There is a real onus on banks to step up.'

if people are struggling the banks need to work through people with arrears and facing repossession. Davey says that this will help many families struggling with food and energy costs: 'I am quite alarmed that the Conservatives who caused this mess are not actually trying to help.'ĭavey says the scheme will only help people who are 'really struggling': 'Banks have got to reach out and help their customers. Today, the Lib Dems announced a plan to help homeowners pay their mortgages by giving anyone facing a rise in payment mortgages a grant of up to £300 a month. He says he doesn't think COP27 will be a success due to a lack of leadership from both the UK and other countries.

Sir Ed Davey, leader of the Liberal Democrats, is also a former energy secretary in the coalition government of 2010-2015. 'We added that magic piece to the jigsaw - a world-class coach,' she adds, paying tribute to Sarina Wingman. Sue Campbell is then shown a video in which the Lionesses say what her support and tireless work has meant to them: 'You see now the fruits of her labour,' the players say, thanking her for the hours 'on and off the field fighting for us'.Ī visibily emotional Campbell says the teams is a 'very special group of women' and that this summer's success has taken 'years' to put together. 'They won't be shaken off - they're as determined as they were to win the Euros.'

'The players are very committed to follow this through,' says Campbell. She says that one of the aims after England's Women's Euros win over the summer was to guarantee access to football to all schoolgirls - but that this hasn't happened.Ĭampbell says that then-PM Liz Truss and Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan paid her a visit and gave the FA their support to encourage girls into sport. The FA's director of women's football Baroness Sue Campbell is on next.

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