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the reason _ labour party to retain control. the reason for — labour party to retain control. the reason for that, if you different things— reason for that, if you different things at— reason for that, if you different things at play. firstly, last time round, — things at play. firstly, last time round, this— things at play. firstly, last time round, this time last year, the labour— round, this time last year, the labour party won big in swindon for the first— labour party won big in swindon for the first time in 20 years, taking control— the first time in 20 years, taking control from the conservatives, the combination of seats that are up this year. — combination of seats that are up this year, this coming thursday, are a combination that the labour party lost hack_ a combination that the labour party lost back when they were at a low ebb a _ lost back when they were at a low ebb a few— lost back when they were at a low ebb a few years ago. coming back now, _ ebb a few years ago. coming back now. they— ebb a few years ago. coming back now, they feel their
the reason _ labour party to retain control. the reason for — labour party to retain control. the reason for that, if you different things— reason for that, if you different things at— reason for that, if you different things at play. firstly, last time round, — things at play. firstly, last time round, this— things at play. firstly, last time round, this time last year, the labour— round, this time last year, the labour party won big in swindon for the first— labour party won big...
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so a lot of the labour party. so a lot of the kind of people like me who are members and supporters of the party, but not in the internal workings, are kind of waiting for this. sue gray effect to come in of keir starmer kind of just shutting up and letting the tories hang themselves. but i think, honestly, the keir starmer is it's a weird one with the local elections , the labour party are elections, the labour party are hoping to do quite well in the mayoral and county council elections that are coming up on thursday, so it's honestly just keir starmer just has to wait and see. >> yes, i mean, are you seriously worried about these slips that labour is making because it seems that with the amount of noise that the government makes or the or the conservative party makes, that what the labour does is what the labour party does is still not, you know, pay much attention to . you know, pay much attention to. but i suppose you might be worried that if we get into a long election campaign, then mistakes being made by t
so a lot of the labour party. so a lot of the kind of people like me who are members and supporters of the party, but not in the internal workings, are kind of waiting for this. sue gray effect to come in of keir starmer kind of just shutting up and letting the tories hang themselves. but i think, honestly, the keir starmer is it's a weird one with the local elections , the labour party are elections, the labour party are hoping to do quite well in the mayoral and county council elections that...
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we also lost a lifelong member of the labour party. i am privileged to be the proud owner of the prime minister's new book. it is a rare unsigned copy. it is quite the read. she claims the disastrous budget that triggered chaos was the happiest moment of her premier ship. >> mr. speaker spend less time reading that book and more reading the deputy leaders tax advice. >> [indiscernible] >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker. we've got a billionaire prime minister whose families used schemes to avoid millions of pounds for working-class workers. and the former prime minister has a long list of people to blame for economic misery. they do not want to hear it. a long list of people to blame. she blames the bank of england, the treasury. we even learns lettuce was part of the deep state. it was the tories unfunded tax cuts, billions of pounds that crashed the economy and left millions paying more on their mortgages. >> everyone knows two years ago i was not afraid of what her economic qualities would lead to. i was right then, that i'm right now when
we also lost a lifelong member of the labour party. i am privileged to be the proud owner of the prime minister's new book. it is a rare unsigned copy. it is quite the read. she claims the disastrous budget that triggered chaos was the happiest moment of her premier ship. >> mr. speaker spend less time reading that book and more reading the deputy leaders tax advice. >> [indiscernible] >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker. we've got a billionaire prime minister whose families used...
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., labour party? keir starmer on social media said it — labour party? keir starmer on social media said it was _ labour party? keir starmer on social media said it was fantastic _ labour party? keir starmer on social media said it was fantastic to - media said it was fantastic to welcome dr poulter to the changed labour party. it is time to end conservative chaos, turn the page and get britain's future back was not pleased that dan poulter has decided to join us not pleased that dan poulter has decided tojoin us on not pleased that dan poulter has decided to join us on this journey and dan poulter says he would like to see an election happen now. it is not about to, i don't think. the expectation sill is that the general election will probably be towards the autumn. he intends to stay in parliament. there is no requirement to have a by—election if there is a defection like this will stop he will now be sitting on labour's ranks. �* ., ., , will now be sitting on labour's ranks. �* . ., , ., , ., , ranks. and already the conservatives are facin: ra
., labour party? keir starmer on social media said it — labour party? keir starmer on social media said it was _ labour party? keir starmer on social media said it was fantastic _ labour party? keir starmer on social media said it was fantastic to - media said it was fantastic to welcome dr poulter to the changed labour party. it is time to end conservative chaos, turn the page and get britain's future back was not pleased that dan poulter has decided to join us not pleased that dan poulter...
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one is that they are able to say, "look, it's notjust us, "the labour party, saying that the labour party has changed. "look, the conservative guy coming over here because he believes "the labour party has changed." but also, especially given dan poulter isn't a household name — at least until this morning — for the labour party, one of the great boosts here is basically rubbing the conservative party's faces in the mud. and what is the choreography of it? cos you said stunt but then not stunt, but i said timing, but it is sort of... it's a "look, ooh!" yes, it's a big reveal. if we talk about it in the context of politics being some kind of reality show, it is a big reveal, it is a big ta—da moment, and it will have been worked out under great, great secrecy. downing street was only told a few minutes before it happened, before it was made public by us here at the bbc and the observer newspaper. so downing street didn't know anything about it at all. only, i think, less than six people in the labour party knew anything about it at all. wes streeting, the shadow health secretary, wh
one is that they are able to say, "look, it's notjust us, "the labour party, saying that the labour party has changed. "look, the conservative guy coming over here because he believes "the labour party has changed." but also, especially given dan poulter isn't a household name — at least until this morning — for the labour party, one of the great boosts here is basically rubbing the conservative party's faces in the mud. and what is the choreography of it? cos you...
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the tory party the labour party disguise? right. labour party in disguise? right. we got back , we seem to have got back, strangely, consider strangely, in what we consider to political to be such divisive political times, to pretty much a consensus between the front benches of the major parties. very different. if you start looking at the back benches of the major parties, but the front benches , we're back to some sort benches, we're back to some sort of 1970s consensus where everybody a managed everybody wants a managed economy. aren't really economy. there aren't really plans or deregulation plans to get tax or deregulation down. there more than a down. there are more than a cigarette tory and cigarette paper between tory and laboun cigarette paper between tory and labour, but probably not a whole cigarette between the two of them. unfortunately, think them. and unfortunately, i think if trajectory , if we stay in this trajectory, these sort of 0.1% per month growth will be what we growth rates will be what we face for th
the tory party the labour party disguise? right. labour party in disguise? right. we got back , we seem to have got back, strangely, consider strangely, in what we consider to political to be such divisive political times, to pretty much a consensus between the front benches of the major parties. very different. if you start looking at the back benches of the major parties, but the front benches , we're back to some sort benches, we're back to some sort of 1970s consensus where everybody a...
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the labour party issues there. you know they it's essential for them to get a big majority to absolutely smash the snp. the idea that they might buddy up with the snp, even for some sort of confidence and supply agreement, seems pretty absurd. and the lib dems in scotland have called the snp clowns. so every single party north of the border has come out really, really strongly against humza yousaf. his only chance really is ash regan. it's an astonishing alliance. >> if you look at the greens, the tories as the labour party, the tories as the labour party, the alba party all joining forces, this is unheard of. they are sworn foes ordinarily and yet they want to join up seemingly in a singular motion to give yousaf the chop extraordinary. >> well, exactly. i mean, one thing, humza yousaf really has doneis thing, humza yousaf really has done is united scotland, but not united scotland behind a second referendum, as he might have hoped. but united scotland at least holyrood against him . it least holyrood against him.
the labour party issues there. you know they it's essential for them to get a big majority to absolutely smash the snp. the idea that they might buddy up with the snp, even for some sort of confidence and supply agreement, seems pretty absurd. and the lib dems in scotland have called the snp clowns. so every single party north of the border has come out really, really strongly against humza yousaf. his only chance really is ash regan. it's an astonishing alliance. >> if you look at the...
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or the labour party. you're not running because you're dan poulter or alex dean or whatever. so no, i think that you should have to fight a by—election if you defect in the same way that to their credit, whatever you think of them, douglas carswell and mark reckless did when they defected from the conservative party to ukip when they were members of parliament. i should declare an interest. i've known dan poulter for a long time. he's a friend and he will remain a friend. but i don't understand what he's done. i don't think you should be able to defect in the way that, he has done. and i also don't understand the criticism of the government, which he never expressed before moving to the party opposite . moving to the party opposite. you can often think of a friend, you know, who amongst us has a friend who hasn't ? who who's friend who hasn't? who who's done, done, done nothing wrong in their lives, right? so you know, i would say this to him, as i say to you, i don't he never once said he was uncomfort
or the labour party. you're not running because you're dan poulter or alex dean or whatever. so no, i think that you should have to fight a by—election if you defect in the same way that to their credit, whatever you think of them, douglas carswell and mark reckless did when they defected from the conservative party to ukip when they were members of parliament. i should declare an interest. i've known dan poulter for a long time. he's a friend and he will remain a friend. but i don't...
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, conservative, labour— prounion parties, conservative, labour and _ prounion parties, conservative, labour and liberal democrats, the only gain _ labour and liberal democrats, the only gain in — labour and liberal democrats, the only gain in time for the snp is to have an accommodation with the greens, _ to have an accommodation with the greens, for— to have an accommodation with the greens, for good or ill the greens are the _ greens, for good or ill the greens are the only— greens, for good or ill the greens are the only available partner with and that— are the only available partner with and that holyrood chamber. thank you for our and that holyrood chamber. thank you for your time — and that holyrood chamber. thank you for your time this _ and that holyrood chamber. thank you for your time this evening. _ thank you for your time this evening. headlines today in the uk. a man has admitted killing an elderly mobility scooter rider in a "motiveless" knife attack. lee byer pleaded guilty to the mansluaghter of thomas o'halloran in greenford in august 2022. byer had only be
, conservative, labour— prounion parties, conservative, labour and _ prounion parties, conservative, labour and liberal democrats, the only gain _ labour and liberal democrats, the only gain in — labour and liberal democrats, the only gain in time for the snp is to have an accommodation with the greens, _ to have an accommodation with the greens, for— to have an accommodation with the greens, for good or ill the greens are the _ greens, for good or ill the greens are the only— greens,...
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. >> not difficult. >> was labour the >> it was the labour party, the labour you labour party, whom you supported, labour party, whom you squou ed, labour party, whom you squou were in charge. >> you were in charge. >> you were in charge. >> seen the light. >> i've seen the light. >> i've seen the light. >> you support in the 80s. >> you support them in the 80s. >> you support them in the 80s. >> day when you grow up >> one day when you grow up a little bit, you will probably see light. i doubt see the light. i doubt it. chloe's above years. she's chloe's above her years. she's seen the already. okay, seen the light already. okay, coming got coming up next, we've got self—made millionaire welcome back to lee anderson's real world. it's time for last orders with kate stewart. welcome to the show, kate. you've had a, a different start in life to most successful business women. self—made millionaire by the age of about 24, 25, 26, 26. sorry about that. getting the figures wrong. but you took a different approach. it's not, you were sort of concentrated on earning money while still at s
. >> not difficult. >> was labour the >> it was the labour party, the labour you labour party, whom you supported, labour party, whom you squou ed, labour party, whom you squou were in charge. >> you were in charge. >> you were in charge. >> seen the light. >> i've seen the light. >> i've seen the light. >> you support in the 80s. >> you support them in the 80s. >> you support them in the 80s. >> day when you grow up...
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the labour party has played its cards _ explain them? the labour party has played its cards very _ explain them? the labour party has played its cards very close - explain them? the labour party has played its cards very close to - explain them? the labour party has played its cards very close to its i played its cards very close to its chest and it has a big review of the system of the moment and relatively cautious about making promises before that is included in their lot of options on the table in the wake of options on the table in the wake of the english system is designed but also when we look at the many different ways that other countries design their early years in system b that the system or there is much more is take control and totally at the end of the spectrum we have a model where they just the end of the spectrum we have a model where theyjust give parents money and they disfigured up for themselves purely on the private market. ., . ., ., , market. you get a lot of people comparing _ market. you get a lot of people comp
the labour party has played its cards _ explain them? the labour party has played its cards very _ explain them? the labour party has played its cards very close - explain them? the labour party has played its cards very close to - explain them? the labour party has played its cards very close to its i played its cards very close to its chest and it has a big review of the system of the moment and relatively cautious about making promises before that is included in their lot of options on the...
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the labour party >> no it is. the labour party speaks for the majority of british but we just had british people. but we just had 20 attacking labour 20 minutes attacking the labour party u—turn party at a screeching u—turn from streeting on, on on the from wes streeting on, on on the trans debate, they had a screeching u—turn on the pride we should all show to the union flag the labour party has. that's absolutely offensive and that's look, i mean, i can i can show you pictures of labour conferences going back 50 years. they've got the union flag in them, it's on the party them, and it's on the party membership labour's membership card to say labour's not it's ludicrous. membership card to say labour's notthe it's ludicrous. membership card to say labour's notthe on it's ludicrous. membership card to say labour's notthe on the, 's ludicrous. membership card to say labour's notthe on the, on udicrous. membership card to say labour's notthe on the, on on crous. membership card to say labour's notthe on the, o
the labour party >> no it is. the labour party speaks for the majority of british but we just had british people. but we just had 20 attacking labour 20 minutes attacking the labour party u—turn party at a screeching u—turn from streeting on, on on the from wes streeting on, on on the trans debate, they had a screeching u—turn on the pride we should all show to the union flag the labour party has. that's absolutely offensive and that's look, i mean, i can i can show you pictures of...
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so not beef for the labour party or conservatives either. 50 labour party or conservatives either. , ., ., either. so they may not get more money basically? _ either. so they may not get more money basically? we _ either. so they may not get more money basically? we know- either. so they may not get more| money basically? we know things either. so they may not get more - money basically? we know things are tiuht, and money basically? we know things are tight. and the — money basically? we know things are tight, and the labour— money basically? we know things are tight, and the labour party _ money basically? we know things are tight, and the labour party has - tight, and the labour party has made it clear that there isn't a money tree available for them, so there are issues about managing expectations to stop it is not to say there are some real issues to deal with in education. i think something like 40,000 teachers left in 2022, which might be a result of the pandemic, where we saw in other sectors melissa people taken early retirement or choosing a different direction, but it
so not beef for the labour party or conservatives either. 50 labour party or conservatives either. , ., ., either. so they may not get more money basically? _ either. so they may not get more money basically? we _ either. so they may not get more money basically? we know- either. so they may not get more| money basically? we know things either. so they may not get more - money basically? we know things are tiuht, and money basically? we know things are tight. and the — money basically? we...
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the labour party doesn't want that. what we want is to have a proper planned out, programme of building so that people can get on the housing ladder and start putting down roots and building those communities. i think it would have been sensible if, keir starmer would have said that at labour party conference and put it in those terms . but we are it in those terms. but we are going to berlin now where our prime minister, rishi sunak , is prime minister, rishi sunak, is speaking pandemic. >> i was on the phone a lot with you and i hugely valued your advice as i designed our furlough scheme, which took in some part inspiration from your kurzarbeit policy that you had instituted previously . instituted previously. >> and i also remember we bonded over the uk's most famous export to your adopted hometown of hamburg , which was, of course, hamburg, which was, of course, the beatles. >> and when his majesty his king was here last year on his first state visit as monarch, he spoke in the bundestag of renewing the special bond
the labour party doesn't want that. what we want is to have a proper planned out, programme of building so that people can get on the housing ladder and start putting down roots and building those communities. i think it would have been sensible if, keir starmer would have said that at labour party conference and put it in those terms . but we are it in those terms. but we are going to berlin now where our prime minister, rishi sunak , is prime minister, rishi sunak, is speaking pandemic....
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what about the labour _ party and a likely candidate. what about the labour party? - party and a likely candidate. what about the labour party? keir starmer said it was fantastic to welcome dan poulter to the party, how big is this a coup for labour? this poulter to the party, how big is this a coup for labour?- poulter to the party, how big is this a coup for labour? this is the sort of thing _ this a coup for labour? this is the sort of thing that _ this a coup for labour? this is the sort of thing that was _ this a coup for labour? this is the sort of thing that was happening l this a coup for labour? this is the | sort of thing that was happening in the 1990s, sort of thing that was happening in the 19905, i sort of thing that was happening in the 1990s, i mean, people may not remember but there was a former tory minister called alan howarth who defected to tony blair's labour party in 1995, shaun woodward, the better—known defection, that was actually after labour got into government. but all the traffic was in that direction at that time and the same thing s
what about the labour _ party and a likely candidate. what about the labour party? - party and a likely candidate. what about the labour party? keir starmer said it was fantastic to welcome dan poulter to the party, how big is this a coup for labour? this poulter to the party, how big is this a coup for labour?- poulter to the party, how big is this a coup for labour? this is the sort of thing _ this a coup for labour? this is the sort of thing that _ this a coup for labour? this is the sort of...
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you look labour party has. yes. you look at other candidates. i mean, labour party has. yes. you look at (rayner ndidates. i mean, labour party has. yes. you look at (rayner was ates. i mean, labour party has. yes. you look at (rayner was 3es. i mean, labour party has. yes. you look at (rayner was 3 to i mean, labour party has. yes. you look at (rayner was 3 to 1 mean, labour party has. yes. you look at (rayner was 3 to 1 in ean, angela rayner was 3 to 1 in terms of odds. to be the next labour leader. now she's about 42 to 1 right on the fair exchange. yeah. i mean i mean she was one of the most popular politician in the party. now she's behind about 7 or 8 of her cabinet colleagues. now, the fact is that leaves the labour party with an issue because who do they have as an attack dog? who do they have as the charismatic leader who can go instead of keir starmer? because keir starmer is, you know, the technocrat . yeah. but who can go technocrat. yeah. but who can go instead of keir starmer on the morning shows
you look labour party has. yes. you look at other candidates. i mean, labour party has. yes. you look at (rayner ndidates. i mean, labour party has. yes. you look at (rayner was ates. i mean, labour party has. yes. you look at (rayner was 3es. i mean, labour party has. yes. you look at (rayner was 3 to i mean, labour party has. yes. you look at (rayner was 3 to 1 mean, labour party has. yes. you look at (rayner was 3 to 1 in ean, angela rayner was 3 to 1 in terms of odds. to be the next labour...
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this is been| a cautious approach from the labour party— a cautious approach from the labour party over— a cautious approach from the labour party over the last for years about not making — party over the last for years about not making spending commitments. they have _ not making spending commitments. they have annoyed some of their own supporters— they have annoyed some of their own supporters over there putting back on spending on environmental issues are not— on spending on environmental issues are not a _ on spending on environmental issues are not a big — on spending on environmental issues are not a big commitment on the nhs are not a big commitment on the nhs are schools _ are not a big commitment on the nhs are schools antedated keir starmer said he _ are schools antedated keir starmer said he would like defence spending to -o said he would like defence spending to go up— said he would like defence spending to go up to 2.5%, which would be about— to go up to 2.5%, which would be about a _ to go up to 2.5%, which would be about a 10 — to go up to 2.5%, which woul
this is been| a cautious approach from the labour party— a cautious approach from the labour party over— a cautious approach from the labour party over the last for years about not making — party over the last for years about not making spending commitments. they have _ not making spending commitments. they have annoyed some of their own supporters— they have annoyed some of their own supporters over there putting back on spending on environmental issues are not— on spending on...
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you have faith in the labour party. _ 100%. you have faith in the labour party, you - 100%. you have faith in the labour party, you are - 100%. you have faith in the - labour party, you are investing in the labour party, you believe they will deliver on this if they are in government? i don't see it as an investment. i have been giving money to them for ten years and the greens, the lib dems and greenpeace and all kinds of good causes, trying to good in the world. 50 good causes, trying to good in the world-— the world. so what is next as far as ecotricity _ the world. so what is next as far as ecotricity is _ the world. so what is next as| far as ecotricity is concerned? you have really pushed through in wind power. what are your thoughts on what you might do next? , ., next? giving to green electricity _ next? giving to green electricity on - next? giving to green electricity on the - next? giving to green electricity on the grid | next? giving to green l electricity on the grid is next? giving to green - electricity on the grid is half the challenge. we have to replace
you have faith in the labour party. _ 100%. you have faith in the labour party, you - 100%. you have faith in the labour party, you are - 100%. you have faith in the - labour party, you are investing in the labour party, you believe they will deliver on this if they are in government? i don't see it as an investment. i have been giving money to them for ten years and the greens, the lib dems and greenpeace and all kinds of good causes, trying to good in the world. 50 good causes, trying to good...
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british mp dr dan poulter has quit the conservative party to join the opposition labour party. speaking to the bbc, he said the conservatives were no longerfocused on public services, and a general election was needed as soon as possible. ukraine says russia has carried out another air attack — narrowly missing a hospital. the us says it will "rush" patriot air defence missiles and ammunition to ukraine — president zelensky says they are "urgently" needed. hamas has published a new video showing proof of life for two hostages in gaza. meanwhile, israel's foreign minister says his country's military could defer its planned incursion into rafah — if there is a deal on the hostages. and scotland's first minister seeks to save his political career — inviting leaders of other parties to talks — hoping to change their plans to oust him. now on bbc news, it's sportsday.
british mp dr dan poulter has quit the conservative party to join the opposition labour party. speaking to the bbc, he said the conservatives were no longerfocused on public services, and a general election was needed as soon as possible. ukraine says russia has carried out another air attack — narrowly missing a hospital. the us says it will "rush" patriot air defence missiles and ammunition to ukraine — president zelensky says they are "urgently" needed. hamas has...
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party the issues that the labour party want to talk about. the issues that the labour party wari to talk about. the issues that the labour party wari mean,: about. the issues that the labour party wari mean, it'sout. the issues that the labour party wari mean, it's at. the issues that the labour party wari mean, it's a lot of people >> i mean, it's a lot of people saying, you know, i'm getting in touch saying, i mean, it's split between sort of lock her up and leave alone. really. the leave her alone. really. the issue is the problem with this issue is the problem with this is and what i think damages her reputation is that even if it is found that she has done nothing wrong at all, she could have cleared this up ages ago . cleared this up ages ago. >> totally. totally, totally. and, you know , again, it will be and, you know, again, it will be raising questions about the labour party operation. you know, sir keir starmer has staked his reputation on being the former director of public prosecutions and yet has failed to even look at the advice that angela has received. he's given he
party the issues that the labour party want to talk about. the issues that the labour party wari to talk about. the issues that the labour party wari mean,: about. the issues that the labour party wari mean, it'sout. the issues that the labour party wari mean, it's at. the issues that the labour party wari mean, it's a lot of people >> i mean, it's a lot of people saying, you know, i'm getting in touch saying, i mean, it's split between sort of lock her up and leave alone. really. the...
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the workers party of great britain, are they going to be a threat to the labour party? >> they might be. i don't know. it's very hard to predict these things , monty panesar, a very things, monty panesar, a very good spin bowler, took 167 wickets in tests. so nothing wrong with his spinning. so maybe that'll help in politics. but i have to say when, when, my boy, my son was about 5 or 6, he went through a period when he was trying to collect autographs of cricketers, and he went up to kevin pietersen, who was said to be a very difficult bloke, and kevin pietersen could not have been more charming. and he went up to andrew strauss and andrew strauss, fantastically nice to him at bristol and then at gloucester. we went to gloucester. we went to gloucester when gloucestershire played there and, he went in northamptonshire playing and in my little boy claude went up to monty panesar. the wonderful had such a good reputation and panesar was horrible to him. couldn't give him the time of day. so what was that about? now is my time to give back. well it certainly wasn't his, h
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well, last week the labour party performed a u—turn of shameless proportions. having once knelt for the marxist black lives matter group, which is intent on defunding the police, sir keir starmer now supports his home secretary, shadow home secretary yvette cooper, who announced labour's plans to introduce 13,000 new police officers this week amidst the news that the nhs is set to assert biological sex. as a matter of fact in its constitution, sir keir starmer, the man who once struggled to find what a woman is. >> woman can have a penis. >> woman can have a penis. >> they come not. >> they come not. >> i don't think we can conduct this debate , not with, you know, this debate, not with, you know, sorry, i get offended, you know. no, no, it's just no, no, no, i just a woman can have a penis. i don't think that , discussing don't think that, discussing this issue in this way helps anyone in the long run. >> well, i'm sorry to show you such cringeworthy television, but anyway, he has now performed another shameless u—turn. labour leader criticised labour mp ros
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british conservative mp dr dan poulter quits the party to join the opposition labour party. speaking to the bbc, he said the conservatives were no longerfocused on public services and a general election was needed as soon as possible. ukraine says russia has carried out another air attack — narrowly missing a hospital. the us says it will "rush" patriot air defence missiles and ammunition to ukraine. president zelensky says they are "urgently" needed. now on bbc news — the travel show: cabo verde: beyond the beaches.
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so if the labour party is saying no more taxpayer subsidies, great. sign me up. but that's not what they're saying. they actually think the state politicians and bureaucrats will be able to run this better than companies. i readily accept a good number of these companies have not run it well , but these companies have not run it well, but don't assume from that that politicians and bureaucrats can run it better. i'm old enough, sad to admit i remember the sad old days of british rail, where they sold coffee by the slice, and we will be going back to that. timetables will be worse, strikes will be worse . worse, strikes will be worse. but if the taxpayer is no longer propping it up, which is what i think i've just heard from the labour party. three cheers for that. >> choose chair. those chairs carry , well, the figures are carry, well, the figures are last year the state subsidy to . last year the state subsidy to. the 14 rail companies was 12 billion. that's just 22 to 23. 12 billion in taxpayers money. that's over £420 per household, including those of us who
so if the labour party is saying no more taxpayer subsidies, great. sign me up. but that's not what they're saying. they actually think the state politicians and bureaucrats will be able to run this better than companies. i readily accept a good number of these companies have not run it well , but these companies have not run it well, but don't assume from that that politicians and bureaucrats can run it better. i'm old enough, sad to admit i remember the sad old days of british rail, where...
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what about the labour party? keir starmer said it was fantastic to welcome dan poulter to the party. how big is this a coup for labour? this is the sort of thing that was happening in the 1990s, i mean, people may not remember but there was a former tory minister called alan howarth who defected to tony blair's labour party in 1995, shaun woodward, the better—known defection, that was actually after labour got into government. but all the traffic was in that direction at that time and the same thing seems to be happening again, and that will add to labour's confidence about the coming election. and we've got big local elections coming up in just a few days�* time. obviously, we don't know what is going to happen there, but if they are as bad for the tories as some are anticipating, does that again, combined with this, call rishi sunak�*s leadership into question in the coming weeks? i don't think so because i think the general election is not far away, whatever happens, i mean, it is going to be by the end
what about the labour party? keir starmer said it was fantastic to welcome dan poulter to the party. how big is this a coup for labour? this is the sort of thing that was happening in the 1990s, i mean, people may not remember but there was a former tory minister called alan howarth who defected to tony blair's labour party in 1995, shaun woodward, the better—known defection, that was actually after labour got into government. but all the traffic was in that direction at that time and the...
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that didn't affect the labour party. doesn't cost labour party. doesn't cost labour a penny and people on minimum wage are probably cleaning absolutely. this is >> yeah, absolutely. and this is these let's be honest, these are also let's be honest, these are also let's be honest, these don't probably work these guys don't probably work probably funded by goodness probably get funded by goodness knows well, they're knows who. well, they're probably million probably one of the 3 million under be bothered under 25 who can't be bothered to this country. to work in this country. >> all right. now, look. >> all right. okay. now, look. hey, a bit heated. hey, things got a bit heated. it's a sutton train station. last month, as four people were forced to run for their lives after e—bike suddenly burst after an e—bike suddenly burst into flames. have look. hang into flames. have a look. hang on. wallop that's on. there we go. wallop that's the e—bikei so the commuters had seconds to act the scooter seconds to act when the scooter exploded just a few
that didn't affect the labour party. doesn't cost labour party. doesn't cost labour a penny and people on minimum wage are probably cleaning absolutely. this is >> yeah, absolutely. and this is these let's be honest, these are also let's be honest, these are also let's be honest, these don't probably work these guys don't probably work probably funded by goodness probably get funded by goodness knows well, they're knows who. well, they're probably million probably one of the 3 million...
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and thank goodness he's leading the labour party now because it's unrecognisable from the party that was rejected in 2019. and that's why i think lots of gb news viewers are looking to labour will continue to come on your programmes continue to make our case and work really hard to win the trust of your viewers because we want your support of the general election. >> well, we'll happily give you the trust of the viewers and the listeners. if keir starmer actually agreed to come on my show, perhaps you can have a word with him. mr streeting, as we always enjoy our exchanges, don't we? >> i will put in a recommendation. camilla, i bet you'd love to come and be interviewed by you, but i'll pass that on. >> all right. good man. thank you very much. wes streeting. lovely to speak to you this morning. >> thanks very much. >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show on gb news. lovely to have your company this sunday morning. i'm joined now in the studio by doctor liam fox, conservative mp for north somerset, because he's got this book out. the coming storm. and this is a really interesting
and thank goodness he's leading the labour party now because it's unrecognisable from the party that was rejected in 2019. and that's why i think lots of gb news viewers are looking to labour will continue to come on your programmes continue to make our case and work really hard to win the trust of your viewers because we want your support of the general election. >> well, we'll happily give you the trust of the viewers and the listeners. if keir starmer actually agreed to come on my...
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and i don't think either the conservative party or the labour party are facing the labour party are yet facing up to that. >> what do mean by rebalancing? >> well, i mean, look, the older people their own home. they people own their own home. they made money just by made a lot of money just by owning and mortar. owning bricks and mortar. the triple has protected their triple lock has protected their income, have been income, they have been reasonably protected since 2010, when there's been an era of austerity and other people, the young have lost out. isn't bill's point a fair one that you need an element of rebalancing? >> no. i mean, let's talk raw politics. the tories politics. do they? do the tories want win election, or want to win the election, or isn't it rather noble that jeremy is putting the jeremy hunt is putting the overall interests of the country first, than narrow first, rather than narrow parties? i don't believe a word of that. i saw the smell . of that. i saw the smell. >> i'm asking the questions. >> i'm asking the questions. >> yes, i know, but it's nonsense. >> i've
and i don't think either the conservative party or the labour party are facing the labour party are yet facing up to that. >> what do mean by rebalancing? >> well, i mean, look, the older people their own home. they people own their own home. they made money just by made a lot of money just by owning and mortar. owning bricks and mortar. the triple has protected their triple lock has protected their income, have been income, they have been reasonably protected since 2010, when...
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the labour party's headquarters. the group, known as youth demand , group, known as youth demand, were sprayed both the inside and outside of the building in red paint. the protesters are claiming the party are complicit in what they've described as the murder of palestinians in israel's conflict with the hamas terror group. that's after sir keir starmer reiterated his call just this morning for the government to publish its advice on whether israel is violating international humanitarian law international humanitarian law in gaza . meanwhile, a new poll in gaza. meanwhile, a new poll has found that 74% of british muslims would not object if abortion was outlawed. a survey of 1000 british muslims carried out by jl partners also found that just 28% would object if homosexuality was banned . homosexuality was banned. homosexuality was decriminalised in 1967 and is currently supported by 62% of the general public. supported by 62% of the general pubuc.the supported by 62% of the general public. the research was commissi
the labour party's headquarters. the group, known as youth demand , group, known as youth demand, were sprayed both the inside and outside of the building in red paint. the protesters are claiming the party are complicit in what they've described as the murder of palestinians in israel's conflict with the hamas terror group. that's after sir keir starmer reiterated his call just this morning for the government to publish its advice on whether israel is violating international humanitarian law...
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earlier, are the labour party novwell,: wing? earlier, are the labour party novwell, they]? earlier, are the labour party novwell, they could and >> well, they could be. and i was thinking of your very own nigel there's a guy who nigel farage. there's a guy who could just about any party, could just about lead any party, in opinion. he just fits into in my opinion. he just fits into any suit with any different coloured rosette on it. >> horses for courses. >> horses for coui'ses. >> horses for courses. >> there you go, nigel farage to save the labour party. wayne sleep. what a thought . i'm salivating. >> i think you could. yes. well, no , but that was the whole point. >> the political spectrum has changed, suzanne evans, hasn't it? left versus right is an arcane metric that doesn't speak for the normal british people. no, i mean, one of nigel farage's famous statements is you can't get a cigarette paper between conservative and labour. >> i say, you look at the >> and as i say, you look at the policies how, you know, policies now, how, you know, we're in high we're living i
earlier, are the labour party novwell,: wing? earlier, are the labour party novwell, they]? earlier, are the labour party novwell, they could and >> well, they could be. and i was thinking of your very own nigel there's a guy who nigel farage. there's a guy who could just about any party, could just about lead any party, in opinion. he just fits into in my opinion. he just fits into any suit with any different coloured rosette on it. >> horses for courses. >> horses for...
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earlier, are the labour party novwell,: wing? earlier, are the labour party novwell, they]? earlier, are the labour party novwell, they could and >> well, they could be. and i was thinking of your very own nigel there's a guy who nigel farage. there's a guy who could just about any party, could just about lead any party, in opinion. he just fits into in my opinion. he just fits into any suit with any different coloured rosette on it. >> horses for courses. >> horses for coui'ses. >> horses for courses. >> there you go, nigel farage to save the labour party. wayne sleep. what a thought . i'm salivating. >> i think you could. yes. well, no , but that was the whole point. >> the political spectrum has changed, suzanne evans, hasn't it? left versus right is an arcane metric that doesn't speak for the normal british people. no, i mean, one of nigel farage's famous statements is you can't get a cigarette paper between conservative and labour. >> i say, you look at the >> and as i say, you look at the policies how, you know, policies now, how, you know, we're in high we're living i
earlier, are the labour party novwell,: wing? earlier, are the labour party novwell, they]? earlier, are the labour party novwell, they could and >> well, they could be. and i was thinking of your very own nigel there's a guy who nigel farage. there's a guy who could just about any party, could just about lead any party, in opinion. he just fits into in my opinion. he just fits into any suit with any different coloured rosette on it. >> horses for courses. >> horses for...
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of year for the labour party. of course. now, our political correspondent, katherine forster takes a look back, a changed labour party on the march on your side . your side. >> return to the service of working people . working people. >> things can always change and fast, but current polling predicts a huge labour majority. how times change. four years ago, starmer took over a labour party smarting from its worst defeat since 1935. >> cumulatively, we lost the trust of the public in the labour party as a force for good and a force for change and we've lost four general elections despite calls for a first female leader, the party plumped for another man from north london on another man from north london on a platform of ten left wing pledges making, he said , the pledges making, he said, the moral case for socialism. >> few of those pledges remain intact, but baroness jenny chapman , who was starmer's chapman, who was starmer's political secretary, explains so things that he said for years ago , before we left the european ag
of year for the labour party. of course. now, our political correspondent, katherine forster takes a look back, a changed labour party on the march on your side . your side. >> return to the service of working people . working people. >> things can always change and fast, but current polling predicts a huge labour majority. how times change. four years ago, starmer took over a labour party smarting from its worst defeat since 1935. >> cumulatively, we lost the trust of the...
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labour party, to the national health service's problems . i national health service's problems. i mean, this is the national health service is the labour party's creature and there is no indication or evidence whatsoever that they do have any solution to this problem. finally, he says that he has no animus towards rishi sunak, saying this literally as he has timed this to perfection to coincide with the coming local elections. and oddly enough, i'm not sure that this is a headache or a rishi sunak because the outburst of unadulterated rage among grassroots tories suggests that this might rebound in favour of the prime minister. >> well , i the prime minister. >> well, i think that may be the case. we're going to call up a clip of this former conservative mp speaking to gloria de piero here on gb news, trevor , now, here on gb news, trevor, now, this is a tory backbencher who formerly supported new labour. and here he is telling telling this channel as much. take a listen . listen. >> if you always voted for the conservative party, no i voted
labour party, to the national health service's problems . i national health service's problems. i mean, this is the national health service is the labour party's creature and there is no indication or evidence whatsoever that they do have any solution to this problem. finally, he says that he has no animus towards rishi sunak, saying this literally as he has timed this to perfection to coincide with the coming local elections. and oddly enough, i'm not sure that this is a headache or a rishi...
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figure in the labour party. obviously. he's a former health minister. it's bad for rishi sunak, as olivia has pointed out, for so many reasons. this is a crunch week. we've got the local elections coming up on thursday. it just adds further woes to rishi sunaks kind of boat full of woes. so it's bad for the conservative party. it's bad for morale. could morale be any lower? you know, it really couldn't be. i mean they are falling apart. i don't think the pubuc falling apart. i don't think the public would have any patience, really, with the idea of another , yet another tory leadership contest. so i think that's unlikely, penny, more than okay. she hasn't ruled herself out, but does she really want to lead a losing party into a general election in a matter of months ? election in a matter of months? i mean, i guess what dan poulter is doing, maybe it was a surprise, wasn't it, when we realised that actually he's he's defecting, he's crossing the floor, but he's not standing. it was kind of a bit of a letdown for
figure in the labour party. obviously. he's a former health minister. it's bad for rishi sunak, as olivia has pointed out, for so many reasons. this is a crunch week. we've got the local elections coming up on thursday. it just adds further woes to rishi sunaks kind of boat full of woes. so it's bad for the conservative party. it's bad for morale. could morale be any lower? you know, it really couldn't be. i mean they are falling apart. i don't think the pubuc falling apart. i don't think the...
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the labour party are trying to get him to stop using that leaflet. mr akbar was a prominent luton councillor for 25 years, but he did resign from the party because of sir keir starmer post—match stance on palestine. you of sir keir starmer post-match stance on palestine. you mentioned other candidates, _ stance on palestine. you mentioned other candidates, and _ stance on palestine. you mentioned other candidates, and particularly i other candidates, and particularly interested in the conservative candidates and how they are dealing with being with associated with the government on a national level. that is interesting — government on a national level. twat is interesting because last year we saw in milton keynes that the conservatives were all granting themselves as local conservatives. it didn't really help them, they lost five of the seats in milton keynes last year, but they are having a go with that again this year, defending nine seats this time and we are in a situation in milton keynes it is looking very likely that milton keynes will bec
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the labour party membership tends to be quite a lot more left wing than the labour party in parliament. so how is that going to play out? will we see a whole slew of members desert the party? even keir starmer can't afford that . in an election afford that. in an election yean afford that. in an election year, you need as many members as you can possibly get. those are the people who are pounding the streets at the weekend , the streets at the weekend, giving out leaflets, campaigning for candidates . if for their local candidates. if a bunch of them decide to leave the party because they think that keir starmer is too robust, if you like, in his defence of trident, something which jeremy corbyn wanted to scrap altogether, then that could be trouble for the labour party. that said, there are lots of disgruntle old conservative voters who care very, very deeply about defence ben wallace, the defence, the former defence secretary who pledged to who wanted to raise that defence spending to 3, was incredibly popular in the conservative party. if the labour party could sweep up some of thos
the labour party membership tends to be quite a lot more left wing than the labour party in parliament. so how is that going to play out? will we see a whole slew of members desert the party? even keir starmer can't afford that . in an election afford that. in an election yean afford that. in an election year, you need as many members as you can possibly get. those are the people who are pounding the streets at the weekend , the streets at the weekend, giving out leaflets, campaigning for...
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some on the left, the labour party , the left, the labour party, the rolling stock, the trains themselves will still be privately owned because the government doesn't want to have to put forward the upfront cash to put forward the upfront cash to invest into it. and thankfully, labour also won't be getting rid of the existing open access providers . now, what access providers. now, what worries me is open access is fantastic. you're right, lumo has been a big success. it's not going to be nationalised. it will continue operating. but that's really the model i think labour should be adopting . it labour should be adopting. it should be a pro—competition model rather than having a big national operator and then allowing a few open access. >> matthew operators here and there. i guess the challenge to thatis there. i guess the challenge to that is how much real competition can we have on the railways? we only have a certain amount of infrastructure that we can have . we can't necessarily can have. we can't necessarily have competing rail lines going to the same place. is there a limit on th
some on the left, the labour party , the left, the labour party, the rolling stock, the trains themselves will still be privately owned because the government doesn't want to have to put forward the upfront cash to put forward the upfront cash to invest into it. and thankfully, labour also won't be getting rid of the existing open access providers . now, what access providers. now, what worries me is open access is fantastic. you're right, lumo has been a big success. it's not going to be...
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they do not want to trigger a vote that could potentially lead to the labour party being voted on earlier than necessary. being voted on earlier than necessary-— being voted on earlier than necessa . ., ., ~ , ~ necessary. could we take stock here? if he resigns — necessary. could we take stock here? if he resigns it — necessary. could we take stock here? if he resigns it will _ necessary. could we take stock here? if he resigns it will have _ necessary. could we take stock here? if he resigns it will have been - necessary. could we take stock here? if he resigns it will have been a - if he resigns it will have been a very difficult run as first minister?— very difficult run as first minister? ~ , ,., , ., , , minister? absolutely. it has been 'ust over minister? absolutely. it has been just over 300 _ minister? absolutely. it has been just over 300 days _ minister? absolutely. it has been just over 300 days if _ minister? absolutely. it has been just over 300 days if i'm - minister? absolutely. it has been just over 300 days if i'm not - just over 300 days if i'm not mistaken. it
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party. popular within the labour party. exactly. and i think she represents people represents a lot of other people as does. and does come >> and it does. and it does come off of the guardians off the back of the guardians front today, which was all front page today, which was all about potentially about labour potentially losing in areas , left in some urban areas, left wing areas. interesting to in some urban areas, left wing areewhether interesting to in some urban areas, left wing areewhether or1teresting to in some urban areas, left wing areewhether or notesting to in some urban areas, left wing areewhether or notestin would see whether or not she would cause starmer any headaches there. coming as there. look, coming up as damning blows the lid damning research blows the lid off the claim that diversity boosts profits should businesses re—embrace just good old fashioned meritocracy? we'll debate that one. i'll deliver the first tomorrow's the very first of tomorrow's newspaper pages and next, newspaper front pages an
party. popular within the labour party. exactly. and i think she represents people represents a lot of other people as does. and does come >> and it does. and it does come off of the guardians off the back of the guardians front today, which was all front page today, which was all about potentially about labour potentially losing in areas , left in some urban areas, left wing areas. interesting to in some urban areas, left wing areewhether interesting to in some urban areas, left wing...
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with the labour party is doing is taking a step further and want one integrated body, great british railways, which plans are trains and owns it infrastructure and runs the trains. it could take a while for the current contracts were not which could be five years' time, and by which time if they do get in in this election, they could be out again by then. i election, they could be out again by then. ~' , ., , , ., , then. i think five years should be time enough _ then. i think five years should be time enough to _ then. i think five years should be time enough to implement - then. i think five years should be time enough to implement it. i then. i think five years should be l time enough to implement it. you often seem to have five—year parliaments now, so i think they would have time to implement it but i would say it is really important that there is enough momentum behind the programme to have not a dip in the programme to have not a dip in the level of services and fall in the level of services and fall in the love services. we need to that change to happen at some pace. thank ou for
with the labour party is doing is taking a step further and want one integrated body, great british railways, which plans are trains and owns it infrastructure and runs the trains. it could take a while for the current contracts were not which could be five years' time, and by which time if they do get in in this election, they could be out again by then. i election, they could be out again by then. ~' , ., , , ., , then. i think five years should be time enough _ then. i think five years...
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labour party also have very sinilar towards that. labour party also have very sini think towards that. labour party also have very sini think this towards that. labour party also have very sini think this istowards that. labour party also have very sini think this is awards that. labour party also have very sini think this is a massive at. so i think this is a massive non—problem , caused by a very non—problem, caused by a very small group of labour mps. >> well, it may be a small group. i was just explaining the background to it and why they felt that they would like it by implication. >> your explanation , nigel, does >> your explanation, nigel, does make it sound like they are ashamed of that flag. >> no, i think they're worried about that flag. >> they fear that their constituents will find the flag offensive. >> yes. and the issue there for some of those constituents will be far right parties who appropriate the union jack. and they've had problems with those far right parties in those particular areas. >> david lammy grew u
labour party also have very sinilar towards that. labour party also have very sini think towards that. labour party also have very sini think this towards that. labour party also have very sini think this istowards that. labour party also have very sini think this is awards that. labour party also have very sini think this is a massive at. so i think this is a massive non—problem , caused by a very non—problem, caused by a very small group of labour mps. >> well, it may be a small...