of new labour or ii sssns si— better 13 years of new labour or is sssns si iis— better 13 years of new , isi— mark, i heard your earlier piece , isi ss— mark, i heard your earlier piece , isi ss isss— mark, i heard your earlier piece , but we have not— mark, i heard your earlier piece , but we have not delivered insni— , but we have not delivered brexit properly— , but we have not delivered brexit properly .— , but we have not delivered brexit properly . we've betrayed brexit properly. we've betrayed isnisii— brexit properly. we've betrayed northern ireland— brexit properly. we've betrayed northern ireland or the tories isss— northern ireland or the tories have betrayed— northern ireland or the tories have betrayed northern ireland ssnsisisis— have betrayed northern ireland ssnsisisis sni— have betrayed northern ireland completely and left it behind in the completely and left it behind in is is— completely and left it behind in is is .— completely and left it behind in is is . sis-ss— completely and left it behind in the eu . we've got— completely and left it behind in the eu . we've g

of new labour or is yeorc or— better 13 years of new labour or is yeorc or rre— better 13 years of newr earlier piece . but we rowe— mark, i heard your earlier piece , but we have not— mark, i heard your earlier piece , but we have not delivered rrexir— , but we have not delivered brexit properly— , but we have not delivered brexit properly .— , but we have not delivered brexit properly . we've betrayed brexit properly. we've betrayed worrrerr— brexit properly. we've betrayed northern ireland— brexit properly. we've betrayed northern ireland or the tories rowe— northern ireland or the tories have betrayed— northern ireland or the tories have betrayed northern ireland corrrrlerely— have betrayed northern ireland completely oro— have betrayed northern ireland completely and left it behind in the completely and left it behind in tre iw— completely and left it behind in tre iu .— completely and left it behind in tre iu . we-ye— completely and left it behind in the eu . we've got— completely and left it behind in the eu . we've got the nonsense the eu. we've got the nonsense of the eu. we'v

well, the labour— will be new labour on steroids. doesn't care if his priorities sound conservative. fibrin his priorities sound— conservative. well, let's let's take a look at what he said earlier this morning. you've been drifting away from working people for long time and people for a long time and that's unforgivable . that's why that's unforgivable. that's why i say this project— that's unforgivable. that's why i say this project goes- l. “713g that's why i say this project goes further eni— i say this project goes further and deeper— i say this project goes further and deeper than— i say this project goes further and deeper than new labour's rewiring— and deeper than new labour's renriiing ei— and deeper than new labour's rewriting of clause four. " rewriting of clause four. this ibis— rewriting of clause four. this ibis is— rewriting of clause four. this this is about— rewriting of clause four. this this is about rolling up our sleeves , changing our entire sleeves, changing our entire culture , our it's our dna . who culture,

your stuff you said there had been a| stuff you said there had been a mismatch in the needs for new labourting at, describe what you mean the. in you're getting at, describe what you mean the. in general we see a _ what you mean the. in general we see a pretty _ what you mean the. in general we see a pretty educated i what you mean the. in generall we see a pretty educated young population, but a desire to take that education and work in fields such as consumer technology are some of the higher tech sectors of the economy, perhaps more remunerated professions, and less desire generally among younger graduates to work in the manufacturing sector. so first of all there is the desired set of professions and second, the set of categories in which people have trained, take again the example of education, you have demographics such that we will probably need fewer educators in the future yet this is still a significant proportion of couege a significant proportion of college graduates, as one example. you have also seen in the last few years a number of regulatory efforts in various sectors that

so no new new labour to kick off rnrs— no new new labour to kick off we secdan— no new new labour to , but sir keir starmer— some willing to fight, but sir keir starmer has— some willing to fight, but sir keir starmer has said he does nar— keir starmer has said he does nar cae— keir starmer has said he does nar r— keir starmer has said he does not care if people— keir starmer has said he does not care if people think he is conservative,— not care if people think he is conservative, as— not care if people think he is conservative, as he promised. rne— conservative, as he promised. rne near— conservative, as he promised. the next government will be new raaaur— the next government will be new ranaur an— the next government will be new labour on steroids— the next government will be new labour on steroids is so i mean, dds— labour on steroids is so i mean, its rnreresdnd— labour on steroids is so i mean, it's interesting that, you know, the conservative _ it's interesting that, you know, the conservative government have sort the conservative government have san ar— the conservative govern

so no new new labour to kick off rnrs— no new new labour to kick off we secdan— no new new labour to keir starmer— some willing to fight, but sir keir starmer has— some willing to fight, but sir keir starmer has said he does nar— keir starmer has said he does nar cae— keir starmer has said he does nar r— keir starmer has said he does not care if people— keir starmer has said he does not care if people think he is conservative,— not care if people think he is conservative, as— not care if people think he is conservative, as he promised. rne— conservative, as he promised. rne near— conservative, as he promised. the next government will be new raaaur— the next government will be new ranaur an— the next government will be new labour on steroids— the next government will be new labour on steroids is so i mean, dds— labour on steroids is so i mean, its rnreresdnd— labour on steroids is so i mean, it's interesting that, you know, the conservative _ it's interesting that, you know, the conservative government have sort the conservative government have san ar— the conservative government have

in homage to labour's new policy proposals thet— to labour's new policy proposals thet whh— to labour's laws are expected to restrict gambling for those emter— restrict gambling for those enterta— restrict gambling for those under 25, which really begs the peeethem— under 25, which really begs the peeethem whem— under 25, which really begs the question when does an adult tretw— question when does an adult trehw eeeme— question when does an adult truly become an— question when does an adult truly become an adult? well, who better— truly become an adult? well, who hetter te— truly become an adult? well, who hetter te eet— truly become an adult? well, who better to ask than— truly become an adult? well, who better to ask than the british pehthee— better to ask than the british pehhhee vex— better to ask than the british public? vox populi. vox day. we met— public? vox populi. vox day. we eehetlthe— public? vox populi. vox day. we askedlthe voting— public? vox populi. vox day. we asked the voting age should asked if the voting age should be asked if the voting age should he teweret— asked i

and well, new labour swis— , he is. and well, new labour swiis sss— , he is. yeah, yeah. well-be coming to on. well we'll be coming to on iahsws-s— well we'll be coming to on labour's woes— well we'll be coming to on labour's woes a— well we'll be coming to on labour's woes a little more sssaii— labour's woes a little more detail later. _ labour's woes a little more detail later. son- labour's woes a little more detail later. t“ first detail later. son francis, a major story. major celebrity story. absolutely. your major celebrity story. - absolutely. .your favourite. absolutely. it's your favourite. simsm— absolutely. it's your favourite. simsm is-s— absolutely. it's your favourite. simon. it's philip— absolutely. it's your favourite. simon. it's philip schofield . i simon. it's philip schofield. i msw— simon. it's philip schofield. i hhsw yss— simon. it's philip schofield. i msw yss a— simon. it's philip schofield. i know you're a big fan. so anyway , ihiiih— know you're a big fan. so anyway , ihiiih has— know you're a big fan. so anyway , philip has hired— k

in— to go back to the pre—new labour yoons in tno— to go back to the pre—new labour years in the 1990sre's immigration. so there's totinitoiy— immigration. so there's definitely a— immigration. so there's definitely a lot of space in tuition— definitely a lot of space in british politics— definitely a lot of space in british politics for parties tnot— british politics for parties tnot ono— british politics for parties that are taking the conservatives on on those i— conservatives on on those issues. i think— conservatives on on those issues. i think the problem, nontiouioniy— issues. i think the problem, particularly for— issues. i think the problem, particularly for reform at the nnonnont— particularly for reform at the nnonnont is— particularly for reform at the moment, is that— particularly for reform at the moment, is that lots of voters ton-t— moment, is that lots of voters ton-t nooiiy— moment, is that lots of voters don't really know— moment, is that lots of voters don't really know what reform is. tots— don't really know what reform is. iots ot— don't really know what reform is

in— to go back to the pre—new labour yoors in ino— to go back to the pre—new labour years in the 1990sion. so there's doiiniioiy— immigration. so there's definitely a— immigration. so there's definitely a lot of space in onion— definitely a lot of space in british politics— definitely a lot of space in british politics for parties inor— british politics for parties do oro— british politics for parties that are taking the conservatives on on those i— conservatives on on those issues. i think— conservatives on on those issues. i think the problem, noniouioriy— issues. i think the problem, particularly for— issues. i think the problem, particularly for reform at the rnornoni— particularly for reform at the rnornoni is— particularly for reform at the moment, is that— particularly for reform at the moment, is that lots of voters don-i— moment, is that lots of voters don-i rooiiy— moment, is that lots of voters don't really know— moment, is that lots of voters don't really know what reform is. nois— don't really know what reform is. iois oi— don't really know what reform is. lots of voters—

and well, new labour swis— , he is. and well, new labour swiis sss— , he is. yeah, yeah. well-be coming to on. well we'll be coming to on iahsws-s— well we'll be coming to on labour's woes— well we'll be coming to on labour's woes a— well we'll be coming to on labour's woes a little more sssaii— labour's woes a little more detail later. _ labour's woes a little more detail later. son- labour's woes a little more detail later. t“ first detail later. son francis, a major story. major celebrity story. absolutely. your major celebrity story. - absolutely. .your favourite. absolutely. it's your favourite. simsm— absolutely. it's your favourite. simsm is-s— absolutely. it's your favourite. simon. it's philip— absolutely. it's your favourite. simon. it's philip schofield . i simon. it's philip schofield. i msw— simon. it's philip schofield. i hhsw yss— simon. it's philip schofield. i msw yss a— simon. it's philip schofield. i know you're a big fan. so anyway , ihiiih— know you're a big fan. so anyway , ihiiih has— know you're a big fan. so anyway , philip has hired— k

- clear to me that welby is kind of a new labour figure of like a new labour figure personally:— of likes fails, mopoay— policy which he advocates fails, mopoay moras— policy which he advocates fails, nobody holds them accountable for nobody holds them accountable ror ir— nobody holds them accountable for rr wim— nobody holds them accountable for rr wrm am— nobody holds them accountable for it with an elected politician,— for it with an elected politician, you go to the people:— politician, you go to the peopler you _ politician, you go to the people, you get a mandate. if you— people, you get a mandate. if you ao— people, you get a mandate. if you do whar— people, you get a mandate. if you do what you— people, you get a mandate. if you do what you said you were going— you do what you said you were going ro— you do what you said you were going o oo— you do what you said you were going ac do, you— you do what you said you were going to do, you get voted in agar. — going to do, you get voted in agar. m— going to do, you get voted in apam. rr you— going to do, you get voted in again. if you

- clear to me that welby is kind of a new labour figure of like a new labour figure personally:— of likes fails, mopoay— policy which he advocates fails, mopoay moras— policy which he advocates fails, nobody holds them accountable for nobody holds them accountable ror ir— nobody holds them accountable for rr wim— nobody holds them accountable for rr wrm am— nobody holds them accountable for it with an elected politician,— for it with an elected politician, you go to the people:— politician, you go to the peopler you _ politician, you go to the people, you get a mandate. if you— people, you get a mandate. if you ao— people, you get a mandate. if you do whar— people, you get a mandate. if you do what you— people, you get a mandate. if you do what you said you were going— you do what you said you were going ro— you do what you said you were going o oo— you do what you said you were going ac do, you— you do what you said you were going to do, you get voted in agar. — going to do, you get voted in agar. m— going to do, you get voted in apam. rr you— going to do, you get voted in again. if you

he medway, stoke-on-trent, and a new labour leader there.— labour leader there.constituency was very soundly won by the conservative party. this must feel very much like an important victory. for sir keir starmer and the labour party. he is going over to do a radio interview. are we going to take this? no, we are not. we will go to our political correspondent who has some more information about medway. over to you. 5ir who has some more information about medway. over to you.— medway. over to you. sir keir starmer mentioned _ medway. over to you. sir keir starmer mentioned three i medway. over to you. sir keir i starmer mentioned three councils, three council areas that labour have won. medway in kent, taken from the conservatives, stoke—on—trent and staffordshire, it was a hung council and no one had a majority, it is now and no one had a majority, it is now a labour majority and the same goes for plymouth in the south—west, that was hung and now has a labour majority. let's have a look in more detail at each of these seats. medway in kent, this had been conserva

fantastic news. laboure party needs a strong showing to prove its lead in opinion polls can bring in results. in a first for elections in england, photo id was required a polling stations, which left them unable to vote, it is too soon to say what impact the change has had. 0nly around one quarter of the councils holding elections are counting votes overnight, early results will not give anything like the full picture. but in the hours ahead, these local elections will be closely watched as a crucial test of the national political picture. jonathan blake, bbc news. all the local results will be available online. to see who won in your local area, you can use our postcode checker which is available on the bbc news website and on our app. in other news, ukraine's air force has shot down one of its own drones which it says had lost control above central kyiv. there were explosions for around 15—20 minutes yesterday evening as air defence tried to shoot it down in an area near the president's office. the air fo

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telegraph and labour find new ways— telegraph and labour find new ways-geome- telegraph and labourbattle of orgreave, which i don't really know much about. but apparently it a very important moment it was a very important moment in the clash during king thatcher's era. yeah, and it remains as some people feel unexamined. yeah, remains as some people feel unexamined . yeah, yeah, yeah. it unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it was unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it o tug— unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it o ttg teat.— unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it o ttg teet- — unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it was a big deal. but— unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it was a big deal. but i— unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it was a big deal. but i feel- e. "tits? “tilt: yeah, yeah, yeah. it was a big deal. ”tit; was a big deal. but i feel i pity was a big deal. but i feel i pity the fool that has to read the 86 page policy handbook. i mean, the fact that they're bringing fox hunting bringing back fox hunting back. can we it, guys? let's can we leave it, guys? let's leave was of leave it. this was most of the 90s

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news. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says local authorities in england will be allowed to build homes circumstances, if his party wins the next general election. he says a labour government would be determined to increase house—building, which would help more people become homeowners and boost the economy. our home editor, mark easton, has more details. mark. housing in england is a political balancing act. parties try to respond to both the national need for millions more affordable homes and local concerns about new development. this afternoon the labour leader, sir keir starmer, leaned decisively on the side of the developers. we choose the builders, not the blockers. the future, not the past. renewal, not decline. we choose growth. not building on england's green belt is an article of faith for many conservatives, labour also happy to highlight the threat to green spaces in election literature. but now the party says the critical need for affordable homes means the green belt should no longer be a no—go zone for development. it was created to prevent urban sprawl, a barrier betwee

labourioving there's a rizla paper between thein labour news labour related on in labour news laboure a _ snp have, you know, always said they want to see a stop but rouon— they want to see a stop but fallen slightly— they want to see a stop but fallen slightly short of being as strong— fallen slightly short of being as strong os— fallen slightly short of being as strong as starmer is orrogoury— as strong as starmer is allegedly going to be. yeah the sur— allegedly going to be. yeah the sup rs— allegedly going to be. yeah the snp is imploding— allegedly going to be. yeah the snp is imploding since nicola sturgoon— snp is imploding since nicola sturgeon stood— snp is imploding since nicola sturgeon stood down and those woros— sturgeon stood down and those votes are are up— sturgeon stood down and those votes are are up for grabs for labour. — votes are are up for grabs for labour. .— votes are are up for grabs for labour. i would— votes are are up for grabs for labour. i would have thought so i labour. i would have thought so r rnrnk— labour. i would have thought so r rnrnk rnor— labo

news. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says he'll introduce new nhs targets on cutting deaths in englandins the next general election. in a speech in essex, he said the nhs is not sustainable without serious, deep, long—term changes. 0ur political correspondent helen catt reports. at an ambulance station in braintree, with the crews watching on, the labour leader chose to sound an alarm. at the next election, the nhs is on the line. it's not exactly the first time that labour's suggested the nhs would be at stake in an election. but earlier this year, the waiting list for hospital treatment in england hit a record high. sir keir pledged to meet targets that have been missed for years. a&e, back to the four—hour target. no backsliding, no excuses. we will meet these standards again, we will get the nhs back on its feet. there were new targets, too, for treating the biggest killers. heart attacks and strokes. we'll get them down by a quarter within a decade. two — cancer. we will make sure 75% of all cancer is diagnosed at stage one or two. as for the how, labour's suggesting a shift towar

— people abandoned tony blair and the new labour project because they— the new labour project becauseeekend. hat we've seen over the weekend. tenterateree— we've seen over the weekend. temperatures mid to perhaps upper— temperatures mid to perhaps eeter teene— temperatures mid to perhaps eeter teene at— temperatures mid to perhaps upper teens at best, driest in tne— upper teens at best, driest in tne-witn— upper teens at best, driest in the .with-lightest. upper teens at best, driest in the with lightest winds the west with the lightest winds .—eentineing- the west with the lightest winds ._continuing then. . so showers continuing then inte— . so showers continuing then inte-evening- . so showers continuing then into-evening for- . so showers continuing then into evening for time into monday evening for time tetere— into monday evening for time tetere-te— into monday evening for time before-to fade- into monday evening for time before-to fade as- into monday evening for time before to fade as we before tending to fade as we ieee— before tending to fade as we ieee tne— before tending t

here's how the new ieoter ot— labour party. here's how the new ieoter ot the— labour party. ed vince maple. he's now the new leader here— guy called vince maple. he's now the new leader here of medway comet.— the new leader here of medway cowmeii. woe— the new leader here of medway council. was this— the new leader here of medway council. was this a reasonable wav— council. was this a reasonable wow to— council. was this a reasonable way to behave? _ council. was this a reasonable way to behave? i— council. was this a reasonable way to behave? . ff way to behave? i know vince maple and i can imagine him doing just that. he was obviously so delighted about about the victory that , of about the victory that, of course, he should be allowed to actually celebrate it in that kind of way. now, having a lot of fun. phil, when you've won an eieetiom— of fun. phil, when you've won an eieetiom howe— of fun. phil, when you've won an election, have you— of fun. phil, when you've won an election, have you ever- " phil, when you've won an election, have you ever run with wow— election, hav

meanwhile the party says it has plans to create 80,000 new jobs in the car industry. laboures to achieve its goal— part finance eight factories to achieve its goal ._ part finance eight factories to achieve its goal . it will also achieve its goal. it will also help— achieve its goal. it will also heir to— achieve its goal. it will also heir to pover— achieve its goal. it will also help to power nearly 2 million eieotrio— help to power nearly 2 million electric vehicles— help to power nearly 2 million electric vehicles ._ help to power nearly 2 million electric vehicles . it says the electric vehicles. it says the proposoi— electric vehicles. it says the proposer viii— electric vehicles. it says the proposal will see the west iiitiorrts— proposal will see the west midlands benefit from 28,000 tots— midlands benefit from 28,000 iots ort— midlands benefit from 28,000 jobs and 11,000— midlands benefit from 28,000 jobs and 11,000 roads will be treated— jobs and 11,000 roads will be oreotet irr— jobs and 11,000 roads will be created in the— jobs and 11,000 roads will be created i

so it's really good news for labour— just to one. so it's really good news for labour for stoke. yes. and he was just speaking about "»1; “ »1 1g yes. and he was just speaking about three seash — was just speaking about three seash hhose— was just speaking about three seats. those are— was just speaking about three seats. those are the three parliamentary— seats. those are the three parliamentary seats in stoke on hehh— parliamentary seats in stoke on hehh aw.— parliamentary seats in stoke on wehh oh. wow— parliamentary seats in stoke on trent city. now until 2017 and 20h».— trent city. now until 2017 and zone. hwo— trent city. now until 2017 and zone. hwo oh— trent city. now until 2017 and 2019. two of those seats had ahwaws— 2019. two of those seats had ahwaws heeh— 2019. two of those seats had always been labour. and then hhew— always been labour. and then hhew wehh— always been labour. and then hhew wehh ho— always been labour. and then they went to the _ always been labour. and then they went to the conservatives. it they went to the conservatives. h was— they went to the con

the labour party said that it is nothing new. _ few days. ced policy regardless of those donations. interesting isn't it, that you cannot separate money from politics and this just serves to highlight that once again. it certainly seems to be the case. it certainly seems to be the case. it is it certainly seems to be the case. it is so _ it certainly seems to be the case. it is so interesting i would say i distinguish coley for her comments, we have _ distinguish coley for her comments, we have many of the same issues here on our— we have many of the same issues here on our side _ we have many of the same issues here on our side of— we have many of the same issues here on our side of the pond, the united states that — on our side of the pond, the united states that you do in the uk. ye have _ states that you do in the uk. ye have not had a refinery that has been _ have not had a refinery that has been built— have not had a refinery that has been built here in the united states for several— been built here in the united states for several deca

news. labour's lelr— , says it's good news. labour's lelr srermer— , says it's good news. lot of pressure for families up and down the country . and that's and down the country. and that's why— and down the country. and that's why vveve— and down the country. and that's why per— and down the country. and that's why per re— and down the country. and that's why we've got to stick to our plen— why we've got to stick to our plemlper— why we've got to stick to our plan get inflation down, to plan to get inflation down, to get plan to get inflation down, to per-eme— plan to get inflation down, to per-ml re- plan to get inflation down, to per-ml re per- plan to get inflation down, to get and to get the get growth up and to get the eeemv— get growth up and to get the economy motoring in the way that we economy motoring in the way that veneere— economy motoring in the way that verem. me— economy motoring in the way that we want. the archbishop of we all want. the archbishop of cemetery— we all want. the archbishop of canterbury has— we all want. the archbishop of canterbury has been

new labour on eareeserahy— questions.ting there, i'm getting here.— i'm getting there, i'm getting here. ahe— i'm getting there, i'm getting there. and then— i'm getting there, i'm getting there. and then conservative geverhehrs— there. and then conservative governments have failed consistently _ governments have failed consistently to bring those harhersh— consistently to bring those numbers down— consistently to bring those numbers down because they are rehahr— numbers down because they are rehahrlrhass— numbers down because they are reliant mass immigration to reliant on mass immigration to for reliant on mass immigration to her revv— reliant on mass immigration to for low skilled— reliant on mass immigration to for low skilled labour, mainly . for low skilled labour, mainly. aha— for low skilled labour, mainly. aha r— for low skilled labour, mainly. aha r ee— for low skilled labour, mainly. and i do question how on earth the and i do question how on earth rhe harhersh— and i do question how on earth the numbers can— a

let's get some of the day's other news now. labour next general election. sources suggest the plan would apply to migrants who live permanently in the uk and pay taxes. the conservative party said the plan was "laying the groundwork to drag the uk back into the eu by stealth". scotland's former first minister, nicola sturgeon, "absolutely failed" to deliver for young people, according to scotland's childrens commissioner. bruce adamson says that ms sturgeon didn't tackle child poverty and a rise in mental health issues. the scottish government says its committed to making scotland "the best place in the world" for young people. a suspected drone has disrupted flights at london's second biggest airport. the runway at gatwick was closed for around 50 minutes. 12 aircraft due to land were diverted to other airports during the incident. in december 2018, the airport was shut for more than a day after a drone sighting. the bafta television awards are under way at london's royal festival hall. they recognise the best british tv shows of las

new labour on eareeserahy— questions.ting there, i'm getting here.— i'm getting there, i'm getting here. ahe— i'm getting there, i'm getting there. and then— i'm getting there, i'm getting there. and then conservative geverhehrs— there. and then conservative governments have failed consistently _ governments have failed consistently to bring those harhersh— consistently to bring those numbers down— consistently to bring those numbers down because they are rehahr— numbers down because they are rehahrlrhass— numbers down because they are reliant mass immigration to reliant on mass immigration to for reliant on mass immigration to her revv— reliant on mass immigration to for low skilled— reliant on mass immigration to for low skilled labour, mainly . for low skilled labour, mainly. aha— for low skilled labour, mainly. aha r— for low skilled labour, mainly. aha r ee— for low skilled labour, mainly. and i do question how on earth the and i do question how on earth rhe harhersh— and i do question how on earth the numbers can— a

— but labour's nick thomas—symonds told bbc news his— but labour's nick thomas—symonds a seieiiire by— earlier it planned to launch a satellite by the _ earlier it planned to launch a satellite by the 11th of june to newer— satellite by the 11th of june to nenirer vis— satellite by the 11th of june to monitor us military activities. it monitor us military activities. ii new— monitor us military activities. ii sevs— monitor us military activities. ii sevs ir— monitor us military activities. it now says it will attempt a seseni— it now says it will attempt a second launch— it now says it will attempt a second launch as— it now says it will attempt a second launch as soon as pessiiie— second launch as soon as pessiiie .— second launch as soon as possible . smoke from a wildfire possible. smoke from a wildfire in ine— possible. smoke from a wildfire in the highlands— possible. smoke from a wildfire in the highlands of scotland is visiiie— in the highlands of scotland is visiiie iren — in the highlands of scotland is visible from space. the fire in ine— visible from space. th

at all for labour. isn't great news at all for laboursome of his support he's losing to the greens hehehhhehw— he's losing to the greens potentially to— he's losing to the greens potentially to more far left ewee.— potentially to more far left hehhee. hee— potentially to more far left hehhee. hee — potentially to more far left parties. yes yes- potentially to more far left parties. yes “his �*fhi�*ac parties. yes yes he is. what we've seen from labour in the last six months really is much less of a focus on ideology , less of a focus on ideology, much less a focus on on sort of policy generally what they're doing is painting themselves or attempting to do, i should say, is sort of painting themselves as the competent party. they will fix what's broken . and will fix what's broken. and that's what they're hearing out of focus groups . it's not so of focus groups. it's not so much don't like what much that people don't like what the tories pledges are. it's not that they disagree what that they disagree with what rishi stands for terms ris

, net— exporter of people, but under new labour , net migration new labour, net migration lneeeeel— vickers highlights changes in the way net migration is changes in the way net migration le reeorlel— changes in the way net migration le reeorlel . — changes in the way net migration is recorded . huge— changes in the way net migration is recorded . lgrt is recorded. huge numbers were being missed in the past and actually if you speak to the people responsible for recording, they'll tell you that there difference in there is a huge difference in there is a huge difference in the we're recording. the way that we're recording. and impact is that those and the impact is that those nwrnerel— and the impact is that those numbers are not— and the impact is that those numbers are not being inflated. reel-re— they're actually just being made accurate where previously they wereeeewree-l - accurate where previously they were accurate. there's were in no way accurate. there's eleo— were in no way accurate. there's eleo e— were in no way accurate. there's eleo e pelle— were in no way accurate. th

when new labour took power— migration was 49,097. when new labour took power 107,000. alth. sir neii—very- friends of the commonwealth. sir neii—very naen.| neil, thank you very, very much. rnese— neil, thank you very, very much. these-numbers- neil, thank you very, very much. these - numbers are i these predicted numbers are nassiveiy—inei massively concerning for the wnoie—inail massively concerning for the. whole—that i've whole host of reasons that i've iasi— whole host of reasons that i've iasi oaiiinei— whole host of reasons that i've just outlined right— whole host of reasons that i've just outlined right there. what on eann— just outlined right there. what on earin is— just outlined right there. what on earth is going— just outlined right there. what on earth is going . on it's on earth is going. on it's a goon— on earth is going. on it's a good question. - on earth is going. on it's a good question. . good question. i think it's just it it's clear to see the immigration is clearly not being controlled in any fit capacity . controlled in any fit capacity. it's w

net— exporter of people, but under new labour net migration tmeeeet— new labour net migration increasedy that is less dependent on low skilled foreign labour. meanwhile, the treasury and department, such as education and health, want immigrants to plug and health, want immigrants to plug gaps and to grow our sluggish economy. yet we've a record 5.3 million— sluggish economy. yet we've a record 5.3 million adults- 9 9 i yet we've a record 5.3 million adults on out of record 5.3 million adults on out ot woth— record 5.3 million adults on out of work benefits— record 5.3 million adults on out of work benefits aukus looking at of work benefits aukus looking et the — of work benefits aukus looking at the welfare _ of work benefits aukus looking at the welfare system and ehetttmt— at the welfare system and ensuring that— at the welfare system and ensuring that the incentives are there— ensuring that the incentives are thete tot— ensuring that the incentives are there for some— ensuring that the incentives are there for some of— ensuring that the incentives are there for some of our own people

new labour sir keir starmer sir keir statnet-e— labour sir keir starmer sir keir starmer's new— labourso there you go. have we got sophie reaper . we've got got sophie reaper. we've got sophie reaper. which is frankly more important because we want something to smile about because sophie is up in liverpool well ahead of the big grand final tonight of eurovision . ian and tonight of eurovision. ian and there she is. oh, the royal albert docks, no less , raring to albert docks, no less, raring to go. morning, sophie. yes, very good morning to you both. as you say, we are in liverpool— good morning to you both. as you say, we are in liverpool this- say, we are in liverpool this netntng— say, we are in liverpool this netntng ant— say, we are in liverpool this morning and let— say, we are in liverpool this morning and let me tell you, nere— morning and let me tell you, here comes the— morning and let me tell you, here comes the sun. people have etattet— here comes the sun. people have etattet te— here comes the sun. people have etattet te new— here comes the sun. people have started to pour

tories have been in power ohhchhy— tories have been in powerj officially—new officially longer than new laboursomething— years and ten days. so at least that's something rishi- u?“2 22“ 2 so at least that's something rishi is houhg— that's something rishi is beating labour on at the moment. so beating labour on at the moment. so ho— beating labour on at the moment. so ho cuhou— beating labour on at the moment. so he talked about— beating labour on at the moment. so he talked about the general ohochoh— so he talked about the general election -week. _ so he talked about the general election-week. of- so he talked about the general election week. of course election this week. of course hhshh— election this week. of course hush-h— election this week. of course hhshh-h-uh- election this week. of course rishi-i-win the. election this week. of course. rishi-i-win the next rishi saying i can win the next gohouu— rishi saying i can win the next general election,— rishi saying i can win the next general election, will general election, i will be humo— general election, i will be prime minister.- general

it's— have been in power longer than new labour. it's really, new labour.mortgages-up and of mortgages going up and all of hheh— mortgages going up and all of hheh hhe— mortgages going up and all of that kind-stuff— mortgages going up and all of that kind stuff that that kind of stuff that hasn't yet that kind of stuff that hasn't veh-h.— that kind of stuff that hasn't veh-hlr- that kind of stuff that hasn'ti yet-in..i-there yet kicked in. so i think there are yet kicked in. so i think there r— yet kicked in. so i think there r hhhh— yet kicked in. so i think there are i think they're in a really, reehv— are i think they're in a really, reehv hrhehv— are i think they're in a really, really tricky position. however, his really tricky position. however, hhe hree— really tricky position. however, his tree tells— really tricky position. however, his tree tells us— really tricky position. however, his tree tells us that the eereuhh— his tree tells us that the default vote _ his tree tells us that the default vote in this country is. rerv— default vote in this co

well, thanks out their staffing levels with individ new labour government, to this new labour governmentnailisi— be a nightmare, but i also think that lot businesses now that a lot of businesses are now issiing— that a lot of businesses are now issiing-eui— that a lot of businesses are now looking-cut their- that a lot of businesses are now looking cut their cloth looking at to cut their cloth aeesniingiy. — looking at to cut their cloth accordingly. therefore i've accordingly. so therefore i've in an— accordingly. so therefore i've in an siiiee— accordingly. so therefore i've in an office that's only making.— in an office that's only working, perhaps half a week regaining— working, perhaps half a week regarding energy bills and other sort regarding energy bills and other ssni si— regarding energy bills and other ssni si inaya— regarding energy bills and other sort of inaya stationery costs. it sort of inaya stationery costs. ii migni— sort of inaya stationery costs. ii migni nsn— sort of inaya stationery costs. it might work for— sort of inaya stationery costs. it might work for some. s

well, thanks out their staffing levels with individ new labour government, to this new labour governmentnailisi— be a nightmare, but i also think that lot businesses now that a lot of businesses are now issiing— that a lot of businesses are now issiing-eui— that a lot of businesses are now looking-cut their- that a lot of businesses are now looking cut their cloth looking at to cut their cloth aeesniingiy. — looking at to cut their cloth accordingly. therefore i've accordingly. so therefore i've in an— accordingly. so therefore i've in an siiiee— accordingly. so therefore i've in an office that's only making.— in an office that's only working, perhaps half a week regaining— working, perhaps half a week regarding energy bills and other sort regarding energy bills and other ssni si— regarding energy bills and other ssni si inaya— regarding energy bills and other sort of inaya stationery costs. it sort of inaya stationery costs. ii migni— sort of inaya stationery costs. ii migni nsn— sort of inaya stationery costs. it might work for— sort of inaya stationery costs. it might work for some. s

well, i eerh— worst of new labour. well, i eerh-whh- worst of new labour.

well, i eerh— worst of new labour. well, i eerh-whh- worst of new labour.

starmer could be on his way to downing _ keir starmer could be on his way to downing street and a new labourng the ublic. , . , and that is what you are telling the ublic. , ., , �* , ., and that is what you are telling the ublic. , ._ �*, ., ., public. thursday night's at local elections were _ public. thursday night's at local elections were exactly - public. thursday night's at local elections were exactly that, - public. thursday night's at local. elections were exactly that, local election— elections were exactly that, local election results are not a prediction for the next general election — prediction for the next general election. people do vote differently locally _ election. people do vote differently locally and nationally and one of the reasons i'm confident of labour's _ the reasons i'm confident of labour's ability to win the next general— labour's ability to win the next general election is on two fronts. i spoke _ general election is on two fronts. i spoke to— general election is on two fronts. i spoke to voters in recent weeks in the north—east, south yorkshire, in those _

name one major thing the tories have achieved now you covered new labour and why he's written this pieceously pointed out, it's macmillan famously pointed out, he ewehet— macmillan famously pointed out, it's events which— macmillan famously pointed out, it's events which really determine _ it's events which really determine the fate of a government _ determine the fate of a government .- determine the fate of a government . and they have been government. and they have been extraordinarily— government. and they have been extraordinarily unlucky. the conservatives— extraordinarily unlucky. the conservatives in— extraordinarily unlucky. the conservatives in recent years to go conservatives in recent years to 90 through— conservatives in recent years to 90 through e— conservatives in recent years to go through a pandemic followed by the— go through a pandemic followed by the thet— go through a pandemic followed by the first major— go through a pandemic followed by the first major war in europe for by the first major war in europe tee eewetet— by the first major war in europe for several gene

do you plan to carry that oh. the — government, do you plan to carry that on, the new hospital's programme, under labourhank you. on the _ programme, under labour? thank you. thank you. on the question _ programme, under labour? thank you. thank you. on the question of- programme, under labour? thank you. thank you. on the question of the - thank you. on the question of the workforce of the nhs, my message is clear. first, thank you. you are the light at the end of the tunnel, and we would not have it without you. secondly, there has got to be changed and everybody will have to step up, so i don't think it is a question of distinguishing. i actually think that most of the reforms that we want to carry out will be front line. it will be at the prevention stage, the diagnosis stage. so it will be very front line lead, but everybody across the nhs, in order to sustain the nhs, will have to be part of that change and reform. on a new hospitals, it's hard to say we will continue a plan which isn't really a plan because a0 hospitals are mythical. but, look, i don't dispute that infrastructure and structures a

it would be bad news for labour the news for labour and the conservatives- news for labour and the conservativestt we mteht— social democrats. of starmer and sunak we might stick continue to etet— sunak we might stick continue to ethet wtth— sunak we might stick continue to ethet wtth the — sunak we might stick continue to stick with the one,— sunak we might stick continue to stick with the one, the devil we thew— stick with the one, the devil we knew h— stick with the one, the devil we knew th t— stick with the one, the devil we know in a sense.— stick with the one, the devil we know in a sense. and he's you thew,— know in a sense. and he's you knew me— know in a sense. and he's you know, he's he's— know in a sense. and he's you know, he's he's really bought some steadiness— know, he's he's really bought some steadiness back into oewemmeht— some steadiness back into government which is what the tttet— government which is what the nation needs.— government which is what the nation needs. so— government which is what the nation needs. so i don't rule htm— nation needs. so i don't rule htm ett— na

so in place under a labour government. is not good news?— in place under a labour government. bour party about that _ discipline in the labour party about that and _ discipline in the labour party about that. and we do make sure we don't make _ that. and we do make sure we don't make an _ that. and we do make sure we don't make an announcement without being able to— make an announcement without being able to show. make an announcement without being able to show-— able to show. where as business rates, able to show. where as business rates. £22 _ able to show. where as business rates, £22 billion _ able to show. where as business rates, £22 billion a _ able to show. where as business rates, £22 billion a year? - able to show. where as business rates, £22 billion a year? the i able to show. where as business i rates, £22 billion a year? the idea is we redistribute _ rates, £22 billion a year? the idea is we redistribute taxation - rates, £22 billion a year? the idea is we redistribute taxation from i rates, £22 billion a year? the idea | is we redistribute taxation from the large