he told journalists he thought the legislation would sail through. what do you think he means by that or is that some kind of political posturing on his part? there is a lot of political posturing on his part? there is a lot of political posturing - posturing on his part? there is a lot of political posturing going i posturing on his part? there is a | lot of political posturing going on on all sides of this debate in many ways. i think keir starmer s point is this is a government with a huge majority. they were elected four years ago today in a landslide victory. so the idea that the conservatives can t get a piece of legislation through the house of commons is one that you wouldn t normally countenance it all at this stage. and i think keir starmer s point, he essentially doesn t want a situation where rishi sunak is seen to have done really well by navigating all these tensions within his own party and coming out and getting through to the next stage of this legislation.
fairly. need, if you think work should pay fairly. that need, if you think work should pay fairly, that practices like zero hour contracts and fire or rehire zero hour contracts and fire or rehire should be scrapped, and that we need rehire should be scrapped, and that we need a rehire should be scrapped, and that we need a solution for sectors like care that we need a solution for sectors like care that isn tjust we need a solution for sectors like care that isn t just exploiting immigrants on lupe, if in short, you want immigrants on lupe, if in short, you want tower immigrants on lupe, if in short, you want lower migration and higher wages. want lower migration and higher wages. or want lower migration and higher wages, or even if you just want a government committed to economics to ability, government committed to economics to ability, the government committed to economics to ability, the rule of law, good public ability, the rule of law, good public
here on the island of maui residents are now being allowed to return to work if anything is left of their homes in the devastated town of lahaina. they are being warned to brace for the emotional turmoil of what they were fine when they get there. and the other main stories on the programme tonight. a home for a matter of days. the barge housing asylum seekers on the dorset coast is evacuated after its water supply is found to contain bacteria. desperate for a snap of england captain harry kane as he arrives in germany for a medical for his move to bayern munich from tottenham hotspur. and i will be live here in sydney where a match day morning has already arrived with england preparing to take on columbia and laterfor a place in the preparing to take on columbia and later for a place in the world preparing to take on columbia and laterfor a place in the world cup semifinals at stake.
hasn t commented. the events of the past week have led to an outcry. this should not have happened. no permission for demolition was given, therefore, my reaction to this is, this is the wrong pub, with the wrong authority, the wrong community at the wrong time. so we will investigate what has happened and then hopefully get the rebuilding done. he then hopefully get the rebuilding done. ., ., ., , done. he went on to reiterate his desire to see done. he went on to reiterate his desire to see the done. he went on to reiterate his desire to see the pub done. he went on to reiterate his desire to see the pub rebuilt. - done. he went on to reiterate his. desire to see the pub rebuilt. they have asked people to stop removing bricks as souvenirs, and those who have to return them. this week, there has been a palpable sense of anger and loss, tempered by some black country black humour. the time is 6.16. our top story this evening. the barge housing asylum seekers in the dorset coast i
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