bil there is labour run areas that lost big in_ there is labour run areas that lost big in the — there is labour run areas that lost big in the 2019 general election to blue _ big in the 2019 general election to blue a_ big in the 2019 general election to blue. a big emphasis on that in the early— blue. a big emphasis on that in the early stages of the boris johnson administration. it feels like now, more _ administration. it feels like now, more conservative mps worried about their prospects of holding onto their— their prospects of holding onto their seats in the next general election. — their seats in the next general election, perhaps the more rural areas _ election, perhaps the more rural areas are — election, perhaps the more rural areas are getting funding. certainly it is a _ areas are getting funding. certainly it is a case — areas are getting funding. certainly it is a case that across the board it is a case that across the board it the _ it is a case that across the board it the smaller towns that are getting — it the smaller towns that are getting lots of different projects given _ getting lots of different projects given the go—ahead, although of course _ given the go—ahead, although of course all— given the go—ahead, although of course all of this is going to take time _ course all of this is going to take time for— course all of this is going to take time. for many of these projects, they are _ time. for many of these projects, they are not — time. for many of these projects, they are not going to actually be happening in time for that next general— happening in time for that next general election. voters want to see with their— general election. voters want to see with their own eyes that things are actually— with their own eyes that things are actually improving. how with their own eyes that things are actually improving.— actually improving. how much transparency _ actually improving. how much transparency is _ actually improving. how much transparency is there - actually improving. how much transparency is there around | actually improving. how much i transparency is there around the decision—making process in order to be able to understand exactly what it is that makes the grants go to particular areas? the it is that makes the grants go to particular areas?— it is that makes the grants go to particular areas? the critics of the government _ particular areas? the critics of the government say _ particular areas? the critics of the government say that _ particular areas? the critics of the government say that the - particular areas? the critics of the government say that the process. particular areas? the critics of the | government say that the process is frankly— government say that the process is frankly pretty opaque. what the 500 beds that—
in the campaign? he did, he said labour would _ in the campaign? he did, he said labour would make _ in the campaign? he did, he said labour would make a _ in the campaign? he did, he said labour would make a big - in the campaign? he did, he said i labour would make a big difference on climate change. what i would like to see is the issue of wages for working people, labour said they would support a wage increase for low income earners to keep pace with inflation, it was the thing that moved a lot of votes in the working class areas, that one the election for labour and i think that is the cost of issue —— living issue which many australians will see made them hope for labour. you many australians will see made them hope for labour-— hope for labour. you know him personally. _ hope for labour. you know him personally. we _ hope for labour. you know him personally, we had _ hope for labour. you know him personally, we had a _ hope for labour. you know him personally, we had a little - hope for labour. you know him personally, we had a little bit l personally, we had a little bit about some of his background, his personal story. what can you add to that and why did that matter to him? the thing to understand about anthony and people who know better than i do, he grew up in public housing with a single mother. he recently came —— the reason he came in to politics was how does this
assault and more ever, we are grouping also, to attack their troops, who are coming from crimea. we have seen horrifying images emerge from places like bucha, we know that mariupol is besieged and people are starving, they don't have heating, they don't have any kind of water. what is the situation there, in where you are? for water. what is the situation there, in where you are?— water. what is the situation there, in where you are? for now, we have 0 en in where you are? for now, we have open roads — in where you are? for now, we have open roads to _ in where you are? for now, we have open roads to big — in where you are? for now, we have open roads to big cities, _ in where you are? for now, we have open roads to big cities, like - open roads to big cities, like odesa. from there, those directions we are getting medicine and food and everything we need. we are collecting long—term storage products, and creating touchable storage for the city, in case of assault, and for now, all the services in the city are working
his old side chelsea. and we also have the possible return of romelu lukaku to the home side after apologising for an interview saying he wasn't happy at the club. former england international karen carney is part of the 5live team covering the game and joins us now. how do you think he's going be feeling this evening? i how do you think he's going be feeling this evening?— feeling this evening? i think you'll be fine going _ feeling this evening? i think you'll be fine going back _ feeling this evening? i think you'll be fine going back to _ feeling this evening? i think you'll be fine going back to chelsea. - feeling this evening? i think you'll| be fine going back to chelsea. and really get fa cup and over the end, it was not the one that he wanted but with the spur side and several undefeated in the premier league and to make it game, they'll be coming in with every confidence. and to make it game, they'll be coming in with every confidence.— in with every confidence. and he is auoin to in with every confidence. and he is going to start _ in with every confidence. and he is going to start the _ in with every confidence. and he is going to start the other _ in with every confidence. and he is going to start the other big - in with every confidence. and he is going to start the other big talk. going to start the other big talk this evening?— going to start the other big talk this evening? yes, i think it was alwa s this evening? yes, i think it was
of the country. so it really reflects the journey of this country from the desert to where they are right now. what should we expect from these kind of world fairs? should we expect the next big invention? or is it more about countries posturing? it's more posturing, really. i think the uae is very clear that they were not expecting one big idea to come out of the expo, which we have seen in the past, right? and the fact that this would be the first, or one of the first, big in—person events after covid—19 gives them a great opportunity to showcase the world, this new world we live in. what happens to this site after the expo? well, the plan is that 80% of the site — i'm not including the country pavilions — but the rest of the site will remain in place. some of them will be converted into science museums. the main exhibition centre is where they're planning to host all the major events going ahead, which used to take place in the heart of the city. gitex, which is taking place at the main exhibition centre, they're hoping that these events would move here over
the bird in flight, because that's the main bird of the country. so it really reflects the journey of this country from the desert to where they are right now. what should we expect from these kind of world fairs? should we expect the next big invention? or is it more about countries posturing? it's more posturing, really. i think the uae is very clear that they were not expecting one big idea to come out of the expo, which we have seen in the past, right? and the fact that this would be the first, or one of the first, big in—person events after covid—19 gives them a great opportunity to showcase the world, this new world we live in. what happens to this site after the expo? well, the plan is that 80% of the site — i'm not including the country pavilions — but the rest of the site will remain in place. some of them will be converted into science museums. the main exhibition centre is where they're planning to host all the major events going ahead, which used to take place in the heart of the city. gitex, which is taking place at the main exhibition centre,
in the past, right? and the fact that this would be the first, or one of the first, big in—person events after covid—19 gives them a great opportunity to showcase the world, this new world we live in. what happens to this site after the expo? well, the plan is that 80% of the site — i'm not including the country pavilions — but the rest of the site will remain in place. some of them will be converted into science museums. the main exhibition centre is where they're planning to host all the major events going ahead, which used to take place in the heart of the city. gitex, which is taking place at the main exhibition centre, they're hoping that these events would move here over the next few years. well, sameer, thanks for having us to your place and we'll see you again soon. yeah, great to have you here. when the sun goes down, the expo really comes to life. at the heart of the action, the al wasl dome. and if there is an eiffel tower of expo 2020, this is it.
and the fact that this would be the first, or one of the first, big in—person events after covid—19 gives them a great opportunity to showcase the world, this new world we live in. what happens to this site after the expo? well, the plan is that 80% of the site — i'm not including the country pavilions — but the rest of the site will remain in place. some of them will be converted into science museums. the main exhibition centre is where they're planning to host all the major events going ahead, which used to take place in the heart of the city. gitex, which is taking place at the main exhibition centre, they're hoping that these events would move here over the next few years. well, sameer, thanks for having us to your place and we'll see you again soon. yeah, great to have you here. when the sun goes down, the expo really comes to life. at the heart of the action, the al wasl dome. and if there is an eiffel tower of expo 2020, this is it.
in the past, right? and the fact that this would be the first, or one of the first, big in—person events after covid—19 gives them a great opportunity to showcase the world, this new world we live in. what happens to this site after the expo? well, the plan is that 80% of the site — i'm not including the country pavilions — but the rest of the site will remain in place. some of them will be converted into science museums. the main exhibition centre is where they're planning to host all the major events going ahead, which used to take place in the heart of the city. gitex, which is taking place at the main exhibition centre, they're hoping that these events would move here over the next few years. well, sameer, thanks for having us to your place and we'll see you again soon. yeah, great to have you here. when the sun goes down, the expo really comes to life. at the heart of the action, the al wasl dome. and if there is an eiffel tower of expo 2020, this is it.
the main bird of the country. so it really reflects the journey of this country from the desert to where they are right now. what should we expect from these kind of world fairs7 should we expect the next big invention7 or is it more about countries posturing7 it's more about posturing, really. i think the uae is very clear that they were not expecting one big idea to come out of the expo, which we have seen in the past, right7 and the fact that this would be the first, or one of the first, big in—person events after covid—19 gives them a great opportunity to showcase the world, this new world we live in. what happens to this site after the expo? well, the plan is that 80% of the site — i'm not including the country pavilions — but the rest of the site will remain in place. some of them will be converted into science museums. the main exhibition centre is where they're planning to host all the major events going ahead, which used to take place in the heart of the city. gitex, which is taking place at the main exhibition centre,