[applause] pm may thank you, thank you very much for that warm welcome. Now can i just say you will have to excuse me if i cough during the speech. Ive been up all night supergluing the backdrop. [laughter] [applause] pm may mind you, i suppose if anything happens, i could ask to borrow the boy the voice of jeffrey cox. Wasnt that fantastic . [applause] there are some things about last years conference i have tried to forget. But i will always remember the warmth i felt from everyone in the hall. You supported me all the way, thank you. [applause] pm may this year marks a century since the end of the first world war. Just a few hundred yards from this Conference Center stands a hall of memory, built to honor the sacrifice of men and women from this city in that terrible conflict. Inscribed within it are some familiar words, at the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them we do remember them. We remember the young men who left their homes to fight and die in the
[abbas Dancing Queen] you can dance, you can dance, having the time of your life see that girl, watch that scene, dig in the Dancing Queen [applause] p. M. May thank you, thank you very much for that warm welcome. Now can i just say you will have to excuse me if i cough during the speech. Ive been up all night supergluing the backdrop. [laughter] [applause] mind you, i suppose if anything happens, i could just ask to borrow the voice of jeffrey cox. Wasnt that fantastic . [applause] p. M. May there are some things about last years conference i have tried to forget. But i will always remember the warmth i felt from everyone in the hall. You supported me all the way. Thank you. [applause] p. M. May this year marks a century since the end of the first world war. Just a few hundred yards from this Conference Center stands a hall of memory, built to honor the sacrifice of men and women from this city in that terrible conflict. Inscribed within it are some familiar words, at the going down o
it s going to bring strong winds for all of us and some disruption. i will have details on which areas are likely to be worst affected. 0n newsnight at 10.30 in grangemouth, an oil refinery, in port talbot, a steel plant hundreds ofjobs in the old industries lost. but is there a just transition for workers as we move to a green future? good evening. tata steel s decision to close two blast furnaces at its steelworks in port talbot in south wales, with the loss of nearly 3,000 jobs, is under scrutiny tonight, both for its impact on the local community and its claim the move will slash overall carbon emissions. port talbot is the uk s biggest single emitter of planet warming carbon dioxide, and the blast furnaces are to be replaced by a cleaner, electric run furnace. but critics say the workforce is being made to pay an unfair price, and with a gap of a few years between closing the old furnaces and opening the new one, we will need to import more steel from countries which
coming up on the programme israeli forces step up their assault on southern gaza s main city, khan younis, after intense air strikes and street fighting. it comes as differences emerge between the us and israel over what happens once the war ends. israel s pm benjamin netanyahu has dismissed the idea of a palestinian state. with 2,800 jobs to go at tata steel s plants in the uk, we ask where this leaves britain s steel industry and take a look at the environmental arguments which the company says have driven the losses. and fans sue madonna for showing up to a gig more than two hours prince harry dropped his libel claim. good evening. we begin with the situation in gaza and growing concerns for the safety of hundreds of thousands of palestinians in the south of the territory as israeli forces stage a renewed offensive against hamas. tanks have been pushing deeper into the territory s second biggest city, khan younis. this is the eighth day of a communications blackout
the tone was sadness on all sides. by friday it had become steely. should we be preparing for a long and bloody war between the two sides before the deal is reached?” and bloody war between the two sides before the deal is reached? i think we should be preparing for a professional and hard edged negotiation which at the end of it will result in a strong partnership between both sides. it is absolutely the case that while donald tusk expressed his sadness that britain was leaving, he is also clear that he wants at the end of this process, all european negotiations want at the end of this process, a free trade deal between britain and europe and the preservation of security cooperation and other links which are in all our interests. i suspect that when historians come to look back on britain s membership of the european union, they will see those a0 odd years as an anomaly in britain s history, and they will conclude that people like hugh gaitskell and shall charles de gaulle