hi, siobhan. hi. minister david gauke, who among other things, relevantly, was chief secretary to the treasury. hi, david. what did you think of that interview? well, there's a lot of expectation management now happening. rather belatedly. until very recently, what we were getting from the treasury, including the chancellor of the exchequer, was, you know, tax cuts on the way, which i have to say is an old hand at the treasury sounded very strange to me, because you usually want to have a bit of a surprise. but i've always been a little bit sceptical that there was going to be quite as much money knocking around for tax cuts come the budget. we're in a pretty constrained position, the spending plans, frankly, for 2025 onwards, don't look terribly credible to me, i think they're much tighter than any government will be able to deliver. we've also got, we mustn't ignore the fact that the priority tax cut for the is going to be fuel duty and stopping that rise, and that is going to cost 5 million quid or

allthe chris, siobhan, all the fabulous chris, siobhan, allthe fabulous labour team that we've had ofrs who have _ had of activists and volunteers who have pounded the streets in all weathers over the last week, _ all weathers over the last week, so thank you. most of all though. — week, so thank you. most of all though. to _ week, so thank you. most of all though, i'd like to say thank you — though, i'd like to say thank you to — though, i'd like to say thank you to the residents and people of kingswood. your honesty, your— of kingswood. your honesty, your frankness has helped keep my campaign rooted in the issues _ my campaign rooted in the issues that are really impacting our community — the cost _ impacting our community — the cost crisis. _ impacting our community — the cost crisis, safety on our streets. _ cost crisis, safety on our streets, in the nhs. thank you for giving — streets, in the nhs. thank you for giving me your trust and for giving me your trust and for allowing me to serve the community that i'm from. it's a trust _ community that i'm from. it's a trust that— comm

let's speak to a lot of siobhan who was the founder and the rest of the guys are based. think tank pals thing for a strategic studies. joining us from paris, mister siobhan, good to have you with us on al jazeera. if we may begin with the egypt and education position, it's said all along is that it won't allow for a mass displacement of palestinians across the border from a fund that simply is a red line. but what can cairo really do if not offensive, be good if they is really offensive on graph begins. i mean, is this just all talk by egypt or, or kind of practically take steps? what a good afternoon to you that in on to your audience, the jeep shouldn't made it to clear the daily lives of the war that they will not allow. the bless meant, the displacement of the but it's 10 to send. i, essentially, the egyptian mobilize some sort of tax them to the board of the they've been tight, send the war. they made the clear that they will not allow this to happen. but in drop out there are 1500000000, but it stayed in the phone, didn't do my phone with them. so no other way i bo

have given us far more than the one of these a $1000000000.00 that they gave to the bbm government siobhan, should each government, if the method was meant for direct, then i'm sure we would receive lots of money like new cream did. so going against russia, but i noticed that the sites, the story, everybody knows this, i, for that mr. garden, do send you to back to that are invested to us and to back as not in the stuff that my jeep the discussion they had. and the kind of absolutely intangible discussion on the removal of a democratic p like elected prime minister, simply because the coverage by an administration does like him. and i really want to clarify at this point in time that nobody here is anti america. no one he is on to you to be a nobody. i mean, i'll be, but i sitting there off, i'm just sitting there or is it just the thing that they, i mean, the decent living problems with the fact that the state department, under biotech ministration decide to look at that for this example. look at what they're doing and palestine look at what they've done. and then you clean. i see that as

and, you know, siobhan macdonald from the labour party is under an job at highlighting an excellent jobu that. and the reality is, you know, say, oh, that. and the reality is, you know, say, oh, let's know, when people say, oh, let's start building greenfield, that doesn't mean we start building on want doesn't mean we start building on start want doesn't mean we start building on start building want doesn't mean we start building on start building where want doesn't mean we start building on start building where we want doesn't mean we start building on start building where we can. nt to start building where we can. >> yeah . i mean, one of the >> yeah. i mean, one of the arguments that's been put is that post 1945, one of the solutions, obviously was a huge amount of rebuilding needed to be 30% of london's housing stock severely damaged, prefabs severely damaged, etc. prefabs of course, were actually quite effective . i'm not suggesting we effective. i'm not suggesting we go them, but they were go back to them, but they were quite the concept quite effective. but the concept of towns,

siobhan, to all the fabulous labour team that we have had of activist and volunteers who have poundedesty and your frankness has has helped keep my campaign rooted in the issues that are really impacting our community. the cost of living crisis , safety on our living crisis, safety on our streets and the nhs . thank you streets and the nhs. thank you for giving me your trust and for allowing me to serve the community that i'm from . it's community that i'm from. it's a trust that i promise to repay to show you that politics can be different, and that it can make a difference . in kingswood , as a difference. in kingswood, as across the country , 14 years of across the country, 14 years of conservative government have sucked the hope out of our country . see, there is a feeling country. see, there is a feeling that no matter how hard you work, you just can't afford , and work, you just can't afford, and that with rishi's recession , that with rishi's recession, we're left again paying more and getting less . it doesn't have to getting less. it doesn't have to be this way . you know it,