WATCH: Corbyn pledges rent controls
The housing charity Shelter has warned that the idea could have unintended harmful consequences.
WATCH: Corbyn hails the “stars of our election” – his manifesto and the Labour grassroots
He says his party has “rediscovered its roots and purpose”.
WATCH: Corbyn – “We accept and respect the referendum result, but…”
The Labour leader continues his hokey-cokey performance.
WATCH: Davis opens the new round of Brexit talks – “There are no excuses for standing in the way of progress”
The Brexit Secretary points to the Government’s “concrete proposals”, and puts the ball back into the EU’s court.
WATCH: The Shadow Chancellor pledges to buy out PFI contracts
McDonnell neglected to mention the hundreds of contracts that Labour entered into.
WATCH: McDonnell – “We can use the state to help shape Britain’s future in this new world”
The Shadow Chancellor tells the universities and technology sector that “help is on the way” (as the Marx Brothers put it in “Duck Soup”).
WATCH: Thornberry’s Labour conference stand-up routine
The Shadow Foreign Secretary on Brexit, Vote Leave, paternity tests, Gove and £350 million a week.
WATCH: Merkel – “We would like to win the voters of the AfD back”
The German Chancellor on the exit polls that show her set for a fourth term – but with Alternative für Deutschland winning 13 per cent of the vote.
WATCH: Flint speaks out on freedom of movement
She says that it must end after Brexit.
WATCH: Watson talks of the “hope” surrounding Corbyn
He says it’s “in the air and that is down to one man”.
WATCH: Corbyn – “I’m not in control of Cabinet fallouts”
The Labour leader also wouldn’t say whether he’d rule out backing illegal strike action.
WATCH: Prime Minister – “As of today, these considerations point to an implementation period of around two years.”
The Prime Minister spells out the likely length that she desires for the period between Britain formally leaving the the EU and doing so in full effect.
WATCH: Green – “No, the Foreign Secretary isn’t going to be sacked”
The Deputy Prime Minister on terror at Parsons Green and Johnson’s article on Brexit and negotiation.
WATCH: Cable: “I just don’t understand why she hasn’t fired him”
“It’s like a school that’s completely out of control and the head teacher sitting in her office paralysed and impotent.”
WATCH: Morgan – “I disagree that no deal is better than a bad deal”
“Those who say that there wouldn’t be a problem aren’t listening to exporters and employers.”