there should be an election, a by—election in mid bedfordshire.t a by—election desperately and want to vote labour. so yes, of course we reflect but we're moving forward here because of course, you know, the goal is to get to that general election. and does labour need to rethink its policies on climate change as a whole? look, i think we need to learn the lessons of these elections and that is our strategy is working because selby was a historic win. of course we need to also learn the lessons of uxbridge and i think when it comes to green commitments, it's not a question of whether they should be done. of course they need to be done, it's how they're done. and so there's a discussion to be had about that. but you know, we all know what those obligations are. but, you know, we're not just looking over our shoulder going backwards. we're pushing forward now. that's why we're here in bedfordshire, campaigning today for what should be a by—election before too long, i hope. a mass march by thousands of protesters in israel is heading for its final de

the army veteran walked 100 laps of his bedfordshire garden at the start of lockdown, raising millionschi izundu reports. captain sir tom moore was hailed as a covid hero when he walked 100 laps of his garden before his 100th birthday at his home in bedfordshire during the first lockdown, raising more than £33 million for the nhs. he had only planned to raise a thousand. the captain tom foundation was registered in 2020 to help distribute those funds. sir tom was knighted and honoured with an raf fly past before his death in 2021. now, last year, the charity commission launched an inquiry into the foundation over concerns about its independence from a family business. it confirmed, though, that the millions raised by captain sir tom handed over to nhs charities together isn't part of this investigation. and today, more criticism, after planning applications showed that captain sir tom's daughter and husband hannah and colin ingram moore had used the foundation's name to apply to build a new building here for the foundation and it was later used as a spa. the planning application was re

bedfordshire police blames an administrative error and said interviews with the woman took place in responsestigation into an officer accused of having sex with multiple victims of rape. two former members of its professional standards team say the detective inspector's phone was wiped remotely following his arrest after best practice wasn't followed. i was absolutely shocked that somebody... that case is off the barometer disgraceful. just the footage that you've got from that young woman would be really concerning. baroness casey's review found that the metropolitan police is institutionally misogynist. it'sjust so shocking. he works in professional standards. she says delays in dealing with claims of misconduct are unacceptable. it's jaw—droppingly appalling that you have cases of really serious sexual allegations made against police officers that simply go on for years. 0ur information requests have also found that individual officers have faced as many as 20 allegations. one who faced nine was only given a final written warning. these people are already traumatised, aren't they? the nat

one victim of domestic abuse told bedfordshire police she'd been raped by an inspector, allegations recordeddeo during two visits to her home. but the bbc has learned that footage was then deleted. bedfordshire police blames an administrative error and said interviews with the woman took place in response. we've also been told that the metropolitan police botched an investigation into an officer accused of having sex with multiple victims of rape. two former members of its professional standards team say the detective inspector's phone was wiped remotely following his arrest after best practice wasn't followed. i was absolutely shocked that somebody... that case is off the barometer disgraceful. just the footage that you've got from that young woman would be really concerning. baroness casey's review found that the metropolitan police is institutionally misogynist. it'sjust so shocking. he works in professional standards. she says delays in dealing with claims of misconduct are unacceptable. it's jaw—droppingly appalling that you have cases of really serious sexual allegations made against p

one victim of domestic abuse told bedfordshire police she'd been raped by an inspector, allegations recordeddeo during two visits to her home. but the bbc has learned that footage was then deleted. bedfordshire police blames an administrative error and said interviews with the woman took place in response. we've also been told that the metropolitan police botched an investigation into an officer accused of having sex with multiple victims of rape. two former members of its professional standards team say the detective inspector's phone was wiped remotely following his arrest after best practice wasn't followed. i was absolutely shocked that somebody... that case is off the barometer disgraceful. just the footage that you've got from that young woman would be really concerning. baroness casey's review found that the metropolitan police is institutionally misogynist. it'sjust so shocking. he works in professional standards. she says delays in dealing with claims of misconduct are unacceptable. it's jaw—droppingly appalling that you have cases of really serious sexual allegations made against p

, that might it easierfor the in mid bedfordshire, that might it easier for the conservatives to hang the panel. richard holden, you've come on for this final hour and, actually, that result in selby and ainsty — that swing, that 24% swing from the conservatives to labour — a 29% swing from conservatives to the liberal democrats in somerton and frome. you held uxbridge and frome. you held uxbridge and south ruislip, but there was still a 6.7% swing for labour. are you worried now that the next election is lost? well, they're very mixed results. big variety of local factors at play there. earlier tonight, i think people would have thought that uxbridge was perhaps even the most vulnerable of all of those seats. clearly quite different results in different areas. i think it's quite clear we now need to have an absolutely laser—like focus on the people's priorities which are the prime minister's priorities. and that is mostly around the economy, around inflation, around growth, around ensuring debt�*s under control. because i think only by delivering on those priorities will the people r

, a multimillion—pound criminal investigation led by jon boutcher, a former chief constable of bedfordshirekeknife. a catalyst for operation kenova was the sandy lynch case, because the omission of crucial information from prosecuting authorities in that case eventually exposed the existence of secrets that had been concealed. barra mcgrory, a former director of public prosecutions in northern ireland, was among those integral to the setting up of operation kenova. the decision to prosecute any criminal charge is one for the director of public prosecutions, and the director of public prosecutions alone. in the wake of the sandy lynch episode, a decision to prosecute those arrested was taken in the absence of all relevant material. information and material which was integral to the events, which should have been before the then—director of public prosecutions, who was sir alasdair fraser qc, my predecessor, was withheld from the director. and which, had it been made available to him, would most likely have led the then—director to the conclusion that he shouldn't prosecute. so, while my init

kenova, a multimillion—pound criminal investigation led byjon boutcher, a former chief constable of bedfordshiree. a catalyst for operation kenova was the sandy lynch case, because the omission of crucial information from prosecuting authorities in that case eventually exposed the existence of secrets that had been concealed. barra mcgrory, a former director of public prosecutions in northern ireland, was among those integral to the setting up of operation kenova. the decision to prosecute any criminal charge is one for the director of public prosecutions, and the director of public prosecutions alone. in the wake of the sandy lynch episode, a decision to prosecute those arrested was taken in the absence of all relevant material. information and material which was integral to the events, which should have been before the then—director of public prosecutions, who was sir alasdair fraser qc, my predecessor, was withheld from the director. and which, had it been made available to him, would most likely have led the then—director to the conclusion that he shouldn't prosecute. so, while my initial co

large pits said to be from the stone age have been discovered on a building site in bedfordshire.8,000 years old. travel now and let's see how the tube is looking. there's no service on the bakerloo line between queen's park and elephant & castle southbound. a good service elsewhere. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. there is very limited brightness around this morning. a largely cloudy start. and a largely cloudy day with some outbreaks of rain. these outbreaks of rain potentially interrupting play at wimbledon. they gradually intensify, becoming heavier through the afternoon, more prolonged spells of rain. can't rule out a rumble of thunder. temperatures reaching 19 celsius. into the evening it is going to stay quite wet. gradually overnight the heavy rain will spiral away. behind it the cloud will break, clearer spells by dawn. but as it breaks the wind will also strengthen. minimum temperature around nine celsius. tomorrow it is looking like a dry start. breezy to start with. then we will see this cloud edging in through the day. as the heat of the day get

you've got bid bedfordshire with nadine dorries.s labelled party. party is lagging behind sir keir starmer's labelled party. jonathan, thank ou starmer's labelled party. jonathan, thank you very _ starmer's labelled party. jonathan, thank you very much. _ starmer's labelled party. jonathan, thank you very much. just - starmer's labelled party. jonathan, thank you very much. just a - starmer's labelled party. jonathan, i thank you very much. just a reminder to our viewers. there are 17 candidates standing for election in uxbridge, and you can find the full list of all of the candidates on our website. a by—election is taking place on thursday, july. just a reminder before we go, the prime minister has given his condolences and response after that crash into a school building in south london earlier today in which an eight—year—old girl die. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. temperatures have been a little bit below average for the first week ofjuly. however, things are set to get a lot hotter as we look at the forecast f

and so i'm here bedfordshire.y and want to vote labour. so yes, of course we reflect, but we're moving forward here because of course , you know, the goal is to course, you know, the goal is to get that general election . get that general election. >> police are appealing for possible victims of a photographer who raped a woman in his london studio to come forward . sharon johnson lured forward. sharon johnson lured a woman to a local pub after she had paid him to take pictures for her. he told her she was attending a networking event and encouraged her to get drunk before returning back to the studio . the 42 year old man was studio. the 42 year old man was jailed for 11 years. police say the woman may not be his only victim and are appealing for others to come forward . fire others to come forward. fire fighters in greece are battling blazes as the country swelters through a heatwave supported by water bombers and reinforcements from abroad. emergency crews continued their efforts to bring the wildfires under co

over in mid bedfordshire, nadine dorries, do anyway.ver in mid bed rememberiadine dorries, do anyway. over in mid bed remember she1e dorries, do anyway. over in mid bed remember she resigned.. do anyway. over in mid bed remember she resigned. she you remember she resigned. she said she going to go said she was going to go immediately well, town immediately. well, flint town council saying , go on then, council are saying, go on then, off because of course off you go. because of course she has not gone anywhere. do you think she should should there be a by—election? should she be allowed to resign and basically absolute nothing basically do absolute nothing about thoughts on all about it? your thoughts on all of that? we'll have it all to come. but first, we get come. but first, shall we get the tatiana the headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> michel, thank you very much. and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom. plans to move 2000 migrants to scampton in lincolnshire have been delayed until october. officials had indicated t

we are in mid bedfordshire.th us in the same way that the people in so way that the people have in so much sabina nessa in north much in sabina nessa in north shropshire and back in chesham and amersham. >> christine, we're running out of time, so i just need a yes no answer to the following question. will you do a pact with labour at the next general election? or okay. election? yes or no? no okay. thank you for that, christine jardine, to speak you jardine, lovely to speak to you this sunday thank you this sunday morning. thank you very just a minute, very much. in just a minute, we'll the government's we'll get the government's reaction bruising reaction to those two bruising by—election defeats. when i speak planning minister lee speak to planning minister lee rowley, don't anywhere . rowley, don't go anywhere. >> that warm feeling inside made from boxt boilers is proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good morning. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest news

mid bedfordshire wendi deng doris- also putting our resources into midi bedfordshire wendi deng dorist would mean how significant that is, whether it is enough at a national level, we will pick up thejohn curtice in just a moment. i think we might be getting close to result, just before we do, in somerton and frome. let'sjust stay on the pictures here in somerset, because, again, there is a little bit of activity. it looks as if the returning officer or candidates are making their way onto the stage... yes, in fact they are. here we are, let's dip into what's going on in somerton and frome. we can see that, certainly, sarah dyke it was almost certainly in lib dem mines to have one at this seat. let's listen to the returning officer as the announcement... somerset council election of members of parliament, somerton and frome constituency. i, robert pruitt, the returning officer in the election, do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate at the said election is as follows. corke, lorna irene bromley, christian peoples alliance, 202 six. dimery, martinjohn

that's bedfordshire regiment.t's another link that the orange institution has with the british army. and in particular the military and the navy . you'll military and the navy. you'll see all these links demonstrated through the bands and the lodges today. >> yeah, well, that's wonderful. and as you know, dougie and i went to rossnowlagh at the weekend where they have the 12th celebration in the republic of ireland. we had a wonderful day there . so let's go and see the there. so let's go and see the 12th celebration in county donegal . donegal. >> well, the day is our annual 12th for the border counties. cavan, monaghan, donegal and leitrim and it's been going on for a long time. back in the early part of the century . early part of the century. well, it's hailed as the number of lodges are still the same as it was, say, about 40 or 50 years ago, and some of them seems to be increasing and we have one new band for them. the year lodge is formed, a new band . district master david mahon painting a clear picture as

like hertfordshire, oxfordshire, cambridgeshire , oxfordshire, cambridgeshire, buckinghamshire, bedfordshire sussex. those surrey and sussex. all those true blue heartlands if you like, the counties where like, the home counties where it's democrats it's now the liberal democrats really challenging the conservatives. we have conservatives. now we have a second front in west country second front in the west country , our traditional heartlands, if you liberal you like, the liberal traditional that traditional heartlands. that means force to be means that we are force to be reckoned with in next reckoned with in the next general election . general election. >> in other news tonight, the trial for former us president donald trump's classified documents case will take place on the 20th of may next year. that's less than six months ahead of the us presidential election. trump is the current front runner for the republican nomination . in that race, around nomination. in that race, around 3000 asylum seekers will be housed in non hotel sites by the autumn. this includes bibby stockholm barge in do

like hertfordshire, oxfordshire, cambridgeshire , oxfordshire, cambridgeshire, buckinghamshire, bedfordshire sussex. those surrey and sussex. all those true blue heartlands if you like, the counties where like, the home counties where it's democrats it's now the liberal democrats really challenging the conservatives. we have conservatives. now we have a second front in west country second front in the west country , our traditional heartlands, if you liberal you like, the liberal traditional that traditional heartlands. that means force to be means that we are force to be reckoned with in next reckoned with in the next general election . general election. >> in other news tonight, the trial for former us president donald trump's classified documents case will take place on the 20th of may next year. that's less than six months ahead of the us presidential election. trump is the current front runner for the republican nomination . in that race, around nomination. in that race, around 3000 asylum seekers will be housed in non hotel sites by the autumn. this includes bibby stockholm barge in do

there should be an election, a by—election in mid bedfordshire .m here talking to local residents , to people who local residents, to people who are now fed up and want a by—election desperately and want to vote labour. so yes, of course we reflect, but we're moving forward here because of course, you know, the goal is to get to that general election . get to that general election. >> police are appealing for possible victims of a fatal roofer who raped a woman in his london studio to come forward . london studio to come forward. sritharan santhan lured a woman to a local pub after she had paid him to take pictures for her. paid him to take pictures for hen he paid him to take pictures for her. he told her she was attending a networking event and encouraged her to get drunk before returning back to the studio . the 42 year old man was studio. the 42 year old man was jailed for ii studio. the 42 year old man was jailed for 11 years. police said the woman may not be his only victim and are appealing for others to come forward . others to come forward

there should be an election, a by—election in mid bedfordshire .i'm here talking to local residents , to people who local residents, to people who are now fed up and want a by—election desperately and want to vote labour. so yes, of course we reflect, but we're moving forward here because of course, you know, the goal is to get to that general election . get to that general election. >> police are appealing for possible victims of a fatal roofer who raped a woman in his london studio to come forward . london studio to come forward. sritharan santhan lured a woman to a local pub after she had paid him to take pictures for her. paid him to take pictures for hen he paid him to take pictures for her. he told her she was attending a networking event and encouraged her to get drunk before returning back to the studio . the 42 year old man was studio. the 42 year old man was jailed for ii studio. the 42 year old man was jailed for 11 years. police said the woman may not be his only victim and are appealing for others to come forward . others to come forwa

like hertfordshire, oxfordshire, cambridgeshire , oxfordshire, cambridgeshire, buckinghamshire, bedfordshireey and sussex. all those true blue heartlands if you like, the home counties where it's now the liberal democrats really challenging the conservatives. have conservatives. now we have a second front in the west country , heartlands, if , our traditional heartlands, if you like, the liberal traditional heartlands. that means that we are a force to be reckoned next reckoned with in the next general election. >> news tonight, the >> in other news tonight, the trial us president trial for former us president donald trump's classified documents case will take place on the 20th of may next year. that's less than six months ahead of the us presidential election. trump is the current front runner for the republican nomination in the race, one of the victims of june's nottingham attacks was described as an angeuc attacks was described as an angelic girl at her funeral today , at least 1000 people paid today, at least 1000 people paid their respects to 19 year old grace o'malley kumar at westmin

like hertfordshire, oxfordshire, cambridgeshire , oxfordshire, cambridgeshire, buckinghamshire, bedfordshire and sussex. all those true blue heartlands if you like, the home counties where it's now the liberal democrats really the really challenging the conservatives. we conservatives. now we have a second front in the west country , traditional if , our traditional heartlands, if you liberal you like, the liberal traditional heartlands. that means a force to be means that we are a force to be reckoned with next reckoned with in the next general election. >> in news tonight, the >> in other news tonight, the trial former president trial for former us president donald trump's classified documents case will take place on the 20th of may next year. that's less than six months ahead of the us presidential election. trump is the current front runner for the republican nomination in the race, one of the victims of june's nottingham attacks was described as an angeuc attacks was described as an angelic girl at her funeral today , at least 1000 people paid today, at least 1000 people paid their resp

like hertfordshire, oxfordshire, cambridgeshire , oxfordshire, cambridgeshire, buckinghamshire, bedfordshirex all those true blue heartlands , if you like, blue heartlands, if you like, the home counties where it's now the home counties where it's now the democrats really the liberal democrats really challenging the conservatives. now front in now we have a second front in the country , our the west country, our traditional if you traditional heartlands, if you like, traditional like, the liberal traditional heartlands. we heartlands. that means that we are a force to be reckoned with in next general election . in the next general election. >> around 3000 asylum seekers will be housed in non—hotel sites by the autumn . the sites by the autumn. the alternative sites include the bibby stockholm barge in dorset and former military sites in essex and lincolnshire . the move essex and lincolnshire. the move comes as part of the government's plan to reduce the use of hotels in housing migrants, which the home office says cost taxpayers £6 million a day. all three sites are said to provide basic an

hertfordshire, oxfordshire, cambridgeshire , buckinghamshire, cambridgeshire, buckinghamshire, bedfordshirerrey and sussex. all those true blue heartlands if you like, the home counties where it's now the liberal democrats really challenging the conservatives. now we have a second the west country second front in the west country , traditional heartlands, if , our traditional heartlands, if you liberal you like, the liberal traditional that traditional heartlands. that means force to be means that we are force to be reckoned with in next reckoned with in the next general election. >> in other news this evening, the trial for former us president donald trump's classified documents case will take place on the 20th of may next year. that's less than six months ahead of the us president election. trump is the current front runner for the republican nomination in the . race. one of nomination in the. race. one of the victims of june's nottingham attacks was described as an angeuc attacks was described as an angelic girl at her funeral today , at least 1000 people paid today, at least 1000 people

hertfordshire, oxfordshire, cambridgeshire , buckinghamshire, cambridgeshire, buckinghamshire, bedfordshirerrey and sussex. all those true blue heartlands if you like, the home counties where it's now the liberal democrats really challenging the conservatives. now we have a second the west country second front in the west country , traditional heartlands, if , our traditional heartlands, if you liberal you like, the liberal traditional that traditional heartlands. that means force to be means that we are force to be reckoned with in the next general election. >> in other news this evening, the former us the trial for former us president trump's president donald trump's classified documents case will take place on the 20th of may next year. that's less than six months ahead of the us president election. trump is the current front runner for the republican nomination in the . race. one of nomination in the. race. one of the victims of june's nottingham attacks was described as an angeuc attacks was described as an angelic girl at her funeral today , at least 1000 people paid today, at least 1

about the blue wall in places like hertfordshire, oxfordshire , cambridgeshire, buckinghamshire, bedfordshirerrey and sussex, all those true blue heartlands , if you true blue heartlands, if you like, the home counties where it's liberal democrats it's now the liberal democrats really challenging the conservatives. have conservatives. now we have a second in the west country second front in the west country , heartlands, if , our traditional heartlands, if you liberal you like, the liberal traditional that traditional heartlands. that means a force to be means that we are a force to be reckoned with in the next general election. well another news this evening. >> a trial date has been set for former us president donald trump in his classified files case. according to court documents, it will take place on the 20th of may next year. the criminal trial will come less than six months ahead of the november 2024 us presidential election. trump is the current front runner for the republican nomination in the . race for us, nomination in the. race for us, johnson will hand over messages from his own

, and , bedfordshire, surrey and sussex. , you know, sussex.iberal democrats really challenging the conservatives. now we have a second front in the west country , heartlands, if second front in the west country , like, heartlands, if second front in the west country , like, liberalrtlands, if you like, the liberal traditional heartlands. that means that a force to be means that we are a force to be reckoned in next reckoned with in the next general election . general election. >> and i've been counting it's around 14 seats that have got a smaller majority than the one that they've achieved here. so if they were to do the same sort of swing in a general election , of swing in a general election, they could pretty much dominate they could pretty much dominate the south—west again. and that would mean big trouble for the conservatives . conservatives. >> jeff, thank you very much indeed for that. well, let's bnngin indeed for that. well, let's bring in our political reporter olivia utley at westminster with, we understand the prime minister in do

applied for permission to build a captain tom foundation building in the grounds of their home in bedfordshire2021. an additional application for a building containing a spa and pool was refused by planning authorities . this is gb news. authorities. this is gb news. more headlines from me shortly. now, though, it's back to . patrick >> the n hs patrick >> the nhs is a cult. there i said it. it's a toe curling religious cult. just look at the absolute state of what our political leaders did today. they literally worshipped at the altar of our beloved nhs. they didn't attend pmqs so they could go to a church service at westminster abbey to mark its 75th birthday. there were readings sunak from matthew come you that are blessed by my father inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world, for i was hungry and you gave me food . sir keir starmer reading from revelation. see the home of god is among mortals. he will dwell with them. they will be his peoples and god himself will be with them. he will wipe every tear from their eyes. never has the phrase jesus wept been more ap

he's there in bedfordshire. lee you know what? they they let their swimming pools out to the public, etcetera , to out to the public, etcetera, to various clubs. >> and we've got about 7% of the children, i believe , that are in children, i believe, that are in private education. now, that massively goes up to sixth form, which is around about 17 to 18% of children in private education. so a lot of them are on scholarships. we start taxing. >> they're going to lose their scholarships. and so therefore, the education is going to come down. and i think it's going to cost more to provide places for a lot of these private school kids that won't be able to afford to go to private school anymore. >> you think you'd worked that out? he hasn't. he wants out? but he hasn't. he wants to do he's to do that when he's going to u—turn, obviously. right. well, listen, much, listen, thank you very much, jonathan , mike jonathan jones in solihull, mike donovan in oxfordshire, and lee webb in bedfordshire. thank you very it's time now very much. ri

it's1030 and we're all heading to bedfordshire fairly sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> we're trying to keep takes a as i take it, it is so long as you pay as i take it, it is so long as you pay the toll. sorry, i don't fully understand your email, wayne, but i'll have another look at it very, very shortly. >> a very good point. just made here by my colleagues here. sadiq khan wants to control the way that the people of greater london move around. that's what it's all about. it's about control. he would prefer everybody to go on public transport because then they're monitored by the state. and the state tells them where they can go and where they can't go. they hate the idea of you getting up at 5:00 in the morning, jumping in and driving, at 5:00 in the morning, jumping in and driving , for in your car and driving, for instance, from wimbledon down to croydon and then going into central london, doing some shopping at john lewis, then coming back, he thinks that's outrageous , that you have the outrageous, that you have the freedom of movement . he wants to freedom of movement. he wants to d

about at the moment which hasn't yet been triggered but could potentially be is the seat of mid—bedfordshirehe had of course it a few weeks ago that she would be resigning as an mp with immediate effect. howevershe resigning as an mp with immediate effect. however she hasn't actually resigned yet, meaning there isn't actually a date or possible by—election that we have for that seat yet, so if mps endorse this report and the sanction of it. that would probably trigger another by—election in tamworth. the conservatives would certainly feel the heat on this particularly because of the background of how we got here as outlined in this report. thank you. we will let you go, i know you have a lot of report reading ahead of you. i should say just looking at our bbc news website, it isjust just looking at our bbc news website, it is just being reported on the website that the report says chris pincher has now been suspended from the house of commons for eight weeks, for deeply inappropriate and shameful behaviour, the report says. the website was on to say it means a by—election in tamworth is now

it's1030 and we're all heading to bedfordshire fairly sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> we're trying to keep takes a as i take it, it is so long as you pay as i take it, it is so long as you pay the toll. sorry, i don't fully understand your email, wayne, but i'll have another look at it very, very shortly. >> a very good point. just made here by my colleagues here. sadiq khan wants to control the way that the people of greater london move around. that's what it's all about. it's about control. he would prefer everybody to go on public transport because then they're monitored by the state. and the state tells them where they can go and where they can't go. they hate the idea of you getting up at 5:00 in the morning, jumping in car and driving, at 5:00 in the morning, jumping in car and driving , for in your car and driving, for instance, from wimbledon down to croydon and then going into central london, doing some shopping at john lewis, then coming back, he thinks that's outrageous , that you have the outrageous, that you have the freedom of movement . he wants to freedom of movement. he wa

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and it will be the universities like where i work, which is bedfordshire university, which will sufferg class young people and mature students won't get that chance to go to university. and perhaps just study because they want to learn something. we to offer. now we're turning these degrees a piece of paper into a job. and actually that's not what education is . education is what education is. education is something completely different to job. >> well , aiden, do to job. >> well, aiden, do you think there is such a thing as a mickey mouse degree? is that a fair term? >> i don't. fairterm? >> i don't. i would have said that 25 years ago when the snobbery was very much present in sixth form college. i'm in my sixth form college. i'm somebody actually made somebody who actually chose made every age of every decision from the age of nine with the the aim of nine with the with the aim of carrying it through to the career i eventually ended career that i eventually ended up in. but then rent up in. but then i rent to students the students now all over the country rent to every country and o

and it will be the universities like where i work, which is bedfordshire university, which will sufferung people and mature students won't get that chance to go to university. and perhaps just study because they want to learn something. we to offer. now we're turning these degrees a piece of paper into a job. and actually that's not what education is . education is what education is. education is something completely different to job. >> well , aiden, do to job. >> well, aiden, do you think there is such a thing as a mickey mouse degree? is that a fair term? >> i don't. fairterm? >> i don't. i would have said that 25 years ago when the snobbery was very much present in sixth form college. i'm in my sixth form college. i'm somebody actually made somebody who actually chose made every age of every decision from the age of nine with the the aim of nine with the with the aim of carrying it through to the career eventually ended career that i eventually ended up then i to up in. but then i rent to students now all the students now all over the country rent to every country and our rent to e

poor people in mid bedfordshire deserve a chance to elect somebody and somebody elect somebody new andlly going to get us con nadine dorries resign >> nadine dorries can resign when . in my opinion. when she wants. in my opinion. >> she hasn't voted since april i >> -- >> i'm going to go with kwasi kwarteng oil. the kwarteng and just stop oil. the nincompoops as today's union. jack has kwasi kwarteng , matthew jack has kwasi kwarteng, matthew laser and the sensational birthday girl nana akua thank you to my superstar panel back at the weekend . of course i will at the weekend. of course i will see you tomorrow . but next up, see you tomorrow. but next up, it's headliners with their irreverent take on tomorrow's front pages . good night. front pages. good night. >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar the proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there . i'm jonathan >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. we have seen a few showers around today. some of those on the heavier side, but incr

poor people in mid bedfordshire deserve a chance to elect somebody and somebody elect somebody new ando's actually going to get us con nadine dorries resign >> nadine dorries can resign when . in my opinion. when she wants. in my opinion. >> she hasn't voted since april i >> -- >> i'm going to go with kwasi kwarteng oil. the kwarteng and just stop oil. the nincompoops as today's union. jack has kwasi kwarteng , matthew jack has kwasi kwarteng, matthew laser and the sensational birthday girl nana akua thank you to my superstar panel back at the weekend . of course i will at the weekend. of course i will see you tomorrow . but next up, see you tomorrow. but next up, it's headliners with their irreverent take on tomorrow's front pages . good night. front pages. good night. >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar the proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there . i'm jonathan >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. we have seen a few showers around today. some of those on the heavier side,

and now we're looking we've got three coming on july the 20th, probably mid bedfordshire once nadineto finally resigning her seat as she said she would do weeks ago and now this one as well. so those will come in the autumn again, you know , just autumn and again, you know, just for argument's if he was for argument's sake, if he was to rishi sunak on july the to lose rishi sunak on july the 20th, all three of it's 20th, all three of them, it's going be a pretty miserable going to be a pretty miserable summer then back summer for them. and then back again the autumn with another again in the autumn with another two elections two very difficult by elections to come going into party conference season. you know, just the bad news just keeps coming for rishi sunak. and as i say, best efforts to say, despite his best efforts to try front foot on try and get on the front foot on things immigration , asian things like immigration, asian crime , it just doesn't seem to crime, it just doesn't seem to be able to move on. and labour are taking full advantage and with a very difficult summer and

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so bedfordshire businesses now have apprentices on the factory floor earning £48,000 a year on qualificationsily beating cost of living pressures . cost of living pressures. >> so what more can we do to get schools to promote apprenticeships to pupils and parents as our colleges and institutes of technology are great poverty busting institutions ? institutions? >> well, my honourable friend makes an excellent point. one of the practical steps that we are taking is to put all apprenticeships onto the ucas system. this autumn, which will make sure that they have parity of esteem in the classroom. increased information for parents and teachers. but at the same time, mr speaker, as i announced earlier this week, we are clamping down on university courses that fail to deliver good because what we good outcomes because what we should be doing is providing young people best young people with the best opportunities them to get on opportunities for them to get on in and absolutely in life. and he's absolutely right should include right that that should include apprenticeships . apprenticeships. >> da

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