keir starmer under - investigation with angela rayner. if he is investigation with angela rayner. if heisissued investigation with angela rayner. if he is issued with a fine and quits hisjob, will you stand he is issued with a fine and quits his job, will you stand for leadership? i his job, will you stand for leadership?— his job, will you stand for leadership? his job, will you stand for leadershi? ., �* , leadership? i don't believe he will be. i leadership? i don't believe he will be- i really _ leadership? i don't believe he will be. i really don't _ leadership? i don't believe he will be. i really don't think _ leadership? i don't believe he will be. i really don't think it - leadership? i don't believe he will be. i really don't think it will- be. i really don't think it will happen. i think it doesn't show they both said we are going to have some standards. it's a very different approach from boris johnson's, standards. it's a very different approach from borisjohnson's, where he's clinging on by his fingernails, no matter what happens. people have talked about him bei

angela rayner- i think _ will want to hear the answer. angela rayner. i think it _ will want to hear the answer. angela rayner. i think it is _ will want to hear the answer. angela rayner. i think it is ironic— will want to hear the answer. angela rayner. i think it is ironic you - rayner. i think it is ironic you have to intervene because of the baying mob here when they have people through their noisy protest laws being stopped from protesting out on the street. they do not like it when the public say what they think of them. the honourable gentleman opposite has a stronger stomach than colleagues behind him. order. honestly, iwant stomach than colleagues behind him. order. honestly, i want to hear the question— order. honestly, i want to hear the question and — order. honestly, i want to hear the question and answer. _ order. honestly, i want to hear the question and answer. i _ order. honestly, i want to hear the question and answer. i hate - order. honestly, i want to hear the question and answer. i hate to - order. honestly, i want to hear t

meanwhile, labour leader sir keir starmer and deputy leader angela rayner have received questionnaires from durham police as they look into that event in april of last year in the run—up to a by—election in the area, where there is now an investigation going on into whether sir keir starmer and angela rayner and possibly others broke the rules at that event which labour have always maintained was a work event but is now carrying very high stakes with a pair of them because both angela rayner and sir keir starmer said that they would resign, if issued with a fixed penalty notice. thank you, jonathan blake at westminster. president biden has said that the us will enable ukraine to strike russian targets more precisely with new weaponry. it will include high mobility artillery rocket systems which have a range of 50 miles, 80 kilometres, in the past few hours a russian air strike has it chemical plant in the eastern city of severodonetsk, releasing a cloud of dangerous gas. residents have been told to stay in bomb shelters to avoid the fumes. joining me now is our ukraine corresponden

rayner— questions on wednesday when angela rayner face down dominic raab, imagine — rayner face down dominic raab, imagine at 11am someone crossed the flooi’. _ imagine at 11am someone crossed the floor. boris— imagine at 11am someone crossed the floor, borisjohnson in germany going _ floor, borisjohnson in germany going to — floor, borisjohnson in germany going to the nato conference, he is not around — going to the nato conference, he is not around while the cats are way, the mice _ not around while the cats are way, the mice may play, all of that trauma may play out in the next 48 hours. _ trauma may play out in the next 48 hours. or— trauma may play out in the next 48 hours. or it — trauma may play out in the next 48 hours, or it might not. nigel farah is talking _ hours, or it might not. nigel farah is talking about he is talking to five or— is talking about he is talking to five or six— is talking about he is talking to five or six tray mps and one or two might come — five or six tray mps and one or two might come across. itjust five or six tray mps and one o

because sir keir starmer and angela rayner have both said they will resign if they are found to have been... found to have been doing broken the law and receive a fixed penalty notice but they seem as sure as they can be that no laws were broken.- they seem as sure as they can be that no laws were broken. the first deportation flight from the uk to rwanda carrying migrants is set to leave in two weeks' time on iiijune. the home office said it had begun issuing formal notices to the first people set to be flown to the african country. it's expected there will be legal challenges to stop the move. president biden has confirmed that the united states will provide ukraine with more advanced rocket systems and munitions, as intense fighting continues in the east of the country. our correspondent joe inwood is in kyiv. this is something the ukrainians have been wanting for a while, and why are these weapons are so important for them? i why are these weapons are so important for them?— why are these weapons are so important for them? i think to understand — important for them? i think t

angela rayner and frances o'gradyjoin rayner and frances o'grady join thousands rayner and frances o'gradyjoin thousands of marchers in central london yesterday to demand action on the cost of living. a slightly separate story sandwiched under that headline. ., separate story sandwiched under that headline. . ., separate story sandwiched under that headline. ., . , ., separate story sandwiched under that headline. . ., , ., ., ~ ., headline. kieran, what you make of it? it is headline. kieran, what you make of it? it is going _ headline. kieran, what you make of it? it is going to _ headline. kieran, what you make of it? it is going to be _ headline. kieran, what you make of it? it is going to be a _ headline. kieran, what you make of it? it is going to be a problem - headline. kieran, what you make of it? it is going to be a problem for. it? it is going to be a problem for governments across the country. you are seeing — governments across the country. you are seeing public sector workers really _ are seeing public sector workers reaiiyiust— are seeing public sector workers reallyjust try

labour's deputy leader, angela rayner, told mps that the firm was linked to the conservative party peer baroness michelle mone. she cited reports that the firm and the baroness's home had been raided by police and said there were serious questions to answer about the due diligence that the government had done on the company. now, we don't know why the national crime agency raided the company, and they said afterwards that they didn't routinely confirm or deny the existence of investigations or the names of people under investigation. now, angela rayner asked what evidence the government had about these contracts and why they were refusing to make them public. you may remember that we reported back in 2020 that ppe medpro had supplied surgical gowns worth more than £120 million to the nhs that had never been used. the cabinet office ministerjacob rees—mogg didn't respond to ms rayner�*s claims directly, but he did say that an enormous effort had been made to supply ppe despite a global shortage. baroness mone has previously told the bbc that she had no role orfunction in ppe medpro

angela ra ner, issues that matter today. angela rayner. deputy _ issues that matter today. angela rayner, deputy leader _ issues that matter today. angela rayner, deputy leader of - issues that matter today. angela rayner, deputy leader of the i issues that matter today. angela i rayner, deputy leader of the labour party, thank you very much indeed forjoining us on breakfast. let's speak to our political correspondent damian grammaticas. what is going on in there? they are regrouping. — what is going on in there? they are regrouping. planning _ what is going on in there? they are regrouping, planning out _ what is going on in there? they are regrouping, planning out how- what is going on in there? they are regrouping, planning out how theyl regrouping, planning out how they try and move things forward is, and talking to people this morning, the message coming from there is they are characterising those who voted against the prime minister is a disparate group of disgruntled people, and they are saying that they should look at these results and accept it, and move on. they

rayner, you name it. and all she would have said to them was, "never mind that, just check your poo." fame was a byproduct. she was this extraordinary burst of life who was given a platform on 5 live and just took it to the max and all she wanted to do was save lives. and i�*m telling you now, if one person goes away from this interview or everything you�*ve done this morning, checks their poo, saves their life, then debs will be very happy. she was remarkable. you know, i did this interview in a garden and she was questioning herself. this is where the humanity came out, she was saying, "have i cut through?" isaid, "debs, have you cut through?" that was the morning prince william was tweeting about her. and she was also honest enough to say right at the end, you know, i�*ve done a deal with the devil, but i�*m frightened now, i�*m frightened of death. and i just thought that spoke volumes as well. and that�*s why she struck a chord with so many people, because it�*s what we�*ll all think

event, but is now carrying very high stakes for the pair of them because both angela rayner and sir keir starmer have said they will resign if they are issued with a fixed penalty notice. if you want to get in touch about that story or any other you can do that story or any other you can do that on twitter. world athletics has become the first global sporting body to launch a campaign which seeks stronger action on air pollution around the world — saying that it is a human right to have access to clean air. let's hear more about this this from the president of world athletics, lord sebastian coe. really good to have you with us. thank you for your time. that is the fundamental question you are asking with your campaign, every breath counts. is access to clean air a human right? we counts. is access to clean air a human right?— human right? we believe it absolutely _ human right? we believe it absolutely is, _ human right? we believe it absolutely is, the - human right? we believe it absolutely is, the world . human right? we believe it- absolutely is, the world health organizati

angela rayner, the deputy labour leader says that boris johnson has now driven both his hand—picked ethics that to resign. a conservative mp, body and blood, a long—standing critic of boris johnson, to lose it to standard advisors like carelessness. we will be caettin advisors like carelessness. we will be getting more — advisors like carelessness. we will be getting more reaction - advisors like carelessness. we will be getting more reaction and - advisors like carelessness. we will be getting more reaction and of. be getting more reaction and of course, and when we do, people come straight back to you. thank you. britain faces days of severe travel disruption next week, with only a fifth of rail services due to run during strike action by workers. passengers have been advised not to travel on trains unless necessary. 40,000 staff are due to walk out onjune 21st, 23rd and 25th in a row about pay, jobs, and pensions. the main urban centres will be prioritised, meaning huge swathes of scotland will be left without any train services. similarly, areas west of birmingham — including mos

what angela rayner was highlighting today was a conflict in government about domestic defence spending and how that argument should be happening round the cabinet table but is actually happening in public and brings it to sharp focus about the prime minister's authority. gieeh prime minister's authority. given ou are prime minister's authority. given you are the _ prime minister's authority. given you are the shadow— prime minister's authority. given you are the shadow scotland - you are the shadow scotland secretary, it important for us to ask you, should there be a new independence referendum? the answer to that is no- — independence referendum? the answer to that is no. the _ independence referendum? the answer to that is no. the snp _ independence referendum? the answer to that is no. the snp has _ independence referendum? the answer to that is no. the snp has said - independence referendum? the answer to that is no. the snp has said it's - to that is no. the snp has said it's time for a — to that is no. the snp has said it's time for a new— to that is no. the snp has said

rayner, and all she would have said to them was never mind that, check your poo. fame was a by—product, was given this platform on five live and all he wanted to do was save lives. i'm telling you now if one person goes away from this interview and check their poo and save their life then debs would be very happy. she was remarkable. i did this interview in her garden, and she was questioning herself, this is where her humanity came out, she said, had i cut through? i said, came out, she said, had i cut through? isaid, that came out, she said, had i cut through? i said, that was the morning prince william was tweeting about her. she said, right at the end, i have done a deal with the devil but i am now frightened of death and that spoke volumes because thatis death and that spoke volumes because that is striking a chord with people because we will all think that. i put the phone down and i thought, that was it. subsequently she ranged —— had a flower named after her, she wrote a book, she had a clothing range, she raised 7 million quid, so she conned me into