proposal, thpredate michael gove when; this is michael gove's proposal, thpredate michael gove when and successive governments and multiple parties looking appease looking to try to appease tenants, votes . but tenants, frankly, for votes. but the unintended consequences of this are that if you do push landlords out of the sector, as we're indicating, what do we think in terms of the think happens in terms of the supply of those properties? so would it be possible that �* so would it be possible that rents vouto— would it be possible that rents vouto-vett— would it be possible that rents would-well and- would it be possible that rents would well and you'll have would go up well and you'll have n-oretenonte- would go up well and you'll have more tenants because more and more tenants because nouee—un- more and more tenants because nouee—un eo| house prices have gone up, so tneretore— house prices have gone up, so therefore-can't- house prices have gone up, so therefore can't afford house prices have gone up, so thtbuytre can't afford house prices have gone up, so thtbuy the can't affo

proposal, thpredate michael gove when; this is michael gove's proposal, thpredate michael gove whenmber and successive governments and multiple parties looking appease looking to try to appease tenants, votes . but tenants, frankly, for votes. but the unintended consequences of this are that if you do push landlords out of the sector, as we're indicating, what do we think in terms of the think happens in terms of the supply of those properties? so would it be possible that �* so would it be possible that rents vouto— would it be possible that rents vouto-vett— would it be possible that rents would-well and- would it be possible that rents would well and you'll have would go up well and you'll have n-oretenonte- would go up well and you'll have more tenants because more and more tenants because nouee—un- more and more tenants because house—“pr eo| house prices have gone up, so tneretore— house prices have gone up, so therefore-can't- house prices have gone up, so therefore can't afford house prices have gone up, so thtbuytre can't afford house prices have gone up, so thtbuy the can't

michael gove's renters reform tttt— michael gove's renters reform tttt te— michael gove's renters reformhink this is ewetw— inflation. ian, i think this is ewenw teet— inflation. ian, i think this is a very real issue. a couple of ewenetee— a very real issue. a couple of examples here.— a very real issue. a couple of examples here. mario from wenheneten— examples here. mario from northampton says , i'm a landlord northampton says, i'm a landlord and northampton says, i'm a landlord ent the— northampton says, i'm a landlord ent the hen— northampton says, i'm a landlord and the main issues are are nengege— and the main issues are are nengege teete— and the main issues are are mortgage costs only that businesses— mortgage costs only that businesses now can't write those teete— businesses now can't write those eeete ett— businesses now can't write those costs off against— businesses now can't write those costs off against their income, net— costs off against their income, net tetng— costs off against their income, not being able— costs off against their income, not being able to— costs off a

michael gove's renters reform tttt— michael gove's renters reform tttt te— michael gove's renters reformosts are going up way above inflation. ian, i— costs are going up way above inflation. ian, i think this is a inflation. ian, i think this is ewetw— inflation. ian, i think this is ewenw teet— inflation. ian, i think this is a very real issue. a couple of ewenetee— a very real issue. a couple of examples here.— a very real issue. a couple of examples here. mario from wenheneten— examples here. mario from northampton says , i'm a landlord northampton says, i'm a landlord and northampton says, i'm a landlord ent the— northampton says, i'm a landlord ent the hen— northampton says, i'm a landlord and the main issues are are nengege— and the main issues are are nengege teete— and the main issues are are mortgage costs only that businesses— mortgage costs only that businesses now can't write those teete— businesses now can't write those eeete ett— businesses now can't write those costs off against— businesses now can't write those costs off against their income, net— costs off against their

i what's happened to michael gove? i mean— what's happened to michael gove? half of but across the southern half of england wales , actually england and wales, actually plenty spells highs plenty of sunny spells and highs of 19 to 21 celsius. then into thursday night, we keep the clear spells in the far south, but a lot of cloud elsewhere and the weak weather front across western scotland, northern ireland drifts into the rest of scotland before reaching northern england and north wales by the end of the night as a weakening feature. 1 or 2 showers breaking elsewhere showers breaking out elsewhere across england and wales ahead of otherwise lot of of that. but otherwise a lot of fine weather we begin friday, fine weather as we begin friday, a milder start for england and wales, cooler start for wales, but a cooler start for scotland northern ireland. wales, but a cooler start for scotscotland northern ireland. wales, but a cooler start for scotscotland and:hern ireland. wales, but a cooler start for scotscotland and northernind. but scotland and northern irela

i what's happened to michael gove? i mean— what's happened to michael gove? but across the southern half of england , actually england and wales, actually plenty sunny spells highs plenty of sunny spells and highs of 19 to 21 celsius. then into thursday night, we keep the clear spells in the far south, but a lot of cloud elsewhere and the weak weather front across western scotland, northern ireland drifts into the rest of scotland before reaching northern england and north wales by the end of the night as a weakening feature. 1 or 2 showers breaking elsewhere showers breaking out elsewhere across england and wales ahead of otherwise lot of of that. but otherwise a lot of fine weather we begin friday, fine weather as we begin friday, a start for england and a milder start for england and wales, but cooler start for wales, but a cooler start for scotland northern ireland. wales, but a cooler start for scotscotland northern ireland. wales, but a cooler start for scotscotland and:hern ireland. wales, but a cooler start for scotscotland and northernind. but scotlan

michael gove saying michael gove « saying said michael gove is saying said weeferoow— michael gove isay. what of speeches expected today. what are expecting to hear .7 yeah, are we expecting to hear.7 yeah, very good are we expecting to hear? yeah, very teal mamma— are we expecting to hear? yeah, very good morning, isabel- f lg , yeah, very good morning, isabel. yea-e— very good morning, isabel. yea-e algal— very good morning, isabel. you're right in— very good morning, isabel. you're right in saying the prime lllaleaea— you're right in saying the prime lllalelea le— you're right in saying the prime minister is briefly— you're right in saying the prime minister is briefly back at number— minister is briefly back at number lo. — minister is briefly back at number 10. he- minister is briefly back at number 10. he offered back from leelaaa— number 10. he offered back from leelaal lasa— number 10. he offered back from iceland last night— number 10. he offered back from iceland last night where he was at that— iceland last night where he was at that council— iceland last night where he was

who knew michael gove was such a leftie— who knew michael gove was such a we 7— who knew michael goves such a leftie 7 well, the _ who knew michael gove was such a leftie .7 well, the opposition is lettie.7 well, the opposition is brewing— lettie.7 well, the opposition is brewing here— lettie.7 well, the opposition is brewing here on— lettie.7 well, the opposition is brewing here on state of the nation— brewing here on state of the nation .— brewing here on state of the nation . have— brewing here on state of the nation . have you ever wondered nation. have you ever wondered the bee— nation. have you ever wondered the test they— nation. have you ever wondered the test they te— nation. have you ever wondered the best way to incentivise ttteeet— the best way to incentivise illegal migration? how about paying— illegal migration? how about paying imprisoned illegal htgtehte— paying imprisoned illegal migrants £1,500 to go back to theme— migrants £1,500 to go back to athehte e— migrants £1,500 to go back to albania ? because that's albania? because that's hteeteety— albania? because that's

michael gove says he wants a new teat— michael gove says he wants a new teat wtth— michael gove says the— deserve to. but my contention is thte the— deserve to. but my contention is thte the teat— deserve to. but my contention is this the real issue— deserve to. but my contention is this the real issue with- t but my contention is this the real issue with the prtrate— this the real issue with the private rental— this the real issue with the private rental market isn't, you know— private rental market isn't, you know a— private rental market isn't, you know a rew— private rental market isn't, you know, a few rogue— private rental market isn't, you know, a few rogue landlords. the law know, a few rogue landlords. the taw te— know, a few rogue landlords. the taw te atreatw— know, a few rogue landlords. the law is already there. the book is law is already there. the book te atreatw— law is already there. the book is already there _ law is already there. the book is already there that you can throw— is already there that you can throw at— is already there that you can throw at them— is al

it's that michael gove line. isni— it's that michael gove line. isni isi— it's that michael gove line's time— as they officially overtake new labour's time in— as they officially overtake new labour's time in office, have is— labour's time in office, have the conservatives wasted 13 sssns— the conservatives wasted 13 sssns in— the conservatives wasted 13 years in power?— the conservatives wasted 13 years in power? and here's a gsssiisn— years in power? and here's a gsssiisn isi— years in power? and here's a question for you. _ years in power? and here's a question for you. what was isssi— question for you. what was isisi is— question for you. what was better 13 years— question for you. what was better 13 years of new labour or 13 better 13 years of new labour or ii sssns— better 13 years of new labour or ii sssns si— better 13 years of new labour or is sssns si iis— better 13 years of new labour or 13 years of the conservatives ? 13 years of the conservatives? ssn — 13 years of the conservatives? ssn sss — 13 years of the conservatives? ssn sss isii— 13 years of the conservatives? can

it's that michael gove line. nor-r— it's that michael gove line. iror-r leo— it's that michael gove linehave the conservatives wasted 13 yeorc— the conservatives wasted 13 yeorc ir— the conservatives wasted 13 years in power?— the conservatives wasted 13 years in power? and here's a ouecrior— years in power? and here's a ouecrior ror— years in power? and here's a question for you. _ years in power? and here's a question for you. what was better— question for you. what was better io— question for you. what was better 13 years— question for you. what was better 13 years of new labour or 13 better 13 years of new labour or is yeorc— better 13 years of new labour or is yeorc or— better 13 years of new labour or is yeorc or rre— better 13 years of new labour or 13 years of the conservatives ? 13 years of the conservatives? cor — 13 years of the conservatives? cor you — 13 years of the conservatives? cor you tell— 13 years of the conservatives? can you tell the— 13 years of the conservatives? can you tell the difference? wow.— can you tell the difference? wow. ar— can you tell the difference?

michael gove.easeholds, but that's not us ont— leaseholds, but that's not us ont onytntno— leaseholds, but that's not us and anything say about my and anything to say about my nutter. — and anything to say about my nutter. -onr— and anything to say about my muller. our eurovision muller. she's our eurovision eonteetont. — muller. she's our eurovision contestant. you— muller. she's our eurovision contestant. you have view on contestant. you have a view on net— contestant. you have a view on tern-ner— contestant. you have a view on her?-her yoghurts- contestant. you have a view on her? her yoghurts . her? i like her yoghurts. trttter— her? i like her yoghurts. miller lite?— her? i like her yoghurts. miller lite? yeah- her? i like her yoghurts. miller lite? yeah i'm.- her? i like her yoghurts. miller lite? yeah i'm. i'm excited to watch. it's the first year i'm actually going to watch the whole thing. i'm not. i don't fit that part of the stereotype in as much as buzzing out my tights for eurovision.

michael gove.hat's not us ont— leaseholds, but that's not us ont onytntno— leaseholds, but that's not us and anything say about my and anything to say about my nutter. — and anything to say about my nutter. -onr— and anything to say about my muller. our eurovision muller. she's our eurovision eonteetont. — muller. she's our eurovision contestant. you— muller. she's our eurovision contestant. you have view on contestant. you have a view on net— contestant. you have a view on tern-ner— contestant. you have a view on her?-her yoghurts- contestant. you have a view on her? her yoghurts . her? i like her yoghurts. trttter— her? i like her yoghurts. miller lite?— her? i like her yoghurts. miller lite? yeah- her? i like her yoghurts. miller lite? yeah i'm.- her? i like her yoghurts. miller lite? yeah i'm. i'm excited to watch. it's the first year i'm actually going to watch the whole thing. i'm not. i don't fit that part of the stereotype in as much as buzzing out my tights for eurovision. but because you'

and we have michael gove, wno— mail. and we have michael gove, wno is— mail., isn't it on rigging vote rigging and so on oi— it on rigging vote rigging and so on oi ino— it on rigging vote rigging and so on at the moment. �*vw�*izill so on at the moment. well, this is oion.— so on at the moment. well, this is oion. i— so on at the moment. well, this is oion. ionoss— so on at the moment. well, this is them. i guess they're- is them. i guess they're inosnino— is them. i guess they're trashing labour. - i guess they're trashing labour. i“ is them. i guess they're- trashing labour. this is another story. let's trash labour. and they're that starmer they're saying that starmer wants to when he gets in which he will get in, he wants to. he wants let 4 million he will get in, he wants to. he wants-let 4 million eu- ct czi i“ he wants let 4 million eu people wants to let 4 million eu people woos— wants to let 4 million eu people woio wo— wants to let 4 million eu people woio no io— wants to let 4 million eu people woio no io 6— wants to let 4 million eu people vote up

and we have michael gove, wno— mail. and we have michael gove, wno is— mail.orth, isn't it on rigging vote rigging and so on oi— it on rigging vote rigging and so on oi ino— it on rigging vote rigging and so on at the moment. �*vw�*izill so on at the moment. well, this is oion.— so on at the moment. well, this is oion. i— so on at the moment. well, this is oion. ionoss— so on at the moment. well, this is them. i guess they're- is them. i guess they're inosnino— is them. i guess they're trashing labour. - i guess they're trashing labour. i“ is them. i guess they're- trashing labour. this is another story. let's trash labour. and they're that starmer they're saying that starmer wants to when he gets in which he will get in, he wants to. he wants let 4 million he will get in, he wants to. he wants-let 4 million eu- ct czi i“ he wants let 4 million eu people wants to let 4 million eu people woos— wants to let 4 million eu people woio wo— wants to let 4 million eu people woio no io— wants to let 4 million eu people woio no io 6— wants to let 4 million eu people vot

, conservative mp michael gove, conservative mp sir michael gove, conservative mp srr renn— michael n hayes and more to talk about. this is olivia- sirjohn hayes and more to talk about. “ cu . sirjohn hayes and more to talk about. “ . about. this is olivia utley, who was there yesterday. olivia, frankly, i think more interesting than what's happening in the conservative conference is what's going to happen number 10 today. happen in number 10 today. finally, been saying finally, i've been saying this for is calling in for weeks. the pm is calling in the supermarket bosses because food at a record food inflation is at a record high , 19% tin of beans. the sun high, 19% tin of beans. the sun has pointed out, has gone up 40% in 18 months. 40. it's a staple . part of our diet is a tin of beansis . part of our diet is a tin of beans is what's going to what's it going to say? what's it going to do? absolutely. and that's a really— to do? absolutely. and that's a really interesting— r::::r7 absolutely. and that's a really interesting story r:r:::r7 absolutely. and that's a really interestin

it has been going quite well at the michael gove and then george eustice and then we had this car crashpolicy announcements, restricting seasonal labour, leaving £60 million of crops in the field, the australian trade deal which didn't protect the standards for the they have now said they will protect them for the rebranding defra is a growth department. all these things and the whole intellectual framework of what they were trying to do with farmers fell apart, and farmers became worried, there was a lot of change and they didn't know what the government was doing and clearly here they are trying to say, ok, there is a consistent programme for there is a consistent programme for the they have scrapped the horticulture strategy and it seems like they have brought it back. they have said there will be 16,000 seasonal workers next year, probably not quite enough but it's progress. critically, interesting, that trade agreement which they broke, basically, a manifesto commitment in the australian trade agreement, they have said, for future trade deals, will maintain that commitment. tao wil

you think that michael gove's got it right 7 that michael gove's got it right ewell— that michael gove'stor now. it used to be more of a waiting room between home you know, home ownership and, you know, while you're waiting become while you're waiting to become a homeowner homeowner, now you've got living in got lots of people living in the private sector for long private rental sector for a long penod private rental sector for a long period of time, raising children, and if children, growing old. and if you the private sector you live in the private sector right now, it's almost impossible to make future plans. so if i'm going to so i don't know if i'm going to be live in the flat that be able to live in the flat that i in after august. i don't i live in after august. i don't know might get kicked know because i might get kicked out. i also don't know because i might get a 20% rent increase. i've got a 15% rent increase last you have to give last summer and you have to give if you're going the if you're going to have the private a private rental sector as a significant of the housing si

renters eio— finally michael gove's renters eio iii— finally michael gove's renters reform billalmost that amount in just— bristol they're up almost that amount in just the last five weons— amount in just the last five weos weii— amount in just the last five years. well joining me is paul cnonnioin— years. well joining me is paul champlain and— years. well joining me is paul champlain and of course , the champlain and of course, the toss— champlain and of course, the toss oi— champlain and of course, the boss of landlord— champlain and of course, the boss of landlord action and a cnonnei— boss of landlord action and a channel five _ boss of landlord action and a channel five series nightmare ienonis— channel five series nightmare ienonis oni— channel five series nightmare tenants and slum landlords. i've got tenants and slum landlords. i've goi o— tenants and slum landlords. i've got o nigni— tenants and slum landlords. i've got o nigni oii— tenants and slum landlords. i've got a night off. good paul . i'm got a night off. good paul. i'm noniewioniw— got a night off. good paul.

renters rsior— finally michael gove's renters rsior iii— finally michael gove's renters reform in— bristol they're up almost that amount in just— bristol they're up almost that amount in just the last five wsors— amount in just the last five wss wsii— amount in just the last five years. well joining me is paul cnonnioin— years. well joining me is paul champlain and— years. well joining me is paul champlain and of course , the champlain and of course, the toss— champlain and of course, the toss oi— champlain and of course, the boss of landlord— champlain and of course, the boss of landlord action and a cnonnsi— boss of landlord action and a channel five _ boss of landlord action and a channel five series nightmare isnonis— channel five series nightmare isnonis ono— channel five series nightmare tenants and slum landlords. i've got tenants and slum landlords. i've goi o— tenants and slum landlords. i've got o nigni— tenants and slum landlords. i've got o nigni oii— tenants and slum landlords. i've got a night off. good paul . i'm got a night off. good paul. i'm noniswioriw— got a

if michael gove manages to pass his if michael gove manages to pass tbs-reterm — if michael gove managesthe— finally we'll hear from the director of the free speech trmem. — director of the free speech trmem. tebw— director of the free speech union, toby young, who's wetgbmg— union, toby young, who's weighing into— union, toby young, who's weighing into the furore at ettert— weighing into the furore at oxford university over an ettembt— oxford university over an ettembt te — oxford university over an attempt to pressure debating attempt to pressure the debating seetetw—e— attempt to pressure the debating society—a gender- society for inviting a gender erttteet— society for inviting a gender critical feminist— society for inviting a gender critical feminist to an event att— critical feminist to an event att et— critical feminist to an event att et tbet— critical feminist to an event all of that to— critical feminist to an event all of that to come. but first, bet-s— all of that to come. but first, tet-s get— all of that to come. but first, tet-s get tbe— all of that to come. but first, le

>> no, but we saw michael gove say today the majority of landlords play by the rules, but look at thee paper that his government published last year. it said that only 30% of landlord comply with the law and best practice, and we see routinely, day in, day out at the london renters union, abuse, violence, unfair rent rises, people getting thrown out of their homes for no reason, and i think a few bad apples does not capture it. what we have got is a system that's been set up by the government that incentivizes landlords to maximize their profits and a complete lack of regulation in the u.k. the private rental market is one of the least regulated in europe. >> we will go to a break but we will talk about this play more in the program. a new deal for rente narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions

minis michael gove, and actually boss, michael gove, and actually thteetemtmt— boss, michael gove, and, come on, isabel and eamonn, on a sunny day here— oh, come on, isabel and eamonn, on a sunny day here in the mem. — on a sunny day here in the mem. to.— on a sunny day here in the mem. to. t— on a sunny day here in the north. no, i think- on a sunny day here in the north. \10 . on a sunny day here in the north. \10 on a sunny day here in the north. 163 . 9 north. no, i think it's a good start. i mean, it's great for the consumer that they're going to reduction. but we to get a reduction. but as we both know here we both know, we all know here we have many meetings and sit have these many meetings and sit down talks to the audience. down and talks to the audience. no, i think it's a good start and i think it's good for the people who have been struggling over winter months. and over the winter months. and obviously we've got the summer on way. again, that will on its way. so again, that will help. but no, i think it doesn't go far enough, but it's. charlie, thanks. appreciate it . char

know, but we saw a michael gove say today that i saw a michael gove say today that the majority of landlordsir rent prices, people being thrown out of their homes for no reason. i think this a few bad apples doesn't i think what we've got is a system that's been set up by the government that's been set up by the government that incentivises landlords to maximise their profits and a complete lack of regulation in the uk it's one of the least regulate markets in europe.— uk it's one of the least regulate markets in europe. michael, sorry to cut ou markets in europe. michael, sorry to cut you short. _ markets in europe. michael, sorry to cut you short, we'll _ markets in europe. michael, sorry to cut you short, we'll talk _ markets in europe. michael, sorry to cut you short, we'll talk about i markets in europe. michael, sorry to cut you short, we'll talk about is i cut you short, we'll talk about is putting more in the programme. a new dealfor renters, we'll putting more in the programme. a new deal for renters, we'll be putting more in the programme. a new dealfor renters, we'll be right back

who knew michael gove was such a isiiis— who knew michael gove was such a isiiis 7— who knew michael ther eventful afternoon over in manhattan an but that's what is— in manhattan an but that's what iisy isii— in manhattan an but that's what iisy isii — in manhattan an but that's what they tell us. the— in manhattan an but that's what they tell us. the story gets curiouser and— they tell us. the story gets curiouser and curiouser. and we sit— curiouser and curiouser. and we ii is— curiouser and curiouser. and we ii is suing— curiouser and curiouser. and we will be calling upon sherlock isss—insta— will be calling upon sherlock isss—inset is— will be calling upon sherlock rees—mogg to investigate. i nsuii— rees—mogg to investigate. i nsuii ini— rees—mogg to investigate. i would find it— rees—mogg to investigate. i would find it hard- rees—mogg to investigate. i would find it hard to- rees—mogg to investigate. i would find it hard to believe that there was a two hour high speed chase that would be, i find it hard to believe, but mayor of new

even keir starmer and michael gove have found some ogreemeni— michael gove have found some ogreemenileo. it's1.3% of one sonny— not your time, leo. it's1.3% of the country has— not your time, leo. it's1.3% of the country has housing on it. its— the country has housing on it. is im— the country has housing on it. its iiny .— the country has housing on it. is tiny . ine— the country has housing on it. it's tiny . the truth is that we it's tiny. the truth is that we need — it's tiny. the truth is that we need io — it's tiny. the truth is that we need io rin— it's tiny. the truth is that we need to in no— it's tiny. the truth is that we need to rip up planning rules. we need to rip up planning rules. one need— need to rip up planning rules. one need io— need to rip up planning rules. we need to ignore the nimbys. inose— we need to ignore the nimbys. inose neopre— we need to ignore the nimbys. those people that say, not in my iosayoroa— those people that say, not in my iosayoroa ono— those people that say, not in my backyard, and we— those people that say, not in my backyard, and we need

even keir starmer and michael gove have found some eereemehr— michael gove have found some eereemehr it's1.3% of the country— not your time, leo. it's1.3% of the country has— not your time, leo. it's1.3% of the country has housing on it. he— the country has housing on it. he rhy— the country has housing on it. the they .— the country has housing on it. he rhhy . hhe— the country has housing on it. it's tiny . the truth is that we it's tiny. the truth is that we need — it's tiny. the truth is that we heed to — it's tiny. the truth is that we heed to rip— it's tiny. the truth is that we need to rip uh— it's tiny. the truth is that we need to rip up planning rules. we need to rip up planning rules. we heee— need to rip up planning rules. we need ro— need to rip up planning rules. we need to ignore the nimbys. hhoee— we need to ignore the nimbys. hhoee peohhe— we need to ignore the nimbys. those people that say, not in my heehyerrh— those people that say, not in my heehyerrh ehe— those people that say, not in my backyard, and we— those people that say, not in my backyard, and we need to

the housing secretary michael gove visiting one tenant in south london this morning coat has plans wille stability to the rental sector in england and stop landlords evicting people without justification.— evicting people without justification. evicting people without “ustification. ., ., ., ~ justification. now we are making sure there _ justification. now we are making sure there are _ justification. now we are making sure there are more _ justification. now we are making sure there are more people - justification. now we are making sure there are more people in i justification. now we are making. sure there are more people in the private rental sector have the security of knowing they cannot be evicted from their home on the basis of a rogue landlords are trying to intimidate. the of a rogue landlords are trying to intimidate. , of a rogue landlords are trying to intimidate-— of a rogue landlords are trying to intimidate. , ., , intimidate. the renters reform bill also aims to _ intimidate. the renters reform bill also aims to apply _ intimidate. the renters reform bill also aims to

michael gove speaking to well. michael gove speaking to us well.e moment. i mean, i couldn't see anything about rent control here. for instance, in terms of just making the sector more affordable indeed affordable to people. indeed and you know, i think this a rent— and you know, i think this a rent controls— and you know, i think this a rent controls would be one of theee— rent controls would be one of theee heevv— rent controls would be one of those heavy handed measures that eeheervethvee— those heavy handed measures that eeheervethvee .— those heavy handed measures that conservatives , i— those heavy handed measures that conservatives , i think rightly conservatives, i think rightly eheeht— conservatives, i think rightly should perhaps— conservatives, i think rightly should perhaps avoid. '“: conservatives, i think rightly should perhaps avoid. ' “: should perhaps avoid. and the hheterheet— should perhaps avoid. and the historical record in terms of rent controls. well, let the heeet— rent controls. well, let the market find _ rent controls. we

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,- former special adviser to michael gove, charlie rowley, vino-s— michael gove, charlie rowley,bulous as long as we could keep our jobs long as we could keep ourjobs nee.— long as we could keep ourjobs nere. ki— long as we could keep ourjobs ice. or ine— long as we could keep ourjobs here. at the same— long as we could keep ourjobs here. at the same time, though, veri— here. at the same time, though, vein-work— here. at the same time, though, well,-work seven- here. at the same time, though, well, work seven days a well, we could work seven days a week.— well, we could work seven days a week-i— well, we could work seven days a week—i rune— well, we could work seven days a week—i rune in- well, we could work seven days a week,-i tune in and- week, i think. i tune in and i turn up. oh, there you go. well, there you go. excellent. vou— well, there you go. excellent. you put yourself in as a guest. yeah. there you go. you can be iirsi— yeah. there you go. you can be our first guest,— i/ri;ti“ there you go. you can be our first guest, charlie. i/ri;str our first guest, charlie. yes.

michael gove has rightly introduced greater transparency requirements on greater manchester and the west ., ., , ., ., there. i want to put to you what teesworks _ there. i want to put to you what teesworks limited _ there. i want to put to you what teesworks limited says. - there. i want to put to you what teesworks limited says. they l there. i want to put to you what l teesworks limited says. they say this was a site with liabilities of nearly £500 million. they say they are now attracting £2 billion worth of private investment and more than 3000 jobs. they ask why are you talking it down? i’m 3000 jobs. they ask why are you talking it down?— 3000 jobs. they ask why are you talking it down? i'm not talking it down, i talking it down? i'm not talking it down. i am _ talking it down? i'm not talking it down, i am asking _ talking it down? i'm not talking it down, i am asking what - talking it down? i'm not talking it down, i am asking what are - talking it down? i'm not talking it down, i am asking what are the l down, i am asking what are the answers to some very basic questions. what

dems lay siege to the backyards of tory big beasts, flipping councils containing the seats of michael gove theresa may. and yet the underlying trends in these english elections might also suggest keir starmer not heading for a clear majority in a general election. speaker we'll conduct a full post—mortem with the three main parties involved asking if this more than just the latest turn in the political cycle, but the start of a more fundamental structural change. and we pick through the consequences of it all good evening, 1,040 councillors lost in england — on any objective measure that represents a local election drubbing for the conservative party, especially as the starting point was the already significant losses inherited from thresa may in 2019. this is a figure already worse even than the expectation management number briefed by tory campaigners. but it is notjust about the numbers — it is the names and places — swindon, medway, dover, iconic swing—seat territory gained by labour from conservatives for the first time since the blair era. and then elsewhere, the conservatives under

michael gove i think is going to do a ttweette— gove i think is going to do a fireside chat— gove i thinkut to enange. tne— suggest that they're not out to change. the prime minister netewe— change. the prime minister netewe tne— change. the prime minister before the next— change. the prime minister before the next election. but it is before the next election. but it te—tnat— before the next election. but it te—tnat tnte- before the next election. but it is_that this party. is a reminder that this party nae— is a reminder that this party nae-tn— is a reminder that this party has in government for 13 has been in government for 13 weane— has been in government for 13 weawe ant— has been in government for 13 years and frankly— has been in government for 13 years and frankly is not rowing eenntetetw— years and frankly is not rowing eenntetetw tn— years and frankly is not rowing completely in the— years and frankly is not rowing completely in the same ttweetten. — completely in the same direction. indeed t direction. indeed darren, as ever, thanks for updating us there in downing street. but l

doesn't heheeh— agree with michael gove. doesn't heeeeh eheh— agree with michael gove. everyone onto low fat diets in he des— everyone onto low fat diets in he res. ses— everyone onto low fat diets in the 70s, 80s and— everyone onto low fat diets in the 70s, 80s and 90s, getting heedde— the 70s, 80s and 90s, getting eeeede eh— the 70s, 80s and 90s, getting eeeede err red— the 70s, 80s and 90s, getting people off red meat, eggs , people off red meat, eggs, hwder— people off red meat, eggs, butter, cheese— people off red meat, eggs, butter, cheese and cream . the butter, cheese and cream. the reed— butter, cheese and cream. the feed her— butter, cheese and cream. the feed her wew— butter, cheese and cream. the food that your dear old grandma ate food that your dear old grandma ere wher— food that your dear old grandma ate when everyone— food that your dear old grandma ate when everyone was thin. all of ate when everyone was thin. all er dhds— ate when everyone was thin. all er dhds greed— ate when everyone was thin. all of this great food,— ate when everyone was thin. all

but last year the levelling up secretary, michael gove, scrapped local housing targets, which criticsernment's manifesto target of 300,000 — and also well down on the building rates of the 1970s. now the extent to which additional house building is the key to making housing more affordable is contested — some economists argue it wouldn't have a significant effect. yet it's worth noting that one recent estimate from the centre for cities suggests that, compared to the average european country, britain today is missing some 4.3 million homes. as for labour, keir starmer, recently said he would "take on" the nimbies and would bring back those house building targets. the party is also reportedly considering reforming planning and restricting the sale of new—build properties to overseas i nvesto i’s . the development system, as we have it now, will never build the number of homes we need. that is why developers are reining in their production now because are prices falling. they will never build as many homes if the prices are coming down because it would be silly to do so. we need to go b

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michael gove has used the blob. michael gove has used ine-rern— the blob.t advisory committee, the migration—be- the migration advisory to be eieiisnei— the migration advisory to be. abolished—described abolished because he described it abolished because he described n_p..w,_ abolished because he described n_p..w, e— abolished because he described it-know, a new- abolished because he described it know, a new labour it as a, you know, a new labour geenge.— it as a, you know, a new labour quango, unelected_ it as a, you know, a new labour quango, unelected bureaucrats desiring— deciding our migration using inis— deciding our migration using ins-ei— deciding our migration using this-of this— deciding our migration using this-of this-of- deciding our migration using this of this of work this sort of this sort of work eni— this sort of this sort of work ene seesing— this sort of this sort of work and causing a— this sort of this sort of work and causing a lot of trouble redev— and causing a lot of trouble ieiev in— and causing a lot of trouble today in some— and

now, in a recent interview , michael gove, the interview, michael gove, the eeorelory— interview, michaele have so many city centres g. we have so many city centres where lnere-e— have so many city centres where lnerele plenly— have so many city centres where there's plenty of— have so many city centres where there's plenty of empty pullllnge— there's plenty of empty pullllnge .— there's plenty of empty buildings . wouldn't it make more buildings. wouldn't it make more sense for this?— buildings. wouldn't it make more sense for this? not— buildings. wouldn't it make more sense for this? not even a pollllool— sense for this? not even a political point— sense for this? not even a political point for both parties to concentrate _ political point for both parties to concentrate on— political point for both parties to concentrate on on using those areas more? well,— to concentrate on on using those areas more? �*fllrsgg “rs”rs; to concentrate on on using those areas more? “rs”rs; el”rs; areas more? well, there are a number of points to be made there. first of all, green belt and green field ar

formeri cabinet—gove is cabinet minister michael gove is bbeee—be— cabinet minister michael gove is bbeee-behink i think see, i don't think i think what she's different she's saying is very different to creasy has said, to what stella creasy has said, unless something that's unless there's something that's passed don't passed me by because i don't really word that really hang on every word that i hear from stella creasy, but from miriam cates is saying from what miriam cates is saying there women to stay there is encourage women to stay at very different at home. that's a very different eeeege -._ at home. that's a very different message.-i think— at home. that's a very different message.-i think it- that's a very different message. i think it was message. but i think it was ebegb— message. but i think it was ebegb beb— message. but i think it was about but on— message. but i think it was about but on the essence, she eevbeg— about but on the essence, she eevbeg be— about but on the essence, she was saying is because we should be-beegeeee— was saying is because we should be .focussedikind- w

the government today is making an announcement through michael gove.rt what the government is doing today for renters, but there is a fundamental underlying issue here which is that rents are very high, many people watching us will know this, they take a huge amount of the monthly income that people have. one reason they are so high is because we are not building enough houses, so there's too much demand in the rental sector. so, yes, more rights for renters, i'm very signed up to that, security for renters is very important, but if we do not get to grips with the house—building that is desperately needed, those rents will remain high, so more security in your rented accommodation, but the rental will not come down. so we want to fix both bits of the market here, but the house—building failure of the government is killing the dream for many people who simply want that security of their own roof over their head. security of their own roof over their head-— security of their own roof over their head. ~ . ., .,, ., their head. what about leaseholds? the g

in michael gove's back yard and nadhim zahawi's back yard, and across parts of hertfordshire as well,hink it's a bit of both- _ the liberal democrats? i think it's a bit of both. there _ the liberal democrats? i think it's a bit of both. there is _ the liberal democrats? i think it's a bit of both. there is no - the liberal democrats? i think it's a bit of both. there is no doubt i a bit of both. there is no doubt that people are really sick to the back teeth of this conservative government. people raised with me on the doorstep the issue of the nhs being perpetually in crisis, the enormous cost of living crisis, the cost of energy bills and food, as well as the fact they see the conservatives allowing water companies to pump sewage into our waterways with impunity. at the same time, on top of those issues, they see that local lib dems have a plan in their local areas, we work hard, listen to people, don't take votes for granted, and we set out clearly what we will do. when we run councils and services very well, i think people vote for us but also event the government to send them a

essentially come and if you ask conservative councillors, 54% of them are against what michael govee people _ difficult arguments because otherwise people will- difficult arguments because . otherwise people will struggle difficult arguments because - otherwise people will struggle to find the — otherwise people will struggle to find the housing _ otherwise people will struggle to find the housing they _ otherwise people will struggle to find the housing they need. - otherwise people will struggle to find the housing they need. it. otherwise people will struggle toi find the housing they need. [it will find the housing they need. it will also involve _ find the housing they need. it will also involve having _ find the housing they need. it will also involve having proper- also involve having proper conversations with communities with real decisions being made on account of what they say. there is consultation that says... saying no if they don't _ consultation that says... saying no if they don't like _ consultation that says... saying no if they don't like it. _ consultation that s

rental reforms um— michael gove's rental reforms will-landlords- michael gove's rental reformsso want to stop and then you also want to stop thee— and then you also want to stop the planning— and then you also want to stop that planning development on the golf that planning development on the goth—eh- golf course behind a load of peephe-e—ah- golf course behind a load of. people's—all right. people's houses. so. all right. weh— people's houses. so. all right. hehh where— people's houses. so. all right. well, where are— people's houses. so. all right. well, where are they all going to well, where are they all going he-hhehe— well, where are they all going he-hhehe-h— well, where are they all going to-then?-i can't- well, where are they all going to then? i can't help to live then? and i can't help huh— to live then? and i can't help huh-humm- to live then? and i can't help but-william, at- but wonder, william, at what hehh— but wonder, william, at what hehh-ehuhe— but wonder, william, at what point snaps because the point this snaps because the eruheh— point this snaps because t

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we'll look at the rental market and ask, is a leading city businessman right when he calls michael gove

the idea that michael gove sits on the stage and says, don't worry, we're going went and says, don'ts? is why conservatives? and that is why they will lose good analysis. okay, you. on now okay, thank you. moving on now to extont— okay, thank you. moving on now to oxford university's vice—chancellor, who has tetentet— defended the right for feminist totnteen— defended the right for feminist kathleen _there| defended the right for feminist. kathleen _there as kathleen stock to speak there as a kathleen stock to speak there as o-tneeton — kathleen stock to speak there as o-tneeton ot— kathleen stock to speak there as a freedom of speech a matter of freedom of speech eontten— a matter of freedom of speech eontten tnto— a matter of freedom of speech earlier this month— a matter of freedom of speech earlier this month it was announced— earlier this month it was announced the oxford union is to onen— announced the oxford union is to offer-resources- offer welfare resources to otntento— offer welfare resources to students by students attending a talk by nnoteooon— students attending a talk

the idea that michael gove sits on the stage and says, don't worry, we're going went and says, don'ts? is why conservatives? and that is why they will lose good analysis. okay, you. on now okay, thank you. moving on now to extont— okay, thank you. moving on now to oxford university's vice—chancellor, who has tetentet— defended the right for feminist totnteen— defended the right for feminist kathleen _there| defended the right for feminist. kathleen _there as kathleen stock to speak there as a kathleen stock to speak there as o-tneeton — kathleen stock to speak there as o-tneeton ot— kathleen stock to speak there as a freedom of speech a matter of freedom of speech eontten— a matter of freedom of speech eontten tnto— a matter of freedom of speech earlier this month— a matter of freedom of speech earlier this month it was announced— earlier this month it was announced the oxford union is to onen— announced the oxford union is to offer-resources- offer welfare resources to otntento— offer welfare resources to students by students attending a talk by nnoteooon— students attending a talk