davey himself is happy with a normal hunting rifle just under five million people live in new zealand and among them they own some one and a half million firearms the precise figures are known as up to now they didn't need to be registered and anyone with a gun license could buy as many weapons as they wanted the government wants to change all that the hunter except that but he expects opposition from other weapon owners they're concerned about. going to have the guns taken away from them or their guns not just semiautomatics what rights are they still going to have and if they get really concerned about their i think they'll act if the government doesn't act that way. i think a lot of guns will go on the ground a lot of guns. over say the government is offering up to one hundred twenty million euros in total to buy back firearms. changing weapon laws is the first steps and. he is now spending a lot of time in wellington advising the government but the extremism researcher says more steps will be needed soon such as stricter laws against hate speech spoony sense that's the only way of

. >> one of the things that i will never forget is those kisses from davey jones. >> me either. >> ious. so jealous. >> we had a thing going on but desi and davey and mary ann ross came through that door adoctor . right? >> right. >> we had amazing people on our show. >> we want to see you back together on tv again. could there be like a special or could there be -- >> there should be. >> beyond the hgtv reveal? >> i was going to say this is it for now. >> for now. >> for now. >> and we could film it here and live here. >> yeah. well, you know. >> and drive that old car from 1972. >> we could do a talk show here and freak out our guests, and they would be unable to speak. wouldn't that be good? >> yeah. because when you first walk in, you freak out. >>> to make this iconic house complete, it took no fewer than six tv siblings and twin hgtv stars. >> this is the most complex, the largest residential renovation we've ever done. >> and there was one very important detail that was added >> on the brady show they never showed a toilet because it was taboo to show a toilet on the show. for

davey martinez and adam eaton smiling before the game. probably not after.like theats, this isn't a good match-up. christian yellish, last year's n.l. mvp up myainst jere hellickson and his five-us e.r.a. advantage yelich. solo home run. thisues bernie's brewer slide. milwaukee up early. and defensive problems continue. eaton takes an awkward angle. the ball falling fair right behind him. a run comes in. just look at this. eaton normally a good fielder, but another misplay from the defense. the nats rallied in the ninth. eaton facing josh hader. bases loaded, down four, butea ton strikes out. the nats fall3, 7- swept. after the game, davey martinez ready to turn the page and get back on track. >> we re going to turnthis around, but we got to play -- got to play baseball. we got to play clean baseball. nobody in there is going to hold their heads down, i'm telling you right now. you watch the games, they battle back. we got to keep our heads up, we got to come out tomorrow and play baseball. good baseball. > all right, new seri starting tomorrow. meanwhile, t

ed davey said that their fortu nes saying. ed davey said that their fortunes have changed. away from the main parties, doing well but there is no denying the liberal democrats have done very well overnight. they have done very well overnight. they have won eight councils including winchester, north norfolk, cotswolds and bath and north—east somerset. so what will the parties be doing now? obviously, analysing what the results mean for them and what they need to do to change their fortunes going forward, the question particularly for labour, does it now start to say that it will offer a confirmatory vote on brexit or does it work harder to get some kind of deal with the tories on brexit? the next stop after these elections is the european elections on the 23rd of may. we'll be returning to the election results shortly, but first a look at the rest of the day's news. more than a million people along india's north—east coast are sheltering in relief centres as the area is battered by the worst summer cyclone there for more than 40 years. trees have been uprooted and electricit

we also interviewed sir ed davey down the line. he works remote on the camera outside the studio.the people who wanted to speak to work in a location because they were candidates. some people like and what he can who we heard from everett to tice. they we re heard from everett to tice. they were interviewed on the programme. we heard the acceptance speech from the programme. they were there because they were candidates without which we cannot control. but wherever they are to a difference to how much prominence they get in the running order. pro-leave voters, rarely complain bbc coverage is biased against them. many didn't think that a cross a line when laura kuenssberg referred to nigel farage knowing how to appeal to a certain kind of voter. what did she mean?|j wasn't kind of voter. what did she mean?” wasn't in her thinking at the time. it was a lie programme. it went on for five hours. you it was a lie programme. it went on forfive hours. you could use that phrase to apply to any loyal supporter of any party. —— a live our programme. a certain type of voter will vote for the

of davey the mother of superman a run who never went to school although she needs her children to work she dearly hopes they can get an education and break out of this life of poverty. and some of the lies they tell them about have goats and they have to be grazed but i wish my children could go to school. they must go to school. because if they study they won't be compelled to work the way i do that's what i wish for. you this evening school should help that wish come true it's the only place in the village that has electric lighting and it's solar powered after a long day's work children come here for two hours they learn to read write and do sums the teacher addresses issues from their daily lives in math how to work out the amount to feed animals need in biology what kind of nutrition goats need. to do if. the children tell me they want to learn they want to learn more and more in the past the parents didn't want their children to go to school but they've changed their minds. now they see how important school is and they say that their children should study more. the barefoot n.-g.

on looks mother davey is making one of her occasional visits to her husband they're still living apart and neither sees much of their son. so that will get the happy adam you have. thank you michael i'm going to be right handed visions of. the luck that he's easy to have that be this and i'm judged ahead but i'm going to have a deal about thought that i give is made every day that. it's the day before the i am. the climax of the super effort. i am going to be. raj use at home doing his last minute revision. like they were the lobby. for the families keyed up for the big day. clearly. matching questions of what you know you. shawn meanwhile has moved into a hostel here it's easier for him to focus away from the distractions of home just so. i think you know but exile me about being ground. down at that because the boy is very performing in the hall and the whole family is in. some little sort of a for profit luncheon. after seven months of intensive preparation and noncom lot is feeling a different kind of pressure he's hoping for the perfect result. one hundred percent. fit this with a

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the former energy secretary, sir ed davey, has already announced his candidacy to replace sir vince cableanwhile, a new opinion poll has put the liberal democrats ahead of both the conservatives and labour for the first time since 2010. jonathan blake reports. it looks like a good time to be a lib dems, celebrating success at the recent european elections with their clear anti brexit message. but the leader says it's time for a change at the top, time to find a new cheerleader in chief. getting to work on her campaign at a tech start—up in london today is the pa rty‘s number two start—up in london today is the party's number two arguing the tories and labour have let voters down. there is a fracture between those two countries because they are failing our country and there is a need for a better alternative and thatis need for a better alternative and that is what the liberal democrats can provide and rally people to that cause. so far it is a two horse race, the other candidate made his pitch to party members yesterday and along with stopping brexit, wants climate change to be a priority

is more you davey in there must. also make it we have to say they are. 2 men were arrested a year after the murder but the mastermind was never apprehended. 99 percent of crimes against journalists go unpunished in mexico. it's unknown if paul does a similar message just before his death his killers took his phone and laptop. do you think your photos tapped now. just 2nd me and how about i thought my stating that better does man never ask can i see. sense as they. send their the mail said either. in 2017 under pressure from the public the mexican attorney general's office launched a criminal investigation into the hacking of journalists and activists. this is the same agency that bought pegasus so far no one has been held accountable. earlier this year the mexican government claimed that it no longer uses pegasus. the 1st people to discover what pegasus is and does were researchers at citizen lab a digital rights group at the university of toronto. they investigate abuses of pegasus worldwide one of the biggest selli

she'll be up against ed davey, who confirmed his own leadership bid earlier today, in the bid to succeed fell from a roller—coaster at lightwater valley theme park in north yorkshire this afternoon. he was flown to hospital by air ambulance, but his condition is not believed to be life threatening. judith moritz reports. lying below the tracks of the twister roller—coaster, this photo was taken moments after a small boy fell from the ride. park visitors watched it all happen. we just looked up at the carriages, it was about 15 foot off the floor and there was guy and the lad was hanging backwards outside of the actual carriage and somehow he'd got out of actual restrainer and was hanging out backwards from the carriage, his head kind of backwards over this way. a few seconds after that, he actually flew out the carriage and landed on the floor. the yorkshire air ambulance landed as families looked on, police and paramedics racing to help the little boy. the 6—year—old was treated at the scene and then flown to hospital in leeds. his condition is not said to be life—threatening. this foot

lib dems home affairs spokesman ed davey.dow foreign secretary for labour, emily thornberry free. ——. and helen whatley from the conservative party. whatley from the conservative party. what i would like to do at this point is remind people of what the gains and losses are for the actual council seats. not the councils, but the number of councillors. 652 losses for the tories, 91 for labour, 402 gains for the lib dems. it has been a good night for them. substantial gains for the greens. 87 so substantial gains for the greens. 87 so far. and for the independents, around 300 gains. you can see where lots of people have been turning overnight, especially those disgruntled with the tories and with labour. we will talk about that with the panel and with vicki in a moment. before that, let's catch up with the day's news. hello. a summary of the bbc news. the conservatives and labour have faced a backlash at the local elections, with voters apparently punishing them for the brexit deadlock. both parties have suffered significant los

the liberal democrats' ed davey has also been responding to the days events the prime minister is extraordinarilynt herto extraordinarily weak. her own mps didn't want her to negotiate with labour. the labour position is extremely confused because jeremy corbyn has never been able to make up corbyn has never been able to make up his mind what he wants. he certainly can't commit as the liberal democrats have done to giving people the final say. there isa giving people the final say. there is a possibility they can resume these talks but it is absolute chaos and mess. well, our political correspondent, nick eardley is at westminster. what did these talks between the conservatives and labour achieve or tell us that we didn't already know? there has been for some time and expectation at westminster that these talks would fail to come up with the brexit eureka moment were suddenly the labour party and the conservatives could agree and get something through parliament. there we re something through parliament. there were huge issues to overcome. these talks went into remarkable detail and there were so

the former energy secretary, sir ed davey, has already announced his candidacy to replace sir vince cablets ahead of both the conservatives and labour for the first time since 2010. jonathan blake reports. it looks like a good time to be a lib dam, celebrating seven sacks at their recent european elections with their recent european elections with their career anti—brexit message. the leader says it's time for a change at the top, time to find a new cheerleader in chief. getting to work on her campaign hit a tech sta rtu p work on her campaign hit a tech startup in london today. arguing they have let them down. there is a factoring of support for the two parties, they are failing our country. and there is a need for a better alternative and that's what the liberal democrats can provide and rally people to that cause and that's what i'm determined to do as a liberal democrat leader. so far it isa a liberal democrat leader. so far it is a two horse race and the other candidate made his speech yesterday along with stopping brexit once climate change to be a priority. yes we have the crisis o

paul davey said we can build this thing, we will partner with roebling. we will mass-produce the mass landing track. davies appreciated fmc has no experience in building vehicles. he has a few key people network -- that work in the industrial belt in facilities such as in lansing, michigan, but he will hire people out of the automotive industry to help develop the mass production techniques and develop the expertise one would need to build war machinery. one of the key misconceptions about war production is even -- usually you can only do one of two things, this or that, guns or butter. in the case of fmc, it is involved in the butter industry -- it is involved in agriculture -- what is striking about the way fmc mobilized for amphibian tractor construction is it didn't stop it agricultural production business whatsoever. it did both, this is how. one of its new factories that would build in lakeland, florida specifically to build amphibian tractor designs. it added to its factory to build tractors. in riverside, california, the fmc factory would actually

davey martinez has gone from feeling the heatto being in charge of a club that is suddenly red hot. showing up saying all the right things. now it'a more than. a week does not make ase on, but as summer nears, the optimism of spring is back for the nationals. as always, we're optimistic when patrick corbin is on the mound. corbin has won three of the last four starts and completed his onlyme career ga shutout against the marlins. juan soto is on a roll. batting .449 with three home runs, 13 rbis. nats are looking to make it six wins in the last seven games agaiot a team they l playing against. nats are 16 of their last 2st againhe reds. that makes you feel good on this friday. >> ll buy that. >> season ticket holder. listen, eyebrows were raised, but that is all. the nhl will not punish kuznetsov over a video that howed him sitting next to a table with two lines of powder. kuznetsov has not touched the powder and in an apology emphasized he never taken legal drugs. the video occurred in a hotel room and when he saw the drugs, he left. the capitals makingta a sment in addition to the

much to drink and passed out under sandra's table but before he did he said, what is shaking sandy davey and john o'connor's diary, this is in there and he did describes stepping over reagan's body as a leave. they were amused by it and in fact john riggins was in a play and they brought him flowers and roses at the door. this is a joke. and this is typical and they were too offended, she had been an arizona legislator. >> my other question is more serious, i want to know if i'm hyperventilating a little bit, i am concerned about the way the supreme court has changed in recent years, the proposal sounds kinda good of navy instead of lifelong justices nominated at certain states for 18 year terms and in that way each president will nominate one or more et cetera. and we won't have the situation where the supreme court can look in a certain direction for the next 30 to 40 years. >> my opinion of that, or hers? >> defined hyperventilating, because it sounds good to me. >> maybe i have been influenced by her but i think it is dangerous once you start messing with the supreme court. it's an i

she will be running against sir ed davey, former energy secretary in the coalition government.ed of perverting the course ofjustice over a speeding ticket, so the by—election is being seen as a test of whether the brexit party can continue the success it has achieved in the european elections. morneau from alex forsyth. —— mike moore now. in or out? that‘s the question that still seems to be dominating in peterborough. at the lido, swimmers were weighing up who to vote for as their next mp. in this city, most people voted to leave the eu, and it keeps surfacing as the key issue. janet wants someone who‘s committed to leaving. 0bviously, brexit is on everybody‘s mind, and that‘s a blessing and a curse. it obviously weighs very heavy on my mind as well, but there are other issues beyond brexit, so it‘s very difficult to know who to vote. i know the eyes of the country are going to be on peterborough. once the centre of british brickmaking, peterborough is built on industry. still selling local bricks, this builder‘s merchants says brexit uncertainty hasn‘t damaged business. but t

her competition so far is the former energy secretary, sir ed davey, who's also said he'll stand. me now. there is a huge expectation around the lib dems following the party's su ccesses the lib dems following the party's successes in the european elections and the local elections, why are you the politician to take the party forward ? the politician to take the party forward? there is a huge opportunity andi forward? there is a huge opportunity and i am running for the leadership of the lib dems because the country is crying out for a liberal alternative, a liberal movement to ta ke alternative, a liberal movement to take on the forces of nationalism and populism. the liberal democrats should be at the heart of that and i am the best person to lead that.“ there a danger you are being seen at there a danger you are being seen at the moment as a one issue party? obviously you have policies on lots of things but the focus on the lib dems at the moment is to get the uk to remain as a member of the european union. the people who have moved here recently, is that a protest vote ? moved

campaigning to stop brexit and firstly with the opportunity of a public vote here is their mp sir ed daveywant is for the people to be able to stop brexit through having a vote because clearly opinion has changed in the country. people want to stop brexit and they want the final say. the best way to do that is to vote liberal democrat on thursday in the european elections. theresa may said ina european elections. theresa may said in a speech this afternoon that she wa nted in a speech this afternoon that she wanted to find common ground in parliament and build a consensus. time is short for her to do that and if she has any hope of doing so she will have to hope that large numbers of labour mps is not the labour front bench are willing to support this legislation. the labour leader jeremy corbyn was asked a short time ago if his party would now back the bill. we cannot support this bill because basically it is a rehash of what was discussed before and it does not make any fundamental moves on market alignment or the customs union or indeed protection of rights and particularly in relation

she faces competition from former energy secretary sir ed davey, who has declared his intention to standent leader sir vince cable will step down in july. and in the conservative leadership race, former chief whip, mark harper, has become the 12th candidate to enter the contest to replace theresa may. in the daily telegraph, he says he's "quite happy to acknowledge" that he's the underdog in the contest. r kelly has been charged with a further 11 sexual assault and abuse offences. court records show the charges relate to a child aged between 13 and 16 and some carry a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison. president trump has announced tariffs on all goods coming into the united states from mexico. in a tweet, mr trump said that from 10 june a 5% tariff would be imposed and would slowly rise "until the illegal immigration problem is remedied". mexico's top diplomat for north america, said the proposed tariffs would be "disastrous". liverpool and tottenham will be part of history when they meet in the champions league final tomorrow. thousands of fans are making the journey to madrid aft

let's get some reaction from lib dem mp sir ed davey, who joins us from westminster. is a good morning morning isn't huha it is a good morning morning isn't it it is a fantastic morning. the liberal democrats are back in business. business. to be it in context, this is a sea change. voters have been desperate for a strong alternative to the conservatives and labour who have made a mess of everything, and now voters have it. they have chosen the liberal democrats, notjust to protest but to put their faith in us, around the country, in the north against labour, the south against the conservative, this was our best night for a generation. came from a low starting point u though, didn't you. if you look at it in context, back when labour was taking britain into an illegal war in iraq and we opposed it. we got great results that year, these are better. when john major's conservative government was in meltdown, we got good results, these will historic in terms of liberal democrat success and victory, so on the back of this, we think it is a real clear signal to the british

the former energy secretary, sir ed davey, has already announced his candidacy to replace sir vince cable european elections with a clear anti—backset message. recent european elections with a clear anti-backset message. staff brexit! the leader says it's time for a change at the top, time to find a new cheerleader in chief. getting to work on her campaign at a tech start—up on and on the current number two, tech start—up on and on the current numbertwo, arguing tech start—up on and on the current number two, arguing the tories and labour have let voters down. there is a fracturing of support for the big two parties, because they are failing our country. there is a need for a better alternative. that is where the liberal democrats provided, and we rally people. that is what i intend to do as leader. so far it's a two horse race, the other candidate made his pitch yesterday along with stopping brexit, he wants climbing change —— climate change to be a priority. we have a crisis of climate emergency, andl have a crisis of climate emergency, and i believe i have the track re cord and i belie

sir ed davey, thank you.r the snp were having a strong night. we will be talking to the snp ina night. we will be talking to the snp in a moment. what about the picture in wales where labour traditionally dominate the landscape. what is happening there with the new brexit party and plaid cymru and the other parties? reeta, any science? it looks like a very good night for the brexit party. the same pattern being repeated. anglesey, that means plaid cymru has topped the polls. in all these other areas it is the brexit party that has come out on top. the message we're getting from analysts is if the brexit party is winning, it is labour and the conservatives who are losing. let's look at one or two of the details. this is blaenau gwent, tradition where labour is traditionally strong. it topped the poll in the last three elections. the brexit party on 39% and labour on 24%. if we take a look at the change in the vote share, look at that, labour is down 22%. this is going to be symbolically, very painful for going

ed davey wants the top job and joins us now from our london newsroom.. why you? i think! bring propel us, and i want to win the game. why you? i think i bring other skills as a former cabinet minister on climate change, a lot of work in the country, we are now the world leader in offshore wind, and i negotiated at a european level to get europe's targets really ambitious and that made a big difference for the paris climate treaty on an international stage. i can bring that experience and knowledge to bear on the big issue facing our country. the fact that we need to decarbonise capitalism, to make it green, making it the green capital of the world. i think that is the way forward so we can get to grips with the climate emergency. the reason the lib dems are having a moment now, and it can be described as that, is because of the stop brexit line, isn't it? that is where your success in the european elections has come from. you are right, and we will continue to lead that campaign. we are going to try to reach across the party to make sure we can prevent

yesterday we heard from one of them sir ed davey and now we can speak to the otherjo swinson.e liberal democrats because i think there is a country that we have that is crying out for a liberal movement to challenge the forces of nationalism and populism and the liberal democrats need to be at the heart of that liberal movement and i am determined to lead them to do that. i first became an mp in 2005, i served for a decade and in my seat backin i served for a decade and in my seat back in 2017. i think i have the skills to do the job and reach out toa skills to do the job and reach out to a new generation of people and talk about the big issues that we are facing, like the technological revolution that we can harness to create a better future for our country. you were elected as an mp, you were described as the baby of the house, the youngest mp in parliament. i wonder whether the danger is people will say here is another full—time professional politician who has no experience in the real world and all they know is life in westminster. what do you say to that charge? you imagi

we can speak to the liberal democrat mp sir ed davey, whojoins us from chelmsford.o serious. i served on the national security council has a liberal democrat minister for three yea rs. liberal democrat minister for three years. when you're sitting in the cabinet room with the chief of the defence staff, the head of m16, m15, gchq, the discussions in that room should stay in that room. it is a breach of national security for gavin williamson or whoever to have me at this league. therefore, there should be a police investigation. let's face it, if gavin williamson is professing his innocence, let him call for a referral and prove his innocence. you say or whoever, you share the data out there that the prime minister has got the right man? we can't be sure, can we? i am simply saying that if gavin williamson was innocent he should refer himself and asked the police to investigate. the government, if there is any doubt, are to be asking for the police to investigate because that they have got the wrong person, somebody who has breached national security is still in the

let's speak now to the liberal democrat mp sir ed davey. he's in our nottingham studio.been able to make up his mind what he wants. he certainly cannot commit, as the lib dems have done, to getting people be final say. so i think there's a possibility they may resume these talks, who knows. it is chaos as it not? chaos and mist. for conservatives and labour party to have brought our country to the situation is i think shocking. that is white liberal democrats have taken a real leadership position on this. they say let stop this and let the people have the final say. this. they say let stop this and let the people have the final saym this. they say let stop this and let the people have the final say. it is not a leadership position, it is a view. in terms of the debate, the conservative party is deeply split, the labour party is split with some wanting the brexit and not. the lib dems are taking the lead in this debate saying let us stop brexit. it is at disaster for this country, but because we're democrats we believe the people should have the final say. theresa may wou

on looks mother davey is making one of her occasional visits to her husband they're still living apart and neither sees much of their son. so they have the added we have. a good name. i'm good for thinking about the right hand of millions of. the luck that he's easy to have that be this and i'm just ahead but i'm going to have a bill about that that has given is made every day that. it's the day before the i am. the climax of the super effort. i'm going to be. rod use at home doing his last minute revision. like they were the lobby. oh the family's key for the big game. clearly. matching questions of what you know what. sean meanwhile has moved into a hostel here it's easier for him to focus away from the distractions of home just so. little for you know what i get going again but exile me about. that because the boys were performing in the hall and the whole family's in. some little sort of a for profit lounge and. after seven months of intensive preparation and noncom was feeling a different kind of pressure he's hoping for the perfect result. one hundred percent. are to fit this wit

she's running against the former energy secretary, sir ed davey. person to lead that. is there a danger you are being seen at the moment as a one issue party? honestly you have policies or lots of things about the focus on the lib dems at the moment is to get to the uk to remain as a member of the eu so uk to remain as a member of the eu so people who have most to you recently, as they danger that as a protest what, how do you get them to stay with you whether they have come from labour, conservatives or elsewhere? we have a very clear message to stop brexit consistently and be at the biggest party to rally for that remain movement but i'd be wa nt to for that remain movement but i'd be want to stop exit? that is because it is rooted in liberal values, we wa nt it is rooted in liberal values, we want the country to be open and outward —looking and internationalist that we believe in order to solve global problems of climate or terrorism we need to work with other countries and we are standing up and advocating for those values which i think people