musa qala. >> i just i we have seen. musa qala. >> ijust i mean we have seen.la. >> i just i mean , what let's >> i just i mean, what let's let's let's okay. let's begin. keir starmer believes that violent criminals should be in jail . that's violent criminals should be in jail. that's what he did after the riots. so let's kill that one. >> he is only after announcing he would release tens of thousands of criminals from prison who were not violent. >> right. the people who are being released early are not violent. the violent. >> there are many examples of violent criminals, violent people, many examples. >> the violent people that we saw on television were jailed. and some were. some were they, you know, they were jailed for months or they were jailed for years. there was absolutely no question. and they went straight to jail. there was no question about what he did, the ones we saw on television. >> you're absolutely right. but what about the ones that the media do not put on television because they're inconvenient and don't follow the narrative? those violen

immediately afterwards because i think that you can pretty much always negotiate your way through musa qalaht? >> this is more of a grown up way to approach industrial relations. >> there's a general assumption on the left that trade unions are very sensible, professional bodies. yes. we saw we saw with mick lynch. right. how they can be sort of they, they, they can be sort of they, they, they can be overtaken by a sort of click here to defend himself, not here to defend himself, but they are vulnerable to cults of personalities. they are they can. >> lynch was a very good union leader. he was excellent. >> he was excellent. but he he maybe had too much power over the national conversation at that time. he was very fair. well, you say so. with, with the, with the rail companies was actually fair and he ended up with a settlement and the railways are now back and running. the point i'm making is when you make big demands, you can then say that your strike is the, the, the, the last action you're taking. but actually it was the demand that was the problem. and i think this assumption that, yo

immediately afterwards because i think that you can pretty much always negotiate your way through musa qalat? >> this is more of a grown up way to approach industrial relations. >> there's a general assumption on the left that trade unions are very sensible, professional bodies. yes. we saw we saw with mick lynch. right. how they can be sort of they, they, they can be sort of they, they, they can be overtaken by a sort of click here to defend himself, not here to defend himself, but they are vulnerable to cults of personalities. they are they can. >> lynch was a very good union leader. he was excellent. >> he was excellent. but he he maybe had too much power over the national conversation at that time. he was very fair. well, you say so. with, with the, with the rail companies was actually fair and he ended up with a settlement and the railways are now back and running. the point i'm making is when you make big demands, you can then say that your strike is the, the, the, the last action you're taking. but actually it was the demand that was the problem. and i think this assumption that, you

as i said, we are talking about the sad deaths of a share maximum and musa qala in nato who lost their to the weekend with me, dawn neesom. now we have sad news for you. a 32 year old mum and a man who were attacked in two separate incidents over the notting hill carnival weekend have died. the metropolitan police have confirmed. cher maximum, who had been at the carnival last sunday on children's day with a little girl , died in children's day with a little girl, died in hospital this morning. the news of cher's tragic death is devastating for her family. the wider community and all those involved in delivering the notting hill carnival, says a spokesman . carnival, says a spokesman. separately, musi m nato, who worked as a chef and was found unconscious on monday evening near notting hill, has also died from his injuries, police have confirmed. i still have benjamin butterworth and henry bolton with me and obviously it goes without saying that thoughts without saying that thoughts with everybody. you know, the families of these two victims and the people and you know , the and the pe

police found machete musa qala in nato unconscious on the street in queensway before paramedics arrived31 year paramedics arrived. a 31 year old man has now been arrested on suspicion of murder. however, police are still looking for witnesses who may have seen mousey between 1:00 on monday and the time of the attack . that and the time of the attack. that was just before 1130 in the evening. two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a wheelchair user was stabbed in east london. police found jade anthony barnett was injured after being called to a fight. the 38 year old, who lost his leg in a motorbike accident in two thousand and seven, sadly died at the scene in clapton. he's been described by friends and family as cheerful and caring , well troubled. thames caring, well troubled. thames water has said it needs to hike customer bills by nearly 60% by 2030, or warns it will become uninvestable. britain's biggest water supplier made the demand in its response to regulator ofwat's proposals to cap household water charges. our reporter charlie peters , is at reporter charlie