to external finance. the question- to external finance. the question for us to external finance. the question for us now to external finance. the question for us now is to external finance. the question for us now is how to external finance. the question for us now is how do to external finance. the question for us now is how do we - to external finance. the question for us now is how do we fund - to external finance. the question for us now is how do we fund the j for us now is how do we fund the growth for us now is how do we fund the growth that for us now is how do we fund the growth that we for us now is how do we fund the growth that we know for us now is how do we fund the growth that we know is - for us now is how do we fund the growth that we know is there, i growth that we know is there, whether growth that we know is there, whether that s growth that we know is there, whether that s doing - growth that we know is there, whether that s doing it - growth that
the last year. it s a crisis hiding in plain sight the last year. it s a crisis hiding in plain sight. so, the last year. it s a crisis hiding in plain sight. so, absolutely. in plain sight. so, absolutely public in plain sight. so, absolutely public service in plain sight. so, absolutely public service reform - in plain sight. so, absolutely public service reform but - in plain sight. so, absolutely. public service reform but crime, safety. public service reform but crime, safety, particularly public service reform but crime, safety, particularly as public service reform but crime, safety, particularly as gangs - public service reform but crime, | safety, particularly as gangs and shoplifters safety, particularly as gangs and shoplifters have safety, particularly as gangs and shoplifters have become - safety, particularly as gangs and shoplifters have become much. safety, particularly as gangs and - shoplifters have become much bolder, shoplifters have become much hol
money for their homes than they would have been if we got on with it. so if all we ever do is the sticking plaster, the short term, then we won t improve our country going forward. bhd then we won t improve our country going forward- then we won t improve our country going forward. and you have made it clear ou going forward. and you have made it clear you want going forward. and you have made it clear you want to going forward. and you have made it clear you want to make going forward. and you have made it clear you want to make those - clear you want to make those short term changes. ijust wonder, would you be relaxed about someone calling you a fiscal conservative? i am a responsible labour politician and i want a responsible labour government, so. if someone said keir starmer is very clear you have to grow the economy before you start spending money, that means he s a fiscal conservative, would you have a problem with that? t conservative, would you have a problem with that?
new oil and gas licences. what that does, unless he s putting all his bets in one area, you losejobs by doing that, you also create mass and energy and security during the transition, and you leave yourself vulnerable to gas imports from russia. where does he want us to get them from? and what he is not acknowledging is that it s the conservative government since 2010 that have led to us being half the world s offshore deployed wind. 99% of solar has come since. the government s of solar has come since. the government s own of solar has come since. the government s own climate change committee has said the uk has fallen behind some of the progress. it’s behind some of the progress. it s been behind some of the progress. it s been brilliant progress. we are ahead of the g20 with the exception of denmark in decarbonisation. what of denmark in decarbonisation. what did ou of denmark in decarbonisation. what did you make of denmark in decarbonisation. what did you make of of denma
didn t connect much, did he? i also uncritical didn t connect much, did he? i also uncritical for didn t connect much, did he? i also uncritical for different reasons to andrea. uncritical for different reasons to andrea. i uncritical for different reasons to andrea, i suspect. the terms of the debate andrea, i suspect. the terms of the debate that andrea, i suspect. the terms of the debate that gets framed around labour debate that gets framed around labour is debate that gets framed around labour is how you re going to pay for it labour is how you re going to pay for it i labour is how you re going to pay for it. i reject the terms of that debate for it. i reject the terms of that debate pretty strongly because the conservative party is able to shake its magic conservative party is able to shake its magic money tree say 7 billion. none its magic money tree say 7 billion. none they its magic money tree say 7 billion. none they can cut inheritance tax. by none they