we will be back to you a little later. _ dingwall.gwall. we will be back to you a little later, and we will— dingwall. we will be back to you a little later, and we will have i little later, and we will have plenty more from downing street in the next little while. ijust want to return to that raking line that is just coming thatjeremy hunt has ruled himself out standing for the conservative leadership, talking in the last few minutes, and those of the last few minutes, and those of the pictures of the former chancellor with his family as he departed downing street early yesterday, and he was posting on social media how he told his daughters that it wasn't a sad day yesterday, it was the miracle of democracy. that's how he viewed it. a very interesting speech he gave as he won his seat narrowly, but he still clung on to his seat was so many other of these so—called big names, significant names in the conservatives lost her seat, and that of course also influencing who is left and he might stand to be the leader of the conservative par

weill. afternoon here in dingwall. well, welcome back _ afternoon here in dingwall. - afternoon here in dingwall. well, welcome back to downing street. if you have a look behind me you can see that the bunting is on its way up. that is of course, for the england match at five o'clock against switzerland. a big kick up for the england team in the quarterfinals of the euro smack and downing street are supporting the team as i am sure many people up and down the country. the priorities and energy has been one of our correspondent has been explaining. a central promise of the el ancient and green energy lies right at the heart how it plans to deliver that. right at the heart how it plans to deliverthat. keir right at the heart how it plans to deliver that. keir starmer says he is willing to make enemies to ensure that new onshore wind turbines and solar farms are built and built quickly. we will also need a web of new pylons to carry all of the electricity these new facilities generate to the national grid. keir starmer said he was ready to take what he called the tough

here in downin: afternoon here in dingwall. here in downing street, _ afternoon here in dingwall.wall. here in downing street, it is _ afternoon here in dingwall. here in downing street, it is not _ afternoon here in dingwall. here in downing street, it is not a - afternoon here in dingwall. here in downing street, it is not a typical l downing street, it is not a typical saturday because today has been a working day for the new cabinet and commended, the new prime minister, who, as we mentioned earlier, give a press conference and answered questions from the media. and also set out to some degree some of labour's plans. i guess there was a lot of criticism before the election there was not enough clarity from labour about exactly what they were going to do in these crucial first days of power. i'm very happy to say i have beenjoined here in downing street by tonight people are used to asking questions, clear vellacott, editor of the daily mail, and lizzie, editor of the daily mirror. every move on and talk about what is happening with the new government, i have been hearing on th

i assume the postmortem _ afternoon here in dingwall.stmortem in terms _ afternoon here in dingwall. i assume the postmortem in terms of- afternoon here in dingwall. i assume the postmortem in terms of that - the postmortem in terms of that devastating decimation result must be well under way for the snp. filth. be well under way for the snp. oh, it will be. when _ be well under way for the snp. oh, it will be. when i _ be well under way for the snp. oi, it will be. when i was be well under way for the snp. oi it will be. when i was speaking at the count where i was on election night to the scottish health secretary he was saying to me that the reflection from the party will need to take place incredibly quickly as to what happened. and john swinney the snp leader speaking on friday morning. i was at that press conference. he too was an incredibly reflective mood, his assessment of what went wrong, he said was in two main areas, the snp losing trust amongst voters. and also failing on the snp's part to convince voters if scotland had the

tannoy: we are now| approaching dingwall. please mind the gap when alighting from this train.ed that the factory we visited in derby a few days ago is stopping production, and thousands ofjobs are now at risk. it's a real shame, cos we met people there who are so passionate and loved working there. what has been a thriving site for, you know, over 100 years is potentially coming to an end. it is kind of really an echo of the end of british rail. train horn blows there are some sounds on the railway that actually bring out a lot of emotion in me, especially thinking about, uh, derby now and what's happening. tearfully: don't know why i'm getting emotional. after stopping at 87 stations from the south coast to the north, ifinally made it to my final destination, spending just £169 on tickets over the past five days. well, i would say... ..after travelling 900 miles and arriving here in thurso, i'm very, very, very proud to be a railway enthusiast... ..and i love our british railway network. oh... and what a destination to finish on. and with that, i'm going to take off. hello. i

tannoy: we are now| approaching dingwall. please mind the gap when alighting from this train.earned that the factory we visited in derby a few days ago is stopping production, and thousands ofjobs are now at risk. it's a real shame, cos we met people there who are so passionate and loved working there. what has been a thriving site for, you know, over 100 years is potentially coming to an end. train horn blows. there are some sounds on the railway that actually bring out a lot of emotion in me, especially thinking about, uh, derby now and what's happening. tearfully: don't know why i'm getting emotional. after stopping at 87 stations from the south coast to the north, i finally made it to my final destination, spending just £169 on tickets over the past five days. well, i would say... ..after travelling 900 miles and arriving here in thurso, i'm very, very, very proud to be a railway enthusiast... ..and i love our british railway network. oh... and what a destination to finish on. and with that, i'm going to take off. hello there. if you do see some sunshine this afternoon you

tannoy: we are now| approaching dingwall. please mind the gap when alighting from this train.earned that the factory we visited in derby a few days ago is stopping production, and thousands ofjobs are now at risk. it's a real shame, cos we met people there who are so passionate and loved working there. what has been a thriving site for, you know, over 100 years is potentially coming to an end. there are some sounds on the railway that actually bring out a lot of emotion in me, especially thinking about, uh, derby now and what's happening. tearfully: don't know why i'm getting emotional. after stopping at 87 stations from the south coast to the north, ifinally made it to my final destination, spending just £169 on tickets over the past five days. well, i would say... ..after travelling 900 miles and arriving here in thurso, i'm very, very, very proud to be a railway enthusiast... ..and i love our british railway network. oh... and what a destination to finish on. and with that, i'm going to take off. hey, i'm zof, with the catch up! tonight, holly willoughby�*s stalker sentence

our scotland political correspondent, georgia roberts, is in dingwall.ituency to declare in the uk. it was somewhat already pretty much decided really, the candidates for the snp had already conceived them a conceded defeat but the main challenge was scottish democrats and it wasn't over until it was over. we just had the resulting confirmation that the lib dems have gained this constituency from the snp and i'm joined now by the newly elected scottish liberal democrat mp angus macdonald. better late than never. what do you think is responsible for the lib dems success across the uk notjust in scotland? probably that they reps in the communities and wants to move power and budgets back to communities and feel that centralisation of power has been considerable and gone too far. i think that is probably the single biggest reason. and people have lost trust. there's been a lot of talk in a selection about how difficult the set of results this has been for the snp set of results this has been for the snp who have long been dominant in scotland. they're down

our scotland political correspondent, georgia roberts sent this update from dingwall.l this| bell this is the last constituency to declare in the uk. it this is the last constituency to declare in the uk.— this is the last constituency to declare in the uk. it was somewhat already pretty _ declare in the uk. it was somewhat already pretty much _ declare in the uk. it was somewhat already pretty much decided, - declare in the uk. it was somewhatl already pretty much decided, really, the candidate for the snp had already conceded defeat, the liberal democrats were the main challenges here, the scottish liberal democrats — but it wasn't over until it was over. wejust — but it wasn't over until it was over. we just had the results in confirmation that the liberal democrats have gained this constituency from the snp also i'm joined now by the newly elected scottish liberal democrat mp, angus macdonald. better late than never. thank goodness.— thank goodness. what you think is resmnsible _ thank goodness. what you think is responsible for _ thank goodness. what you think is

skye, and west ross—shire. 0ur scotland political correspondent, georgia roberts sent this update from dingwall