Million children are in poverty. How do you justify that . How do you justify it . The most fundamental that brexit, when you backJeremy Corbyn s deal or oppose it, that brexit, when you backJeremy Corbyn s deal or oppose it, you know what, i will wait and see what it is. Your government that did not manage to get anything through parliament. Why did you not do it . One thing that came way puzzling is that hes going to go and renegotiate in the European Union and say he would put it to the people and get it stitched up in six months, how is it possible that he will get a Withdrawal Agreement in the future trade deal stitched up when the conservatives took seven yea rs . When the conservatives took seven years . We know the shape of the deal we want a new custom steel in the supply chain and all of the jobs that depend on it are not going to be lost in the process. Is it a deal so be lost in the process. Is it a deal so bad that they will remain . Leaving the eu is about leaving the two treaties and dominant as a brexit secretary, it is about leaving the two treaties of European Union and when the tories at the beginning of the Referendum Campaign said, look at norway, look at switzerland, they are all right and they are wealthy, we could be like that. They had those sorts of relationships of the eu, but dominic does not want that, he wants to know deal situation and that is what hes proposing to get us in at the end of next year when they run out of time. Are you voting on the deal . More dither and delay. Your message from your leader is get brexit done. Alexander, from your department, lead alexander, from your department, lea d e nvoy alexander, from your department, lead envoy for brexit said that she is resigning not over brexit per se, she can no longer peddle the half truths on behalf of political leaders. I am not going to talk about employment issues of the civil service. I do not think that sort of political intention is right. She is a Civil Servant it is quite right that, and to be one, cannot, they do need to step down. We have a very strong deal and we have to get it through, get brexit done so we can allow the country to move on rather than the dither and the delay which is yet again on show in this debate on the bbc. Let let me answer that question that he failed to answer. She found it impossible to personally, professionally untenable, to keep on peddling the half truths that the government was trying to persuade the public about and what she said was that it was difficult to talk about the rule of law, the rule of law and just as elsewhere in the world, a transparency. Did we get a satisfactory answer from Jeremy Corbyn about how he is going to spend, how he is going to pay, it is an ambitious plan from labour, really ambitious and £1 billion extra from day today spending that will not come from the top 5 . They said it is impractical, it cannot come from the top 5 . It comes from the Corporation Tax and Margaret Thatcher had Corporation Tax in 2010, from the conservatives when they took over, it was a 27 , they have cut it systematically and when George Osborne said that they want to cut Corporation Tax, they said the money should then be invested. He said he was sticking it to the level of your but you know there is a bigger tax break for everyone level of your but you know there is a bigger tax breakfor everyone in europe and that is why, he will be willing to text people as well as £20,000 a yearand willing to text people as well as £20,000 a year and they would actually be taxing every hard working britain, actually be taxing every ha rd working britain, whether on actually be taxing every hard working britain, whether on a low or middling income by £2400 every single year. Polemic there is nothing in your manifest of the deal is the biggest crisis, which is social care. Will invest £1 billion more. They allowed him to answer the question, a principle that we will not require people to sell their own home and we would like to reach out and have a cross party can senses consensus. On every issue from the nhs, to brexit and of course, the keyissueis nhs, to brexit and of course, the key issue is the moral compass that he cannot answer the question of anti semitism. There that is ongoing day today expenditure. Ina there that is ongoing day today expenditure. In a one off and dominic, if the government lose the court case, well have to find that money. Except, dominic rob, he does not want to redress that historic injustice, and we do. There so much i want to get through. He talked about six hospital and funding for the other 34. He was found out. Clearly on that. Does, you really are turning into this ridiculous pantomime. 34 billion, six hospitals and investing not just pantomime. 34 billion, six hospitals and investing notjust doctors, nurses and hospitals but the information dont provide for the future, a Strong Economy and Jeremy Corbyn founded on that and that is the choice of this election, getting brexit done a Going Forward and that only happens with the which should happen to politicians that do not tell the truth is you they get found out of the election as the voters focus on the nonsense that is been peddled byJeremy Corbyn. Focus on the nonsense that is been peddled by Jeremy Corbyn. He gave the ends of the Jeremy Corbyn gave oii the ends of the Jeremy Corbyn gave on the stage, he could not give the answer that is on Prime Minister dave because he knows that it was stupid, he knows that it was absolutely inane and he knows that typical of Boris Johnson, it was simply turning everything into a joke to make people laugh rather than telling them the truth. I think you both very much. Will get reaction from the other parties that are not represented on the stage, but before we get that reaction, a quick listen to the two men talking about their respective policies on the nhs. Cuts in her nhs, increased waiting times, Record Number and delays of getting appointments at a social care system that is in crisis. It is time. We have had a Strong Economy that has enabled us to make investments and we are now going to stop those investments up because we believe passionately that the nhs and the way to take this country forward, the way to get it moving is to get rid of the blockade in parliament, get brexit done and move forward. Let me just ask you, 43,000 nurse vacancies. You sent an e mail saying that imagine opening a five figure bill for your cancer treatment. Do you expect that that is totally misleading and no way of having the ability to, if you have a privatised service, that is what you get. The Prime Minister says he is not going to do that sort of trade deal. If that is the case, why do the talks gone for two years was make a does not take two years to say no to privatisation of the nhs. Lets get some more reaction from the two parties that were not on stage. Also, the deputy leaderfor the green party. Unless i missed it, idid not the green party. Unless i missed it, i did not hear anything on Climate Change this evening. Given that it has been proven that this has become a priority for people across the country, during the selection, we saw the devastating event in yorkshire, the climate and ecological damage on peoples homes and businesses and well being. Ecological damage on peoples homes and businesses and wellbeing. These are questions in the audience, obviously a lot of people are passionate about Climate Change, where biggest issues, but the fact is, when it actually comes to the vote, it is not uppermost on peoples minds. If that was not selected, it was frustrating. I also find it frustrating as the younger woman that we do not, we are not discussing anything relevant to my generation, house prices, when teddy make rental prices, freedom of Movement Across europe and i feel like there was a lot that was missing out on the representation of so missing out on the representation of so many people, whether that was Climate Change are fundamental rights that we should be having. Number of your candidates stood down this week, voting for the conservative party, they are the party they can deliver brexit, do you hear from Boris Johnson party they can deliver brexit, do you hearfrom borisjohnson someone who is going to deliver brexit . |j heard a man that is repeating the same half truths that he has done since he became leader of the conservatives. Saying that we can change vat rates for the redlines of future trade deals will have tax harmonization. He says will take back control of our waters, the political declaration that the deadlines in the future trade deal and saying no, we still want to fish in your waters, so many elements saying that we will get brexit done oii saying that we will get brexit done on the 31st ofjanuary, but the point is if we do withdraw under his deal, there will be a transitional period that on for years possibly that and all effects, a full member state paying to the eu and subject to its laws and regulations, both no democratic representation. Give him a majority, brexit is delivered by the end of january. A majority, brexit is delivered by the end ofjanuary. He said a majority, brexit is delivered by the end of january. He said that is splitting the vote because the brexit parties i am telling you, someone brexit parties i am telling you, someone who operates inside the parliament i know that declaration is, i know how it is going to be enforced, this pie in the in the sky the leave on the 31st ofjanuary and are 110 the leave on the 31st ofjanuary and are no longer subject to eu rules and regulations and diversify is an absolute untruth. But to finish. Genuine scrutiny about what it means to people and make sure that we have a final say if this is what people wa nt a final say if this is what people want and it sounds like he might support a peoples vote on this occasion to make sure we have that scrutiny. That is going be very unlikely. But i would like to say is leaving these institutions and becoming a full independent country, thatis becoming a full independent country, that is not what is on the table, borisjohnson polished off theresa mays deal and if he does get the majority and gets the deal through, the public will say, i thought we had left, why we still paying same amount. While we still subject to regulations, or renegotiating a future relationship . It is all nonsense. I will put it to them later in the minute, did you see in Jeremy Corbyn that could be supported in the parliament . We do not believe in that but we are leaving on a green new deal, on issues like peoples rights and fundamental well being and voting for the green party is not averted by coalitions with other parties, it is the potential that we may work on a vote by voting basis with other parties, but we have clear clean agenda that we can champion in the next election. But speak to the westminster, i presume that you watched the debate at home . Westminster, i presume that you watched the debate at home . |j westminster, i presume that you watched the debate at home . I did indeed and it really felt like a sorry bit of pantomime and i think for many people and whales and other places, you get the feeling that westminster style politics is beginning to run out of road and the sheer lack of honesty on both parts and we had borisjohnson on this, but probably he said his usual catchphrase ten times or so and then we wa nted catchphrase ten times or so and then we wanted to look into the health issues, but health is devolved in wells. They know full well, but labour could actually have done something about this and wells and labour have been in charge for the past 20 years, simply have not done, and more than 12 hours to go into a and more than 12 hours to go into a and e . And just a sense of frustration, and you dont think it will be fact checked. Borisjohnson talks about printing brexit chaos to an end this just isnt true and why has this not been brought to peoples attention . The trade agreement scenario now and all that we will lose is the safety net of being in europe, but this chaos is going to go on. We mean it, borisjohnson is trying to trade on it and completely understand. On the floor of the chamber, the truth matters because our whole societies both in truth. |j know social care is important to you and the party and in the manifesto, billion pounds of spending,. My party and National Health and social ca re party and National Health and social care service, the point is, but we raise that here and wells that is labour possible as conventional answer, we cannot get the money from london, but they can do it in scotland. And wells is only mentioned once in passing and forgive me, this is the point, we do put whales first. The end the ambition, to have aspirations, to have ambition, the austerity that we have suffered in our communities have suffered for decades here, 2010 and the tories, since labour is been in power since 1997. Something has to change and thatis 1997. Something has to change and that is what people saw with the brexit vote but something has to change and there was nothing that is often the politicians other than catchphrases. And nothing that is saw from them and will have to do it ourselves. We have a lot to get to the next half hour tom from the liberal democrats, and also from the s p, nice to see you. I should talk about who was on stage tonight because they said that the offset of this campaign, denied the two men on the stage of the best chance of walking to the door. The stage of the best chance of walking to the doorlj the stage of the best chance of walking to the door. I thinkjo swinson was entitled to be a part of the debate in which he would have done is represent the 16 Million People that wouldve voted remained there were not represented in that debate and the impact of the brexit vote and leaving the European Union, things like the fact that we have seen 5000 nurses from the eu leaf in the past couple of years and things like we are going to endanger our security by losing access to significant databases to keep people safe and believe the European Union and there was no one there to make those points that debate. Did you see in the event of a Hung Parliament that you could support . We made it very clear repeatedly that we are not going to support either a conservative government with Boris Johnson either a conservative government with borisjohnson at either a conservative government with Boris Johnson at the either a conservative government with borisjohnson at the head of it ora labour with borisjohnson at the head of it or a Labour Government with Jeremy Corbyn stoplights he would rather do all of this again . Neither our suit neither are fit to be a Prime Minister. I dont think either of them are worthy to be a Prime Minister. So you would put in a number ten . We have locked the tories out of power, would never put a conservative government and the power and Jeremy Corbyn has very much accepted the principle that if the macro to do well, we get the mandate for an independence referendum and you would mandate for an independence referendum and you would if they said his manifesto was not credible, they would still put them in power . Neither of them add up, none of them hold water. They reckoned that implementing what you set out in an independent scotland would lead to deeper austerity than under conservative spending plans. That is completely wrong. The entire basis of the snp plan is not to lead to austerity, it has the flexibility precisely to grow the economy stoplights he will have a referendum in the year that we are having another referendum possibly leaving he will be leaving your biggest market, the uk and youll be leaving the other market, the European Union . We cannot turn democracy off because somebody won a vote. If opinion changes, the public are allowed to have that opinion reflected in a new referendum. Perfectly sensible to do that. Opinions changed on brexit and we absolutely certain that opinion has changed on scottish independence, because they could receive the mandate. It is true that when you look at the bbc poll tracker that brings all the data together that you have actually gone down since the beginning of this campaign. There is no prospect ofjo swinson being the next Prime Minister. According to the polls, on that basis you just have borisjohnson alone on the platform according to the polls. The polls are National Polls with the bulls dont do is reflect what is happening on the ground. And there, what were seeing is the hard won seats with the conservatives and everyone prospect that on Election Night there will be some real surprises or we will take seats in the conservatives and places like the city of westminster. What is a good result . It will be ensuring that borisjohnson does not have a majority. We are in a position to stop them doing that in a way thatJeremy Corbyn is known. There is no evidence thatJeremy Corbyn will be taking the single seat from the conservatives in the general election. A lot of people are saying they do not know which two of these men to vote for, good majority dont want to vote for either of them. And at the beginning of the campaign we were expecting a wipe of the conservatives yet they might hold onto eight or nine of the seats. The most recent paul, we are second to the tories in every single one. You have got unionist voters towards the conservatives. We have a challenging position to say to the scottish people honestly and sincerely, a vote for the snp, and every single tory seat can lock the tories out of power. That is an incredible message to ticketed the la st incredible message to ticketed the last few days this campaign. Are you looking forward to the last few days . I am looking forward for it to be over. We are rattling through them. I want to bring be over. We are rattling through them. Iwant to bring in be over. We are rattling through them. I want to bring in chris morris, he has been watching the events and keeping track of all these various promises that the parties have been making. What did you make of it . We did not get brexit done. The Prime Minister only had one message they want to get across and he went to it again and again and from Jeremy Corbyn, he was pushing on issues of inequality. In a sense, they were appealing to their basis. I am not quite sure how many mines wouldve been changed but minds. Many mines wouldve been changed but minds. It is easy to, they put a fairly effective view of their perspectives tonight. The message was more clear than in the previous at that debate. And more competent performance, but you do not think it was a knockout blow . performance, but you do not think it was a knockout blow . I do not think so. The people who iJeremy Corbyn wouldve laid some of the things he said about the conservatives and their failure said about the conservatives and theirfailure to said about the conservatives and their failure to tackle inequality as they would see it during a period of austerity. This led borisjohnson would say yes, we need to get brexit done so we can move on. He seemed a bit reluctant to attackJeremy Corbyn, plaintiff fairly safe. Feeling that he did not need to go on the attack to achieve what he wanted. And were there any real strong hits in there . The candidates said, here is a number but im going to explain how that breaks down. Pointing out some of the facts that we and others have been saying during the campaign. Its in 4 million children living in poverty, it is hard to measure poverty. It is true there are 4 million children living in low income houses, but not quite the same thing. Borisjohnson talking about 40 hospitals, explaining the figures a bit more, 20,000 more police and street without saying we cut 20,000 since the conservatives first came into power in 2015. If you things you could argue with with the way you present the statistics. I do not feel they were massive stories where its just not where the debate should be focusing on. It is almost time up for us, you will see that it is very busy with the various teams putting the gloss on what we have seen and just look at that, the ranks ofjournalists setting out, we will see what headlines they pull from it in tomorrow mornings papers. That is it for me and i will leave you with a look back on a very eventful evening and the highlights from tonights final televised debate. Wherever you live, however you vote for, one of these two men will be Prime Minister in a weeks time will stop borisjohnson Prime Minister in a weeks time will stop Boris Johnson and jeremy Prime Minister in a weeks time will stop borisjohnson and Jeremy Corbyn will debate the future of our country. Good evening and welcome. Have you made up your mind yet . Where ever you live, whoever you vote for, one of these two men will be Prime Minister in a weeks time. Tonight, for the next hour, Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn will debate the future of our country and. We have a deal, we have a it is absolutely clear that what happens next year is a period of negotiation led by somebody in the labour party that we cannot yet identify because Jeremy Corbyn does not believe in the deal himself, it will be put to another referendum to the people of this country. Parliament, our country would spend a whole year more, probably more locked in debate about brexit and what people want to do is move on and focus on the issues facing the people and that is so we can do immediately. And Boris Johnson will negotiate with the usa on access to our Public Services in the price of medicines on prison, are National Health service and he knows he cannot get a deal quickly with the usa because the way the us political system works, so he will walk out of a relationship with you teddy eu into a relationship with nobody and thatis into a relationship with nobody and that is when the troubles will come. This coming from a man who, all his political life, has tried to break up political life, has tried to break up that union and has supported for four decades, the ira and their campaign violently to destroy it. I find it a curiosity. The Prime Minister showing a degree of honesty about the arrangements is actually made with northern ireland. He has spoken to conferences think it would be no restrictions whatsoever. But there are restrictions and he should and could have said that at the time. So it is a question of openness on all of this. You dont even believe in. Ive also wanted to see a piece are you still claiming that the nhs is upfor are you still claiming that the nhs is up for sale . Because the document doesnt seem to show any such thing. Read the documents discussed in secret that the government refused to release between themselves and the Us Administration about access to Public Services and the extension of the life of prices of medicines which would increase medicine costs in this country. President trump is said that people pay too little for us medicines around the world, that is the agenda that the Prime Minister wants to get involved with and thats the kind of deal theyre trying to make the usa. This is pure Bermuda Triangle stuff. We have heard this time and time again during the election campaign. I believe very passionately, and comments on the most incredible things about this country. Admired around the world, the central idea that if any of us get sick, all of us that if any of us get sick, all of us take care of them. It is a fantastic thing. We believe that the nhs should be free to the point of use and under no circumstances will be sell it to anybody. Tonight at ten. Head to head. The men who want to be Prime Minister in less than a weeks time, face each other in a televised debate. Boris johnson and Jeremy Corbyn clashed over security, the economy and brexit. The economic drag anchor of brexit on this country should not be underestimated. It is stopping investment, it means that people are uncertain about making purchases, about taking on newjobs. What conservative governments always do is look after the very richest in our society. They have done very very well in the years of austerity, while communities all over the country have paid for it. Both leaders also made their case to voters on Public Services and the nhs. President trump said many times people pay too little for us medicines around the world