from barnet from barnet homes, not a single person was available.anage to get brian coleman to come on, he was a conservative member of barnet council between 1988 in 2014 and a former mayor of the borough, while lots of the planning and work in this regeneration project happened. we also heard from annie, who you saw in our film, and director ken loach, who, in 1966, directed a landmark film that highlighted the devastating impact of homelessness on a young mum and her children. mr coleman, thank you for stepping up. could you live in a flat like that? absolutely not. why should annie? that is why we are developing the estate. a vast amount of regeneration has already taken place and it is a huge success story. pause that. so, you could not live in a flat with damp or cockroaches or drug addicts injecting outside yourfront door? no. so, why should annie? well, these issues should be dealt with. obviously barnet home's not going to spend vast amounts of money on a block of flats that is going to be brought down in two years' time. you can see the lo

i didn't get reimbursed by barnet homes or barnet council. they don't care.to live like that. they're knocking this down, they don'tt want to put money into it. we are social cleansing at its best. we should feel deserved to have this place that we should be happy that we live in these conditions and that our children live like this. but they genuinely do not care. i've had enough, really. ifelt like i was not being listened to by barnet council. i felt like they were telling me one thing and other people another, so then i started knocking on every single person's door, took their numbers, popped them in a whatsapp group and now everybody chats. everybody has come together like a community now. who are you driving out to give this spanking, brand— new, shiny regeneration to? who are you doing it to? people with money. you are not looking at the people who have lived here for 10, 15, 11, how many years. they just think that they can just leave it to rot to the ground with us people in it. so, now, as we are coming together as an association, now as we're comi

and a tree and the entrepreneurs do the dead know nick is collaborating here with the university of barnet but he still needs to convince the bank otherwise all the work was for nothing as i've been out here as much as the view i'm here to see how the production process works and the testing time is that's what it is it's something we want to finance on a large scale can it even be implemented on a small scale what does the product look like and how is it made. how convincing is the customer attitude it is desire to make a difference of a big as we have here i have several mills here on campus this is a cutting mill that will let you have in the factory but this one's on the. as a do the cutting there will be about 3 metres high i can hide behind that. this is for the huge advantage of making paper out of grass fibers is that we don't need around 2 liters of water per tonne of raw material as opposed to 6000 liters. making paper out of grass protects resources and it's a convincing argument this debate how much will you process the seed the stuff the aim is to produce $25000.00 tons a year

families in the last remaining block of flats of a huge regeneration scheme in barnet are coping with inject heroin on the stairs. residents told us exclusively they feel they are being left to rot. sean has this exclusive report. we cannot carry on living here.

and then this example from the liberal democrats in the chipping barnet constituency in the west of londonn. ishould point come across as a political communication. i should point out we looked more widely at this so we could see more examples of the liberal democrats doing this than any other political party, we found at least seven or eight other lib dems candidates using this same kind of local newspaper format for the material. briefly, this kind of advertising has been used before in campaigns but perhaps it is more acute this time in this election? has been used before but more obvious this year perhaps because people are pointing this out on social media. should point out editors of local newspapers are quite concerned about this, one in basingstoke called it a flagrant attempt to manipulate voters in the organisation which represents newspapers said this could damage trust in both the news media and in politicians as well. thank you. jim mentioned some of the candidates in individual seats. for a full list of candidates standing look at the bbc website. back tomorrow at 10am. have