houses to be built. it s an existing policy, something that was brought in under the conservative government, it s currently due to expire when the government guarantees loans for first time buyers labour says they want to keep it. buyers - labour says they want to kee it. , . buyers - labour says they want to kee it. 3 .,, keep it. it s a big help for people who don t have keep it. it s a big help for people who don t have a keep it. it s a big help for people who don t have a large keep it. it s a big help for people | who don t have a large deposit for keep it. it s a big help for people i who don t have a large deposit for a house. 6.6 million people living with their parents, much harder to get onto the housing ladder. nicky schiller is outside watching each of the leaders come in. we ve only seen the leaders come in. we ve only seen the co leader of the greens. you the leaders come in. we ve only seen the co-leader of the greens.- the co-leader of the greens. you are
reaction to a similar announcement in norway and spain and ireland from the israelis. one of the uk s closest allies just a week ago. are they prepared for the backlash that they prepared for the backlash that they are likely to get? netanyahu said that this was like terrorism. at this point, because they have the cover of we have not seen the detail, to get this out there of something that has emerged ahead of the manifesto being printed out in black or white for us to look at. they want that to be there as a commitment. the practicalities of it, it will it be a unilateral recognition, how are they going to do it, at what stage. will itjust be in aspiration. there will be people scrutinising that very closely. i think now, to have this out there and saying, this is what the labour party wants to do that will play in certain quarters. they don t have to get into detail until what we see in black and white next week. what we see in black-and-white next week. a, , , ., what we see in bla
the lib dems, that metropolitan centre. the lib dems, that metropolitan centre, the left of the conservative party centre, the left of the conservative party that centre, the left of the conservative party that may not be swayed by something like that which is a pure cost of living exercise. so i think there s cost of living exercise. so i think there s lots cost of living exercise. so i think there s lots of movement that will happen in there s lots of movement that will happen in some of these economic policies. happen in some of these economic policies, and whether it s enough to bring policies, and whether it s enough to bring lrack policies, and whether it s enough to bring back that core vote remains to be seen bring back that core vote remains to be seen. ., , .,, ., , be seen. housing was a big thing for labour this morning, be seen. housing was a big thing for labour this morning, they be seen. housing was a big thing for labour this morning, they pledged l
make the right decisions. individually, these events probably don t have much impact, but the cumulative effect of the seriousness of these events or another one reinforcing existing narratives is what causes real problems for leaders in the run up to an election. leaders in the run up to an election- leaders in the run up to an election. ., , ., election. the two meet you in the flash. i election. the two meet you in the flash- i have election. the two meet you in the flash. i have you election. the two meet you in the flash. i have you on election. the two meet you in the i flash. i have you on my programme quite a lot but it is sometimes nice to meet in person. what you watch as a poster on nights like this? do you want to meet in person. what you watch as a poster on nights like this? you watch it differently? but i am this? you watch it differently? iei,ii i am looking for this? you watch it differently? elf i am looking for is specifics around whether they are effectively
conservatives for two things. there was a lie set about the tax stuff in the last one, and d day, but i don t think angela rayner will get away scott free because it s in some of the party s interest to pile on labour and the snp. the party s interest to pile on labour and the snp. she s to the left of the labour and the snp. she s to the left of the party. labour and the snp. she s to the left of the party, and there s - labour and the snp. she s to the | left of the party, and there s been a row this afternoon around the manifesto, unite went entirely on board with it, and when you think about nuclear deterrent, she might go her own way tonight on the manifesto. i go her own way tonight on the manifeste manifesto. i don t think she ll be shootin: manifesto. i don t think she ll be shooting from manifesto. i don t think she ll be shooting from the manifesto. i don t think she ll be shooting from the hip manifesto. i don t think she ll be shooting from the hip on - manifest