— mask the reality of life, cornwall and devon are some of the poorest parts _ and devon are some ofming back to the hospitality, pubs, restaurants and hotels, there's a sense _ restaurants and hotels, there's a sense they've had a very rough time over the _ sense they've had a very rough time over the last — sense they've had a very rough time over the last few years. covid has played _ over the last few years. covid has played a — over the last few years. covid has played a big part in that — and also breaks— played a big part in that — and also breaks it. — played a big part in that — and also breaks it, one of the big concerns is being _ breaks it, one of the big concerns is being able to access the labour, they can't— is being able to access the labour, they can't access domestically, there _ they can't access domestically, there was— they can't access domestically, there was a horrified reaction earlier— there was a horrified reaction earlier this year when the present government increase for the threshold for immigrants workers to -et threshold for immigrants workers to get vi

i've been in the west country in devon and cornwall.eing our revival of the liberal demoatic support as people who traditionally voted conservatives said they can't do anymore. and they won't do labor, it will be liberal democrat >> >>. two weeks until the day, the parties are fine-tuning their campaigns, pushing for your votes in the coming days. if that is you register in time. bbc ws, westminster. christian: just looking at this iipsos mrp model, it suggests labor would win 400 33, conservatives 115, majority 256. do you get the sense, martin, given that you just told us that rishi sunak has been another twice in short order, that the campaign is shifting for the conservatives and that they are now in a defensive crouch? >> i think that's right, undoubdly. there's a sense even in the months leading up to the election that they might need to be worried about these seats. it had looked as if this was existential for the liberal democrats and since then, they have appealed to the free bag. on the other hand in the last two years to thre

— here in devon? it is hugely important _ here in devon?act, so down the coast in brixham, they are also having — down the coast in brixham, they are also having a record auction figures for the _ also having a record auction figures for the fish — also having a record auction figures for the fish there so what gets takeh — for the fish there so what gets taken away from one place reappears in another _ taken away from one place reappears in another. mike and we are back in davenport, — in another. mike and we are back in davenport, and it is a politically interesting constituency here in plymouth, no? interesting and there is a lot— plymouth, no? interesting and there is a lot of— plymouth, no? interesting and there is a lot of movement between labour and conservatives here and we are in what was _ and conservatives here and we are in what was luke pollard's constituency and labour— what was luke pollard's constituency and labour are very much hoping they can reproduce their success in the may elections where they really dominated the city

today in devon, repeating that again. the choice is in devon, repeating that again.ystal in devon, repeating that again. tte: choice is crystal clear, tax cuts at every stage of your life. if you are in work, setting up a small business, self employed, if you are a young couple wanting to buy a home, if you are a pensioner or have got a young family, the conservatives will deliver tax cuts for you. conservatives will deliver tax cuts foryou. in conservatives will deliver tax cuts for you. in contrast, conservatives will deliver tax cuts foryou. in contrast, labourwill just put up your taxes and that will not create financial security for anyone. not create financial security for an one. ., , ., ., anyone. the labour leader, meanwhile, _ anyone. the labour leader, meanwhile, keen _ anyone. the labour leader, meanwhile, keen to - anyone. the labour leader, meanwhile, keen to slay i anyone. the labour leader, - meanwhile, keen to slay dragons about his party's plans was also in the south of england in basingstoke, accompanied by tv personality and invest at the upper fo

mr foord's conservative opponent is simonjupp, who was the mp for exmouth and east devon.uality down the coast in brixham. we've had the water parasite outbreak that meant residents had to boil their water. with more and more people enjoying open water swimming, there's more and more concern about the amount of sewage that goes into the sea and what political parties are doing to hold water companies to account. miles, thank you. and now let's head to wantage town centre in oxfordshire. olivia. well, here in oxfordshire, the blue wall dominates this patch. but polling suggests that this could all change, and it seems that the lib dems might be challenging some conservative seats here. and perhaps rishi sunak knows that — earlier this month he visited a football club here in wa ntage pretty early on in his campaign trail. but the issues that matter to residents here seem to reflect the national picture. long gp and dentist waiting times are something that comes up time and time again, and in didcot, they're building a 3,000—home estate without a local gp. affordable housing

i'm in north devon. where you've just seen the prime minister speak to farmers standing on the bale of straw, as you saw there . that's right. as you saw there. that's right. clearly something has happened. they've noted the support that bofisis they've noted the support that boris is giving. boris johnson is giving out to individually, to mps, to candidates , to be to mps, to candidates, to be mps, to mps, to candidates, to be mp5, i to mps, to candidates, to be mps, i should say on the tory side. and we've heard from rishi sunak today over lunchtime how important he finds is he clearly thinks, he tells us it's a party coordinated idea. but here's what he had to say to reporters earlier on the coast here in nonh earlier on the coast here in north devon. >> well, it's great that boris is supporting the conservative party. i very much welcome that. he's endorsing many candidates in videos and letters, which have been coordinated by the campaign. i know that will make a difference. and of course, every week

i'm not from north devon, _ your north devon. i'm not from north devon, i_ your north devon.tos. and we know how many people will go knocking — know how many people will go knocking on the door at number ten and at _ knocking on the door at number ten and at tephra to try to get my money away from _ and at tephra to try to get my money away from our budget so thank you very much— away from our budget so thank you very much and for listening to the lobbying — very much and for listening to the lobbying on a lot of behalf. onto the national park, you have announced a new national park that has to— announced a new national park that has to be _ announced a new national park that has to be a — announced a new national park that has to be a reason why every single person— has to be a reason why every single person who — has to be a reason why every single person who thinks a national park is going _ person who thinks a national park is going to _ person who thinks a national park is going to be — person who thinks a national park is going to be in their back garden absolutely drea

band business >>came up >>with those who get the help say it means more to our neighbors like devon.re than just money, >>female and handed >>out. sound. bite. that's the video that was proceeding that, but devon even said that this is just a real great opportunity to have some some boost to get business going. and where business is concerned. there is progress, and so it's wonderful to see all of the benefits that and really devon goes on to say that this helps them know they're not alone. that story by the way, premieres tonight at 5 here on your community station. you can also watch our pride special. help love and pride on parade day sunday. there >>he is. >>a.m. >>on a >>station pix plus 44. people i do. listen, i'm single-- any to decorate, right? --and i get hot over a condiment bar. this is my truth. [theme music] [audience cheering] the weirdest energy. all right, welcome back to drew's news cbs mornings' family, vlad, nate, gayle, and tony, we're here to debate the headlines. [audience cheering] all right, now these are hot takes. dating.com reports, "no approval?

and in north devon they _ more local people. and in north devon they are _ more local people.on attractions. people do not have a lot of money but we offer| have a lot of money but we offer fantastic — have a lot of money but we offer fantastic value here in devon. and that is— fantastic value here in devon. and that is probably the key message to .ive that is probably the key message to give great _ that is probably the key message to give great value and people will come _ give great value and people will come and — give great value and people will come and have a great day out. we are slightly — come and have a great day out. we are slightly up on previous years, hopefuiiy— are slightly up on previous years, hopefully up to 10% up on the end of the week _ hopefully up to 10% up on the end of the week it— hopefully up to 10% up on the end of the week. ., , , hopefully up to 10% up on the end of the week. . , , ,.,, ., the week. it has been positive to hear so many — the week. it has been positive to hear so many businesses - the week. it has been positive to l hear so many b

and in north devon, they're reporting a similar pattern. think we offer a fantastic value for attractions in devon, and i think that is probably the sort of key message is give great value and people will come and have a good day out. like most of the attractions we're slightly up on previous years, we hope to be between ten and 20% up at the end of the week, which is a really, really good result. and whilst it's been positive to hear so many businesses are reporting such a good half term, tourism leaders are still warning that that hasn't been the picture across the board, especially for those businesses that are solely reliant on the weather. they've not had such a great week. their hopes are now all firmly pinned on the weeks and months to come as we fully head into that vital summer season. the owner of the ticketing website, ticketmaster has confirmed that hackers have accessed customer data, in what's emerging as one of the biggest ever global consumer hacks. live nation entertainment says it's working to mitigate risk to users after

meet future business mogul devon burton. >> reporter: devon burton is a healer.keys to one acupuncture clinic in oakland's diamond district. but if all goes as planned. >> so welcome. we're going to have you on this table over here. >> reporter: they'll get to see patients at clinics in oakland and in san francisco. >> sinus tension headache. >> reporter: providing more safe and comfortable places for holistic healing especially for people who are trans and gender nonconforming. >> i'm trans and i'm black. and so many people in my community need the extra help. >> reporter: burton hopes to expand their business and they're on the way doting that. a part of a selective cohorts of budding trans and queer entrepreneurs that will receive four months of business coaching and mentorship and ultimately a $10,000 business grant. it's called the entrepreneurship accelerator program or eap and san francisco's transgender district runs it and the san francisco office of economic and work force development funds it. >> i have applied to this program so many times before i ha

suppose thejohn caldwell interview and the announcement that fits into that, rishi sunak was down in devonabout where the party figures are going and what that says about how they feel the campaign is going. rishi sunak in one of his visits today was in a very safe conservative seat with a majority of around 25,000, so i think that potentially gives you a little hint, a little window into the concern within conservative headquarters about what the polls are looking, if rishi sunak sees that it's a good use of his time to be visiting seats like that, he's been talking about farming today, about the measures that are in the conservative manifesto for farming, and as i've said as much as what the concern, what the politicians are saying it's important to look at where they are saying them and i think that was particularly enlightening example today. harry, the ureat enlightening example today. harry, the great stuff. _ enlightening example today. harry, the great stuff, thanks _ enlightening example today. harry, the great stuff, thanks for - enlightening example today. harry, the great stuff

this next time, devon champion really stays on the bowl. what drives them to keep going? and the sound of simple in 45 minutes on d, w. get ready for an exciting and tell you to look surprised. hi, irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of human to us. you have you have a window to. hi. yeah, come to invest on this. we've got this positive profit and the on expected side to side a search and support for file right. policies in the european elections are sent tramos across the continent. not more powerful than those who's in paris and berlin for the policies of both leaders, for trunk by far right opponents. i guess this week your central got see outgoing member of the european parliament in president macros when they saw this list, how risky is macros? decision to coal snap elections in front and when he resign, if a fall right, with the majority center, i've got to welcome to come pick some. thank you for revising. are you looking your was this morning? well, i mean.

host: devon in pittsburgh, democrats line.r: i want to point out that one of the big problems with this guy's philosophy is that they don't understand -- [ indiscernible] host: i apologize, you are breaking up. do you want to get closer to your phone or closer to a window? caller: closer to the window. can you hear me now? host: try it again. thanks. caller: i think that it's important to this guy to realize that the libertarian party and their position not to support government at all is a problem for us. am i still on? host: i think you got the point, thank you, devon. guest: i am not an anarchist. there are those who exist. i don't think the government should not exist at all. i think you should only exist to protect the civil liberties of one another from being violated. you should be left to your own devices. leave this as we go live to a discussion about in vitro fertilization. it is a product of our important work. i have been involved in this organization since i was a college students at for our c-span audience today

i'm live in plymouth in devon _ of the general election.lection. the bank of encland general election. the bank of england has _ general election. the bank of england has held _ general election. the bank of england has held interest i general election. the bank of i england has held interest rates at 5.25%. they remain at their highest level for 16 years. a landmark ruling. the supreme court says a county council should have considered the climate impact of burning oil drilled from new wells. and football fans are gathering in frankfurt for another big game in the euro as england prepare to take on denmark. we begin with news from the general election. the bbc has learned that the conservative party's director of campaigning is being looked into by the gambling commission over an alleged bet on the timing of the general election.

and in north devon, they're reporting a similar pattern.ney. but i think we offer a fantastic value for attractions in devon, and i think that is probably the sort of key message is give great value and people will come and have a good day out. like most of the attractions we're slightly up on previous years, we hope to be between ten and 20% up at the end of the week, which is a really, really good result. and whilst it's been positive to hear so many businesses are reporting such a good half term, tourism leaders are still warning that that hasn't been the picture across the board, especially for those businesses that are solely reliant on the weather. they've not had such a great week. their hopes are now all firmly pinned on the weeks and months to come as we fully head into that vital summer season. the owner of the ticketing website, ticketmaster has confirmed that hackers have accessed customer data, in what's emerging as one of the biggest ever global consumer hacks. live nation entertainment says it's working to mitigate risk to us

lays open the political rot that still takes place within our institutions like the cia just as in devonustice with the first interference in 2060 with the russia collusion hoax the same thing happened with the intelligence community here in 2028 with the hunter biden laptop light. maria: that's what what is a talk with both of you i lived it along with you guys you were both incredible truth tellers during the russia collusion lie there is no accountability for that. all of those people who lied and made up stories about trump so of course they did it again but they did again right before the 2020 election lying about the hundred biden laptop that media takes the direction from these people i want to show political headline tha this a political headline is right after when the letter came out political headline says is a ready for this, hunter biden story is russian disinformation dozens of former intel officials say. they say it may beat russian disinformation the media gets hit and run to the hundred biden story is russian disinformation weeks before the election that's election inter

in the cities of much of color, devon, 6 gunmen were killed by security forces. no 16 people have been found dead officer launch of fire broke out and it left him factory manufacturing phones in south career of a 1455 years have been sent to the factory to try to stop the spread of the blaze. they've now enter the building to begin such operations. let's go. i've not seen eunice kim, who is noise outside that manufacturing plot for us unit, so it does sound like a pretty significant fi. what more can you tell us of hi maureen. yeah, that's right. we've been seeing additional ambulances on you in a vehicle from of more it's file through into that hard 3 story, a lithium battery plant. here's what we know at this hour the death toll has risen to at least 16 with the latest recoveries, according to the latest precinct from the fire department. here they are a part of the 23 who were missing based on gps signals around the time of the fire this morning. they were in or near the the structure and many are known to be for and national as likely they work or is a 40 to

from a not quite so sunny north devon, let's hope that the sun can pick up as the summer goes on.mmer goes on. >> i'll poke through. i think quite a lot of the country is actually quite warm today. i mean, the sun's out down here in the in the southeast in the, in london, but i think there are other areas. if someone's got in touch saying in sussex, it's nice and sunny. so you know. yeah. >> no. all over the country . >> no. all over the country. well we'll of course have our, have our all right. all right. >> okay. yes. is it raining in manchester. >> we'll have our weather update for the whole country. of course at the end of the hour. but coming up, of course, it's the summer solstice and we'll be joined by a druid. yes a real life druid who goes by the name of king arthur, asking him what he thinks about just stop oil recent attack on stonehenge. this is good afternoon, britain on gb news, britain's news channel good afternoon. britain. it's quarter to two now. thousands of people flocked to stonehenge this morning to celebrate the summer solstice . celebrate the summer solsti

lays open the political rot that still takes place within our institutions like the cia just as in devonnd the department of justice with the first interference in 2060 with the russia collusion hoax the same thing happened with the intelligence community here in 2028 with the hunter biden laptop light. maria: that's what what is a talk with both of you i lived it along with you guys you were both incredible truth tellers during the russia collusion lie there is no accountability for that. all of those people who lied and made up stories about trump so of course they did it again but they did again right before the 2020 election lying about the hundred biden laptop that media takes the direction from these people i want to show political headline t this a political headline is right after when the letter came out political headline says is a ready for this, hunter biden story is russian disinformation dozens of former intel officials say. they say it may beat russian disinformation the media gets hit and run to the hundred biden story is russian disinformation weeks before the election t

meet future business mogul devon burton. >> reporter: devon burton is a healer. to one acupuncture clinic in oakland's dimond district. but if all goes as planned -- >> so welcome. we're going to have you on this table over here. >> reporter: -- they'll get to see patients at clinics in oakland and in san francisco. >> sinus tension headache. >> reporter: providing more safe and comfortable spaces for holistic healing, especially for people who are trans and gender nonconforming. >> i'm trans and i'm black. and so many people in my community need the extra help. >> reporter: burton hopes to expand their business and they're on the way to doing that. burton is part of a selective cohort of budding trans and queer entrepreneurs that will receive four months of business coaching and mentorship and ultimately a $10,000 business grant. it's called the entrepreneurship accelerator program, or eap. san francisco's transgender district runs it and the san francisco office of economic and work force development funds it. >> i have applied to this program so many times bef

, and i'm from south devon and have lived 20 years in london — devon and have lived 20 years in londonto do good things for the industry— starting to do good things for the industry that i am working on now, and it— industry that i am working on now, and it is— industry that i am working on now, and it is trying to vote for the lesser— and it is trying to vote for the lesser of— and it is trying to vote for the lesser of three weevils, evils. there — lesser of three weevils, evils. there is— lesser of three weevils, evils. there is laughter here, are you agree with that? i there is laughter here, are you agree with that?— there is laughter here, are you agree with that? i am laughing it weevils! that _ agree with that? i am laughing it weevils! that comes _ agree with that? i am laughing it weevils! that comes from - agree with that? i am laughing it weevils! that comes from a i agree with that? i am laughing itl weevils! that comes from a movie with russell _ weevils! that comes from a movie with russell crowe. _ weevils! that comes from a movie with russell crowe. i _ weevils! that c

lays open the political rot that still takes place within our institutions like the cia just as in devon the department of justice with the first interference in 2060 with the russia collusion hoax the same thing happened with the intelligence community here in 2028 with the hunter biden laptop light. maria: that's what what is a talk with both of you i lived it along with you guys you were both incredible truth tellers during the russia collusion lie there is no accountability for that. all of those people who lied and made up stories about trump so of course they did it again but they did again right before the 2020 election lying about the hundred biden laptop that media takes the direction from these people i want to show political headline tha this a political headline is right after when the letter came out political headline says is a ready for this, hunter biden story is russian disinformation dozens of former intel officials say. they say it may beat russian disinformation the media gets hit and run to the hundred biden story is russian disinformation weeks before the election t

today in devon, repeating that again.stal clear, tax cuts at every stage of your life. if you are in work, setting up a small business and self employed, if you are a young couple wanting to buy a home, if you are a pensioner or have got a young family, the conservatives will deliver tax cuts for you. in contrast, labour willjust put up your taxes, and that will not create any financial security for anyone. the labour leader, meanwhile, keen to slay dragons about his party's plans, was also in the south of england in basingstoke, accompanied by the investor and tv personality theo paphitis. he is highlighting labour plans to set up banking hubs in towns to give people and companies access to banking services. but it is part of the challenge for small businesses — whether it's hospitality, retail, we have just been talking about — and that's why i'm really pleased today to unveil our plan for supporting small businesses, for supporting high streets, to make sure that more people are out using those small businesses on thei

today in devon, repeating that again.e is crystal clear, tax cuts at every stage of your life. if you are in work, setting up a small business and self employed, if you are a young couple wanting to buy a home, if you are a pensioner or have got a young family, the conservatives will deliver tax cuts for you. in contrast, labour willjust put up your taxes, and that will not create any financial security for anyone. the labour leader, meanwhile, keen to slay dragons about his party's plans, was also in the south of england in basingstoke, accompanied by the investor and tv personality theo paphitis. he is highlighting labour plans to set up banking hubs in towns to give people and companies access to banking services. but it is part of the challenge for small businesses — whether it's hospitality, retail, we have just been talking about — and that's why i'm really pleased today to unveil our plan for supporting small businesses, for supporting high streets, to make sure that more people are out using those small businesses

rishi sunak . farmers today on a visit to devon rishi sunak.e argued that nigel farage wouldn't be able to deliver on any of reform's promises because, he said a vote for reform would only help labour. he said though it had been a privilege to understand the contribution farmers made to society before going to on warn that 40,000 jobs could be lost as a result of labour's manifesto. >> now, the contrast at this election is crystal clear because whilst we're going to do all those things for you, as david said in the labour manifesto, there were just 87 words about farming, no commitment to food production and food security , no commitment and food security, no commitment at all about the farming budget in the next parliament. forget about increasing it like we're going to do. they won't even say that they're going to protect it, right.7 like that is the choice for you at this election, which is why it's so important that you come out and vote and you talk to your colleagues . you talk to your colleagues. >> rishi sunak vie while an election deba

a towards devon and cornwall.h westerly wind highs at best, reaching around 21 or 22 degrees in the south come monday morning. a bright start for many eastern and central parts, but rain across the west will spread across many areas as we go through the course of the day . main we go through the course of the day. main focus of the rain will be across the north. very little across the south, and that really sets us up for a fairly changeable week. some dry weather to be had, but also the risk of some rain, especially in the north. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> very good evening to you. you're with gb news. i'm sam francis. the headlines at 11:00. well, in the final days before next week's general election, sir elton john has led a line up of celebrities who've announced their support for labour. famous faces, including jason manford , faces, including jason manford, kit harington and beverley knight joined labour leader sir keir starmer at a supporters event ea

remember devon archer? tony bobulinski also debunked joe's that he never once, not one time ever spoke to his son,t brother or anybody for that matter, about their foreign business dealings. ut businesaccording to testimone the house oversight committee, from thehe participated in meets with hunter's foreign partners by phone. he dined with others at cafe milano. and that's not all.al in 2017, you might recalll th the whatsapp message published by the i house ways and means committee. hunter, allegedly writing to a chinese e associate with their oil and energy conglomerate. i am sitting here with my father and i'd like to understand whyt that commitment has not been fulfilled. i will make certain betweelledne the man sitting next to me snd the every person he know and ability to hold a grudge that you will regret not followinlg my direction.i am i am sitting here waiting for the call with my father a few days later, magically, according to the committee l. $5 million wired to a bankllio account associated w

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this next time, devon champion really stays on level. what drives them to keep going on the sound of the in 45 minutes on d, w. d, w, travel over here beside the history food. well, let's go through. so when it comes to sustain dependency information and trend, this is alex texted on d. w, travel, you can have it. what about you? what your opinion feel free to write your thoughts and the comments the this is dw news africa coming up on the program and organized a systematic and serious attack on human dignity. the warning from the international criminal court about the violence in sudan as a threat to civilians grows in the country. the icey seas chief prosecute, it sounds the alarm and a rise in atrocities and the wealth forgotten the war. we discussed the concerns also coming up a month after devastating floods in can you find out why thousands of affected people are still struggling to pick up the pieces and the mothers providing hope for pre term babies in uganda through breast milk than they.

a towards devon and cornwall.nks to that north westerly wind highs at best, reaching around 21 or 22 degrees in the south come monday morning. a bright start for many eastern and central parts, but rain across the west will spread across many areas as we go through the course of the day . main we go through the course of the day. main focus of the rain will be across the north. very little across the south, and that really sets us up for a fairly changeable week. some dry weather to be had, but also the risk of some rain, especially in the north. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> well . >> well. >> well. >> it's 9:00 on television. on radio and online, in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight. in my big opinion, the american people have no choice but to put donald trump in the white house following joe biden's catastrophic tv appearance this week . this catastrophic tv appearance this week. this has become a national security threat for america an

rishi sunak . farmers today on a visit to devon rishi sunak. he argued that nigel farage wouldn't be able to deliver on any of reform's promises because, he said a vote for reform would only help labour. he said though it had been a privilege to understand the contribution farmers made to society before going to on warn that 40,000 jobs could be lost as a result of labour's manifesto. >> now, the contrast at this election is crystal clear because whilst we're going to do all those things for you, as david said in the labour manifesto, there were just 87 words about farming, no commitment to food production and food security , no commitment and food security, no commitment at all about the farming budget in the next parliament. forget about increasing it like we're going to do. they won't even say that they're going to protect it, right.7 like that is the choice for you at this election, which is why it's so important that you come out and vote and you talk to your colleagues . you talk to your colleagues. >> rishi sunak vie while an election de

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also coming up in the program is real devon's hopes for peace in gaza. saying it will pursue the war again so months until it achieves all its aims. he was president joe biden to purchase both sides to accept a 3 stage plan. and real madrid are crowned football. kings of europe with a 2 new wind over under dogs, dog.

also coming up in the program is real devon's hopes for peace in gaza, saying it will pursue the war again some months until it achieves all its aims. he was present joe biden to purchase both sides to accept a 3 stage plan and real madrid, or crowned football, kings of europe with a 2 new wind over under dogs, dogwood, spanish fans go wild, but there is crowd trouble at the champions league final in london. with the latest from our correspondents at lindsey stadium, the i'm aaron tilden, berlin. thank you very much for joining us. we begin in south africa. we're the party that held the majority for the last 30 years and freed the nation from apartheid as lost its grip on power with bowers counting nearly complete. the election commission has appealed for called the ruling. the african national congress secured 40 percent of the vote. losing nearly a 3rd of it seats, the amc must now see to coalition partners to form a new government. contenders include the 2nd place democratic alliance and former president, jacob's whom is new m. k party, which came in 3rd the amc says is, accepts t

i'm a sheep farmer from north devon , a sheep farmer from north devon, i'm in my 70th year and it's myntention in this time to vote conservative. i am traditionally a tory. i believe in, i believe in, in a freedom to spend as much of your own money as you can whilst helping those that can't look after themselves. i believe in free enterprise. i understand, you know, that we've been through a really difficult penod been through a really difficult period in the last few years, and i think people just need to remember that, you know, they're fed up, you know, they're fed up. things haven't been going well, and they almost want to punish somebody and they want to punish somebody and they want to punish the tory party but i think they might be cutting the nose off to spite their face, because i think they better stick at the moment with the tories. but i feel that the tories, despite all the ups and downs, ins and outs personalities, have managed to get to a place where we now do seriously have a plan. the vaccine rollout here was the probably the one of the certainly one of the fastest and

other than that , plenty devon. other than that, plenty of fine weather as we end sunday.arrive into the west and western scotland , and again and western scotland, and again some cloud and some low cloud at that , some cloud and some low cloud at that, starting to push in as we end the day. but this area of rain tends to be shunted to the far north, and it will largely avoid scotland as it pushes away. that means that overnight we'll see widespread dry weather and clear skies under those clear skies, a few mist patches could once again pop up here and there, and we'll keep the coastal mist across southern parts of england. but widely , parts of england. but widely, it's a beautiful start to the day. on monday morning . plenty day. on monday morning. plenty of sunshine up and down the country. a couple of exceptions. coastal parts of southern england again, some low cloud and mist, and the far northwest of scotland, some lower cloud here with some patchy rain and drizzle. but where we've got the sunny skies elsewhere, temperatures rising as a result and highs of 26 or 27 c

so that gives you a sense of, you know, the broad range of reactions that you're seeing here in, in devon. so how we has moody come out of this? he was pretty weak because they know he's not used to it. his party has managed to get a, an absolute majority on its own in the last 2 terms. but now his body is at the most of the coalition partners. so the table said really towed and the whole box all 3 or 5 minutes to ship or put some movie over the last 10 years has been his was told her to do almost a unilateral style of taking they board decisions. but that wouldn't have to change now because he left to take his goldfish and fox knows on board with every decision that he takes mind you coalition government in india is not a highly unusual as we've had coordination of governments in the past. but the casualty of those governments, the coalition governments have be, has been the governance and policy making because it becomes that it's that much extra hard to, to make a, you know, big policy decisions. so we'll, we'll have to wait and watch to see how that sounds out of this government. what

today on a visit to devon rishi sunak. he argued that reform uk couldn't deliver on any of the party's promises because, he said, a for vote reform uk would only help laboun reform uk would only help labour. rishi sunak said it had been a privilege to understand the contribution farmers make to society before then going on to warn that 40,000 jobs could be lost as a result of labour's manifesto. meanwhile, labour said it'll bring face to face banking back to the high streets with 350 new hubs in towns and villages across britain that would see staff from several banks sharing the same location helping fill gaps left by branch closures. the consumer group, which says more than 6000 branches have closed since 2015 and the liberal democrats were on the road today. electioneering as well. they're promising to spend £10 million every year to tackle the practice of sewage dumping by water companies. new quality inspectors would work as part of a newly created clean water authority, they say . and sir ian authority, they say. and

. >> reporter: growing up, devon jordan had a lot on his plate. the furthest thing from what i envisioned my life to be. >> reporter: after being in and out of prison for various offenses for a total of 16 years, devon suddenly found himself on the outside with little to no prospects. >> nobody was willing to give me a shot because of my past. >> reporter: but then he stumbled on a place called farming hope and went from serving time to serving meals. >> they gave me a shot here. they accepted me into the culinary arts apprenticeship, and that's kind of what reignited my passion. >> reporter: today he's a chef in charge of catering a three-course menu that could easily rival some of the bay area's most popular hot spots. >> we have a three-cheese mac and cheese topped with garlic panko breadcrumbs. for the second course, we have garlic-crusted roast beef with a vegetable gravy and roasted vegetables. and then to end it, we've got olive oil cake with homemade whipped cream topped with fresh pomegranate. >> but even though it may look like a restaur

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there is of it on the beach there at instow beach in north devon . instow beach in north devon.ace. but anyway, let's get back to this which report people at this time of yeah report people at this time of year. finally the sun is out. they turn to protection. are the claims on the labels all they're cracked up to be? and where is the good value? >> well, where is the sun? is the first question i'd like to ask. there's very little of it down here in north devon at the moment. it's actually quite cold and there was a spot or two of rain come to the beach. they say you'll have a lovely day , but you'll have a lovely day, but yes, this is very worrying, isn't it? that actually we can't believe what we read on the packets, which analysed 26 different types of sunscreen using what they describe as an intern as an international standard method in an independent laboratory. and they found out that four in particular failed to meet the test, failed to live up to what they say on the packet. now those are asda's protect sun lotion factor 30 high calypso's press and protect factor 30. bon

and cornwall . northern devon and cornwall.oderate rain moving in particular around coastal parts of the irish sea. blustery showers continue across the north of scotland. meanwhile, the central belt , meanwhile, the central belt, southern scotland, northern ireland sunny spells but in the cool air, less windy than the few days ago . but the south—east few days ago. but the south—east some warmth in the sunshine . 25 some warmth in the sunshine. 25 celsius there in the far south—east it's not going to feel very warm in northern scotland, though, with the gusty wind continuing. yeah, not as windy as it's been, but not particularly summer like either. frequent showers coming into the northern isles or west coast and the western isles. 1 or 2 showers possible for the north and west of northern ireland. otherwise sunny spells 16 celsius there through the evening for northern ireland and for much of west and north wales. northwest england. the rain and drizzle fairly persistent. an area of increasingly low clouds sinking south throu

host: devon in pittsburgh, democrats line. caller: i want to point out that one of the big problems with this guy's philosophy is that they don't understand -- [ indiscernible] host: i apologize, you are breaking up. do you want to get closer to your phone or closer to a window? caller: closer to the window. can you hear me now? host: try it again. thanks. caller: i think that it's important to this guy to realize that the libertarian party and their position not to support government at all is a problem for us. am i still on? host: i think you got the point, thank you, devon. guest: i am not an anarchist. there are those who exist. i don't think the government should not exist at all. i think you should only exist to protect the civil liberties of one another from being violated. you should be left to your own devices. leave this as we go live to a discussion about in vitro fertilization. it is a product of our important work. i have been involved in this organization since i was a college students at for our c-span audience

. >> i'm a sheep farmer from north devon , i'm in my 70th year and devon, i'm in my 70th year and it'sto vote conservative. i am traditionally a tory. i believe in, i believe in, in a freedom to spend as much of your own money as you can whilst helping those that can't look after themselves. i believe in free enterprise. i understand, you know, that we've been through a really difficult period in the last few years, and i think people just need to remember that, you know, they're fed up, you know, they're fed up. things haven't been going well, and they almost want to punish somebody and they want to punish the tory party but i think they might be cutting the nose off to spite their face, because i think they better stick at the moment with the tories. but i feel that the tories, despite all the ups and downs, ins and outs personalities, have managed to get to a place where we now do seriously have a plan. the vaccine rollout here was the probably the one of the certainly one of the fastest and one of the most advanced in the world. and it's easy to forget now that the government bough

similar story for devon and cornwall, but further east across south—east england especially.t with the risk of the odd spot of rain. but this cloud and rain will clear off towards the continent as we head towards lunchtime and for many parts of england and wales, it's a dry day with some bright spells. scotland and northern ireland continue the risk of the odd shower, but i think they become fewer and further between into the afternoon and come the end of the afternoon i think the best of sunshine will be down towards devon and cornwall. a cooler day for most thanks to that north westerly wind highs at best, reaching around 21 or 22 degrees in the south come monday morning. a bright start for many eastern and central parts, but rain across the west will spread across many areas as we go through the course of the day. main focus of the rain will be across the north very little across the south and that really sets us up for a fairly changeable week. some dry weather to be had, but also the risk of some rain, especially in the north. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boi

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