and i've always thought that some form of community service, national service, is a goodidea service,ional service, is a good idea to bring communities together and to instil jul a sense of. >> yeah, i'm not being cynical at the end of the day, everyone from all different parties, coloured stripes, everybody is looking say, right, what is going to be, what are going to be the vote winners for this party to get us across the line? because ultimately everybody wants to win power. so that's what i'm interested. >> policy. i mean, you know, this is a thing about our media today and our culture is that we're obsessed with the kind of, you know, the horse race of politics. let's look at policies that can actually help the uk. and i think national service is a good idea. it's a good policy so it can bring people together. >> let's let's look at the policy. i'm not exaggerating. i think this is a complete dog's breakfast two days before the forgive me, two days before the announcement, the tory defence minister said we've got no plans whatsoever to bring in national service because it would d

he hasn't got a plan about national service — hasn't got a plan about national service. l lose access to finance — licence, maybe you will lose access to finance. he does not know the answers— to finance. he does not know the answers to — to finance. he does not know the answers to these questions. there's been a ton of polling during the campaign so far, but how much of it tells us how young people are feeling about what the parties are offering or not offering them? nick. we read and hear a lot about how older people are more likely to vote conservative. there was a fascinating figures recently from delta poll which showed that the crossover point is at the age of 71. what that means is if you are under the age of 71, you're more likely to vote labour. if you are over 71, you're more likely to vote conservative. what that means is you have to be born in 1953 or before to be more likely to vote conservative. in other words, the year of queen elizabeth's coronation. let's just see how the picture has changed. just five years ago, in 2019, the crossover point was 40, which

that they want to make a national care service. sn't working. they actually need a solid, concrete plan that actually has some credibility. rotherham council and the local nhs say they work closely to support people with complex needs but have different legal frameworks and can't comment on individual cases. and alison is with me. that is the case ofjulie and sam but there are many in the uk struggling with social care so what kind of solutions are the main parties coming up with? there are a lot of people _ parties coming up with? there are a lot of people in _ parties coming up with? there are a lot of people in difficult _ lot of people in difficult situations with care and i would say there is broad political agreement about the problems, underfunding, lack of staff, increasing demand and we had to say we are talking about the care system in england mainly. it is a devolved matter, the other nations have slightly more generous systems, but they also face similar pressures. the two main parties, there's not a lot of detail on soc

movement , and this is the merit of the national police, as well as the activity of the national security service, when we see some emergency events, fires, there are other emergency events, very quickly the representatives of the national security service react, and this... is also a component of security, so we cannot, well, i, as, let's say, a people's deputy, as the head of the subcommittee on state security, definitely do not agree with the fact that one component of state security should be strengthened due to the weakening of the second component, because if we now mobilize a certain number of policemen, as a result of this , our wives, parents, and children will be afraid to go out on the streets, then this is definitely not the path that should ensure our struggle for the independence of the territory. integrity, therefore here it is necessary to take a very balanced approach, i am convinced that the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, which, by the way, according to the constitution must ensure national sovereignty, state security and national security, this is enshrined in one norm of the

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our national health service, it's gone right down. it's just gone to pot, hasn't it?'m undecided because they're all— sorry, he told me not to swear. it's all aboard the bbc election express to discover more about the views and opinions of the passengers travelling on board. bringing in national service, i personally think that would be good for a lot of kids because it would give them discipline. i think that's a terrible idea. do you? it's a sunny morning at london's king's cross station, and a group of people who haven't met before had come together met before have come together to board a special train. bbc news asked an independent polling company to find seven voters from across the country who support a broad range of political parties. i live in scotland and i came down on the train last night. hello! hi! they'll be travelling on board the bbc�*s election express to talk the bbc�*s election express to talk about what matters to them when they head to the polls this year. it looks like they're getting on — for now. over on platform six, train manager karen is g

you touched upon the national service suggestion.ve previously been hearing from the conservative party — they seem to be coming up with a lot of new ideas? i party - they seem to be coming up with a lot of new ideas?— with a lot of new ideas? i think what is interesting _ with a lot of new ideas? i think what is interesting is _ with a lot of new ideas? i think what is interesting is obviouslyj what is interesting is obviously rishi sunak called this election taking a lot of people by surprise. there was a lot of discussion as to why he has gone now when the polls are looking so bad for the conservatives pretty consistently, although, of course, all the usual because it —— all the usual caveats with poles should apply. then there is the national service policy where some would do part time volunteering over the course of the year. when the conservatives have been trying to do because they are so far behind in the polls is try and catch people's attention with these kinds of ideas. what might cause dismay, and i think is causing some

_ which will remember with the national service policy- which will remember with the nationaler with thel national service policy and the quadruple _ national service policy and the quadruple lock, _ national service policy and the quadruple lock, felt— national service policy and the quadruple lock, felt like - national service policy and the quadruple lock, felt like the i national service policy and the - quadruple lock, felt like the tories were trying — quadruple lock, felt like the tories were trying to _ quadruple lock, felt like the tories were trying to recognise _ quadruple lock, felt like the tories were trying to recognise older- were trying to recognise older voters — were trying to recognise older voters against _ were trying to recognise older voters against younger- were trying to recognise older voters against younger voters | were trying to recognise older- voters against younger voters and i think— voters against younger voters and i think what— voters against younger voters and i think what we — voters against younger voters and i think what we will— voters

i don't agree with the national service element either.thing we can do for our young people actually, is train them in setting up their own businesses, encouraging more people to take on apprenticeships and get to university if they want to volunteer in the community, fine , but i don't think we should be mandating anything. the issue with votes at 16 is if you lower the voting age and you say you can vote at 16, the next thing is, well, why can't we for stand election at 16? and you could excuse me, conceivably have a situation where 16 year olds can vote but then can't run in an election and that i don't think is entirely democratic . is entirely democratic. >> it's a good point, and one that i must say i've not really heard before. i think you would have to let them run for election, wouldn't you? >> you would. and you'd then have a situation where children that are meant to be staying in education, training or work up until they're 16 could potentially be sitting where diana was sitting. a few weeks ago in the commons. at the same time

privatisation of the nhs, or if labour do not increase investment in the nhs in england, our precious national health servicey bleak future. that�*s why i�*m asking people in scotland to unite onjuly the 4th and vote snp to protect scotland�*s national health service. cheering labour�*s tack to the right is designed to win votes in england. they don�*t seem to care too much about scotland. they think scotland is in the bag. what other exclamation could there be to allow candidates say this about people smugglers? why don�*t you send the smugglers? why don�*t you send the smuggler gangs and put them on the barge that has been set aside for asylum seekers, and ship the barge up asylum seekers, and ship the barge up to the north of scotland? who cares? well, i tell you who cares. the snp cares. that is who cares. with labour certain to enter office with mps who don�*t care about scotland, people in this country no, and they know this for absolute certainty, snp mps will always put the interest of the people of scotland first. applause so let me now set out what putting scotland�*s interests first actually means

national service has benefited hundreds of thousands of young people in britain and the idea of nationalich i fully support at 18 builds on it. i think what we are saying about adding to her triple lock on pensions are where we have guaranteed an increasingly pension every year since we have been in office, adding to that the idea you will never have to that the idea you will never have to pay income tax if you're on the rising basic state pension is another great idea and it shows a prime minister who is absolutely on top of his game, fizzing with ideas and energy. you can see it in the way he is running the campaign and, above all, a prime minister who has above all, a prime minister who has a plan and is working to that. from my perspective, there has never been a more dangerous world then we had beenin a more dangerous world then we had been in and frankly the two things go together— security and prosperity. and i think what rishi sunak and the conservatives offer is that plan to deliver security and prosperity and we will not get that from the labour party led by keir starmer who we

i don't think national service is going to solve that problem. and it's certainly going to and certainly with the extra worry about getting points on your driver licence utterly insane. it's a great way to lose more votes. >> there was a story about three weeks ago that the average price of like newly passed 17 year old drivers trying to insure a car is three grand. so they ain't driving. yeah, so why not punish them by putting stamps on something that they ain't going to use? >> yeah, absolutely. and i mean, i do think that national service could be a good idea because obviously we're going to need an army at some point soon to, to fight a big war with russia, but to put points on driving licenses, i think sunak basically pulled this out of the air on the spot. and, now it's been turned into a news story. but, you know, i think i think it's kind of , but, you know, i think i think it's kind of, it's not it's but, you know, i think i think it's kind of , it's not it's not it's kind of, it's not it's not part of official tory policy . part of offi

part of a much bigger picture, then it's worth further exploration. >> my contention though, is national serviceou want to describe it, is a is a positive where you can be confident in the motives of the of the governing group. i do not have confidence in the integrity of the governing group. i point you for example, to the notion that, you know, were you to have a union jack flag flying in your garden in this country at the moment, i think you could expect a knock on the door and questions being asked by the police about hate crime. children are taught to see the history of the of the country, the heritage of the country, the heritage of the country, the heritage of the country, the british empire and the rest of it as shameful. look at the way in which our veterans of the serving armed forces are abandoned on the streets . this abandoned on the streets. this is not a benevolent establishment, i would say, and i would further contend, possibly , that you might want to possibly, that you might want to you feel free to challenge me that this is the on ramp to what could eventually be conscription

national service.— national service. question for you, what are the issues and policies in the manifestos you care about that parties have been putting out? i care about a lot and the environment and the _ care about a lot and the environment and the nhs. public services in general~ — and the nhs. public services in general~ it— and the nhs. public services in general. it is really important we will have — general. it is really important we will have those public services there — will have those public services there when we need them. thank you so much, there when we need them. thank you so much. those _ there when we need them. thank you so much, those are _ there when we need them. thank you so much, those are some _ there when we need them. thank you so much, those are some of - there when we need them. thank you so much, those are some of the - so much, those are some of the issues the young people here in nottingham care about. i will speak to a variety of young people and i will get the information to you througho

but up next, rishi sunak has pledged to come down strong on any national service.at's looking at driving licences, other access to finance , all other access to finance, all sorts of other things. all right then, what do you think should happen to young people who refuse to take part in national service? hang em and flog them or not? ceo of youth vote alex cairns goes head to head with former senior military intelligence officer philip ingram. and that's next. stay welcome back to patrick christys tonight. coming up. has nigel farage found a way to engage britain's politically disillusion ? youngsters? but disillusion? youngsters? but first, would it be fair for rishi sunak to sanction young people who refuse to take part in national service? it's time for the head to head . well, for the head to head. well, rishi sunak's let the cat amongst the pigeons during last night's leaders debate, when he claimed that young people who tried to dodge his compulsory national service plans could face sanctions. >> we'll have a set of sanctions and incentives and we will look a

in new ff national service to get our young peoplees, learn new skills and feel a sense of community,rvice will help us build a more u more cohesive society so that we can be secure in the knowledge that we are all on the same side. we conservatives als wtcreate ah everyone has chance to own. in the last five years we have delivered a milon new homes. in the next parliament we will go even further, delivering 1.6 million new homes by speeding up plan on brownfield lands and by scr■sping defective eu laws. [applause] and we will go further. because we conservatives believe in tax cuts, so too young families, for the first time 425,000 pounds, we will abolish stamp duty entirely. [applause] and that's all we will do. we will also introduce a new form of health divide scheme to get a new generation on to the property ladder. all parts of plan to build an ownership society where more and more people have the security and pride that comes from owning from mcmillian to thatcher to today, it is we conservatives who are the party of the property owning democracy in [applause]ry. in fact, want

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what i am doing is proposing a bold new model of national service for 18—year—olds.t to bring in shona ghosh from bloomberg. everyone here listening to rishi sunak there. give us the basics, shona, because lots of people will think of tiktok as a platform for kids... mm. ..who clearly don't vote, but who is consuming political content on tiktok? so tiktok itself has been trying to dispel the idea that it is mostly a platform, an app used by children. and that seems to be true. erm, it is also widely used by the elder millennials... ..won�*t say which camp i'm in, and also gen z, erm, you know, which is a pretty big cohort and they can all vote and have often very strong political views. so they are on tiktok looking for political content. i don't know that they're necessarily looking to be fed political content by the political parties. so it's been interesting to see some of the reactions to, erm, each, you know, the two major party videos. erm... and it's also important to say, isn't it, that tiktok bans political adverts. so this isn't advertising. so what are the

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so if people don't want to do national service, what, will take their bank cards away?do you mean? there are lots of different models around europe. they can't get a loan? next, the man who polls suggest is likely to be prime minister two weeks tomorrow, and a sticky wicket over a remark he made five years ago aboutjeremy corbyn. you said he would make a great prime minister, did you mean it? it wasn't a question that really arose because i didn't think we would win the election. we all heard you say he would be a great prime minister and that is your way of telling people here to vote for him. did you not mean it? i was campaigning for the labour party, and i am glad idid. you also campaigned forjeremy corbyn to be prime minister. iwas campaigning for the labour party. i was a labour politician. the audience laughed at his repeated refusal to give a yes or no answer. susan came next. given your severe criticism of the conservatives on the topic of immigration, do you think it is acceptable at this point so near the general election for your own party not to commit to s

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we're spreading opportunity in the modern form of national service.ecurity with the new legal migration cap environment and a plan to get the flire ensuring our country in she security but doing proportionate wayith extra cost and an ideological -- to net zero. that is this manifesto and is a clear choice at this election. we are the only party putting bolt action on the tab transform our country. labour have nothing to say about the problems are activated and how best to address for for a blank check and he will not tell w will hopefully cost him 2000 pounds. so if you want a secure future, if you want lower taxes if you want you protected if you want a more sensible latrobe protest to net you and you want to board a conservative in this election. [applause] >> next, times radio. >> prime minister, listeners often tell us they're fed up nothing they care a lot about the services they use everys nothing in this manifesto about the billions of pounds of cuts to local councils to justice the present study come down in the years ahead. what is your plan

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i think strongly on that. >> national service, national service, national service . service, national and you come out as a man and you learn there's other people better than what you are. yeah. and you learn a lot of discipline. yeah. >> there was a suggestion recently , wasn't there. rishi recently, wasn't there. rishi sunak. yes. we're going to bring back national service. >> i think they should are very strong on that because i think some of these young lads need it. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> how, what do you mind me asking? what do you think about the fact rishi sunak was at the d—day commemorations but left early ? were you angry about early? were you angry about that? >> i didn't know nothing about it until this week. >> oh, really? >> oh, really? >> i heard it this week when i was talking about the voting and all that, and it was mentioned. i'd never heard nothing about that. what did you think, johnny? >> it was disrespectful, well, i mean, to be honest with you, you know, i don't really want to talk politics, but nigel farage was a massive supporter of getting the veterans back t

therefore, there are no plans to restore the national service. in no way.tegists are accused of throwing the idea off the rails and is not a real program. the main task is to attract those voters who have turned their backs on the conservatives and support the reform party created by a radical politician. this would be a good idea, but it is not feasible, and do you know why? the army is already being reduced from 100 to 75. there are huge problems with recruitment. it is impossible to announce a conscription, before that it will be necessary to increase the army itself, find another 20 thousand professionals so that they can train as recruits. james cleverly states that out of 7,000 school graduates, only 30,000. this is ridiculous. they are only saying this because they have seen that reform party voters think national service is a good idea. farage is the honorary president of the reform party, but does not intend to participate in the elections. the problem of illegal migration with inflation, i must say, sunok really figured it out, but a big hello to

people who are not getting the service that they should get, despite the commitment of the nhs staff and personnel, the length and breadth of the country. now we have a nationalsupport. the health service, when i became finance secretary 17 years ago, the health service accounted for about 33% of the scottish government's budget. it is now in excess of 40% of the scottish government's budget. so as a proportion of our budget, where we've had the ability to take those decisions, the health service is occupying a much greater part of our budget. but i accept, despite all that money, despite the fact that we've got record staffing levels, demand is so high in the health service, we're not able to deliver the service that that lady that put that to me raised with me last night. you've been honest about the problems. will you be open and honest about the fact that you made promises? your predecessor as first minister was health minister, humza yousaf. he said he would and i quote, "eradicate long waiting lists in the nhs". yet here in scotland, 7000 still waiting more than two years for treatment, 37,000 waiting over a year. you have not delivered on the nhs, have

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promises of national services. a promise — promises of national services. of national services. a promise for a tax cut. a promise of a tax _ promise fora tax cut. a promise of a tax cut_ promise for a tax cut. a promise of a tax cut for— promise for a tax cut. a promise of a tax cut for parents and pensioners. more apprenticeships, more _ pensioners. more apprenticeships, more officers. in this promises. more _ more officers. in this promises. more and — more officers. in this promises. more and more money from the conservatives. have you found the magic _ conservatives. have you found the magic money tree?— conservatives. have you found the magic money tree? know, every single oli magic money tree? know, every single policy you've — magic money tree? know, every single policy you've just _ magic money tree? know, every single policy you've just been _ magic money tree? know, every single policy you've just been through - magic money tree? know, every single policy you've just been through is - policy you've just been through is fully funded — policy you'v

introducing a form of national service.aising the tax—free pension allowance and allowing higher earners to keep more child benefit payments. there will be more, i'm sure, in the document today. but all of this costs money. so where is it coming from and do the plans add up? well, we already know some of the areas where the conservatives think they can find more cash to fund their policies. firstly, this — collecting more of the tax people already owe. the idea is simple. that you fund the tax office better and it's able to crack down on tax avoidance. the conservatives think this can raise about £6 billion a year. labour actually have a similar policy. they think it will raise about £5 billion extra. but will it work? well, some of the experts we asked said the figures were uncertain. and as you can see here, another group, the tax policy associates, say it is credible but with a big caveat, and that's that the policy would need to be targeted. so not easy to get to that six billion figure, but not impossible. the bigger p

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in the triple — to fund national service in the triple lock— to fund national service in theying opens up some extra space for— i was saying opens up some extra space for something is the 12 billion— space for something is the 12 billion fair? well it comes from savings — billion fair? well it comes from savings from welfare spending that was pre—pandemic £49 billion per year it— was pre—pandemic £49 billion per year it is— was pre—pandemic £49 billion per year it is now 60 billion and it is heading — year it is now 60 billion and it is heading to— year it is now 60 billion and it is heading to below 80 billion for 28, 29 you _ heading to below 80 billion for 28, 29 you are — heading to below 80 billion for 28, 29 you are slowing the rate of growth — 29 you are slowing the rate of growth from 49 up to 80 and then maybe _ growth from 49 up to 80 and then maybe 12 — growth from 49 up to 80 and then maybe 12 billion. the problem is that many— maybe 12 billion. the problem is that many of the things, the steps that many of the things, the steps that they— that many of the things,

so if people don't want to do national service, what, will take their bank cards away? different models around europe. they can't get a loan? next, the man who polls suggest is likely to be prime minister two weeks tomorrow, and a sticky wicket over a remark he made five years ago aboutjeremy corbyn. you said he would make a great prime minister, did you mean it? it wasn't a question that really arose because i didn't think we would win the election. we all heard you say he would be a great prime minister and that is your way of telling people here to vote for him. did you not mean it? iwas campaigning for the labour party, and i am glad i did. you also campaigned forjeremy corbyn to be prime minister. iwas campaigning for the labour party. i was a labour politician. the audience laughed at his repeated refusal to give a yes or no answer. susan came next. given your severe criticism of the conservatives - on the topic of immigration, do you think it is acceptablej at this point so near the general election for your own party not - to commit to specific targets around th

labour also reckon plans for national service would cost a lot more than the tory manifesto says — notassumptions together, labour have calculated there would be a £71 billion spending gap. labour have then assumed the conservatives would borrow all of that money, and then assumed that extra debt would push interest rates up as a result. so a number of questionable assumptions so far. bear with me, there's more. labour have then taken the average house price, assumed an 85% loan to value — even though that's higher than most mortgages — and then come up with this figure overfive years — £4,800. it's not an annual figure, it's over a whole parliament, but it involves a lot of assumptions, some of them dubious, and for that reason, it risks misleading people. a bbc documentary has uncovered shocking claims that the greek coastguard has caused the deaths of dozens of migrants in the mediterranean over a three—year period, including nine people who were deliberately thrown into the water. more than a0 people are alleged to have died as a result of being forced out of greek territorial wate

and so really, national service.lly, no one's really starting work in singapore till around about 21. so suddenly 24, 25, so 28 became a good age that we think is young, certainly young to me, and so we then created a model that could be replicated in every country. and this year i will go to every country. there's 12 countries now in, in the competition from lithuania to hong kong, from the usa to scotland. so we go right around the world, super . the world, super. >> and so what are you looking for? let's, let's say what are you looking for in a young waiter. >> so there are there's a young chef, young waiter and young mixologist. so each country has an application process. that application process is, shortened down to four for and four for waiters for chef for, mixologist . and there'll be a mixologist. and there'll be a winner in each one of those. so it's really about service. so each country has its own judges. so we choose celebrity judges from those countries, celebrity chefs from singapore , celebrity chefs

the malawi and presidents has now delayed his trip to the bahamas and told old national services to loans have full scale search and rescue operation. would of course, continue to bring you all the latest details as they come in on the story. stay with us for that well hoax and the european parliament are losing power. a prominent and see you as politicians as western a to ukraine is all about the results is. so that's a lindsey graham says, the countries sitting on trillions of dollars in minerals and best if the west has its hands on this wealth, then russia, they're sitting on $10.00 to $12.00 trillion dollars of critical minerals in and you train, they could be the richest country and all of europe, i don't want to give that money and those assets to put into share with china. if we help ukraine now, they can become the best business partner wherever dreamed of that. $10.00 to $12000.00 are critical mineral assets to be used by you train in the west, not given to put in china. and the american lo make a thomas lassie says the west tonight is know, certainly about small shooting result

national service, the national service. the snp is going to perform for scotland is to remove this tory government from . office. in scotland, the snp is the challenger in every single tory held seat . so the electoral held seat. so the electoral maths is clear. if you want rishi sunak out of downing street, vote for the scottish national party. to put it bluntly, across the uk, the tories are on course for a huge defeat. a wipe—out . voters in defeat. a wipe—out. voters in england are going to send them packing . that is not in doubt . packing. that is not in doubt. and that begs the question what kind of change if any, is that going to mean at westminster ? going to mean at westminster? now, i'm not saying that labour are exactly the same as the tories. they're not. but they are giving an awfully good impression of them . the only impression of them. the only substantive change labour seem to be offering is to change their own principles . and let me their own principles. and let me give you one really telling and worryin