apllause that was the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, with her speech earlier today.ior labourfolk, he is going to answer, is why labour? what is the active reason to back labour at the next general election. i will bring in andrew fisher, a columnist at the allied newspaper. what is yoursense at the allied newspaper. what is your sense of the soul? is this labour�*s dress rehearsal for power? i think it is. labour�*s dress rehearsal for power? ithink it is. if labour�*s dress rehearsal for power? i think it is. if you look at the bolts. — i think it is. if you look at the polls. the _ i think it is. if you look at the polls, the by—election results, labour— polls, the by—election results, labour is _ polls, the by—election results, labour is doing very well. i think what _ labour is doing very well. i think what you — labour is doing very well. i think what you have seen throughout this week— what you have seen throughout this week from — what you have seen throughout this week from conferences reassurance, stability. _ week from conferences reassurance, stability, n

we heard it from yvette cooper there as well. to get our future back _ definitely going to get our future back it — definitely going to get our future back it was _ definitely going to get our future back it was a _ definitely going to get our future back. it was a very— definitely going to get our future back. it was a very uplifting - definitely going to get our future . back. it was a very uplifting speech and certainly— back. it was a very uplifting speech and certainly the _ back. it was a very uplifting speech and certainly the section _ back. it was a very uplifting speech and certainly the section about - and certainly the section about widening — and certainly the section about widening powers— and certainly the section about widening powers and _ and certainly the section about widening powers and working i and certainly the section about - widening powers and working closely with a _ widening powers and working closely with a labour— widening powers and working closely with a labour government _ widening powers and wor

it's beyond a point where we can cope with it. >> well, it's interesting, joe, because yvette coopernet migration is being too high. would you agree with that sentiment? yes, it probably has. >> infrastructure not >> but infrastructure is not definitely has infrastructure. culture failure of culture is about failure of investment. we've seen we've got railways that don't work . we're railways that don't work. we're going have a half railway going to have a half railway that in west that goes from somewhere in west london somewhere maybe london to somewhere, maybe birmingham costing an birmingham that is costing an absolute fortune, which could have been used for social housing. got sewage being housing. we've got sewage being pumped into our seas and rivers. we've got the nhs pays for it all. >> so how much do you want to be taxed in order to pay for infrastructure to support hundreds of thousands of the money that has been wasted? >> emily look at the money that has not even been pursued for an inch to get back from the crooks and the con merchants who made so much out of covid. oka

and yvette cooper purpose. okay.l when she is will deliver that when she is the secretary look like. will deliver that when she is thei secretary look like. will deliver that when she is thei mean, ecretary look like. will deliver that when she is thei mean, i'llltary look like. will deliver that when she is thei mean, i'll bey look like. will deliver that when she is thei mean, i'll be honestike. will deliver that when she is thei mean, i'll be honest with >> i mean, i'll be honest with you, the massive concern is that everyone on the waiting list or an application list i should say, is just going get waved say, is just going to get waved through say, is just going to get waved thr(|s;h going to happen, do >> is that going to happen, do you think? well, i'm not saying that. what to do that. i think what we need to do is need to make sure that is we need to make sure that home office is properly staffed and staff morale needs to be looked and need to make looked at. and we need to make sure fair, humane sure that we

yvette cooper is due to announce the plan at labour's party conference.gnificant quantity of what is thought to be cocaine has been discovered off the coast of dorset and hampshire. the national crime agency is invest waiting after a fisherman discovered holdalls containing hundreds of kilos of the powder in the sea off purbeck more washed up on a beach on the isle of wight. the nca says the class a drugs would have originated in south america. they are urging the pubuc america. they are urging the public to report any similar packages to their local police force . it's the end of an era force. it's the end of an era force. it's the end of an era for britain's high streets today as the final wilko shops closed their doors , the remaining 41 of their doors, the remaining 41 of wilko's locations will switch off their lights for the last time later. the household goods retailer has been gradually closing its outlets over the past month after it went into administration in the brand, first started trading trading as wilkinson in leicester in 1930. by wilkinso

keir starmer has made a point of continuously referring to blair yvette cooper in her speech, got herrestart. you know, there is a there is you know, he's even in the way he talks about the economy. he says, you know, fiscal responsibility is a priority, is non—negotiable, which is not to say that there's anything good about being sort of reckless with money, but there is just no there's no real oomph to this. when he talks about the cost of living crisis, he says that people should be should live free from anxiety. that's a pretty low bar in my there was a lot about feeling and things and this might go down just this might go down well with some people, but it does seem a bit wishy washy to me it's not that it's not that, you know, it's not that mental health all these things health or all these things aren't important. and it's not that the cost of living crisis isn't having a genuine effect, that the cost of living crisis isrcourse,|g a genuine effect, that the cost of living crisis isrcourse,|g apeople,e effect, that the cost of living crisis isrcourse,|g apeople, butiect, that th

shadow home secretary yvette cooper says officers would be to told relentlessly pursue perpetrators whoose the greatest risk . a who pose the greatest risk. a significant quantity of what is thought to have been cocaine has been discovered off the coast of dorset and hampshire. the national crime agency is investigating after a fisherman discovered holdalls containing hundreds of kilos of powder in the sea of purbeck more washed up on a beach on the isle of wight. the nca say the class a drugs would have originated in south america. they are urging the public to report any similar packages to their local police force. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now let's return to nana . now let's return to nana. >> thank you, theo . right. so >> thank you, theo. right. so before we get stuck into the debates over the next hour, let me introduce you to my head to head as joining me, deputy leader of reform uk , ben habib, leader of reform uk, ben habib, and author and broadcaster and als

that was outlined by yvette cooper a little earlier , yvette cooper a little earlier, the shadow homeeneration of new towns , extra powers for local towns, extra powers for local mayors. but this is sir keir starmer's moment, not in the spotlight . and feel he laid it spotlight. and feel he laid it my blood . let the stars out of my blood. let the stars out of beth mead the sky doesn't fall in my love it tonight out of me i >> -- >> it. emma >> it. thank you hm >> it. thank you . thank you >> it. thank you. thank you. thank you . thank you thank you. thank you. thank you. conference thank you. conference i >> true democracy is citizen led. >> politics needs an update. >> politics needs an update. >> we demand a people's house. we demand the people's house. we are in crisis . we are in crisis. are in crisis. we are in crisis. our whole future is in jeopardy i >> -- >> it's of sir keir starmer arriving on stage there, a protest being taken away by stewards fairly rapidly dragged indeed by the arm and the collar there. and we will wait to hear what sir keir responds in terms of that inte

ian, as we heard last night from from our shadow home secretary , yvette cooper, this secretary, yvette something that is going to be solved overnight. this is a problem that we are to going be contending with both in the middle east and here in the uk and in other countries with jewish communities. we've seen anti—semitic incidents triple over recent days in my own constituency. we have stories of jewish families afraid to send their children to local jewish schools and jewish schools, advising people not to attend in their school uniforms as it's too identifiable. so i think the initial response from the police has been fantastic. and i hope and pray that they'll be able to sustain this level of additional response and additional resource in the weeks to come. >> all right. thank you, jeremy. thank you so much for joining >> all right. thank you, jeremy. thank you so much forjoining us this morning. former chair of the labour movement the jewish labour movement there. the there. jeremy newmark, on the final the party final day of the labour party conference. come , the conference. sti

home secretary yvette cooper says she supports the police in tackling anti—jewish incidents in the ukys against israel by hamas. let's get to golders green and speak to our national reporter for theo chikomba, who is there. >> and theo, clearly all political parties were indicating that they view what's happened as a terrorist attack in israel . but there are in israel. but there are different sensitive cities being well put fonnard by some people there with these various insider accounts of, i think, the two bndge accounts of, i think, the two bridge there in golders green has had some graffiti scrawled on it and also, as we were saying, this window smashed at this restaurant . this restaurant. >> yes. well, a very good afternoon to you both. >> first of all, it's worth saying that the community here are still coming to terms with what has been happening over in israel following the hamas terror group attack over there in israel in the last couple of days. >> people here have been communicating with their relatives back home. >> but where we are at the moment in north london, in gold

i cooper came out i mean, yvette cooper came out today and she said, oh, we'll do this by stopping hotelsotels altogetoer. this by stopping hotels altogeto do with them? she's going to do with them? she's saying, well, we'll clear the backlog. then where backlog. well, then where are you to put everybody? so, you going to put everybody? so, you going to put everybody? so, you understand someone's you going to put everybody? so, you to understand someone's you going to put everybody? so, you to do understand someone's you going to put everybody? so, you to do this. derstand someone's you going to put everybody? so, you to do this. i'mstand someone's you going to put everybody? so, you to do this. i'm glad someone's you going to put everybody? so, you to do this. i'm glad it's|eone's got to do this. i'm glad it's a british entrepreneur. i will say that, however, british that, however, the british pubuc that, however, the british public at public just don't want it at all. so, you know who's addressing this problem? nobody. nobody political aisle. nobody in the political aisle. >> much money

that is completely wrong and i hope the shadow home secretary yvette cooper corrects the record.are taking than a hotel. currently with 50 - people on board? we are taking time to ut people on board? we are taking time to put people — people on board? we are taking time to put people onto — people on board? we are taking time to put people onto the _ people on board? we are taking time to put people onto the barge - people on board? we are taking time to put people onto the barge so - people on board? we are taking time to put people onto the barge so it - to put people onto the barge so it is stood up in a sensible way which is stood up in a sensible way which is the way you stand up all forms of accommodation.— accommodation. does it currently cost more — accommodation. does it currently cost more than _ accommodation. does it currently cost more than a _ accommodation. does it currently cost more than a hotel? - accommodation. does it currently cost more than a hotel? it - accommodation. does it currently cost more than a hotel? it is - accommodation. does it currently| cost m

because as we were hearing sir keir starmer and shadow home secretary held secretary yvette cooper heldh . said a labour month. he said that a labour government would set up a new police unit to tackle illegal migration and he suggested that he was opened to a returns agreement for asylum seekers with the european union, which caused a huge amount of controversy and to led a lot of other labour politicians following starmer around following keir starmer around with mop bucket, with a big mop and bucket, saying really mean any saying he didn't really mean any of that. i'm joined now for this by denis by former labour minister denis macshane and leader of macshane and the leader of reform uk richard tice. no doubt a stellar debate awaits dennis , a stellar debate awaits dennis, i will start with you. so rishi sunak as as outmanoeuvred keir starmer here, hasn't he taking the wind out of his sails and actually could well end up getting to grips with the migrant crisis? getting to grips with the mic excuse sis? getting to grips with the migexcuse me. we've just decided >> excuse me. we've ju

shadow home secretary yvette cooper will be making a speech.u have any hope that things will get better there were to be get better if there were to be a labour government next year, the politicians politics politicians will play politics with and always do with police and they always do whatever flavour or whatever aspect the political spectrum aspect of the political spectrum they come from . they come from. >> and policing will always say we want independence from politics. we want operational control over what we do . but the control over what we do. but the bottom line is those senior officers who prowl the corridors officers who prowl the corridors of power, they love rubbing shoulders with politicians . and shoulders with politicians. and if you look at the current metropolitan police commissioner when he took his short break away from policing and wrote a lamentable book, he had a former home secretary endorse it on the front cover , which just goes to front cover, which just goes to show what a ludicrous appointment he was because he d