Election. The uk will go to the polls onjuly the 4th. There was a lot of rain and a lot of noise from the Prime Minister yesterday, but those leaders of the parties have wasted no time setting out their campaigns. Six weeks today the uk will go to the polls to decide who enters that building behind me and who will form the next government. The Prime Minister has been speaking this morning and has been talking to bbc breakfast, and it is fair to say that announcement yesterday really did come as some surprise, catching many in westminster by surprise. That Snap Election just six weeks from now. The Prime Minister has been detailing some of his reason why the election will happen when it will. It why the election will happen when it will. , why the election will happen when it will. , ,. , why the election will happen when it will. ,. , f. Will. It has been a difficult few ears for will. It has been a difficult few years for the will. It has been a difficult few years for the country wil
symons who will be talking to you later and he will be talking about bringing back neighbourhood policing, having much more visible bobbies on the beat in local communities and setting up the new police herbs, like many police stations, said a police presence in your neighbourhood is much clearer. they are talking about next generation neighbourhood watch. how do you bring it up to date that the era of whatsapp and when people seem to video door bells? great the era of whatsapp and when people seem to video door bells? seem to video door bells? great to talk to yon seem to video door bells? great to talk to yon we seem to video door bells? great to talk to you. we will seem to video door bells? great to talk to you. we will be seem to video door bells? great to talk to you. we will be talking - seem to video door bells? great to talk to you. we will be talking to i talk to you. we will be talking to the shadow home secretary in just over an hour. friends and relatives of some o
trialfor the women and 15 years in prison. an emotional trial for the women and men who had come forward. another victory for survivors of sexual assault and the entire me too movement. labour has pledged to bring back neighbourhood policing with a new plan to crack down on crime. our chief political correspondent, adam fleming, is at the party conference in brighton. great to see you. labour policy has not been a central focus of the last 24 hour is, has it? ila. not been a central focus of the last 24-hour is, has it? 24-hour is, has it? no. yesterday there was 24-hour is, has it? no. yesterday there was a 24-hour is, has it? no. yesterday there was a dramatic 24-hour is, has it? no. yesterday there was a dramatic moment - 24-hour is, has it? no. yesterday. there was a dramatic moment when andy mcdonald, shadow employment minister, resigned from the shadow cabinet. that is not normally the sort of thing you do when your party is having a big conference and it is an opportunit
think the country are starting to look think the country are starting to look again think the country are starting to look again at labour and saying, what look again at labour and saying, what are look again at labour and saying, what are your policies? and what we saw what are your policies? and what we saw some really credible policies from our we saw some really credible policies from our shadow chancellor and showing from our shadow chancellor and showing that we will invest in all kinds showing that we will invest in all kinds of showing that we will invest in all kinds of sectors that need to transform so that we can tackle the climate transform so that we can tackle the climate change. we had lucy powell talking climate change. we had lucy powell talking about home owners because under talking about home owners because under this talking about home owners because under this government there are fewer under this government there are fewer homeowners i
britain s labour party has pledged to bring back neighbourhood policing with a new plan to crack down on crime. but the policy could be overshadowed by a row between the leadership and the party s left wing over a motion to increase the minimum wage to £15 an hour. yesterday shadow employment secretary andy mcdonald quit his role saying party leader sir keir starmer had ordered him to oppose the rise. our political correspondent jonathan blake is at the conference in brighton. tell us what is really going on with this row then, jonathan. goad this row then, jonathan. good morning- this row then, jonathan. good morning. depending - this row then, jonathan. good morning. depending who - this row then, jonathan. good morning. depending who you | this row then, jonathan. (13cm morning. depending who you speak to it is a row or it isn t, it is a big deal or it something not to worry about. but as you say the resignation of andy mcdonald from the shadow cabinet completely unexpectedly,