we've got conservative peer lord bailey and former labour adviser matthew laza. oh, and what happens next here? get ready, britain, here we go . britain, here we go. labour's lazy, left wing civil servants could bring this country down next. >> patrick, thank you very much and good evening. the top stories. while the uk has announced that it's giving up sovereignty of the chagos islands after more than half a century, the deal reached after years of negotiations will see britain hand over the chagos islands to china ally mauritius. it includes the tropical atoll of diego garcia, which is home to a military base used by the uk and the us. under the agreement, the base will remain under uk and us jurisdiction for at least the next 99 years. but conservative leadership candidates reacted angrily to this, with former foreign secretary james cleverly labelling the government as weak. and tom tugendhat says the move undermines uk security. >> does it means that although the air base, which is jointly uk us operated, is maintained for on a 99 year lease, the other outly

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it's lord bailey, lord bailey, how are you finding conference so far?t's been much more peppy than i thought it would be. >> i think there's two reasons for that. >> last week, labour didn't have the best week, which has made people feel a bit better. >> but more importantly, i think because the leadership is happening, it's giving us a real focus and people are focused on that. >> so that's helped the spirit come up. >> do you know who you're backing yet? >> i'm going to back kemi because what's brilliant is all four of them could do the job, but i think kemi has the right combination of that pushy nature. not embarrassed about being a conservative. very clear narrative for us all and will bnng narrative for us all and will bring us together because we do need to rebuild, rethink who we are and go back out to the public. and i think she's capable of that, because some people would say that she puts her foot in it from time to time, like with the maternity pay time, like with the maternity pay comment. again, that was something that was taken out of com

lord. >> hi my name is georgia kennedy bailey,.or the stories shared on sailboats, during charades games, the gatherings around the dinner table with always room for one more. grandma made sure that everyone felt welcomed, that everyone felt the warmth of family. her children, her in-laws, her nieces and nephews, her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, her friends and friends of friends, her guests and guests of guests. family matters most to grandma and she made us all her family. for this, we pray to the lord. >> hi, my name is bridget kennedy bailey. my grandmother dedicated her life to social justice and human rights. she marched with cesar chavez in support of the farmworkers movement. she sat with native americans occupying alcatraz. and just six years ago, at age 90, she joined the hunger strike to protest the separation of families on the u.s. mexico border. in her honor, let us pray for those who suffer from injustice and for those who have the courage to stand up against it. for this, we pray to the lord. >> my name is

lord. that will be his strength. in jesus' name, amen. ag bailey: amen. [applause] ♪ mr.ns: when you see the men and women that god is raising up, there is reason to be encouraged and hopeful. in the last four years the weaponization of government has become a real-life nightmare for everyday americans. many of whom are unborn children, families, and members of the pro-life of men. as we head into this election where life has been at the center of the debate it is important to highlight the extreme measures that our current leaders have been willing to take to intimidate and to silence those of us who stand for life. it is also good to remember that government in the hands of the righteous can be used to protect and defend families. there is a choice before us today. and to lead a sobering conversation with americans who have been targeted by the current administration is mary sock. she is the frc direct air for our center for human dignity. please welcome mary to the stage. [applause] ♪ mary: it is such an honor to be here with all of you today. let me tell you, god move

it was two summers at the national with lords yoga, kitty, clyde ober sweater and a lady by the name of kay bailey, who became senator kay bailey hutchison of texas. it was the most thrilling experience working with those women in in a position that because they were, they were it was a heady experience it was early in nixon administration. they were determined to get much accomplished. the energy and the the substance that these women brought to the to their various positions was thrilling to be a part of. i, i went to the national convention with mrs. armstrong, her staff in 1972 and just to revert it to an earlier panel this morning. i've been to five national conventions. there has never been applause for such as that for pat nixon. mrs. nixon approached floor. and even if you go back and look the video now i have fairly recently it doesn't begin to to take into account the sustained nature of the applause and the camera keeps going back to the same space in the in the crowd in the audience. if you could have scanned that crowd, she mrs. nixon was just loved and it dated far back. it went back

lord. that will be his strength. in jesus' name, amen. ag bailey: amen. [applause] ♪ mr. you see the men and women that god is raising up, there is reason to be encouraged and hopeful. in the last four years the weaponization of government has become a real-life nightmare for everyday americans. many of whom are unborn children, families, and members of the pro-life of men. as we head into this election where life has been at the center of the debate it is important to highlight the extreme measures that our current leaders have been willing to take to intimidate and to silence those of us who stand for life. it is also good to remember that government in the hands of the righteous can be used to protect and defend families. there is a choice before us today. and to lead a sobering conversation with americans who have been targeted by the current administration is mary sock. she is the frc direct air for our center for human dignity. please welcome mary to the stage. [applause] ♪ mary: it is such an honor to be here with all of you today. let me tell you, god move mountai

former labour party adviser matthew laza telegraph star columnist allison pearson, tory peer lord bailey and gb news political correspondent katherine forster as well. my audience are here. they're raring to go . raring to go. i've played you some of the big clips from that head to head between robert jenrick and kemi badenoch, but we've got a man who's still on the scene now. thatis who's still on the scene now. that is our deputy political edhon that is our deputy political editor, tom harwood, who's been grafting away in the spin room. tom, what's going on? where you are . are. >> oh, it's been a fascinating evening, patrick. it's been electric here, where we've had, of course, hundreds of conservative party members. we've had the teams of each of the two candidates and their spinners as well. we're going to be hearing a little bit later in this programme from david davis, who i've just been speaking to, but my goodness me, what an electric atmosphere this has been. and you really felt the passion and the hunger from these two candidates. i think we really felt was two different appro

me now is former labour adviser matthew laza telegraph columnist allison pearson and tory peer lord baileyand gb news political correspondent katherine forster . correspondent katherine forster. and i'm going to whizz us straight back to what we had in this leadership had said one of the key topics was about foreign aid and it was about defence spending. it's a really vitally important topic for us at the moment, so i think i can play you something that robert jenrick said about this . jenrick said about this. >> i think we live in an age of great danger in the world. there are rising authoritarian powers that are threatening the west. our way of life, and we've got to step up. it begins by spending more on our armed forces. i want to get to 3% of gdp on defence. and because i'm a fiscal conservative, the easiest thing in the world would be to say to you today, let's spend more money on the armed forces without saying, how are we going to get this money? i don't want taxes to rise. i don't want taxes to rise. i don't want taxes to rise. i don't want the state to get bigger. so i've said, l