i'm pleased to say we are joined in the studio by the shadow home secretary yvette cooper.ee you. we have said i will expect migration to come _ we have said i will expect migration to come down. these figures include ukraine, _ to come down. these figures include ukraine, hong kong, and there has been _ ukraine, hong kong, and there has been an— ukraine, hong kong, and there has been an increase in international students — been an increase in international students after covid that obviously brings _ students after covid that obviously brings great benefits to the country. _ brings great benefits to the country, but there is also the significant issue about the 120% increase — significant issue about the 120% increase in work visas and just a short— increase in work visas and just a short number of years at the same time _ short number of years at the same time as— short number of years at the same time as you — short number of years at the same time as you have the skill shortages in the _ time as you have the skill shortages in the country growing. i think when you have

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , has secretary, yvette cooper, has told the sunday telegrapho needs to be considered. there's economy also needs to be considered . there's no easy considered. there's no easy setwtten— considered. there's no easy setwtten te— considered. there's no easy solution to this— f t:t:;”t:i;t: there's no easy solution to this problem, f t:t.i;”t:i;t: there's no easy solution to this problem, it's f t:t:i;”t:i;t: there's no easy solution to this problem, it's a etetet— solution to this problem, it's a global phenomenon. people are newne— global phenomenon. people are moving around— global phenomenon. people are moving around and i think we've got moving around and i think we've get te— moving around and i think we've get to eenetntw— moving around and i think we've got to certainly deal with the tents— got to certainly deal with the tents .— got to certainly deal with the tents . tne— got to certainly deal with the boats , the illegal entry, but boats, the illegal entry, but i tntnt— boats, the illegal entry, but i tntnt w-wee— boats, the illegal entry

congratulations yvette cooper . you- congratulations yvette cooper . you look much yvette cooper. especially look for tomorrow. king— especially look for tomorrow. king chattes— especially look for tomorrow. king charles made— especially look for tomorrow. king charles made a- especially look for tomorrow. king charles made a surprise appearance to meet with some of the thousands gathered outside buckingham palace . william and buckingham palace. william and kate joined the king for the walkabout. they praised the party atmosphere on the mall and described the coronation as a great moment of celebration when the trio shook hands and took selfies with the crowds and there were cheers of god save there were cheers of god save the king. the royalists who've been camping out hoping to catch a glimpse of history being made , described it as a once in a lifetime opportunity. we were literally just walking back to the hotel and then we just saw everybody cheering and came over and then saw the king and shook the . you've got to shake the hand. you've got to shake the hand. you've got to

here is yvette cooper.— here is yvette cooper. to make a statement _ here is yvette cooper.lished today indicate that net migration has flatlined since then. in the year ending december 2022, they estimate that net migration remains at 606,000. these particularly high figures are, in large part, due to temporary and exceptional factors such as the uk's ukraine and hong kong schemes. last year, 150,000 hong kong british nationals overseas made use of that. these schemes command broad support for the british public, and we were right to introduce them. the government remains committed to reducing migration to sustainable levels. that was a solid promise we made in our manifesto and we are unwavering in our determination to deliver it. this week, we announced steps to tackle the substantial rise in the number of student dependents coming to the uk. the package of measures will ensure that we can reduce migration whilst continuing to benefit from the skills and resources our economy needs. because universities should be in the education business, not the immigration business. we

the era, 2013 2014 yvette cooper the thet— era, 2013 2014 yvette cooper the ttnet tne— era, 2013so— and it won't seek to rejoin the single market. so basically tt-tt— single market. so basically tt-tt he— single market. so basically it'll be exactly— single market. so basically it'll be exactly the same. i ten-t— it'll be exactly the same. i ten-t-tt-tt— it'll be exactly the same. i don't-it'll be - it'll be exactly the same. i don't it'll be exactly don't think it'll be exactly same _otherl don't think it'll be exactly same _other i'd same because the other point i'd nehe— same because the other point i'd nehe ent— same because the other point i'd nehe ent hw— same because the other point i'd make and by the— same because the other point i'd make and by the way, labour does hewe— make and by the way, labour does hewe e— make and by the way, labour does hewe e teng— make and by the way, labour does have a long list— make and by the way, labour does have a long list could read have a long list i could read outt— have a long list i could read ewt-tehe— have a long list i could read

the era, 2013 2014 yvette cooper the thet— era, 2013 2014 yvette cooper the ttnet tne— era, 2013d it won't seek to rejoin the single market. so basically tt-tt— single market. so basically tt-tt he— single market. so basically it'll be exactly— single market. so basically it'll be exactly the same. i ten-t— it'll be exactly the same. i ten-t-tt-tt— it'll be exactly the same. i don't-it'll be - it'll be exactly the same. i don't it'll be exactly don't think it'll be exactly same _otherl don't think it'll be exactly same _other i'd same because the other point i'd nehe— same because the other point i'd nehe ent— same because the other point i'd nehe ent hw— same because the other point i'd make and by the— same because the other point i'd make and by the way, labour does hewe— make and by the way, labour does hewe e— make and by the way, labour does hewe e teng— make and by the way, labour does have a long list— make and by the way, labour does have a long list could read have a long list i could read outt— have a long list i could read ewt-tehe— have a long list i could read ewt-t

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , has secretary, yvette cooper, has tott— secretary, yvette mean that the supermarkets going supermarkets are going to sell a pm— supermarkets are going to sell a ptmt ot— supermarkets are going to sell a ptmt ot mttt— supermarkets are going to sell a ptmt ot mttt ot— supermarkets are going to sell a pint of milk at a— supermarkets are going to sell a pint of milk at a loss. all trey-we— pint of milk at a loss. all tmey-we-to— pint of milk at a loss. all they've .to do - pint of milk at a loss. all they've to do sell it at they've got to do is sell it at cost.— they've got to do is sell it at cost. okay,— they've got to do is sell it at cost. okay so— they've got to do is sell it at cost. okay, so that way it toesm-t— cost. okay, so that way it doesn't affect— cost. okay, so that way it doesn't affect the farmers who they—wetti they buy it off that way. well, just— they buy it off that way. well, rust-me— they buy it off that way. well, just-me-just- they buy it off that way. well, just-me-just hear. they buy it off that way. well, just me jus

, yvette cooper, holds up e hhhhe— secretary, yvette cooper, holds up e hhhhhe ugh— secretary, yvette it says, come to britain . we will— the world? it says, come to britain . we will give you britain. we will give you a hehher— britain. we will give you a better life.— britain. we will give you a better life. it's— britain. we will give you a better life. it's not british huvhuvere— better life. it's not british taxpayers responsibility to fund the lifestyles— taxpayers responsibility to fund the lifestyles of— taxpayers responsibility to fund the lifestyles of anybody in the vehe— the lifestyles of anybody in the verhe hhe— the lifestyles of anybody in the world who wants— the lifestyles of anybody in the world who wants to come to our eereeh— world who wants to come to our eereeh rhh— world who wants to come to our shores. this is— world who wants to come to our shores. this is a— world who wants to come to our shores. this is a terrible blow to shores. this is a terrible blow he hhe— shores. this is a terrible blow to the conservative's legacy. it reehv— to the conservative's lega

on twitter, the shadow home secretary yvette cooper wrote...kesman for the home secretary said... but the liberal democrats also are calling for an urgent investigation. simon jones, bbc news. we can speak now to dave penman, general secretary of the fda, a trade union for civil servants in the uk. thank you very much forjoining us today. as the head of the trade union for civil servants, what do you want to happen now? i union for civil servants, what do you want to happen now? i think it's clear there — you want to happen now? i think it's clear there needs _ you want to happen now? i think it's clear there needs to _ you want to happen now? i think it's clear there needs to be _ you want to happen now? i think it's clear there needs to be an _ clear there needs to be an investigation on the ministerial code, which is absolutely clear, ministers have an obligation to make sure their public duties and private interests are investigated. if she has asked civil servants to accompany these courses, that will appear like it's the government asking

on twitter the shadow home secretary yvette cooper wrote...o investigate. a spokesman for the home secretary said... but the liberal democrats also are calling for an urgent investigation. greeks are voting under a new electoral system with opinion polls suggesting no single party will win an overall majority. in the last hour or so, kyriakos mitsotakis, of the centre—right new democracy, has cast his vote in athens. he is hoping to stay in power in the face of the challenge from former prime minister alexis tsipras and his left—wing syriza party. mr tsipras has also cast his vote in the past hour. 0ur correspondent nick beake is in the greek capital. this is the heart of the capital city. you can see the sun is shining and it is turning out to be a nice day. lots of voters are now making their way to the polling stations. let me show you where we are. anyone who might be undecided today may want inspiration. and if they live in this constituency, they can look up there. that is not a bad backdrop to a polling station. the acropolis. that symb

but yvette cooper— knew she hadn't. but yvette coopef-saying- knew she hadn't.rel view, the justice secretary. - next—in, we're going next time you're in, we're going to next time you're in, we're going te—tehheeh- to talk about boris johnson heeeuee— to talk about boris johnson- because—concerted because they've made a concerted attempt. — because they've made a concerted attempt. _johnson- because they've made a concerted attempt. _johnson this- attempt. boris johnson this is again my these totally again in my view, these totally manufactured allegations he manufactured allegations that he broke on up to broke the lockdown code on up to a dozen occasions, files handed to the police files handed to the police. it is anybody tetthe— the police. it is anybody telling them? - titi it is anybody telling them? �*ftt�*ticc the police. it is anybody- telling them? well, no one told boris. for that's— telling them? well, no one told boris. for that's sure. - telling them? ctitct: for that's sure. �*ftt�*hit boris. for that's sure. what's going to happen. do you think t

but that is not how labour sees it on twitter the shadow home secretary yvette cooper wrote... spokesman for the home secretary said... but the home secretary said... but the liberal democrats also are calling for an urgent investigation. simonjones, bbc investigation. simon jones, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news now. the two warring sides in sudan have agreed to a seven—day humanitarian ceasefire — that's according to the us state department. the truce will take effect in 48 hours. fighting between the sudanese military and its rival, the rapid support forces, is entering its sixth week. more than a million people have been displaced in the conflict. south korean experts are beginning a visit to japan to assess its plan to discharge contaminated water from the wrecked fukushima nuclear plant into the pacific ocean. seoul has been strongly critical, but tokyo says it's unavoidable with space to store the water used to cool the damaged reactors running out. flights into and out of mexico city's international airport have had to be cancelled or diverted because o

, secretary, yvette cooper, teeentea— secretary, yvette cooper, described the - secretary, yvetteto uphold— shocking, saying ms braverman's role is to uphold the law and vet— role is to uphold the law and wet ene— role is to uphold the law and yet she abused— role is to uphold the law and yet she abused her position to get agent— yet she abused her position to get aewnt rt.— yet she abused her position to get around it. when asked about the get around it. when asked about we warne— get around it. when asked about the claims, the— get around it. when asked about the claims, the prime minister teewnet— the claims, the prime minister teewnet te— the claims, the prime minister declined to support ms braverman . r— declined to support ms braverman . r ten-t— declined to support ms braverman . r tan-t traw— declined to support ms braverman . i don't know the— declined to support ms braverman . i don't know the full- declined to support ms braverman . i don't know the full details of what has happened, nor have i spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see first hand what i've been

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , home secretary, yvette cooper, tas— home secretary, yvettesome friends who introduced me te a yeang stap— some friends who introduced me to a young chap called paul setty— to a young chap called paul setty ianier. — to a young chap called paul getty junior. and he had been reieased— getty junior. and he had been reieased ty— getty junior. and he had been released by the— getty junior. and he had been released by the mafia in italy. and— released by the mafia in italy. and te— released by the mafia in italy. and te was— released by the mafia in italy. and he was mindless one ear and we aii— and he was mindless one ear and we aii went— and he was mindless one ear and we all went out— and he was mindless one ear and we all went out for— and he was mindless one ear and we all went out for lunch to the tard— we all went out for lunch to the hard test— we all went out for lunch to the hard rock cafe— we all went out for lunch to the hard rock cafe and— we all went out for lunch to the hard rock cafe and we were waiting— hard rock cafe and we were w

continue to stay with this breaking news, i wantl stay with this breaking news, i want to bring in yvette cooperlk to us. thanks so much for talking to us, what have you made of the last hour or so?— the last hour or so? good afternoon. obviously we — the last hour or so? good afternoon. obviously we don't _ the last hour or so? good afternoon. obviously we don't know _ the last hour or so? good afternoon. obviously we don't know the - obviously we don't know the circumstances at the moment, police will obvious to provide more information when theyjudge that it's appropriate to do so. in any circumstances there will always be the investigation that the police, security officers will take immensely seriously, and i think we have to let them pursue their professional investigation and wait for them to give us the update about the particular incident. it’s for them to give us the update about the particular incident.— the particular incident. it's not the particular incident. it's not the first security _ the particular incident. it's not the first security incident - the particular incident. it's

we will talk to yvette cooper in the next couple of hours. that have been released earlier in the day. technical glitches have marred the long—awaited declaration by the florida governor, ron desantis, that he's seeking the republican nomination for next year's us presidential election. a conversation with twitter�*s billionaire owner elon musk — to kick off his campaign — was delayed when the platform's livestream malfunctioned. by the time the broadcast got underway in earnest, hundreds of thousands of twitter users had given up. elon is sitting next to me and we want to welcome you to this historic twitter spaces event and more broadly a first in the history of social media. tonight i'm pleased to introduce to you two individuals who've done more to... audio cuts out all right. sorry about that. we've got so many people here that i think we are kind of melting the server. there's 382,000 people on. all right, great. _ so, let's see. just keeps crashing. live now to frank luntz, american political consultant and pollster. thanks forjoining

his opposite number, her opposite number yvette cooper pointed out this is not the first time potentiallylla braverman has broken the ministerial code. she resigned from liz truss's government for using private e—mail for public government communication and social has got a track record here and of course rishi sunak has lost other ministers, most recently dominic raab, although he disagreed with the conclusions of the inquiry into allegations of bullying against him, he said he was a man of his word because there was that breach of the ministerial code they had no choice but to resign and certainly if suella braverman were found to have broken the ministerial code she too would have to resign, i think it would have to resign, i think it would be difficult for her to stay on. the question therefore rishi sunak is whether or not we have this investigation. he is the ultimate arbiter of that rule book for ministers on the one hand i think she would quite like to keep suella braverman around the table, she is a very influential figure on the right of the party, if he does not, though, to acc

shadow home secretary yvette cooper described the oiiegoiioue— yvette cooper described the allegationsii— ms braverman whose role is to ugiioii iiie— ms braverman whose role is to uphold the law— ms braverman whose role is to uphold the law . _ ms braverman whose role is to uphold the law . i— ms braverman whose role is to uphold the law . i:i:::i c ms braverman whose role is to uphold the law . cizi" c uphold the law. i don't know the full details of what has happened , nor have i spoken to happened, nor have i spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see firsthand what i've been doing over the last day or so, but i understand that she's expressed regret for speeding, accepted the penalty and paid the fine . prime minister there. the fine. prime minister there. vveii— the fine. prime minister there. vveii ou— the fine. prime minister there. vveii on me— the fine. prime minister there. well on the final— �*" prime minister there. well on the final day of the g7 summi— well on the final day of the g7 eummii in— well on the final day of the g7 summit in japan,— well on the final day

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on twitter the shadow home secretary yvette cooper wrote... prime minister's ethics advisor to investigate. a spokesman for the home secretary said... but the liberal democrats also are calling for an urgent investigation. simon jones, bbc news. our political correspondent, ben wright, explains the steps suella braverman took, after being caught speeding. when she became home secretary insert timber she went to civil servants to ask if they could help her arrange the course because she was concerned that because she had a close protection team it may be a problem and at that point the civil service said this is nothing to do with us. if you want to talk about the cause or arrange a course get your political adviser to do it in so. the sunday chines reporter has confirmed that at that point her political adviser did try to seek a one—on—one session between suella braverman and a course instructor either in person or online. it is incredibly unusual and does not happen. now i asked about the motivation for asking for a one—on—one course and the

shadow home secretary yvette cooper described the eiiegeiiene— yvette cooper described the allegationss shocking, saying ms braverman whose role is to ugieii— ms braverman whose role is to ugieii iiie— ms braverman whose role is to uphold the law— ms braverman whose role is to uphold the law . _ ms braverman whose role is to uphold the law . i— ms braverman whose role is to uphold the law . cizi’ c ms braverman whose role is to uphold the law . i213" c uphold the law. i don't know the full details of what has happened , nor have i spoken to happened, nor have i spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see firsthand what i've been doing over the last day or so, but i understand that she's expressed regret for speeding, accepted the penalty and paid the fine . prime minister there. the fine. prime minister there. vveii— the fine. prime minister there. vveii en— the fine. prime minister there. vveii on me— the fine. prime minister there. well on the final— �*" prime minister there. well on the final day of the g7 summi— well on the final day of the g7 eummii in— well on the final day

described _ secretary yvette cooper described the - secretary yvette cooper described the allegations after a double decker bus hit a batags m— after a double decker bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the vehicle struct— bridge in glasgow. the vehicle stust tbs— bridge in glasgow. the vehicle struck the underside of a aattuay— struck the underside of a railway bridge - struck the underside of a railway bridge in tradeston this momtmg— railway bridge in tradeston this morning, shearing its roof off amt— morning, shearing its roof off amt bssomtmg— morning, shearing its roof off and becoming wedged stuck . and becoming wedged stuck. tottss— and becoming wedged stuck. police temporarily closed a mumbs— police temporarily closed a mumbs ot— police temporarily closed a number of roads while passengers tsatst— number of roads while passengers were treated at— number of roads while passengers were treated at the— number of roads while passengers were treated at the scene. all trams— were treated at the scene. all tatms bss— were treated at the scene. all trains were stopped. engineers trom— trains

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, teeehhee— secretary, yvette cooper, described the - secretaryobal security . challenge to global security. amhe— challenge to global security. the tteht — challenge to global security. arnie rishi sunak says the eethw— arnie rishi sunak says the eethw te— arnie rishi sunak says the country is increasingly authoritarian. at home and eeeehwe— authoritarian. at home and assertive abroad . and he assertive abroad. and he eehttwhee— assertive abroad. and he confirmed western leaders are wewhe— confirmed western leaders are working together— confirmed western leaders are working together to de—risk eeethet— working together to de—risk eeethetthe— working together to de—risk against the vulnerability of sundy— against the vulnerability of eweew eheh— against the vulnerability of supply chain issues and hostile thweettheht— supply chain issues and hostile thweettheht .— supply chain issues and hostile investment . but— supply chain issues and hostile investment . but he also hailed investment. but he also hailed heeheeht— investment. but he also hailed

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congratulations, yvette cooper. mall. congratulations, yvette cooper . ace. william and kate joined the too— palace. william and kate joined the too to— palace. william and kate joined the king for the— f william and kate joined the king for the walkabout at. t hey— the king for the walkabout at. they ptetset— the king for the walkabout at. they praised the— the king for the walkabout at. they praised the party atmosphere- they praised the party atmosphere and described the coronotton— atmosphere and described the coronation as— atmosphere and described the coronation as a— atmosphere and described the coronation as a great moment of eetettotton. — coronation as a great moment of celebration. the— coronation as a great moment of celebration. the royalists , celebration. the royalists, too-vet— celebration. the royalists, who've been— celebration. the royalists, who've been camping out hoping to catch— who've been camping out hoping to catch e— who've been camping out hoping to catch a glimpse— who've been camping out hoping to catch a glimpse of history t

described _ secretary yvette cooper described the - secretary yvette cooper described the allegationsdecker bus hit a nudge m— after a double decker bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the vehicle struck— bridge in glasgow. the vehicle struck me— bridge in glasgow. the vehicle struck the underside of a runway— struck the underside of a railway bridge - struck the underside of a railway bridge in tradeston this morning:— railway bridge in tradeston this morning, shearing its roof off and— morning, shearing its roof off and becoming— morning, shearing its roof off and becoming wedged stuck . and becoming wedged stuck. rouse— and becoming wedged stuck. police temporarily closed a umbe— police temporarily closed a umpe or— police temporarily closed a number of roads while passengers neared— number of roads while passengers were treated at— number of roads while passengers were treated at the— number of roads while passengers were treated at the scene. all trams— were treated at the scene. all rrams wee— were treated at the scene. all trains were stopped. engineers trom— trains were stopped. engi

congratulations, yvette cooper. mall. congratulations, yvette cooper . ace. william and kate joined the too— palace. william and kate joined the too to— palace. william and kate joined the king for the— f william and kate joined the king for the walkabout at. t hey— the king for the walkabout at. they ptetset— the king for the walkabout at. they praised the— the king for the walkabout at. they praised the party atmosphere- they praised the party atmosphere and described the coronotton— atmosphere and described the coronation as— atmosphere and described the coronation as a— atmosphere and described the coronation as a great moment of eetettotton. — coronation as a great moment of celebration. the— coronation as a great moment of celebration. the royalists , celebration. the royalists, too-vet— celebration. the royalists, who've been— celebration. the royalists, who've been camping out hoping to catch— who've been camping out hoping to catch e— who've been camping out hoping to catch a glimpse— who've been camping out hoping to catch a glimpse of history t

has been totte— would yvette cooper has been tothg pretty— would yvette cooper has been doingallenge facing them. r tor-t teet up— difficult challenge facing them. i don't feel up to— difficult challenge facing them. i don't feel up to doing- difficult challenge facing them. i don't feel up to doing that. well, my other thing , you well, my other thing ,dyou know, well, my other thing, you know, the universities— well, my other thing, you know, the universities seem to have ther— the universities seem to have thetr ow— the universities seem to have thetr tort— the universities seem to have their own sort of— the universities seem to have their own sort of desires. “er their own sort of desires. they went— their own sort of desires. they went to— their own sort of desires. they want to empire,— their own sort of desires. they want to empire, build , go bigger want to empire, build, go bigger and bigger. so you've got the universities issue right and they're looking at what works for them, not works for the country, not works for anybody else, works them. else, but what works fo

we have seen detailed plans from keir starmer and yvette cooper about how we want to reform the systemhe short term. we l want to bring immigration down. so she was wrong to say that, in the short term, it might go up? that is what you said, she said under your plan immigration numbers could go up in the short term. firgh plan immigration numbers could go up in the short term.— in the short term. argh plan is to brina in the short term. argh plan is to bring immigration _ in the short term. argh plan is to bring immigration down. - in the short term. argh plan is to bring immigration down. the - in the short term. argh plan is to - bring immigration down. the system should be fair, rules —based, based on points, a reflection on the health of the labour market and the reason why immigration is at such high levels, 600,000 under the conservatives, even though they promised to bring it right down, the reason is because we are not investing in reskilling and upscaling workers. we are not investing and reforming the welfare and jobcentre system, to get people back into work. that is what we

home office questions tomorrow, i can imagine what yvette cooper will be scribbling in her note pad.nk? i am not surprised but i don't know who she is - think? i am not surprised but i don't know who she is fooling. j think? i am not surprised but i i don't know who she is fooling. the government— don't know who she is fooling. the government has— don't know who she is fooling. the government has played _ don't know who she is fooling. the government has played a - don't know who she is fooling. the government has played a good i don't know who she is fooling. the i government has played a good game, talking _ government has played a good game, talking about — government has played a good game, talking about commitment _ government has played a good game, talking about commitment to - government has played a good game, talking about commitment to climatel talking about commitment to climate change. _ talking about commitment to climate change. net — talking about commitment to climate change. net zero. _ talking about commitment to climate change, net zero, but _ talking about commit

i heard yvette cooper say well that she was cooper say as well that she was tanne— cooper say as well—ta- you would ask a secretary in the way—ta ttnt| way you would ask a pr to find out way you would ask a pr to find autltnete— way you would ask a pr to find outlthere was— way you would ask a pr to find outlthere was a— way you would ask a pr to find out there was a way you could out if there was a way you could do out if there was a way you could ta a— out if there was a way you could ta a unwate— out if there was a way you could do a private course.— out if there was a way you could do a private course. and as a tawwet— do a private course. and as a lawyer called— do a private course. and as a lawyer called nick freeman, who wean— jacob's- we know is he was on jacob's enaw— we know is he was on jacob's enawltne— we know is he was on jacob's show-the past,— we know is he was on jacob's show the past, our top show in the past, our top natanng— show in the past, our top motoring lawyer, he had said she has-absolutely— motoring lawyer, he had said she has absolutely nothing has done ab

i heard yvette cooper say well that she was cooper say as well that she was twtne— cooper say as wellervice aide in the way you would ask a secretary in the way— you would ask a secretary in the way-would— you would ask a secretary in the wew-wewtt-tt- you would ask a secretary in the way -would - pr to - you would ask a secretary in the way would pr to find way you would ask a pr to find out way you would ask a pr to find ewtltnete— way you would ask a pr to find outlthere was— way you would ask a pr to find outlthere was a— way you would ask a pr to find out there was a way you could out if there was a way you could do out if there was a way you could te e— out if there was a way you could te e nnwete— out if there was a way you could do a private course.— out if there was a way you could do a private course. and as a tewwet— do a private course. and as a lawyer called— do a private course. and as a lawyer called nick freeman, who we lawyer called nick freeman, who —een teeet-el we know is he was on jacob's enew— we know is he was on jacob's enewltne— we know is he was on jacob's sh

we had yvette cooper doing home affairs. tell me that affairs. vote for we've just got to vote for women. okay, right. let's do a bit women. okay, right. let's do a pew—yew- women. okay, right. let's do a pw—yew wee, bit more personal. so your dad, ne-e— bit more personal. so your dad, ne-e eewee— bit more personal. so your dad, he's called deepak. he is from ne-e— he's called deepak. he is from we newn— he's called deepak. he is from he's indian and— he's called deepak. he is from he's indian and he married your wnwe— he's indian and he married your wnwe mn— he's indian and he married your wnwe .— he's indian and he married your white mum . yeah.— he's indian and he married your white mum . yeah. this was in white mum. yeah. this was in wee. — white mum. yeah. this was in wee. se— white mum. yeah. this was in wee. so e— white mum. yeah. this was in wee. so e very— white mum. yeah. this was in 1972. so a very about my family neweny— 1972. so a very about my family neweny wen— 1972. so a very about my family neweny wen i— 1972. so a very about my

we had yvette cooper doing home affairs. tell me that affairs. vote for we've just got to vote for women. okay, right. let's do a bit women. okay, right. let's do a pew—yew- women. okay, right. let's do a pw—yew wee, bit more personal. so your dad, ne-e— bit more personal. so your dad, ne-e eewee— bit more personal. so your dad, he's called deepak. he is from ne-e— he's called deepak. he is from we newn— he's called deepak. he is from he's indian and— he's called deepak. he is from he's indian and he married your wnwe— he's indian and he married your wnwe mn— he's indian and he married your wnwe .— he's indian and he married your white mum . yeah.— he's indian and he married your white mum . yeah. this was in white mum. yeah. this was in wee. — white mum. yeah. this was in wee. se— white mum. yeah. this was in wee. so e— white mum. yeah. this was in wee. so e very— white mum. yeah. this was in 1972. so a very about my family neweny— 1972. so a very about my family neweny wen— 1972. so a very about my family neweny wen i— 1972. so a very about my

congratulations, yvette cooper. mall. congratulations, yvette cooper . paul burrell . plus x top butler, paul burrell. plus x top royal journalist linda jubilee . royal journalist linda jubilee. and they're all live with me here at the palace . it's a cast here at the palace. it's a cast of thousands. and i want your emails throughout the mark at gbnews.uk. in this hour, we'll be asking , has the public be asking, has the public forgiven charles for his treatment of diana ? has william treatment of diana? has william always been charles's favourite? and is to charles woke to be king? and here's another one. is he too old? we'll discuss that shortly . so we've got ringside shortly. so we've got ringside seats. it is the coronation countdown . and let's start with countdown. and let's start with this . this. romeo and juliet, eat your heart out. charles and camilla is the ultimate story of romance and the very definition of forbidden love. it was the queen who blocked their initial union because camilla didn't have the most virginal of cvs. because camilla

congratulations, yvette cooper. mall. congratulations, yvette cooper .e with me here at the palace . it's a cast here at the palace. it's a cast of thousands. and i want your emails throughout the mark at gbnews.uk. in this hour, we'll be asking , has the public be asking, has the public forgiven charles for his treatment of diana .7 has william treatment of diana? has william always been charles's favourite? and is to charles woke to be king? and here's another one. is he too old? we'll discuss that shortly . so we've got ringside shortly. so we've got ringside seats. it is the coronation countdown . and let's start with countdown. and let's start with this . this. romeo and juliet, eat your heart out. charles and camilla is the ultimate story of romance and the very definition of forbidden love. it was the queen who blocked their initial union because camilla didn't have the most virginal of cvs. because camilla didn't have the most virginal of cvs . she's been most virginal of cvs. she's been around the block more often than around the block more ofte

home secretary yvette cooper has told the sunday telegraph it would serve as an incentive to train britishg the move . up plans suggesting the move. but a treasury source told the sunday telegraph it would be voluntary . the scheme would see voluntary. the scheme would see retailers charging the lowest possible amount for products like bread and milk. food prices , which are expected to keep rising , have increased by 19.1% rising, have increased by 19.1% in the year to march . tv online in the year to march. tv online dab+ radio. and in tune—in. this is gb news nato. time for gloria meets . meets. paul maynard, elected in 2010 as a conservative mp for blackpool and cleveleys . thanks blackpool and cleveleys. thanks for coming in today. _ f m: thanks for coming in today. really reewwg— for coming in today. really looking forward to getting to know— looking forward to getting to knew you — looking forward to getting to know you better . you have know you better. you have eerebrrr— know you better. you have cerebral palsy.— know you better. you have cerebral palsy. tell me what happened— cer

today, said that hhew— yvette cooper today, said that they- sympathetic - yvette cooper today,domestic workers. labour— often undercutting domestic workers. labour want to see that ehemeee— workers. labour want to see that ehemeeeh ehe— workers. labour want to see that ehemgee ehe hr— workers. labour want to see that changed and it seems the government— changed and it seems the government today they were mmhe— government today they were hhmrhme hher— government today they were hinting that they might somewhat ewee— hinting that they might somewhat ewee whh— hinting that they might somewhat ewee whrh hher— hinting that they might somewhat agree with that position . agree with that position. the reehhw— agree with that position. the reehhw. reehhw— agree with that position. the really, really interesting debate there. of course there has been debate in previous years about whether or not students should be included in these figures at all. many people up and down the country don't see students as in the same category as migrants. but let's turn to anna riley in hull, because you'

shadow home secretary yvette cooper described the allegations as shocking , saying allegations as shocking

home secretary yvette cooper has told the sunday telegraph it would serve as an incentive to train britishg the move . up plans suggesting the move. but a treasury source told the sunday telegraph it would be voluntary . the scheme would see voluntary. the scheme would see retailers charging the lowest possible amount for products like bread and milk. food prices , which are expected to keep rising , have increased by 19.1% rising, have increased by 19.1% in the year to march . tv online in the year to march. tv online dab+ radio. and in tune—in. this is gb news nato. time for gloria meets . meets. paul maynard, elected in 2010 as a conservative mp for blackpool and cleveleys . thanks blackpool and cleveleys. thanks for coming in today. _ f m: thanks for coming in today. really reewwg— for coming in today. really looking forward to getting to know— looking forward to getting to knew you — looking forward to getting to know you better . you have know you better. you have eerebrrr— know you better. you have cerebral palsy.— know you better. you have cerebral palsy. tell me what happened— cer

so yvette cooper— cooper the shadow home secretary.— cooper the shadow homej secretary, _ties cooperut what woman far, the fact that he's not been atand just about what woman far, the fact that he's not been atand just tryingt what woman far, the fact that he's not been atand just trying to 'hat woman far, the fact that he's not been atand just trying to deflect oman far, the fact that he's not been atand just trying to deflect on an is and just trying to deflect on ttat— is and just trying to deflect on ttat att— is and just trying to deflect on ttat ant-ot— is and just trying to deflect on that and _on .other- is and just trying to deflect on that and on other things is and just trying to deflect on that call on other things is and just trying to deflect on that call them on other things is and just trying to deflect on that call them culture )ther things is and just trying to deflect on that call them culture wars, :hings and call them culture wars, wttet— and call them culture wars, wttt-as— and call them culture wars, which as woman, and call them culture wars,- which-aslwoman,

why shouldn't we pay yvette cooper why shouldn't we pay legal fees as well ?wever many young kids. he's sawtnt-ne-s tst. - however many young kids. he's saying he's got. why should saying that he's got. why should he? saying that he's got. why should nee why— saying that he's got. why should he? why should— saying that he's got. why should he? why should he— saying that he's got. why should he? why should he have to now ttst— he? why should he have to now rust 9°7— he? why should he have to now rust as? r— he? why should he have to now rust tse r tett— he? why should he have to now just go? i tell you— he? why should he have to now just go? i tell you what. i'll tate— just go? i tell you what. i'll tate ttst— just go? i tell you what. i'll take food .of— just go? i tell you what. i'll take food of their mouths take food out of their mouths ant—st— take food out of their mouths and—of their- take food out of their mouths. and—of their various and money out of their various tttterent— and money out of their various different trust— and money out of their various

yvette cooper the shadow secretary was shadow home secretary was holding up sign. know holding up that fleeing ahe— refugees, i.e. people fleeing war and economic migrants and i ooh-r— war and economic migrants and i ooh-r hhow— war and economic migrants and i ooh-r know you— war and economic migrants and i don't know you are— war and economic migrants and i don't know you are doing that heeouee— don't know you are doing that heeouee he-e— don't know you are doing that because he's very— don't know you are doing that because he's very confused or he-e— because he's very confused or he-e rryhhg— because he's very confused or he-e rryhhg ro— because he's very confused or he's trying to mislead people, but he's trying to mislead people, huh hhere-e— he's trying to mislead people, huh hhere-e o— he's trying to mislead people, but there's a difference between the but there's a difference between rhe ehouow— but there's a difference between the shadow home— but there's a difference between the shadow home secretary which you who,— the shadow home secretary which you who, holding— the shadow

shadow home secretary yvette cooper described the allegations as shocking, saying ms braverman's role details of what has happened, nor have i sssisn— what has happened, nor have i sssisn is— what has happened, nor have i sssisn is ins— what has happened, nor have i spoken to the home secretary. i iiini— spoken to the home secretary. i iiini vou— spoken to the home secretary. i iiini ysn sn— spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see— spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see firsthand what is— think you can see firsthand what is sssn— think you can see firsthand what is issn isins— think you can see firsthand what i've been doing over the last day— i've been doing over the last in sn— i've been doing over the last in sn ss— i've been doing over the last in sn ss ,— i've been doing over the last in s ss , ini— i've been doing over the last day or so , but i— i've been doing over the last day or so , but i understand that day or so, but i understand that sis-s— day or so, but i understand that sis-s-nssnsi— day or so, but i understand that she's-regret for- she's express

shadow home secretary yvette cooper described the allegations as shocking, saying ms braverman's rolef whor— i don't know the full details of wear roe— i don't know the full details of what has happened, nor have i cooler— what has happened, nor have i cooler ro— what has happened, nor have i cooler ro rhe— what has happened, nor have i spoken to the home secretary. i cruel— spoken to the home secretary. i rlrlrrl you— spoken to the home secretary. i rlrlrrl you corr— spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see— spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see firsthand what roe— think you can see firsthand what we leer— think you can see firsthand what we been long— think you can see firsthand what i've been doing over the last day— i've been doing over the last day or— i've been doing over the last day or eo— i've been doing over the last day or so ,— i've been doing over the last day or co , lur— i've been doing over the last day or so , but i— i've been doing over the last day or so , but i understand that day or so, but i understand that ere-e— day or so, but i understand

dining for me and a whole dining table for me by a candle over yvette by knocking a candle over yvette coopering, isn't it? absolutely. it's wonderful . / and i read it's wonderful. yeah. and i read the ether— it's wonderful. yeah. and i read the ether tew— it's wonderful. yeah. and i read the other day, it— it's wonderful. yeah. and i read the other day, it is— it's wonderful. / and i read the other day, it is one of the meet— the other day, it is one of the most seminal— the other day, it is one of the most seminal moments in tweweten— most seminal moments in eurovision contest history when you eurovision contest history when wee-ttetet— eurovision contest history when wee-ttppet-etttte- eurovision contest history when you ripped skirts off you girls ripped your skirts off . when— you girls ripped your skirts off . tttee vou— you girls ripped your skirts off . when you won— you girls ripped your skirts off . when you won all those years ago— . when you won all those years age . — . when you won all those years age . we.— . when you won all those years age . we. ttet-s— . when you won all th

yvette cooper in saying we cooper is wading in saying we need—vve- cooper is wading in saying we needt. he vee—witney- being david cameron's seat. he vee—witney te - being david cameron's seat. he was—witney to a. being david cameron's seat. he. was—witney to a safe was moved from witney to a safe tabern— was moved from witney to a safe iebenr eeet. — was moved from witney to a safe labour seat. .the— was moved from witney to a safe labour seat. the briefing labour seat. but the briefing egeinet— labour seat. but the briefing egeinet bin — labour seat. but the briefing against him at— labour seat. but the briefing against him at the time, you tnen— against him at the time, you knew, ven-re — against him at the time, you knew, ven-re e— against him at the time, you know, you're a rat. you're a treiten— know, you're a rat. you're a treiten vee— know, you're a rat. you're a traitor, was really full on. it tne— traitor, was really full on. it was the pre—social media age, but— was the pre—social media age, but it— was the pre—social media age, but it vvae— was the pre—social media age, bu