on this. rachel read has set out her vision and said that labour is on the side of ordinary families. minn; the side of ordinary families. why should m the side of ordinary families. teeny should my constituency, the side of ordinary families. twig should my constituency, why the side of ordinary families. ign iy should my constituency, why should people in merseyside, paper tax cuts for those who are already the wealthiest? that s not what anyone voted for. it s between our economy and danger and, conference, voted for. it s between our economy and dangerand, conference, labour will fight it every step of the way. conference, let me tell you what i. i believe that hard work should be met with fear reward. i believe that strong public services are the backbone of any decent society. i believe that inequality divides and holds us back as a country. conference, i believe that the task of building a fairer society as a
to the gunman. we have to be mindful of this, there are individuals who are a real danger and of this, there are individuals who are a real dangerand i of this, there are individuals who are a real danger and i understand the police concern will be to get this individual as soon as possible and it is a thing of passing on information. interesting you mentioned with the rhys information. interesting you mentioned with the rhstones model that was the issue but eventually the perpetrator was found but people were covering and trying to dispose of the firearm, we may be looking at similar issues again with this tragic incident. i similar issues again with this tragic incident. similar issues again with this tragic incident. i was interested what ou tragic incident. i was interested what you said tragic incident. i was interested what you said about tragic incident. i was interested | what you said about establishing links. often people who live in areas have the misfortune to live in
above the pipe, if they get it wrong, they are off by an inch, they can be any very treacherous situation. for me, look, for good and bad reasons, dangerand understanding how much risk people are taking draws attention, draws viewers end. there is an opportunity for us to bring to light in more meaningful and relatable way is what these athletes are doing. thank meaningful and relatable way is what these athletes are doing. these athletes are doing. thank you. your problem- your problem. that is all for this week s show. i hope you enjoyed it. you can keep up with the latest on a global economy on the website and a smartphone app. thanks for watching. i will see you soon. goodbye.
what might the consequences be of sue gray s report. i what might the consequences be of sue gray s report. sue gray s report. i don t think there is any sue gray s report. i don t think there is any doubt sue gray s report. i don t think there is any doubt the - sue gray s report. i don t think . there is any doubt the expectation is it will provide uncomfortable reading for borisjohnson and others in government went sue gray s report is published in full we expect towards the beginning of next week. the question is given she already has found in her initial report there were failures of leadership and ofjudgment in downing street, whether there is any thing further at this sufficiently damning to put boris johnson s at this sufficiently damning to put borisjohnson s position in any kind of danger and borisjohnson s position in any kind of dangerand in borisjohnson s position in any kind of danger and in the last few minutes the prime minister himself has been speaking in public