one of those affected, iain duncan smith, called the leak a "complete disaster".ne da costa reports. more than 1000 people will be honoured, among them celebrities, sports does, and politicians, including musician sir eltonjohn, cricketer ben stokes, former tory party leader iain duncan smith, and former director of public prosecutions alison saunders. there are also security, counter—terror, and justice personnel, as well as chief constables. but a list containing their home addresses was of —— accidentally published on friday evening. iain duncan smith, who is due to be noted, described the data breach as a complete disaster. he told the sunday times tennis does need to be asking some is very serious questions of those involved about how this was allowed to happen in wide no final checks we re to happen in wide no final checks were carried out before the document was published at two questions. regulators have more power to penalise those who fail to protect personal data. the cabinet office confirmed the list was only visible foran confirmed the list was only v

one of those affected, iain duncan smith, called the leak a "complete disaster". katharine da costa reports. more than 1000 people will be honoured, among them celebrities, sport sports, and politicians, including musician sir eltonjohn, cricketer ben stokes, former tory party leader iain duncan smith, and former director of public prosecutions alison saunders. there are also security, counter—terror, and justice personnel, as well as chief constables. but a list containing their home addresses was accidentally published by the government on friday evening. iain duncan smith, who is due to be knighted, described the data breach as a "complete disaster". he told the sunday times... new data protection laws were brought in last year, giving regulators more power to penalise those who fail to protect personal data. the cabinet office confirmed the list was only visible for an hour. in a statement, it said... the former head of the civil service, lord kersla ke, is leading calls for an independent enquiry. the cabinet office says it has report the matter to the inform

one of those affected, iain duncan smith, called the leak a "complete disaster".ta reports. more than 1000 people will be honoured, among them celebrities, sport stars, and politicians, including musician sir eltonjohn, cricketer ben stokes, former tory party leader iain duncan smith, and former director of public prosecutions alison saunders. there are also security, counter—terror, and justice personnel, as well as chief co nsta bles. but a list containing their home addresses was accidentally published by the government on friday evening. iain duncan smith, who is due to be knighted, described the data breach as a "complete disaster". he told the sunday times... new data protection laws were brought in last year, giving regulators more power to penalise those who fail to protect personal data. the cabinet office confirmed the list was only visible for an hour. in a statement, it said... the former head of the civil service, lord kerslake, is leading calls for an independent enquiry. the cabinet office says it has report the matter to the information commissione

iain duncan smith described it as a disaster.his be in terms of all the celebrities and politicians whose addresses have been made public. it's not good for anybody‘s personal details to be released in this way but there were, included in that list, police and security personnel where there are potentially serious ramifications and i'm sure they are being looked at now in considerable detail. but that is a significant issue in its own right so it's not just the famous people, it is people that won't be known and shouldn't be known truthfully. what do you think should have gone wrong. including not very well trained staff, this is something that does happen every year, you would say it's a pretty well oiled machine when it comes to the new year's honours. it certainly was in my experience a very effective team, a small team that handled the work with great professionalism so it's important we must not condemn everybody in this process. it looks like a human error. someone has posted more information than they should have done ahea

though i visited ian duncan smith's constituency and he told me his way of dealing with this is to neverem is sometimes with elections and things, they feed it a bit more because they tell everybody, actually we all hate each other. we don't. i don't hate labour, i have a lot of labour friends. but the internet takes a bit of that anger and accelerate and makes it immediate and instantaneous and gratifying, like a drug. but abuse is not something that happens online. and a day after i visited his office, it was vandalised. 0ne one of the most writings —— surprising findings was that man overall tended to receive more abusive messages on twitter. although this does not mean that what they did receive was worse or more threatening. these are broad trends. the experience of every candidate will change. for example, angela smith. she is being insulted a lot for her honesty and being called a traitorfour times more than the average candidate. this could be because she recently changed parties. she is now with the liberal democrats. she also voted against brexit. this was against the majority

iain duncan smith, who is due to be knighted, described the data breach as a "complete disaster".unday times... new data protection laws were brought in last year, giving regulators more power to penalise those who fail to protect personal data. the cabinet office confirmed the list was only visible for an hour. in a statement, it said... the former head of the civil service, lord kersla ke, is leading calls for an independent enquiry. the cabinet office says it has report the matter to the information commissioner's office and is looking into how this happened. but privacy campaigners have expressed concern at what they say is an inexcusable mistake. data experts warn the government could face legal action, notjust from the data watchdog, but from those who've seen their personal details leaked. information many may have wanted to keep private. katharine da costa, bbc news. earlier i spoke to the former head of the civil service, lord bob kerslake, and i asked him what his reaction was, when he first heard about this data breach. i was very shocked. it is a serious breach and tha

one candidate who received an awful lot of this was iain duncan smith. he is right down the bottom.so sworn at a lot, and if you are white, you are more likely to be called a traitor and sworn at than any other ethnicity we looked at. of course, there are human beings on the other side of the screen. i visited iain duncan smith's constituency and he told me his way of dealing with all of this is simply to never engage. the problem is sometimes with elections and things, they feed it a bit more because they tell everybody, actually, we all hate each other. we don't. i don't hate labour. i have a lot of labour friends. but the internet takes that bit of that anger and accelerates it in cos it makes it immediate and instantaneous and gratifying, like a drug. but abuse is not something that happens online. ——that just happens online. a day after i visited his office, it was vandalised. one of the most surprising findings was that men overall received more abusive messages than women, but they weren't more threatening. angela smith is being called a traitorfour times more than the averag

iain duncan smith, who is due to be knighted, described the data breach as a "complete disaster".he sunday times... new data protection laws were brought in last year, giving regulators more power to penalise those who fail to protect personal data. the cabinet office confirmed the list was only visible for an hour. in a statement, it said... the former head of the civil service, lord kersla ke, is leading calls for an independent enquiry. the cabinet office says it has report the matter to the information commissioner's office and is looking into how this happened. this is a well—established process that has gone on for you also an urgent is definitely needed. date data experts warn the government could face legal action, notjust from the data watchdog, but from those who've seen their personal details leaked. information many may have wanted to keep private. several people have been stabbed at a rabbi's home in the state of new york. at least five people, alljewish, have been taken to hospital. the new york mayor, bill de blasio, says he will not allow events like this to become

one candidate who received an awful lot of this was iain duncan smith, as you can see, right down the called a traitor than any other ethnicity you look at. but of course, there are human beings on the other side of the screen, so i visited the constituency of iain duncan smith, who told me his way of dealing with this is to never engage. the problem is sometimes with elections and things, they actually feed this a bit more because they tell everybody, "actually, we all hate each other". we don't. i don't hate labour! i have a lot of labour friends. the problem with the internet is it takes that bit of the anger and then accelerates it in, because makes it immediate, instantaneous and it gratifies, rather like a drug. but abuse, of course, isn't just something that happens online. and a day after i visited his office, it was vandalised. one of the most surprising findings was that men overall tended to receive more abusive messages than women on twitter — although, of course, this doesn't mean that what they did receive was worse or more threatening. obviously, these are broad trends.

i visited iain duncan smith's constituency and he told me his way of dealing with this is to never engage with elections and things, they feed it a bit more because they tell everybody, actually, we all hate each other. we don't. i don't hate labour. i have a lot of labour friends. but the internet takes a bit of that anger and accelerate and makes it immediate and instantaneous and gratifying, like a drug. but abuse is not something that happens online. a day after i visited his office, it was vandalised. back at the research hub they've generated a huge map of abuse. so this is our universe of abuse. it connects the candidates being abused to the people doing the abusing. the bigger the clusters around a candidate, the greater the number of people that are sending them abuse. you can see that the most prominent politicians, especially borisjohnson and jeremy corbyn, but others, have their own personal entourage of people who specifically tend to abuse just them. here, the brexiteers are in pink and remainers in green. both groups angrily surrounding the two main party leaders. on this m

the decision to award a knighthood to the former work and pensions secretary iain duncan smith has beens over his introduction of universal credit. and some questions over a damehood for former director of public prosecutions alison saunders after a number of scandals. in entertainment there were knighthoods for two british film makers — steve mcqueen, who directed the oscar—winning 12 years a slave and sam mendes, who directed bond films sky fall and spectre. and in sport, eoin morgan who, captained england to victory in the cricket world cup becomes a cbe, ben stokes an obe, jos buttler and joe root both mbes. an mbe too for england star jill scott for services to women's football. earlier, i spoke to taekwondo world and double olympic champion jadejones who has been awarded an obe. she told me it felt amazing to receive the title. to be recognised at the highest level and to be going to the palace again to receive an honour, it's just amazing and obviously i was so young last time getting so, so i feel like i will appreciate it more this time. yeah, we're watching some pictures of yo

one candidate who received an awful lot was in duncan smith. he can spread down the bottom. sworn ata down the bottom. he was also sworn at a lot and if you are white you are more likely to be called a traitor and sworn at than any other ethnicity. of course, there are human beings on the other side of the screen. though i visited in duncan smith's constituency and he told me his way of dealing with this is to never engage. the problem is sometimes with elections and things, they feed it a bit more because they tell everybody, actually we all hate each other. we don't. i have a lot of labour friends. but it takes a bit of that anger and accelerate and makes it immediate and instantaneous and gratifying, like a drug. but abuse is not something that happens online. 0ne abuse is not something that happens online. one day after i visited his office, it was vandalised. back at the research hub they generated a huge amount of abuse. so this is our universe of abuse. it connects the candidates being abused to the people especially boris johnson and jeremy corbyn, but others, have t

iain duncan smith could lose to labour in his seat in chingford and woodford green.re from the lib dems. the lib dem leadersjo swinson faces her own self battle with the snp. now, there aren't many senior vicki young figures that risk —— at risk, but some are being targeted by the tories. and what about the biggest scalp of all? borisjohnson has a relatively small majority but the tories are confident he will hang on. the results in all of these key seats will determine how different the next parliament looks. vicki young reporting there. and you'll find full details of who you can vote for where you live on the bbc website: bbc.co.uk/election2019. in the past hour, president trump has landed in the uk for a summit of nato leaders. air force one touched down at stansted and the president is now travelling to the u5 ambassador's residence in central london. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james robbins is there. he told us what we can expect for the next few days. well, this meeting is in some ways celebratory. it's to mark nato's 70th anniversary year. and many of the a

one of those affected, iain duncan smith, called the leak a "complete disaster". the cabinet office has apologised and told the bbc it was "looking into how this happened". in the last hour, the former head of the civil service, lord kersla ke, stressed the importance of an investigation. well, look, it is a serious and indeed extraordinary breach, because this is a well—established process that has gone on pretty much the same way for years. sol that has gone on pretty much the same way for years. so i think an urgent investigation is certainly needed. of course it is likely to be human error, as has been suggested. but we need to know how well staff we re but we need to know how well staff were trained about the importance of maintaining security, were they briefed on the potential consequences if this information was released? several people have been stabbed at a rabbi's home in the state of new york. at least five people, who were alljewish, have been taken to hospital. the new york mayor, bill de blasio, says he will not allow events like this to become the

one of those affected, iain duncan smith, called the leak a "complete disaster".e have been stabbed at a rabbi's home in the state of new york. at least five people, who were alljewish, have been taken to hospital. the new york mayor, bill de blasio, says he will not allow events like this to become the ‘new normal‘ and will step up security around jewish houses of worship. the suspect fled but police said he was later taken into custody. the lawyer representing the family of a british father and his two children who drowned in a resort swimming pool in spain on christmas eve wants a more detailed investigation into their deaths. a statement from the spanish police said initial evidence found the incident was a "tragic accident" caused by "lack of expertise" in swimming. the hotel insists the pool was working normally — but the mother of the children says all three could swim. more than a quarter of a million people have signed a petition demanding that sydney cancels its traditional new year's eve firework display and spends the money on tackling australia's bush

iain duncan smith's campaign building targeted. another death threat against labour's ruth smead. assaulted. swastikas on an snp leaflet and a tory candidate confronting a voter alleged to have abused his campaigners. now, sod off! don't shout at young females who work for me. new figures seen by the bbc show online abuse has been rising throughout the campaign. in the first week, researchers found nearly 18,000 abusive replies to candidates. that's kept coming up and, in total, over the first month of the election, the team found candidates received nearly 93,000 abusive tweets. the escalation was mostly aimed at conservative candidates. police chiefs have been getting daily reports from across the country, after they issued advice to all candidates to protect themselves and not to canvass alone. luke pollard in plymouth has had to remove homophobic abuse from his campaign office for the first time. do you think the level of abuse directed at candidates has changed the nature of campaigning? because of the toxicity of this particular action, it's something we're having to take mo

iain duncan smith who is being knighted and whose details were released says it was a complete disaster it go wrong this year? us forces have carried out a series of attacks against sites in syria and iraq, operated by an iraqi militia group that's said to be backed by iran. the pentagon said the strikes were a response to a number of attacks by the kata'ib hezbollah organisation, targeting bases in iraq where us personnel are stationed. our middle east analyst, alanjohnston, spoke to us earlier with more details... here you have the americans going after an iraqi military organisation which the pentagon says is closely linked to the iranian revolutionary guard. the pentagon said they went after this organisation in five locations, three in iraq and two in syria. they say they went after command and control centres and weapons storage sites. the aim was to deter this organisation and limit its ability to act. the background is that the americans in their bases in iraq have been coming under a series of attacks in the last six weeks or more. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, came o

iain duncan smith is a controversial one particularly because of the chaos of universal credit and intentions but the mirror leads big on the lives that have been ruined as a result of that and there is a feeling that when it comes to honours in politics and in critical advisors, that people get awarded whether they fail or succeed. that goldman being made a lot despite losing his seat. ——is goldman. but he knows a lot about the environment. there are more people in work than ever before and maybe universal credit help some people. i think there is a feeling that people have already been rewarded by having fascinating lives... this is the front page we wa nted lives... this is the front page we wanted to get to tonight. probably never really thought about a gong when they went into it, they did it because it mattered to them. they certainly did not do it because they thought they would get an award. this couple have fostered 59 people. that is amazing. i hope they are allowed to take 59 of them to the palace. congratulations to the ordinary heroes. thank you very much to the both of

iain duncan smith who is being knighted and whose details we re being knighted and whose details wereis list is released every year so why did it go wrong this year? i know you will continue to monitor this because the story will run for —— will run for quite some time. thank you very much indeed. let us look at the headlines. the headlines on bbc news... five people are injured in a knife attack in new york state during hanukkah celebrations at the home of a rabbi. a quarter of a million people sign a petition calling for sydney's new year's eve fireworks to be cancelled and the money spent fighting nearby bushfires instead as the nhs braces itself for the new year period — often its busiest time — a pioneering scheme in wales is aiming to take the pressure off hospitals and doctors surgeries. five members of the welsh ambulance service have graduated to become the uk s first advanced prescribing paramedics — and the team can be deployed across the nhs. our health editor hugh pym has been on the road with some of them. it enhances the role greatly and makes our role a lot more flexib

the decision to award a knighthood to the former work and pensions secretary iain duncan smith has beenes over his introduction of universal credit. and some questions over a damehood forformer director of public prosecutions alison saunders after a number of scandals. in entertainment, there were knighthoods for two british film—makers, steve mcqueen, who directed the 0scar—winning 12 years a slave, and sam mendes, who directed bond films skyfall and spectre. and in sport, eoin morgan, who captained england to victory in the cricket world cup, becomes a cbe. ben stokes an 0be, jos buttler and joe root both mbes. an mbe also for england star jill scott, for services to women's football. the d—day veteran, harry billinge, who we saw in that report, told bbc breakfast‘s tim muffett said he didn't expect his fundraising work to lead to an mbe. there is no words can express my feelings when i knew that, because it was far from my mind that i was ever going to be recognised for doing a bit of a collection for the blokes who never came back, and that is the only thing that drove me on. and ju

the decision to award a knighthood to the former work and pensions secretary, iain duncan smith, hasy opposition parties over his introduction of universal credit. and some questions over a damehood forformer director of public prosecutions alison saunders after a number of scandals. in entertainment, there were knighthoods for two british film—makers. steve mcqueen, who directed the oscar winning 12 years a slave and sam mendes, who directed bond films skyfall and spectre. and in sport, eoin morgan, who captained england to victory in the cricket world cup becomes a cbe. ben stokes an 0be, jos buttler and joe root both mbes. an mbe also for england star jill scott, for services to women's football. a mother whose husband and two children drowned in a swimming pool on the costa del sol on christmas eve insists they all knew how to swim. 0lubunmi diya says they were "dragged into the middle" of the pool and couldn't get out. the hotel's operator said exhaustive police investigations had confirmed the pool was working normally and there was no malfunction of any kind. 0ur correspondent

the list of more than 1,000 recipients — including sir elton john, cricketer ben stokes, mp iain duncan smithutions alison saunders — was uploaded to an official website on friday evening and removed around an hour later. the government has apologised and referred the data breach to the regulator. a british woman whose husband and two children drowned in a swimming pool in a spanish resort on christmas eve has said she may pursue an independent investigation, according to her lawyer. a spanish police report said that tests had found nothing wrong with the pool — and suggested that gabriel diya, his nine—year—old daughter and 16—year—old son, had got out of their depth. let's go now to our europe correspondent gavin lee who's on the costa del sol. tell us more. what we are hearing today are two very different conflicting accounts of what was a family holiday that ended bizarrely in tragedy on christmas eve with three members of the family dying we are told from the police in spain in are told from the police in spain in a tragic accident. there was a lack of expertise of members of the family

iain duncan smith could lose to labour in his seat in chingford and woodford green.remain in the eu and is coming under pressure from the lib dems. the lib dem leaderjo swinson faces her own tough battle with the snp. there are not many senior labour figures at risk, but some, like the veteran mp dennis skinner, are being targeted by the tories. and what about the biggest scalp of all? borisjohnson has a relatively small majority, but the tories are confident he will hang on. the results of all of these key seats will determine how different the next parliament looks. vicki young reporting there — and you'll find full details of who you can vote for where you live on the bbc website — bbc. co. uk/election2019. a 12 year—old boy has died — and five others have been injured — in a hit—and—run crash — near a school in essex. the crash happened near debden park high school in loughton this afternoon. for the latest let's join our correspondent tolu adeoye. what is the latest? police have described this as a truly shocking incident and it was just after three o'clock as s

iain duncan smith could lose to labour in his seat in chingford and woodford green.ly to remain in the eu and is coming under pressure from the lib dems. the lib dem leaderjo swinson faces her own tough battle with the snp. there are not many senior labour figures at risk, but some, like the veteran mp dennis skinner, are being targeted by the tories. and what about the biggest scalp of all? borisjohnson has a relatively small majority, but the tories are confident he will hang on. the results of all of these key seats will determine how different the next parliament looks. vicki young reporting there. and you'll find full details of who you can vote for in your area on the bbc website — bbc. co. uk/election2019. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. beautiful, sunny skies first thing this morning. it was crisp and frosty for many but at least the sunshine has compensated. it stayed with us for much of the day but a real contrast further north and west. if we take a look at the pressure, under the influence of high pressure but in that colder air, just

i was very proud to go to the north—east of london, a constituency represented by iain duncan smith,any people's lives. those who have remained homeless as a result of going into debt. those who have lost private rented accommodation and those that have gone hungry as a result of it. i'm fed up of living in a country where more than1.5 fed up of living in a country where more than 1.5 million parcels of food are given out every year in food

the decision to award a knighthood to the former work and pensions secretary iain duncan smith has beenes over his introduction of universal credit. and some questions over a damehood forformer director of public prosecutions alison saunders after a number of scandals. in entertainment, there were knighthoods for two british film—makers, steve mcqueen, who directed the oscar—winning 12 years a slave, and sam mendes, who directed bond films skyfall and spectre. and in sport, eoin morgan, who captained england to victory in the cricket world cup, becomes a cbe. ben stokes an 0be, jos buttler and joe root both mbes. an mbe also for england star jill scott, for services to women's football. joining me on the phone is taekwondo world and double 0lympic champion jade jones. congratulations, i think it is fair to say this is not your first honour, you have been upgraded. yes, first i got an mbe so now, it is amazing in such an honour. absolutely, what does it mean to you to be recognised in this way?” think it is amazing. i put my life and everything into tae kwon do so to be recognised on the

i was very proud to go to the north—east of london, a constituency represented by iain duncan smith,nd announced and we do that because of the brutality of what universal credit has done to so many people's lives. those who have remained homeless as a result of going into debt. those who have lost private rented accommodation and those that have gone hungry as a result of it. i'm fed up of living in a country where more thani.5 fed up of living in a country where more than 1.5 million parcels of food are given out every year in food are given out every year in food banks all over the country. i don't want to see an industry of food banks around britain. i want to see people properly supported in their hour of need by the rest of us ina their hour of need by the rest of us in a community, rather than relying on the charity of others in order to get something to eat. and that includes people in work because their wages are so low. zero—hour contracts damage their chances of earning enough money so they then have to access food banks as well. the number of children... applause. in moder

people, musicians like sir eltonjohn, sportspeople including ben stokes, politicians such as iain duncan smithrmer director of public prosecutions, alison saunders. there are also security, counter—terror, and justice personnel, and chief constables. a list including their addresses was spotted online last night. names, addresses, home addresses, in fact, and all of the awards. i mean, shocked and stunned, tried to get in touch. left messages on the gov.uk website and tried to get in touch with them via twitter but there was no—one around and no response. it's thought list was available online for about an hour. a cabinet office spokesperson told the bbc: according to the cabinet office, everybody affected is being contacted and it's looking into how this has happened. it's reported the matter to the information commissioner's office and the ico is likely to assess whether there's been any breach of data protection legislation. they will be looking at the reasons and the factors that contributed to the excess information coming out this time. so they'll be looking at processes, they'll be look

the decision to award a knighthood to the former work and pensions secretary iain duncan smith has beenosition parties over his introduction of universal credit. and some questions over a damehood forformer director of public prosecutions alison saunders after a number of scandals. in entertainment, there were knighthoods for two british film—makers, steve mcqueen, who directed the oscar—winning i2 years a slave, and sam mendes, who directed bond films skyfall and spectre. and in sport, eoin morgan, who captained england to victory in the cricket world cup, becomes a cbe. ben stokes an 0be, jos buttler and joe root both mbes. an mbe also for england star jill scott, for services to women's football. 0ur correspondent katy austin had more on the leak of addresses of honours recipients. the list of people set to receive honours in 2020 includes a range of people from celebrities to sportspeople, but also some figures in security, people who work in the police, and a cabinet office spokesperson has confirmed to the bbc that a version of that list, people receiving new year's honours for 20

the decision to award a knighthood to the former work and pensions secretary iain duncan smith has been opposition parties over his introduction of universal credit. and some questions over a damehood forformer director of public prosecutions alison saunders after a number of scandals. in entertainment, there were knighthoods for two british film—makers, steve mcqueen, who directed the oscar winning 12 years a slave, and sam mendes, who directed bond films skyfall and spectre. and in sport, eoin morgan, who captained england to victory in the cricket world cup, becomes a cbe. ben stokes an 0be, jos buttler and joe root both mbes. an mbe, too, for england star jill scott, for services to women's football. the chief executive of keep britain tidy, allison 0gden—newton, has received an 0be for services to the environment. i asked her what it meant to her to be recognised. it is an incredible honour and as other contributors have said, it has not sunk in yet, but it is an amazing recognition of the work that keep britain tidy does. it is fantastic. what work does keep britain tidy do today?

please nobody mention iain duncan smith again. it u psets mention iain duncan smith again.ces also about the future, it is also about children's chances in life, and what they get. i mentioned the point about the number of children in overcrowded classes and so on. the legacy of the 1945 to 1951 government was the national health service. health care free at the point of need whenever you required it. the legacy will be a national education service where we take away the principle commodity in education and replace it with the right to education. applause . you all know, that children that get preschool get nursery opportunities, tend to learn a lot faster, socialise a lot faster and doa faster, socialise a lot faster and do a lot better in primary and secondary school as a result. it is clear that nurseries are a very good thing all round, notjust for the pa rents thing all round, notjust for the parents but also for the child as well. so we will pay for free nursery education for all 2—4—year—olds for 30 hours a week. that means that socialisation is there and those paren

much deeper thanjust single attacks on someone. 0ne candidate who received an awful lot was iain duncan smithe his way of dealing with this is to never engage. the problem is sometimes with elections and things, they feed it a bit more because they tell everybody, actually, we all hate each other. we don‘t. i don‘t hate labour. i have a lot of labour friends. but the internet takes a bit of that anger and accelerate and makes it immediate and instantaneous and gratifying, like a drug. but abuse is not something that happens online. a day after i visited his office, it was vandalised. 0ne one of the most surprising findings was that men received more than women, but they weren‘t more threatening. angela smith is being called a traitor four times more than the average candidate. this could be because she has recently changed parties. she is with the liberal democrats and voted against brexit. this was against a majority and therefore former constituency. and she says she has faced a torrent of abuse from anti—semitism to misogyny. in order to stay sane, i do not look at most of the abuse direct

one candidate who received an awful lot of this was iain duncan smith, as you can see, right down then, so i visited the constituency of iain duncan smith, who told me his way of dealing with this is to never engage. the problem is sometimes with elections and things, they actually feed this a bit more because they tell everybody, "actually, we all hate each other". we don't. i don't hate labour! i have a lot of labour friends. the problem with the internet is it takes that bit of the anger and then accelerates it in, because makes it immediate, instantaneous and it gratifies, rather like a drug. but abuse, of course, isn't just something that happens online. and a day after i visited his office, it was vandalised. one of the most surprising findings was that men overall tended to receive more abusive messages than women on twitter — although, of course, this doesn't mean that what they did receive was worse or more threatening. obviously, these are broad trends. the experience of every candidate is gonna change. take, for example, angela smith. so she is being insulted a lot for her

one candidate who received an awful lot of this was iain duncan smith.worn at than any other ethnicity. but of course, there are human beings on the other side of the screen. so i visited iain duncan smith's constituency and he told me his way of dealing with this is to never engage. the problem is sometimes with elections and things, they actually feed this a bit more because they tell everybody, actually, we all hate each other. we don't. i don't hate labour! i have a lot of labour friends. but the problem with the internet is it takes a bit of that anger and accelerate and makes it immediate and instantaneous and gratifying, like a drug. but abuse, of course, is notjust something that happens online. and a day after i visited his office, it was vandalised. one of the most surprising findings was that men overall tended to receive more abusive messages than women on twitter — although this does not mean that what they did receive was worse or more threatening. these are broad trends. the experience of every candidate will change. for example, angela sm

iain duncan smith, former conservative leader has hung on in chingford and woodford, his majority cutre hearing that isa on the board but we are hearing that is a hold for labour for rosie duffield. stockton south is a conservative gain and black wool south, the same story, the labour party has lost this to the conservatives. —— blackpool south. the conservatives have picked up half of the vote share and the new mp is scott benton for the conservatives. let us look at the share of the vote and a familiar story by this time of the night, the labour shared down by 12 points, the conservatives up by seven and the brexit party are putting in a decent performance here on six points. i just want to show you a pattern that is now emerging. the difference in which, the way in which leave britain and remain in britain has been voting when it comes to the performance of the conservatives and labour. so we have talked about, when we talk about strong leave seats, seats were 60% or more of the electorate voted for leave and similarly in remain seats. if you compare the labour performance, labour