i've just had dinner here in cheadle.e things that struck me mountain three seats i've been today is just how fed up people are in this part of the world with the political class in westminster. they're don't think that anyone has done anything for them. a lot of people in bolton west said they're not going to vote. they don't think that any of the leaders have anything to offer. cheadle is held by the conservatives but it's a target for democrats and we may have a picture we can show you yesterday with his blue dieng rhode island pants saying he's going to topple the wall. allison, hello. and? lauren. allison, where's paul, your husband? he was here. >> peter. >> peter, sorry. >> we've lost someone. he's in the loo. he'll be back so we'll start with you, lauren. which way are you going to go in this election? >> i'll be voting for the liberal democrats. >> who did y vote for last time? >> the labor really a democrats as well. i feel they are the most progressive participant and i'm really excited about this collection be

now she's in cheadle.ragon pub in cheadle. still sober i hope. but a good time of the night rajini, to pounce on a captive audience? indeed! yesterday, of course, iwas at the debate in salford surrounded by politicians. today it's been all about the voters, because in the end, that is what the election comes down to, so as you say, i had breakfast in another constituency, solid labour seat in 2019. the conservatives took that big bricks at the voting area there. and then moved for lunch to bolton west, which is a bellwether c, so goes the nation. ijust had dinner here in cheadle. so i'm pretty stuffed. let's go into the pub because one of the things that struck me in all three seats that i've been at today is just how fed up people are isjust how fed up people are in this part of the world with the political class in westminster. they don't think that anyone has done anything for them. a lot of people i spoke to them bolton west earlier said they are not going to vote, they don't think that any of the lead

ed davey has been in cheadle, manchester, - for them?er, and - for them? ed davey has been in | cheadle, manchester, and doing for them? ed davey has been in - cheadle, manchester, and doing the embarrassing dad routine. here he is with some blue blocks, which are meant to symbolise the blue wall, there were seats the liberal democrats would hope to win from the conservatives. when this wall eventually gets built, he is taking his time, look at the angle of it, the whole thing, i hate to spoil the party here, but here we go, it falls over. he should have argued this blue wall is going to collapse. he has liked these stunts, he fell into windermere the other day. he was going down a slippy slide in somerset last week. it is part of their strategy, they are trying to give the impression of having fun in the hope that in the mix of all of it, people kind of know to some of their messages, particularly because they, like the other parties, get squeezed when you get these prime ministerial debates.— ministerial debates. interesting, thank ou

and to say — earlier we were in cheadle with our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan, in a busy pub.r to battle it out in the constituency of cheadle. they“re on your screen now and of course you can also see them and the list of candidates up for election in your own constituency on the bbc news website and app. the us presidentjoe biden has landed in paris ahead of the d—day commemorations tomorrow for a state visit hosted by the french president emmanuel macron. but before, he announced sweeping new measures which he hopes will restore some order at the southern border with mexico. the order will ban migrants who enter illegally from claiming asylum when the seven—day average for daily crossings hits 2,500. that means the ban comes into effect immediately, because the threshold has already been surpassed. migration is biden“s biggest vulnerability on the campaign and his anncouncementjust three weeks before the first televised debate. so today, i'm moving past republican obstruction and using executive authority as available to me as president to do what i can on my own to address

but here in cheadle, we are in the centre — here in cheadle, we are in the centre of— here in cheadles winning it — conservatives in 2001. the tories winning it back in 2015. and it has been _ winning it back in 2015. and it has been a _ winning it back in 2015. and it has been a real— winning it back in 2015. and it has been a real focus of the lib dems, cheadle _ been a real focus of the lib dems, cheadle in — been a real focus of the lib dems, cheadle in hazel grove next door, they are _ cheadle in hazel grove next door, they are their top two targets in north— they are their top two targets in north west. ed davey has been here a number— north west. ed davey has been here a number of— north west. ed davey has been here a number of times publishing —— campaigning and pollution in the rivers _ campaigning and pollution in the rivers and — campaigning and pollution in the rivers and the other parts of that manifesto — rivers and the other parts of that manifesto. they are throwing everything at these two seats. the majority _ everything at these two seats. the majority for the tories

here we are in hazel grove, that was the case, uh, in the last parliament, there's a nearby seat, cheadlelist of all of the candidates for all the seats that we're referring to on the bbc news website. on his trip to shropshire, it's the north shropshire constituency that you might remember the lib dems won in a by election from the conservatives. and so the blue wall, as the lib dems like to call it, is, yes, principally in the south east of england and in the west country, but it has pockets in the north of england, too. harrogate, for instance, in north yorkshire, another conservative seat in the last parliament previously held by the lib dems a while back that they are hoping to win this time. and so the strategy, if you like, and the broad demographics, if you like, of seats like this are not wildly different from the seats they're targeting in the south east and south west of england, they'rejust in a different part of england, i guess. chris, i think you're in the windy wall by the sounds of things on your microphone there. um, i'm just thinking about the recent history of the lib

and here in cheadle, his selection alone coupled with where he started is proving inspirational.irational. he is very determined to _ proving inspirational. he is very determined to win _ proving inspirational. he is very determined to win things. - proving inspirational. he is very determined to win things. he . proving inspirational. he is very - determined to win things. he works hard, _ determined to win things. he works hard. he _ determined to win things. he works hard. he is — determined to win things. he works hard, he isjust a great footballer. it hard, he isjust a great footballer. it makes — hard, he isjust a great footballer. it makes me feel that i've got a bit of hope _ it makes me feel that i've got a bit of hope to— it makes me feel that i've got a bit of hope to become _ it makes me feel that i've got a bit of hope to become a professional. of hope to become a professional footballer — of hope to become a professional footballer. it’s _ of hope to become a professional footballer. �* , ., ., , , footballer. it's already been some footballin: footballer. it's alre

meanwhile, leader of the liberal democrats ed davey has been out campaigning in cheadle today. their own home if they are part of the next government. >> yes, very close to my heart . >> yes, very close to my heart. i've been a carer most of my life, care for my mum. when she was terminally ill, then my gran looked after me and i looked after my nana when she was frail. and now i look after my disabled son with my wife. and so i sort of understand about how family carers are under pressure, because there are millions of families who are looking after their loved ones and they need more support. we also need to invest in social care. these are the care workers who are paid , and we need to who are paid, and we need to make sure they get a decent minimum wage and we're saying £2 an hour above the national wage. at least because we need more people to be supported in care, to look after loved ones who are either waiting to be discharged from hospital, or so they don't have to go into hospital. if we do that, we rescue our nhs, our nhs is on its knees and one of the main reasons is

and here in cheadle, his selection alone coupled with where he started is proving inspirational. of the uk. with that, we've seen a fair amount of cloud, but also a fair amount of dry weather. this cool air mass, though, is set to be replaced by something that — on the face of it — looks a little bit warmer, a change in wind direction. but with that, we see this frontal system pushing in from the west. that will bring some heavy rain and some quite brisk winds. and i think by virtue of the cloud, the rain, the strong winds, it will still feel rather cool for many of us. but, actually, through tonight, it is going to be decidedly chilly where we keep these clear skies overhead. we'll see a few mist and fog patches here and there, cloud and rain then spreading into parts of northern ireland, perhaps the far west of wales, the west of cornwall, by the end of the night here, turning a little bit milder. but where we keep those clear skies, decidedly chilly to start thursday morning. some parts of scotland out in the countryside starting their day around 2—3 celsius, but with some sun

there is a nearby seat in cheadle, you can see the full seats that were referring to on the bbc newss, principally in the south—east of england and in the west country, but it has pockets in the north of england, too. for instance in north yorkshire, another conservative seat in the last parliament, previously held by the lib dems a while back and they are hoping to win this time. the strategy if you like on the broad demographics if you like of seats like this are not wildly different from the seats they are targeting in the south—east and south—west of england. there just in a different part of england, i guess. a different part of england, i tuess. , ~' a different part of england, i tuess. , ~ , ., �* guess. chris, i think you're in the windy wall _ guess. chris, i think you're in the windy wall out — guess. chris, i think you're in the windy wall out by _ guess. chris, i think you're in the windy wall out by the _ guess. chris, i think you're in the windy wall out by the sound - guess. chris, i think you're in the windy wall out by the sound of. windy wall out by the sound of th

we've got a tremendous working relationship with chicago police and secret service director kim cheadleerway for the democratic national convention. >>that begins august 19th including reports of more russian propaganda possibly fueling descent, which was reported during the 2016 election as well. i'm aware of those reports that are out. that is one of the great things about planning and o c and that whole of government approach is that we're able to bring all of those resources to bear upwards of 50,000 are expected to attend the convention with possibly 10's of thousands more demonstrators. the dnc plan calls for 20,000 law enforcement officers and agents. >>as the secret service prepares to protect the convention footprint, the chicago police department has been working internally to train officers for the large-scale first amendment activity. upwards of 3,000 of cpd is officers are now receiving that specialized training. >>and snowing push back on questions surrounding a recent chicago inspector general's report that faulted cpd preparedness for mass protests and unrest in 2020 say

. — stockport area, hazel grove and cheadle, they have been the conservatives for a couple of elections., ., , ., are really being attacked on all corners. ~ . ., ., ., corners. we had another opinion poll that came out _ corners. we had another opinion poll that came out yesterday _ corners. we had another opinion poll that came out yesterday which i that came out yesterday which confirmed so far that a labour is, according to the polls, quite far ahead. what do those polls tell us about which way this region might go? if about which way this region might to? about which way this region might o? , ., , about which way this region might o? , :, , ., about which way this region might to? . go? if the polls are correct, it would be _ go? if the polls are correct, it would be absolutely - go? if the polls are correct, it i would be absolutely devastating for the conservatives, wiped out completely in greater manchester. even in _ completely in greater manchester. even in seats where they have had the seats — even in seats where they have had the seats considered to be safer decades, — the

go across the country there are so many areas where you want to a conservative mp, in strongholds, cheadlences. in order to make something like that happen, how does the liberal democrats do that? would you be thinking about a coalition, thinking about what happens the day after the election? i am thinking about what happens the day after the election?— after the election? i am not. my 'ob as leader after the election? i am not. my 'ob as reader is — after the election? i am not. my 'ob as leader is to �* after the election? i am not. my 'ob as leader is to get i after the election? i am not. my 'ob as leader is to get ourd after the election? i am not. my 'ob as leader is to get our message i after the election? i am not. my job| as leader is to get our message over which is why it is good to come on programmes like this to talk about care. i am programmes like this to talk about care. iam not programmes like this to talk about care. i am not sure people have heard how committed the liberal democrats are to transforming the experience of family carers. that is what the election is about.

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