to tweak their policies? and we are hearing there could _ their policies? a

, a labour there is lisa nandy, a labour mp, she's protesting this.lready have another site close by which is also used to house everyone. yeah, there and isn't as simple as as that as what people are trying to make out . right. >> well i partially agree that you know there's some nimby ism here, but that's not necessarily wrong. right if a wrong. it might be right if a local impacted by a such local area is impacted by a such a large number of something . a large number of something. >> how is it impacted? >> how is it impacted? >> , before i even get >> well, before i even get there, of it matters. there, it none of it matters. it's a free market thing. this is this story totally is what this story totally misses, that it's a privately owned hotel , so it's allowed to owned hotel, so it's allowed to do whatever it wants with its hotel . this is not an issue of hotel. this is not an issue of whether governments think it should happen or not. this is this , i think, mcdonald's hotel this, i think, mcdonald's hotel is own it. and they've said, look, we

angela rayner has been appointed as shadow levelling up secretary, a position previously held by lisa nandyve been out of favourfor a while, including hilary benn. he was a cabinet minister under tony blair and gordon brown. he's back as shadow northern ireland secretary. with this reshuffle, we now have the strongest possible players on the pitch for what is going to be a crucial part of the journey, and the question i have asked myself is, have i got really, really good talented people in post, and people hungry and determined to change our country for the better? and that's why i put this team together, and i am delighted to have put such a strong team together, to face the country. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth is in westminster — so what do you make of the changes? it turned out to be quite a wide—ranging labour reshuffle. the most _ wide—ranging labour reshuffle. the most senior positions stayed the samef _ most senior positions stayed the same, shadow chancellor, home secretary. — same, shadow chancellor, home secretary, foreign secretary, but beyond _ secretary, foreign s

she takes over from lisa nandy. it comes as sir keir starmer's reshuffling his cabinet.the labour leader's chief of staff . labour leader's chief of staff. meanwhile, labour's promising not to raise income tax if it wins the next election. sir keir says he'd avoid tax hikes across the board , as he pledged to the board, as he pledged to avoid increasing the burden on working people . an independent working people. an independent review says former cabinet minister sir gavin williamson should apologise to mps for bullying the former chief whip. he sent offensive text messages to wendy morton after he wasn't ianed to wendy morton after he wasn't invited to the late queens funeral. the panel says sir gavin should also take part in appropriate behaviour training ministers are under pressure to explain how they'll keep schools safe from crumbling concrete as children return to school . children return to school. chancellor jeremy children return to school. chancellorjeremy hunt insists chancellor jeremy hunt insists the government will spend what's needed , but the money will

did lisa nandy not enough did lisa nandy not do enough there? cause of there?think cause of her with the union? she'd her links with the union? she'd be better the rail department. >> i reckon that transport is the i think. i the right place, i think. i think because of her links with the unions and we've had so much trouble in transport that that would ideal for would be the ideal place for her should to actually be should she want to actually be shadowing department, coui'se. >> course. >> well, we shall how all >> well, we shall see how all that out. sean, what's your that pans out. sean, what's your top story? >> top story is revision >> my top story is the revision to the economics statistics coming out of the pandemic. so the story said that we were the weakest economy in europe. we'd done such a bad job. brexit lockdowns, etcetera. turns out somebody got the maths wrong and we are we had a very strong doesn't fill you with confidence. it really. oh by the way that somebody was the office for national statistics which we all is real shame. all rely which

she replaces lisa nandy, who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development .mong the other development. among the other changes, pat mcfadden takes on the influential role of national campaign co—ordinator. the influential role of national campaign co—ordinator . for we're campaign co—ordinator. for we're on tv online , on dab+ radio and on tv online, on dab+ radio and on tv online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to dan . back now to dan. another grisly record put in british lives and livelihoods under threat . under threat. >> but it's become so commonplace , the mainstream commonplace, the mainstream media, the political establishment , media, the political establishment, and most shamefully, the apparent conservative government well, they just shrug their shoulders . it'sjust they just shrug their shoulders . it's just too hard . i can't . it's just too hard. i can't and i won't ignore the invasion of our southern border, which should have been declared a national emergency with our navy engaged. national emergency with our navy e

she replaces lisa nandy, who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development .mong the other development. among the other changes, pat mcfadden takes on the influential role of national campaign co—ordinator. the influential role of national campaign co—ordinator . for we're campaign co—ordinator. for we're on tv online , on dab+ radio and on tv online, on dab+ radio and on tv online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to dan . back now to dan. another grisly record put in british lives and livelihoods under threat . under threat. >> but it's become so commonplace , the mainstream commonplace, the mainstream media, the political establishment , media, the political establishment, and most shamefully, the apparent conservative government well, they just shrug their shoulders . it'sjust they just shrug their shoulders . it's just too hard . i can't . it's just too hard. i can't and i won't ignore the invasion of our southern border, which should have been declared a national emergency with our navy engaged. national emergency with our navy e

she replaces lisa nandy, who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development. among the other changes , pat mcfadden the other changes, pat mcfadden taking on the influential role of national campaign co—ordinator as well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster . this chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get straight back to . nigel back to. nigel >> good evening . in the wake of >> good evening. in the wake of world war ii, there was an awful lot of building to do, not just because of bomb damage, but because, of course, of a very rapidly growing post post—war boomer generation . and also the boomer generation. and also the fact wanted better fact that people wanted better houses and better public buildings. but in the case of pubuc buildings. but in the case of public buildings, many were very, very badly built. jerry built. that was the term that was cynically used by many people at the time. and we know much, of course, now ab

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labour had backed the move until lisa nandy was reshuffled out of the job as shadow levelling up secretary commons. nick's here. what actually went on in the lords? there was two votes. the first was a so—called henry the eighth powers to allow the government to introduce the changes without primary legislation. it is a thing called statutory instruments. that was knocked out. the second vote was on the actual policy of relaxing the water pollution rules and that was knocked out. interestingly labour said we understand the need for reform, so we will have our own amendment and they didn't move that amendment, to the government are saying you the labour party are not serious about this and say you're the party of increasing supply of housing and you had a chance to reform and didn't move it. to which the labour party say, no you're not serious, you could have won the vote and got the votes out and you didn't and got the votes out and you didn't and why? because you're playing games, you want to just embarrass us and make the debate a division between builders and blockers. but this now has

prime minister and levelling up secretary as sir keir starmer reshuffles his top team, she replaces lisa nandy, who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development . among the other development. among the other changes, pat mcfadden takes on the influential role of national campaign co—ordinator , as well campaign co—ordinator, as well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster . this as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get straight back to . jacob straight back to. jacob >> the government's energy bill is set for its third and final reading tomorrow before the chance of ping pong with the lords and the commons. the bill proposes a number of things as it will enable £20 billion of your money to be spent on carbon capture technology that stores carbon dioxide emissions in exhausted gas wells . but £20 exhausted gas wells. but £20 billion is a lot of your money to be spent on a speculative technology dodi. a recent study showed that when carb

she replaces lisa nandy, who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development. among the other changes , pat mcfadden the other changes, pat mcfadden taking on the influential role of national campaign co—ordinator as well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster . this chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get straight back to . nigel back to. nigel >> good evening . in the wake of >> good evening. in the wake of world war ii, there was an awful lot of building to do, not just because of bomb damage, but because, of course, of a very rapidly growing post post—war boomer generation . and also the boomer generation. and also the fact wanted better fact that people wanted better houses and better public buildings. but in the case of pubuc buildings. but in the case of public buildings, many were very, very badly built. jerry built. that was the term that was cynically used by many people at the time. and we know much, of course, now ab

prime minister and levelling up secretary as sir keir starmer reshuffles his top team, she replaces lisa nandy, who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development. among the other changes, pat mcfadden is taking on the influential role of national campaign coordinator. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. time now for our headliners . for our headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners. >> i'm simon evans, joining me tonight to shine make light of the best of tuesday's newspapers. >> comedian paul cox and provident guru lewis schaffer. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> so you've had access to the teleprompter. fair enough . it'll teleprompter. fair enough. it'll teach me . what are you wearing? teach me. what are you wearing? the tie for louis. i'm wearing the tie. this occasion. this is josh howie gave me this tie, and everyone thinks that josh hates me. >> is that people think that you hate me. but there's love. there's a lot of love in this. in this. >> absolutely. >> absolutely.

lisa nandy is soft left out.ch of course, sheisnt development, which of course, she isn't even shadowing a department that exist, department that doesn't exist, doesn't exist anymore. so again, what she's obviously decided is i'll get on with the job. politics changes. so quickly. i could well be back in cabinet again. very short career. >> she wants her red box career, career. >> she's all about careers and her ministerial car. >> what this reshuffle does for someone who's i'm not political. ikeep someone who's i'm not political. i keep telling people that getting called right wing, which astounds is that that's such astounds me, is that that's such astounds me, is that that's such a much of a muchness . and last a much of a muchness. and last night think nigel with night i think nigel was with rees—mogg they basically rees—mogg and they basically said difference said there's no difference between keir starmer and jeremy hunt. they're same thing . we hunt. they're the same thing. we don't a party to choose don't

and also lisa nandy. i think these are both two very strong media performers.e who who they need to convince support them for convince to support them for labour power. angela labour to win power. angela rayner have rayner of course she'll have a platform next week the trade platform next week at the trade union that's big union congress. that's a big meeting. and how that goes meeting. and, and how that goes and how the unions and who can be more left wing maybe be somewhat more left wing maybe than shadow cabinet nowadays than the shadow cabinet nowadays and respond this and how they respond to this reshuffle quite reshuffle will be quite interesting right . interesting right. >> thank you very much, christopher . appreciate it. christopher. appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you very much indeed. at half past nine this morning, britain's newsroom, andrew pearson , newsroom, andrew pearson, beverley turner, who have come into the studio to give you a little preview. oh, sorry . all right. >> or beverley turner on his way here to give you a bit of preview. >>

i think lisa nandy who was in the previous position on, i think she was more serious about it.t midlands, we have been left behind for 40 years. >> so do you think that angela rayneris >> so do you think that angela rayner is really john prescott 2.0, that's, that is exactly what and i have said that i've been saying that for a few months now. >> i think that she is tony blair's john she's, she's kissed as john prescott . as john prescott. >> fascinating. yeah. well well , look, that's an interesting debate. another quick one before we get to the break marks and spencer's have been equipping customers with new paper bags. i've got one here. and look at that very patriotic. other brands are available. sainsbury's aldi, morrisons, you name it. but what do we think about these paper, these paper bags ? is this the future? this bags? is this the future? this one from m&s is apparently water resistant, tear resistant paint and can be reused. are you happy with that ? yeah. and you ? with that? yeah. and you? >> how much is it? does it cost you. >> £0.40 and you can get a lot. a lot.

i think lisa nandy who was in the previous position on, i think she was more serious about it.t midlands, we have been left behind for 40 years. >> so do you think that angela rayneris >> so do you think that angela rayner is really john prescott 2.0, that's, that is exactly what and i have said that i've been saying that for a few months now. >> i think that she is tony blair's john she's, she's kissed as john prescott . as john prescott. >> fascinating. yeah. well well , look, that's an interesting debate. another quick one before we get to the break marks and spencer's have been equipping customers with new paper bags. i've got one here. and look at that very patriotic. other brands are available. sainsbury's aldi, morrisons, you name it. but what do we think about these paper, these paper bags ? is this the future? this bags? is this the future? this one from m&s is apparently water resistant, tear resistant paint and can be reused. are you happy with that ? yeah. and you ? with that? yeah. and you? >> how much is it? does it cost you. >> £0.40 and you can get a lot. a lot.

so where does lisa nandy end with? but think nandy end up with?m major names like reeves . the public like rachel reeves. the public is getting know is only just getting to know these it wouldn't these major players. it wouldn't be a good idea to reshuffle them out yet. out just yet. >> reshuffle at all at >> so why reshuffle at all at the moment? >> so why reshuffle at all at the but�*nent? >> so why reshuffle at all at the but i ent? >> so why reshuffle at all at the but i think it's just it's >> but i think it's just it's been a and you need to been a while and you need to freshen up. it's the freshen things up. and it's the last to do it before the last chance to do it before the next election. and it's always a question of timing because you do it now and it's like a month before party conference. so it doesn't really give the new people much chance to work up their briefs and make big speeches. their briefs and make big speeches . but then you do it speeches. but then you do it after then you've got all these people speeches at people making