The Prime Minister, rishi sunak, said only the conservatives offer security and economic stability, while the Labour Leader, sir keir starmer, promised an end to what he called 14 years of decline and chaos under the tories. Nigel farage said he wont be standing for reform uk but will campaign for them. Lets get more from our Political Correspondent damian grammaticas. Enter the man who has staked everything on this gamble, calling an election now. Quite a few of his mps are not convinced by the timing, and he has a huge poll deficit to overcome. I want to build a britain, a country where you all can have confidence, restored confidence and pride in our communities, in our society and our nation. Earlier he had an admission hed promised deportation flights to rwanda. Now he says they will happen if he is elected. We have already started detaining people, we have hired the escorts, we have an airfield on standby and we have booked the flights. All of that work is already ongoing and the
the british people about that because restoring economic stability is the foundation for this green energy policy, and for everything else that we will do. energy policy, and for everything else that we will do. people looking at the front else that we will do. people looking at the front pages else that we will do. people looking at the front pages this else that we will do. people looking at the front pages this morning - else that we will do. people looking at the front pages this morning will| at the front pages this morning will see many pictures of nigel farage, how does he change the dynamic as far as the following four weeks? i don t think he changes it from our point of view. it s a democracy, anyone is entitled to stand and put their case in this election. we will just keep focusing on the public, keep making the case for change. in the end, there are only two possible governments afterjuly the 4th. it will either be five more years of the conservatives or change with
things social media. we cannot hide these things no social media. we cannot hide these things. no one can be silenced. thank things. no one can be silenced. thank goodness. because this crime has gone thank goodness. because this crime has gone on thank goodness. because this crime has gone on too many years being undetected. has gone on too many years being undetected- has gone on too many years being undetected. ~ . . ., , ., undetected. what changes would you like to see and undetected. what changes would you like to see and are undetected. what changes would you like to see and are you undetected. what changes would you like to see and are you happy - undetected. what changes would you like to see and are you happy with i like to see and are you happy with the recommendations? the like to see and are you happy with the recommendations? like to see and are you happy with the recommendations? the fact it is recoanised the recommendations? the fact it is recognised an
going into those banks, so there was a run on the bank so to speak to get as much of their cash out now before things get worse. monica, for now, things get worse. monica, for now. thank things get worse. monica, for now, thank you things get worse. monica, for now, thank you very - things get worse. monica, for now, thank you very much - now, thank you very much indeed. in round about 20 minutes we will have more analysis on those new sanctions imposed on russia being excluded by swift, some banks, how the financial markets are reacting, the freezing of the central bank reserves, all of that to come, later in the programme. many people have had to leave their homes, displaced within ukraine. sarah raynsford reports from the eastern city of dnipro. just four days ago these corridors were thrilled students and now they are sheltering families fleeing war that do not understand. always at a distance. until vladimir