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here's dan poulter explaining his defection to the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg. i found it increasingly difficult to look my nhs colleagues in the eye, my patients in the eye, and my constituents in the eye, with good conscience. and ifeel that the nhs deserves better than it has at the moment, in terms of how it is run and governed. the party i was elected into valued public services. it valued... it had a compassionate view about supporting the more disadvantaged in society. i think the conservative party today is in a very different place. its focus is not on delivering or supporting high quality public services. our political correspondent georgia roberts has more on the reaction to dan poulter�*s defection. yes, a big headache for rishi sunak this weekend, overshadowing the final weekend of campaigning ahead of the local elections which many polls suggest are going to be rocky for the conservatives and defections aren't common, often signalling bad feelings or something wrong in political parties and as well as dan poulter�*s criticisms on the nhs, he al
here's dan poulter explaining his defection to the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg. i found it increasingly difficult to look my nhs colleagues in the eye, my patients in the eye, and my constituents in the eye, with good conscience. and ifeel that the nhs deserves better than it has at the moment, in terms of how it is run and governed. the party i was elected into valued public services. it valued... it had a compassionate view about supporting the more disadvantaged in society. i think the...
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dan poulter has spoken to laura kuenssberg - just happened? dan poulter has| spoken to laura kuenssberg and just happened? dan poulter has - spoken to laura kuenssberg and the full interview will be on bbc one tomorrow morning. it is a huge blow for rishi sunak. this is the first defection from the tories to labour that has happened on his watch since he became prime minister. dr poulter, who serves as still as a working mental health dr in the nhs, has decided that now is the time to cross the floor and join the labour party. he says he has no animosity to rishi sunak but feels the country needs an election now and says labour and needs an election now and says labourand keir needs an election now and says labour and keir starmer would be trusted to run the nhs and the country. he says he could no longer look people in the eye and stay on as a conservative. he feels that the tory party today is not focusing on delivering or supporting high quality public services. that is what he is saying. it will be a big blow to number ten, no doubt about
dan poulter has spoken to laura kuenssberg - just happened? dan poulter has| spoken to laura kuenssberg and just happened? dan poulter has - spoken to laura kuenssberg and the full interview will be on bbc one tomorrow morning. it is a huge blow for rishi sunak. this is the first defection from the tories to labour that has happened on his watch since he became prime minister. dr poulter, who serves as still as a working mental health dr in the nhs, has decided that now is the time to cross the...
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the deputy prime minister, interviewed on sunday with laura kuenssberg here on sunday with laura kuenssberg here on the bbc a short while ago, this is what he had to say. where there are specific concerns about different areas of israel's contact, we are raising those concerns with israel. it's so important to remember this — we've gone from the horrors of six months ago to holding israel to extraordinary high standards. it's right we do so and it's right that we raise these concerns where we say, look, what you're doing in respect of not getting aid in or what you're doing in respect of your targeting raises concerns for us and we need you to engage. some mps in the house of commons in westminster are calling for arms sales to be stopped to israel, to be posed, given the events there. labour hasn't gone that far but what they do say in this incidence is that the government should publish the legal advice it has been given. on the same programme, labour's shadow foreign secretary david lammy was asked about this and this is what he had to say. margaret thatcher suspended sales of arms to
the deputy prime minister, interviewed on sunday with laura kuenssberg here on sunday with laura kuenssberg here on the bbc a short while ago, this is what he had to say. where there are specific concerns about different areas of israel's contact, we are raising those concerns with israel. it's so important to remember this — we've gone from the horrors of six months ago to holding israel to extraordinary high standards. it's right we do so and it's right that we raise these concerns where we...
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i mean, 0liver dowden was pushed on this repeatedly by our own laura kuenssberg. he said of course the uk will act in accordance with obligations under law, the way it works, he says, is the foreign secretary, lord cameron, is given advice, legal advice, he then forms a judgment and then he makes a recommendation and gives advice to the business secretary on whether those arms exports should be permitted. he said if it is the case that we cannot lawfully act in accordance with the law, of course we won't supply those arms. but an important caveat, he said, it is precisely the position, for example, even in respect of the united states or any other country around the world. let's look at the war in ukraine next. as of right now there is unfortunaly no end in sight. the head of nato, the defence alliance, was pushing for extra pounds, dollars and euros at a summit this week to help ukraine keep going on the battlefield. but as he prepares to step down, secretary generaljens stoltenberg told my colleague laura kuennesberg what's happening there is part of a dangerous
i mean, 0liver dowden was pushed on this repeatedly by our own laura kuenssberg. he said of course the uk will act in accordance with obligations under law, the way it works, he says, is the foreign secretary, lord cameron, is given advice, legal advice, he then forms a judgment and then he makes a recommendation and gives advice to the business secretary on whether those arms exports should be permitted. he said if it is the case that we cannot lawfully act in accordance with the law, of...
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and laura kuenssberg fall apart. and laura kuenssberg sunday programme a week ago illustrated this in a discussion about climate change. the naturist and television presenter, known for, among other things, sniffing birds, made an extraordinary claim. he said. toby young's daily sceptic is basically put together by a bunch of professionals with close affiliations to the fossil fuel industry. the cereal bird sniffer went unchallenged by miss kuenssberg and it was only after some pressure from toby young that the bbc removed the episode from bbc iplayer and twitter. the bbc issued a statement saying we acknowledge we would ideally have asked him to present his evidence on this, but in a fast moving live programme, it's not always possible to pick up on every point made by our guests, but nowhere did the statement recognise these claims were simply untrue. surely this is a job for bbc verify? well, i'm joined now by the editor in chief of the daily sceptic, toby young. toby, thank you for coming in. first of all, do you
and laura kuenssberg fall apart. and laura kuenssberg sunday programme a week ago illustrated this in a discussion about climate change. the naturist and television presenter, known for, among other things, sniffing birds, made an extraordinary claim. he said. toby young's daily sceptic is basically put together by a bunch of professionals with close affiliations to the fossil fuel industry. the cereal bird sniffer went unchallenged by miss kuenssberg and it was only after some pressure from...
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i mean, oliver dowden was pushed on this repeatedly by our own laura kuenssberg. he said of course the uk will act in accordance with obligations under law, the way it works, he says, is the foreign secretary, lord cameron, is given advice, legal advice, he then forms a judgment and then he makes a recommendation and gives advice to the business secretary on whether those arms exports should be permitted. he said if it is the case that we cannot lawfully act in accordance with the law, of course we won't supply those arms. but an important caveat, he said, it is precisely the position, for example, even in respect of the united states or any other country around the world. we do also have a life page on our website with a round—up of all those comments from oliver dowden. please do check that website. now, excitement is building as millions of people in north america will be able to witness a rare solar eclipse on monday, hoping to spend around four minutes in total darkness all right, guys, are we ready? preparing for totality. this is dallas, texas, where tomo
i mean, oliver dowden was pushed on this repeatedly by our own laura kuenssberg. he said of course the uk will act in accordance with obligations under law, the way it works, he says, is the foreign secretary, lord cameron, is given advice, legal advice, he then forms a judgment and then he makes a recommendation and gives advice to the business secretary on whether those arms exports should be permitted. he said if it is the case that we cannot lawfully act in accordance with the law, of...
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laura kuenssberg, bbc news. and viewers in the uk can see the full interview with dan poulter on sunday with laura kuenssberg at 9 o'clock this morning, on bbc one. and in scotland, it will be a difficult week for first minister humza yousaf. he faces a confidence vote following his decision to end the snp's power—sharing agreement with the greens. humza yousaf has reached out to opposition leaders to find common ground but a source close to him has denied any electoral pact with the alba party. 0ur scotland editor james cook has more. these are difficult days for humza yousaf, facing an uncertain out as he tries to shore up support for his minority government. that is because he decided to end a power—sharing deal with the scottish greens. it power-sharing deal with the scottish greens.— scottish greens. it is in the best interest _ scottish greens. it is in the best interest of _ scottish greens. it is in the best interest of the - scottish greens. it is in the best interest of the people | scottish gree
laura kuenssberg, bbc news. and viewers in the uk can see the full interview with dan poulter on sunday with laura kuenssberg at 9 o'clock this morning, on bbc one. and in scotland, it will be a difficult week for first minister humza yousaf. he faces a confidence vote following his decision to end the snp's power—sharing agreement with the greens. humza yousaf has reached out to opposition leaders to find common ground but a source close to him has denied any electoral pact with the alba...
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and laura kuenssberg fall apart. and laura kuenssberg sunday programme a week ago illustrated this in a discussion about climate change. the naturist and television presenter, known for, among other things, sniffing birds, made an extraordinary claim. he said. toby young's daily sceptic is basically put together by a bunch of professionals with close affiliations to the fossil fuel industry. the cereal bird sniffer went unchallenged by miss kuenssberg and it was only after some pressure from toby young that the bbc removed the episode from bbc iplayer and twitter. the bbc issued a statement saying we acknowledge we would ideally have asked him to present his evidence on this, but in a fast moving live programme, it's not always possible to pick up on every point made by our guests, but nowhere did the statement recognise these claims were simply untrue. surely this is a job for bbc verify? well, i'm joined now by the editor in chief of the daily sceptic, toby young. toby, thank you for coming in. first of all, do you
and laura kuenssberg fall apart. and laura kuenssberg sunday programme a week ago illustrated this in a discussion about climate change. the naturist and television presenter, known for, among other things, sniffing birds, made an extraordinary claim. he said. toby young's daily sceptic is basically put together by a bunch of professionals with close affiliations to the fossil fuel industry. the cereal bird sniffer went unchallenged by miss kuenssberg and it was only after some pressure from...
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jens stoltenberg told the bbc�*s, sunday with laura kuenssberg programme — that the government in beijing was propping up, what he called, russia's war economy. he added that north korea was sending enormous amounts of ammunition to support president vladimir putin's war against ukraine. mr stoltenberg said nato was responding by working with countries outside the alliance, including japan and south korea. on the war in ukraine, he insisted kyiv must prevail; but might have to make compromises. most wars end at the negotiating table. but what we know is that what happens around the negotiating table is very closely linked to the situation on the battlefield. so now russia believes they can achieve their goals on the battlefield by by continuing to push militarily against ukraine. so the way to convince russia that they have to sit down and accept a solution where ukraine prevails as a sovereign, independent, democratic nation in europe is to give military support to ukraine. then, of course, at the end of the day, it has to be ukraine that decides what kind of compromises they are willing
jens stoltenberg told the bbc�*s, sunday with laura kuenssberg programme — that the government in beijing was propping up, what he called, russia's war economy. he added that north korea was sending enormous amounts of ammunition to support president vladimir putin's war against ukraine. mr stoltenberg said nato was responding by working with countries outside the alliance, including japan and south korea. on the war in ukraine, he insisted kyiv must prevail; but might have to make...
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he confirmed he was defecting to labour in an interview with laura kuenssberg — take a listen. i found it increasingly difficult to look my nhs colleagues in the eye, my patients in the eye, and my constituents in the eye with good conscience. and ifeel that the nhs deserves better than it has at the moment in terms of how it is run and governed. the party i was elected into valued public services. it valued...it had a compassionate view about supporting the more disadvantaged in society. i think the conservative party today is in very different place. its focus is not on delivering or supporting high quality public services. the labour leader sir keir starmer tweeted about the defection. he described it as �*fantastic�* — and said he was really pleased that dan had decided tojoin his party. the conservatives issued this statement: "for the people of central suffolk and north ipswich this will be disappointing news. "what dan says is wrong as sir keir starmer has no plan for our nhs. we have already virtually eliminated the longest waits and overall waiting lists have fal
he confirmed he was defecting to labour in an interview with laura kuenssberg — take a listen. i found it increasingly difficult to look my nhs colleagues in the eye, my patients in the eye, and my constituents in the eye with good conscience. and ifeel that the nhs deserves better than it has at the moment in terms of how it is run and governed. the party i was elected into valued public services. it valued...it had a compassionate view about supporting the more disadvantaged in society. i...
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he confirmed he was defecting to labour in an interview with laura kuenssberg — take a listen. i found it increasingly difficult to look my nhs colleagues in the eye, my patients in the eye, and my constituents in the eye with good conscience. and ifeel that the nhs deserves better than it has at the moment in terms of how it is run and governed. the party i was elected into valued public services. it valued...it had a compassionate view about supporting the more disadvantaged in society. i think the conservative party today is in very different place. its focus is not on delivering or supporting high quality public services. our political correspondent ben wright told me more about dr poulter. he has been an mp since 2010. he represents central suffolk and north ipswich. hejoined the party under david cameron. he is very much a cameroonian conservative. he is in the centre of the party, a one—nation tory. he is a working doctor in the nhs, working in mental health, and he has continued to do that alongside his time in parliament. he was briefly a minister but has been a back
he confirmed he was defecting to labour in an interview with laura kuenssberg — take a listen. i found it increasingly difficult to look my nhs colleagues in the eye, my patients in the eye, and my constituents in the eye with good conscience. and ifeel that the nhs deserves better than it has at the moment in terms of how it is run and governed. the party i was elected into valued public services. it valued...it had a compassionate view about supporting the more disadvantaged in society. i...
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viewers in the uk can see more of that interview on "sunday with laura kuenssberg" on bbc one tomorrow morning at nine o'clock. seven people have been killed in two russian drone attacks on ukraine's second—largest city, kharkiv. the city's mayor says iranian—made drones hit several buildings, including a residential blocks of flats, early on saturday morning. 11 people were injured. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford updated us from kyiv. there are constant strikes in kharkiv at the moment. it is becoming increasingly regular to hear of missile and drone attacks against ukraine's second city up in the north—east of the country. certainly we know that seven people were killed early this morning. so the first missile struck sometime after midnight. two s—300 russian missiles, according to ukrainian authorities, fired at kharkiv killing residents in a residential areas of the city and wounding other people there. they then talk about a wave of drones launched at kharkiv city centre. they say those were shot down by ukraine's air defences and of course when that happ
viewers in the uk can see more of that interview on "sunday with laura kuenssberg" on bbc one tomorrow morning at nine o'clock. seven people have been killed in two russian drone attacks on ukraine's second—largest city, kharkiv. the city's mayor says iranian—made drones hit several buildings, including a residential blocks of flats, early on saturday morning. 11 people were injured. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford updated us from kyiv. there are constant strikes...
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you can watch that interview tomorrow and sunday with laura kuenssberg. train drivers are on strike at five more operators, as the wave of industrial action in england, wales and scotland by members of the aslef union continues. these are the companies affected today. passengers are advised to check before they travel, with the action likely to lead to cancellations, delays and no services in some areas. let's join our correspondent yunus mulla who is at york railway station. so, tell me what the latest is where you are. so, tell me what the latest is where ou are. ,, . , ., you are. services here in the north of england — you are. services here in the north of england have — you are. services here in the north of england have been _ you are. services here in the north of england have been badly- you are. services here in the north. of england have been badly affected by this national dispute, especially for those people who were planning to travel from one side of the country to the other, that is because the transpennine express which covers that ro
you can watch that interview tomorrow and sunday with laura kuenssberg. train drivers are on strike at five more operators, as the wave of industrial action in england, wales and scotland by members of the aslef union continues. these are the companies affected today. passengers are advised to check before they travel, with the action likely to lead to cancellations, delays and no services in some areas. let's join our correspondent yunus mulla who is at york railway station. so, tell me what...
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and you can see more of that interview on sunday with laura kuenssberg at 9am tomorrow morning in the uk. he was in the uk can watch that here on bbc news, as well as on bbc two and also on the bbc iplayer. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello, gavin. yes, hi. a massive day of sport across the bbc today. all the football to come, but we start in the women's six nations. scotland are looking to bounce back from heavy defeat to england. they're in parma to face italy. and the champions, england, are at home to take on ireland, with another grand slam looking ever more likely. let's head to twickenham, where kick—off is approaching, and get the latest from jo currie. good to see you, as always. a huge crowd today. will they be expecting another big win, or can ireland put up some sort of fight today? well, like we have seen in previous years, england at the moment are in menacing form and have admitted they haven't even really hit top gear. they have three bonus point wins from three, they have scored the most amount of tries, made the most metres and conceded the fewest po
and you can see more of that interview on sunday with laura kuenssberg at 9am tomorrow morning in the uk. he was in the uk can watch that here on bbc news, as well as on bbc two and also on the bbc iplayer. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello, gavin. yes, hi. a massive day of sport across the bbc today. all the football to come, but we start in the women's six nations. scotland are looking to bounce back from heavy defeat to england. they're in parma to face italy. and the...
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laura kuenssberg, bbc news. let's turn to some important news around the world... russianjournalist konstantin gabov has been arrested on charges of "extremism". he's accused of preparing material for a youtube channel once run by the late opposition leader alexei navalny. aides and allies continue to run that channel after navalny died in a russian prison back in february. yulia navalny blames president putin for her husband's death. twenty soldiers in cambodia were killed in an ammunition explosion at a military base in the southern part of the country on saturday. several others were hurt and a number of buildings and vehicles were also destroyed or damaged. it's currently unclear what led to the explosion. a british man has been seriously injured after he was attacked by a shark in the caribbean. peter smith was attacked off the north coast of tobago. officials on the island say the 64—year—old is stable and will stay on tobago while he recovers. aru na iyengar reports. a perfect caribbean getaway that turned to horror. peter smith was on the beach in front
laura kuenssberg, bbc news. let's turn to some important news around the world... russianjournalist konstantin gabov has been arrested on charges of "extremism". he's accused of preparing material for a youtube channel once run by the late opposition leader alexei navalny. aides and allies continue to run that channel after navalny died in a russian prison back in february. yulia navalny blames president putin for her husband's death. twenty soldiers in cambodia were killed in an...
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the energy security and net zero secretary claire coutinho has been speaking on the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg on sunday this morning. with me is our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. let's start off with climate change. this is the talking point first for the energy secretary. this is the first time she has done a big interview like this on the sunday talk shows for the bbc. the question being put to her was that we saw yesterday, this morning chris stark, so he is the head of the climate change committee and leaving hisjob at the end of this week. as he is leaving he has made some real criticism, pointedly of the prime minister, rishi sunak, who has pushed back interim targets for the climate change transition on transition to diesel and petrol cars, gas boilers in homes and that sort of thing and he said in that that he said rishi sunak was not such a priority for previous prime ministers, so question to the energy secretary, are you not going to meet your targets, why is this happening? this is what she said.— this is what she said. where we have, this is what she said. where
the energy security and net zero secretary claire coutinho has been speaking on the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg on sunday this morning. with me is our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. let's start off with climate change. this is the talking point first for the energy secretary. this is the first time she has done a big interview like this on the sunday talk shows for the bbc. the question being put to her was that we saw yesterday, this morning chris stark, so he is the head of the...
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laura kuenssberg — copper with that report. laura kuenssberg is _ copper with that report. laura kuenssberg is coming - copper with that report. laura kuenssberg is coming up i copper with that report. laura kuenssberg is coming up at i copper with that report. laura i kuenssberg is coming up at 9am copper with that report. ile�*le kuenssberg is coming up at 9am this morning on bbc two. i was listening to newscast coming in and listening to newscast coming in and listening to you refer to political story but you couldn't give any more details. can you now? i you couldn't give any more details. can you now?— you couldn't give any more details. can you now? i can. good morning. sor ,i can you now? i can. good morning. sorry. lwas— can you now? i can. good morning. sorry, i was teasing _ can you now? i can. good morning. sorry, i was teasing people - can you now? i can. good morning. sorry, i was teasing people a i can you now? i can. good morning. sorry, i was teasing people a littlel sorry, i was teasing people a little yesterday — sorry, i was teasing people a littl
laura kuenssberg — copper with that report. laura kuenssberg is _ copper with that report. laura kuenssberg is coming - copper with that report. laura kuenssberg is coming up i copper with that report. laura kuenssberg is coming up at i copper with that report. laura i kuenssberg is coming up at 9am copper with that report. ile�*le kuenssberg is coming up at 9am this morning on bbc two. i was listening to newscast coming in and listening to newscast coming in and listening to you refer to...
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but he insisted, and speaking to the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg earlier, that israel was being held to high standards. of course we have concerns about the way in which israel is conducting itself. that is why we have raised issues, for example, in relation to aid and getting more aid in, and that's why we've raised issues in relation to deconflicting, but that is in the context of of a legitimate conflict that israel is pursuing. and helen, what did he say specifically about any legal advice that the government had received? well, there's been a big question about this, because what i've set out for you just now is the government's assessment, the government's position. but there's been lots of questions asked over the last week about what advice the government has been given by lawyers on which it's come to that conclusion and come to reach that. and mr dowden didn't directly deny a claim that was made by a conservative mp earlier this week that at least some of the advice that lawyers had given government was that israel had broken international law. instead, he said that the government
but he insisted, and speaking to the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg earlier, that israel was being held to high standards. of course we have concerns about the way in which israel is conducting itself. that is why we have raised issues, for example, in relation to aid and getting more aid in, and that's why we've raised issues in relation to deconflicting, but that is in the context of of a legitimate conflict that israel is pursuing. and helen, what did he say specifically about any legal advice...
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dr poulter told sunday with laura kuenssberg why he quit the tory party. let's listen to the interview. well, i'd been thinking about it for a little while and it was alongside my work as an mp. i work — still work — as an nhs doctor and have done. the health service that i saw under huge strain is very different to the health service of maybe a decade ago, and the struggles and the challenges that patients have been experiencing in accessing timely good care were something that really resonated with me and stayed with me, and ifound it increasingly difficult to look my nhs colleagues in the eye, my patients in the eye, and my constituents in the eye with good conscience. and i feel that the nhs deserves better than it has at the moment in terms of how its run and governed. but you pin that on, then, the government's handling of the health service. because of course the nhs has had lots of problems for a long time, its run by managers in all sorts of places, but you pin that on the conservatives�* handling of it. i think it comes from that. i think i
dr poulter told sunday with laura kuenssberg why he quit the tory party. let's listen to the interview. well, i'd been thinking about it for a little while and it was alongside my work as an mp. i work — still work — as an nhs doctor and have done. the health service that i saw under huge strain is very different to the health service of maybe a decade ago, and the struggles and the challenges that patients have been experiencing in accessing timely good care were something that really...
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now on bbc news, laura kuenssberg and paddy 0'connell chew over the week's political news in newscast. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello, it's paddy in the studio. and laura in the studio, and.... hello, i'm injerusalem. it's great to have you with us. so it's hard to know where to start, isn't it? the story is so enormous. shall we start with what's been happening in the last 24 hours? there's an awful lot going on at the moment. i mean, there are loads of strands to this. first of all, inside israel, big demonstrations because the two
now on bbc news, laura kuenssberg and paddy 0'connell chew over the week's political news in newscast. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello, it's paddy in the studio. and laura in the studio, and.... hello, i'm injerusalem. it's great to have you with us. so it's hard to know where to start, isn't it? the story is so enormous. shall we start with what's been happening in the last 24 hours? there's an awful lot going on at the moment. i mean, there are loads of strands to this. first of all,...
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now on bbc news, laura kuenssberg and paddy o'connell chew over the week's political news in newscast. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello, it's paddy in the studio. and laura in the studio, and.... hello, i'm injerusalem. it's great to have you with us. so it's hard to know where to start, isn't it? the story is so enormous. shall we start with what's been happening in the last 2a hours? there's an awful lot going on at the moment. i mean, there are loads of strands to this. first of all, inside israel, big demonstrations because the two movements, one to free the hostages and the other one to get rid of benjamin netanyahu, they've come together now, they're jointly organising. and the thing to remember is that these are not "end the war" demonstrations. israelis support the war. they don't support netanyahu and they feel that he is deliberately prolonging things and not doing the deal that could be done to get those hostages home. and they've just found the body of one of the hostages from kibbutz nir oz, in fact, which is where i think we'll be hearing some of the interviews i d
now on bbc news, laura kuenssberg and paddy o'connell chew over the week's political news in newscast. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello, it's paddy in the studio. and laura in the studio, and.... hello, i'm injerusalem. it's great to have you with us. so it's hard to know where to start, isn't it? the story is so enormous. shall we start with what's been happening in the last 2a hours? there's an awful lot going on at the moment. i mean, there are loads of strands to this. first of all,...
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kuenssberg. i think it�*s set us back. so i think we have moved from a position where we were really at the forefront, pushing ahead as quickly as we could on something that i believe to be fundamental to the uk economy, fundamentally beneficial to the people living in this country, whether you care about the climate or not, and we are now in a position now where we�*re actually trying to recover ground. i give you one example of that. the diplomatic impact of that has been a mess. we have a lot of contact with other countries around the world. it doesn�*t matter that there were detailed policies within that speech that you could see were very much in line with net zero. the overall message that other parts of the world took from it is that the uk is less ambitious on climate than it once was, and that is extremely hard to recover from. once was, and that is extremely hard to recoverfrom. he once was, and that is extremely hard to recover from.— to recover from. he was critical of other p
kuenssberg. i think it�*s set us back. so i think we have moved from a position where we were really at the forefront, pushing ahead as quickly as we could on something that i believe to be fundamental to the uk economy, fundamentally beneficial to the people living in this country, whether you care about the climate or not, and we are now in a position now where we�*re actually trying to recover ground. i give you one example of that. the diplomatic impact of that has been a mess. we have...
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in an interview to be broadcast in the uk tomorrow morning on "sunday with laura kuenssberg" he says all wars end in compromise and both ukraine and russia will eventually have to come to an agreement: most wars end at the negotiating table. what we know is that what happens around the negotiating table is very closely linked to the situation on the battlefield. so, now, russia believes they can achieve goals on the battlefield by continuing to perch militarily against ukraine. a way to convince russia that they have to sit down and accept the solution where ukraine prevails as an independent sovereign democratic nation in europe is to give military support to ukraine. then of course, at the end of the day, it has to be ukraine that decides which kinds of compromises they are willing to be. we need to enable them to be in a position where they can actually achieve an acceptable result around the negotiating table. does achieve an acceptable result around the negotiating table.— achieve an acceptable result around the negotiating table. does the nato -- that is the — the negotiati
in an interview to be broadcast in the uk tomorrow morning on "sunday with laura kuenssberg" he says all wars end in compromise and both ukraine and russia will eventually have to come to an agreement: most wars end at the negotiating table. what we know is that what happens around the negotiating table is very closely linked to the situation on the battlefield. so, now, russia believes they can achieve goals on the battlefield by continuing to perch militarily against ukraine. a way...
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now it's time for today's episode of newscast with laura kuenssberg, paddy o'connell and henry zeffman. newscast.
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he told the sunday with laura kuenssberg programme that politicians, across the political spectrum, have a collective fear of talking about climate. and he said he was disappointed by the snp government in edinburgh's decision to drop a key carbon reduction target this week, saying the targets had been overambitious from the start. the scottish government chose to choose an even more ambitious path than the one that we'd advised. and that's fine — i mean, i love ambition — but it only matters if you actually deliver against that. a scottish government spokesperson said the country remains steadfast in its commitment to reaching net zero by 2045. the interview with mr stark comes as marine experts warn the world's coral reefs are experiencing their fourth mass bleaching event — driven, they say, by record high sea surface temperatures. justin rowlatt, bbc news. the world's largest digital astronomy camera has finally been built. with a whopping 3000 200 megapixels, the camera can produce a thousand images per night. ——with a whopping 3,200 megapixels, the camera can produce a th
he told the sunday with laura kuenssberg programme that politicians, across the political spectrum, have a collective fear of talking about climate. and he said he was disappointed by the snp government in edinburgh's decision to drop a key carbon reduction target this week, saying the targets had been overambitious from the start. the scottish government chose to choose an even more ambitious path than the one that we'd advised. and that's fine — i mean, i love ambition — but it only...
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but he insisted, speaking to the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg earlier, that israel was being held to high standards. of course, we have concerns about the way in which israel is conducting itself. that is why we have raised issues, for example, in relation to aid and getting more aid in. that's why we've raised issues in relation to deconflicting, but that is in the context of, of a legitimate conflict that israel is pursuing. helen, what did he say specifically about any legal advice the government had received? well, there has been a big — government had received? well, there has been a big question _ government had received? well, there has been a big question about - government had received? well, there has been a big question about this - has been a big question about this because what i have set out for you just now is the government's assessment and position. a lot of questions have been asked about what advice the government has been given by lawyers on which it has come to that conclusion. mr dowden did not directly deny a claim that was made by a conservative mp earlier this w
but he insisted, speaking to the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg earlier, that israel was being held to high standards. of course, we have concerns about the way in which israel is conducting itself. that is why we have raised issues, for example, in relation to aid and getting more aid in. that's why we've raised issues in relation to deconflicting, but that is in the context of, of a legitimate conflict that israel is pursuing. helen, what did he say specifically about any legal advice the...
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now it's time for today's episode of newscast with laura kuenssberg, paddy o'connell and henry zeffman. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello, it's laura in the studio. it's paddy in the studio. and it's henry in the studio. hooray! it's so nice to have you here with us. now, you tantalised us on the saturday episode that there was a scoop in the making. the scoop in the making ended up being a defection. yes, defection, and defections are important because they are rare and defections are important because they really spook political parties. and in this case, a conservative mp until yesterday was dan poulter, a part—time nhs doctor, who has decided that it is time for him to go from the conservative party. and he didn'tjust sort of say, "because i think i've had "enough and they've gone in the wrong direction." he accused them of not caring about public services, about not caring about the nhs and of losing their compassion. so, defections are big news stories, even if, newscasters, i will say, the person in question is not someone who necessarily is a massive politicalfigure. but
now it's time for today's episode of newscast with laura kuenssberg, paddy o'connell and henry zeffman. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello, it's laura in the studio. it's paddy in the studio. and it's henry in the studio. hooray! it's so nice to have you here with us. now, you tantalised us on the saturday episode that there was a scoop in the making. the scoop in the making ended up being a defection. yes, defection, and defections are important because they are rare and defections are...
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in an interview with laura kuenssberg he said the uk made good progress on the theresa may and boris progress on the theresa may —.ic borisjohnson, progress on the theresa may —."ic borisjohnson, but back progress on the theresa may :ic borisjohnson, but back in progress on the theresa may —."ic borisjohnson, but back in autumn last year, you may remember rishi sunak rolled back on a commitment to ban the sale of petrol and diesel cars and also watered—down commitments to phase out gas boilers, and here is what chris stark had to say about that. i think it's set us back. so i think we have moved from a position where we were really at the forefront, pushing ahead as quickly as we could on something that i believe to be fundamental to the uk economy, fundamentally beneficial to people living in this country — whether you care about the climate or not — and we are now in a position now where we're actually trying to recover ground. i will give you one example of that, the diplomatic impact of that has been _ the diplomatic impact of that has been immense. we have lots of co
in an interview with laura kuenssberg he said the uk made good progress on the theresa may and boris progress on the theresa may —.ic borisjohnson, progress on the theresa may —."ic borisjohnson, but back progress on the theresa may :ic borisjohnson, but back in progress on the theresa may —."ic borisjohnson, but back in autumn last year, you may remember rishi sunak rolled back on a commitment to ban the sale of petrol and diesel cars and also watered—down commitments to...
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he confirmed he was defecting to labour in an interview with laura kuenssberg — take a listen. and it increasingly difficult to look my patients, nhs colleagues and constituents in the eye. i feel the ifeel the nhs i feel the nhs deserves ifeel the nhs deserves better i feel the nhs deserves better in the terms of how it is governed. the conservatives had a compassionate view about supporting the more disadvantaged in society. i think the conservative party today is in a very different place. its focus is not on delivering or supporting high quality public services. with me is our political correspondent ben wright. tell is about who dan poulter is on the significance of his defection. he represents central suffolk and north ipswich. hejoined the party under david cameron. he is very much of cameron conservative, he is at the centre of the party, one nation tory. he is in nm dilemma nhs dr working in mental health and has continued to do that alongside his time in parliament. he was briefly a minister and has been a backbencher for the last few years. this has come out of the b
he confirmed he was defecting to labour in an interview with laura kuenssberg — take a listen. and it increasingly difficult to look my patients, nhs colleagues and constituents in the eye. i feel the ifeel the nhs i feel the nhs deserves ifeel the nhs deserves better i feel the nhs deserves better in the terms of how it is governed. the conservatives had a compassionate view about supporting the more disadvantaged in society. i think the conservative party today is in a very different place....
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kuenssberg. i think it's set us back. so i think we have moved from a position where we were really at the forefront, pushing ahead as quickly as we could on something that i believe to be fundamental to the uk economy, fundamentally beneficial to the people living in this country, whether you care about the climate or not, and we are now in a position now where we're actually trying to recover ground. now, mr stark was also critical of the lib dems and of labour. he said politicians across the spectrum in the uk do... he said they have what he described as a collective fear of talking about climate change. he was also, he said, very disappointed by the decision by the snp, the government in edinburgh, the scottish government, to drop a key climate carbon—cutting target this week. and this all comes as marine experts have declared a mass coral bleaching event, the fourth ever such event caused, say these marine experts, by the record high sea surface temperatures, so at a time when we're really
kuenssberg. i think it's set us back. so i think we have moved from a position where we were really at the forefront, pushing ahead as quickly as we could on something that i believe to be fundamental to the uk economy, fundamentally beneficial to the people living in this country, whether you care about the climate or not, and we are now in a position now where we're actually trying to recover ground. now, mr stark was also critical of the lib dems and of labour. he said politicians across the...
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ms courtinho told laura kuenssberg on sunday on bbc2 that ministers had to strike the right balance. with me is our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. so this was her first big interview on the bbc, wasn't it?— so this was her first big interview on the bbc, wasn't it? yes, on the sunday talk _ on the bbc, wasn't it? yes, on the sunday talk shows. _ on the bbc, wasn't it? yes, on the sunday talk shows. and _ on the bbc, wasn't it? yes, on the sunday talk shows. and what - on the bbc, wasn't it? yes, on the sunday talk shows. and what she i on the bbc, wasn't it? yes, on the i sunday talk shows. and what she had to respond to was chris stark. he has been in thisjob to respond to was chris stark. he has been in this job for six years and he is the chief adviser to the government on climate change policy. he has a background in this, so he is a serious figure. it was his committee's original advice that led the government, it was theresa may, to set in law, 2050 is the date for the uk to be net zero emissions. and what chris stark was critical of was rishi sunak has been pus
ms courtinho told laura kuenssberg on sunday on bbc2 that ministers had to strike the right balance. with me is our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. so this was her first big interview on the bbc, wasn't it?— so this was her first big interview on the bbc, wasn't it? yes, on the sunday talk _ on the bbc, wasn't it? yes, on the sunday talk shows. _ on the bbc, wasn't it? yes, on the sunday talk shows. and _ on the bbc, wasn't it? yes, on the sunday talk shows. and what - on the...
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now, when asked about that number of payouts by laura kuenssberg this morning, the energy secretary said, as you say, was completely unacceptable and said that she had made it clear to the regulator that she wanted to see people get these payments as quickly as possible. these figures aren't final and often do say that another 1,000 people have already been identified for compensation payments and suppliers have set aside around £200,000 to pay those. and ofgem says they're still working with suppliers to try and make sure that eligible people are identified and that their compensation levels are appropriate. but as the uk who represent the energy companies say that these figures just reflect the small proportion of cases where they say in their review they found the correct processes weren't followed and that's why customers are being compensated as a result. so an update on these figures is expected in the summer. and the minister said today that when she has those figures, she will consider if any further action on this is needed. the distributor of two of the uk's most popular vape
now, when asked about that number of payouts by laura kuenssberg this morning, the energy secretary said, as you say, was completely unacceptable and said that she had made it clear to the regulator that she wanted to see people get these payments as quickly as possible. these figures aren't final and often do say that another 1,000 people have already been identified for compensation payments and suppliers have set aside around £200,000 to pay those. and ofgem says they're still working with...
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when asked about the number, by laura kuenssberg this morning, the energy sector said —— secretary said it was unacceptable and she had made it clear to the energy sector she wanted people to get these payments as quickly as possible. these figures are not final and ofgem say another 5000 people have been identified for payments. £200,000 has been set aside for these to be paid. ofgem are saying they are still trying to identify people and energy payments are appropriate. those representing the energy companies say these figures represent a small proportion of cases where they find the correct processes were not followed and that's why customers were compensated as a result. so an update on these figures is expected in the summer and the minister said today whenjazz figures, in the summer and the minister said today when jazz figures, she will consider any further action if it is needed. —— when she has those figures. we want to bring you an update on this story of the campaigner who was at a protest, a pro—palestinian protest and criticism and pressure of the met police after an
when asked about the number, by laura kuenssberg this morning, the energy sector said —— secretary said it was unacceptable and she had made it clear to the energy sector she wanted people to get these payments as quickly as possible. these figures are not final and ofgem say another 5000 people have been identified for payments. £200,000 has been set aside for these to be paid. ofgem are saying they are still trying to identify people and energy payments are appropriate. those...
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sunday with laura kuenssberg is on bbc one at nine o'clock this morning. let's find out what she has in store. good morning! we have an important and serious conversation this morning. we have been watching those terrible images all week coming out of gaza and lots of coverage today on the bbc marking the six month anniversary of those terrible attacks buy from us and we are used to seeing terrible images coming out of ukraine with there was another set of drone attacks yesterday killing people near the border. we are trying to get to the bottom of what is going on with all of these conflicts. we have been talking to people from nato, who tells us there is a new alliance of authoritarian powers working together to try to undermine democracies so we will be we hearing from him about that. we will be talking to the deputy prime minister about the government support for israel and they believe that israel has gone too far. we will also bejoined by the shadow foreign secretary, calling on the government to its legal advice over whether or not the uk should sti
sunday with laura kuenssberg is on bbc one at nine o'clock this morning. let's find out what she has in store. good morning! we have an important and serious conversation this morning. we have been watching those terrible images all week coming out of gaza and lots of coverage today on the bbc marking the six month anniversary of those terrible attacks buy from us and we are used to seeing terrible images coming out of ukraine with there was another set of drone attacks yesterday killing people...
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appeared on the laura kuenssberg show on the beeb on sunday morning, criticising the daily sceptic, a well researched and produced online newspaper for which questions and debates the narrative around net zero covid, free speech and much besides. while the website was described by packham as the daily sceptic , by packham as the daily sceptic, which he alleged has been put together by a bunch of professionals with close affiliations to the fossil fuel industry, the bbc has since shared the clip on twitter, where it has been viewed more than 850,000 times. kuenssberg also reposted the clip to her personal twitter feed. now toby young, the founder of the daily sceptic and the media establishment's arch nemesis , establishment's arch nemesis, has said that packham's claims are both false and defamatory. tellingly, the show in question has now been removed from the iplayer. but with no correction and no apology. this is because our national broadcaster, which i largely admire and consider an important, valuable national asset , is important, valuable national asset, is behaving important,
appeared on the laura kuenssberg show on the beeb on sunday morning, criticising the daily sceptic, a well researched and produced online newspaper for which questions and debates the narrative around net zero covid, free speech and much besides. while the website was described by packham as the daily sceptic , by packham as the daily sceptic, which he alleged has been put together by a bunch of professionals with close affiliations to the fossil fuel industry, the bbc has since shared the clip...