this is i liverpool town hall, and on the ground floor is the main place where liverpool city councilrole of the staff at the hospital, whether they moved quick enough when it suspicions were raised about lucy letby's behaviour, and whether that was enough time to stop whether they did things in enough time to try to stop things or do the least harm possible. 0r things or do the least harm possible. or could they have moved more quickly? so, they will be hearing from everybody involved, they will be carrying written evidence, they will be hearing oral evidence, that is people appearing here and giving their evidence to them. they will be asking whether enough staff was the hospital capable of treating very preterm and sick babies? some of them werejust preterm and sick babies? some of them were just 27 weeks old when they were born. 0r of them were just 27 weeks old when they were born. or should those children have been treated elsewhere, in another more specialist unit? what was the role of the consultants? why did it take so long to spot the spike in the number of deaths? and where

working with sefton borough council and liverpool city region combined authority to deliver a support community has endured. this horrendous event should be supported and i know will be across the whole house. >> nigel farage. >> nigel farage. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> yesterday we witnessed some extraordinary celebratory scenes outside britain's prisons where in some cases, serious career criminals were released. and this to make way for yes rioters. but equally, those who've said unpleasant things on facebook and elsewhere on social media. does the prime minister understand there is a growing feeling of anger in this country that we are living through two tier policing and a two tier justice system ? justice system? >> i'm angry to be put in a position of having to release people who should be in prison, because the last government broke the prison system and the prime minister was repeatedly warned he had his own release scheme. he was repeatedly warned that he had to adopt the scheme that he had to adopt the scheme that we put in place. the former just

council, labour mayor and community are restoring and rebuilding spelow library better than ever before. so when alec said, let's show the world what community in liverpool really means, she did her city can do. leave the politics of fear, division and decline to others. the politics of hope is ours. the future belongs to us all. let change begin. thank you, conference. applause thank you. studio: a standing ovation for the home secretary, yvette cooper, with jess the home secretary, yvette cooper, withjess phillips in the green very enthusiastically campaigning. she has been a very strong campaigner against violence against women and girls and clearly appreciated the home secretary's remarks. let's speak to danny shaw, a former senior adviser to yvette cooper and a former home affairs correspondent with the bbc. hello, danny. that speech went down very well at conference. what were the main points you took away from it? i thought it was a barnstorming speech from yvette cooper who is a very good operator. i think she got the flavour of what the conference wanted to hear, which was a message of hope at the end. —— yvette cooper, who is a very good orator. change is coming, change can

well labour run liverpool has called for a tourist tax on visitors to tackle deprivation among residents, so the council leader, liam robertson, said the port city out for a european style levy on visitors dunng european style levy on visitors during an event at the labour party conference being held there . so yes, so they're having there. so yes, so they're having their labour party conference there, right. and they want anybody that wants to go to liverpool to pay more, to go to liverpool to pay more, to go to liverpool to pay more, to go to liverpool to be there. >> i think i mean, the idea of a tourist tax suggests that otherwise tourists don't pay any tax, which is not quite true, is it? anytime you go into a cafe as a tourist or stay at a hotel, you're paying vat on everything? >> well, what they should do is what they do in edinburgh or anywhere else where something suddenly happens, they hike the pnces suddenly happens, they hike the prices up. then if you go live, just take an extra quid on the pint, surge pricing and then you get the vat on that surge taxing as well as taxing . so yes, like as well as taxing. so yes, like stealth tour