that was sophie hutchinson, health correspondent _ risk.ent talking - risk. that was sophie hutchinson, | health correspondent talking about the nhs. we have been talking a lot about labour, the conservatives, but what about some of the other parties? well, the leader of reform uk, nigel farage has spoken to journalists while visiting if it were a club in essex. he gave his thoughts on the conservative party and whether a new leader could help their prospects. they put us through four years of a psychodrama where the conservatives fight each other and here we are just a few hours after the election and already they are taking chunks out of each other. some people think nigel farage is a really good bloke, others think he is the devil, they have never really decided where they stood on brexit. honestly, i don't think it matters who the pickers leader this party is split down the middle. they quality broadchurch, well it is a broad church with no common shared religion. —— they call it a broad church. religion. -- they call it a broad church.

it is so good toi talk to you, sophie hutchinson, health correspondent, thank you again.ndslide victory has seen traditionally true blue seats to read for the first time —— labour�*s landslide victory. including some of the country's leafiest suburbs. among them is altrincham and sale west in greater manchester, which had been conservative for more than a century. but now, labour has taken the seat — and our reporter nick garnett has spent the day there. cheers! champagne socialists! they really do exist. we're celebrating the most incredible labour landslide that i've ever seen. i definitely remember �*97, and to see what's happened today, it'sjust incredible. and we're delighted for our family, our parents, our children's futures. ifeel, you know, absolutely delighted for that and for our hospitals, the nhs. it's time for change. a new dawn has arrived. celebrations for some, but for others it's less about merriment, more about necessity. with the tory government, i feel like there was a lot of... it was quite chaotic, wasn't it? i think it's a welcome change. we're loo