Wes Streeting says Labour will come down on vaping industry ‘like ton of bricks’ over sales to children – as it happened

Wes Streeting, the shadow health secretary, says he is not sure the NHS could survive another five years of Tory government. Photograph: Ian Forsyth/Getty Images

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Early evening summary

• Keir Starmer has said Labour would get rid of the Rwanda deportation policy even if it appeared to be working at the time of the next election. (See 9.29am.)

• Labour pro-Europeans have failed in a bid to get the conference to debate Brexit. (See 3.44pm.)

• Wes Streeting, the shadow health secretary, has said Labour will come down on the vaping industry “like a ton of bricks” to stop it selling and marketing its products if the government has not acted by the time of the general election. He also said that Labour will whips its MPs to vote in favour of Rishi Sunak’s plan to gradually raise the age at which people can buy cigarettes, so that younger generations can never buy them. (See 5.51pm and 5.55pm.)

• Keir Starmer has said the UK must “get real about where we’re going to build” to solve the housing crisis, as Labour pledged to review rules about building on the green belt.

• A Labour government would create a powerful Covid corruption commissioner to help recoup billions of pounds of taxpayers’ money that has been lost to waste, fraud and flawed contracts during the pandemic, Rachel Reeves is to announce.

• Tory strategists have boosted the number of “spies” sent to “dig up dirt” on the Labour party at what could be the final conference season before the next general election, sources have told the Guardian.

• Ed Miliband is to announce Labour’s plan for an energy independence act that would boost Britain’s energy independence and cut bills for families.

Keir Starmer being interviewed by Victoria Derbyshire this morning. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA

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Viner ends with a quickfire round

Liverpool or Everton? Liverpool, Streeting says.

Barbie or Oppenheimer? – Barbie.

Noel Edmonds or Richard Littlejohn? They are both from Ilford, where Streeting is MP. He says he likes Noel’s House Party.

Kiss a Tory or kiss a lefty? – Why choose?

Tequila shots or white win spritzer? Tequila.

Suella Braverman or Liz Truss? The deep blue sea, says Streeting.

Arsenal winning the league for the first time since 2004 or Labour winning the election? A Labour government.

And that’s it.

Updated at 7.12pm BST