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Kemi Badenoch confirms she told Conservative staff that they need to do better

Good morning. Kemi Badenoch It has been said that the Conservative Party does not have to offer a comprehensive policy offer at this stage during the election cycle, but she has not ruled out any policy and today she has launched a brand new policy. As Kiran Stacey reported, she said foreign workers would have to live in the UK for 10 years without asking for any benefits before they could take indefinite leave under the Conservative government. Kiran Stacey There are stories here.

To promote the program, Badenoch conducted a long interview with BBC political editors Chris Masonin which she confirmed, on Monday, she told Conservative staff that they did not have the effect they deserved and needed to do better.

Mason asked about it Guido Fawkes On Monday, she called all CCHQ employees to call and told them they had to improve the game. The website reports:

Guido heard that Kemi had called a comprehensive call at CCHQ today to rally a wider political party. 100 days after Loto, Kemi's judgment was that machine."Must do better” Party members told her in the leadership election that they "Want everyone in CCHQ was fired," Some even said they should “Burn the whole place.” She defended CCHQ at the time - now she saw it, she was shifting the route…

when mason When asked whether she told CCHQ employees whether it was true that it was not done in time. Badenoch answer:

I believe that everyone who works for the Conservative Party needs to be fully committed to the mission.

When asked if she was saying no, Badennock continued:

This is what the members ask for. And, if we feel that some people are doing well, we will tell them. When people aren't doing well, we do the same thing. We need to make sure we have good feedback. And one thing I want to see.

mason Said Badenoch seems to be saying that she thinks some of the employees are "useless". Badenoch Not accepting this classification, but she repeated her own need to raise the staff’s point of view. She replied:

No, that's not what I said. What I want people to know is that we want to have a high performance organization. Leadership is more than just telling everyone how great it is. Sometimes it's about telling them how to improve.

One thing we're seeing in this country is that millions of people are out of work and not enough people pull up their socks and get back on their feet. When people are not doing well, sometimes we need to have hard words, and when they are doing well, we need to praise. This is exactly what I did.

This is the agenda of the day.

9:00 am: Home Secretary Yvette Cooper took part in the LBC call.

9.30 am: Environment Secretary Steve Reed asked in public.

morning: Energy Ministers Keir Starmer and Ed Miliband are visiting to promote government plans to expand nuclear power by changing the planning law, thus making it easier to build more small modular reactors (SMRs).

11.30 am: Downing Street held a briefing in the hall.

noon: The Bank of England announced its interest rate decision. As Heather Stewart It has been reported that interest rates are expected to be lowered and economic growth is lowered.

noon: Scotland's first minister, John Swinney, asked a question in Holyrood.

5.15pm: Starmer met with Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof in Downing Street.

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Cooper did not comment on details of the new Conservative immigration policy, but said people couldn't believe "the words they said"

YVIT Cooper Telling LBC she doesn't think the Conservatives have any credibility in immigration.

When asked about Kemi Badenoch’s plans announced today, Cooper did not comment on the details of what the Conservatives were saying, but instead attacked their records. She said:

I just can't take a word they say seriously.

They said all kinds of things and then divided the net migration into four times over a four-year period. They completely lost control of our borders and on the channel they saw a huge increase in ship intersections () whenever they said they were going to do something, it happened.

They said Rwanda wanted to solve it, and they spent £700 million to send four volunteers to Rwanda.

So if I don't have much credibility for anything the conservatives say, you'll forgive me.

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On the LBC call, she was asked whether she thought the public should be informed of more information about the terrorist aspects of the Southport murder, YVIT Cooper The Crown Procuratorate said this does not meet the definition of a terrorist incident. But this is obviously scary.

When asked if police were “blocked” to say more, Cooper said people in the administration wanted to be able to say as much as possible. But the guidance from CPS is obvious, she said. They said it had to wait for trial.

Asked if she thought CPS had made a mistake, Cooper said the last thing someone wanted to do was to damage the jury trial.

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Yvette Cooper says she hopes tech companies can do more to get stolen phones disabled

YVIT Cooperthe Home Secretary has been attending the LBC call.

When asked if she hoped that the tech company would only "turn off" the stolen phone, she said that's what she wanted to see. It did happen to some extent, she said, but she hoped to see it expand.

She also said she hopes police do more to recover the stolen phone. When asked if she was worried about many people telling police that they found where they were stolen phones, using my phone app, the police refused to take action, Cooper said she wanted to see “act quickly (the police were taken by the police. Action) ) in this case”

She said she held a summit today to consider how to solve the problem.

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Kemi Badenoch confirms she told Conservative staff that they need to do better

Good morning. Kemi Badenoch It has been said that the Conservative Party does not have to offer a comprehensive policy offer at this stage during the election cycle, but she has not ruled out any policy and today she has launched a brand new policy. As Kiran Stacey reported, she said foreign workers would have to live in the UK for 10 years without asking for any benefits before they could take indefinite leave under the Conservative government. Kiran Stacey There are stories here.

To promote the program, Badenoch conducted a long interview with BBC political editors Chris Masonin which she confirmed, on Monday, she told Conservative staff that they did not have the effect they deserved and needed to do better.

Mason asked about it Guido Fawkes On Monday, she called all CCHQ employees to call and told them they had to improve the game. The website reports:

Guido heard that Kemi had called a comprehensive call at CCHQ today to rally a wider political party. 100 days after Loto, Kemi's judgment was that machine."Must do better” Party members told her in the leadership election that they "Want everyone in CCHQ was fired," Some even said they should “Burn the whole place.” She defended CCHQ at the time - now she saw it, she was shifting the route…

when mason When asked whether she told CCHQ employees whether it was true that it was not done in time. Badenoch answer:

I believe that everyone who works for the Conservative Party needs to be fully committed to the mission.

When asked if she was saying no, Badennock continued:

This is what the members ask for. And, if we feel that some people are doing well, we will tell them. When people aren't doing well, we do the same thing. We need to make sure we have good feedback. And one thing I want to see.

mason Said Badenoch seems to be saying that she thinks some of the employees are "useless". Badenoch Not accepting this classification, but she repeated her own need to raise the staff’s point of view. She replied:

No, that's not what I said. What I want people to know is that we want to have a high performance organization. Leadership is more than just telling everyone how great it is. Sometimes it's about telling them how to improve.

One thing we're seeing in this country is that millions of people are out of work and not enough people pull up their socks and get back on their feet. When people are not doing well, sometimes we need to have hard words, and when they are doing well, we need to praise. This is exactly what I did.

This is the agenda of the day.

9:00 am: Home Secretary Yvette Cooper took part in the LBC call.

9.30 am: Environment Secretary Steve Reed asked in public.

morning: Energy Ministers Keir Starmer and Ed Miliband are visiting to promote government plans to expand nuclear power by changing the planning law, thus making it easier to build more small modular reactors (SMRs).

11.30 am: Downing Street held a briefing in the hall.

noon: The Bank of England announced its interest rate decision. As Heather Stewart It has been reported that interest rates are expected to be lowered and economic growth is lowered.

noon: Scotland's first minister, John Swinney, asked a question in Holyrood.

5.15pm: Starmer met with Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof in Downing Street.

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