time of rapid change. the first pandemic in a century, the aftermath of brexit to sort out, the urgent claim of the climate, the domestic questions, providing a securejob that pays a decent wage, a good school nearby, health and social that you can rely on, the home you can afford. this is a big moment. it demands leadership. leadership are founded on the principles that have been formed have informed my life and with which i honour where i have come from. and with which i honour where i have come from- work, care, equality, security. i think of these as british values. i think of these as british values. i think of these as british values. i think of them as the values that take you right into the heart of the british public, and that is where this party must always be! i think of these values as my heirloom, and the word loom, from which the idea comes, is another word for tool. work, care, equality, security. these are the tools of my trade and with them i will go to w
publicly owned energy company in every part of the uk. national grid, railways and bus companies are to be nationalised. well, i m joined byjack blanchard, the mirror s political editor replete with a copy of this thing. and with our own political editor, nick watt. just to be clear, jack, what you have there is a print out. it s not a typeset, formalised version? i m afraid not. no cover, no glossy feel. it is a dodgy, leaked document. but it does have their draft measures. give us some of the eye catching ones. there s a lot in there. as you mention, there is the plan to bring a big part of the energy industry back into public ownership. there is a huge investment plans for the nhs, £6 billion extra a year, which will be funded with new taxes on people earning more than £80,000 a year. there s council houses to be built every year, tuition fees abolished entirely. we kind of knew that anyway. and then the creation of new whitehall departments, a ministry of labour, a de
on the shores of new zealand. coming up in sport we are live here in cardiff at the principality stadium to preview all of this weekend s 6 nations fixtures including wales against england. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, says it s completely unacceptable that some patients in england are waiting up to 13 hours in a&e. figures show that waiting times in casualty units are worse than at any time in the last decade. and the number of operations cancelled at the last minute hit a fifteen hear high last year. mr hunt insists he does have an improvement plan though didn t reveal it and he admits it will take time. he was talking to our health editor hugh pym. the worst monthly a&e figures in more than a decade. they have corridor nurses as well. times are very desperate. images like this across bbc news. no one would want it for members of their own family. it has been a difficult few days for the health secretary and he ha
and england get ready for the clash in cardiff, in their crucial six nations game against wales. and coming up in sportsday in bbc news: tom varndell becomes the premiership‘s all time leading try scorer as he beats mark cueto s record with his 91st try. good evening. a controversial investigation costing tens of millions of pounds, into claims of the abuse of iraqi civilians by british troops is to be shut down within months . it follows a scathing report by mps into the iraq historic allegations team, which it described as an unmitigated failure , investigating thousands of claims unsupported by credible evidence and that soldiers under investigation, had suffered u na cce pta ble stress . 90% of investigations into abuse allegations from afghanistan are also being dropped. our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley, has the story. it s almost 1a years since british troops invaded it s almost 14 years since british troops invaded iraq and the legacy of the war is