, teesside, teesside, nonh teesside, teesside, teesside, north wales , scotland, coastal north wales,el industry as well. tidal carbon capture all these great technologies of the future. we've got that plan for growth and we think that will, do what this country needs to do, which is win that global race. and the conservatives are just turning their back on it. >> from blackpool, she >> maria from blackpool, she asked an interesting question. i don't able to don't know if we'll be able to help i guess it's one don't know if we'll be able to helyou. i guess it's one don't know if we'll be able to helyou. as i guess it's one don't know if we'll be able to helyou. as to, guess it's one don't know if we'll be able to helyou. as to, i|uess it's one don't know if we'll be able to helyou. as to, i would :'s one don't know if we'll be able to helyou. as to, i would like re don't know if we'll be able to helyou. as to, i would like to for you. as to, i would like to ask minister sunak for you. as to, i would like to ask he minister sunak for you. as to, i would like to ask he discussed sunak f

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he will be a great mayor and he willjoin other great conservative mayor is like in teesside, deliveringo the labour party. saving the airport, securing a free port, providing jobs and investment, making sure the high streets get the investment they deserve by making sure the treasury sets up a campus in darlington. that is levelling up in darlington. that is levelling up in action! then you go over to the west midlands where we have the great auntie streets. he is delivering for his community, making sure that he secures more investment than wales and scotland combined. he is making sure there are billions being invested in local transport idea smashing his targets all whilst protecting the green i also known know that king duncan up in north yorkshire will do a fantasticjob across the board, that is conservative mayors delivering for their communities. in contrast, just look at what is happening in london with city can. more interested in virtue signalling can actually deliver on. failing on crime, failing on housing and his transport policy is to tax motorists off the road and rename

but it was given to teesside. so again, we don't get nuclear here. yeah, yeah.he whole thing collapsed at moorside . so thing collapsed at moorside. so basically we are basically being quietly neglected while they move all this kind of thing into the areas where i think they've got better links, better transport, more money. >> now, i think, look, overall, you raise a fair point. massive emphasis on the north—east . very emphasis on the north—east. very little said about the northwest. thatis little said about the northwest. that is a very, very fair point. >> thank you. thanks very much . >> thank you. thanks very much. >> thank you. thanks very much. >> okay. we have another nigel in the room . bad luck. u lverston. ulverston. >> what a great place. >> what a great place. >> which is the home of stan laurel, just in case. i know, just in case you didn't know. i know for anybody else listening, nigel, i work in the shipyard down in barrow, and we build the nuclear deterrent for the submarine business. is great for the area . what i'd like to know the area. what

you'll find that if you look in certain constituencies in wales or teesside, as you mentioned, well.ah, but mentioned, as well. yeah, but what have is a political what we do have is a political class that's ignored certain groups um, groups of people. um, you yourself know you've yourself will know that you've tapped into, um , an unsung tapped into, um, an unsung millions when talking about the brexit vote and in, in this case we have many, many people and not just muslims at all who are protesting about key issues. one of those being the issue in gaza and being felt that they're not being heard. now, gaza isn't the straw . it's the straw that broke straw. it's the straw that broke the camel's back. it's the thing that proves that the constituents are not being listened to. >> and that's why galloway, in his acceptance the his acceptance speech in the hall , the first sentence was hall, the first sentence was this is for gaza . this is for gaza. >> well, think it's important >> well, i think it's important that brits, you know, the that the brits, you know, the british people always

eight weeks uh, for the eight weeks time, uh, for the london mayor, for the west midlands mayor for teessideoming up in just a couple of months well, where we'll months time as well, where we'll we see how people actually vote. >> uh, speaking of how people actually george galloway actually vote, george galloway won resoundingly in rochdale last considered a bit of a last week, considered a bit of a firebrand, he has said that this election is going to be, and i quote all about muslims. and yet the conservatives, as we see on the conservatives, as we see on the front of the times this morning, divided over the new definition of extremism , um, and definition of extremism, um, and we've seen in recent weeks the row over failing or whatever you may see of it, to call out islam phobia. does the conservative party have a problem with islamophobia , with muslims ? no islamophobia, with muslims? no i don't think we do. >> and actually we, uh, if i might, there haven't actually been any proposals published yet . the prime minister announced on friday in his address at downing street that extremism