challenges that come from an ageing population, technological disruption, ai, these are significant issues that they ve come at a time where the rest of the world is absolutely hungry for the jobs of the future, the investments we are seeing in the us, our policy platform is the equivalent to that. it s that level of ambition and we don t see that from the government. i listen to government ministers and all i hear is we are going to do more of the same, more of what we ve done for the last 13 years and it hasn t worked. it’s done for the last 13 years and it hasn t worked. hasn t worked. it s interesting, labour backers hasn t worked. it s interesting, labour backers and hasn t worked. it s interesting, labour backers and some - hasn t worked. it s interesting, labour backers and some of i hasn t worked. it s interesting, | labour backers and some of our viewers might be wondering about backing labour will want to know that keir starmer is someone they can really trust and when
jonathan blake, bbc news, brighton. 0ur political correspondent iain watson is in brighton. lots of green promises from labour, what else were they announcing? that s right. let s talk about these green promises initially, because this is what i think got the biggest yearly conference call from the shadow chancellor rachel reeves when she announced that she would be britain s first green chancellor. that is subject to the electorate backing labour next time around. she suggested that she would be prepared to spend £28 billion a year every year until the end of this decade investing in green technologies, such as factories to make batteries for electric vehicles, new wind turbines, and so on. just to put that figure in context, that is about three times the annual budget of the home office, and she confirmed that this would be paid for by borrowing. what she is hoping people will listen to it as