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to out— anything to anyone, but the task is to put meat on that. if you look behind — to put meat on that. if you look behind us, _ to put meat on that. if you look behind us, the slogan is getting the 'ob behind us, the slogan is getting the job done _ behind us, the slogan is getting the job done and any political conference that says that, you might think they— conference that says that, you might think they have run out of ideas. that— think they have run out of ideas. that is— think they have run out of ideas. that is the — think they have run out of ideas. that is the task for ministers, to say we _ that is the task for ministers, to say we are — that is the task for ministers, to say we are going to deliver change, this is— say we are going to deliver change, this is what— say we are going to deliver change, this is what it looks like and what success— this is what it looks like and what success in— this is what it looks like and what success in levelling up looks like and hopefully we will get some policy — and hopefully we will get some policy announcements, some meat on those _ policy announcements, some meat on those ideas. _ policy announcements, some meat on those ideas, but as sam says, it is steady— those ideas, but as sam says, it is steady as— those ideas, but as sam says, it is steady as she goes, not like the lahour— steady as she goes, not like the labour conference when keir starmer had a _ labour conference when keir starmer had a big _ labour conference when keir starmer had a big challenge, it is not as bil had a big challenge, it is not as big a _ had a big challenge, it is not as big a challenge here for boris at all. big a challenge here for boris at all, ,, , ., , ., big a challenge here for boris at all. ., , . . ,, big a challenge here for boris at all. sebastien and sam, thank you both very much. _ all. sebastien and sam, thank you both very much. lovely _ all. sebastien and sam, thank you both very much. lovely to - all. sebastien and sam, thank you both very much. lovely to speak l all. sebastien and sam, thank you | both very much. lovely to speak to you and i hope you get levelled up during the course of the week. thank you very much. thousands have started running the london marathon this morning with another 40,000 running the event virtually. it�*s returned for the first full scale staging of the race in more than two years. the last time amateurs competed in the london marathon was in april 2019. we can speak now
week. yes, steady as she goes, we are at least — week. yes, steady as she goes, we are at least two _ week. yes, steady as she goes, we are at least two years _ week. yes, steady as she goes, we are at least two years out - week. yes, steady as she goes, we are at least two years out from i week. yes, steady as she goes, we are at least two years out from an i are at least two years out from an election and so it is a bit of a steady as she goes. certainly, the prime minister, he has got three things he wants to focus on this way, that is crime, climate and the economy. that is what he will be focusing on. he wants to set the agenda ahead of the kop 26 climate conference and he wants to show that the tories are the party, still the party that is tough on crime and tomorrow you will see the chancellor give his main speech and they certainly want to set the agenda in terms of the economy, talking about how britain is said to be the fastest—growing economy in the g7, and talking about the plan forjobs and talking about the plan forjobs and that is their focus this week anyway. and that is their focus this week an a _ ,, , ., and that is their focus this week an a... . anyway. sebastien, there are noises, not least anyway. sebastien, there are noises, rrot least from _ anyway. sebastien, there are noises, not least from mps _ anyway. sebastien, there are noises, not least from mps that _ anyway. sebastien, there are noises, not least from mps that represent i not least from mps that represent constituencies not so far from manchester, closer to them than london, you have written a book
that the striker would be unstoppable. we know it is impossible to control lio in 90 minutes. but they were not in charge of the ball. he came back from injury so he... when he can run and be close to the box, he is unstoppable. livable's wasn't the most impressive away win of the night. that came in madrid where the 13 ten winners were stunned by a debutant. first season from an unrecognised eight in moldova but they scored in the last minute to be real madrid to— one and complete one of the biggest shocks in champions league history. now, just take a look closely at the leg of sebastien till. he is the winning goal—scorer. that signifies his dream of the champions league trophy and that might be closer than he thinks. b.
raab in this situation, the pm has been able to put himself, remove himself— been able to put himself, remove himself from the situation, even though— himself from the situation, even though he — himself from the situation, even though he hasn't condemned some of his ministers for their actions sufficiently enough to most people's likin- sufficiently enough to most people's iiking in _ sufficiently enough to most people's liking in the country. he has been able to— liking in the country. he has been able to kind of remove himself from the situation, but i think that if this does— the situation, but i think that if this does come out that it rings true, _ this does come out that it rings true, that— this does come out that it rings true, that the pm did say to him, "0h. _ true, that the pm did say to him, "oh. it's— true, that the pm did say to him, "oh. it's ok. _ true, that the pm did say to him, "oh, it's ok, just stay on holiday, afghanistan — "oh, it's ok, just stay on holiday, afghanistan has basically fallen down _ afghanistan has basically fallen down by you stay for an extra couple of days _ down by you stay for an extra couple of days in _ down by you stay for an extra couple of days in crete," i think it could be equally— of days in crete," i think it could be equally damaging for boris johnson — be equally damaging for boris johnson as well, because it just shows— johnson as well, because it just shows that both dominic raab priorities— shows that both dominic raab priorities when it comes to things that are _ priorities when it comes to things that are happening internationally, especially a crisis like this, it is hisjob, — especially a crisis like this, it is hisjob, but _ especially a crisis like this, it is hisjob, but also especially a crisis like this, it is his job, but also the especially a crisis like this, it is hisjob, but also the prime minister's priorities are also completely in the wrong place as weit~ _ completely in the wrong place as well. ,, , completely in the wrong place as well, ,, , , , well. sebastien, it seems the prime minister--- — well. sebastien, it seems the prime minister... he _ well. sebastien, it seems the prime minister... he was _ well. sebastien, it seems the prime minister... he was spotted - well. sebastien, it seems the prime minister... he was spotted last - well. sebastien, it seems the prime| minister... he was spotted last week at taunton railway station to catch the train back to london from his childhood home where he spent some
obviously he has credible comments but people will feel slightly sensitive to acknowledge anything that tony — sensitive to acknowledge anything that tony blair wanted to say in this regard. i mean, it'sjustified to say— this regard. i mean, it'sjustified to saythat— this regard. i mean, it'sjustified to say that it was hasty obviously to say that it was hasty obviously to withdraw from afghanistan. however, i think that tony blair himself— however, i think that tony blair himself is— however, i think that tony blair himself is putting himself in a standing _ himself is putting himself in a standing for quite a lot of criticism _ standing for quite a lot of criticism as well, with people remembering his legacy with this whole _ remembering his legacy with this whole ordeal.— remembering his legacy with this whole ordeal. . , , v , whole ordeal. sebastien, picking up with what joanna _ whole ordeal. sebastien, picking up with what joanna was _ whole ordeal. sebastien, picking up with what joanna was saying, - whole ordeal. sebastien, picking up with what joanna was saying, tony l with whatjoanna was saying, tony blair has learnt the hard way as it were to be judicious with his comments on matters relating to the fight against islamist terrorism, because of course the controversy over whether the iraq war was started for the wrong reason and the rest of it. given the political consensus about going on back then, does he have a bit more credibility on this in terms of political voices in today's generation in
are not in parliament, and i think it's a good thing that tony blair is speaking out in still being involved in the public debate here, because a lot of the politicians involved in the moment were not in parliament when this intervention happened, so i think having some grey hairs involved in this definitely helps a better debate.— involved in this definitely helps a better debate. ,, , ., , , better debate. sebastien, to pick up on that, better debate. sebastien, to pick up on that. since _ better debate. sebastien, to pick up on that, since you _ better debate. sebastien, to pick up on that, since you mentioned - better debate. sebastien, to pick up on that, since you mentioned it, - on that, since you mentioned it, there are quite a lot of noise in there are quite a lot of noise in the saturday papers suggesting an unease about dominic brah's roll at the foreign office among tory mps. the night before, saying that the government was overdue a reshuffle, and that this these events and covid had demonstrated a lack of depth among senior ministers. is that you just among the overlooked and the dispossessed, as it were, on the backbenches, are you picking it up more widely on the conservative side? i more widely on the conservative side? ~' ., more widely on the conservative side? ~ ., ., .., more widely on the conservative side? ~ ., ., ., side? i think no one can look at this government _ side? i think no one can look at this government and _ side? i think no one can look at this government and think- side? i think no one can look at this government and think it i side? i think no one can look at. this government and think it needs side? i think no one can look at - this government and think it needs a bit of a rejig at the top team, and even people within downing street
families and they are very much... it doesn't — families and they are very much... it doesn't feel as if it is a humanitarian disaster that is very much _ humanitarian disaster that is very much removed from the fabric of our country— much removed from the fabric of our country and — much removed from the fabric of our country and our story. so it's no surprise — country and our story. so it's no surprise to— country and our story. so it's no surprise to me that there has been a record _ surprise to me that there has been a record number of donations. i know there _ record number of donations. i know there is— record number of donations. i know there is a _ record number of donations. i know there is a charity in manchester who have had _ there is a charity in manchester who have had massive donations of clothes — have had massive donations of clothes. obviously it even more amazing — clothes. obviously it even more amazing that people are willing to welcome — amazing that people are willing to welcome these refugees into their homes _ welcome these refugees into their homes from afghanistan. | welcome these refugees into their homes from afghanistan. i assume there's quite _ homes from afghanistan. i assume there's quite a _ homes from afghanistan. i assume there's quite a lot _ homes from afghanistan. i assume there's quite a lot more _ homes from afghanistan. i assume there's quite a lot more detail- homes from afghanistan. i assume there's quite a lot more detail on l there's quite a lot more detail on page five, which don't yet have. sebastien, that leads quite neatly with the sunday express. it kind picks upjoanna's point. perhaps a lot of us that have no direct connection with the services forget the numbers of men and women who have served in afghanistan over the 20 years. forgive me, say that
that he _ really... with the assurance really that he doesn't have to face any of the repercussions in that sense. sebastien. — the repercussions in that sense. sebastien, one of the things it is on the front of the telegraph as the very disturbing picture of a young woman with blood running from her mouth who is being held by i think american soldiers. we have the pictures as well of people desperately trying to pick apart barbed wire and also stop themselves being crushed against a concrete slab on front of the independent. the fear is a sense of powerless less about this in whitehall, that this could all end really, really badly. this could all end really, really badl . ., ., ., y this could all end really, really badl . ., ., ., , ., badly. indeed, and do not try to make the situation _ badly. indeed, and do not try to make the situation even - badly. indeed, and do not try to make the situation even worse. | badly. indeed, and do not try to - make the situation even worse. but i have a feeling it might do in the next week because when the us troops to finally pull out from kabul, which we expect by the end of august but there are some reports in tomorrow's papers it could be as soon as tuesday, when that happens the uk will have no choice to leave. it doesn't matter how many people we got out, whether we've got out
much distressing... and a war-torn environment is very much distressing. . ._ much distressing... sorry to interruot- — much distressing... sorry to interrupt. suddenly - much distressing... sorry to interrupt. suddenly they - much distressing... sorry to l interrupt. suddenly they have much distressing... sorry to - interrupt. suddenly they have become aid workers and nurses and all the rest of it. thank you so much, joanna and sebastien. they will be back with all the front pages. we will have a theme or by 11:30pm. coming up next, its click. i will be back at 11. jump on in.
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