forjeffrey donaldson is she's more loyal to him _ donaldson is she's more loyal to him she — donaldson mandate, and it's_ hit they will take on the mandate, and it's relevant to many people out there _ and it's relevant to many people out there i_ and it's relevant to many people out there, i suppose they are banking on her developing her credibility and reputation in the role moving forward — reputation in the role moving forward and that therefore, that mandate — forward and that therefore, that mandate factor not being as relevant when it _ mandate factor not being as relevant when it comes to the next contest. although _ when it comes to the next contest. although we have heard again in the public discourse over the last week to ten days that emma little—pengelly isn't particularly popular with the dup cohort of mlas. that may be the case. everybody is starting _ that may be the case. everybody is starting any — that may be the case. everybody is starting any day now, building relationships, those internal within ones— relationships, those internal within one's own — relationships,

donaldson this week.have seen a very bullish jeffrey donaldson this week. we have seen a very bullishjeffrey donaldson take on his critics, particularly within his own unionist community and his own party. his big challenge this week is, my achievements have been published, now let's see yours, published, now let's see yours, publish yours, and to that he held up publish yours, and to that he held up a blank sheet. so he has decided in the past couple of weeks that that negotiation had gone as far as it would go and, as i said earlier, it would go and, as i said earlier, it has been his week in terms of being on the stage in that one party negotiation with the uk government, it becomes michelle 0'neill�*s day. we're going to head inside the chamber and listening. i we're going to head inside the chamber and listening. i would ask for our chamber and listening. i would ask for your indulgence _ chamber and listening. i would ask for your indulgence for _ chamber and listening. i would ask for your indulgen

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sir jeffrey donaldson is not returning from _ jeffrey donaldson is not returning from his— jeffrey donaldson is going — lot of speculation as to who is going to — lot of speculation as to who is going to be put in place as deputy first minister. it looks like it is going — first minister. it looks like it is going to, — first minister. it looks like it is going to, the substitute after the last assembly election. the thing is michelle _ last assembly election. the thing is michelle o'neill has promised to be a michelle 0'neill has promised to be a first— michelle o'neill has promised to be a first minister for all of northern ireiand _ a first minister for all of northern ireland. the rules of first minister and deputy first minister are theoretically coequal. but a lot is going _ theoretically coequal. but a lot is going to — theoretically coequal. but a lot is going to matter in terms of how this place _ going to matter in terms of how this place works— going to matter in terms of how this place works over the next few months as to those _ place works over the next few months as to those r

nevertheless, sir jeffrey donaldson, leader of the dup, says they've got the deal through, and two yearsand he believes it was worth fighting for this deal. now, potentially, the government will be back in force by friday or saturday. there's a lot going on today. that was tomas morgan there, of course. also on the agenda — the bank of england is meeting, its first meeting of 202a. and there are high expectations that the uk central bank, this year, will start to reduce the cost of borrowing, which will impact many households and the bills they face. so we'll be talking about that — rates expected to stay unchanged today. more in a moment. hello. a powerful storm passed to the north of the uk on wednesday — storm ingunn, named by the norwegian weather service. across the faro islands, it brought wind gusts in excess of i20mph. then it slammed into the west coast of norway with gusts of more than 100mph. there's our storm system moving away as we head into thursday. now, across shetland, we saw wind gusts of 78mph, but even those winds have been easing a little. and through thursday, it's

so, jeffrey donaldson is sitting beside me here in the studio this morning. man who has made it happen. i'm just trying to get into the fine detail here. into the weeds, stephen? yes, i am. yeah. unashamedly trying to get into the weeds because there is a question mark. there are lots of question marks. precisely what has the dup secured that wouldn't have happened anyway? we've made massive changes, stephen. many of the barriers to trade are gone. businesses will now be able to move goods from great britain to northern ireland without the checks that were unnecessary, without the customs paperwork that was unnecessary. the crux of all of this is brexit means northern ireland has a closer relationship with the eu than england, scotland and wales, and it still does. this has had, and does have, all sorts of consequences. there are 11 additional species of trees that have recently been approved to come into northern ireland. approved by who? approved by both the uk and the eu. why do we need the eu's permission? because, stephen... why would we accept that? the

party leaderjeffrey donaldson at the front.'s take a listen _ the dup this week. thank you for that. let's take a listen in. i the dup this week. thank you for that. let's take a listen in. -- i the dup this week. thank you for| that. let's take a listen in. -- the that. let's take a listen in. —— the big sell. we are pleased to be here this morning in our parliament buildings here at stormont for the restoration of our northern ireland assembly and executive. it has been a challenging journey these past two years. i believe that my party has delivered what many said we could not. we have brought about change many said was not possible. i believe that today is a good day for northern ireland, a day when once again our place in the united kingdom and its internal market is respected and protected in our law and restored for all our people to enjoy the benefits of our membership of the union. it is a day when we come together and we take on the responsibility of providing good government for the people of northern ireland, for ad

sirjeffrey donaldson they're talking about the agreement with the government.ng back to stormont as soon as tomorrow or saturday. after a two year pause by the dup boycott over post—brexit trade rules. 0ur news correspondent thomas morgan is in belfast. as the legislation for that deal gets voted on and passes through parliament today in westminster, here in northern ireland transport workers are out on the picket line and education support workers are also out on strike over a dispute over pgy- out on strike over a dispute over pay. because the northern irish government have been essentially on a hiatus for the last two years due to the dup boycott, it has meant that many aspects of the government haven't been able to function properly. essentially civil servants haven't been —— might have been offering government. it has meant that this industrial action like this one today is still going ahead. their dispute won't be resolved until the northern irish government is back fully functioning and they do get the money from the uk government, £3 billion package pro

ttj: leader of the democratic unionist party sirjeffrey donaldson basis quite a difficultjob of party months and years ahead. he has decided that there is enough on the proposal the british government to assuage his concerns about what unionists as a diminution of the political and economic identity of northern ireland but there are some in his party are taking a more purist line who believe tray for instance will not be as smooth between belfast and london as it will be between london and cardiff or london and glasgow. they are not very happy. so we actually have a scene in the houses of parliament yesterday with democratic unionist party mps talking in opposition to their own leader but it looks like he has decided he has the numbers even though it is quite a narrow majority and he will press ahead with this deal the permission of the power—sharing government and hope things work out in practice that he is vindicated the end.— things work out in practice that he is vindicated the end. away from the oliticians, is vindicated the end. away from the politicians, what _ is vindicated th

the leader of the democratic unionist party sirjeffrey donaldson has written to the speaker of the stormontns exist for the return of the northern ireland power—sharing executive and indicated he expects the assembly to sit on saturday. earlier, the house of commons agreed to two of the legislative changes needed to secure the deal on northern ireland which paves the way to get devolved government back up and running. the changes, which were agreed unopposed, are designed to protect northern ireland's constitutional position in the uk and protect its unfettered access to the uk internal market. here's a flavour of the debate in the house of commons earlier. the secretary of state in reading the command paper, you would maybe think that there's only the dup in northern ireland. there are no other people with any other constitutional preferences. of course, are many people in the north of ireland who want to see a new ireland as soon as possible. so despite what might be in the command paper and what he has said and others have said, does he agree that the good friday agreement is sacrosanct?

we sir jeffrey donaldson our understanding.ting across the hall to the deputy first minister office. things— the deputy first minister office. things seem to have been resolved after ten _ things seem to have been resolved after ten minutes. so everybody was scratching _ after ten minutes. so everybody was scratching their heads wondering what _ scratching their heads wondering what happened, was it an honest mistake — what happened, was it an honest mistake or— what happened, was it an honest mistake or a strategic move by the dup to _ mistake or a strategic move by the dup to throw sinn fein off course. interesting — dup to throw sinn fein off course. interesting but we don't want everything to be smooth because that would be boring. let us step out, wider perspective and reflect on the significance of it. it’s wider perspective and reflect on the significance of it.— significance of it. it's been a hu:el significance of it. it's been a hugely significant _ significance of it. it's been a hugely significant day - significance

but dup leader sirjeffrey donaldson said his party would end its boycott.devenport is the former bbc northern ireland political editor — he told me more about today's events. we are going to have first of all an informal meeting of politicians today to work out who will go into a power—sharing government and who will go into opposition and tomorrow we will have formal election of a new speaker at the legislative assembly and the appointment of ministers and one important symbolic moment will be the appointment of the first irish republican first minister for northern ireland which is something that 100 years ago for northern ireland was created, the assumption was by its creators that it would always have a pro—british unionist majority. that is still the case as we speak but the largest party here is an irish nationalist party here is an irish nationalist party that would actually like northern ireland to join the party that would actually like northern ireland tojoin the irish republic, independent of the uk, to form a new united ireland and it is one of

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sunday with sam donaldson. good evening. the us embassy in tehran has been invaded and occupied by iranian students. the americans inside have been taken prisoner, and according to a student spokesperson, will be held as hostages until the... shaw is returned from the united states where he's receiving medical treatment for cancer, some reports say as many as 90 americans may be involved, others say it is as few as 35. a look at what has happened in teran as narrated by richard anderson. the students following imam's line came to the conclusion that the only way left for them is to take the embassy and representatives of different groups of people, farmers, administrative workers, spoke in front of the american espionage den . and all of them, through their own resolutions , condemned the conspiracies against the islamic revolution of our country, and also the fact that the students of peru continue to expose themselves in the line of the imam. at that time , americans in iran were not lovable creatures at all. because with

i congratulate the government and serve jeffrey donaldson, who have managed to put this difficult dealether. i think it will be a significant day tomorrow. significant also as your correspondent has said, the first time a first minister for northern ireland has come from the nationalist republic side. it is exactly the same powers as the minister, but it is different symbolically. it really is a very good day for northern ireland and the united kingdom. >> and i want to come onto the issue you raise in a second. but let's talk about how we've got back to this situation. he said the leader of the dop welcoming the deal. he also said the deal is not perfect, but it works in the interests of the people in northern ireland. what is your assessment of where the compromises have been? and where the pressure has come from? this is about changing the post brexit trading rules, but it is also about a frustration in northern ireland that the government has been suspended fotwo years. and there's a growing list of priorities and challenges for the government to tackle. then we are facing more str

reform uk, ian donaldson , liberal democrat paul donaldson, liberal democrat paul ellison oh, i've done round. sorry. it's paul ellison, conservative ian donaldson, liberal democrat, the independent simon danczuk and the coleman . so the independent mark coleman. so there are. don't forget there we are. and don't forget me i'm in. yeah, yeah me i'm a write in. yeah, yeah i mean i don't i thought george galloway was still standing. i thought he's the next thought he was he's the next is another . i'm going to go another page. i'm going to go away to the monster loony party george galloway workers george galloway tiktok workers party of britain, michael howarth, independent. william howarth, independent. william howarth, independent. william howarth, independent. well, that's good. that must be a tough party. tough dinner party. >> . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> sunday, london, the sunday. >> sunday, london, the sunday. >> all right. howard we have to, uh, give orton green party raving rodent sub. >> oh, god. official monster raving loony. david tully, independent. i think that's it, scott. yeah.

jeffrey donaldson also has his best wishes, says he hopes the king a full and speedy recovery to the the welsh first minister said i'm saddened to hear the news that king charles iii is facing further health challenges. my thought to them and people across wales will be with him and his family. i send my best wishes as he begins treatment for a full and swift recovery. in the past few minutes, the scottish first minister has been giving his reaction to the kings cancer diagnosis. >> my thoughts and my prayers to his majesty the king, wish him well for a full recovery and the return back to public life. let me also send my very best wishes and thoughts with her majesty the queen and all members of the royal family who will be deeply worried at this time. i don't think it matters if you are a member of the royal family or not. if a family member has cancer, that will always be extremely worrying indeed. i want to send my very best wishes not just on behalf of myself personally, government, but on behalf of the entire nation. christian: scottish first minister hums a use of giving us hi

donaldson, being sober, was able to wrestle the musket away from shields. he clubbed the private on the head. the blow killed private shields instantly. captain donelson felt justified in his actions and he was not punished for the mishap. he still got branded as mn keller by men in regiment he had been nearby. donelson's negative experience is only part of the problem. shields ended up dead. it is by what most of us would consider an avoidable accident if he had not been so often drunk and violent. neither the sharwood nor shield incidents are isolated. it was not that the 118th pennsylvania was uniquely liquored up. these types of occurrences both the henri and funny and the violent occurred throughout union and confederate armies. they did so, at least in part, but the official regulations regarding liquor left the army's unable to read the camps of the disruptive spirits. this is what i would like to talk about tonight in the limited amount of time that we have. how the army was at war with liquor and more than one sense. first, i would like to discuss

the leader of the democratic unionist party sirjeffrey donaldson also said...r mark drakeford said... the scottish first minister humza yousaf has also been giving his reaction to the king's cancer diagnosis. can i send my thoughts and prayers to his majesty the king and wish him well for a full recovery and a return back to public life. let me also send my very best wishes and my thoughts with her majesty the queen and all members of the royal family who will be deeply worried at this time. i don't think it matters whether you are a member of the royal family or not. if a family member has cancer, that is always going to be extremely worrying indeed, so i want to send them my very best wishes, notjust on behalf of myself, personally, the government i lead but on behalf of the entire nation. international reactions have come in earlier, including french president emmanuel macron, who also wished a speedy recovery to king charles.reactions have also been pouring in america, earlier i spoke to our north america correspondent david willis that's right, steve. yes.

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lines, this is not exactly what they wanted — but nevertheless the leader of the dup, sirjeffrey donaldsonf a cellmate meant that no government has functioned here for two years, two years of a stalemate meant that no government has functioned here in northern ireland and he believes it was worth fighting for this deal and now potentially government will be back in force by friday or saturday. you're live with bbc news. 25 years — that's how long vladimir putin has been in power in russia — either as president or prime minister. and on wednesday, he launched his presidential re—election campaign — in front of an audience of sports stars, musicians, even a cosmonaut. the 71—year—old's victory is widely seen as a foregone conclusion — even though he's not running unopposed. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, was at the event in moscow. applause for vladimir putin, a standing ovation was all but guaranteed from an audience packed with supporters who want him re—elected russia's president. we were allowed in to watch the campaign event. mr putin used the occasion to claim that it was a us—mad

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mark coleman, independent simon danczuk donaldson, danczuk reform uk ian donaldson, liberal ellison ,oway , conservative george galloway, workers party of britain michael howarth, independent william howarth, independent william howarth , independent. howarth, independent. >> otten, green party . >> guy otten, green party. ravin, rodent sabatina , official ravin, rodent sabatina, official monster raving loony dave tully, independent. >> well to discuss the impact of rishi sunak's performance last night, we are joined, delighted to say in the studio by the director of jl partners and pollster scarlett mccgwire scarlet. watching it for me, scarlet. um, watching it for me, i've watched a lot of these. i think that in number 10 they'll think that in number 10 they'll think it's okay. there were no major gaffes, no blunders , and major gaffes, no blunders, and if straw poll , very small if straw poll, very small audience, of course. 50% approval job done, job sort of donei approval job done, job sort of done i think. >> yes, i think he's exceeded the sort of quite low bar. i think he set h

sam donaldson said to me, he said, senator mccain, you sold the movie rights to your book. i said, yes. he said, who's going to play you? i said, i want i want tom cruise. my kids want my kids want danny devito. so we're going to find out who it is. i'm very pleased. we've been as part of being a bookstore. i got to tell you, one more star. i started selling books. you go to book signings, you go to various events. about four months ago, i was on the jay show. not bad for an old geezer. not bad. yeah. and so i'm in the dressing room, get my makeup on, takes longer and longer to do that. by the way, mr. leno comes in. i said, mr. leno, so thank you for having me on your program, because my 15 year old daughter, my 15 year old daughter will really, you know, perhaps think that i'm a pretty neat guy because of this, you know. so he had a cell phone. so he called up. he said, what's your phone number? and dialed up our home in phenix, arizona. my daughter megan answers the phone. he says, hi, megan, how you doing? this is jay leno. she says, dad, we are. stop fooling around. yo

the lines, this is not exactly what they wanted but nevertheless the leader of the dup, sirjeffrey donaldsong for two years, two years of a stalemate that means no government has functioned here in northern ireland and he believes it was worth fighting for this deal and now potentially government will be back in force by friday or saturday. you're live with bbc news. turning now to the frontlines of the war in ukraine. avdiivka is a ukrainian town where few people remain, as it is bombed relentlessly by russia. its pre—war population was more than 30,000. now, there arejust over 1,000 left. many have fled and many have been killed. a special police unit called the white angels goes door—to—door in avdiivka, helping to evacuate the town's remaining civilians. they've shared their filming with the bbc and our correspondent abdujalil abdurasulov, has filed this report. evacuation from avdiivka is literally a matter of life and death. policemen are running out of time to save this wounded woman. and not only because she is bleeding heavily. a russian drone drops a grenade, aiming for their car.

week has been about the union being safe, the government doing everything it could to getjeffrey donaldsonfirst nationals, first sinn fein first minister.— first nationals, first sinn fein first minister. the practicalities, we showed _ first minister. the practicalities, we showed everyone _ first minister. the practicalities, we showed everyone the - first minister. the practicalities, l we showed everyone the beautiful view across belfast, whatever happens here, it is what they are trying to do for people across northern ireland that actually matters and the entry is full. t0 matters and the entry is full. to ut it matters and the entry is full. to put it mildly. the strokes we have had a _ put it mildly. the strokes we have had a northern ireland particularly over the _ had a northern ireland particularly over the last week we have seen strikes. — over the last week we have seen strikes, the in trays continue to build _ strikes, the in trays continue to build so — strikes, the in trays continue to build so when things continue to get up build so when things continue to get up and _ bui

he really is a considerable achievement, and i congratulate both the government answerjeffrey donaldson the first time that a first minister from northern ireland has come from the nationalist republican side. of course it�*s exactly the same powers as the deputy first minister, but symbolically it is different, and it really is a very good day for northern ireland, and for that matter for the united northern ireland, and for that matterfor the united kingdom too. and i want to come onto some of theseissues and i want to come onto some of these issues you raised here in this democrat second, but coming back to the situation, you said the leader of the dup welcoming the deal — he also said yesterday that this deal is not perfect, but it is one that works in the interests of the people of northern ireland. what is your assessment of where the compromises have been here, and perhaps where the pressure has come from? because yes, this is about changing those post—brexit trading rules, but also about a frustration and northern ireland at the government there has been suspended for two years,

between the lines, it is not what they wanted but nevertheless the leader of the dup, sirjeffrey donaldsonthern ireland and he believes it was worth fighting for this deal and now potentially government will be backin potentially government will be back in force by friday or saturday. you're live with bbc news. to the latest developments from the israel—gaza war now, and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called for the shutdown of the un agency for palestinian refugees. netanyahu says the agency, known as unrwa, should be replaced by other aid organisations. unrwa sacked members of its staff, following accusations from israel that some of its workers took part in the hamas october 7th attacks. a number of donor countries, the us and uk included, have suspended their funding of the agency. the un has urged funding to resume. meanwhile, the pentagon has taken further action against houthi rebels in yemen. us central command said it destroyed a houthi missile that was a threat to a us aircraft. the us has conducted a number of strikes against houthi fighters, who have been prepar

simon danczuk reform uk ian donaldson , danczuk reform uk ian donaldson, liberal democrat paul ellisons of britain michael workers party of britain michael howarth , independent william howarth, independent william howarth, independent william howarth, they related. independent guy otten , green independent guy otten, green party. raven roden , sir bortner, party. raven roden, sir bortner, official monster raving loony party, loony party david tully, independent. who what's on the front page of the telegraph paul , minister . , minister. >> snap up 16,000 rentals for asylum seekers. despite how housing woes. so landlords . have housing woes. so landlords. have been offered a five year guaranteed full rent deal in a bid to cut the £8 million a day cost of housing. migrants migrants in hotel. so of cost of housing. migrants migrants in hotel . so of course migrants in hotel. so of course this isn't going to upset anyone, is it? it's i mean , what anyone, is it? it's i mean, what do you say about this anymore ? do you say about this anymore? >> you know, that's why i've come. >> well, exa

uh, lib dems uk ian donaldson.tain, michael haworth, independent, william howarth, independent, um william howarth, independent, um william howarth, independent guy austin, green party. robin roden in support of the official monster raving loony party, and dave tullett, the independent . there you go. the independent. there you go. and you've just mentioned, um, the people that march and protest and all the rest of it are with flags, etc. well, you've had three of those girls, remember that everyone? remember that image, everyone? those protesters that were walking around with those parachutes, images on their parachutes, uh, images on their backs and also on one of the placards, i'll bring that image up as a reminder, um, for you. well, anyway, they have just been found guilty um , been found guilty under, um, terrorism rules, basically because it was deemed that they were expressing support for a banned terrorist organisation . banned terrorist organisation. then hopefully that sends a very stern message to peopl

mark coleman, independent simon danczuk reform uk ian donaldson, liberal democrat .rth, independent william howarth, independent william howarth, independent. >> guy otten, green party . raven >> guy otten, green party. raven robinson , whose official monster robinson, whose official monster raving loony , and david tully, raving loony, and david tully, independent, doesn't now international tensions are on the rise at the moment over the situation in gaza . a new report situation in gaza. a new report today alleges growing disagrees between the american president , between the american president, joe biden, and the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu . minister, benjamin netanyahu. >> well, this comes as israel continues with its planned offensive in rafah . that's offensive in rafah. that's despite strong international criticism. >> joining us now , gb news >> joining us now, gb news reporter charlie peters on this one. so, um, if biden and netanyahu aren't seeing eye to eye, where does that leave us? well last night, president joe biden, after a meeting wit

, danczuk reform uk ian donaldson, liberal democrat paul ellison, conservative.pendent. guy otten, green party. raven rodents supporting the official monster raving loony and david tully , raving loony and david tully, independent. right. i've got a heck of a lot of twists and turns. still to come for you, but from midnight little reminder. sure you reminder. make sure that you keep because are keep it gb news because we are going be air for going to be live on air for special coverage of the counts in tonight , in both elections tonight, right? the decide. so right? the people decide. so stay small hours to stay up into the small hours to find they voted. keeping find out how they voted. keeping you be tom harwood you company will be tom harwood nigel farage jacob rees—mogg, allison pearson , expert pollster allison pearson, expert pollster mark goodwin , matthew lazar as mark goodwin, matthew lazar as well. i believe sean's had the night off. can't be bothered. but we've got we've got loads of people for you as well. a whole host of top guests and yes, now i do

here's the leader of the democratic unionists, sirjeffrey donaldson.orm of our health service and education system providing childcare support for working families. there are some new priorities and if an executive is to succeed, they need to deliver on those issues. live now to our correspondent charlotte gallagher. we are awaiting a press conference from the taoiseach leo varadkar. he's been having meetings with the northern ireland executive so it'll be interesting hear what he has to say. charlotte, this is a hugely symbolic day today at stormont. 7 it symbolic day today at stormont. ? it is for two reasons. firstly, the fact we are at this point in stormont is back up and running after two years of political chaos, instability, many people thought we would never get here again, that's devolution would be back up with running. a more importantly, the first ever nationalist first minister in northern ireland's history. when northern ireland was created in 1921 after partition, it was designed by unionists for unionist people. the founding fathers wo

leader sir keir starmer said: o'neill said: the leader of the democratic unionist party sir jeffrey donaldsonid: welsh first minister mark drakeford said: in the past few minutes the scottish first minister humza yousaf hs been giving his reaction to the king's cancer diagnosis. cani can i send my thoughts and indeed my prayers to his majesty the king and wish him well for a full recovery and a return back to public life. let me also send my very best wishes and my thoughts with her majesty the queen and all members of the royal family who will be deeply worried at this time. i don't think it matters whether you are a member of the royalfamily or not, whether you are a member of the royal family or not, if a family member has cancer, that is always going to be extremely worrying indeed, so i want to send them my best with —— wishes on behalf of the entire nation. with me is our royal correspondent sarah campbell. there will be people joining there will be peoplejoining us there will be people joining us who will be just there will be people joining us who will bejust coming there will be peop

with my good friend congressman byron donaldson from the great state of florida.ut it he was talking about the horrible story about the young woman, late young woman who was killed in j georgia. can there is no law and order because of the progressives, we have a woke culture because of the progressives, we spend and borrow too much and have inflation, rich lo of talking about his $17 bill at mcdonald's. my authority to make things simple. i think that this country will vote against progressive policies across the board. >> i agree with you, i think the progressives have been wanting control, for decades through joe biden and i will add started with barack obama. with joe biden, they have been able to accomplish a good portion of it. it sucks. it is te terrible, immigration policy is one that everyone can see, tragedy that happened in georgia, but also tragedy that is happening all over country be we have 200 thousand people die from fentanyl overdose, because of joe biden's progressive policies, there are young girls who are sold to sex slavery every debu day, by

rochdale was a lib dem stronghold not so long ago and the party's candidate iain donaldson believes it labour's shadow immigration minister, stephen kinnock, was asked for his reaction to the by—election now the polls have closed. well, to be frank, i'm pleased that this whole sorry saga has come to an end. now, it has been a very difficult and messy process. i'm very pleased that we took rapid and robust action in terms of our candidate. and the number one priority for us now in rochdale will be to select a strong candidate who will take the seat for labour and we will have a labour mp at the general election that we can be proud of. let's go live to our political correspondent, peter saull, who is at the count in rochdale. what a campaign — two disowned candidates and two big characters in george galloway and simon danczuk. just for viewers who are starting here, just recap on the campaign for us. i here, “ust recap on the campaign for us. . ~ ., ., here, “ust recap on the campaign for us. i have never known a by-election frankly like — us. i have never known a by-election frankly li

there was somebody-- >> that's the old reagan trick with sam donaldson. what, sam? good to see you. cannot hear you. other presidents half use the sound of the helicopter. go ahead. >> somebody in the second row at the press briefing today asked karine jean-pierre about why there is no super bowl interview. doesn't he want to have a huge audience? why has he done so many fewer press events and press availability than all of his recent predecessors. she said i can't deny the numbers that they are fewer, but he will try to get out there in new ways. she mentioned radio interviews and podcasts and social media which have been used by barack obama, donald trump and biden 2020 very effectively. these are not knew things. they are basically telling us not to expect to see or hear more from him between now and november. >> i doubt he will be going on charlamagne tha god again who has been critical as many others have been. you said no one is actively running a shadow campaign. i agree with you. i don't think gavin newsom is doing that. it was clear in his mind when you take him at his word

danczuk reform uk in donaldson. tully, independent. there you go. >> , let's move now >> well, let's move on now because throw away the key. because i'd throw away the key. that's the mother of dawn that's what the mother of dawn ashworth says should happen to the killer of daughter. uh, the killer of her daughter. uh, colin pitchfork. yes >> pitchfork is serving a life sentence raping and killing sentence for raping and killing dawn, well as another 15 year dawn, as well as another 15 year old lynda mann. so the big old named lynda mann. so the big question we're asking question that we're asking today, people be today, can people be rehabilitated, however heinous the crime? and given a second chance? >> well, joining us now is the former prisoner and social campaigner winston davis. winston thank you so much for making the time for us today. uh, first of all, the biggest question that we're going to have to ask you on the front of question that we're going to ha'can) ask you on the front of question that we're goi