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They flip flop and then they want to spend your money. well, that is a doorstep message. well, also, though, some people in the labour party think should be a much stronger doorstep message would be if keir starmer well, also, though, some people in the labour party think should be a much stronger doorstep message would be if keir starmer actually would have stuck to doing the 28 billion straight off and to be going around the country and saying, ok, here we are in scunthorpe, steel producing pa...

The country and saying, ok, here we are in scunthorpe, steel producing part of the country. it could mean exposing jobs here. here i am today in doncaster. it could mean 6000 jobs here and 28 billion. actually, a government can borrow that. no sweat. lets get on with it. make the positive case. look at how it stimulated the economy in other parts of the world. so theres trouble stirring from the conservatives towards the labour position here. and there is frustration on the left saying if youre ...

She isjust missing and these are the policies she is in charge of. i would not say coming on here or not is... you underestimate yourself! but in terms of the labour position, to be clear, you want these figures to come down but by how much? we have said we dont think it is right to set targets. because its inconvenient? look at what has happened with the targets they have set up and its a complicated measure because it accepts immigration, includes international students and refugees... and the...

Scottish parliament backed that system in the last couple of weeks. they supported it. were they wrong to support it? that was a matter for scottish labour. i am telling you what the position is in relation to the whole labour party. we know the uk government is considering using power has in scotland act of potentially blocking this scottish legislation. it believes it may affect uk wide equality law, that is something the scottish government is adamant that this bill does not. keir starmer was...

The labour leader, sir keir starmer, will say that more investment is required to improve public services in a speech later today. lets talk now to our political correspondent damian grammaticas. a much anticipated speech, he is going to talk about what he calls the big government cheque book, explain that? the big government cheque book, explain that?— explain that? yes, he is, this is a sir keir starmer _ explain that? yes, he is, this is a sir keir starmer laying _ explain that? yes, he is,...

For the country which are really iugghng for the country which are really juggling some businesses here. i’m juggling some businesses here. im seeinr juggling some businesses here. im seeing some figures out today, net migration is likely to fall in the short—term but that is to do with humanitarian visas for ukraine and hong kong, but still very much the centre of discussion where you are? without a doubt, notjust immigration but the other thing that has come up and will continue think duri...

Growth that liz truss has promised. 0ne growth that liz truss has promised. one other thing to bear in mind, there are some here who are a bit nervous that the labour position at the moment and its apparent popularity is almost by default. not because the party has captured the public imagination but because a lot of people are unhappy with the government and the state of the economy we heard about a few minutes ago. so keir starmer�*s big challenge when he gets on his feet at two oclock is to...

Because on the whole, if you look at all the history, no government that has been in control, whether you say its their fault or not, through such an economic crisis as this has ever been re—elected. but it leaves labour with quite a quandary because what they inherit, we dont know yet. how bad it will be, how far the pound will plunge and all the rest of it. but it leaves the traditional labour position of generosity very, very difficult. as you say, they may find themselves in a reversed rol...

As this has ever been re—elected. but it leaves labour with a quandary because what they inherit, we dont know yet. how bad it will be, how far the pound will plunge and all the rest of it. but it leaves the traditional labour position of generosity very, very difficult. as you say, they may find themselves in a reversed role. but also, are they going to deliver the tax cuts? | are they going to reverse them? i think thats clearly - the political positioning the tories are setting up here. are...

Likely that labour will win the next election. no government that has been _ election. no government that has been in _ election. no government that has been in control through such an economic— been in control through such an economic crisis has ever been reelected _ economic crisis has ever been reelected. it leaves labour with a quandary— reelected. it leaves labour with a quandary because what they inherit, we dont _ quandary because what they inherit, we dont know yet. but it leaves the...