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Misstepped here, there are some important parify political differences two. only round a third of conservative voters think it was a wrong decision. so there a sense in which this cuts across government lines and support for the policy gary lineker was talking about but overall, if we ask the british public the general view is that the bbc made the wrong move here. interesting how we see the difference opinions running across party lines, with more conservative voter thinking the bbc were right ...

Thermostat, which is almost unbelievable given precious people are under. i welcome these initiatives. at the same time, the job of government is to also map out the longer term plan. 0ur job of government is to also map out the longer term plan. our plans on the longer term plan. our plans on the labour side is for a future labour government to make sure we are free of this dependency on volatile fossil views, becoming a clean energy superpower by 2030, mapping out the big, ambitious future. wh...

The divisions are starker in the tories, they are much more obvious, but there are going to be people on the labour side, in the months, maybe a year or two to come, who desperately want to attack what you see for being a millionaire, who want to say that he isnt really a symbol of black and asian people making it in this country, and who want to get out on the streets are on lines to protest against tory cuts. angela rayner and keir starmer are trying to hold them back to appeal to what they th...

Then ill see you at christmas. you know, labours challenge in some ways parallels the challenge rishi sunak has how to hold together a coalition of activists, of mps, of voters that can get them to power. the divisions are starker in the tories. theyre much more obvious. but there are going to be people on the labour side in the months, maybe a year or two to come, who desperately want to attack rishi sunakfor being a millionaire, who wants to say that he isnt really a symbol of black and asian ...

Has, how to hold together a coalition of activists, of mps, voters that can get them to power. the divisions are starker in the tories, they are much more obvious, but there are going to be people in the labour side in the months, maybe a year or two to come, who desperately want to attack what you see lack for being a millionaire, who want to say that he isnt really a symbol of black and asian people making it in this country, and who want to get out on the streets are on lines to protest again...

Think of rishi sunaks first - think of rishi sunaks first performance on his first full day as prime minister? it performance on his first full day as prime minister?— prime minister? it was fascinating to watch, prime minister? it was fascinating to watch. in _ prime minister? it was fascinating to watch, in contrast _ prime minister? it was fascinating to watch, in contrast to _ prime minister? it was fascinating to watch, in contrast to the - prime minister? it was fascinating to watch, in ...

Intervention there may be. there is in political— intervention there may be. there is in political science something called — in political science something called the rally around the flag effect — called the rally around the flag effect which says if it essentially people _ effect which says if it essentially people where in a matter of public opinion— people where in a matter of public opinion support a leader when there is a matter— opinion support a leader when there is a matter o...

Think that they will be a good match in terms of thrashing this out. i hope all sides recognise there are very serious structural inequalities that exist in our country economic and social. which metric you measure them by. and if they are genuine about wanting to achieve they have to work together to do that. some on the labour side _ to work together to do that. some on the labour side who _ to work together to do that. some on the labour side who have _ to work together to do that. some on th...

Project, lots of these promises as big as they are due to come in too course until the next decade. that has to have, given the political uncertainties we go through as a country and has to have the support of the opposition. because there will come of time where some of these measures put in place but its a different government. if they dont support them now theyve got absolutely no requirement, no incentive for them to stick with the plans that the conservatives put in place. michael gove is v...

All of this, because there are critics have long said privately they feel that mrs johnson has far too big an influence on the outlook of the government than she should have,is of the government than she should have, is that you are someone in carriejohnson who was a senior political figure carriejohnson who was a senior politicalfigure behind carriejohnson who was a senior political figure behind the scenes in her own right before she got together with the prime minister, she was a special advi...