thank you, tomos morgan in carmarthen. a final. morgan in carmarthen.puty first minister of northern ireland. vaughan gething was appointed here in march and is now on his way out, and scotland had a turnover of first ministers. who is to say it's westminster that has a monopoly on political turbulence in the uk? from a sunny cardiff, backed up yoder in london. —— back to fiona. the bbc has responded to the continuing controversy around one of its most popular shows, strictly come dancing. after complaints about two of its professional dancers, the bbc says all celebrities will be accompanied by production staff during rehearsals. a contestant in the most recent series, zara mcdermott, has talked today of distressing incidents during training with her dancing partner, graziano di prima. he's left the show, as has fellow professional giovanni pernice, who's denied allegations about his teaching methods. lizo mzimba has the latest. this is strictly come dancing. many recent headlines _ this is strictly come dancing. many recent headlines have _ this is st

the national anthem of wales ringing in her ears, the trip from carmarthen to westminster began.green mp carla denyer in bristol. it was a laptop and a flask for others, hauling suitcases, a sense of wonder and pride to parliament. it's all been a bit of a whirlwind, and there's a lot to take in, but i'm really excited to get started and see how it goes over the next few days. how was it walking into that chamber for the first time? really incredible. down the road, put your name on a sticky label and smile, there are 72 liberal democrat mps now. it was worth bungee jumping. laughter he has tried to become an mp plenty of times before, now he has the envelope. reform uk's leader, nigel farage, has spent the day in his constituency in clacton in essex. i shall have to re—memorise all of this by tomorrow morning! first stop for keir starmer today — belfast, meeting the first and deputy first ministers of northern ireland. they sing by lunchtime, he was also being serenaded in welsh. he was at the senedd in cardiff, meeting wales's first minister and talking to reporters. tv intervi

the national anthem of wales ringing in her ears, the trip from carmarthen to westminster began.tol. it was a laptop and a flask for others, hauling suitcases, a sense of wonder and pride to parliament. it's all been a bit of a whirlwind and there's a lot to take in, but i'm really excited to get started and see how it goes over the next few days. how was it walking into that chamber for the first time? really incredible. down the road, put your name on a sticky label and smile, there are 72 liberal democrat mps now. it was worth bungee jumping. laughter. he has tried to become an mp plenty of times before, now he has the envelope. reform uk's leader, nigel farage, has spent the day in his constituency in clacton in essex. i shall have to re—memorize all of this by tomorrow morning! first stop for keir starmer today, belfast, meeting the first and deputy first ministers of northern ireland. they sing. by lunchtime, he was also being serenaded in welsh. he was at the senedd in cardiff meeting wales's first minister and talking to reporters. tv interviews usually start with asking

the national anthem of wales ringing in her ears, the trip from carmarthen to westminster began.or green mp carla denyer in bristol. it was a laptop and a flask for others, hauling suitcases, a sense of wonder and pride to parliament. it's all been a bit of a whirlwind and there's a lot to take in, but i'm really excited to get started and see how it goes over the next few days. how was it walking into that chamber for the first time? really incredible. down the road, put your name on a sticky label and smile, there are 72 liberal democrat mps now. it was worth bungee jumping. laughter. he has tried to become an mp plenty of times before, now he has the envelope. reform uk's leader, nigel farage, has spent the day in his constituency in clacton in essex. i shall have to re—memorize all of this by tomorrow morning! first stop for keir starmer today, belfast, meeting the first and deputy first ministers of northern ireland. they sing. by lunchtime, he was also being serenaded in welsh. he was at the senedd in cardiff meeting wales's first minister and talking to reporters. tv inter

the national anthem of wales ringing in her ears, the trip from carmarthen to westminster began.ere flowers rather than song for green mp carla denyer in bristol. it was a laptop and a flask for others, hauling suitcases, a sense of wonder and pride to parliament. it's all been a bit of a whirlwind and there's a lot to take in, but i'm really excited to get started and see how it goes over the next few days. how was it walking into that chamber for the first time? really incredible. down the road, put your name on a sticky label and smile, there are 72 liberal democrat mps now. it was worth bungee jumping. laughter. he has tried to become an mp plenty of times before, now he has the envelope. reform uk's leader, nigel farage, has spent the day in his constituency in clacton in essex. i shall have to re—memorize all of this by tomorrow morning! first stop for keir starmer today, belfast, meeting the first and deputy first ministers of northern ireland. they sing. by lunchtime, he was also being serenaded in welsh. he was at the senedd in cardiff meeting wales's first minister and

the national anthem of wales ringing in her ears, the trip from carmarthen to westminster began.ere flowers rather than song for green mp carla denyer in bristol. it was a laptop and a flask for others, hauling suitcases, a sense of wonder and pride to parliament. it's all been a bit of a whirlwind and there's a lot to take in, but i'm really excited to get started and see how it goes over the next few days. how was it walking into that chamber for the first time? really incredible. down the road, put your name on a sticky label and smile, there are 72 liberal democrat mps now. it was worth bungee jumping. laughter. he has tried to become an mp plenty of times before, now he has the envelope. reform uk's leader, nigel farage, has spent the day in his constituency in clacton in essex. i shall have to re—memorize all of this by tomorrow morning! first stop for keir starmer today, belfast, meeting the first and deputy first ministers of northern ireland. they sing. by lunchtime, he was also being serenaded in welsh. he was at the senedd in cardiff meeting wales�*s first minister and

the labour leader was in east kilbride south of glasgow this afternoon and was in carmarthen show thisonservatives' near concession defeat. it is and dismissive of the conservatives' near concession defeat.— near concession defeat. it is more ofthe near concession defeat. it is more of the same. _ near concession defeat. it is more of the same. it — near concession defeat. it is more of the same, it is _ near concession defeat. it is more of the same, it is voter _ of the same, it is voter suppression, it is trying to get people to stay at home rather than go out and vote. if you want change, you have to vote for it. we want people to be part of the change. i know there are close constituencies across the country, i don't take anything for granted. the scottish national party _ anything for granted. the scottish national party leader _ anything for granted. the scottish national party leaderjohn - anything for granted. the scottish | national party leaderjohn swinney national party leaderjohn swinney has been toasting a marshmallow next to a big plastic frog in castlemilk in glasgow to

and there's a huge obelisk at carmarthen which they wanted to pull down.appened because he went on to be governor of. >> i think it was the seychelles, i can't remember, which was under spanish rule and he had to impose spanish law and they didn't like the way he treated people, the way he meted out the spanish law. >> other countries, other countries would be laughing at us because other countries would you go to spain or wherever you go and you see that they're proud of their history. they've learned from it. hopefully, if they haven't, then they're reminded of it at least. and they will not be ripping down statues. and in fact, in some countries, i'm sure it's against the law even to deface or do anything bad to a statue, you would you would not get away with it. >> so, well, churchill's a divisive figure, isn't he? with the indian subcontinent during the indian subcontinent during the war, but there's good and bad in every person, so there's good and bad in everyone. >> you're right. you literally cannot. >> simply. the next call would be maybe to rip