i am john - cooper, the mp for dumfries and galloway— cooper, the mp for dumfries and galloway and i'm to unite the two sides of the party and i think— two sides of the party and i think he _ two sides of the party and i think he can draw people from both— think he can draw people from both sides. he has people like mark— both sides. he has people like mark fran ois who is on the right— mark fran ois who is on the right and _ mark fran ois who is on the right and also people who are a bit more — right and also people who are a bit more on the other side. does — bit more on the other side. does he _ bit more on the other side. does he have the policy is to do this? he has gone very hard on immigration and he is now seen as being very much more to the right so will he be the right person to win back voters that you lost to the lib dems? the idea that he is part of a lurch — the idea that he is part of a lurch to— the idea that he is part of a lurch to the right is nonsense, and i— lurch to the right is nonsense, and i think— lurch to the right is nonsense, and i think he is seeking commo

dutch defender denzel dumfries with their fourth goal.gotjuve back on level terms, after coming on as a sub withjust under half an hour to go, the turkey international scoring twice. the points, therefore, were shared. to tennis, and the british number one, jack draper, has won his first atp 500 title, after beating karen khachanov in the final of the vienna open. it looked like draper was going to have a comfortable victory, after winning the first set against his russian opponent 6—4, and he then led 4—love at the start of the second set. khachanov, though, responded, winning the next five games in a row, before draper came back to take the final set 7—5 and to win the biggest trophy of his career so far. and that title win also moves draper up to a career—high ranking of world number 15. sometimes, in tennis, you believe in yourself as a player, you believe in the work that you're doing, but until you actually do it, you don't really have that belief that you can really do it consistently. and i suppose, um, you know, with good results

they'd done enough to win when they went 4—2 up early in the second half — dutch defender denzel dumfriesotjuve back on level terms — after coming on as a sub withjust under half an hour to go, the turkey international scored twice... so the points were shared. jack draper has won the biggest title of his career so far. the british tennis number one, who reached the semi finals at the us open last month, beat karen khachanov in straight sets to win the vienna open — his first atp 500 tournament — at the age of 22. drew savage reports. this time last yearjack draper was ranked 91st in the world. tomorrow he will be 15, and on the march towards even greater things. an early break of serve settled the nerves. his russian opponent posting to making mistakes. draper delighted his fans with the way he finished off the first set. and carried on into the second. rattling off the first four games without reply from khachanov. when the russian did eventually respond, it was worth waiting for. winning the next five games in a row, it had looked straightforward, but suddenly the result was in doubt.

this was dumfries and galloway earlier on.t is because we have got high pressure with us at the moment. it is going to slip its way slowly eastwards, and the went will start to strengthen a little as we go through the night. it is certainly strongest further north and west. that means it will be fog free overnight. we keep some clearer skies, a bit more of a breeze blowing through the irish sea, and eventually we will see some rain threatening the far north—west. but it will stay there for much of the day tomorrow. to start, single figures, but not a bad start. a lot of sunshine around. clouding over from the west as we go through the day, they wind strengthening, gusts close to 50 mph in the far north—west of scotland. maybe some rain arriving into the western isles by the end of the day. but in the sunshine, despite the breeze, pleasant enough, 16—17, maybe even 17 in the moray firth as well. then it becomes a

they'd done enough to win when they went 11—2 up early in the second half — dutch defender denzel dumfriesrms — after coming on as a sub withjust under half an hour to go, the turkey international scored twice. so the points were shared. to tennis, and british number one jack draper has won his first atp 500 title after beating karen khachanov in the final of the vienna 0pen. it looked like draper was going to have a comfortable victory after winning the first set against his russian opponent 6—4 and then led 4—love at the start of the second. khachanov responded, though, winning the next five games in a row before draper came back to take the final set 7—5 and win the biggest trophy of his career so far. the title win also moves draper up to a career high ranking of world number 15. sometimes in tennis, you believe in yourself as a player, you believe in the work you're doing. but until you actually do it, you don't really have that belief that you can really do it consistently. and i suppose, with good results and confidence, that goes such a long way. so, hopefully, i can keep on buildi

but joining me now is john cooper, who's the mp for dumfries and galloway.ing robert jenrick, aren't you? mr cooper, why do you think he did well in that? >> i think he did very well. i think he was powerful. i think he was passionate, he was personal and he was patriotic. and he's got a plan which i think is one of the key things. when you're electing a leader, you need someone with a plan that's ready to go. he's talking about renewing the conservative party. that's what we need. >> he's calling you the new conservatives, isn't he? mr generic, like new labour. is that really the example you want to follow? >> there's nothing like new laboun >> there's nothing like new labour. i think that's fairly clear. but he has got a plan and that's important. and one of the things he's very clear on is the european convention on human rights. and although i think voters in my rural area in dumfries and galloway and scotland are not obsessed with immigration, it is an issue. why is it, though, that you can do this when you're in power? >> martin daubney in gb news is s

. >> dumfries and galloway. john cooper joins behind robert jenrick. gentlemen, good morning to both of you. and robert. could i ask you first of all or john, sorry, could i ask you first of all, how close is this race? >> so i think it's close . i >> so i think it's close. i think we've moved on now from what was what i called the tories have got talent, which was the kind of broad, large numbers. and we've moved down to two. so it's kind of the hunger games now. and at the end of this there can be only one. i'm confident that that's going to be robert jenrick. >> right, nigel, how strong is cami's campaign ? cami's campaign? >> i think you've seen she's incredibly popular with the membership and she's out and about across the country now, making sure that we get every single vote. we're not taking anything for granted. this is a tough fight. >> are you concerned nigel and john might have a different opinion to you on this? are you concerned that kemi badenoch for all her, you know, strong qualities? lots of people love that she shoots from the hip th

this was dumfries and galloway earlier on. we have got some beautiful sunshine closing out the day along that kent coast as well. that is because we have got high pressure with us at the moment. it is going to slip its way slowly eastwards, and the went will start to strengthen a little as we go through the night. it is certainly strongest further north and west. that means it will be fog free overnight. we keep some clearer skies, a bit more of a breeze blowing through the irish sea, and eventually we will see some rain threatening the far north—west. but it will stay there for much of the day tomorrow. to start, single figures, but not a bad start. a lot of sunshine around. clouding over from the west as we go through the day, they wind strengthening, gusts close to 50 mph in the far north—west of scotland. maybe some rain arriving into the western isles by the end of the day. but in the sunshine, despite the breeze, pleasant enough, 16—17, maybe even 17 in the moray firth as well. then it becomes a little more tricky as we