which europe from conservative values which russia provides, not only bombs which russia provides, not only bombs and rockets. and which russia provides, not only bombs and rockets. which russia provides, not only bombs and rockets. and as you can see, that protest bombs and rockets. and as you can see, that protest has bombs and rockets. and as you can see, that protest has walked - bombs and rockets. and as you can i see, that protest has walked through the streets of liverpool today and ended at the waterfront where just a few months ago they were hosting the eurovision village. through the rest of the day there will be various fringe events, djs and parties going on, but for those people for ukraine, it s mostly seen as a protest. eurovision may have united them in music, but today pride has united them in that protest. josh par in united them in that protest. josh parry in livable united them in that protest. josh parry in livable for united them in that protest. josh
top of their agenda? well, i mean, it is not really a forum. certainly not a forum for creating policy here, or even debating it. again, like labour, you won t see the whole full of people debating policy issues that have percolated upward through the party to discuss. the tory party conference is a very stage managed thing. we will hear a number of speeches, most of them are in short, from cabinet ministers, and then a number of fringe events where policies will be discussed. this will be the dominant issue. this is a massive breakfrom boris johnson s economic strategy. it has created economic turmoil that we have seen. there is a lot in that to discuss. i think other issues that will crop up and are proving controversial at the moment are the government s decision to lift the ban on fracking. a lot of conservative mps and party members are not thrilled about that. so we will see if that is one of the issues that also circulates around this conference. housing too is one of
conference which is there will be various conference which is there will be various noises off, people who were not liz various noises off, people who were not liz truss various noises off, people who were not liz truss supporters, for example not liz truss supporters, for example it has been cited that michael example it has been cited that michael gove will appear at fringe events michael gove will appear at fringe events and he will have things to see and events and he will have things to see and other non liz truss supporters will also have a take on the events supporters will also have a take on the events of the last week. you have the events of the last week. you have not the events of the last week. you have notjust the events of the last week. you have not just to cope with what is happening have not just to cope with what is happening outside your party but inside happening outside your party but inside as happening outside your party but inside as well a
from cabinet ministers, and then a number of fringe events where policies will be discussed. this will be the dominant issue. this is a massive breakfrom borisjohnson s economic strategy. it has created economic strategy. it has created economic turmoil that we have seen. there is a lot in that to discuss. i think other issues that will crop up and are proving controversial at the moment are the government s decision to lift the ban on fracking. a lot of conservative mps and party members are not thrilled about that. so we will see if that is one of the issues that also circulates around this conference. housing too is one of the supply side reforms the government thinks it needs to focus on as it tries to kindle some economic growth, but again, building new houses, particularly in areas like the green belt, is not something that a lot of the conservative party have been in favour of in the past. so there are interesting issues, ithink, that may well rumble through this conference. the