Thatis prioritising veterans. i imagine that is the approach we will see from penny mordaunt because she is going to be mindful of her own backgrounds, her own constituency, of portsmouth north. 15,000 orfour and all to play for and she has been one of the bigger names that has been one to beat at risk of this election. so she will be mindful of that. she s also one of the people has been noted as a potential leadership contender on the other side of the election should things not go the conservative s way and rishi sunak vacates his position. so she has a lot to consider, but of course, she s representing the conservative party so i imagine we will see her try to tread the line of acknowledging the hurt and the disappointment that the prime minister has caused in certain communities. while also defending his record more broadly and his presence at other events. labour have had to presence at other events. labour have had to do presence at other events. labour have had to do very presence at other events. labour have had to do very little - presence at other events. labour have had to do very little today, |
African american woman on the court, received a payment from a publisher last year for almost $900,000. conservative justice neil gorsuch reported book royalty income of $250,000 fellow conservative brett kavanaugh, who is writing a memoir, listed a payment for $340,000 thank justices are allowed to have some outside income, but most of their outside income is kept around $30,000 was except you do not have to have a limit on book royalties and fees so these justices who signed these multi-million dollar contracts are not subject to any cap and they can make as much as they can from these book deals. but critics say all of this as well as the recent reporting that conservative justice samuel alito and his wife flew flags at their homes that were also flown by january 6, rioters doesn t present the best optics for the court alito had previously drawn criticism for going on a luxury fishing trip on the private jet of a conservative hedge fund manager, a trip that was not
Issues policing and job creation are big issues a policing and job creation are big issues. a couple of important things come issues. a couple of important things come up issues. a couple of important things come up. one is from the politicians and one come up. one is from the politicians and one from come up. one is from the politicians and one from the public. when you speak and one from the public. when you speak to and one from the public. when you speak to people here, it s the state of the speak to people here, it s the state of the high speak to people here, it s the state of the high street. people get a sense of the high street. people get a sense of of the high street. people get a sense of damaged pride when they look at sense of damaged pride when they look at their high street with its boarded up shops. the local conservative candidate here was the minister conservative candidate here was the minister for levelling up, he says they have minister for levelling up, he says they have put millions of pounds into redcar. you can see the effects more into redcar. you can see the effects more on the into redcar. you can see the effects more on the seafront and the high street more on the seafront and the high street but more on the seafront and the high street but he thinks people will see that in street but he thinks people will see that in time. labour, they say the high that in time. labour, they say the high street that in time. labour, they say the high street is a reflection of the conservative failure on the levelling up and the economy. if people levelling up and the economy. if people don t have money in their pockets people don t have money in their pockets it s difficult to have a thriving pockets it s difficult to have a thriving high street. the other issue thriving high street. the other issue is thriving high street. the other issue is energy. over the water is hartlepool. issue is energy. over the water is hartlepool, a conservative was a guest hartlepool, a conservative was a guest about energy. there are a lot of energy
Obviously it was wrong. but because he is a conservative i think there will be more gentle on him that is the nature of the media. it’s will be more gentle on him that is the nature of the media. it s going to be an interesting the nature of the media. it s going to be an interesting leaders - the nature of the media. it s going | to be an interesting leaders debate tonight isn t a? to be an interesting leaders debate tonight isn t a? yes. in kettering, what do you tonight isn t a? yes. in kettering, what do you think tonight isn t a? jazz in kettering, what do you think about tonight isn t a? is; in kettering, what do you think about it? tonight isn t a? yes. in kettering, what do you think about it? my i what do you think about it? my thoughts were, i m 59 years old, and ithink thoughts were, i m 59 years old, and i think everyone in my generation and older i think everyone in my generation and older than i think everyone in my generation and olderthan me, i think everyone in my generation and older than me, our national identity and older than me, our national identity is and older than me, our national identity is soaked in the second world identity is soaked in the second world war, rightly or wrongly. the number world war, rightly or wrongly. the number of world war, rightly or wrongly. the number of people who come on your show number of people who come on your show and number of people who come on your show and still reference it and make comparisons and so on. i think the first thing comparisons and so on. i think the first thing soon acted was he failed to understand the importance of world to understand the importance of world war ii in general and d day in
It is about what follows. think of the coverage, both good and bad that followed the previous debate around the claim that labour would put taxes up by £2000. the conservative said that it was accurate, labour said that it was accurate, labour said it was a lie. it is that that people will respond to you, far more than what they are simply watching on the screen at the time. in respect of policy, when you look at these polls, do people think two weeks and, that they are getting the answers? the ones they want. thea;r answers? the ones they want. they are caettin answers? the ones they want. they are getting the answers? the ones they want. they are getting the answers answers? the ones they want. ti21 are getting the answers during debate? not really. the perception in focus groups and surveys is that this is about grandstanding for politicians. that is why people s way of observing these things has changed. there are rather more cynical than they once were during the heady days of 2010. the heady days of 2010. obviously the heady days of 2010. obviously the institute the heady days of 2010. obviously the institute for the heady days of 2010. obviously the institute for physical - the heady days of 2010. obviously the institute for physical studies l the institute for physical studies has set there were only two options here for whoever makes up the next government fiscal studies. you can either cut public spending or
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At the seat. unionism or nationalism a free run at the seat- at the seat. much change at play potentially at the seat. much change at play potentially in at the seat. much change at play potentially in this at the seat. much change at play potentially in this election? - at the seat. much change at play potentially in this election? it. at the seat. much change at play potentially in this election? it is | potentially in this election? it is hard to judge potentially in this election? it is hard tojudge because wales has lost a lot of hard tojudge because wales has lost a lot of mps. down to just 32. how many a lot of mps. down to just 32. how many seats a lot of mps. down to just 32. how many seats the conservatives will hold onto, many seats the conservatives will hold onto, 13 at the moment but current hold onto, 13 at the moment but current poll suggests there could be a conservative wipe out in wales, the most a conservative wipe out in wales, the most likely situation is they have the most likely situation is they have just the most likely situation is they have just one or two in rural mid wales have just one or two in rural mid wales that have just one or two in rural mid wales. that is very much the conversation at the moment. plaid cymru conversation at the moment. plaid cymru the conversation at the moment. plaid cymru the nationalist party which is essentially cymru the nationalist party which is essentially the welsh equivalent of the snp, essentially the welsh equivalent of the snp, they have been quite unlucky the snp, they have been quite unlucky in how the new boundary changes unlucky in how the new boundary changes have affected them and at best will changes have affected them and at best will really hope to win one seat best will really hope to win one seat which is the isle of anglesey.
Constituencies today. bournemouth west, conservative for decades which is now a labour target and lead red car which was won by the conservatives in 2019. joining me now is our political editor and a bbc political reporter from redcar. peter i gather you have been covering some of the d day events in portsmouth, has there been any sense of reaction to the prime minister s apology and how big a deal has that been? i apology and how big a deal has that been? ~ apology and how big a deal has that been? .. . apology and how big a deal has that been? ~ , ., apology and how big a deal has that been? ~ . :. ., been? i think it is a huge deal, gathering been? i think it is a huge deal, gathering pace been? i think it is a huge deal, gathering pace before - been? i think it is a huge deal, gathering pace before the - been? i think it is a huge deal, i gathering pace before the debate this evening. on wednesday, when the d day focus was on portsmouth, rishi sunak suspended electoral campaigning to be part of the commemoration services, whereas keir
Having participated in all the british events with british veterans, i returned home before the international leaders event later international leaders event later in the day. on reflection that was a mistake and i apologise. keir starmer s mistake and i apologise. keir starmer s team mistake and i apologise. keir starmer s team say - mistake and i apologise. keir starmer s team say that the labour leader did stay throughout the whole of the day. today, as he campaigned on housing trying to make it easier for people with low deposits to get a mortgage, his response was carefully calibrated. i a mortgage, his response was carefully calibrated. a mortgage, his response was carefully calibrated. i thought it was important carefully calibrated. i thought it was important for carefully calibrated. i thought it was important for me carefully calibrated. i thought it was important for me to - carefully calibrated. i thought it was important for me to be - carefully calibrated. i thought it i was important for me to be there. carefully calibrated. i thought it - was important for me to be there. to pay my respects to them and those that didn t return. and actually to say thank you. rishi sunak will have to answerfor his say thank you. rishi sunak will have to answer for his own actions, for me there was else i was going to be. other parties have not held back in their criticism. i other parties have not held back in their criticism. their criticism. i think it is a truly breathtakingly - their criticism. i think it is a truly breathtakingly terrible i truly breathtakingly terrible decision. he truly breathtakingly terrible decision. . , truly breathtakingly terrible decision. , , , decision. he has displaced his office, decision. he has displaced his office. peeple decision. he has displaced his office, people up decision. he has displaced his office, people up and - decision. he has displaced his office, people up and down i decision. he has displaced his| office, people up and down the country office, people up and down the country will be aghast. he office, people up and down the country will be aghast.- country will be aghast. he is basically not country will be aghast. he is basically not a country will be aghast. he is basically not a patriotic - country will be aghast. he is i basically not a patriotic leader country will be aghast. he is - basically not a patriotic leader of the conservative basically not a patriotic leader of the conservative party. - basically not a patriotic leader of the conservative party. the conservative party. some of
Get net migration and that means by the way people come and people go, we need to get net migration down to an even figure for the next few years and maybe then we can hope to catch up with housing, with health, and many of those things. most catch up with housing, with health, and many of those things.- and many of those things. most of those coming and many of those things. most of those coming to and many of those things. most of those coming to the and many of those things. most of those coming to the uk and many of those things. most of those coming to the uk today - and many of those things. most of those coming to the uk today are | and many of those things. most of. those coming to the uk today are on work visas or students. those coming to the uk today are on work visas or students. about 5096 of those that come work visas or students. about 5096 of those that come our. work visas or students. about 5096 of those that come our. but work visas or students. about 5096 of those that come our. but the - work visas or students. about 5096 of those that come our. but the rules i those that come our. but the rules are changing- those that come our. but the rules are changing. we ve those that come our. but the rules are changing. we ve even - those that come our. but the rules are changing. we ve even had - those that come our. but the rules. are changing. we ve even had under the conservative are changing. we ve even had under the conservative students are changing. we ve even had under the conservative students coming i are changing. we ve even had under. the conservative students coming and bringing their mum,. i ve given you the numbers. can bringing their mum,. i ve given you the numbers. bringing their mum,. i ve given you the numbers. can i turn to rhun a . you the numbers. can i turn to rhun ap iorwerth- you the numbers. can i turn to rhun ap lorwerth. nigel you the numbers. can i turn to rhun ap lorwerth. nigel farage you the numbers. can i turn to rhun ap lorwerth. nigel farage wants - you the numbers. can i turn to rhun ap lorwerth. nigel farage wants to l ap lorwerth. nigel farage wants to make this an ap lorwerth. nigel farage wants to make this an immigration - ap lorwerth. nigel farage wants to make this an immigration election | make this an immigration election for his make this an immigration election for his own make this an immigration election for his own self make this an immigration election for his own self interest. - make this an immigration election for his own self interest. let s - for his own self interest. let s change for his own self interest. let s change the for his own self interest. let s change the tone. change the tone. applause - applause let s change the tone of the debate on immigration let s change the tone of the debate on immigration. too let s change the tone of the debate on immigration. too much- let s change the tone of the debate on immigration. too much of- let s change the tone of the debate on immigration. too much of it - let s change the tone of the debate on immigration. too much of it is l on immigration. too much of it is framed on immigration. too much of it is framed around on immigration. too much of it is framed around frankly on immigration. too much of it is framed around frankly the - on immigration. too much of it is framed around frankly the bigotry of people framed around frankly the bigotry of heaple like framed around frankly the bigotry of pe0ple like nigel framed around frankly the bigotry of people like nigel farage. framed around frankly the bigotry of people like nigel farage. is- framed around frankly the bigotry of people like nigel farage. people like nigel farage. is that the best you people like nigel farage. is that the best you can people like nigel farage. is that the best you can do people like nigel farage. is that the best you can do for- people like nigel farage. is that the best you can do for screen i the best you can do for screen pennies morden can t stand up to