Summary

  • Transport Secretary Louise Haigh was challenged on Labour's decision to hike the £2 bus fare cap

  • Haigh also addressed delays in the unveiling of the party's social care plans, saying focus on 'prevention and community care' will ease pressure on social care

  • Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey said Labour needs to be 'more ambitious' with its plans to reform and improve the system

  • Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp discussed the threshold for police intervention in non-crime hate incidents

  • Ukrainian Environment Minister Svitlana Hrynchuk says the war is having devastating consequences on her country's natural resources, including marine and animal life

Live Reporting

Edited by Rorey Bosotti

  1. Catch up with the latest from Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg

    LinkSunday with Laura Kuenssberg this week saw Transport Secretary Louise Haigh defending the government’s decision to hike the £2 bus far cap despite criticism from the public.

    Haigh was also quizzed on when Labour will be unveiling its full plans for social care.

    Lib Dems leader Sir Ed Davey says Labour needs to be “more ambitious”with its plans – and agree to cross-party cooperation to deliver on long-term reform to the social care system.

    Also discussing social care was Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp, who says he’s not aware of Labour contacting his party for cross-party talks.

    And Ukrainian Environment Minister Svitlana Hrynchuk says her country remains ready to deliver on its climate commitments despite the impact the war with Russia is having on resources.

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  2. Welcome to this week's Sunday Live with Laura Kuenssberg

    Hello and welcome to our live stream of Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg.

    On today's show we'll hear from Transport Secretary Louise Haigh,

    Also on the programme will be Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey, talking about his party's social care plans, and shadow home secretary Chris Philp.

    Kuenssberg will also be speaking to Ukraine’s Environment Minister Svitlana Hrynchuk.

    The show will be kicking off at 09:00 GMT on BBC One and iPlayer. You can also follow the programme live by clicking the Watch Livebutton at the top of this page.

    We won't be providing regular text updates.