It. We will and the sell offs and privatisation. The nhs is not for sale, its our nhs for our people. Its our nhs for our people applause and, conference, we will make prescriptions free in england, as theyve been in wales since 2007, when charges were abolished. And i say thank you to the welsh Labour Government for the abolition of those prescription charges in wales. But we need to talk about social ca re but we need to talk about social care as well. When older people who have paid into the system all their lives need a little help, we shouldnt deny it to them. We really shouldnt. Its wrong. So we will introduce free personal care for those who need it as the first step in our plan for a National Care service. Because i believe government should provide a platform that allows eve ryo ne provide a platform that allows everyone to reach their full potential. Thats the principle behind the National Education service at the next Labour Government will create, Free Education for everyon
This is an extraordinary and precareous moment in our countrys history. The Prime Minister has been found to have acted illegally when he tried to shut down parliament. The highest court in the land has found that Boris Johnson broke the law. When he tried to shut down democratic debate and accountability as a crew at a crucial moment for our public life. The Prime Minister acted illegally when he tried to shut down opposition to his reckless and disastrous plan to crash out of the European Union without a deal. But he has failed. Cheers and applause] we will never shut down our democracy or silence the voices of us, the people. Cheers and applause] the democracy that Boris Johnson escribed as a riga more roll will not be stifled and the people will have their say. Tomorrow parliament will return. Cheers and applause] the government will be held to account for what it has done. Boris johnson has been found to have misled the country. This unelected Prime Minister should now resign. Che
Concern for the employees as 22,000 jobs are put at risk worldwide including 9,000 in the uk. Very emotional the cabin crew were all crying. A bit sombre, to be honest. Well hear from another passenger who was also on one of the last flights into Manchester Airport this morning thats coming up in ten minutes. Also this hour at the labour conference, Jeremy Corbyn faces a revolt by members demanding that the Party Campaigns to remain in the eu. Decision day here in brighton as Jeremy Corbyn and the big unions seek to face down Party Members over his wait and see brexit policy. British talent dominates the emmys in los angeles fleabag wins four prizes including leading comedy actress for the shows creator Phoebe Waller bridge. And coming up in sport. Wales will shortly begin their World Cup Campaign injapan they kick off against georgia in 15 minutes time. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Thomas cook one of the Worlds Largest and oldest travel companies has this morning collap
Your topo ask who is candidate and why our lines are open at for democrats 202 7488000, for republicans 202 7488001, for independents 202 7488002. And we have a line set aside for those in the Granite State at. 202 7488003 you can also tweet us. And we will begin with the headlines for the Washington Post. Those with pictures on the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, at least 70,000 people are homeless in the grand bahama islands and applico abaco islands. Officials warned that the number of decibel go up as hundreds of residents remain missing. Though stories are on the front page of the post in the new york times. We have Union Leaders with this ally on what will happen day today. Its a longshot that any of the 19 president ial candidates theed to attend will make kind of impact that sets them apart in a lasting way. The headlines saying that hopefuls want to stand out at the state convention. But it has happened before, back in november 1991, tom harkin already had power in new careyire
He did play an Important Role in calling out the hypocrisy of the west at times and even during the government of National Unity he at times played a constructive role even within that so he was hes a hes a complicated person certainly. But but ultimately probably he comes out more as a villain and to what extent do you think his death actually changes anything zimbabwe i mean does it in some sense. In sum since it closes the chapter it closes the dr apter for many. Who suffered. The brutality and under his reign directly from him but the the tragedy you know just as the tragedy of mugabes life the tragedy of zimbabwe is that since he is living now i have a stall door or incomplete transition in that the system that that mugabe was a part of remains fully intact and entrenched and what weve seen over the past few months is really that what we can call mugabe ism. The brutality the abductions the torture of of any dissenting voices has continued and so to that degree for those who suffe