public service, to change, so working people have better lives. just before i let you go, the line tonight from jonathan ashworth was that you will recognise palestinian statehood before the peace process is concluded. are you prepared to have a conversation with the israeli government about it? taste have a conversation with the israeli government about it? have a conversation with the israeli government about it? we have had a commitment government about it? we have had a commitment to government about it? we have had a commitment to recognising - government about it? we have had a commitment to recognising a - commitment to recognising a palestinian state. now. i think if you look at understandably how frustrated everybody is about the human suffering on each side of the conflict, you realise there s a generation of british people who have not seen a meaningful peace process. it s different to when i was young when you saw tangible steps going forward. we ve got to make the con
see investment in public service, what we want to see is fair funding for wales so we can deliver for the people. he was very clear, he wasn t trying to play up politics, he was talking about policies that would impact people s lives and to the cooperation agreement we were able to ensure that every child in a primary school in wales receives ace free school meals. we need plaid cymru preventatives in westminster fighting for wales because labour simply won t. fighting for wales because labour simply won t- simply won t. nigel farage says decarbonisation simply won t. nigel farage says decarbonisation won t simply won t. nigel farage says decarbonisation won t happen, i simply won t. nigel farage says i decarbonisation won t happen, it s unaffordable, unattainable. what we re doing is sacrificing manufacturing and growth and we are exporting carbon emissions. i think she ut it exporting carbon emissions. i think she put it very exporting carbon emissions. i think she put it very
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the government has said it won t meet the pay demands being made. we stand ready to have discussions. there s other things, for example, in the contract that could be reformed in the way of values, time over, experience, the pay progression through the consultants contracts. i don t think a 35% demand from thejunior doctors is affordable given our need to bring inflation down. there is a problem facing the government here. on the one hand, it s promised to halve inflation, and the reason it says it won t give higher pay rises is because it argues that would keep inflation high for longer. on the other hand, it s also pledged to cut waiting lists, and the more strike action there is, the more difficult that is. labour won t put a figure on pay, but says it would negotiate. i understand the pressure that they re facing, the massive sense of frustration that they have. but alongside that, the conservatives, with their reckless approach last year, crashed the economy, and we ve had a real
we stand ready to have discussions. there s other things, for example, in the contract that could be reformed in the way of values, time over, experience, the pay progression through the consultants contracts. i don t think a 35% demand from thejunior doctors is affordable given our need to bring inflation down. there is a problem facing the government here. on the one hand, it s promised to halve inflation, and the reason it says it won t give higher pay rises is because it argues that would keep inflation high for longer. on the other hand, it s also pledged to cut waiting lists, and the more strike action there is, the more difficult that is. labour won t put a figure on pay, but says it would negotiate. i understand the pressure that they re facing, the massive sense of frustration that they have. but alongside that, the conservatives, with their reckless approach last year, crashed the economy, and we ve had a real failure around growth. so, if we were the next government, we d fa