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i'll cut your taxes, protect your pension, and reduce immigration. last night, the party leaders faced questions not from members of parliament, but members of the public. i in the last few years, i found it. very difficult to make ends meet, and the money simply doesn't go far enough _ paula from huddersfield wanted to know what they�*d do about the cost of living. my priority has always been to do what i can to support you. that started with bold action like the furlough scheme during the pandemic, and more recently my clear plan to bring inflation back to normal. paula, ijust don�*t know how you feel when you hear a prime minister say — having heard what you�*re going through — that the plan is working, it�*s all all right. but in discussing serious issues — such as nhs waiting lists — there were still some lighter moments. waiting lists were 7.2 million, they�*re now 7.5 million, he says they�*re coming down — and this is the guy who says he�*s good at maths. yeah, they are... they are now coming down. laughter.
he�*s good at maths. yeah, they are... they are now coming down. laughter. they are now coming down. 7.2 when you said you�*d get them down — 7.2 million — they�*re now 7.5 million. i�*d like you to explain how they�*re coming down. because they are coming down from where they were when they were higher. 7~2~~~ _ laughter. and they�*re now on their way down. laughter and applause. they are down, right? yes, because the nhs was impacted by industrial action. 0h! groaning. and if it wasn't for that, half a million appointments would have been saved. so it�*s somebody else�*s fault. so this is the picture with waiting lists in england. you can see they go up quite significantly after the pandemic — reaching 7.8 million waits a few months ago. now, as you can also see at the end, it goes down a wee bit, but the levels are higher than when rishi sunak took over as prime minister. he says that�*s down to strikes, and it�*s true to say they had an impact. but this is where you get the claim both that waiting lists have gone up, and that they�*ve gone down a bit. finally, let�*s quickly look at small—boats crossings. rishi sunak said they were down by a third.
in renewable energy. good, well—paid jobs like including here in the north west was topping with explain where the money will be coming from. let�*s speak to our chief political correspondent, henry zeffman. lots of questions for the conservatives to answer, least of all, are they lying?— all, are they lying? that is the line today- _ all, are they lying? that is the line today. every _ all, are they lying? that is the line today. every labour- all, are they lying? that is the line today. every labour party| line today. every labour party shadow ministerial official candidate that has been talking about this on social media or in interviews has been at accusing rishi sunak of lying. the shadow paymaster general has been talking to bbc breakfast and he said rishi sunak is no better than boris johnson, borisjohnson light over partygate, rishi sunak is lying over this. that is furiously denied by the conservative party, a spokesman saying the costings used to produce this figure came from publicly available information about the
those areas and on free-market capitalism. on those areas are maligned ways most libertarians. there's other issues at the abolition of social security and medicare in which i differ from them. >> neil: a brand that social security single knock to, like, iguodala trump does have a point, they are going to get two or 3 percent every four years. what good is not? what you think that? >> well, libertarians, i mean i'm pulling now pretty consistently in the real poles, or the as the pulling question, that will end up on the ballot, 15 percent or above. that they should be voting out of
feeling for the last two years. but it also gives us the next generation ofjobs. other countries have realised renewables is the future. they're in the race. i want the uk to be in the race. i want us to win the race. labour is pledging a �*proper�* windfall tax in line with the secretary generals demands. which will help fund some of its other pledges. but they have been attacked by the conservatives and on monday night, by the snp leaderjohn swinney, whose party has also been rolling back its previous green commitments. full tax on the oil and gas giants to make sure we're putting more money into people's pockets to lower the bills, as well as investing in the clean energy of the future so we can lower bills for good. danger of your position on us is that that is going to lead to the loss of tens
collaboration will continue in the future and not looking so good to continue collaborating with russia, unfortunately but in china, we never have successfully been able to politically get there in the united states to collaborate with them at they would all be better off if we can work together to work towards this programme. can work together to work towards this programme-— this programme. could have run the programme- — this programme. could have run the programme- -- _ this programme. could have run the programme- -- good _ this programme. could have run the programme. -- good to _ this programme. could have run the programme. -- good to have - this programme. could have run the programme. -- good to have you i this programme. could have run the| programme. -- good to have you on programme. —— good to have you on the programme. hello. today has brought a rather chilly feel to the weather across many parts of the uk, particularly when you consider we are now intojune. that said, a bit of sunshine did make it feel relatively warm — the sun is strong at this time of year. there have been lengthy sunny spells, particularly down towards the south.
people who are in coach, you know, they are barely making it and they are not surviving and i would be happier with them getting increases in their salaries, as opposed to losing their jobs. >> greg: judge, can i just interject for a minute? i do not fly first class. i five private. >> judge jeanine: i figured you would say it. >> harold: i'm not defending him. he has every right to say the spirit >> greg: no one is saying he doesn't have a right. >> harold: they do have -- more fortune 500 and companies -- go >> judge jeanine: that's great but what good is it doing in the state if they have more homeless, the biggest deficit, kids are doing drugs? number one in the country. >> dana: and rubio's closed. >> jesse: rubio's, harold. >> greg: rubio's? >> dana: chicken tacos. >> greg: never been. >> jesse: private air flying greg doesn't go to rubio's butte >> judge jeanine: john wayne. >> greg: i have my fresh freshly caught, served to me.
italy years later, hoping to clear her name for good. instead, convicted of slander in an italian court. tonight, boeing launching the starliner spacecraft. its first ever crewed mission to the international space station. in new york city tonight, what's now happened to that plan to charge you $15 to drive into new york. and 80 years after they landed on the beaches of normandy, america's world war ii veterans. for more than five years now, we have been documenting their journey. their message to everyone at home watching tonight. as they make their journey back. >> david: good evening tonight from normandy. we are here to mark the 80th anniversary of d-day tomorrow. the heroes, the thousands of troops who died here. the veterans who survived, and who are coming back, at 99, 100, 101 years old.