angela rayner was at party angela rayner was at the party or what he remember? or not?, i've just told you. okay, on. okay, hold on, hold on, hold on. stop. lied stop. stop talking. so he lied because rayner stop. stop talking. so he lied becausthere rayner stop. stop talking. so he lied becausthere and rayner stop. stop talking. so he lied becausthere and she rayner stop. stop talking. so he lied becausthere and she was. ayner stop. stop talking. so he lied becausthere and she was. what wasn't there and she was. what would that be? what would you call you're your >> i think you're digging your grave legally. >> call that? >> what would you call that? >> what would you call that? >> your grave >> you're digging your grave legally. think he lied >> you're digging your grave legallhe think he lied >> you're digging your grave legallhe itthink he lied >> you're digging your grave legallhe it wasn'te lied >> you're digging your grave legallhe it wasn'te lieyby >> you're digging your grave leg'police it wasn'te lieyby >> you're digging your grave leg'police who: wasn'te liey

jai and caitlin rayner were two of the passengers left behind after paying nearly $2,000 for the trip. it wasn't until we arrived at port on the day, which was what made it so such of a gut punch, they were in brisbane, australia and say just before the quantum of the seas was about to set sail, passengers showing up at the terminal were told they didn't have a cabin. >> it's devastating. like, you know, you like the feeling as well that we got home and we have to unpack all of our bags. it's like it's so sad. >> royal caribbean says the demand for the recent november 28th cruise went beyond the rooms that were available. unfortunately efforts to accommodate everyone who wished to sail fell short for a group of our guests, and some were unable to sail as planned. the cruise line says each impacted guest was given the option of another sail date or a refund and future credit. >> but like the airline industry , cruise lines sometimes will overbook their ships, knowing that people are going to drop off, not show up, etcetera. it's a fairly common practice for that kind of booking. howeve

jai and caitlin rayner were two of the passengers left behind after paying nearly $2,000 for the tripl we arrived at port on the day which was what made it so such of a gut punch. they were in brisbane, australia and say just before the quantum of the seas was about to set sail, passengers showing up at the terminal were told they didn't have a cabin. >> it's devastating. like, you know, you do like the feeling as well that we got home and we have to unpack all of our bags. it's like it's so sad. >> royal caribbean says the demand for the recent november 28th cruise went beyond the rooms that were available. unfortunate efforts to accommodate everyone who wished to sail fell short for a group of our guests, and some were unable to sail as planned. the cruise line says each impacted guest was given the option of another sail date or a refund and future credit. >> like the airline industry, three cruise lines, some times will overbook their ships, knowing that people are going to drop off, not show up, etcetera. it's a fairly common practice for that kind of booking. however, it is very

yeah, a pint with angela rayner.re than anyway, we were than one. um, anyway, we were asking pints. yes we were supposed to be a good laugh, actually. yeah, yeah, genuinely. >> lot people say she's >> a lot of people say she's a really, really, really good fun. >> have that. i've heard >> i have heard that. i've heard that from a few tories. well, apparently good apparently she is very good company. anyway, we've been asking throughout the show asking you throughout the show who with. phil who you'd like a job with. phil says this agrees with you, pat. i pint with i would like to have a pint with winston him. winston churchill. so thank him. and who died for us and the soldiers who died for us to be able to live in our great country. paul says to be able to live in our great coun um, paul says to be able to live in our great coun um, echoing paul says to be able to live in our great coun um, echoing our’aul says this, um, echoing our sentiments. i'd love a pint with nigel farage, our future prime minister. drinking m

. >> look at angela rayner. >> look at angela rayner. >> no no no no no.e labour party, the labour party has not been for working class people since, i don't know, the 19 early 1970s, the labour party say to the millions of say that to the millions of benefit minimum minimum benefit from the minimum minimum wage which tories opposed, benefit from the minimum minimum wage 'we:h tories opposed, benefit from the minimum minimum wage 'we a tories opposed, benefit from the minimum minimum wage 'we a minimum opposed, benefit from the minimum minimum wage 'we a minimum wage sed, that which we a minimum wage was that the wage was actually a the minimum wage was actually a cop because what it did is cop out because what it did is it stagnated wages for about 15 years. so the minimum wage was tony blair's way of keeping labour cheap . so, you know, labour cheap. so, you know, let's not let's not put, um , let's not let's not put, um, nostalgia about the labour party. >> see, matthew upsetting anarchists now, aren't you , anarchists now, aren't you, edwina? oh. with

i remember speaking to rayner herself a few months ago when she told me that her two dreams were to becomethat she received very early after she joined the army. the inappropriate touching, the remarks about her body from superior and colleagues. august 2021, that a turning point when three of her colleagues pinned her down to the ground, sexually assaulted her while others watched and laughed. she also spoke to me about the depression that she suffered, the trauma. she said, i felt a great sense of despair. i asked myself how i could go on with my body tainted. she complained but nothing had happened in the beginning and then she went public with her claims on youtube and social media and even when she got attention, she also received a great deal of online abuse including a death threat. her efforts did pay all, she got a public apology from japan's defence ministry and she is now seen as a symbol for courage but it did come at a heavy price for her. she told me she could no longer go back tojudo or to her. she told me she could no longer go back to judo or to the army, the two things sh

he also does tend to be a lot more candid when he's at these fund rayner's. even though, they are open to the press. i was thinking about this, you remember when he first ran back in 2020, his whole thing was, i am coming out of retirement because of donald trump. i'm coming out of donald, because of charlottesville. the >> battle for the soul of the nation -- >> exactly. and the people coming out of the woods, talking about the replacement theory in all of that. my sense is that he thought he was kind of building on that. it certainly didn't come out that way, that is not me saying that. that is basic reporting that i've done even since those words were uttered by the president. there is a lot, if you can somehow get a sense of cringed through text message, that is what is happening. i'm sure you understand what i mean. even more than courage, they are worried. >> your interview with congressman camilla jayapal, it has gone absolutely viral. i wanna play a part of it just to jog your memory. >> have you talked about it since? >> i have condemned what hamas h

. >> i mean, i remember remember >> i mean, i remember i remember sian massey, i remember amy raynerck two back in, uh, back in two thousand mean, how thousand and seven. i mean, how how so long to get to how it took so long to get to this i'll never know. this point, i'll never know. yeah, seeing females >> especially seeing as females in have had lot in football have had a lot of criticism recently. certainly from one particularly joey barton wasn't it. yeah. ex qpr captain. yeah. and that's captain. yes yeah. and that's your team and you're off to i'm off to watch off to millwall today to watch rangers hopefully a >> yeah. hopefully we got a result and i'm result there last season and i'm hoping another one. we don't hoping for another one. we don't tend that well tend to travel there that well but be travelling tend to travel there that well bustarlyn. be travelling tend to travel there that well bu starlyn. luck travelling tend to travel there that well bu starlyn. luck tra a elling tend to travel there that well bu starlyn. luck tra a taxi ] tend to travel there that well bu st

no, no. >> look, angela rayner stands very firm.end all the money on subsidising students. subsidising university students. she on early she wanted to spend it on early years education because she knows difference that can knows what a difference that can make to working families. so she's got she's got steel and they don't want of they they don't want three of they they don't want three of the three very the same. you've got three very different what we different people. what have we got? got the at the of got? we've got the at the top of the we've got the tory party. we've got a prime minister and deputy prime minister. to minister. um who both went to pubuc minister. um who both went to public go to public school. did they go to pubuc i public school. did they go to public i get public school together? i get confused, think they might have. >> we've had some good economic news for country this >> we've had some good economic news so for country this >> we've had some good economic news so you country this >> we've had some good e

what does angela rayner think about this?'ll probably hear in the sunday newspapers , but this is a sunday newspapers, but this is a mistake. it's not going to lose me election all he has to do is not fall over and you know , say not fall over and you know, say the c—word. but he said the c—word, conservative conservative. >> he said very important. he said an important c word. and actually it makes it much harder for the tories to attack him as being on the far left, as being corbynista with better clothes. he supported him. >> it's been hard to do that for a long time. he did support corbyn and he said, jeremy corbyn and he said, jeremy corbyn is my friend. he now says jeremy corbyn was never my friend. a certain friend. there's a certain inconsistency there. the unions disappeared quite a while ago and they have virtually no influence on the labour party at the moment. >> so his big business, he wants the money. >> it's just like the money. >> it'sjust like blair. i mean, >> it's just like blair. i mean, the labour party c

but as i say, rayner refereeing neisorry, amy rayner refereeing or sorry, she running the line at sheharleton massey as well. very the last very familiar face over the last 15 years or so. i can't believe it's taken what, 16 years to get to this point. it's taken what, 16 years to get to this point . and i think it's to this point. and i think it's afternoon. >> yeah. afternoon. >> oh, 1. afternoon. >> oh, absolutely . yeah. yeah, >> oh, absolutely. yeah. yeah, absolutely. there'll absolutely. but i think there'll be first be more. this will be the first of mean, we're of many. but i mean, we're talking janey frampton last talking to janey frampton last week weren't we. she said it won't immediately won't happen immediately because people trained people have to be trained properly to come properly and have to come through. they're properly and have to come throug have they're properly and have to come throug have to they're properly and have to come throug have to go they're properly and have to come throug have to go through"re gonna have to go through all that. have that. hopefully

deputy leader angela rayner was given the levelling up brief while pat mcfadden, a veteran of tony blair'snment, became national campaign coordinator to gear up the party for the next general election . sir keir starmer went election. sir keir starmer went to france to strengthen his personal relationship with president emmanuel macron. we had a very constructive and positive meeting which, as you can imagine, covered a wide range of issues. >> it was my first opportunity to, um, say how much i value the relationship between our two countries, particularly when it comes to prosperity and security i >> -- >> while the government decides to water down its net zero pledges, the test should be do we have the fairest, credible path to reach net zero by 2050? >> in a way that brings people with us now, since i've become prime minister, i've examined our plans and i don't think they meet that test. >> september finished with a lib dem party conference where members defied the leadership and voted to keep housing targets in england. >> and what people object to about housing development is that th

rayner, you know, voices. to out a grandfather as a miner to make she gets castigated make it. she gets castigated all the was the time. john cruddas was the policy uh, at policy chief when i was, uh, at the of the labour party. the centre of the labour party. and i like john a lot. so he's a mate? well, he's not a mate mate? well, no, he's not a mate because john a because he's always john takes a slightly cynical and slightly aloof and cynical and analytical this analytical perspective. and this is push book. is obviously to push his book. i mean, course keir would mean, um, of course keir would say working. know, he say he is working. you know, he comes working class comes from a working class background he tells it, background and as he tells it, in he mentions in every speech he mentions his dad factory. yes, dad worked in a factory. yes, absolutely. go absolutely. although he did go into management at the end. um, yeah. didn't he own the factory? no, he certainly didn't own the factory. but he did get pr

i angela rayner taking the knee.e interesting . >> it will be interesting. right? uh, let's tell you about, uh, this story from sheffield , uh, this story from sheffield, where one man has died and several others injured after a car ploughed into a crowd of people . people. >> yes. police have arrested one suspect, aged 23, on suspicion of murder and a 55 year old man has also been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder . suspicion of attempted murder. >> emergency services were called to the burngreave area of the city shortly after 2:00, following reports of violence and disorder. that's 2:00 yesterday afternoon . well, yesterday afternoon. well, joining us now is our yorkshire and humber reporter, anna riley . and humber reporter, anna riley. anna, bring us up to date then with exactly what's happened here. >> yes. you may be able to see the police cordon is still in place here behind me. the road close is, um, college close. it's closed from both sides of the road. this incident happened at 2:00 yesterday. but

angela rayner over.dn't even far. maybe didn't even get that far. >> it would be him. >> just knew it would be him. >> just knew it would be him. >> right. okay and what about the what about the royal family is there any predictions for the royal family this year? >> for news from >> just watch out for news from montecito. there are going to be separations within separations and divorces within the family. and remember , the royal family. and remember, it extended . um, but there's it is extended. um, but there's going to be quite some news from montecito, right ? montecito, right? >> right. so it could be a harry and meghan split . uh, that that and meghan split. uh, that that looks on the cards . looks on the cards. >> oh, controversial . >> oh, controversial. >> oh, controversial. >> okay, um, i think we have to leave it. do you mind me? what are you. what are you and the asparagus doing for new year yourself? >> right. so this going yourself? >> cooked'yo this going yourself? >> cooked with s going y

rayner, you know, voices.ss background, not having of, you know, dig having to sort of, you know, dig out miner to out a grandfather as a miner to make gets castigated make it. she gets castigated all the was the the time. john cruddas was the policy uh, at policy chief when i was, uh, at the the labour party. the centre of the labour party. and i like john a lot. so he's a mate? well, he's not a mate mate? well, no, he's not a mate because john a because he's always john takes a slightly cynical and slightly aloof and cynical and analytical this analytical perspective. and this is push book. is obviously to push his book. i mean, course keir would mean, um, of course keir would say working. know, he say he is working. you know, he comes working class comes from a working class background he tells it, background and as he tells it, in speech mentions in every speech he mentions his dad yes, dad worked in a factory. yes, absolutely. although go absolutely. although he did go into at the end. um, into management

i mean that was i remember amy uh, she was the amy rayner, uh, she was the assistant in two assistanteferee back in two thousand and seven at luton town. because remember the luton town. because remember the luton town coming out and town manager coming out and criticising her and making some really remarks really sexist, horrible remarks which really sexist, horrible remarks withe papers that weekend? and of the papers that weekend? and i then, surely i was thinking back then, surely we're going to female we're going to see a female official of official in the middle of the pitch on pitch rather than just on the running running it's running running the line. it's taken that to for taken until now for that to for that to happen. i think that's yeah, it is. >> about that next time yeah, it is. >> come about that next time yeah, it is. >> come in.�*ut that next time yeah, it is. >> come in. absolutelyt time you come in. absolutely >> because there's, >> yeah. because there's, uh, we're now, we're running out of time now, but important but it's a very important subject we be going into.

so let's speak to a farmer and we're joined by one right now, colin rayner .ing to you . thanks very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. is that the case? is this potato and root vegetable shortage happening everywhere? we have had dreadful weather for now for 12 months. >> we had a very dry january and february. we had a very wet march and april and may. we managed to get some of our crops in and then we had scorching hot weather in in may, june and july . and then when we went to harvest their crops, we've had awful weather and the biggest issue is, is that they're still in a lot of the crops in the ground in the uk. so there could be shortages. the farmers won't get paid any more money because we've all signed contracts and we've all signed contracts and we to those suppliers so that we're not going to benefit from any price rises as it's a lose lose situation . lose situation. >> is it lose for you, lose for us, yes. >> my biggest fear is not worrying about how much the customer is going to have to pay for their potato and vegetables if it is avail

yeah i mean i remember back in two thousand and seven, i was at luton town and a lady called amy raynern town and a lady called amylutonar running line. at luton town and a lady called amyluton town running line. at luton town and a lady called amy luton town manager line. at luton town and a lady called amy luton town manager came1e. at luton town and a lady called amyluton town manager came in the luton town manager came in after the match and made some very disparaging remarks about her performance . actually got on her performance. actually got on the of papers that the back page of the papers that day i was working for and, day that i was working for and, you know, it definitely you know, nowadays it definitely be but if you be on the front, but if you think two thousand and think that's two thousand and seven, we haven't think that's two thousand and severanyone we haven't think that's two thousand and severanyone frome haven't think that's two thousand and severanyone from anyven't think that's two thousand and severanyone from any woman, seen anyone go from any woman, go sidelin

i remember seeing amy and remember seeing amy rayner and sian massey the as sian massey running the linelong time coming. it's long overdue. >> you it's thing >> do you think it's a big thing to football having female referee? >> will make no >> hopefully it will make no difference. hopefully will difference. hopefully it will make no difference because it shouldn't make any difference. who's shouldn't make any difference. withey're to get up as they're fit enough to get up and down, they've got eye and down, they've got a good eye for they'll big for detail and they'll make big decisions in big, hot environments. the next step for rebecca be taking rebecca welsh will be taking a hold really big four hold of a really big top four game. arsenal game. liverpool v arsenal something they'll game. liverpool v arsenal sor relaxed they'll game. liverpool v arsenal sor relaxed it? they'll game. liverpool v arsenal sor because it? they'll game. liverpool v arsenal sor because there t? they'll game. liverpool v arsenal sor because there was they'll game. liverpool v arsenal sor because there was q