And weve had. Weve had 14 years of going round and round in circles, getting absolutely nowhere. Chaos and Division Feeding Chaos and division. And that has a cost, a human cost. In milton keynes, i met will, whos a fireman, and he has a simple dream, not an unreasonable dream. He wants to own his own home. Hes got two extra jobs on top of being a fireman, but he still cant afford it because the chaos and division of this government has robbed him of that dream. That is the price that he is paying. Sir keir starmer spent about all those supporters with banners saying change. Strategists always say during a campaign to have a simple message and keep repeating it until voters buy it and then do it some more. Im sure over the next six weeks that is how it is going to play out. More in a moment or two, i hope to speak to laura trott from the conservatives in the next little while but why dont we pause and catch up with some of the Sports Headlines of the day. Lets cross. Hello there. Thank
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Jeremy hunt or the current Prime Minister. I imagine rishi sunak will not react directly to his predecessor. But he will probably think being behind in the Opinion Polls to the Labour Opposition that this would be a brave or bold time to tell people they would have to work longer and potentially have Public Services to some extent reduced in terms of the cash available. Its quite a difficult political sell but what liz truss said she took personal responsibility for trying to rush through her agenda. She had a rather strange metaphor, not one to think about of your lunch, she did not just try to fatten a pig on market day, she tried to rear end and slaughter it all on the same day so she did rush her agenda but she said change had been urgent and what happened in the end wasnt so much the policies she was pursuing, they were not wrong, she argued the political and Economic Establishment including part of the Conservative Party turned against her and there was not enough consensus on co
the risks posed. quite rightly, the risks posed. quite rightly, the risks posed the risks posed. quite rightly, the risks posed by the risks posed. quite rightly, the risks posed by the - the risks posed. quite rightly, the risks posed by the federal reserve over reacting to inflation is definitely a very real one. above all it is a risk that applies to all central banks around the world, simply because there is not a lot they can do about energy prices and energy prices are key to all of this inflation risk that we have in the world. it is going to be more a case of fiscal policy and it will also be a risk of, you know, the us is better protected on the us is better protected on the energy side because, as we have seen, it is now actually benefiting from the natural gas shortage in europe. so it is better on that front but i think really where its greatest dependency is is on the movement of people and on labour skills. movement of people and on labourskills. it movement of people
for the sue gray report and the met police investigation, there are still questions around the future of the prime minister. you don t have to go far back into conservative history to find the last time mps tried to oust a sitting prime minister. theresa may faced a vote of no confidence in december 2018 but survived. joe moor was her director of legislative affairs. hejoins us now. what is it like for a prime minister when their own side, their own mps, are trying to push them out?- are trying to push them out? thanks for addin: are trying to push them out? thanks for adding me are trying to push them out? thanks for adding me on, are trying to push them out? thanks for adding me on, it s are trying to push them out? thanks for adding me on, it s a are trying to push them out? thanks for adding me on, it s a very - are trying to push them out? thanks for adding me on, it s a very good i for adding me on, it s a very good question and it s a very difficult time, understandably.