coming we could see more and more of in the coming months. ithink loads we could see more and more of in the coming months. i think loads of problems coming months. i think loads of problems need new answers and this is more problems need new answers and this is more about playing the same lines with a is more about playing the same lines with a few is more about playing the same lines with a few more colourful phrases. | with a few more colourful phrases. suppose with a few more colourful phrases. i suppose they would say in this budget and spending review you would get the proper decisions and that s why it s policy light. but some disquiet among some activists, not so much about this conference, they had done lighted to meet each other face to face at the moment but worried about what happened six months down the line? yes. worried about what happened six months down the line? worried about what happened six months down the line? yes, and you can see it- months down the l
conference centre - but as you say outside the conference centre there i but as you say outside the i conference centre there are but as you say outside the - conference centre there are food shortages, conference centre there are food shortages, labour conference centre there are food shortages, labour shortages, - conference centre there are food | shortages, labour shortages, fuel shortages shortages, labour shortages, fuel shorta . es. , shortages, labour shortages, fuel shortaaes. , , shortages. these carry huge olitical shortages. these carry huge political cost. shortages. these carry huge political cost. and shortages. these carry huge political cost. and has - shortages. these carry huge political cost. and has to - shortages. these carry huge political cost. and has to be| shortages. these carry huge - political cost. and has to be able to address that as well let s touch on some of the things katie mentioned as well. i put to the chancellor last night at a fringe me
is about boosting potential, as well as fairness. in his first in person conference speech since winning the 2019 general election, he also said the country is moving towards a high wage, high skill, high productivity and low tax economy but he warned the transition would bring difficulties.’ and he defended the forthcoming rise in national insurance to fund health and social care, as the country recovers from the pandemic. 0ur political correspondent chris mason reports. dawn had barely contemplated cracking and the prime minister was huffing, puffing and smiling around the streets of manchester. inside the conference centre, the queue to watch his speech sna ked hither and thither. those at the front had got up early too. six o clock. we all love boris. superfans, superfans. at 11.30, the conference s
made the speech answered that even if it made those feel good. the speech answered that even if it made those feel good. phoebe from bri . ht made those feel good. phoebe from bright blue. made those feel good. phoebe from bright blue, one made those feel good. phoebe from bright blue, one colleague - made those feel good. phoebe from bright blue, one colleague in - made those feel good. phoebe from bright blue, one colleague in your . bright blue, one colleague in your think tank said this is not the right time to take away the universal credit uplift. that is disappearing this weekend he did not mention that in his speech at all. yes and we have been clear that is the wrong yes and we have been clear that is the wrong move yes and we have been clear that is the wrong move. we yes and we have been clear that is the wrong move. we saw- yes and we have been clear that is the wrong move. we saw boris - yes and we have been clear that isi the wrong move. we saw boris talk emo