the 4000 members arriving here were in the nec. parties have their events in cities easily accessible for corporates. but bosses, lobbyists, along with members. this is aimed squarely at membership. and that's why i think gives it a kind of a real a real vibrancy which you don't get in the other parties when they have their events. >> and this is interesting because we're, of course, heading to the labour party conference in just a day's time, i was expecting that potentially just two months after a landslide electoral victory in the house of commons, that the labour party might be feeling on cloud nine, that they'd be cheering and whooping their way back into government after 14 years in the wilderness. i get the sense, though, from people i'm speaking to in the labour party, that that it's not a victory lap that will get in two days time. and actually, if anything, the party that only won five mps feels a lot more confident in itself. >> yes. i mean, both parties were probably surprised by what happened to them. i guess labour no

high-quality tools should have 24 months unconditional warranty, of course, with an unlimited number of nec quality guaranteed, 24 months unlimited warranty. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, with blessings on muhammad and his family , in the presence of you, those who are interested in sports news. he became the world champion by winning six colorful medals. in the third night of this competition, hosted by spain's pendra last night, mohammad mahdi gholampour won second place in 60 kilos in the five-weight category after defeating opponents from azerbaijan, listan and russia . acquisition in the 67 kg category, ahmad reza mohsennejad defeated a kazakh wrestler in the final match after eliminating opponents from turkey, spain, sweden and japan and won the gold medal. in the first five weights , ali ahmadi wafa won 55, alireza abd wali won gold in 77 , abolfazl fathi won silver in 130, and erfan jarkani won bronze in 63. in this way , the iranian youth cultural team won 4 golds, one silver, and after this championship, the president, while congratulating the youths

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of course, with an unlimited number of nec quality guaranteed, 24 months unlimited warranty. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, with blessings upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, in your presence, sports news enthusiasts , hello, good morning. the ninth day of the paralympic games in paris was accompanied by three precious golds for the iranian caravan. it was the golden day of the iranian children's caravan. the 9th day of the paralympic games in paris was accompanied by the 8th championship of hadi rezaei's students. happy 8th gold medal for our people , thanks to mr. ali bin musiraza. we did our work , we worked very hard. we have three or four critics. we were able to take it. i am happy. i am happy that we did not become citizens of the people. we were able to win the gold medal . they are presenting them all. i am presenting this medal to the people of palestine. i hope that the people will forgive me and our team if we were wronged in these games. this was my sixth olympics . i ended up with a gold medal. because of the surgery i had, but

of course, with an unlimited number of nec quality guaranteed, 24 months unlimited warranty. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, with blessings upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, your presence, sports news enthusiasts, hello , i am saying that iran's world cup qualifying football three crucial points at the home of the emirates in the framework of the second week of the second round of the second week of the third round of the 2026 world cup qualifiers in the asia region last night in group a, the national team of our country faced the national team of this country in the city of al-ain, uae, with a single goal by mehdi. qaidi, who reached samad in the first half of the match , won against the host. in the 86th minute of the game the referee announced a penalty in favor of the emirates, which was rejected by the assistant referee's video. at the end of this match, mehdi quaidi was announced as the best player on the field. well, first of all, don't be tired, i would like to say to all the children and all the people who came to support us in thi

it must have a 24-month unconditional warranty , of course, with an unlimited number of nec quality guaranteedth unlimited warranty. welcome to news 21, the continuation of the neighborhood policy in the 14th government of iraq. the purpose of the first foreign trip of the president is to sign cooperation documents and security notes from the plans of the iranian supreme delegation in iraq. al-kharjieh leshur of iraq has a special place in the foreign policy of the islamic republic of iran, and iraq recognizes iran as one of its most important friendly and neighboring countries. hence, the trip of mr. medzikian for the government.

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nec guaranteed quality, 24 months unlimited warranty , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. blessings be upon muhammad and his family, your presence, fans of sports news. hello , i would like to say that iran's world cup selection football three crucial points in the home of the emirates in the framework of the second week of the second round of the second round of the third round of the world cup 2026 in the asian region last night in group a of the national team our country faced the national team of this country in the city of al ain, uae, and with the single goal of mehdi qaidi, who was in the fortunes of

of course, with an unlimited number of nec quality guaranteed, 24 months unlimited warranty. a jump of five steps in the explanation table of the badges, the seventh gold of iran's convoy in paris was registered under the name of gharib shahi. tonight, iran's freestyle fighters try to win three golds in the world championships, registering three golds and bronze on the first night. tournaments for iran and today the match between shahdab yazd and foulad sirjan iranians against the opponents in the volleyball of asian clubs. peace be upon ali muhammad and the family of muhammad and the speed of their fate. greetings and have a good time . welcome to sports news, dear viewers. first, the paralympic competitions in paris, iran climbed five places in the table with gharib shahi's championship in weightlifting . in the weightlifting an hour ago in the minus 17 kg category , ali akbar gharib shahi, with a weight of 202 kg , broke the paralympic quorum, and brought the seventh gold medal of our country's caravan. his competitors i will go sailing with shahla behrouzi rod in a kayak

now, in the old days of corbyn, we heard a lot about the nec. they're in charge.k you for spelling it out. but this has this issue of the £300 withdrawal of benefit has been red flagged to the nec. that means they want to raise it, but they're not sure what to do. they don't want to be. it's so we're ten weeks into a government here, a five year government. they don't want to start kicking off against the leadership so quickly. >> diane abbott's kicking off well yes, but she's horrific. >> she's barely in the party isn't she now. >> but she's still she's still hanging on in there. >> she's hanging on. >> she's hanging on. >> she's hanging on. >> she's a thorn in his side. people listen to diane abbott. she's quite influential. >> and how do you get past this through her speeches today we're heanng through her speeches today we're hearing from angela rayner at 1125 on gb news. pat mcfadden, darren jones number two to rachel rees for five minutes. don't know why it's so short. >> oh you've got five minutes with reeves. >> no that's darren jones on the platform. it's

to be the next leader of the nec to be the next leader of the party. in other news, now the party. in other news, now the israeli military has launched fresh strikes on lebanon today, saying they have struck dozens of hezbollah targets. the latest wave of attacks comes after israel killed 33 people and wounded 195 others yesterday. that's to according the lebanese health ministry. yesterday, david lammy spoke to the lebanese prime minister following a series of strikes on beirut. the foreign secretary said there are. they agreed an immediate ceasefire is required to bring an end to the bloodshed. it comes after the terrorist group hezbollah confirmed their leader, hassan nasrallah, was killed in an airstrike on southern lebanon. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel settled the score with nasrallah's death. back in the uk, canterbury mp rosie duffield has resigned the labour whip, accusing the prime minister of hypocrisy and pursuing cruel and unnecessary policies. in a resignation letter, mr duffield attacked sir keir starmer's decisio

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the nec where reform uk are about to welcome maybe 4000 members here.inside the auditorium. it is glitzy. it's a this is grand as i've seen in any political party. this party feels it's going somewhere. they've won five mps in july's general election. they're targeting 2000 candidates in next year's local elections. they want to win hundreds of seats there. we'll hear later from all the all of those five mps. nigel farage is up at 4 pm. that'll be live on gb news. of course, others richard tice he'll be making his speech. he's the deputy leader. he's going to accuse ed miliband, the climate change secretary, of being the most dangerous man in britain. he says we are the only country, he says, to have all this oil and gas under our control and not be using it. other countries are laughing at us, he says. it's a gross negligence not to use fossil fuels to bring down heat, gas and heating bills and the like and keep us warm this winter . lee anderson will say winter. lee anderson will say that he wants to get his country back. he'll say he looks back to a

it is very simple, so i have i known him since of the ukip days and a toxic situation with an nec that is doing the work that needed to be done but there was no need to do it until this point. the be done but there was no need to do it until this point.— it until this point. the difference between him — it until this point. the difference between him and _ it until this point. the difference between him and his— it until this point. the difference between him and his good i it until this point. the difference | between him and his good friend donald trump as trump took over an established political structure and nigel farage has tried three times to grow the party from the base. basically it is the same thing, it just got a rebrand, but after we left the european parliament it was put on ice. richard tice pumped some money and kept it ticking over under the new nomenclature and then when the new nomenclature and then when the snap election was called... do not think he would be better parachuting into the conservative party? parachuting into the conservative pa ? . , parachuting into t

sovereignty has no no sense. that is, we have a complex economy, we are developing, trade turnover with the necased by 40% in the twenty-third year, today it has reached 7 billion dollars, with the countries of the european union, it is only 2.5 billion dollars, although an increase of 23%, as it was before, and the main positions of armenia's export are raw materials, there 25% and tourism 15% ian cannot help but see these figures, why in this case is he so-so... the thing is that this is an attempt to sit on two chairs, he said that we are leaving the collective security treaty, we will leave from the collective security treaty, when we decide, no dates, nothing has been appointed, but he remains in the ias, and he understands this, moreover, as if all these relations of excluding russia from the cooperation process, well, frankly speaking, such a very short-sighted position, because today , what a surprise, an ethnic azerbaijani has become the president of iran, yes, who is unlikely to spoil relations with azerbaijan, therefore armenia is not expected in the european union and not because, a

it is a neck-in-nec race.n fetterman joins us to interpret the vibes. >>> and what went wrong, inside the u.s.'s chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, what the biden administration is saying about the report. we are back in 90 seconds. in 90. s d i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >>> the trump election play list is on repeat and the tune that keeps on playing is fraud. democrats are cheating by investigating him or convicting him for crimes he committed and democrats will cheat president help of the media tomorrow night at the debate. none of this is true, but donald trump is still saying it over and over and over again. joining us now, former democratic senator, barbara boxer, and former republican congressman, charlie dent. he says this stuff so much, fraud, fraud, fraud, everyone's cheating, i'm the victim, and some of it can seem like white noise. i wonder, as you listen to this, and yo

she was undersecretary of of the treasury for international affairs and had an earlier stint at the nec in fact, prior to this. edge is also serve at the brookings institution and taught at m.i.t. she has a masters and phd in economics from harvard. so with that on delighted to welcome lael brainard to the stage. [applause] >> well, it's great to be here, and i want to thank matt goodman and michael froman for inviting me who i've had both have working with many types and to blair for joining for the fully great conversation on the u.s. economy. this conversation, at a good time because today we are at a turning point. inflation is not back down to pre-pandemic levels and that means the focus needs to be on safeguarding the gains, the important gains we've made in the labor market. .. convinced this combination of a large decline in inflation along with continued solid expansion that we're seeing today just couldn't happen. they predicted inflation could only be brought back down at the cost of >> >> believe the decline in inflation would require a major slowdown. in fact, inflation has

people here at the nec outside birmingham . it's the nec outside birmingham. it's for me.des. normally these conferences are in a, in a in a city in manchester, liverpool, birmingham or even london because that suits the corporates. it suits the lobbyists. but this is held in the middle of nowhere outside birmingham, surrounded by massive car parks. but that suits members. that suits real people and that energy. i think, patrick, is what you're seeing come through at this reform uk conference, you played out the interview i did earlier with with nigel farage. he gives himself 8 to 1. on being prime minister in 2029, which is something i mean, i will give it 100 to 1. but you know, he's ever the optimist, isn't he? he's got to get 321 more mps than he's got to get to get a majority in the house of commons, he said. is it probable ? commons, he said. is it probable? no. is it possible anything's possible, i've sent you a whatsapp, patrick, in your in your phone. you'll see farage early being sung to by members. you might might enjoy it. >> well, i've got it. so basically i h

the nec, which is the body which we knew a lot about dunng body which we knew a lot about during the years, they are overseeing the whole party on behalf of members and unions and the like and mps, and they have red flagged this issue of this removal of this benefit. but they're worried that they step in now. it's too soon. ten, ten weeks into to a five year government. it might might make them the centre of, of this kind of opposition to keir starmer before this government's got going. so it's a big issue. and that's why i think we're hearing it from unite. there'll be a vote later. again, not binding from members here about that issue of this winter fuel payment, a massive miss, i would say a badly sold policy to the uk, given it was not even in the party. >> the party manifesto and just finally many of our readers readers, i keep saying that this newspaper background for you, chris, many of our viewers are asking, is there any sign of keir starmer's boss that sue gray? yet there ? gray? yet there? >> she's not here. we understand now. i saw her this time last year at the labour co

morning morning morning both from here from a very bracing nec here in birmingham . bracing nec hereman and others. it's a real moment, i think. i think this to party mark its five mps that it won in that general election campaign just in july. won in that general election campaign just in july . we'll be campaign just in july. we'll be having a there's a party here later. they call it the like of which hasn't been seen on these shores for many years. so they're planning a big party, a big celebration of those wins. will hear speeches as i said there from richard tice and lee anderson to give you a flavour of the speeches which the members here will be hearing from richard tice will attack the negligent folly of net zero, an extremist cult. he'll call it. he'll say. ed miliband, the climate change secretary, is the most dangerous man to the british economy. he says other countries are laughing at the uk for not mining or coal, or taking our oil out to keep the lights on in this country. it's a gross negligence, he'll say on our part, to impoverish our economy. and lee anderson, of co

>> well, it's a private matter, i think it was reported to the nec of the labour party, a private matterthe labour party and they have processes, they have a they have a they have a process . a they have a process. >> i would have taken the whip away instantly. >> why has he still got the whip? yeah >> it's just it's an excellent question. i mean, you'll have to try and get the chief whip on here and speak to them about it, but i dare, would he? >> he wouldn't dare. >> he wouldn't dare. >> i can assure you. i can assure you, if i was in the bev turner in the whips office, i would have advised to suspend him, because i think it was completely inappropriate for the labour party to be the party of social justice and higher standards of living, and try and push that in social housing, when as a private landlord, he can't even get his hmos right. i completely agree with that. yeah, yeah. >> well, based on rachel reeves going back to rachel reeves, her performance so far , i don't performance so far, i don't think she's been very good. >> i think she's been awful. i think she's. i mean, if you

but the nec is not sure whether to raise it now or let starmer and the team get on with it because theyent. for five years. we are just ten weeks in and it does feel in some ways more of the same of this lack of discipline that's run over from the tory government to the new labour one. >> quite a few frustrated members in that room with everything that's going on in the press over freebie gate. sue gray as well. and of course, as you say, the question of winter fuel payments, that's not something that many labour party members , i imagine are very members, i imagine are very happy about. but christopher, i'll catch you later. thank you very much indeed, christopher. hope our political editor there in liverpool at labour's party conference day one. well, with me in the studio is baroness claire fox. we also have anna denham from the telegraph and we have candice holdsworth to thank you very much , claire was always you very much, claire was always going to be a bit tricky for angela rayner day one of the conference to try and rally the troops. sell what she's going to do for the country.

and good morning ali and morning ben here from birmingham, the nec, the national exhibition centre.s part of this, of this party over the shoulder of the camera operator, i can see a pick and mix stall and in a sense this party is like a sort of toddler on a sugar rush of that excitement from winning five mps back in july. but the hard yards, adolescence and the rest start shortly as they try and progress forward to the next election where they actually want to win it. now nigel farage have interviewed him just on the stand moments ago for my podcast, chopper's political podcast out tomorrow morning. he said he's now 6 to 1 to be prime minister in 2029. now that is a thatis minister in 2029. now that is a that is a zillion miles away from where we are now politically , five mps to 326 politically, five mps to 326 mps. that's more than half of mps. that's more than half of mps in the house of commons is a huge step to make, given how weighted against the reform party and any new party our political system is. but the plumbing, the back office stuff starts to now because at 1115 this

nigel farage received a standing ovation as he entered the main hall of the party's conference at the nec in birmingham. mr farage has said the conference marks the coming of age of the party. earlier deputy leader of reform uk, richard tice said nigel farage's relationship with former us president donald trump is to the benefit of the country. asked if he thought the party leader was distracted from his constituency dufies distracted from his constituency duties by his trips to the us, mr tice told reporters far from it . well, tory party leader it. well, tory party leader hopeful richard jenrick has warned that english identity is under threat. he claims the ties that bind the nation together are beginning to fray due to mass immigration and woke culture. jenrick says immigration has had a clear impact on the culture, customs and cohesion of the country. mr jenrick is also suggested that it was a contributing factor to last summer's. this summer's riots, with unrest spreading of course, across the country in the wake of the southport knife attack, which killed three young girls . a campa

they've both set off on another mammoth challenge, walking all the way from emma's home in newport to the necperson everything that i'm doing. i wish she could see what i was doing, but i think she would be proud of me. i hope she would. and ijust want to keep her memory alive and for everybody to remember brody�*s name. emma webbjoins us now. that is a reminder, emma, and lovely to see you, by the way, this morning. it is a reminder of the extraordinaryjourney morning. it is a reminder of the extraordinary journey you morning. it is a reminder of the extraordinaryjourney you have been on since he first took that horse out and decided to take it for a pretty long walk. out and decided to take it for a pretty long walk-— out and decided to take it for a pretty long walk. that's right, yes. i wasn't intending _ pretty long walk. that's right, yes. i wasn't intending on _ pretty long walk. that's right, yes. i wasn't intending on doing - pretty long walk. that's right, yes. | i wasn't intending on doing another walk with him but i was invited to the national equine expedition last march and i to

limited company, and what is changing as he will hand that back to the in birmingham where doors of the nec is being held, and from conversations i have been having with senior figures in the party, there is a buoyant mood after their success in the general election, they won 14% of the vote and five mps. but nigel farage handing over leadership as an indication of the more challenging conversations happening behind the scenes. they have ambitious targets to target labour held areas. but they know they are not ready to do that, they need to professionalise what has been quite and insurgents, a start—up style party, and so there will be a conversation about how to professionalise the party, a constitution will be decided on, so it is quite a significant movement in theirjourney as a political party. in their “ourney as a political .a . ., , in their “ourney as a political party. harry, thank you very much for that. party. harry, thank you very much for that- it — party. harry, thank you very much for that. n is — party. harry, thank you very much for that. it is 6:15am. _ party. harry, thank