, wilson before callaghan, a lot of sleaze allegations there and one for elections at a five.und as well him this vaccine roll—out being very successful in britain, that doesn't apply at the moment. but it might well do when the economic consequences of the pandemic are addressed along with all the other chaotic things going on in number ten, incedentally including brexit. so, otherfactors might also come into play. we will find out any i local elections, then, what the people think - because it will be a barometer if you like, is this really - just on the political classes? as important as it is. there are three, possibly for investigations here, l so there must be something serious in this, but the sun. is shining, britain has one - of the most successful vaccine roll—outs in the world, we are hearing there l is going to be - an economic revival. how are people going to vote? are they going to vote? and does this really matter to the british public - in the same way that it matters to our conversation today - and to the pundits - and parliamentarians? as you say, and we will

i came here whenjames callaghan was prime minister and i can say this much, that no prime minister inso much pressure as borisjohnson has been in the past one week for his personal conduct. and this is serious because now that the electoral commission has taken up the matter, it is going to investigate it and it sees reasonable grounds for an offence or offences having occurred. that is a very serious statement from the electoral commission and this story, whether it impacts on the local elections or the mayoral elections on 6th may or not, is probably not going to go away so easily. it could have a medium—term, if not long—lasting impact and therefore, i think there should be reason for concern in the conservative party because it is the party that is now under attack, because the investigation will look into the party's conduct as well and tell, penalise the party if any wrongdoing has been discovered. that said, this may not be the only inquiry because the parliamentary standards commissioner may look into the matter as well. lyse, as you have said, this is now the eighth prime min

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i am joined by matt callaghan from easyjet qatar holidays.m easyjet holidays. it was wonderful— from easyjet holidays. it was wonderful to _ from easyjet holidays. it was wonderful to welcome - from easyjet holidays. it was| wonderful to welcome people from easyjet holidays. it was - wonderful to welcome people and share _ wonderful to welcome people and share the — wonderful to welcome people and share the excitement. we have over 200 flights — share the excitement. we have over 200 flights between the uk and portugal, so plenty of opportunity for many— portugal, so plenty of opportunity for many more people to end joy everything the algarve has to offer. people _ everything the algarve has to offer. people are — everything the algarve has to offer. people are concerned that now portugal is on the green list, some of the low prices they saw before will shoot up. will you be taking advantage of the fact that people know where they can go on holiday now and charge more? we know where they can go on holiday now and charge more?— know where they

gavin callaghan, the council leader, says this.r opponents had lost touch with voters. labour have taken people in hartlepool for granted for too long. i heard this time and time again on the doorstep. people have had enough and now, through this result, the people have spoken and they have made it clear it's time for change. the conservatives called it an historic result. 18 months after they took seat after seat in northern england from labour in the general election, another has turned blue. a blow—up borisjohnson appeared in hartlepool to mark the tories' expected victory, the results showing that the prime minister still commands support after brexit. the labour leader, not speaking yet, but his party says it will listen and learn. the question for us is, how do we make _ the question for us is, how do we make sure — the question for us is, how do we make sure we get hurt? how do we make _ make sure we get hurt? how do we make sure — make sure we get hurt? how do we make sure that our ideas are communicated in a positive, prac

tony callaghan, former police chief and adviser to the creator of line of duty.ake—up of the rail network in 25 years, including a new state—owned body to set timetables and ticket prices. failures in the national test and trace system are partly responsible for the surge in the indian variant in blackburn with darwen, according to a report seen by the bbc. a family whose son died last year shortly after he was born at a hospital in doncaster say they are dismayed to learn that the maternity unit had been criticised in an official report five years ago. a bbc news investigation has found that the critical report into services at doncaster royal infirmary was written in 2016 but was not published when it should have been. in a statement, the doncaster and bassetlaw nhs foundation trust said the provision of high quality maternity services was their number—one priority. faye kirkland, who is also a working gp, reports. a little bit of a surprise. last year, dan and beth were looking forward to welcoming their first baby. after a day of labour, two attempts were mad

and i am joined by matt callaghan who is from easyjet holidays.and actually what we have been doing is increasing the number of flights between the uk and green list countries in order that we can provide great value and offer as much choice as we can to customers. and that is something that we will continue to do over the weeks and months to come. portugal is obviously on the green list at the moment, but it was relatively late on that portugal confirmed that they were going to be on the green list, plenty of uncertainty about which other countries are going to be added during the course of the next few months. how is it summer looking more broadly at the moment? we are really optimistic about the summer. as you say, portugal and a number of other countries on the green list, and we know that there is a review coming earlyjune where we hope many more countries will be added to the green list. so that people can have even greater choice about where they holiday this summer. i think a probably big cost or a big concern for people is additional pape