Its wednesday 27th september. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Theresa may is bitterly disappointed the United States has proposed imposing a tax on the c seriesjet made by bombardier, one of Northern Irelands biggest employers. Bombardier have a contract to sell 125 of the c series planes to Delta Airlines. However, rival Airline Manufacturer boeing complained that bombardier got state subsidies from the uk and canada, which they say unfairly helped win the order. The tariff could could triple the cost of a c series aircraft sold in the United States. About 1000 jobs in belfast are linked to the c series, the wings of which are made at a purpose built factory at queens island. The programme is notjust important to bombardier jobs in Northern Ireland, but also to smaller Aerospace Firms across the uk which make components for the wings. 0ur north America Business correspondent Samira Hussain sent us this from new york. This is not the ruling that bombardier was hoping for. In its decision the Us Commerce Department has basically said that bombardier had received subsidies, which is an absolute no no in International Trade. It will now slap a 220 tariff on any c series planes coming into the United States. The us Airline Delta had ordered 125 planes from bombardier. In a deal worth around 5. 6 billion. But there is no way delta will want to pay an additional 220 on those planes. So this decision could really jeopardise that order. But of course this is not the end. Bombardier can and will likely appeal this decision. It can do so through the Commerce Department or look to other International Bodies like the world trade organisation. This decision by the Commerce Department is also an interim one. The final version is not expected until december 12th. If boeing and bombardier come to an agreement that could alljust go away. Im joined from belfast by our ireland correspondent chris page. Talk to us firstly about the potential implications for jobs. Talk to us firstly about the potential implications forjobs. We know bombardier is one of Northern Irelands biggest employers but there are supply chain jobs also . Thats right. Bombardier is a critical part of the Northern Ireland economy. The main plan is in east belfast where the wings for that c series passengerjets are made. Just over 4000 people work for bombardier here. The c series is bombardiers flagship programme. There would be knock on effect for bombardiers business here as there are 15 small Aerospace Firms that this supply directly to bombardier and many other firms this supply directly to bombardier and many otherfirms in this supply directly to bombardier and many other firms in a similar position across the uk. So the health of bombardier is very important in the Overall Health of the Northern Ireland economy. How much pressure does the day think it can bring to bear on theresa may in terms of what happens next, given their support of arrangement with her in parliament . I think the dup have brought some influence to bear on the government. They are at the parliamentary pivot point at the moment, propping up the minority government in westminster. East belfast is represented by a dup mp gavin robinson. Theresa may has raised this issue at the highest level, speaking to the president about this. The government says the ruling is disappointing but they will continue to press as much as they can for a successful outcome to this particular problem. The other message we are getting from business and political leaders here is although this is bad news it is certainly not the end of the process. This is just certainly not the end of the process. This isjust a preliminary findings made by the Us Department of commerce. The final verdict will, in february. At the centre of that will be a judgment as to whether boeing has been commercially damaged by the country mac operation and they have already ruled it is unfair subsidies. Chris, thank you very much for that. Lets get more on this now with the general secretary of the gmb union, tim roache, who joins us from the Labour Party Conference in brighton. Do you think there is any more the government could have done up to this point with regards to bombardier, given the America First protectionist stance ta ken bombardier, given the America First protectionist stance taken by the Donald Trump Administration . protectionist stance taken by the Donald Trump Administration . I think there is a lot more the government could have done and a lot more theresa may could have done. Words are not enough for the 4500 people in Northern Ireland whosejobs are affected and as you report said, 14,000 jobs in the wider supply chain. What more do you think she could have done or opt to don . First of all rather than go over to florence and make flowery speeches about brexit she ought to go to Northern Ireland and speak the people at bombardier whose jobs are at risk. She also should speak to canada. This is a canadian company, and try and exert pressure on the usa to get these tariffs was born and support the members doug jobs in Northern Ireland. It is not a done deal yet. There Northern Ireland. It is not a done dealyet. There is Northern Ireland. It is not a done deal yet. There is still a process to go through. What are your members concerns in belfast with regards to the general potential to diversify so perhaps not so many jobs depend on one contract . That is not the issue, the issue is what stance the government will take. Hannah allum went to Northern Ireland and the dup to save herjob and we demand theresa may went to Northern Ireland. Is there any retaliation that the government can make against boeing, which is proposing also to employ people in the uk. Is that what you want, some sort of retaliation . What i want is the government to stand up for Quality Manufacturing jobs in britain on in this case in Northern Ireland, for the workers at bombardier. Yet again we see a well paid and highly secure jobs at risk because of the lack of activity from this government. Theresa may is asleep at the wheel. Is that potentially therefore putting jobs that boeing might bring to the uk at risk . Should she put bombardierfirst in to the uk at risk . Should she put bombardier first in this instance and use that to show america the uk is not afraid to stand up to it, if america wants to impose tariffs of more than 200 . That is exactly what im saying. We need to safeguard our protect these jobs. Whatever boeing may bring an, this is about today and the uncertainty of 4500 people and 14,000 in the wider supply chain. That cannot continue and theresa may needs to act. I also want to ask you about the birth. They are back in court today and rip uber is appealing but their workers are self employed. The ruling from transport for london that they will not renew ubers operating licence. There is a certain irony there, as uber returns to court. We are very proud of the decision we secured this time last year in the employment tribunal where the judge said it was ludicrous of uber to claim all of these drivers were self employed, that is nonsense and remains nonsense. Lets see what the judgment brings today. We also saw an apology from the new chief executive of uber saying they got it wrong. Isnt that interesting the only admit they got it wrong when their bottom line is at risk. Transport for london made the right decision. If the appeal is thrown out, how significant will that be for workers in the data economy . Out, how significant will that be for workers in the data economy7m is massively significant. Gig economy as a model used to avoid responsibilities to workers. Of course the drivers for uber our employees and should be treated so and given sick pay and holiday pay just like all other workers. Yet Companies Like uber, massively profitable, choose to abuse them and reduce profitable, choose to abuse them and red u ce costs profitable, choose to abuse them and reduce costs on the back of workers. We will challenge them up and down the uk. Thank you very much. Labour is ready for government and on the threshold of power. Thats whatJeremy Corbyns expected to tell delegates later as his partys annual conference comes to an end in brighton. The labour leader will take aim at the conservatives handling of brexit negotiations, calling on ministers to pull themselves together or make way. 0ur Political CorrespondentEleanor Garnier reports. This is the government in waiting. Is this britains next Prime Minister . Is this the countrys next set of senior ministers . 0h Jeremy Corbyn. They clearly think so and they want you to believe it too. In his big speech today, the labour leader will say his party is on the threshold of power. The labour leadership spent this conference trying to show its a government in waiting. Jeremy corbyn is clearly widely adored among Party Members, but if he really is to become the next Prime Minister, his big speech will need to appeal far beyond the Conference Hall to voters right across the country. What doesJeremy Corbyn need to do to appeal to voters beyond labour . He needs to continue doing what hes doing to inspire the members of which there are over 500,000 now to go out and do it on his behalf. I would sayjust keep plugging away at the same message. He has come across really well in the country, we got 40 of the vote in the general election. I thinkjeremy has already done a fantasticjob of getting people who are usually not interested in politics actually interested in politics, especially young people, and we have seen that happen. So i think a little bit more what he is already doing is going to make us in a much better position come the next general election. The party might be united in its desire to get into government, but it is deeply divided on brexit and questions remain about how labour would pay for some of its big spending promises. Jeremy corbyn will need to find the answers if hes to win over many more voters. 0ur assistant Political Editor norman smith is in brighton and sent us this. Welcome to this likely miss the brighton this morning where the big event isJeremy Corbyns speech. Whatever he says, it will get a rapturous reception from the room. There has been an extraordinary amount of support for him at this conference but of course he has a task to reach out beyond his supporters in the Conference Hall today. Chris williamson joins supporters in the Conference Hall today. Chris williamsonjoins me, the shadow fire minister. What do you think is his task today with this speech . I think to consolidate the support we have achieved. We saw the biggest increase in labours vote share in 1945. Not quite enough to get over the line but looking at the opinion polls since the election labour is now about 40 and there is huge support for the policy programme we have set out. It is about consolidation, explaining what a Labour Government would do to make the economy work for ordinary people, improve our Public Services and give hope to young people. It is sort of more of the same, but let me put it to you you have a huge electoral mountain to climb. Its more of the same enough to get their . It is. I believe it is because it is not just it is. I believe it is because it is notjust more of the same because what we are putting forward is quite a vertical programme but the common sense social programme. The radical programme. There is huge support for these policies, up to 70 for bringing the utilities back into Public Ownership of the ra i lwa ys into Public Ownership of the railways back into Public Ownership, getting rid of tuition fees and not penalising people for getting an education and making sure our nhs and Public Services are fit for purpose. Public services define a decent society. The zeitgeist has shifted and people are wanting a radical alternative to the past 40 yea rs. Thejeremy yea rs. The Jeremy Corbyn yea rs. TheJeremy Corbyn review is politics has now changed because the counter view is it is business as usual and maybe you need to tailor your message to so called middle england, if you like. I think people are sick to death of this sort of triangulation approach to policy making. Tony benn once said politicians fall into two categories, whether cox and signposts. And politics should be about offering a choice and we are offering a clear alternative to the neoliberal consensus that has been in place for almost 40 years and i think that is real appetite for it. I believe the recent turnout was dropping in elections because the parties became too similar and people could not see a distinct difference. That is why we have gone back to the 2 party system because labour is offering a traditional socialist alternative to make the work for normal people and that is what people want. Give people back hope we can actually build a better world. We are the first and biggest economy in the world and we should not have the situation with people sleeping on the streets fifth biggest. There is a huge personalfalling for Jeremy Corbyn here. Isnt there a danger, and you will know her British Attitudes work, is you raise some on top and then cut them down. There is a danger he will not be able to deliver. I think you will deliver but it is not just about Jeremy Corbyn. I think you will deliver but it is not just aboutJeremy Corbyn. This isa not just aboutJeremy Corbyn. This is a movement. He never got in terms of eye and me, it is always us and we. It is a mass movement, the membership of almost 600,000 members. I think we could realistically look at a party with 1 million members in the not too distant future. We have tripled our membership since jerry became the leader. It is not just aboutjeremy jerry became the leader. It is not just about Jeremy Corbyn, jerry became the leader. It is not just aboutJeremy Corbyn, it is about the policy agenda thatjeremy is articulating and leading this campaign at the moment but as long as we have got someone else who followed in his footsteps i am certain they would get the same level of support that jeremy certain they would get the same level of support thatjeremy has. Jeremy corbyn should be speaking about 12 30pm, speaking for around 45 minutes. And we believe it will end with a rendition of the read flag followed byjerusalem. Some breaking news, from West Yorkshire police saying 11 people have been arrested across england and wales as pa rt arrested across england and wales as part of a National Investigation into the extreme right wing Group National action. They were prescribed in the uk at the end of 2016. This was a co ordinated investigation with officers from Counterterrorism Police supported by wales counterterrorism unit and also wiltshire police. The arrests, six men from the north west area, two men from the north west area, two men from the north west area, two men from south wales, two men from West Yorkshire and one man from the wiltshire area as well as 11 properties being searched across a number of areas. These arrests or in connection with an investigation into the right bring extreme Group National action. We submit to serving soldiers were charged with membership of that group. Recently two serving soldiers. The headlines, theresa may says she is disappointed the usa wants to impose tariffs on aircraft made by bombardier, one of belfasts biggest employers. Jeremy corbyn will tell supporters and labour is on the threshold of power when he makes his speech on the final day of the labour conference in brighton. And measles has been eliminated in the uk for the first time. According to the world health 0rganisation. Another piece of breaking news from the b