they flip flop and then they want to spend your money. well, that is a doorstep message. well, also, though, some people in the labour party think should be a much stronger doorstep message would be if keir starmer well, also, though, some people in the labour party think should be a much stronger doorstep message would be if keir starmer actually would have stuck to doing the 28 billion straight off and to be going around the country and saying, ok, here we are in scunthorpe, steel producing part of the country. it could mean exposing jobs here. here i am today in doncaster. it could mean 6000 jobs here and 28 billion. actually, a government can borrow that. no sweat. let s get on with it. make the positive case. look at how it stimulated the economy in other parts of the world. so there s trouble stirring from the conservatives towards the labour position here. and there is frustration on the left saying if you re going to do it, let s just do it, make the case, get round the country
the country and saying, ok, here we are in scunthorpe, steel producing part of the country. it could mean exposing jobs here. here i am today in doncaster. it could mean 6000 jobs here and 28 billion. actually, a government can borrow that. no sweat. let s get on with it. make the positive case. look at how it stimulated the economy in other parts of the world. so there s trouble stirring from the conservatives towards the labour position here. and there is frustration on the left saying if you re going to do it, let s just do it, make the case, get round the country, make the case. some labour mp would also say why else this in the rest of the case this is you know, it s true i mean, it s true here that say if you re going to do it, be loud and proud and do it and get out there and make a positive case, because this should be aboutjobs and cheaper bills and, you know, 28 billion in the context of a government that spends, whatever it is, a year about a trillion. can i ask a question f
she isjust missing and these are the policies she is in charge of. i would not say coming on here or not is. you underestimate yourself! but in terms of the labour position, to be clear, you want these figures to come down but by how much? we have said we don t think it is right to set targets. because it s inconvenient? look at what has happened with the targets they have set up and it s a complicated measure because it accepts immigration, includes international students and refugees. and they ve just changed how they measure it. they have changed that and it includes all sorts of different things. david cameron set a target and it was completely failed, meaningless. boris johnson set a target and figures went in totally the opposite direction and it does not seem to have affected any of the policy decisions he took. rishi sunak seems to be shifting around setting different targets, it s not really what he s doing but he seems to be still setting targets. i don t actually think it is
exercise going to be a complete removal, a complete armageddon of regulation, there was going to be a question of making informed choices. a referendum in which remain should and will be on the ballot paper. once a remainer, now making brexit work. an agreed labour position, but pro europeans are not giving up. brexit has happened, we ve left the european union. but there are 500 million consumers on our doorstep that we just put up a whole series of barriers to, and that means millions of small businesses across this country face reams and reams of paperwork if they want to do basic business. we think that it is absolutely critical to get as much direct access to the single market and sort out the problems that come because we are not part of a customs union, all the paperwork. so we are pushing and challenging for the labour party to lead
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