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laughter i'm chidi, i live in bromley in south london. oh, notfar. i've always lived in london. be an interesting journey. and here is the second group, cosying up in the carriage. hi, i'm april, i come from hertfordshire, so today to get to the station, it only took me about 15 minutes. oh, that's nice. my name is kissy and i come from nottingham. so, getting here, it took around maybe two hours. i took the train up _ from cardiff central to paddington and then i got a taxi, - a london cab, which was pretty cool because it's one - of the things i wanted to do, go in a london cab. good morning, just checking your tickets. are you watching the - football at the moment? yes. i watched a bit of the highlights on my phone yesterday - in the hotel room. i like watching it when it's like one of the bigger games, like, you know the world cup or euros, but when it's one of the more smaller games, i don't really like watching it as much. i get bored faster. what about you ? i don't watch football. laughter so, what made you move to scotland from surrey? i got married. oh, ok, so love mov

my question is the conservatives _ bromley. go on, nick.behind them, opening up— only a handful of seats behind them, opening up the possibility of a discussion that the liberal democrats could become the official opposition. how would sir ed davey handle _ opposition. how would sir ed davey handle the — opposition. how would sir ed davey handle the responsibility of becoming the leader of the opposition and the new place of the official— opposition and the new place of the official opposition party up against what is _ official opposition party up against what is predicted to be a labour supermajority?_ what is predicted to be a labour supermajority? superma'ority? don't say you don't answer supermajority? don't say you don't answer hypotheticals. _ supermajority? don't say you don't answer hypotheticals. don't - supermajority? don't say you don't answer hypotheticals. don't say i answer hypotheticals. don't say there is only one poll that matters. i have a private conversation with nick, if away! i am focused on making sure we have as man

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it's bob bromley. independent mark samuel and labour ben taylor. >> yes, and we also mentioned the seat of basildon and billericay in essex . so here are billericay in essex. so here are the candidates standing. they're the candidates standing. they're the british democratic party , the british democratic party, christopher bateman standing for them. reform uk stephen connolly, green, stuart josh howie, labour. alex harrison, conservative. richard holden, trade unionist and socialist coalition party dave murray, liberal democrat edward sainsbury. >> well still to come, we'll be taking a look to britain's newsroom what promises to be a very busy show. but that's next. this gb news. >> now, britain's newsroom is coming up at 930. andrew pierce and bev turner are here to tell us all about it. morning, you two. >> morning. well, division in the labour party over this. private schools vat policy, isn't it? they're going to start tearing a strip out of each other. >> well, credit to camilla tominey. yesterda

children's hospital has been affected and we've heard from gp services across bexley, greenwich, lewisham, bromleysomware crews, who are making hundreds— targets? these ransomware crews, who are making hundreds of— targets? these ransomware crews, who are making hundreds of millions - targets? these ransomware crews, who are making hundreds of millions from . are making hundreds of millions from this kind of operation, where the victims pay them to get them out of trouble. at one stage, they said they don't attack hospitals and things that will harm people. that went away about a year and half ago. we mormon attacks on your services because this is the kind of attack that has an instant impact on people. i don't know if you know you're listening to the news at couple weeks ago. we had these giant acts involving hundreds of millions who have had data stolen, and that is externally serious and we are still trying to work out the ramifications. here's an attack was instant. all that data that they've been storing cannot be accessed because it's been stolen or encrypted by the hackers. that is a knock