Sentences with phrase «speaking to today programme»

But speaking to the Today programme's Justin Webb, Mr Clegg said that while the EU was in need of constant reform, Britain was better in than out: «I think leaving the European Union would make us less safe because we cooperate in the European Union to go after criminal gangs that cross borders.

Speaking to the Today programme, Ms Morgan, who was a prominent supporter of staying in the EU, said the Government must reveal more detail about its plan for Brexit.

Speaking to the Today programme this morning, the Liberal Democrat leader said MPs have now accepted there must be full disclosure and the Speaker was «delaying the inevitable».

Speaking to the Today programme the Tory leader said a new form of consent had to be secure once the UK's relationship with a reformed EU had crystallised.

Speaking to the Today programme earlier, he said: «The principle we'd be looking at is the so - called graduate premium, the extra earnings that we have as a result of being a graduate.

Speaking to the Today programme, Liberal Democrat MP Nigel Horwood also reiterated claims that the UKIP leader should «turn up and work for Britain».

Speaking to the Today programme's John Humphrys, he explained that the reforms are «about holding back on the costs».

Speaking to the Today programme's Sarah Montague, Mr Osborne explained that sanctions were important and it could not be acceptable for people to «refuse all help».

Speaking to the Today programme he said it was right MPs take part at this local level, with closures determined by specific factors including public transport, deprivation and planned building works.

Speaking to the Today programme, London mayor Boris Johnson said: «I do think there's something slightly worrying about the anti-British rhetoric that seems to be permeating from America.»

Tory John Strafford, speaking to the today programme, said: «I hope that many associations will take heart from the actions of South West Norfolk and they will also stand up to interference from Conservative Central Office.

Former Prime Minister Sir John Major speaks to the Today programme's John Humphrys about Britain's membership of the European Union.

With the Labour leader having been revealed as the latest cover star of GQ, Jones spoke to the Today programme about working with Corbyn and his team on the interview and photoshoot:

Not exact matches

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the Archbishop of Canterbury said: «I am very, very sure after conversations that this is no tick - box exercise, «we ought to get married in a church».»

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Mr Brown said the first paragraph of the Brussels Declaration made it clear the constitutional concept has been abandoned.

Speaking to the BBC's Today programme those morning, Secretary of State for Education Damian Hinds said that he expects few faith schools to open under the new scheme.

Farage told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that «big ethnic changes» in Oldham West and Royton led to areas where «some streets where no - one spoke English» so fewer people were inclined to vote UKIP.

Speaking on the Today programme, work and pension select committee chair Frank Field looked back to the early 19th century for a comparison.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the Education Secretary said he had been told David Cameron put no pressure on the Culture Secretary to stand down.

Speaking on the Today programme this morning, the prime minister said: «With the record I have had, I'm the best person to clean up the political system,» he said.

Speaking to John Humphrys on the Today programme, Mr Cable said: «There is an enormous amount still to be done... Rebalancing is a long - term process.»

Speaking on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, Mr Livingstone, who lost to Tory candidate Boris Johnson last week in the race to become London Mayor, said working - class people had become «disillusioned» at the last Labour government's failure to create «good jobs».

Speaking to Radio 4's Today programme, Shadow Health Secretary Ms Abbott said: «As for Angela Eagle, she is a perfectly nice woman but what she is is the Empire Strikes Back candidate.

Speaking to Radio 4's Today programme, the Shadow Health Secretary: «As for Angela Eagle, she is a perfectly nice woman but what she is is the Empire Strikes Back candidate.

«Mr Harris, speaking on the BBC's Good Morning Scotland programme today, said he had put his name forward because of the lack of candidates to emerge from Labour's ranks at the Scottish Parliament.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Mr Davidson said: «Public opinion in Britain, the same as everywhere else in Europe, accepts that the constitution is basically the same as the treaty.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, bridge designer and former president of the Institution of Structural Engineers Ian Firth said it would be a «huge undertaking, but absolutely possible».

Speaking on the Today programme, Mr Browne insisted he was not opposed to coroners» «inquests and investigations» into equipment failures among active service personnel.

But speaking to Radio 4's Today programme about the interview, Gove explained:

Tom Watson spoke out on the Today programme amid reports that Momentum is hoping to get financial support from the Unite union as a way to consolidate its power in the party.

And speaking on the Today programme on Radio 4 he revealed that he has been listening to Cohen's latest album this week because in light of the Brexit vote and Donald Trumps US election victory «things look unremittingly gloomy.»

Speaking on the Today programme, he added: «My absolute determination is to get back the money that the British taxpayer put in... Hopefully and eventually we will get our money back.»

But on the Today programme, business minister Anna Soubry put forward another argument for change - by speaking about how boring Sundays used to be before we could all go shopping.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning, fisheries minister Jonathon Shaw said it was an «absolute waste» to throw good quality fish back into the seat to die and confirmed the government will be pushing for an increase to its quota.

Asked on BBC Radio 4's Today programme why he thought Mr Blair was not being «bolder», Mr Gapes said: «I suspect it's part of a general approach to speak quietly to the Americans and not make big public statements.»

She admitted that if the Today programme asked her on to speak about certain subjects she would ask for an alternative presenter.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Mr Karim delivered a stinging attack on the Liberal Democrats, who are electing their third leader in two years.

Speaking to Radio 4's Today programme, UKIP chairman Paul Oakden said he would check with the Electoral Commission to see who the party leader was and admitted it could technically be Farage.

Speaking to Radio 4's Today programme, Nigel Farage said that the TV debates should go ahead with or without the prime minister.

Sir Christopher was speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme after the committee on standards in public life, which he chairs, published its response to the new expenses consultation.

But, speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, he added that the sanctions for members of the House of Lords also needed looking at.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, May insisted there would «of course still be challenge, scrutiny and debate» about Brexit if she gets a mandate to carry out her plan.

Speaking to the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, he said: «For us as parties, we've fundamentally got to change the way we operate if we are to make our parties relevant in the 21st century.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Orde said the chiefs of West Mercia, West Midlands and Warwickshire, whose forces were represented at the meeting, deserved a chance to put their case across for not disciplining the officers at a hearing of MPs.

Speaking to James Naughtie on the Today programme, he also backed holding a referendum if further powers were transferred to Brussels in the future.

Speaking on the Today programme, he also promised «faster, more secure, better change within the United Kingdom than the years of wrangling that would follow if we were to vote to leave the UK tomorrow».

Speaking to Jon Sopel, on today's programme, the Shadow Chancellor, George Osborne said «Gordon Brown himself had been damaged».

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Saturday, Blunkett added: «Ed Miliband will lead us to victory, I believe he can and I believe he will.

The Today programme's Evan Davis and Newsday's Nkem Ifejika spoke to entrepreneurs in Nigeria who told them that the country still faced «fundamental issues».

Although Black Star is not intended as a direct response to the current social climates in the UK and US, Clark says that a number of the films in the programme speak directly to what's happening today: «John Singleton's seminal Boyz n the Hood is a prime example: it's impossible to watch the film and not see very clear connections to contemporary issues of police brutality and gentrification.