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Now in_ that is what we are hearing right now in the — that is what we are hearing right now in the tech sector is that there is more _ now in the tech sector is that there is more of— now in the tech sector is that there is more of this to come. gk, now in the tech sector is that there is more of this to come.— is more of this to come. 0k, thank ou. �*take back control�* — that was the message here in the uk today from the leader of the opposition sir keir starmer, as he set his party's agenda for government. sir keir promised communities that a labour government would devolve mor...

The Labour leader said his party would not be able to get its ‘big government chequebook’ out if it wins the next election.

For keir starmer, quite limited in terms of specifics and he doesn't want any sparkling ideas stolen by the government and implemented in advance, but trying to shape and outlook and a broad vision of what labour in government would look like and really striking that he should cloak himself in the language of brexit. he campaigned for remain and he wanted a second referendum on brexit but now using that phrase, take back control, that slogan, to describe his plan to push power away from westminster. i'm joined byjohn mcternan — political strategist and commentator, who was tony blair's direc...

That will have to come from taxation of ordinary people, and it works out at £3,000 per family, so the only thing we heard from that speech was a complete contradiction about labour's spending plans. the headlines on bbc news... prince harry's autobiography includes a claim that his brother, the prince of wales, knocked him to the floor during a row about the duchess of sussex, according to the guardian, which says it's seen harry's forthcoming memoir. sir keir starmer promises a labour government would devolve power from westminister to local communities in what he calls a bill for people to...

The Labour leader is happy to wait before setting out further details of what he would do in office.