you ousted the sitting welsh secretary david tc davies from his l secretary david tc davies from his a historic moment. he was the first welsh secretary to lose his seat. so quite a switch. how are you feeling today ahead of entering the chamber properly for the first time? it the chamber properly for the first time? , , ., . , time? it is 'ust an incredible honour time? it isjust an incredible honour and _ time? it isjust an incredible honour and the _ time? it isjust an incredible honour and the privilege - time? it isjust an incredible honour and the privilege ofl time? it isjust an incredible i honour and the privilege of my time? it isjust an incredible - honour and the privilege of my life to have been elected and selected by the people of monmouthshire, and it is incredibly exciting to be here. we went into the siambr once earlier this morning, and i didn't expect actually to feel so emotional. but it really was after six weeks of hard campaigning, it was extremely emotional. i also feel proud because the first woman mp that monmouthshire has ever returned to parliament. one fu

the welsh secretary david tc davies, taken out in monmouthshire.they took it. so a really good result for plaid. and they finished with four having been reduced nominally speaking to two under the boundary review. not all great news though, for labour candidates up and down the country. spare a thought forjonathan ashworth, the man who appears on radio four today programme or on the bbc to defend labour and speak for the shadow cabinet. 0n the cusp of power, and he's taken out by an independent who is campaigning on gaza and the middle east, who's critical ofjonathan ashworth, the shadow secretary for work and pensions, because he hadn't voted for a ceasefire. and there's a big minority vote, muslim minority vote, in leicester south. in fact, in four seats, we've seen independents take seats from labour on a campaign for gaza and the middle east. and jonathan ashworth certainly one of those who paid the price. you will see in the cabinet a lot of sympathy for him, because, in fact, rachel reeves and yvette cooper who have taken two of the great off

string of former tory cabinet members losing out, and last to declare was monmouthshire, where david tc davies wipe—out. where and how do they build back from here? and for labour, even though they constructed a successful campaign here, winning the majority of seats, their share of the vote is down, the lowest since 1935. a potential concern, maybe, going to the senedd elections in two years' time. you're wondering if welsh labour are looking at the figures below the headlines and are hearing some alarm bells, and are wondering why more of their support didn't turn out or in fact went elsewhere. they've only got 18 months before they go to the polls again in wales and you suspect that they ought to be asking those questions of themselves. and there were emotional scenes in ynys mon as plaid cymru won both their targets, benefiting from other parties�* drop in support. tomos morgan, bbc news, monmouth. moore history has been made overnight. for the first time, sinn fein has become northern ireland's largest party in westminster — but its members don't take their seats in the house of commons.

welsh secretary david tc davis. he lost his seat . yeah. the chief lost his seat. yeah.p, simon hart, lost his seat. the transport secretary most people have never heard of lost his seat. don't think he'll be lost. particularly lost his seat. really? i mean, trains didn't work. didn't ever say anything about it. trains were always companies, always on strike. i thought there were laws in place with this tory government to stop these wretched strikes. but no, never did anything about it. >> strikes there wasn't any difference between when there was a strike and the wasn't. i mean, why did they bring why do they bother bringing at all? >> well, hold your breath now. >> well, hold your breath now. >> there's going to be a lot more strikes. now, of course you will say that. >> well, no, they'll be settled very quickly and there'll be an inflationary effect. >> yeah, that's what they'll pay them more money. >> of course we, craig, we have that. we have yet to see. i mean at the moment we have a very good government about to come in and we will see what happens. >> well, we do

. >> meanwhile, the tories lost all their mps in wales after welsh secretary david tc davies lost hish labour took every snp seat in glasgow and edinburgh, while the scottish lib dems held on in edinburgh, west . those are on in edinburgh, west. those are the latest gv news headlines. for now, i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> well, we did just bring you keir starmer. sir keir starmer's first speech outside downing street as the prime minister of this country. and now we are joined with a new panel in the studio. we have journalist and broadcaster extraordinaire alastair stewart, we have matthew goodwin with us, professor of politics and international relations at the university of kent. we have emma webb, political commentator , as webb, political commentator, as well as political presentation coach graham davis. well as political presentation coach graham davis . well, coach graham davis. well, graham, i'm going to s

the welsh secretary david tc davies. not a single tory mp is left in wales.art a new chapter. damian grammaticas, bbc news. we are going to go to one of the big winners of the night, sir ed davey of the liberal democrats. what winners of the night, sir ed davey of the liberal democrats.- of the liberal democrats. what a ni . ht for of the liberal democrats. what a night for you? — of the liberal democrats. what a night for you? it _ of the liberal democrats. what a night for you? it has _ of the liberal democrats. what a night for you? it has been - night for you? it has been fantastic. it has been a record—breaking night. an historic step forward for the liberal democrats, the largest third party forcing _ democrats, the largest third party forcing parliament for over 100 years — forcing parliament for over 100 years are _ forcing parliament for over 100 years. are my positive campaign resonated — years. are my positive campaign resonated with people, particularly putting _ resonated with people, particularly putting health and care at the centre — putting h