i know lisa nandy very well.ian newspaper for 18 years and not know lots of people in the labour party very well. this is your career you talking about — lisa nandy, i know her very well. work for the guardian for that long, you get to know lots of people in the labour party and i know two big things about lisa nandy. 0ne, she is a woman of enormous integrity. secondly, she is incredibly clever. and because lisa nandy is incredibly clever, you have to look at every single word she says very carefully. so yourfirst question to her committee, can you guarantee that no—one in the labour party was involved in a conversation about the speaker's future job prospects? lisa nandy said, "yes, i believe i can." she said i have had numerous conversations with each keir starmer come up with the chief whip, with david lammy, the shadow foreign secretary, and the idea of this sort of thing would be done is for than birds. but only after the second question. rather than making a political point, ijust wanted to highlight to vie

we will talk. to lisa nandy about this any minute.ly. some of— mps could be seen to be acting more independently. some of the - frustration from the public... mps who want to _ frustration from the public... mps who want to act _ frustration from the public... who want to act independently, frustration from the public...- who want to act independently, it is not always good for their careers but it might be better for their conscience. all three of you, thank you very much for now. . this weekend is the anniversary no one wanted. it's been two years since russia invaded ukraine. many thousands have died. and there is no end in sight. for russia's other neighbours, it is painfully clear what is at stake. in estonia, where uk troops often train alongside nato allies, the risk feels very real. the country's increased the amount it spends on defence. i've been speaking to estonia's prime minister kaja kallas about why she belives putin must be stopped. we have to really focus our efforts in stopping this war and helping ukraine to fight b

let's listen now to what lisa nandy said about those concerns.ou guarantee to our viewers this morning that no one - from the labour party was involved in a conversation or passing - a message to the speaker suggesting that hisjob might be on the line - unless he did what labour wanted? yes, i believe that i can. i have had numerous conversations as you can imagine with my colleagues, with keir starmer, with the chief whip, with david lammy, the shadow foreign secretary, over the last few weeks and months, since the 7th of october unfolded. frankly, the idea that you would threaten the speaker of the house of commons is for the birds. now, it was the snp who proposed the gaza conflict as a topic of debate that saw the chaotic scenes we saw, that saw them walking out in protest at the speaker's decision, as well as some conservative mps. next week, they hope to bring the issue to the fore again in parliament given what happened this week. the speaker had said they could have another debate on this. we will see negotiations on how that pans out thi

lisa nandy lisa nandy .s. and anneliese dodds was up there . yeah. i dodds also was up there. yeah. i think that at that . stage we're, think that at that. stage we're, we're in the early, early bit of it and at that stage labour was still supporting him as the candidate . and as of the candidate. and as of the position yesterday morning, you're going to be seeing when all these things happened. it's been a very quick time. >> labour spokesman wheeled out to defend it. >> yeah that's right. >> well yeah that's right. at that it was that point i thought it was right. that because the right. i think that because the position so difficult to position was so difficult to go and a by—election like and abandon a by—election like that was going to be was going to be a problem. >> but the point is, nigel, is why didn't someone question him when immediately said that when he immediately said that it was private. when he immediately said that it was absolutely private. when he immediately said that it was absolutely r

of the fuel subsidy, so me one thing only about these gentlemen or ladies who have not seen me on nandi, i want your permission. in my opinion, these are demagogues of fob and fob of the persian gulf or without the persian gulf . hearing how much the plane is going to cost , this gentleman does not know how much the price of fob of the persian gulf is now. this same gentleman doesn't know the main thing that puts operational expenses, he doesn't know, look at the whole country, it's a nice word, yes, 30 thousand billion instead of giving to the people that you are now saying 43 , it is definitely not the place of the parliament for these people to express legislation. for my expertise, this is definitely where the technocratic system should enter, that is, someone who the law writes the one who is explaining the regulations in a way that will eventually become the law , he must be like mr. manzari, an expert in this work, he must come and give his opinion. we are now the head of the civil engineering commission. he is a doctor. well, he is giving an opinion about airplanes. regarding a

laura also spoke to the labour party's lisa nandy. the chaotic scenes in the house of commons on wednesday when the government and snp walked out of voting on house of commons gaza ceasefire vote. here's that interview. i sat through the entirety of that debate, with the snp storming out, the tories strongly out, then strumming back in, storming out again. it was a very angry debate that focused more on what was happening in the house of commons than what was about to unfold in rafah. we have an impending ground invasion in rafah, the consequences of that would be utterly catastrophic. it was the moment where we could have come together to speak with one voice and send a very clear message. in the end, i am glad that because we put forward a motion that all parties, we thought, could support, i am glad that there was a motion that was passed, calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. but i do not think anyone could look at those scenes on wednesday and think that cover the political system in the uk in glory. it did not. oliver

in westminster in the commons, those scenes were something the shadow international secretary lisa nandyt the speaker unusually gave labour a vote on their amendment to an snp debate on the gaza conflict and there were accusations labour pressured the speaker to allow this unusual break with convention in order for speaker to allow this unusual break with convention in orderfor him speaker to allow this unusual break with convention in order for him to head off a labour party rebellion. we can listen to what she said. can ou we can listen to what she said. can you guarantee _ we can listen to what she said. can you guarantee no one from the labour party was_ you guarantee no one from the labour party was involved _ you guarantee no one from the labour party was involved in _ you guarantee no one from the labour party was involved in a _ you guarantee no one from the labour party was involved in a conversation . party was involved in a conversation or passing _ party was involved in a conversation or passing a — party was involved in a conversation or passing a message _ party was involve

labour is standing by him in the by—election and lisa nandy , by—election and lisa nandy, who's on theow they can't effectively get rid of him because the die is cast election. but you don't have to put a frontbencher next to him endorsing are others endorsing him and are others going to endorse him? starmer, of course, said nothing. of course, has said nothing. >> . asher ally has . he >> he hasn't. asher ally has. he has released a statement in which he apologises for his comments. he says i apologise unreservedly to the jewish community for my comments which were deeply offensive, ignorant and false. hamas is hiring. a terror attack was responsibility of hamas alone and they are still holding hostages who must be released. >> and of course, what he he . >> and of course, what he he. this is a stuff that's on the internet . it's from the crank internet. it's from the crank conspire racists who come out with all this rubbish that israel wanted. hamas to raid israel. so they could they could then go into gaza and raze gaza to the ground and, and so this is hugely embarrassing for the l

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i mean, lisa nandy today confirming that she literally has .to carry a police alarm in her pocket everywhereng out in she goes. fight breaking out in bradford just last night outside a kebab shop because the kebab owner sells coca—cola , who owner sells coca—cola, who apparently are a pro israel organisation and individual threats against members of parliament getting worse , as parliament getting worse, as evidenced by mike freer deciding in the north london mp that he simply won't stand again at the next election. let me tell you why this is a diversion , why why this is a diversion, why we're not having a proper debate so khan there, you saw accusing anderson of being anti—muslim, islamophobic , racist. that's the islamophobic, racist. that's the same mayor of london. the very same mayor of london. the very same mayor of london. the very same mayor of london who didn't say a word about what happened in parliament square last week , in parliament square last week, didn't say a word about from the river to the sea being projected onto big ben. and i'm not going to say that the way lee ander

no. >> well, shadow minister lisa nandy revealed that she carries a police alarm everywhere.ypical experience for mps. >> joining us now is the >> well, joining us now is the conservative mp for south swindon, robert buckland, conservative mp for south swindoof robert buckland, conservative mp for south swindoof course ert buckland, conservative mp for south swindoof course the3uckland, conservative mp for south swindoof course the former, j, conservative mp for south swindoof course the former, uh who is of course the former, uh lord chancellor labour lord chancellor and the labour mp for birmingham selly oak, steve mccabe . um, robert, if we steve mccabe. um, robert, if we can go first morning this can go to you first morning this is terrible, isn't it, that women now are having to been women mps now are having to been given presumably form given presumably some form of armed certainly armed security, or certainly security, because they are the authorities are so fearful for their safety . their safety. >> yeah, it's a dreadful development. i think women mps get it particul

apologised in a mail on sunday and then of course lisa nandy appeared an event on on sunday. out and defend mr ali and defend the way that sir keir starmer has behaved. it wasn't until 730 on monday night, two days later, when more remarks emerged that he had he was suspended as a candidate, or at least the support was withdrawn from as a candidate in rochdale. you candidate in in rochdale. do you think that this now feels like sir keir starmer is playing whack a mole? >> there are so many people maybe, that share these beliefs publicly , some privately, maybe publicly, some privately, maybe quite a few more. and can he really get rid of this? if he gets rid of everybody who has these kind of opinions, will there be many left ? right? there be many left? right? >> well, there will be. i mean, all the, the concerns so far all all the, the concerns so far stem from a single meeting with lancashire when lancashire labour party when these not challenged these views were not challenged by in the room. and by anyone in the room. and that's the problem. i think it was tolerated. um

lisa nandy and labour had the full transcript which showed it wasn't just vile conspiracy theories hedling, he was peddling horrors , all anti—semitic and horrors, all anti—semitic and that's the difference i've been made aware of it. >> i've fired the bloke because i've convictions , i've got clear convictions, principles and the ability to make . they haven't. make decisions. they haven't. they're always looking over their worrying about their shoulder, worrying about this . and that's very bad this. and that's a very bad place labour party to be. >> it's interesting that his henley on thames was the seat that his, because of course, that was his, because of course, that was his, because of course, that been the safest that has been one of the safest conservative seats for decades. it johnson's it it was boris johnson's seat, it was heseltine's seat. was michael heseltine's seat. you've got to get the right candidate because it's candidate in there because it's probably of people probably quite a lot of people who the things that probably quite a lot of people who say the things tha

you have had lisa nandy pack mcfadden, nick thomas—symonds, three senior players in labour saying whythe party is now surrendered a 9000 vote majority in rochdale to an independent candidate or whoever wins. it could be george galloway could be of the others that we list at gb news regularly. um but as things stand, the party had a labour mp in rochdale and it won't have one. um, if mr ali wins the by—election because he'll return as an independent candidate . as an independent candidate. it's an almighty cock up here. failure to vet this candidate properly and check his views and check what he stands for. paul waugh, a leading journalist who lost out to him, will be regretting this because he could have been a candidate and he certainly wouldn't be saying these kind of things. >> you say, chris, 9000 >> um, as you say, chris, 9000 votes thing to give votes are a big thing to give away, a big thing to lose. if it were to happen. and where are mr ali's votes? likely to go if they don't stay with him as an independent, who would benefit ? independent, who would benefit? great question.

he >> he sent lisa nandy out. he sent pat sent other people out. pat mcfadden out to and up.ziza ali on the sunday round and then he goes and pulls the plug and then he goes and pulls the plug leaflet, plug on him. the leaflet, because he was processing all the information he had available to if you were going to >> if you were going to completely stymie someone's political his political career, and i hope his political career, and i hope his political is stymied by political career is stymied by this because he is an anti—semite. going anti—semite. but if you're going to need to follow to do that, you need to follow the to the process. doing that to somebody is a big deal, and i like that he's he has like that he's a he has a background of prosecution. he's a all the a person who looks at all the details what's details and he processes what's happening before he makes a decision. that's how you decision. he that's how you avoid reaction. avoid more severe reaction. yeah. but that's also okay. i think people have been think people people have been saying lot like, oh he's say

penny for the penny for the thoughts of lisa nandy pat mcfadden . um, and of course, mcfadden.hose three shadow cabinet ministers . were shadow cabinet ministers. were wheeled out since sunday night to defend this candidate, azhar ali. and that lasted for about 36 hours before he too, had lost the support of sir keir starmer. um, it's a self—inflicted blow after last week's reversal on the £28 billion to be spent annually . the £28 billion to be spent annually. uh, in the second part of this of the next parliament, if the labour win the election on it shows how if the labour win the election on labour it shows how if the labour win the election on labour are it shows how if the labour win the election on labour are notit shows how if the labour win the election on labour are not making how if the labour win the election on labour are not making the/ if the labour win the election on lmoves|re not making the/ if the labour win the election on lmoves here.t making the/ if the labour win the election on lmoves here. despite] the/ right moves here. despite their 20 point lead in th

we saw lisa nandy at an event with mr ali on sunday. it really changed will happen really changed what will happen when this party is in government? the easy part , um, i government? the easy part, um, i think when you're in think is when you're in opposition, the hard bit is in government as being seen by the tories. if you can't get opposition right, why should you be allowed be be allowed to be run a government and that is the question, christopher. government and that is the question, yyou.topheh government and that is the question, yyou.toph