and carla denyer, we _ in bristol central. and carla denyer, we know _ in bristol central. and carla - denyer, we know what your main concern is as the green party, but israel— gaza has been very difficult and divisive for all political parties. you have gone further in criticism of israel, i guess, than other uk parties, the mainstream uk parties. has that been a tactical move in order to try and persuade the left of centre voters to come to you? the left of centre voters to come to ou? ., , ., ., ., you? no, it is not a tactical move at all. it you? no, it is not a tactical move at all- it is _ you? no, it is not a tactical move at all. it is simply _ you? no, it is not a tactical move at all. it is simply the _ you? no, it is not a tactical move at all. it is simply the green - you? no, it is not a tactical move | at all. it is simply the green party calling for a respective international law and effort to build peace in the middle east. we have long been calling for a bilateral ceasefire, for the unconditional return of hostages, and for the uk government to use its inf

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the co—leader of the green party, carla denyer, is standing in the next general election.r the fact that voters peoples opinions, leadership of the labour party has changed, a number of factors locally and nationally, and simply my experience speaking to voters on the doorstep. voters are really sick of this conservative government and the way they have run the country into the ground over the last 14 years, but they are not really feeling inspired by what keir starmer�*s labour party are offering and they are excited by the opportunity to vote and elect the city placement first queen anne t. —— the city's first queen anne t. —— the city's first green party and p. katy balls is the political editor at the spectator. she joins us live from westminster. how bad was it for the conservative party? pretty bad, approaching awful if you think of historical comparisons. the tories will say it is far from over, comparisons. the tories will say it is farfrom over, still lots more results to come in. it is true. but if you listen to the pollsters, getting a fair flavour in terms of d

good co—leaders carla denyer and adrian ramsey.h me in my home city. >> can you believe that? >> can you believe that? >> it's exactly five weeks from today that we will all be heading to the polling stations ? heading to the polling stations? >> we've had a while to wait, but finally it's on and we are ready . ready. >> i'm sure you can already tell how excited we all are for this moment. why >> because at the green party, we've got something to offer that no other party has. >> real hope and real change. >> real hope and real change. >> let's face it, this election is pretty historic. the polling is pretty historic. the polling is clear that we're going to see the back of the conservatives. yes . and as you can see from the yes. and as you can see from the action in this room and the reaction from people across the country, i think people will be saying about time, too, what? this has been the most chaotic and destructive period of government that any of us can remember . remember. >> so we get in touch in your hundreds gbnews.co

carla | denyer, thanks for your time. that benefits everyone. carla denyer, thanks foryourtime.hat, we know how to separate court and life. so it's always great to fight against her and i always enjoy playing against her. so, we are good to separate things. the fourth seed, elena rybakina, is also through after a solid straight sets win over arantxa rus. the kazakh came through 6—3, 6—4 and will play either elise mertens or petra martic, who are in action right now. the latest is on the bbc sport website. the us women's open is under way and it's been a disastrous start for nelly korda. the american was the red hot favourite going into the second major of the year. she'd won the first and six of her last seven tournaments, but on her third hole at the course in pennsylvania, everything unravelled. it's just a par three, but it took her ten shots! three times she found the water before finally needing two putts for a sextuplet bogey. the new bayern munich head coach, vincent kompany, says he's isn't worried about not being the club's first choice to take charge. kompany�*s move f

co—leader carla denyer told the event this afternoon that labour had backtracked on its green investmentsgreens role investments and that greens role in the new parliament would be critical. recent polls put the party at 6, and it says it's hoping to elect four mps in july . meanwhile, businesses are hiring foreign workers should be subject to an employer immigration tax . that's immigration tax. that's according to reform uk reform's leader richard tice said today the new levy would help end what he called a deadly addiction to cheap overseas labour. joined by the party's honorary president nigel farage. they claim that mass migration had driven down wages for british citizens. i think for too many people, work doesn't pay and that's what we've got to do. >> we've got to overcome this addiction. if you want to bring in people from overseas, then there's a price to that because this great country of ours, this incredible nation, we've all paid for it over decades and decades. so it's not unreasonable to expect you to chip in a bit . chip in a bit. >> richard tice for all the top stories,

let's now talk to carla denyer.ch more to come. why do you think you — expecting much more to come. why do you think you are _ expecting much more to come. why do you think you are seeing _ expecting much more to come. why do you think you are seeing the _ expecting much more to come. why do you think you are seeing the gains - you think you are seeing the gains that you've already got?— you think you are seeing the gains that you've already got? welcome as ou know, that you've already got? welcome as you know. this— that you've already got? welcome as you know, this has _ that you've already got? welcome as you know, this has come _ that you've already got? welcome as you know, this has come on - that you've already got? welcome as you know, this has come on the - that you've already got? welcome as you know, this has come on the back of several successive years of good results for us, we have more than quadrupled her number of green councillors across england and wales in the last four local elections and we are g

let’s with carla denyer, she mentioned the £28 billion u-turn._ £28 billion u-turn.y want to see people pulling together and they want to see i together and they want to see teadership— together and they want to see leadership abilities— together and they want to see leadership abilities and - together and they want to see leadership abilities and a - together and they want to see i leadership abilities and a prime minister— leadership abilities and a prime minister who— leadership abilities and a prime minister who has— leadership abilities and a prime minister who has the _ leadership abilities and a prime minister who has the courage . leadership abilities and a prime| minister who has the courage of leadership abilities and a prime - minister who has the courage of his own convictions— minister who has the courage of his own convictions and _ minister who has the courage of his own convictions and will— minister who has the courage of his own convictions and will follow- own convictions and will follow through — through on what he has got to deliver but— through

foreign affairs spokesperson, layla moran, appeared the week before, and green party co—leader carla denyer, yourjob, how you are as a member of society. it can be crippling for some people. booing. a contestant under investigation and protests on the streets — will politics overshadow tonight's eurovision final? good morning on a pivotal day in the premier league for the clubs at the bottom and the top. manchester city can move to the summit — if they beat fulham — as they look to win their fourth title in a row. and wow, after the strongest solar storm _ and wow, after the strongest solar storm in _ and wow, after the strongest solar storm in 20 — and wow, after the strongest solar storm in 20 years, incredible or rewrite — storm in 20 years, incredible or rewrite right across the uk. i will show _ rewrite right across the uk. i will show you — rewrite right across the uk. i will show you more pictures throughout the morning. plus a dry and warm day for many— the morning. plus a dry and warm day for many of— the morning. plus a dry and warm day for many of us today, but thunderstorms tomo

central constituency, where my colleague and coleader carla denver— my colleague and coleader carla denyerich is an incredible achievement and we are hugely— incredible achievement and we are hugely grateful for their support in those _ hugely grateful for their support in those places and all around the country— those places and all around the country where we made breakthroughs onto new _ country where we made breakthroughs onto new councils in places like newcastle, sefton, and read it, we have councils for the first time, as well as— have councils for the first time, as well as adding to our numbers and so n1any_ well as adding to our numbers and so n1anyareas,— well as adding to our numbers and so many areas, places like exeter where we cemented a position as the main opposition, — we cemented a position as the main opposition, and many other areas right— opposition, and many other areas right across — opposition, and many other areas right across all areas of england where _ right across all areas of england where we — right across all areas of england where we have added to a number

i'm joined by the co—leader carla denyer.e as a surprise to many.— surprise to many. it did, although there was always _ surprise to many. it did, although there was always a _ surprise to many. it did, although there was always a possibility i surprise to many. it did, although there was always a possibility this was going to happen and i think it is clear rishi sunak knows absolutely that the tories are out at the next general election and is trying to make the best of a bad situation. at the greens we have been saying it's long overdue to have a general election so we welcome it and we are excited and we think voters are excited too about the opportunity to vote for fresh new ideas for a party that offers hope and action. we just had a fantastic set of local election results substantially positive local election results, so we go into these general elections feeling really grateful for the level of support we've had from voters across the country and we will work hard to get a handful of new green mps elected. $5 get a han