yvette cooper, thank you ve much come clean. yvette cooper, thank you very much for— come clean. you very much for talking to _ come clean. yvette cooper, thank you very much for talking to us. _ let's get more on this with our political correspondent, rajdeep sandhu. much more detail coming out about the chancellor's arrangements. tell us what has transpired today. we do know that he — us what has transpired today. we do know that he did _ us what has transpired today. we do know that he did hold _ us what has transpired today. we do know that he did hold a _ us what has transpired today. we do know that he did hold a green - us what has transpired today. we do know that he did hold a green card l know that he did hold a green card while he was in post as chancellor, a spokesperson has said that he had that because of when he lived and worked in the us, and that he kept hold of it and at the first time he went to the us as chancellor, which went to the us as chancellor, which we believe was october 2021, and he spoke to the authorities there and immediately gave it up. during th

secretary yvette cooper. -- i called.— yvette cooper. -- i called.we have seen over the lastl yvette cooper. -- i called. thank- you. we have seen over the last week this unworkable and desperate attempt to distract from the prime minister's — attempt to distract from the prime minister's lawbreaking, that the home _ minister's lawbreaking, that the home secretary should not go along with because she is undermining not 'ust with because she is undermining not just respect— with because she is undermining not just respect for the rule of law but also at _ just respect for the rule of law but also at her— just respect for the rule of law but also at her office by providing cover— also at her office by providing cover for— also at her office by providing cover for him. the policies she has announced — cover for him. the policies she has announced today are unworkable, unethical— announced today are unworkable, unethical and extortionate, and the cost for— unethical and extortionate, and the cost for the — unethical and extortionate, and the cost for the

how he followed the ministerial code in declaring all his interests but shadow home secretary yvette cooperthey have _ changed their tax arrangements now show that they do recognise - it is a problem but they would not have done that if this had not been | public and that is why ijust do not| understand the chancellor's decision on this. _ i do not understand how rishi sunak would think it was fair. _ what yvette cooper would not commit to was if labour get into government, banning that non—dom status that people are still able to have. that is something that was previously labour policy under jeremy corbyn and ed miliband. they are having a review of that at the moment but she would not be drawn on what a future labour government would do. the lib dems are calling for all government ministers to have to declare whether or not their spouses have non—dom status and make any use of tax havens. that is something they are calling for and something i suspect the opposition is going to be talking about for some time to come. this is bbc world news. the headlines: polls have opened in france in th

yvette cooper spoke earlier. it ethical questions. yvette cooper spoke earlier.— spoke earlier.it is lawful but questions as to _ spoke earlier. it is lawful but questions as to whether - spoke earlier. it is lawful but questions as to whether it i spoke earlier. it is lawful but questions as to whether it is | questions as to whether it is ethicat _ questions as to whether it is ethical. the fact they have changed their tax— ethical. the fact they have changed their tax arrangements now show they do recognise it as a problem but they wouldn't have done that if it hadn't _ they wouldn't have done that if it hadn't been public and that is why i do not _ hadn't been public and that is why i do not understand the chance of the's _ do not understand the chance of the's decision making on this was that i_ the's decision making on this was that i don't— the's decision making on this was that i don't know how rishi sunak could _ that i don't know how rishi sunak could think— that i don't know how rishi sunak could think it was fair. what labour are not saying _ could think it was fair.

yvette cooper, labour shadow home secretary, spoke to the bbc earlier.e had to say about how this has all been handled. it lawful but questions whether it's ethicah _ the fact they have changed their tax arrangements now show they do recognise it is a problem but they wouldn't have done that if this hadn't been public. and that's why i do not understand the chancellor's decision making and i don't _ the chancellor's decision making and i don't understand how rishi sunak would _ i don't understand how rishi sunak would think it was fair.— would think it was fair. labour are not sa in: would think it was fair. labour are not saying which _ would think it was fair. labour are not saying which they _ would think it was fair. labour are not saying which they have - would think it was fair. labour are not saying which they have said i not saying which they have said under previous leaders including jeremy corbyn and ed miliband is that they would ban non—dom status for people living in the uk. that is something the party say they have a review on and they will

yvette cooper, labour shadow home secretary, spoke earlier to the bbc.rangements now show they do recognise it is a problem but they wouldn't have done that if it hadn't been public. political commentator, jo phillips, says launching an inquiry into how the information came out isn't a good move for the chancellor politically. it underlines what he has done. however, it is illegal to leak tax status. there is a vague possibility, i suppose, status. there is a vague possibility, isuppose, of status. there is a vague possibility, i suppose, of some criminal proceedings following. my experience and both of us might have been around long enough to have heard of umpteen leaks and what actually happened, not very much, with the notable exception of gavin williamson who was sacked by theresa may as defence secretary for a leak from the national security council in 2019. i think it probably would have been betterfor the in 2019. i think it probably would have been better for the chancellor to let this go away. he has obviously been forced, he and his wife have b

how he followed the ministerial code in declaring all his interests, but shadow home secretary yvette cooperled. it is lawful, but questions whether it is ethicat — it is lawful, but questions whether it is ethical. the _ it is lawful, but questions whether it is ethical. the fact _ it is lawful, but questions whether it is ethical. the fact they- it is lawful, but questions whether it is ethical. the fact they have - it is ethical. the fact they have changed — it is ethical. the fact they have changed their _ it is ethical. the fact they have changed their tax _ it is ethical. the fact they have changed their tax allegiance i it is ethical. the fact they have l changed their tax allegiance now show— changed their tax allegiance now show that— changed their tax allegiance now show that they _ changed their tax allegiance now show that they do _ changed their tax allegiance now show that they do recognise - changed their tax allegiance now show that they do recognise it i changed their tax allegiance now show that they do recognise it is| changed their tax allegiance now. show that they do re

yvette cooper from will be joining me from kyiv this morning. annel until nine o'clock this morning. we will have the economics editor from the independent and the deputy political editor of the spectatorjoining us later to discuss more on that and what may come next. the chancellor saying he is demanding an inquiry to find out who leaked the information about his wife's tax status. we'll talk about the grand national yesterday. a very dramatic one. a fairy tale finish as we heard earlier. we will be speaking about that in the sport use. the australian grand prix currently under way. the surprise in that. we will get the details later. this is where we say goodbye to viewers on bbc one. we continue on the bbc news channel, sojoin us bbc one. we continue on the bbc news channel, so join us then. and we are going to talk about the grand national now? iiteiihat and we are going to talk about the grand national now?— and we are going to talk about the grand national now? what a way to co. grand national now? what a way to to. 50-1 grand national now?

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we can speak now to shadow home secretary, yvette cooper. thank you forjoining us. good morning.ice officers show, and our emergency services show, every single day. it is notjust when that terrible thing happens. it is, for response officers, they never know what it is they are turning up to. they never know what the situation might be. when you had pcs nicola hughes and fiona bone, they responded to a burglary and they thought that was what they were responding to and they lost their lives. that is why i think this is long overdue. it is a very good campaign and a strong campaign. hopefully people across the country will support it and hopefully the government will as well. does it feel to you _ government will as well. does it feel to you may _ government will as well. does it feel to you may be _ government will as well. does it feel to you may be that - government will as well. does it feel to you may be that perhaps| government will as well. does it i feel to you may be that perhaps in some parts of the emergency services, their work up until this point might have felt a bi