There are always bumps. Gordon brown, Gillian Duffy that sort of thing. There are always problems in elections those leaders have to navigate. You had nick clegg unexpectedly performing well in that tv debate. That is what number ten will hope, that there is a moment i can exploit. Will hope, that there is a moment i can exnloit can exploit. The idea of the liberal democrats can exploit. The idea of the liberal democrats and can exploit. The idea of the liberal democrats and the can exploit. The idea of the liberal democrats and the labour can exploit. The idea of the liberal democrats and the labour party i can exploit. The idea of the Liberall Democrats and the labour party are not 100 ruling out any kind of deal coalition. Forthe not 100 ruling out any kind of deal coalition. For the liberal democrats at the moment it doesnt make sense for them to say they would enter some kind of deal because realistically there is still time to go and it does look like labour will probably get a m
Want full accountability but it isnt going to give them the years back. ~ ,. ,. ,. , ~ , back. Thank you for taking us throu~h back. Thank you for taking us through todays back. Thank you for taking us through todays evidence. Back. Thank you for taking us | through todays evidence. Let back. Thank you for taking us through todays evidence. Let me tell you we will be back on the Campaign Trail in a moment and we will be talking live to conservatives on this programme but before that lets just take a few minutes catching up with some of the other news that is making headlines today in the uk. A ten Year Old Girl who died in a mudslide in North Yorkshire has been named as Leah Harrison from darlington. Herfamily have paid tribute to her as a happy and bubbly little girl. Her school have called it a heartbreaking tragedy. The mudslide happened at Carlton In Cleveland yesterday fternoon. More now from our north of england correspondent danny savage, at the scene. We are on the northern en
Hello, welcome to the bbc news at one. The labour leader, sir keir starmer, has set out the first steps he would take if his party wins the next General Election. He outlined six pledges, including a Border Security command to tackle the gangs behind small boat crossings, and recruiting 6,500 teachers in england. He said all the promises are fully costed and would be delivered in the first term of a labour government. The conservatives called his speech another relaunch. Our chief Political Correspondent Henry Zeffman has the details. Sleeves rolled up, adverts at the ready, we may not know when the election is going to be, but the campaign is under way. Higher growth, an nhs back on its feet, secure borders, cheaper bills, safer streets and opportunities for your children. Youre going to hear that list of six from sir keir starmer a lot. Those are what labour are calling their first steps for change coming soon to a billboard in a marginal seat near you. Or through your letterbox. Or
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