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tenant, so we have invested to accommodate that. you are right, we have to be very mindful of how much investment we make because the headwinds are still there. recruitment will always be a challenge and it restricts us... will always be a challenge and it restricts us. . ._ it restricts us... alex, sorry to interrupt, _ it restricts us. .. alex, sorry to interrupt, i— it restricts us... alex, sorry to interrupt, i would - it restricts us... alex, sorry to interrupt, i would love i it restricts us... alex, sorry| to interrupt, i would love to talk further but we are literally out of time on this programme but we appreciate you getting up so early. live from the stunning venue, as you have outlined and we will talk to you again sometime on bbc news but i have to say goodbye. have a lovely day, i will see you soon. hello there. things are set to turn cooler for the rest of this week as we pick up arctic air, which will spread southwards across the uk during the course of tuesday. so it's going to be pretty disappointingly cool for the time of year, with some really chilly nights to come — gardeners and growers take note — and we'll see a mixture of sunshine and showers. it's all thanks to this area
low investment, as well as very few dollar reserves. so pakistan needs to signal to the world that we are ready and open for investment. cpec 2.0, as some are calling it here, is crucialfor as some are calling it here, is crucial for pakistan to signal that the chinese are coming back, that we will be able to pay off some of those debts and hopefully attract more investment.— hopefully attract more investment. too many, looking from outside, _ investment. too many, looking from outside, they _ investment. too many, looking from outside, they will - investment. too many, looking from outside, they will see - from outside, they will see that this relationship between pakistan and china, china certainly has the upper hand, so what does that mean for pakistan in terms of what it has to give here, to enable this corridor to be complete? the chinese absolutely do have an upper hand, because we owe them a lot of money. by some calculations it is about 30 billion. and pakistan, because it does not have enough dollar reserves, it is not able to pay
back that money. so the hope is, and for another piece of context which is important, pakistan is also simultaneously negotiating a fresh international monetary fund loan and the imf is very clear that you cannot use the money you get from us to pay back chinese loans. so, again, very important because we owe the chinese some money. but giving them a fraction of the money that we owe them, and this is also part of the power plants, has been crucial, especially during the last government for pakistan's energy needs. at the same time also mounted a huge amount of debt in terms of what we owe to chinese power plants so we are hoping that pakistan and the pakistani prime minister is hoping that by taking private businessman, as part of the future delegation, increasing foreign investment
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why should — apprenticeships, the training, so... why should people trust labour on their pledge to bring down significantly, yvette cooper said significantly, yvette cooper said significantly, the shadow home secretary, to bring down significantly levels of net migration?— significantly levels of net miaration? , ., ., significantly levels of net miaration? �* , ., ., migration? because we have a plan for trainin: migration? because we have a plan for training and _ migration? because we have a plan for training and apprenticeships i migration? because we have a plan| for training and apprenticeships and skills so that people who are economically inactive at the moment and want to be actually able to work can do thosejobs. and want to be actually able to work can do those jobs. mb? and want to be actually able to work can do those jobs.— can do those 'obs. why not put a number on — can do those jobs. why not put a number on it? _ can do those jobs. why not put a number on it? 100,000? - can do those jobs. why not put a number on it? 100,000? we - can do those jobs. why not put a| number on it? 100,000? we will can do those jobs. why not put a - number on it? 100,000? we will not ut a number on it? 100,000? we will not put a number — number on it? 100,000? we will not put a number on _ number on it? 100,000? we will not put a number on it. _ number on it? 100,000? we will not put a number on it. can _ number on it? 100,000? we will not put a number on it. can i _ number on it? 100,000? we will not put a number on it. can i say - put a number on it. can i say something about david's back to the 19505... something about david's back to the 19505. .. ~ ., , something about david's back to the 1950s... e c, , _, something about david's back to the 1950s... e c, , ,., c, something about david's back to the 1950s... e c, , ,., .,, 1950s... what is your plan to bring down those _ 1950s... what is your plan to bring down those levels _ 1950s... what is your plan to bring down those levels of _ 1950s... what is your plan to bring down those levels of net _ 1950s... what is your plan to bring l down those levels of net migration? labour will draw up skill improvement plans and high migration sectors. ~ ., ., , ., improvement plans and high migration sectors. ., ., , ., ., |t sectors. what does that mean? it means investment _ sectors. what does that mean? it means investment in _ sectors. what does that mean? it means investment in people, - means investment in people, training, training infrastructure, and there had been a cap on the
control the lion's share of the oil and gas in the world. it's not something that will happen overnight, but year on year, this is an investment in the country has to do. as sir patrick vallance said the other day, if we don't do this, other day, if we don't do this, other countries will end up doing it and we will end up buying solutions from them. you and we will end up buying solutions from them. ., , and we will end up buying solutions from them-— from them. you will be aware that snp for example _ from them. you will be aware that snp for example have _ from them. you will be aware that snp for example have talked - from them. you will be aware that l snp for example have talked about yourjob is, your plan potentially putting jobs at risk in scotland. how do you answer that question? we are how do you answer that question? - are going to need oil and gas for many years to come. the north sea is a mature basin, it is unlikely to have huge new fields in the future, but we will need oil and gas for many years to come. this is a transition, not a full stop. it's something we have to do year on year. investing in it, we can create newjobs in energy that will be with us for many years to come. if new jobs in energy that will be with us for many years to come.- us for many years to come. if you walked this _ us for many years to come. if you walked this morning _ us for many years to come. if you walked this morning thinking, - us for many years to come. if you walked this morning thinking, if. us for many years to come. if you i walked this morning thinking, if you were really serious about this, if
eurovision all over again in - eurovision all over again in liverpool. eurovision all over again in liverpool-_ eurovision all over again in liverpool. taylor swift, the economy. _ liverpool. taylor swift, the economy. do _ liverpool. taylor swift, the economy, do you _ liverpool. taylor swift, the economy, do you think- liverpool. taylor swift, the economy, do you think the | liverpool. taylor swift, the - economy, do you think the lead parties would like her endorsement? i think they would, but don't know if it will happen. sir keir starmer will today re—iterate labour's plans for the future of energy security in the uk, promising that investment in renewables would leave the country less dependent on rogue foreign states and reduce household bills for consumers. the labour leader is preparing to go head—to—head with the rishi sunak in theirfirst head—to—head with the rishi sunak in their first live tv debate this evening. we'rejoined now by labour's national campaign co—ordinator, pat mcfadden. good morning. we will talk about energy in a moment. energy levels for all of you personally are key, how does sir keir starmer prepare for the big debate? he how does sir keir starmer prepare for the big debate?— for the big debate? he is looking forward to it. _ for the big debate? he is looking forward to it, this _ for the big debate? he is looking forward to it, this is _ for the big debate? he is looking forward to it, this is a _ for the big debate? he is looking forward to it, this is a big - for the big debate? he is looking. forward to it, this is a big moment in the election. he is going to take his case for change for the country directly to millions of people on tv tonight. these debates are big
vulnerable in turn to a huge spike in prices which happens when the uk left ukraine —— when russia invaded ukraine in 2022. there is the idea of a project paid for by a windfall tax on existing big energy firms which would add up to investment in cleaner, greenerand which would add up to investment in cleaner, greener and domestically generated power that will not only be cheaper for bill payers, it says, but also less likely to be buffeted by events around the world. we are seeing someone boiling a kettle year, i can tell you that the energy policy sir keir starmer is talking about is very much geared towards families, the labour party saying that policy will save families a few hundred pounds a year on their energy bills. that is what they are concentrating on. they talk about
now because if we had another spike like that, we'd bejust as vulnerable today as we were two years ago. this is a down payment on more energy security in the future. lower bills in the long term because renewable energy is cheaper and insulating ourselves from being manipulated by dictators like putin or other people who control the lion's share of the oil and gas in the world. it's not something that will happen overnight but year on year, this is an investment the country has to do. government will have painful spending. the institute for fiscal studies says schools' spending power and teachers pay have been squeezed since 2010 while falling pupil numbers raise the future prospect of school closures or fewer teachers. let's speak to brennanjefferies, our education correspondent. tell us