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
and kindapped by a police officer. cctv images show the moment sarah was stopped by wayne couzens in south london. he will be sentenced tomorrow. still plenty of long queues for fuel but there are more signs that crisis is gradually easing across the uk. and celebrating the life and achievement of betty campbell, the first black headteacher in wales, with a statue in central cardiff. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, testing times and cheering as losses and s champions league winners chelsea take on italian giantsjuventus. good evening. after four consecutive defeats since the general election of 2010, labour was told today that it would never again ask for people s support without having a serious plan for government. that message was delivered by the party leader sir keir starmer in a conference speech widely seen as a significant moment in labour s quest to get back into government. sir keir set out new policies on education, housing and mental health but