ok, yvette cooper, j we have delivered there.atives on both those issues. just to tell you the very latest on that brigadier i was quoting in sudan, asked about players returning from sudan with empty seats, he has said that the military, sorry, the foreign office, not the military, others determining who is eligible. more at any a moment or two. this is bbc news in the next 60 minutes on the uk top stories together with the latest developments on the major international stories of the day. a cease—fire in sudan and 300 british nationals are flown out of the country these are the pictures is the first flights arrive back here in the uk. and i am louis vonjones, and cyprus, the uk rescue effort and they expect eight flights to leave sudan and bring people to safety here. in other headlines, the opposition activist is now charged with terrorism offences.

labour's shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, says machetes and zombie knives should have been bannedccused the conservative government of consistently failing to keep communities safe. i will never be the mum that i used to be. i will never be the person that i was once. my life has completely changed. so many of the things that were fun to me, that i looked forward to doing and have so much pleasure doing it, i cannot because i remember my son is not there. so when you take a knife, you stab somebody, you are notjust stabbing one person, you are destroying lives. celestina 0lulode, bbc news. a0 holocaust survivors are taking part in the annual march of the living at the former nazi camp of auschwitz, to commemorate the victims of the holocaust. around 10,000 people from all over the world, many of them israeli students, set off from the infamous gate in auschwitz, along the three—kilometre route, to the remains of the auschwitz—birkenau camp. the nazis murdered 1.1 million people at auschwitz in occupied poland, 1 million of them jews, but also poles, roma and soviet prisoners of wa

we'll be talking to the shadow home secretary yvette cooper.lder by the end of the week and into the weekend as we start to pick up milder southerly winds. in the short term, it stays rather chilly, with a lot of cloud around today. some area seeing the sunshine here and there, probably the best of the sunshine across northern scotland where it will remain cold with a northerly wind, some of the showers with the wintry element. single figures this afternoon across northern areas, further south we got the low teens are not feeling too bad in the sunshine. this evening and overnight, many places dry, still the odd wintry shuffle across northern scotland but to weather front start to moving to northern scotland and one in towards the far southwest of england so less cold where we have clear skies —— where we have clear skies, it will be chilly again. one weather front on thursday bringing rain across the south, another one across scotland. this one in scotland is likely to bring sleet and snow over the mountain tops. it will be mostly rain and fur

labour's shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, says machetes and zombie knives should have been bannedto keep communities safe. i will never be the mum that i used to be. i will never be the person that i was once. my life has completely changed. so many of the things that were fun to me, that i looked forward to doing and have so much pleasure doing it, i cannot because i remember my son is not there. so when you take a knife, you stab somebody, you are notjust stabbing one person, you are destroying lives. celestina olulode, bbc news. there's been a slight rise in uk unemployment. new figures show that in the three months to february the jobless rate was 3.8%, up from 3.7% the previous quarter. pay continues to rise sharply, especially in the private sector, but not fast enough to keep up with price rises. our economics correspondent, andy verity, has more details. all good? business has been challenging, up and down. it has been consistently inconsistent. one day we are super busy, we can't keep up. the next day we don't have any work on. a year ago, construction companies like this

just a quick point because the shadow home secretary yvette cooper is here with us on the programme inss the uk, you're watching bbc news. it has just it hasjust gone it has just gone 3am and i have managed to get an hour and a half in, which isn't bad for me, but i'm looking as bad as a bag of spanners. dan hill has struggled to get to sleep for nearly a decade. but the problem isn'tjust about how long it takes him to drift off when he hits the pillow. takes him to drift off when he hits the illow. ., ,, ., takes him to drift off when he hits the illow. ., ~' ., ., the pillow. you know, getting to sleep isn't _ the pillow. you know, getting to sleep isn't the _ the pillow. you know, getting to sleep isn't the issue, _ the pillow. you know, getting to sleep isn't the issue, but - the pillow. you know, getting to sleep isn't the issue, but i - the pillow. you know, getting to sleep isn't the issue, but i could j sleep isn't the issue, but i could be awake again within an hour. that could be for any reason, in york at the door, a dog barking, someone walking past and that is me then for

i went to event which yvette cooper to an event which yvette cooper was at last and was speaking at last and she her plans for she laid out her plans for labour's policing . and labour's policing. and essentially want do essentially what they want to do is get 13,000 new bobbies on the beat community policing funded by preventing some of the inefficient ses that have crept inefficient ses that have crept in so they're not fully fledged police officers. that's what we've got. the ones that david blunkett brought yes, blunkett brought in. yes, exactly. put communities, exactly. put police communities, some police some people in and police officers there's a quite officers. there's also a quite big question mark over whether the plans that they have to reduce inefficiencies in the police, which are all very well, will actually enough will actually generate enough cash, not only to pay the salaries of these 30,000 police officers. but to train officers. pcsos but to train them as well . the other big plan them as well. the other big plan thatis them as well. the other big plan that is that c

it's a day yvette cooper actually said today that it was discussed because because the tories were inories were in power. no. the worst abuse happened on labour, on councils. i mean, it's shocking, you know , swallow that. what you didn't see was that she had i see was that she had said i wasn't going make this wasn't going to make this political it was brought political but but it was brought up interview and she up in the interview and she said, if you want to know it said, but if you want to know it was labour councils where the words the come, which is true, you only have look the you only have to look at the that but mean the scale and that but i mean the scale and scope of this abuse should not have a supposed have happened in a supposed civilised around civilised country. i was around at the was reporting on at the time i was reporting on this and it's interesting, she says. it's not you know, it's not racist to say who was doing it. we in the media and you probably this as well, probably remember this as well, we were allowed to say we were not allowed to say pakistani muslim

refugees welcome the yvette cooper or less open borders. from this terrible traffic in human beings about special national crime agency task force to get to grips with the issue and sorting out the delays in the basic thing of this government doesn't do process and admin rail. and one of the reasons, as was said earlier, is that it's been so internally focussed fighting for power. however many prime ministers the bonng however many prime ministers the boring job of governing well in an uncorrupt, efficient way has been just overlooked. ella i want to turn now to leaving the echr. it's something that suella braverman throws— c ? it's something that suella braverman throws out c 3 it's something that suella braverman throws out as a bit of red braverman throws out as a bit of tet meet— braverman throws out as a bit of tet meet te— braverman throws out as a bit of red meat to brexiteers. other people— red meat to brexiteers. other peepte eewtne— red meat to brexiteers. other people saying that would be a wetetten— people saying that would be a

it's a day yvette cooper actually said today that it was discussed because because the tories were inies were in power. no. the worst abuse happened on labour, on councils. i mean, it's shocking, you know , swallow that. what you didn't see was that she had i see was that she had said i wasn't going make this wasn't going to make this political but but it was brought up interview and up in the interview and she said, if you want to know it said, but if you want to know it was labour councils where the words the come, which is true, you have to at the you only have to look at the that but mean the scale and that but i mean the scale and scope of this abuse should not have a supposed have happened in a supposed civilised around civilised country. i was around at time was reporting on at the time i was reporting on this and interesting, she this and it's interesting, she says. it's not you know, it's not racist to say who was doing it. we in media and you it. we in the media and you probably remember this as well, we not allowed to say we were not allowed to say pakistani muslim men were

and i understand that, you know, yvette cooper, the snaeew— you know, yvette cooper, the shadow home— we know what the tories ee ane— years. we know what the tories tie and tney-ve— years. we know what the tories do and they've pretty much messee— do and they've pretty muchl messed _well, messed everything up. well, tnere—tet- messed everything up. well,| there—let people messed everything up. well,- there_let people at there you go. i'll let people at home decide. yes, we'll see what happens at the ballot box. but anyway, you very much anyway, thank you very much indeed wonderful panel, indeed to my wonderful panel, joe martin daubney. joe phillips and martin daubney. i agree they've joe phillips and martin daubney. i fantasticigree they've joe phillips and martin daubney. i fantastic asae they've joe phillips and martin daubney. i fantastic as always. ie been fantastic as always. michelle will be back tomorrow . michelle will be back tomorrow. she'll be in this seat back from skegness or skeg vegas as she calls it. nigel farage is coming up at the top of the hour. so you won't want

he retweeted a clip from yvette cooper.basically saying that the government, this government had failed to act and he said these directly quoting him, the bare faced cheek of labour. here i was warned off mentioning the ethnicity or religion of those in the rochdale grooming gangs by see that labour mp pays . and by see that labour mp pays. and he says at labour councils suppressed intelligence on the grooming gangs to the detriment of the victims. so i found not quite interesting insight. ali wrong so you could make of that what you will and to me is absolutely crucial at your capturing people's ethnicity. it's a race, religion, whatever you want to describe as particularly when that might have been a motivating factor for people behave the way for why people behave the way that they do. because i would say that are some traps say that there are some traps out there that do, for whatever reason. see, whites , women as reason. see, whites, women as very much less than them. so i absolutely applaud the capturing of that info

yvette cooper is reportedly among them sources close to yvette cooper say to multiple newspapers thatwas a law firm appointed by the cbi to look into these allegations . to look into these allegations. and tony danker himself has said since he was sacked, i am shocked because i wasn't allowed to put forward my version of events. now it's interesting. the government has completely cut ties with the cbi. the governor of the bank of england was meant to attend the cbi annual dinner, which is a big sort of panjandrum thing that i used to get invited to and that's now been cancelled. that dinner and rachel reeves tom was just talking about rachel reeves. the shadow chancellor has also in the last hour said this about tony danker. here she is. well, this about tony danker. here she is . well, obviously what this about tony danker. here she is. well, obviously what is heppentng— is. well, obviously what is heppentng et— well, obviously what is happening at the cbi is tnsretthty— happening at the cbi is incredibly concerning and it's trnportent— incredibly concerning and it's important that—

beosue ama— is no link between yvette cooper exposure and damage to the dna in exposure and damagee second— of an advantage. yeah. and this and the second-is,- of an advantage. yeah. and this and the second is, is that and the second thing is, is that i and the second thing is, is that r—amfl i think they've done tests and you-ff— i think they've done tests and vou-ff-fo— i think they've done tests and vou-ff-fo-fbfs- i think they've done tests and you'll-to-this out.| you'll have to check this out. fbfs— you'll have to check this out. furs—rf— you'll have to check this out. this—if-listenl this is one guy. if you listen to this is one guy. if you listen fo-vou-re— this is one guy. if you listen fo-vou-re-am- this is one guy. if you listen- to-you're-anlmight to me, you're insane. an i might be-mfgbf— to me, you're insane. an i might be-mfgbf be— to me, you're insane. an i might be-might be right.- to me, you're insane. an i might be might be right. i be right. i might be right. i saw a youtube_ be right. i might be right. i saw a youtube video. oh, i take it saw a youtube video. o

, emily atack and yvette cooper, they've together in an they've all got together in an unlikelyhat that's they want to make that part educational. i have part of the educational. i have a about ineffective and a view about ineffective and i have a view about this because i have a view about this because i have a view about this because i have a 15 year who's have a 15 year old son who's experienced certain amount of experienced a certain amount of these at school these kind of lessons at school and just observationally and anecdotally what it seems to me is overwhelming is that the overwhelming majority now majority of boys at school now are that misogyny is are well aware that misogyny is wrong, aware that women wrong, well aware that women deserve a certain amount of respect. there's minority deserve a certain amount of resprare there's minority deserve a certain amount of resprare notere's minority deserve a certain amount of resprare not aware minority deserve a certain amount of resprare not aware of minority deserve a certain amount of resprare not aware of it. inority des

, yvette cooper, owns-on on— home secretary, yvette cooper, didn't-off on it.- home secretary, yvetteto offer, maybe i'll stick with wnao— offer, maybe i'll stick with wnao ros— offer, maybe i'll stick with what i've got.— offer, maybe i'll stick with what i've got. yeah chris let's nava— what i've got. yeah chris let's have a— what i've got. yeah chris let's have a look at the guardian. should we? because i'm one of those. and there must be many millions of us in the uk who think, well, you know , we're think, well, you know, we're quite a sort of generally a happy society. you know, there's not a lot of racial aggravation in things these days because we don't see it. yeah right. but this this new report that actually does not paint a happy picture. no. so , again, look , picture. no. so, again, look, this one was placed at my door today. i've had a cursory glance . so over a third of people from ethnic and religious minorities have experienced racially motivated or physical or verbal abuse their lifetime . i'm abuse in their lifetime. i'm well, i'm 64. yeah, that's a long time. and

the eiiaaow— shadow home secretary, yvette cooper,— shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, _ herself i of the— former editor of labourlist and friend of the show, peter iawawie— friend of the show, peter edwards, joins- friend of the show, peter edwards, joins me now to talk abom— edwards, joins me now to talk about mie. — edwards, joins me now to talk about this. good— edwards, joins me now to talk about this. good evening, peter. i about this. good evening, peter. i mean— about this. good evening, peter. i mean, are these— about this. good evening, peter. i mean, are these adverts beyond the i mean, are these adverts beyond me oaie— i mean, are these adverts beyond me oaielie— i mean, are these adverts beyond the pale-is this— i mean, are these adverts beyond the pale-is this a— i mean, are these adverts beyond the pale is this a legitimate the pale or is this a legitimate campaign— the pale or is this a legitimate campaign-.— the pale or is this a legitimate campaign-- - the pale or is this a legitimate campaign-- i- the pale or is this a legitimate campaign-. i think. the pale or i

, emily atack and yvette cooper, they've together in an they've all got together in an unlikelyake that part of educational. i have part of the educational. i have a about ineffective and a view about ineffective and i have a view about this because i have a view about this because i have a view about this because i have a 15 year who's have a 15 year old son who's experienced certain amount of experienced a certain amount of these at school experienced a certain amount of thesjust at school experienced a certain amount of thesjust observationally school experienced a certain amount of thesjust observationally and)ol and just observationally and anecdotally it to anecdotally what it seems to me is overwhelming is that the overwhelming majority now majority of boys at school now are well aware that misogyny is wrong, aware that women wrong, well aware that women deserve a certain amount of respect. there's minority deserve a certain amount of respect. notere's minority deserve a certain amount of respect. not aware minority deserve a certain amount of respect. not aware of minori

labour's shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, says machetes and zombie knives should have been bannedrats have accused the conservative government of consistently failing to keep communities safe. i will never be the mum that i used to be. i will never be the person that i was once. my life has completely changed. so many of the things that i... that was fun to me, that i looked forward in doing and i have so much pleasure in doing it, i cannot, because i remember my son is not there. so when you take a knife, you stab somebody, you're notjust stabbing one person. you're destroying lives. celestina olulode, bbc news. the prime minister is being investigated by the parliament's standards watchdog over a possible failure to declare an interest. the inquiry relates to a childcare company in which rishi shank�*s wife owns shares. our chief political correspondent nick eardleyjoins us now. nick — how significant is this? hello, sally, good morning to you. it is significant for a couple of reasons. one is that no prime minister wants to face a probe by the parliamentary ethics chief. the se

certainly the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper has put eevertt— secretary, yvette cooper has putnothing wrong with saying that the government have got it wrong . tnt— the government have got it wrong . tnt ttr— the government have got it wrong . and for labour— the government have got it wrong . and for labour to— the government have got it wrong . and for labour to say they etnrt— . and for labour to say they etntt tt— . and for labour to say they etntt to t— . and for labour to say they could do it better. but the pttnt— could do it better. but the pttnt retttv— could do it better. but the point really is— could do it better. but the point really is what you don't teeeent— point really is what you don't descend into— point really is what you don't descend into is— point really is what you don't descend into is the personal ttttete— descend into is the personal attacks that _ descend into is the personal attacks that we _ descend into is the personal attacks that we see over in tnenet— attacks that we see over in tnertet .— attacks that we see over in america . that— attacks tha

we're told yvette cooper , the we're told yvette cooper, the shadow home secretary, was not actually which is— short prison sentences is an issue which is hugely concerning the electorate— issue which is hugely concerning the electorate in— issue which is hugely concerning the electorate in focus group oner— the electorate in focus group oiier iosus— the electorate in focus group after focus group that's raised ono— after focus group that's raised on ioiour— after focus group that's raised and labour is— after focus group that's raised and labour is clearly trying to snow— and labour is clearly trying to snow inor— and labour is clearly trying to show that it's— and labour is clearly trying to show that it's able to seize sonrroi— show that it's able to seize sonrroi oi— show that it's able to seize control of a— show that it's able to seize control of a area- show that it's able to seize control of a area of policy vnisn— control of a area of policy which traditionally dodi is, is the which traditionally dodi is, is one iories— which traditionally dodi is, is the tories are— which t

the- shadow—yvette shadow home secretary, yvette cooper,— cooper, has distanced herself trom— cooper, friend of the show, peter edwards, joins me now to talk ohoot— edwards, joins me now to talk ohoot thie. — edwards, joins me now to talk about this. good— edwards, joins me now to talk about this. good evening, peter. i about this. good evening, peter. i meom— about this. good evening, peter. i mean, are these— about this. good evening, peter. i mean, are these adverts beyond the hote— i mean, are these adverts beyond the hotelie— i mean, are these adverts beyond the pale-is this— i mean, are these adverts beyond the pale-is this a— i mean, are these adverts beyond the pale is this a legitimate the pale or is this a legitimate eomhoioh— the pale or is this a legitimate campaign--_ the pale or is this a legitimate eomhoioh-. - the pale or is this a legitimate eomhoioh-. i- the pale or is this a legitimate campaign-. i think. the pale or is this a legitimatej campaign-. i think it campaign strategy. i think it was an unwise move. the tories are no strangers to personal attacks. and you'

labour figures such as shadow home secretary yvette cooper former home secretary cooper and former hometsts te— sunak doesn't want to send child rapists to prison.— sunak doesn't want to send child rapists to prison. no i also do temt— rapists to prison. no i also doi think,_someone think, as one of your someone the— think, as one of your someone the emettet— think, as one of your someone who emailed in— think, as one of your someone who emailed in said that i do temt— who emailed in said that i do ttmt tts— who emailed in said that i do think it's quite— who emailed in said that i do think it's quite unpleasant to sttt— think it's quite unpleasant to see child sexual— think it's quite unpleasant to see child sexual abuse being tset— see child sexual abuse being used-political— see child sexual abuse being used political football, used as political football, vttst— used as political football, which - parties - used as political football, which parties are doing at which both parties are doing at the which both parties are doing at tree—tts— which both parties are doing at tte—tte vey- w

, cabinet such as yvette cooper, are frustrated that they weren't consulted about these advertss coming up in the next hour. tell me what you think on everything we're discussing. email gbviews@gbnews.uk tweet at gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at . gb news. right. so let's kick this off with the first discussion. home office data reveals that just 215 channel migrants were removed or deported last year. that's 215, not 250215. no more zeros after it. now, that equates to less than five in every 1000 migrants. i mean, it's ludicrous . and that comes after the government announced 500 male aduu government announced 500 male adult migrants will be housed in adult migrants will be housed in a barge off the dorset coast. so that's literally one day's worth of migrants coming in in a bid to decrease the cost of housing them in hotels . so will that them in hotels. so will that end? would that will that be enough to deter people from crossing the channel? what do you think? do we need deport you think? do we need to deport more migrants should just more migrants or should we just let in

apparently well , yvette, yvette yvette cooper was not told about labour's sunak attack ad in advanceean safeguarding children is the i'd be picking. the last thing i'd be picking. thatis the last thing i'd be picking. that is not a battle that keir starmer— that is not a battle that keir starmer wants— that is not a battle that keir starmer wants to _ that is not a battle that keir starmer wants to get into. �*fti2cc starmer wants to get into. well that-a— starmer wants to get into. well that's _councillors. - that's labour councillors. i mean he went i know that's labour councillors. i metalked he went i know that's labour councillors. i metalked aboutie went i know that's labour councillors. i metalked about thisznt i know that's labour councillors. i metalked about this last i know that's labour councillors. i metalked about this last night,)w we talked about this last night, but after the fact but he did go in after the fact to sort it out to and get these prosecutions happening up in those. so when did, when did he go was it when did it go in 2004. was it when did it became— go

and yvette cooper among them. and evenin yvette cooper among them. and even in the guardian.into thursday. but it's a cold but— of the way into thursday. but it's a cold but bright start tnts— it's a cold but bright start this morning— it's a cold but bright start this morning .— it's a cold but bright start this morning . plenty of sunny this morning. plenty of sunny spetts— this morning. plenty of sunny spetts. we— this morning. plenty of sunny spetts. we te— this morning. plenty of sunny spells. we do some showers spells. we do have some showers assess-et— spells. we do have some showers across-of scotland - spells. we do have some showers across of scotland in across parts of scotland in pattsutae— across parts of scotland in particular,-as- across parts of scotland in particular, as we move particular, but as we move tnreugn— particular, but as we move tnreugn tne— particular, but as we move through the day, see the through the day, we'll see the tntster— through the day, we'll see the thicker cloud— through the day, we'll see the thicker cloud and— through the day, we'l

shadow home secretary yvette cooper has said hopelessly inadequate , said hopelessly inadequate, belateda decade ago . measures nearly a decade ago. okay, catherine forster, thank you so much for bringing us up to speed down in westminster . to speed down in westminster. okay. for more on the story now, we're joined by online grooming exports and former met investigator john taylor. good morning to you , john. so what do morning to you, john. so what do you make of the announcement today? is this yet more rhetoric? we're hoping for real action ? i think we all hope for action? i think we all hope for real action. but you know, in reality, if we remember back to the telford gang that were identified, this is back in 2009, straight after that, the actual , if 2009, straight after that, the actual, if you 2009, straight after that, the actual , if you like, task force actual, if you like, task force or team that was set up to combat that was shut down and all the funding taken away for too many years, whatever governments been in power, the have hasn't been the funding that for police offic

it's keir starmer or, you know, nandy or or, you know, lisa nandy or yvette it doesn't matter yvette cooperdeed. kevin marr, former labour adviser— indeed. kevin marr, former labour adviser and an author there.— labour adviser and an author there. thank— labour adviser and an author there. thank you— labour adviser and an author there. thank you very much tnteet— there. thank you very much tnteet .— there. thank you very much tnteet . roa— there. thank you very much indeed . you know, i'm not sure indeed. you know, i'm not sure what— indeed. you know, i'm not sure what atoat— indeed. you know, i'm not sure what about what— indeed. you know, i'm not sure what about what he was saying atoat— what about what he was saying atoat tetr— what about what he was saying about keir starmer? you know, wtth — about keir starmer? you know, wtth the — about keir starmer? you know, wtth the yoa — about keir starmer? you know, with the you know, he's just showtng— with the you know, he's just showtng he-s— with the you know, he's just showing he's a— with the you know, he's just showing he's a man who wants

and i know you've got to on to another story, but to move on to another story, but yvette cooper hasm. after brexit. liz truss are the, are the ttensn — liz truss are the, are the ttensn t— liz truss are the, are the french a friend- liz truss are the, are the french a friend or foe or we stn-t— french a friend or foe or we can't decide.— french a friend or foe or we can't decide. rishi sunak is went— can't decide. rishi sunak is very ideological, but also can't decide. rishi sunak is veryadeological, but also can't decide. rishi sunak is verya column al, but also can't decide. rishi sunak is verya column common also can't decide. rishi sunak is verya column common sense and has a column common sense and tntgnttts— has a column common sense and tntenttts sttett— has a column common sense and pragmatic streak him has now pragmatic streak to him has now -set— pragmatic streak to him has now -set tte— pragmatic streak to him has now come _to the labour- pragmatic streak to him has now come to the labour view come around to the labour view tntt— come around to the labour view tntt ytt— c

angela rayner being the labour deputy leader, yvette cooper, who's shadow secretary. who's the shadowo snoring is one— i don't know. but yeah. so snoring is one of- i don't know. so snoring is one of the idon't know. so snoring is one of the big poollews— snoring is one of the big problems. yeah. so you're saying people— problems. yeah. so you're saying people sooull— problems. yeah. so you're saying people should get— problems. yeah. so you're saying people should get sorted out? people should get it sorted out? leao. — people should get it sorted out? veal—lowe- - people should get it sorted out? yeah._love. if- yeah. you're not in love. if you can leave .that,_ yeah. you're not in love. if you can leave that, you're can leave over that, then you're not it. so just not in love with it. so you just go this. just into the spare go this. just go into the spare lelooow— go this. just go into the spare bedroom-still— go this. just go into the spare bedroom-still love- gt» just go into the spare bedroom still love somebody. bedroom and still love somebody. i bedroom and still love somebod

apparently well , yvette, yvette yvette cooper was not told about labour's sunak attack ad in advance lot of people are worried that this will backfire labour will just backfire on labour because it's inaccurate on a very serious subject. yeah. and of things that labour of all the things that labour could could to have a go could could choose to have a go at another political party, i mean children is mean safeguarding children is the i'd be picking. the last thing i'd be picking. thatis the last thing i'd be picking. that is not a battle that keir srarmer— that is not a battle that keir starmer wants— that is not a battle that keir starmer wants to _ that is not a battle that keir starmer wants to get into. �*fvi�*icc starmer wants to get into. well mar-e— starmer wants to get into. well that's _councillors. - that's labour councillors. i mean he went in, know that's labour councillors. i metalked he went in, know that's labour councillors. i metalked aboutie went in, know that's labour councillors. i metalked about thisznt in, know that's labour councillors. i metalked about this la

their plans for their areas and in some cases , i mean, i thought some cases, i mean, i thought yvette cooper'sn for crime was, was a little bit lacklustre. it was essentially new versions of asbos. yeah they were. yeah. not many people know about them all particularly interested and have interested in them and have 13,000 officers on 13,000 new police officers on the street well, well. the street. well, all very well. but funding plan was on but the funding plan was thin on the ground . that said, some, the ground. that said, some, like bridget phillips, up like bridget phillips, came up with a very bold plan for childcare. the problem is that the nicked clothes, the tories nicked her clothes, went budget. came the tories nicked her clothes, werwith budget. came the tories nicked her clothes, werwith it budget. came the tories nicked her clothes, werwith it withiget. came the tories nicked her clothes, werwith it with aat. came the tories nicked her clothes, werwith it with a really came out with it with a really radical plan for childcare. i think glimmer of hope think the glimmer of hope for