this is an article that peter fleet. _ discipline.his is an article that peter fleet, the tory _ discipline. this is an article that peter fleet, the tory candidate | discipline. this is an article that - peter fleet, the tory candidate who was beaten in the chesham and amersham by—election has risen for the sunday— amersham by—election has risen for the sunday telegraph and he is trying _ the sunday telegraph and he is trying to— the sunday telegraph and he is trying to explain, i think, why it was that— trying to explain, i think, why it was that the 16,000 majority that the tories — was that the 16,000 majority that the tories enjoyed in that seat was overturned — the tories enjoyed in that seat was overturned by the liberal democrats, so he _ overturned by the liberal democrats, so he gives _ overturned by the liberal democrats, so he gives various reasons, but one of them _ so he gives various reasons, but one of them is _ so he gives various reasons, but one of them is that he thinks tory voters — of them is that he thinks tory

yes, this is a story based on an article written l a story based on an article written by peter fleet to return to the traditional tory values of physical discipline, and he says they fear a return to what he called a bloated public sector. it could be filled by higher taxes. quite a telling phrase, rishi sunak, who also likes fiscal discipline. mr fleet says the liberal democrats who overturned his 16,000 majority, they actually benefited from tory voters who were registered in the protest vote, not only against the fears that the tories are trying to spend their way out of the crisis, but they also wanted to register vote against hs2 rail line, planning reforms as well that would make it easier to build houses and counties like buckinghamshire. he says the appalling state of our local roads, so long list of grievances. jae? appalling state of our local roads, so long list of grievances. joe? | so long list of grievances. joe? i think interestingly, the article talks— think interestingly, the article talks about planning. planning is perhaps— talks about planning. planning is perhaps

their candidate, sarah green, defeated the conservatives' peter fleet by a wide margin, gaining morerong orange force goes against a blue wall? the liberal democrats are claiming they can demolish conservative majorities in the same way as borisjohnson's party tore through labour strongholds in the north of england at the last election. what was really noticeable at the beginning of this campaign was when we knocked on doors in chesham and amersham, people kept saying to us, "you're the first politicians to knock on our doors and ask our opinions since i've lived here, and i've lived here 40 years" — or 30 years or 20 years. people in this area have been taken for granted by the conservatives, and that's why they've turned to the liberal democrats in such huge, huge numbers. the conservatives didn't expect to lose here. the liberal democrats grabbed a brick from the blue wall by relentlessly campaigning on local issues. their candidate opposed to a high—speed rail line, hs2. well, nationally, the party supports it. and they also say that proposed changes to the planning system played

as you can see, sarah green got more than 21,500 votes — the conservative candidate, peter fleet in acrats ed davey, said he was overjoyed by the by—election result. tonight, the voice of chesham and amersham is unmistakable. together, we have said enough is enough, we will be heard, and this government will listen. this campaign has shown that, no matter where you live or how supposedly safe a constituency may appear to be, if you want a liberal democrat member of parliament you can have a liberal democrat member of parliament. that, of the keen eyed amongst you, that was the winner of the by—election, sarah green. the leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey said he was overjoyed by the by—election result. this is a great result for the liberal democrats, huge swing to us, and do you know what? i think there are many conservatives, conservative mps must dash across the country you our way. there is a blue wall. people have been talking about the red wall. i think, after trashing, alison and sarah green's amazing victory, they'll be talking about the blue wool, they will be talk

i was there myself _ candidate, peter fleet. i was there myself a _ candidate, peter fleet. lot of people learned about _ example, a lot of people learned about hsz, which the late cheryl gillan— about hsz, which the late cheryl gillan had — about hsz, which the late cheryl gillan had campaigned strongly against — gillan had campaigned strongly against. the liberal democrats, big supporters— against. the liberal democrats, big supporters of eight days too. —— h52~ _ supporters of eight days too. —— h52~ there _ supporters of eight days too. —— hsz. there is a lot for us to understand to put ourselves in great shape _ understand to put ourselves in great shape for— understand to put ourselves in great shape for next time. ed understand to put ourselves in great shape for next time.— shape for next time. ed davy of the liberal democrats _ shape for next time. ed davy of the liberal democrats said _ shape for next time. ed davy of the liberal democrats said when - shape for next time. ed davy of the liberal democrats said when it i shape for next time. ed davy of the | liberal

i'm going to lose a fleet a step down, protest peters of asked us to call the phone the u. k. thousands of people taking off the demonstration and so forth of palestinian rights that the mom to get in to what they say is complicity israel of war crimes and the occupied palestinian territory by the u. k. and other g. some more on our top story. the g 7 summit in the u. k. joining us from london is actually one variety founder and ceo of pen g y, a group of la geopolitical consultancy. good to have with assess, so at china, us belton boat initiative, is to get some competition. it's about 70 years to latest. well, you're right saying that china is built in addition to the new one sort of piece of the puzzle in china is which to be the dominant nation in the world. did you 7 have come up with a proposal about the new legs on it as yet, but it's too late in the making, i do believe and also what they need to be thinking about is the funding aspect. no . so the why their vision aspect, which they haven't really solidified as a g 7, is supposed to be a grouping of the world's top

japan, admitted they helped form and this and chairman, the colors going fleet, the country in 2001, 900 michael taylor and his son peter were extradited from the united states. in march. gold was being held on financial misconduct charges when he escaped 11. he's still wanted by police in japan. the annual dragon boat race festival has been held in hong kong despite cobra. 1900 restrictions and tightening controls. it's one of the cities, most popular events, social distancing meant few races, inspect taxes this year. agent brown. the hong kong wants to show that life here will soon be back to normal. and on a day like this, that's easy to imagine. as hundreds of people took part in one of the territories biggest annual festival is the dragon boat race as seen the to some of as proof, hong kong freedoms remain intact. but it's also a place where it seems social distancing. rules are selectively and pools that hold back is read all this event can happen during the coven 19 condemning our team is fully vaccinated, and we have confidence in the ability of the organizer to maintain safety protocol . i'm not surprised, but

fleet japan. while our own bail in 2019 for special forces better and michael taylor and his son peter face up to 3 years in jail for bungling, going on to a private plane known as wanted in japan for fraud. no, we don't want well, the 1st time in 12 years is really have a new prime minister who is not been mean nothing, no former allies nestali bennett takes over as head of new coalition government narrowly approved by lawmakers. he's even more to the right than us on yahoo, but process israelis, a press start after 2 years of political stalemate, the on the streets of television celebrations to mark the end of an era and the dawn of a new one. after a frantic round of deal making the increasingly unpopular prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been pushed from power by an unlikely alliance. i celebrate i me and my friends who are celebrating the new government because if something new, something fresh, good for you. and all the sides of the country, i mean the right side, the left side, not only side, i think it's a dream of every child. netanyahu is replaced by enough, tallied bennett, who is

fleet, japan. while he was on battle in 2019 special forces, a veteran michael taylor and his son peter face up to 3 years in jail for smuggling was to go on to a private place to go and is still wanted in japan for fraud, for which the judge a gunman in italy has killed 2 children and an elderly man in a town near rome. in fact, was later found dead in the nearby house. an apparent suicide. local say was known to be mentally unstable, had threatened to kill legends before using extremely wrapped in italy. switzerland has naturally rejected a new law aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions. 51 percent of voters voted against the legislation and designed to help the country meet its powers climate agreement targets. it would have increased a surcharge on car fuel and imposed a levy on flight tickets. for the 1st time in 12 years, israelis have a prime minister who is not benjamin netanyahu. lawmakers not only approved a new coalition government led by former netanyahu allied nestali bennett, even further to the right than mister netanyahu and promising a fresh start of to 2 years of political sty

guilty to helping former nissan boss carlos gone fleet japan while out on bail and 2019 former special forces better in michael taylor and his son peter face up to 3 years in jail for smuggling going on to a private plane and is wanted in japan for fraud, a law aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions in switzerland has been narrowly defeated after 51 percent of voters rejected it. the legislation which was designed to help the country meet its paris climate agreement targets would have increased a surcharge on car fuel and imposed to levy on flight tickets and tens of thousands of right wing protestors have marched in madrid to denounced spanish government plans to pardon a dozen cadillac leaders, they were jailed for the roles in the 2017 failed independence bid. protest took place at the central square that has become a symbol for right wing demonstration. show these really parliament has nearly approved a new government putting an end to benjamin netanyahu. is record 12 years as prime minister. he'll be replaced by former line of tale bennett, who's even more to the right than nothing yahoo! but bennett is promising israelis a fr

peter weinberg and andrew bednar . coming out, talking about deals. one of the largest jet deals in the industry. united is ramping up its fleet.e breaking that down. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg markets. coming up myron brilliant head of international affairs. 12:30 in new york. 5:30 in london. this is bloomberg. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. and self order, rescue workers are digging for a fifth day in the rubble of a collapse, -- condo will doing -- condo but the thing -- condo building. in london, dozens of firefighters are fighting this cloud of black smoke rising from the station. authorities say four cars in a telephone boxing are on fire. the foreign scientist at a wuhan lab speaks out. what is become the world's most notorious lab just weeks before the first known cases of covid emerged in central china. the australian biologist wonders if she missed something. >> there was no chatter of anything. yeah, nothing strange from my point of view going on at that point that would make you say something is going on. >> there has been speculation the virus linked from the wuhan lab. the uss ques