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. labour, _ that is scottish labour. labour, the party of change. the snp and tories, _ labour, the party of change. the snp and tories, anti—change. but let's build _ and tories, anti—change. but let's build between now and then next general— build between now and then next general election and deliver that historic— general election and deliver that historic labour government that changes— historic labour government that changes people's lives here in scotland — changes people's lives here in scotland and right across the uk and that campaign right across the uk will be _ that campaign right across the uk will be led by my friend, keir starmer~ _ starmer. cheering and applause thank you. they said that we couldn't change the labour party, but we did it. they said that we couldn't win in the south of england and the north of england, and we did it. they said you will never beat the snp in scotland, and rutherglen, you did it! cheering and applause when i left here a week ago with the team, i said, when i lef
. labour, _ that is scottish labour. labour, the party of change. the snp and tories, _ labour, the party of change. the snp and tories, anti—change. but let's build _ and tories, anti—change. but let's build between now and then next general— build between now and then next general election and deliver that historic— general election and deliver that historic labour government that changes— historic labour government that changes people's lives here in scotland — changes people's...
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towards labour. lots of other places not so | labour. lots of other places not so far away— labour. lots of other places not so far away from where people have chosen _ far away from where people have chosen labour but also those up and down _ chosen labour but also those up and down the _ chosen labour but also those up and down the country, and i find the same _ down the country, and i find the same reaction, ifi down the country, and i find the same reaction, if i have been talking — same reaction, if i have been talking with a young person as i was a couple _ talking with a young person as i was a couple of— talking with a young person as i was a couple of days ago in milton keynes. — a couple of days ago in milton keynes. i_ a couple of days ago in milton keynes, i was talking with older people — keynes, i was talking with older people in— keynes, i was talking with older people in bolsover, talking with both of— people in bolsover, talking with both of them about the cost—of—living crisis command in both— cost—of—living crisis command in both cases — co
towards labour. lots of other places not so | labour. lots of other places not so far away— labour. lots of other places not so far away from where people have chosen _ far away from where people have chosen labour but also those up and down _ chosen labour but also those up and down the _ chosen labour but also those up and down the country, and i find the same _ down the country, and i find the same reaction, ifi down the country, and i find the same reaction, if i have been talking —...
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. —— vote laboun — to the ballot box to boat labour. —— vote labour. that is because they are fed _ vote labour. that is because they are fed up — vote labour. that is because they are fed up of the decline and despairing party they use to vote for. despairing party they use to vote for~ they — despairing party they use to vote for. they have pert their trust and confidence — for. they have pert their trust and confidence in us. we accept the victory— confidence in us. we accept the victory humbly and go on from here to make _ victory humbly and go on from here to make the — victory humbly and go on from here to make the case across the country, to make the case across the country, to usher— to make the case across the country, to usher out— to make the case across the country, to usher out 13 years of decline and bring _ to usher out 13 years of decline and bring in _ to usher out 13 years of decline and bring in a _ to usher out 13 years of decline and bring in a positive labour government and a decade i hope of national— government a
. —— vote laboun — to the ballot box to boat labour. —— vote labour. that is because they are fed _ vote labour. that is because they are fed up — vote labour. that is because they are fed up of the decline and despairing party they use to vote for. despairing party they use to vote for~ they — despairing party they use to vote for. they have pert their trust and confidence — for. they have pert their trust and confidence in us. we accept the victory— confidence in us. we...
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i labour in order for you to gain a ma'ori . ., labour in order for you to gain a ma'ori . ~ , ., labour in order for you to gain a ma'ori . ~ y., .. ., , majority. i think if you actually exlain majority. i think if you actually explain the — majority. i think if you actually explain the reality _ majority. i think if you actually explain the reality of- majority. i think if you actually explain the reality of it, i majority. i think if you actually explain the reality of it, and i majority. i think if you actually| explain the reality of it, and we have _ explain the reality of it, and we have seen— explain the reality of it, and we have seen the economics reports on your own _ have seen the economics reports on your own programme, for example, investing _ your own programme, for example, investing in — your own programme, for example, investing in retrofitting homes every— investing in retrofitting homes every pound spent save the nhs 42p alone _ every pound spent save the nhs 42p alone so— every pound spent save the nhs 42p alone so investment is the way you -et alone so in
i labour in order for you to gain a ma'ori . ., labour in order for you to gain a ma'ori . ~ , ., labour in order for you to gain a ma'ori . ~ y., .. ., , majority. i think if you actually exlain majority. i think if you actually explain the — majority. i think if you actually explain the reality _ majority. i think if you actually explain the reality of- majority. i think if you actually explain the reality of it, i majority. i think if you actually explain the reality of it, and i majority....
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a labour government that will transform people's lives like the last labour government changed my own. now we have a great week in store. but it comes after one where we saw the chaotic face of the tory party today. they have had quite a year since we last met. the leader who lost to a lettuce, the chancellor who forgot his own tax return and forgot to declare it, gavin williamson forced to resign because he turned out to be a bully, who knew? dominic raab, also forced to resign as a bully, i think everyone knew that one except the prime minister apparently and there's the home secretary, sacked as a threat to national security, the same home secretary reappointed next week, i think they call that time served! laughter. apparently she believes in the rehabilitation of offenders after all! laughter. applause. and now we have a prime minister refusing to hand over his whatsapp messages, i assumejacob rees—mogg has also refused to hand over his carrier pigeon! conference, throughout all of it, the prime minister simply cannot stand up for the country against his party. he is apparently
a labour government that will transform people's lives like the last labour government changed my own. now we have a great week in store. but it comes after one where we saw the chaotic face of the tory party today. they have had quite a year since we last met. the leader who lost to a lettuce, the chancellor who forgot his own tax return and forgot to declare it, gavin williamson forced to resign because he turned out to be a bully, who knew? dominic raab, also forced to resign as a bully, i...
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i think people will demand more of labour.— more of labour. from the shadow chancellor. _ more of labour. from the shadow chancellor, we _ more of labour. from the shadow chancellor, we need _ more of labour. from the shadow chancellor, we need to _ more of labour. from the shadow chancellor, we need to wait - more of labour. from the shadow chancellor, we need to wait for. chancellor, we need to wait for economic growth, then we can dish set out in public services. you seem to be suggesting that you think that liberty is being too timid. long—term growth is right, her argument _ long—term growth is right, her argument in the abstract yesterday, invest. _ argument in the abstract yesterday, invest. get— argument in the abstract yesterday, invest, get long—term growth. our growth _ invest, get long—term growth. our growth since the banking crash has been _ growth since the banking crash has been about 1% year, which has been pretty— been about 1% year, which has been pretty more — been about 1% year, which has been pretty more pur
i think people will demand more of labour.— more of labour. from the shadow chancellor. _ more of labour. from the shadow chancellor, we _ more of labour. from the shadow chancellor, we need _ more of labour. from the shadow chancellor, we need to _ more of labour. from the shadow chancellor, we need to wait - more of labour. from the shadow chancellor, we need to wait for. chancellor, we need to wait for economic growth, then we can dish set out in public services. you seem to be suggesting...
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labour mayor sadiq khan or the labour candidate in the - the labour candidate in the seat. those _ the labour candidate in the seat. those issues _ the labour candidate in the seat. those issues are _ the labour candidate in the seat. those issues are particularly- the labour candidate in the seat. i those issues are particularly being played _ those issues are particularly being played up — those issues are particularly being played up by— those issues are particularly being played up by the — those issues are particularly being played up by the conservatives- those issues are particularly being| played up by the conservatives and can make _ played up by the conservatives and can make those _ played up by the conservatives and can make those arguing _ played up by the conservatives and| can make those arguing particularly more _ can make those arguing particularly more potent — can make those arguing particularly more potent during _ can make those arguing particularly more potent during the _ can make those arguing particularly more potent during the cost - can ma
labour mayor sadiq khan or the labour candidate in the - the labour candidate in the seat. those _ the labour candidate in the seat. those issues _ the labour candidate in the seat. those issues are _ the labour candidate in the seat. those issues are particularly- the labour candidate in the seat. i those issues are particularly being played _ those issues are particularly being played up — those issues are particularly being played up by— those issues are particularly being played up by...
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it isn't natural labour territory. labour activists would be the first to admit that. people obviously may have seen it as a one—off to give the government a bit of a kicking or it may be part of a longer term trend. remember, though, the turnout was well down on the general election. a lot of people did stay at home. but this was the sort of result that labour could probably have only dreamt of at the start of the campaign. when the by—election was called, a lot of pundits had it's the by—election was called, a lot of pundits had its neck and neck and they thought they might be in with a shout. as the campaign went on, labour flooded this area with big hitters. you can see many of them here today, many familiar faces from labour's front bench on the hallowed turf of the natural north yorkshire. it isn't natural labour territory. labour activists would be the first to admit that. people obviously may have seen it as a one—off to give the government a bit of a kicking or be part bit of a kicking or it may be part of a longer term trend. remember, though, the tur
it isn't natural labour territory. labour activists would be the first to admit that. people obviously may have seen it as a one—off to give the government a bit of a kicking or it may be part of a longer term trend. remember, though, the turnout was well down on the general election. a lot of people did stay at home. but this was the sort of result that labour could probably have only dreamt of at the start of the campaign. when the by—election was called, a lot of pundits had it's the...
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.— fresh pack for labour. nadine dorries was _ fresh pack for labour. nadine dorries was absent. - fresh pack for labour. nadine dorries was absent. i - fresh pack for labour. nadine dorries was absent. i voted i fresh pack for labour. nadine l dorries was absent. i voted for fresh pack for labour. nadine - dorries was absent. i voted for the lib dems, — dorries was absent. i voted for the lib dems, mainly because i wasn't prepared _ lib dems, mainly because i wasn't prepared to — lib dems, mainly because i wasn't prepared to vote for the conservatives. i sort of wish i now had voted — conservatives. i sort of wish i now had voted for labour. why conservatives. i sort of wish i now had voted for labour.— conservatives. i sort of wish i now had voted for labour. why is that? because i think _ had voted for labour. why is that? because i think the _ had voted for labour. why is that? because i think the country - had voted for labour. why is that? because i think the country is - had voted for labour. wh
.— fresh pack for labour. nadine dorries was _ fresh pack for labour. nadine dorries was absent. - fresh pack for labour. nadine dorries was absent. i - fresh pack for labour. nadine dorries was absent. i voted i fresh pack for labour. nadine l dorries was absent. i voted for fresh pack for labour. nadine - dorries was absent. i voted for the lib dems, — dorries was absent. i voted for the lib dems, mainly because i wasn't prepared _ lib dems, mainly because i wasn't prepared to — lib...
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labour went u . attacking labour. labour went u- over attacking labour. labour went up over two — attacking labour. labour went up over two child _ attacking labour. labour went up over two child cap. - attacking labour. labour went up over two child cap. your i up over two child cap. your -a up over two child cap. your party going _ up over two child cap. your party going to _ up over two child cap. your party going to make - up over two child cap. your party going to make it - up over two child cap. your| party going to make it more difficult to get benefits generally?— difficult to get benefits renerall ? ~ ., �* generally? what we're saying clearly as _ generally? what we're saying clearly as many _ generally? what we're saying clearly as many those - generally? what we're saying clearly as many those are - clearly as many those are benefits _ clearly as many those are benefits to default in scotland. the snp, many levers to make — scotland. the snp, many levers to make scotland a better and fairer— to make scotland a better and fairer place
labour went u . attacking labour. labour went u- over attacking labour. labour went up over two — attacking labour. labour went up over two child _ attacking labour. labour went up over two child cap. - attacking labour. labour went up over two child cap. your i up over two child cap. your -a up over two child cap. your party going _ up over two child cap. your party going to _ up over two child cap. your party going to make - up over two child cap. your party going to make it - up over two...
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labour party, 13,470. labour had hired hopes of taking borisjohnson�*s old seat of uxbridge and south ruislip in west london, but following a recount, the conservatives clung on. the winning candidate steve tuckwell suggested that a single issue had sunk labour's chances. the labour mayor of london sadiq khan is extending what is called the ultra low emissions zone to this area. it effectively translated as a tax on older, more polluting vehicles and proved unpopular on the doorstep. but rishi sunak wants to suggest that the voters�* appetite for a change of government was limited. no one expected us to win here, but steve's victory demonstrates that when confronted with the actual reality of the labour party, when there is an actual choice on a matter of substance at stake, people vote conservative. there was a swing of support away from the conservatives and to labour in uxbridge, butjust not enough for them to take the seat. the symbolism of rishi sunak claiming victory will no doubt sticking sir ke
labour party, 13,470. labour had hired hopes of taking borisjohnson�*s old seat of uxbridge and south ruislip in west london, but following a recount, the conservatives clung on. the winning candidate steve tuckwell suggested that a single issue had sunk labour's chances. the labour mayor of london sadiq khan is extending what is called the ultra low emissions zone to this area. it effectively translated as a tax on older, more polluting vehicles and proved unpopular on the doorstep. but...
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labour stormed back in rutherglen and hamilton west, turning a 5,000 snp majority into a 9,000 labour one. and that produced a swing ofjust over 20% from the snp to labour. maybe time to up the pace? so, sir keir starmer, we've seen until now "keir the cautious," is it now time after this for "keir the bold"? what you've seen is "keir the strategist" who knew that we had to take our party from the worst general election result since 1935 to a general election victory that required us to change the party at pace and ruthlessly required us to expose the snp and the tories as not fit to govern and then to lay out our positive case. but it is looking like a majority labour uk government. is it time for you to rip the doors off and say things like "i believe in hs2, let's build it"? look, i accept a result like this, humbly. yesterday people put their faith in a changed labour party here in this constituency of rutherglen. i thank them for that. we will repay that with the careful work that we need to do to go into that general election. a constituency in need of hope, sending a signal to
labour stormed back in rutherglen and hamilton west, turning a 5,000 snp majority into a 9,000 labour one. and that produced a swing ofjust over 20% from the snp to labour. maybe time to up the pace? so, sir keir starmer, we've seen until now "keir the cautious," is it now time after this for "keir the bold"? what you've seen is "keir the strategist" who knew that we had to take our party from the worst general election result since 1935 to a general election...
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absolutely, but once that delight labour, — absolutely, but once that delight labour, ben. the seat i am in, mid bedfordshire, labour had never won it before _ bedfordshire, labour had never won it before it— bedfordshire, labour had never won it before. it was one of the safest tory _ it before. it was one of the safest tory seats — it before. it was one of the safest tory seats in the country. one by 20000 _ tory seats in the country. one by 20000 -- — tory seats in the country. one by 20000 —— they won by 25,000 votes, so what _ 20000 —— they won by 25,000 votes, so what we _ 20000 —— they won by 25,000 votes, so what we saw last night was extraordinary, labourwinning so what we saw last night was extraordinary, labour winning the seat for— extraordinary, labour winning the seat for the first time ever, overturning the biggest majority ever overturned at a by—election. it feels _ ever overturned at a by—election. it feels like _ ever overturned at a by—election. it feels like a — ever overturned at a by—election. it feels like a real moment.
absolutely, but once that delight labour, — absolutely, but once that delight labour, ben. the seat i am in, mid bedfordshire, labour had never won it before _ bedfordshire, labour had never won it before it— bedfordshire, labour had never won it before. it was one of the safest tory _ it before. it was one of the safest tory seats — it before. it was one of the safest tory seats in the country. one by 20000 _ tory seats in the country. one by 20000 -- — tory seats in the country. one...
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labour gain as labour are to to et— huge labour gain as labour are to to et eeote— huge labour gain as labour are up to 31 seats on— huge labour gain as labour are up to 31 seats on the council ont— up to 31 seats on the council ont tne— up to 31 seats on the council and the tories— up to 31 seats on the council and the tories have crashed down to te— and the tories have crashed down to te. tnot-e— and the tories have crashed down to t. we o— and the tories have crashed down to 18. that's a labour gain as to18. that's a labour gain as wet.— to18. that's a labour gain as wet. ant— to18. that's a labour gain as wet. ant to— to 18. that's a labour gain as well. and to medway in kent , a well. and to medway in kent, a wew— well. and to medway in kent, a wew tew— well. and to medway in kent, a wew tew oeo— well. and to medway in kent, a very key area with— well. and to medway in kent, a very key area with three conservative _ very key area with three conservative mps . well, the conservative mps. well, the totow— conservative mps. well, the totow tottw— conse
labour gain as labour are to to et— huge labour gain as labour are to to et eeote— huge labour gain as labour are up to 31 seats on— huge labour gain as labour are up to 31 seats on the council ont— up to 31 seats on the council ont tne— up to 31 seats on the council and the tories— up to 31 seats on the council and the tories have crashed down to te— and the tories have crashed down to te. tnot-e— and the tories have crashed down to t. we o— and the tories have crashed down...
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you will know labour _ labour of 6% or 7%, you will know labour are — labour of 6% or 7%, you will know labour are doing well. we labour of 696 or 7%, you will know labour are doing well.— labour are doing well. we will get to that in a _ labour are doing well. we will get to that in a few— labour are doing well. we will get to that in a few minutes _ labour are doing well. we will get to that in a few minutes without i to that in a few minutes without panel. but i want to take you around the country and show you pictures of what is going on at the medway count. of people across the country are getting on, cracking open the ballot boxes, that magical moment where the decisions that you made translated into real results. keir starmer has been in medway. he was there yesterday. and when you see a political leader in a part of the country, that means it is somewhere they are hopeful of taking, because they are hopeful of taking, because they don't waste their time going to places where they don't think they have got a hope. and it is somewhere where they want to be seen pressing the fl
you will know labour _ labour of 6% or 7%, you will know labour are — labour of 6% or 7%, you will know labour are doing well. we labour of 696 or 7%, you will know labour are doing well.— labour are doing well. we will get to that in a _ labour are doing well. we will get to that in a few— labour are doing well. we will get to that in a few minutes _ labour are doing well. we will get to that in a few minutes without i to that in a few minutes without panel. but i want to take you around...
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labour is back and in every part of— with labour? labour is back and in every part of the — with labour? labour is back and in every part of the country _ with labour? labour is back and in every part of the country - - with labour? labour is back and in every part of the country - in - with labour? labour is back and in every part of the country - in the l every part of the country — in the north, _ every part of the country — in the north, east— every part of the country — in the north, east and west midlands, the south—west, the southeast. it has been _ south—west, the southeast. it has been a _ south—west, the southeast. it has been a catastrophic night for the tories _ been a catastrophic night for the tories. don't forget, the last time we had _ tories. don't forget, the last time we had this— tories. don't forget, the last time we had this set of elections was their— we had this set of elections was their second worst ever.- their second worst ever. labour didn't perform _ their second worst ever. labour di
labour is back and in every part of— with labour? labour is back and in every part of the — with labour? labour is back and in every part of the country _ with labour? labour is back and in every part of the country - - with labour? labour is back and in every part of the country - in - with labour? labour is back and in every part of the country - in the l every part of the country — in the north, _ every part of the country — in the north, east— every part of the country — in the...
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i selby and ainsty in north yorkshire, labour won the seat in selby and ainsty in north yorkshire, labour won the seat from the conservatives, with keir mather, who's 25, becoming the youngest mp in the commons. he secured close to 16 and a half thousand votes. in somerton and frome in the west country, the liberal democrat, sarah dyke, won a dramatic victory, bagging more than 21,000 votes. but the conservatives clung onto uxbridge and south ruislip in west london by the slimmest of majorities, with steve tuckwell receiving nearly 1a thousand votes just 495, ahead of labour. (mix screens)we�*ll have plenty of analysis on what the results could mean for a general election. but first, here's our political editor, chris mason. (os live) thumbs upfor care thumbs up for care starmer this morning, but he had to get on a train to celebrate. destination, yorkshire, selby & ainsty had a rock—solid conservative majority until it didn't. labour's win here, then, one heck of an achievement. you voted for change, you put your trust in the labour party, and we hear you. we hear that cry for change
i selby and ainsty in north yorkshire, labour won the seat in selby and ainsty in north yorkshire, labour won the seat from the conservatives, with keir mather, who's 25, becoming the youngest mp in the commons. he secured close to 16 and a half thousand votes. in somerton and frome in the west country, the liberal democrat, sarah dyke, won a dramatic victory, bagging more than 21,000 votes. but the conservatives clung onto uxbridge and south ruislip in west london by the slimmest of...
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london seats, labour candidates in those areas and labour candidates in those areas and labour candidates outside london who have to have a relationship with london. they are planning to go and see sadiq khan and they are going to say to him, please will you pause this extension of this charge to outer london? they are going to say this cost us this seat and could cost us dearin cost us this seat and could cost us dear in the general election. as i understand it, the mayor is not for turning, but the mayor is for listening. i understand that sadiq khan's position is this was a very difficult decision i had to take, i understand people's concerns, but i had to do this for children's health and crucially 90% of cars used in outer london would not attract this charge. he does have a scrappage scheme that he has made more generous, if you're on child benefit you can be eligible. on the tories, i would say they're still concerned, but they're seeing hope in that win in uxbridge. one former member of the cabinet said to me they were thinking about whether to stay as an mp, they said this means
london seats, labour candidates in those areas and labour candidates in those areas and labour candidates outside london who have to have a relationship with london. they are planning to go and see sadiq khan and they are going to say to him, please will you pause this extension of this charge to outer london? they are going to say this cost us this seat and could cost us dearin cost us this seat and could cost us dear in the general election. as i understand it, the mayor is not for turning,...
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labour? because we serve >> why? labour? because we serve your interests. why labour ? your interests. why labour? because we will grow every corner of our country. why labour ? because we have a plan labour? because we have a plan to take back our streets. switch on great british energy, get the nhs back on its feet, tear down the barriers to opportunity and get britain building again a plan for a britain built to last . a plan to heal the wounds. plan for a britain built to last . a plan to heal the wounds . a . a plan to heal the wounds. a plan to turn the page and say in a cry of defiance to all those who now write our country off, britain, must britain can. britain, must britain can. britain will get its future back. thank you. conference . back. thank you. conference. >> thank you. conference . thank >> thank you. conference. thank you . thank you . thank you. you. thank you. thank you. johnson. thank you, maria . thank johnson. thank you, maria. thank you . thank you. conference. you. thank you. conference. thank you. conference . thank you. conference. >> well,
labour? because we serve >> why? labour? because we serve your interests. why labour ? your interests. why labour? because we will grow every corner of our country. why labour ? because we have a plan labour? because we have a plan to take back our streets. switch on great british energy, get the nhs back on its feet, tear down the barriers to opportunity and get britain building again a plan for a britain built to last . a plan to heal the wounds. plan for a britain built to last . a...
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the labour party deputy leader angela — labour. the labour party deputy leader angela rayner _ labour. the labour party deputy leader angela rayner has - labour. the labour party deputy leader angela rayner has been i labour. the labour party deputy i leader angela rayner has been on labour. the labour party deputy - leader angela rayner has been on the airwaves today giving interviews, and she said this is what happens when you don�*t listen to the voters. a direct criticism of london�*s mayor sadiq khan, but she did also blame the government for saying there wasn�*t enough money in the pot to help those who wanted to swap out those vehicles. and that is down to the government.— those vehicles. and that is down to the government. indeed. there is a lot of argument _ the government. indeed. there is a lot of argument and _ the government. indeed. there is a lot of argument and criticism - the government. indeed. there is a lot of argument and criticism of- the government. indeed. there is a lot of argument and criticism of
the labour party deputy leader angela — labour. the labour party deputy leader angela rayner _ labour. the labour party deputy leader angela rayner has - labour. the labour party deputy leader angela rayner has been i labour. the labour party deputy i leader angela rayner has been on labour. the labour party deputy - leader angela rayner has been on the airwaves today giving interviews, and she said this is what happens when you don�*t listen to the voters. a direct criticism of london�*s...
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really what that amounts to is labour trying to push a - to is labour trying to push a narrative that tories don't care about education? hat narrative that tories don't care about education?— about education? not 'ust that narrative though, _ about education? not 'ust that narrative though, so _ about education? notjust that narrative though, so they - about education? notjust that narrative though, so they are i about education? not just that - narrative though, so they are trying to push a narrative that labour have been pushing for years one way or another. since the conservatives took power in 2010, of course initially in the coalition government, and then solely in charge, is that during the age of austerity and subsequent to that, they have not invested sufficiently in purbeck services. that age—old narrative of labour saying that they are the party that can be trusted with investing notjust in things like schools but hospitals as well whereas the conservative party cannot be. the conservatives have been saying today about this school buildings project that was cancelled bac
really what that amounts to is labour trying to push a - to is labour trying to push a narrative that tories don't care about education? hat narrative that tories don't care about education?— about education? not 'ust that narrative though, _ about education? not 'ust that narrative though, so _ about education? notjust that narrative though, so they - about education? notjust that narrative though, so they are i about education? not just that - narrative though, so they are trying to push a...
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labour government rather than some labour government, some kind of labour government, maybe minority, coalition maybe minority, maybe coalition maybe minority, maybe coalition maybe knows what. but maybe who knows what. but i think i think we're in for think it's i think we're in for an interesting and volatile time in politics. we're not in landslide territory and just finally on keir starmers speech , he's not great speaker, you , he's not a great speaker, you know that. >> a peculiar voice in >> he's got a peculiar voice in my view. if you hear it on the radio, more peculiar. radio, it's even more peculiar. yeah what's he got to do today ? yeah what's he got to do today? >> keep it short, will they never do? keep it serious ? never do? keep it serious? >> no. so no cheap jokes about no jokes about tool makers. >> i just think that's tacky and unpleasant and no need for it. obviously ali, as we said at the top of this interview, has to address israel—palestine, but then tell the country how labour would be different and seal that deal would be different and seal that deal. you kn
labour government rather than some labour government, some kind of labour government, maybe minority, coalition maybe minority, maybe coalition maybe minority, maybe coalition maybe knows what. but maybe who knows what. but i think i think we're in for think it's i think we're in for an interesting and volatile time in politics. we're not in landslide territory and just finally on keir starmers speech , he's not great speaker, you , he's not a great speaker, you know that. >> a peculiar...
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the worst defeat for labour 5ince the worst defeat for labour since 1935 _ the worst defeat for labour since 1935. working people up and down the country— 1935. working people up and down the country looked at my party, looked at how _ country looked at my party, looked at how we — country looked at my party, looked at how we had lost our way, notju5t under— at how we had lost our way, notju5t underjeremy corbyn, but for a while — underjeremy corbyn, but for a while and _ underjeremy corbyn, but for a while, and i said, no. not this time — while, and i said, no. not this time you _ while, and i said, no. not this time. you don't listen to us any more, — time. you don't listen to us any more you're _ time. you don't listen to us any more, you're not in our corner, you don't _ more, you're not in our corner, you don't fight _ more, you're not in our corner, you don't fight for — more, you're not in our corner, you don't fight for our cause. and they were _ don't fight for our cause. and they were right — don't fight for our cause. and they were right. when they? we had ta
the worst defeat for labour 5ince the worst defeat for labour since 1935 _ the worst defeat for labour since 1935. working people up and down the country— 1935. working people up and down the country looked at my party, looked at how _ country looked at my party, looked at how we — country looked at my party, looked at how we had lost our way, notju5t under— at how we had lost our way, notju5t underjeremy corbyn, but for a while — underjeremy corbyn, but for a while and _ underjeremy...
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that labour is always scrutinised about i_ that labour is always scrutinised about i is— that labour is always scrutinised about i is what they are going to do with the _ about i is what they are going to do with the public purse and taxes. the criticism _ with the public purse and taxes. the criticism is _ with the public purse and taxes. the criticism is they put up people's taxes _ criticism is they put up people's taxes and — criticism is they put up people's taxes and so far starmer and rachel reeves _ taxes and so far starmer and rachel reeves have been keen to show they won't _ reeves have been keen to show they won'tiust_ reeves have been keen to show they won'tjust put up reeves have been keen to show they won't just put up taxes, reeves have been keen to show they won'tjust put up taxes, but reeves have been keen to show they won't just put up taxes, but they are looking for reform and want to see changes to public services without — see changes to public services without taxing the public more. but there _ without taxing the public more. but there is— without taxing
that labour is always scrutinised about i_ that labour is always scrutinised about i is— that labour is always scrutinised about i is what they are going to do with the _ about i is what they are going to do with the public purse and taxes. the criticism _ with the public purse and taxes. the criticism is _ with the public purse and taxes. the criticism is they put up people's taxes _ criticism is they put up people's taxes and — criticism is they put up people's taxes and so far starmer...
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is ulez going to cost labour in the mayoral and i cost labour in the mayoral and general— cost labour in the mayoral and general election and are you at odds with your— general election and are you at odds with your own party on this question might— with your own party on this question might be _ with your own party on this question might be mayoral elections are next may. might be mayoral elections are next may |_ might be mayoral elections are next ma . ., might be mayoral elections are next ma . . ., , , may. i am hoping the ulez will be exanded may. i am hoping the ulez will be expanded by _ may. i am hoping the ulez will be expanded by the _ may. i am hoping the ulez will be expanded by the end _ may. i am hoping the ulez will be expanded by the end of— may. i am hoping the ulez will be expanded by the end of august. i may. i am hoping the ulez will be l expanded by the end of august. we saw in 2021, this was a big issue for the conservative candidate. londoners returned me with a record number of votes. londoners are struggling through this cost—of—living crisis but th
is ulez going to cost labour in the mayoral and i cost labour in the mayoral and general— cost labour in the mayoral and general election and are you at odds with your— general election and are you at odds with your own party on this question might— with your own party on this question might be _ with your own party on this question might be mayoral elections are next may. might be mayoral elections are next may |_ might be mayoral elections are next ma . ., might be mayoral elections are...
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labour heartland or labour territory. that is a pretty strong message being sent to rishi sunak and the conservatives that the people of selby and ainsty have had enough. i of selby and ainsty have had enou:h. ~' ., , enough. i think we need to see every by-election _ enough. i think we need to see every by-election in _ enough. i think we need to see every by-election in context. i | every by—election in context. i was on the ground in selby multiple times and some of my colleagues, a lot of volunteers from across the north of england for the conservative meant a huge bit of time there. i would like to pay tribute to the work... i would like to pay tribute to the work. . .— i would like to pay tribute to the work... but you lost, and ou the work... but you lost, and you lost _ the work... but you lost, and you lost significantly. - you lost significantly. 0verturning the majority is an historic win for the labour party, even in terms of by—elections and it was said that they needed a 17.9% swing and they have done
labour heartland or labour territory. that is a pretty strong message being sent to rishi sunak and the conservatives that the people of selby and ainsty have had enough. i of selby and ainsty have had enou:h. ~' ., , enough. i think we need to see every by-election _ enough. i think we need to see every by-election in _ enough. i think we need to see every by-election in context. i | every by—election in context. i was on the ground in selby multiple times and some of my colleagues, a lot of...
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to labour, its — that it's not sm voters moving to labour, its conservative boats moving — labour, its conservative boats moving to _ labour, its conservative boats moving to labour. —— snp votes. this is because _ moving to labour. —— snp votes. this is because snp supporters are staying — is because snp supporters are staying at home and will come out a general— staying at home and will come out a general election, where as conservative voters have switched to labour _ conservative voters have switched to labour which is driving their popularity. but ultimately, we don't know _ popularity. but ultimately, we don't know it's _ popularity. but ultimately, we don't know. it's proper combination of all of these _ know. it's proper combination of all of these things but the degree to which _ of these things but the degree to which one — of these things but the degree to which one it is is not knowable because — which one it is is not knowable because we don't have the data. there _ because we don't have the data. there is— because we don't have the data. there is a — b
to labour, its — that it's not sm voters moving to labour, its conservative boats moving — labour, its conservative boats moving to _ labour, its conservative boats moving to labour. —— snp votes. this is because _ moving to labour. —— snp votes. this is because snp supporters are staying — is because snp supporters are staying at home and will come out a general— staying at home and will come out a general election, where as conservative voters have switched to labour _...
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labour forces are makin: front bench? labour forces are making that — front bench? labour forces are making that pretty _ front bench? labour forces are making that pretty clear. - front bench? labour forces are making that pretty clear. it - front bench? labour forces are making that pretty clear. it is i front bench? labour forces are | making that pretty clear. it is a whipped — making that pretty clear. it is a whipped vote. they are saying you have to _ whipped vote. they are saying you have to turn up and you have to do what _ have to turn up and you have to do what the _ have to turn up and you have to do what the party tells you to do. if not, _ what the party tells you to do. if not. in _ what the party tells you to do. if not, in terms of collective responsibility, then got a choice either_ responsibility, then got a choice either to— responsibility, then got a choice either to resign or be sacked. so those _ either to resign or be sacked. so those have — either to resign or be sacked. so those have not put in a formal resignation let us can expect,
labour forces are makin: front bench? labour forces are making that — front bench? labour forces are making that pretty _ front bench? labour forces are making that pretty clear. - front bench? labour forces are making that pretty clear. it - front bench? labour forces are making that pretty clear. it is i front bench? labour forces are | making that pretty clear. it is a whipped — making that pretty clear. it is a whipped vote. they are saying you have to _ whipped vote. they are saying...
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why labour? i corner of our country. why labour? because _ corner of our country. why labour? because we — corner of our country. why labour? because we have _ corner of our country. why labour? because we have a _ corner of our country. why labour? because we have a plan _ corner of our country. why labour? because we have a plan to - corner of our country. why labour? because we have a plan to take - corner of our country. why labour? i because we have a plan to take back our streets. — because we have a plan to take back our streets, switch _ because we have a plan to take back our streets, switch on _ because we have a plan to take back our streets, switch on great - because we have a plan to take back our streets, switch on great british i our streets, switch on great british energy. _ our streets, switch on great british energy. get— our streets, switch on great british energy. get the _ our streets, switch on great british energy. get the nhs— our streets, switch on great british energy, get the nhs back- our streets, switch on great british energy, get the nhs
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serieconomics behind labour at the economics behind labour at the economics behind labour at the moment. when it comes to the moment. so when it comes to things private things like like the private schools, really think it schools, do you really think it is best thing for the is the best thing for the country to slap a load of additional on private additional taxes on private schools, you think? additional taxes on private schijls, you think? additional taxes on private schi think you think? additional taxes on private schi think iyou think? additional taxes on private schi think i thinkiink? additional taxes on private schi think i think what's good >> i think i think what's good for the country is to see private schools treated in the same way as others. it's not about private being about private schools being treated a treated worse. it's about the a level playing field. and it's also about using the money. that tax loophole provides make tax loophole provides to make sure that those schools that are underfunded are able to be lifted. we're not against private . we are against privat
serieconomics behind labour at the economics behind labour at the economics behind labour at the moment. when it comes to the moment. so when it comes to things private things like like the private schools, really think it schools, do you really think it is best thing for the is the best thing for the country to slap a load of additional on private additional taxes on private schools, you think? additional taxes on private schijls, you think? additional taxes on private schi think you think?...
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it's very easy for the labour, the labour party, the labour, the labour party, the labour opposition. i almost said the government. not the labour government. we're not quite soon, perhaps quite there yet. soon, perhaps likely. likely soon. a 20 point lead in the polls that has been borne by elections. but borne out by by elections. but it is clear that it's much easier to say something at a podium than it is to vote for something in parliament to something in parliament or to encourage your mps to for encourage your mps to vote for that thing in parliament. it's very for the labour very easy for the labour government when it's elected . if government when it's elected. if it's elected to say we're going to deliver planning, reform , to deliver planning, reform, it's easy to say because that's what boris johnson did and he tried to it and he was tried to do it and he was defeated in the house of commons. he withdrew the white papen commons. he withdrew the white paper. cameron tried to do paper. david cameron tried to do it. balls's planning reform it. nick balls's planning reform tha
it's very easy for the labour, the labour party, the labour, the labour party, the labour opposition. i almost said the government. not the labour government. we're not quite soon, perhaps quite there yet. soon, perhaps likely. likely soon. a 20 point lead in the polls that has been borne by elections. but borne out by by elections. but it is clear that it's much easier to say something at a podium than it is to vote for something in parliament to something in parliament or to encourage your...
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the labour. but change shows how far keir starmer has taken the labour.— change shows how far keir starmer has taken the labour. but have been the john has taken the labour. but have been the john curtice _ has taken the labour. but have been the john curtice point _ has taken the labour. but have been the john curtice point about - has taken the labour. but have been the john curtice point about if- thejohn curtice point about if labour is to be in line you need to win by 11%. even a five or six per cent margin might seem to be a loss of momentum relative to the polls. we talk a lot about polls and rightly so, they're an important indicator and trends are important, but this is crosses in ballot boxes, which is much more important in terms of seeing the direction of the voters and the trends in the country. that is what we are looking forward to seeing tonight. we don't want to be pre—empting what might happen. but it has been dreadfully wet here in rutherglen and hamilton for the last few d
the labour. but change shows how far keir starmer has taken the labour.— change shows how far keir starmer has taken the labour. but have been the john has taken the labour. but have been the john curtice _ has taken the labour. but have been the john curtice point _ has taken the labour. but have been the john curtice point about - has taken the labour. but have been the john curtice point about if- thejohn curtice point about if labour is to be in line you need to win by 11%. even a five or...
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on migration, labour will do what labour— will do on migration, labour will do what labour always— will do on migration, labour will do what labour always does, - will do on migration, labour will do what labour always does, open- will do on migration, labour will do what labour always does, open ouri what labour always does, open our borders _ what labour always does, open our borders at— what labour always does, open our borders. at heart, _ what labour always does, open our borders. at heart, labour- what labour always does, open our borders. at heart, labour doesn't. borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe _ borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe that — borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe that we _ borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe that we have _ borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe that we have the - borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe that we have the right - borders. at heart, labour doesn't believe that we have the right toi believe that we have the right to keep— believe that we have the right to keep peorrte _ believe that we have the right
on migration, labour will do what labour— will do on migration, labour will do what labour always— will do on migration, labour will do what labour always does, - will do on migration, labour will do what labour always does, open- will do on migration, labour will do what labour always does, open ouri what labour always does, open our borders _ what labour always does, open our borders at— what labour always does, open our borders. at heart, _ what labour always does, open our borders. at...
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labour party, 13,470. labour had — want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had hired _ want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had hired hopes _ want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had hired hopes of- want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had hired hopes of taking i labour had hired hopes of taking boris johnson's old labour had hired hopes of taking borisjohnson�*s old seat of uxbridge and south ruislip in west london, but following a recount, the conservatives clung on. the winning candidate steve tuckwell suggested that a single issue had sunk labour's chances. that labour mayor of london sadiq khan is extending what is called the ultra low emissions and this area. it effectively translated as a tax on older, more polluting vehicles and proved unpopular on the doorstep. but rishi sunak wants to suggest that the voters' appetite for a change of government was limited. ihla change of government was limited. iir: one expected us to win here, but steve's victory demonstrates that when confronted with the reality of the labour party, when
labour party, 13,470. labour had — want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had hired _ want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had hired hopes _ want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had hired hopes of- want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had hired hopes of taking i labour had hired hopes of taking boris johnson's old labour had hired hopes of taking borisjohnson�*s old seat of uxbridge and south ruislip in west london, but following a recount, the conservatives clung on. the...
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., labour. we should underline that althouih labour. we should underline that although we _ labour. we should underline that although we do _ labour. we should underline that although we do have _ labour. we should underline that although we do have quite - labour. we should underline that although we do have quite a - labour. we should underline that although we do have quite a lot l labour. we should underline that| although we do have quite a lot of information here now and certainly, enough to be assessing it and discussing it with our guests around the country and politicians in the studio, there are still 189 councils to go out of a total of 230. still plenty more information to come before any kind of final assessment, if there is such a thing, in politics can be made about this set of council elections. let's ponder some of that for a few minutes with jamesjohnson who is a pollster who worked for theresa may, he saw the opportunity of her numbers to begin with and i think the horror of h
., labour. we should underline that althouih labour. we should underline that although we _ labour. we should underline that although we do _ labour. we should underline that although we do have _ labour. we should underline that although we do have quite - labour. we should underline that although we do have quite a - labour. we should underline that although we do have quite a lot l labour. we should underline that| although we do have quite a lot of information here now and certainly, enough...
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it isn't natural labour territory. labour activists would be the first to admit that. people obviously may have seen it as a one—off to give the government a bit of a kicking or be part bit of a kicking or it may be part of a longer term trend. remember, though, the turnout was well down on the general lot of the general election. a lot of people did stay at home. but this was the sort of result that labour people did stay at home. but this was t probably result that labour people did stay at home. but this was t probably have t that labour people did stay at home. but this was t probably have onlyt labour people did stay at home. but this was t probably have only dreamt' people did stay at home. but this was t probably have only dreamt of could probably have only dreamt of at the start of the campaign. when the by—election was called, a lot of pundits had it's the by—election was called, a lot of pundits had its neck and neck the by—election was called, a lot of pundits had it's n( might neck the by—election was called, a lot of pundits had it's n( might be
it isn't natural labour territory. labour activists would be the first to admit that. people obviously may have seen it as a one—off to give the government a bit of a kicking or be part bit of a kicking or it may be part of a longer term trend. remember, though, the turnout was well down on the general lot of the general election. a lot of people did stay at home. but this was the sort of result that labour people did stay at home. but this was t probably result that labour people did stay at...
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with labour that will change. so today i'm announcing our plans to get britain building. 0nce so today i'm announcing our plans to get britain building. once in a generation set of reforms to accelerate the building of critical infrastructure for energy, transport housing. to fast—track battery factories, and sg infrastructure, the things that we need to succeed in the decades to come. and to tackle the litigation which devours time and money before we even see shovels in the ground. and to make sure that when a local community hosts national infrastructure, they will feel the benefits, including through lower energy bills. conference, it is time that we have a government that matched the ambition that people have for their families and communities, a government siding with the builder is not the blockers. a government that will get britain building again and with labour we will. let me give you one example. our energy grid. today, new developments are being forced to wait up to 15 years, into the late 2013s, to
with labour that will change. so today i'm announcing our plans to get britain building. 0nce so today i'm announcing our plans to get britain building. once in a generation set of reforms to accelerate the building of critical infrastructure for energy, transport housing. to fast—track battery factories, and sg infrastructure, the things that we need to succeed in the decades to come. and to tackle the litigation which devours time and money before we even see shovels in the ground. and to...
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| for labour. . .- yes, looking for labour... really? yes, looking at the comments _ for labour... really? yes, looking at the comments from _ for labour... really? yes, looking at the comments from my - for labour... really? yes, looking i at the comments from my colleagues overnight. _ at the comments from my colleagues overnight, there have been some really— overnight, there have been some really good conservative gains, and the overall— really good conservative gains, and the overall picture is a bad night for the _ the overall picture is a bad night for the conservatives, but it is certainly — for the conservatives, but it is certainly not a triumph for labour, there _ certainly not a triumph for labour, there have — certainly not a triumph for labour, there have been good games, good seats— there have been good games, good seats held, and there is anything to play for— seats held, and there is anything to play for i _ seats held, and there is anything to play for i think since rishi sunak has been — play for i
| for labour. . .- yes, looking for labour... really? yes, looking at the comments _ for labour... really? yes, looking at the comments from _ for labour... really? yes, looking at the comments from my - for labour... really? yes, looking i at the comments from my colleagues overnight. _ at the comments from my colleagues overnight, there have been some really— overnight, there have been some really good conservative gains, and the overall— really good conservative gains, and the overall...
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labour voters in burnle make of that? labour voters in iturnley at _ make of that? labour voters in burnley at the _ make of that? labour voters in burnley at the moment - make of that? labour voters in burnley at the moment are - burnley at the moment are recognising that the conservatives just don't have control of our borders and the conservatives go on about open borders and open border policy but immigration is at the highest it has ever been this 175,000 people on the asylum backlog list and we have a solution to fix it and deal with it, saving the taxpayer £2 billion per year, and tackling the backlog. but instead the conservatives are wanting to rerun some kind of neo— brexit referendum to say, we are ok to work with them but labour does not seem to be. syria stella creasy, is brexit safe syria stella creasy, is brexit safe in labour's hands? in what syria stella creasy, is brexit safe in labour's hands? ., , , in labour's hands? in what sense? brexit is a — in labour's hands? in what sense? brexit is a series _ in labour's hands? in what sense? brexit
labour voters in burnle make of that? labour voters in iturnley at _ make of that? labour voters in burnley at the _ make of that? labour voters in burnley at the moment - make of that? labour voters in burnley at the moment are - burnley at the moment are recognising that the conservatives just don't have control of our borders and the conservatives go on about open borders and open border policy but immigration is at the highest it has ever been this 175,000 people on the asylum backlog list...
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labour 14. major whitehall departments spent at least whitehall departments spent at least £145 million using fees across the year. shadow levelling up minister alex norris says the government has been careless with public money. we've revealed today is a truth of a government is very, very casual with the public's money. you know, as we talk businesses up and down the country are opening up and we know those businesses will be very hard on the money that they spend the cost of their operations because they have to be. we would take that same approach, that same level of rigour, because you look some the things we look at some of the things we revealed it did give the government spend government really need to spend money theatre training that money on theatre training that they those pictures they really need those pictures to take. well, parliamentary under—secretary for the department for transport holden defended the government's saying it has not been reckless . what it has not been reck
labour 14. major whitehall departments spent at least whitehall departments spent at least £145 million using fees across the year. shadow levelling up minister alex norris says the government has been careless with public money. we've revealed today is a truth of a government is very, very casual with the public's money. you know, as we talk businesses up and down the country are opening up and we know those businesses will be very hard on the money that they spend the cost of their...
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labour are optimistic. they are - general election? labour are i optimistic. they are confident. general election? labour are - optimistic. they are confident. they are pretty certain that this is a moment for them in scottish politics. rememberthat moment for them in scottish politics. remember that labour was almost wiped out in scotland after the independence referendum. it felt like that was a proper game—changer for labour's position here. well, they hope that this might be the same. they are looking at that swing and they are saying, if we can do it in rutherglen, we can do it elsewhere in the central belt. i was speaking to ian murray who until yesterday was labour's only mp for labour in scotland. he said parts of glasgow, parts of edinburgh, parts of the central belt between edinburgh and glasgow, parts of east lothian are now all in play for the labour party. i was talking to the deputy leader of scottish labour jackie baillie who said she thinks labour have a good chance of winning a majority of seats in scotland. that is quite extraordinary when
labour are optimistic. they are - general election? labour are i optimistic. they are confident. general election? labour are - optimistic. they are confident. they are pretty certain that this is a moment for them in scottish politics. rememberthat moment for them in scottish politics. remember that labour was almost wiped out in scotland after the independence referendum. it felt like that was a proper game—changer for labour's position here. well, they hope that this might be the same....
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labour| the labour party conference, ter making? mises that labour| the labour party conference, ter making? they're1at labour| the labour party conference, ter making? they're sayingourl are making? they're saying they're rebuild they're going to rebuild britain. is going to britain. how long is it going to take? the timeline? take? what's the timeline? where's the fictitious non—dom money from and how long money coming from and how long will it dries up? will it last if it dries up? what's the plan? and that's because today because rachel reeves said today she allow for non—dom she wouldn't allow for non—dom status to live here. have to status to live here. you have to pay status to live here. you have to pay your take go down pay your tax take will go down significantly if a government pursues that because people who have ultra high worth are have ultra high net worth are very fleet of foot and they make their least in their decisions, at least in part based on what have to pay- >> and people say, oh, there's all sorts of c
labour| the labour party conference, ter making? mises that labour| the labour party conference, ter making? they're1at labour| the labour party conference, ter making? they're sayingourl are making? they're saying they're rebuild they're going to rebuild britain. is going to britain. how long is it going to take? the timeline? take? what's the timeline? where's the fictitious non—dom money from and how long money coming from and how long will it dries up? will it last if it dries up? what's...
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they have been targeting some labour seats went labour seems to be doing so well in the polls. i asked adrian ramsay, wind i have ever doing so well? over the last four sets of elections, we've seen huge growth in the number of greens elected to councils right across the country and that's been from labour and from the conservatives in rural and urban areas alike. people are saying that they're looking for a positive alternative for mps who will fight for their area, who will fight fora fairer, greener country and whoever forms the next government we need green mps there to hold them to account and stand up for their constituencies. and we've just got huge excitement, huge momentum behind our campaign to deliver those green mps at the next general election. if you look at some of our sister parties around the world, like australia and canada, for example, they've seen their green mp numbers grow in their recent elections. they've gone from one to three or four, as we're seeking to do under first past the post electoral system. and we learn the lessons from those and from all th
they have been targeting some labour seats went labour seems to be doing so well in the polls. i asked adrian ramsay, wind i have ever doing so well? over the last four sets of elections, we've seen huge growth in the number of greens elected to councils right across the country and that's been from labour and from the conservatives in rural and urban areas alike. people are saying that they're looking for a positive alternative for mps who will fight for their area, who will fight fora fairer,...
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where does that leave his labour party right now?- labour party right now? this is a articular labour party right now? this is a particular issue _ labour party right now? this is a particular issue where _ labour party right now? this is a particular issue where clear- particular issue where clear divisions within the party are exacerbated by events out of their control in the middle east. obviously people have come back into the labour party since the corbin era, someone supported israel, not all, others from different political traditions with the labour party, so wasn't all that together in the face of this international conflict was going to be a big challenge but the view is this is the biggest challenge, and another issue is trying to show more unity, certainly from his point of view, he has been fortunate because of the government was �*s issues over the rwanda policy, and the second of suella braverman, it is overshadowed some of his internal difficulties, but these difficulties will not be resolved tonight and there will still be difficulties, i
where does that leave his labour party right now?- labour party right now? this is a articular labour party right now? this is a particular issue _ labour party right now? this is a particular issue where _ labour party right now? this is a particular issue where clear- particular issue where clear divisions within the party are exacerbated by events out of their control in the middle east. obviously people have come back into the labour party since the corbin era, someone supported israel, not...
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the bright hope of people _ labour party. the bright hope of people like — labour party. the bright hope of people like ed _ labour party. the bright hope of people like ed miliband - labour party. the bright hope of people like ed miliband and - labour party. the bright hope of| people like ed miliband and polly toynbee — people like ed miliband and polly toynbee and _ people like ed miliband and polly toynbee. and in _ people like ed miliband and polly toynbee. and in many— people like ed miliband and polly toynbee. and in many ways, - people like ed miliband and polly toynbee. and in many ways, the| people like ed miliband and polly- toynbee. and in many ways, the group of people _ toynbee. and in many ways, the group of people who — toynbee. and in many ways, the group of people who get _ toynbee. and in many ways, the group of people who get together— toynbee. and in many ways, the group of people who get together and - of people who get together and say, thank— of people who get together and say, thank god _ of people who get together and say, thank god fo
the bright hope of people _ labour party. the bright hope of people like — labour party. the bright hope of people like ed _ labour party. the bright hope of people like ed miliband - labour party. the bright hope of people like ed miliband and - labour party. the bright hope of| people like ed miliband and polly toynbee — people like ed miliband and polly toynbee and _ people like ed miliband and polly toynbee. and in _ people like ed miliband and polly toynbee. and in many— people like...
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box to vote labour. and that is because... cheering and applause that is because they are fed up with the decline and despairing at the party they used to vote for. they have put their trust and their confidence in us, we accept that victory humbly, and go on from here, to make the case across the country, to make the case across the country, to usher out 13 years of decline, and bring in a positive labour government and a decade, i hope of national renewal. sop government and a decade, i hope of national renewal.— national renewal. sop that silly keir starmer _ national renewal. sop that silly keir starmer there, _ national renewal. sop that silly keir starmer there, saying - national renewal. sop that silly keir starmer there, saying that national renewal. sop that silly l keir starmer there, saying that it is history in the making. the conservatives blame poor results on a low turn out. they say voters stayed at home. here is their party chairman greg hands. we stayed at home. here is their party ch
box to vote labour. and that is because... cheering and applause that is because they are fed up with the decline and despairing at the party they used to vote for. they have put their trust and their confidence in us, we accept that victory humbly, and go on from here, to make the case across the country, to make the case across the country, to usher out 13 years of decline, and bring in a positive labour government and a decade, i hope of national renewal. sop government and a decade, i hope...
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i think that scottish labour— changed. i think that scottish labour are in changed. i think that scottish labourare in the changed. i think that scottish labour are in the ascendancy, and it looks_ labour are in the ascendancy, and it looks very— labour are in the ascendancy, and it looks very much like the snp, who have donated scottish politics for so long. — have donated scottish politics for so long, are on the downslope. you think this was _ so long, are on the downslope. ym. think this was more than one moment, just one by election regarding margaret ferrier, clearly difficulties for the snp and strength for labour but you think it is more affection for labour the difficulties for the snp? i is more affection for labour the difficulties for the snp?- difficulties for the snp? i think there is a balance. _ difficulties for the snp? i think there is a balance. there i difficulties for the snp? i think there is a balance. there is i difficulties for the snp? i think there is a balance. there is no | there is a balance. there is no doubt — there is a balance.
i think that scottish labour— changed. i think that scottish labour are in changed. i think that scottish labourare in the changed. i think that scottish labour are in the ascendancy, and it looks_ labour are in the ascendancy, and it looks very— labour are in the ascendancy, and it looks very much like the snp, who have donated scottish politics for so long. — have donated scottish politics for so long, are on the downslope. you think this was _ so long, are on the downslope. ym. think...
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_ labour and trade union movements and when you split the labour _ labour and trade union movements and when you split the labour movement i when you split the labour movement generally, you weaken the labour movement. i spent most of my time as a trade unionist and labour party member trying to build consensus, not agreements on everything. that says that a united party is one that is more likely to win power.- is more likely to win power. shock revelation. _ is more likely to win power. shock revelation, conservative _ is more likely to win power. shock revelation, conservative ministers say that about you. during the pandemic, covid, when you at the tuc, working therefore two decades, had dire talks with ministers about how to deal with covid, javer pinchot said? —— direct talks. == pinchot said? -- direct talks. -- direct talks- _ pinchot said? —— direct talks. » direct talks. that is the beauty of trade unions, myjob is to represent working people and whoever is in number ten on the department of business, department for transport, myjob is to build a relationship and
_ labour and trade union movements and when you split the labour _ labour and trade union movements and when you split the labour movement i when you split the labour movement generally, you weaken the labour movement. i spent most of my time as a trade unionist and labour party member trying to build consensus, not agreements on everything. that says that a united party is one that is more likely to win power.- is more likely to win power. shock revelation. _ is more likely to win power. shock...
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some of labour's spending about some of labour's spending commitments. they have said they will not burrow for day—to—day spending, so things the government spends day—to—day. not big infrastructure projects like hs2 or other key core infrastructure for the country. they have said they are prepared to borrow for that, but when it comes to day—to—day spending labour have said they will balance the books and there are questions for them about how they will manage to do that as well as promising some of the things they want to do in power. the main message drilled into labour people at the moment is to be sensible, don't do anything risky, don't do anything that might scare voters off. a lot of senior people in the labour party are increasingly confident they are heading for power and they don't want to make any mistakes. chatting to members of the shadow cabinet in the past few hours around liverpool, they are all saying let's not do anything daft over the next few days. steady as she goes, try and keep it calm, don't do anything to put voters
some of labour's spending about some of labour's spending commitments. they have said they will not burrow for day—to—day spending, so things the government spends day—to—day. not big infrastructure projects like hs2 or other key core infrastructure for the country. they have said they are prepared to borrow for that, but when it comes to day—to—day spending labour have said they will balance the books and there are questions for them about how they will manage to do that as well as...
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could labour ever welcomejk rowling back into the heart of the labour party? jk rowling would disagree with me on the position we took on the bill butjk rowling is a national treasure and notjust a national treasure for scotland but actually the whole of the uk. i'll give you one practical example. i had the really good fortune last year after three years of covid to go on an international holiday and i took my kids, my young kids to universal studios. there is a whole big part of universal studios dedicated to harry potter. if people around the world can celebrate the creativity in the mind ofjk rowling, it would be an absolute tragedy if we didn't celebrate that here. she is a national treasure and one we should respect. and would you meet with her, talk with her, see if you could persuade her? i would, of course, why not? i've always believed there is common ground that can be found and compromise that can be found and a way forward if people have the political will. some people say gender reform, even what we have been discussing on oil and gas, it proves
could labour ever welcomejk rowling back into the heart of the labour party? jk rowling would disagree with me on the position we took on the bill butjk rowling is a national treasure and notjust a national treasure for scotland but actually the whole of the uk. i'll give you one practical example. i had the really good fortune last year after three years of covid to go on an international holiday and i took my kids, my young kids to universal studios. there is a whole big part of universal...