we have evidenced that to the electoral commission. rock services is a shell company, it doesn't generate money. an investigation‘s begun into how eight children fell from an inflatable slide at a fireworks display in woking last night — seven of them have now been discharged from hospital. we don't still know yet exactly what happened, but eight children appear to have come off near the top of the slide, or at the top of the slide, we are not quite sure yet, and landed on the floor alongside it. tributes from theresa may and ex—prime ministers, to former head of the civil service sirjeremy heywood to former head of the civil service sirjeremy heywood, who has died aged 56. leicester city players arrive in bangkok to join funeral ceremonies for their chairman, who died in a helicopter crash. a 33—year—old man from lincolnshire has become the first person to swim around the british coast. it feels weird now, to be looking back and almost reflecting. because for 157 days, i almost didn't allow myself to do that. so now it feels quite nic

matter being passed on to the national crime agency because to date all we have seen from the electoral commissionapproach. i hope the matter will be shortly concluded to demonstrate that no crimes have been committed. the national crime agency says electoral law offences would not normally come under its remit but the potential for wider offences to have been committed means an investigation is appropriate. the nca should now use all of their powers to investigate this fully. these are very serious matters and part of that investigation has to bring to a conclusion our understanding of what the real source of aaron bank's wealth was that lead him to make these donations. do you regret your dealings with russia? alan banks has long been dogged by allegations that foreign money found its way into his brexit campaign. they are allegations he strongly denies and says a full investigation will prove them false. let's get the latest. today's developments showing the results of the referendum is still controversial, but the way the referendum was conducted. they are still actually arguing over those inv

are we not of a position where the electoral commission have referred it.as adamant the money came from his uk—based company, rock services. the electoral commission who have seen the accounts of banks claimed there we re the accounts of banks claimed there were insufficient funds to justify such a large donation. as the criminal investigation gets under way, arron banks can expect months of scrutiny about his finances. manveen rana, bbc news. leicester city's football players have arrived in bangkok to join the funeral of their chairman, vichai sivaddhanaprabha. he died in a helicopter crash outside the king power stadium, last saturday. four other people were also killed. the team flew out to thailand after their match against cardiff yesterday. the husband of a pakistani christian woman acquitted of blasphemy after eight years on death row has pleaded for asylum from the uk. asia bibi's husband, ashiq masih, said they were in great danger in pakistan. the supreme court there overturned her conviction on wednesday, saying the case against her was based on

are we not in a situation where the electoral commission have referred it? ourselves, and the accounting that went behind it, and i'm very happy with it. you told parliament that rock services was just a service company. you've told me something very different today. i haven't seen the actual transcript of that. i will go back and look at that, but i am telling you the source of the funding was rock services. the electoral commission, who have seen the accounts of rock services, claim there were insufficient funds to justify such a large donation. you've not given me an answer. you're avoiding it... an mp from the select committee that quizzed mr banks says his explanations so far have been inconsistent and full of bluster. it is clear from what mr banks said today that some of the lines that he is now presenting contradict what he told us on the select committee. it's a very confused picture that he is presenting. i think that's quite deliberate. i am delighted we are now going to have a forensic analysis and investigation of mr banks‘ affairs. as the crimi

are we not in a situation where the electoral commission have referred it?plain ourselves, and the accounting that went behind it, and i'm very happy with it. you told parliament that rock services was just a service company. you've told me something very different today. i haven't seen the actual transcript of that. i will go back and look at that, but i am telling you the source of the funding was rock services. the electoral commission, who have seen the accounts of rock services, claim there were insufficient funds to justify such a large donation. you've not given me an answer. you're avoiding it... an mp from the select committee that quizzed mr banks says his explanations so far have been inconsistent and full of bluster. it is clear from what mr banks said today that some of the lines that he is now presenting contradict what he told us on the select committee. it's a very confused picture that he is presenting. i think that's quite deliberate. i am delighted we are now going to have a forensic analysis and investigation of mr banks‘ affairs. as the

twenty five political parties had formed a coalition to have electoral this reformed but the electoral commission refused and said the election would continue as planned officials at the voting station say they haven't received all the electoral material they leave civil society organizations say they were similar problems in previous elections and they made recommendations to the electoral commission on how to fix them this time around but say they were ignored. transparency international says this is worrying for madagascar's nine million voters but i will say one third of the people there live on the electoral list you should be on the electoral roll list have been dropped in some ways so it's it's really difficult for people to handle these. voters that have to choose between thirty six candidates but the race is really between just three of them all former presidents haiti. who won the twenty thirteen election marc ravalomanana returned from exile after two thousand and nine coup ousted him and angry about celine who was appointed as transitional president after that takes an hour when you v

i am pleased the electoral commission has referred me to the national...cy because it seems it is a biased approach that they hope the matter will be shortly concluded to demonstrate that no claims have been committed. —— no crimes. demonstrate that no claims have been committed. -- no crimes. arron banks use more graphic language suggesting they will swamp creatures packed full of minerals. there's no love lost but it becomes a serious matter which goes to the police with none of that baggage and all the forensic resources at their disposal to try to get to the bottom of these serious allegations about her money was used or misused during the referendum campaign. puig about how money was used must use. there's been a mixed reaction to calls from a senior police officer that forces should focus on catching thieves and violent criminals and not incidents where no offence has been committed. chief constable sara thornton said forces were too stretched to deal with "deserving" issues, such as logging gender—based hate incidents and investigating claims agains

twenty five political parties had formed a coalition to have electoral this reformed but the electoral commission refused and said the election would continue as planned. officials at the voting station say they haven't received all the electoral material they believe civil society organizations say they were similar problems in previous elections and they made recommendations to the electoral commission on how to fix them the stime round but say they were ignored. transparency international says this is worrying for madagascar's nine million voters but i will say one third of the people there live on the electoral list you should be on the electoral list have been dropped in some ways so it's it's really difficult for people to handle these. voters that have to choose between thirty six candidates but the race is really between just three of them all former presidents heavy machinery mom peony who won the twenty thirteen election marketable of manana returned from exile after two thousand and nine coup ousted him in and year out celine who was appointed as transitional president after that takes

the electoral commission claim there we re electoral commission claim there were insufficient funds toch a large donation. as a criminal investigation gets under way, arron banks can expect months of scrutiny about his finances. sirjeremy heywood, the former cabinet secretary and head of the civil service, has died from cancer at the age of 56. his career spanned over 30 years. all of the prime ministers who worked with him have today been paying tribute to him. theresa may — who said: david cameron said: gordon brown said: tony blairsaid... earlier, i spoke to sir simon fraser — former permanent under secretary at the foreign and commonwealth office — who paid his tribute. it is a very sad day. we knew he was very ill but this is sooner than we expected and we hoped. condolences to suzanne and the family. he was an exceptional person, head and shoulders the best of this in whitehall in many ways he combined three particular things. a laser—like policy mind — an extraordinary capacity for hard work and an uncanny knack of manipulating the government machine to make things happen. not s

we've evidenced that to the electoral commission. rock services is a shell company.ate money. you've just said it's a shell company. you told parliament that rock services wasjust a service company. you've told me something very different today. i haven't seen the actual transcript of that. i will go back and look at that. but i am telling you the source of the funding was rock services. this was arron banks‘s evidence to mps earlier this year. rock services, as we just discussed, it is a treasury function, itjust delivers the cash. it's just a service company. and the actual loan came from another one of my companies, that was delivered in. now, you told mps that the money came from, quote, another company that i own. which other company was it? i've said, rock services is where the money came from. it was generated from insurance profits made there. the electoral commission, who have seen the accounts of rock services, claim there were insufficient funds to justify such a large donation. you've not given me an answer. you're avoiding it... i've said... an mp from t

he accused the electoral commission of batting for remainders.t the sense of how serious this is that the electoral commission have decided they cannot continue on their own and they have too added over to the national crime agency. two years after the vote, what impact could this have? already one mp has said that she believes it throws into doubt the outcome of the referendum. i think there is no question of it possibly being re—held. the leave. eu question of it possibly being re—held. the leave.eu was the smaller campaign. i would suggest what it may well do, though, is fuel and in trench the division and bitterness that still persists long after the referendum, and will still leave some to believe that maybe the result of that referendum was tainted by foreign money. thank you very much. there's been a mixed reaction to calls from a senior police officer that forces should focus on catching thieves and violent criminals and not incidents where no offence has been committed. chief constable sara thornton said forces were too stretched to deal

their vote and also the presidential candidates who have stood in the election is that the electoral commission is saying just forty percent of people in malagasy gas corral the turned out to vote during the course of today so a rather low turnout in recent elections we've seen about a fifty to sixty percent turnout and that has now dropped if we understand those figures from the electoral commission aside from that there's also a lot of concern around the number of people who might have been prevented or weren't able to vote because they couldn't find their names on the voter's roll we were at a couple of polling stations in the capital where people couldn't find their names on the voter's roll or didn't have a of voters cards or didn't have a card and couldn't find their names and until they were not able to vote in the concern is that this could potentially affect the outcome of the election and ferentz the international says that it's believed that potentially a third of people in this country might not have voted purely because of these elliptical irregularities and this is a worry the civ

as usual, the electoral commission is batting for the remainder is in parliament.ent contradicts a warning by the immigration minister caroline nokes. nicholas hatton is from the 3 million — a campaign group of eu citizens in the uk. hejoins me now from bristol. thank you very much for being with us. first of all, the people who are not familiar with your group, tireless what you stand for. we set up tireless what you stand for. we set up the tireless what you stand for. we set he group tireless what you stand for. we set up the group in tireless what you stand for. we set ' uly tireless what you stand for. we set up the group injuly 2016 after the referendum because we did have a voice in the vote board it affected us more than anybody else. what we wa nt us more than anybody else. what we want is to retain the same rights which was promised to us during the campaign. so far, we have no guarantees that we will retain the same rights and we are very concerned, along with our friends in britain and europe, this will fall away in the case of deal brexit. the latest i

twenty five political parties had formed a coalition to have electoral this reformed but the electoral commission refused and said the election would continue as planned officials at the voting station say they haven't received all the electoral material they believe civil society organizations say they were similar problems in previous elections and they made recommendations to the electoral commission on how to fix them the stime round but say they were ignored. transparency international says this is worrying for madagascar's nine million voters but i will say one third of the people there live on the electoral list you should be on the electoral list have been dropped in some ways so it's really difficult for people to handle these. votes is about to choose between thirty six candidates but the race is really between just three of them all former presidents. who won the twenty thirteen election marketable manana returned from exile after two thousand and nine coup ousted him and i wrote celine who was appointed as transitional president after that dixon now when he voting is important to me b

however, the electoral commission suspects the money came from the parent company, rock holdings, registered isle of man, making it an illegal source of funds under electoral law. that's not the commission's only concern. they also question whether mr banks is actually the true source of the money he provided for the brexit campaign. he denies any wrongdoing and insisted that no money had come from russia. well, it just hasn't. the money came from me. we're going to co—operate with the nca and they'll have visibility to the entire accounts, won't they? mr banks, why won't you show the electoral commission your rock holdings accounts? goodbye! despite a year—long investigation and a grilling by a commottee of mps, arron banks has failed to show the authorities accounts for his isle of man company, rock holdings. although he now claims he will. with a criminal investigation under way, mr banks faces many more months of difficult questions. manveen rana, bbc news. now on bbc news — the travel show. this week, the travel show is in taiwan, the island of traditions and religions, amazing les gets

twenty five political parties had formed a coalition to have electoral this reformed but the electoral commission refused and said the election would continue as planned. officials at the voting station say they haven't received all the electoral material they leave civil society organizations say they were similar problems in previous elections and they made recommendations to the electoral commission on how to fix them the stime round but say they were ignored. transparency international says this is worrying for madagascar's nine million voters but i will say one third of the people there live on the electoral list you should be on the electoral list have been dropped in some ways so it's really difficult for people to handle these. voters that have to choose between thirty six candidates but the race is really between just three of them all former presidents haiti. who won the twenty thirteen election marc ravalomanana returned from exile after two thousand and nine coup ousted him and angry about celine who was appointed as transitional president after that ticks an hour when you voting is i

however, the electoral commission suspects the money came from the parent company, rock holdings, registeredllegal source of funds under electoral law. that's not the commission's only concern. they also question whether mr banks is actually the true source of the money he provided for the brexit campaign. he denies any wrongdoing and insisted that no money had come from russia. well, it just hasn't. the money came from me. we're going to cooperate with the nca and they'll have visibility to the entire accounts, won't they? mr banks, why won't you show the electoral commission your rock holdings accounts? goodbye! despite a year—long investigation and a grilling by a commottee of mps, arron banks has failed to show the authorities accounts for his isle of man company, rock holdings. although he now claims he will. with a criminal investigation underway, mr banks faces many more months of difficult questions. manveen rana, bbc news. and arron banks will be interviewed tomorrow morning by andrew marr on bbc one at 10am. let's take a look at some of the day's other top stories. more than 70 bus

made recommendations to the electoral commission on how to fix them the stime round but say they were ignored. transparency international says this is worrying for madagascar's nine million voters but i will say one third of the people there live on the electoral list we should be on the electoral list have been dropped in some ways so it's yeah it's really difficult for people to handle these. voters that have to choose between thirty six candidates but the race is really between just three of them all former presidents. haiti. who won the twenty thirteen election mark returned from exile off to two thousand and nine. and about celine who was appointed as transitional president after that dixon know when voting is important to me because i want to see the work that has been done continue among the unions and if the political leaders follow the rules it will be ok but there are too many candidates the electoral commission says it will release final results in three weeks but it's possible they could be contested. al-jazeera antananarivo. sudan and the united states are moving ahead wi

earlier in the week the the electoral commission had asked to investigate.£8 million worth of loans, claimed to have come from aaron banks and his companies to the leave.eu campaign. it was not the official leave campaign but the one fronted by nigel farage and to a large extent bankrolled by aaron banks. the electoral commission suspect that the true sources of loans to the campaign were being concealed and the money had come from "impermissible sources." that could be foreign sources, because under the law in the uk there has to be a uk taxpayer who is donating the money. that is why the national crime agency are investigating. that is the referendum from two years ago. those who want a referendum to be held once a deal is done between britain and the eu, they have new research. the people's vote campaign which has been campaigning for a public vote on the outcome of the brexit negotiations has commissioned a poll, carried out by yougov of 26,000 people in labour—held seats across the uk about their views on having a second public vote. there are two main

now, the report today shows that the electoral commission was clearly asking similar questions.much more detailed accou nts been able to see much more detailed accounts for the company that he said that the donation had come through, and they don't believe there was enough money in that company to justify such a large donation. they pointed to another company, an offshore company as being part of the financial transactions. that is registered in the isle of man, which, under electoral law, would not be admissible as a donor. it also presents challenges for the electoral commission because they can't follow the money trail so far, and that is one of the reasons they have referred this to the national crime agency and it has become a live criminal investigation. arron banks and elizabeth bentley have today denied any wrongdoing. thank you very much, manveen rana. the sports minister tracey crouch has resigned amid claims that the government has delayed cutting the maximum stake on fixed—odds betting terminals from £100 to £2 until october 2019 instead of next april. the government

mr banks denies any wrongdoing and accused the electoral commission of bias.ctoral commission has a bias and the chairman has called it a collection of nonsense. it is 52 versus 48. mr banks also said he may choose to vote differently if the referendum was run again now. the corruption i have seen in british politics, this you that exists, and the disgraceful behaviour of the government over what they are doing with brexit and how they are selling out. —— the sewer. if i could vote again i think it would be better to remain an these demons. the headlines on bbc news... police say seven of the eight children who were being treated for "potentially serious injuries" following an incident at a fireworks funfair in woking have been discharged. the former head of the civil service, sirjeremy heywood, has died, less than a fortnight after he retired from his position as cabinet secretary. more than 70 business leaders call for a referendum on the terms of the brexit deal. sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh. wayne rooney will come o

the electoral commission will test the question as legislation goes through the house of commons.ion is it doesn't disenfranchise strong groups within society, people who've got strong views for leave, strong views for remain and strong views in support of the prime minister's deal. you've already laid out three different territories there. so are you saying this won't be a binary referendum? i don't see how a non—binary referendum... i think it's quite possible that it isn't a non—binary referendum, but i think what's relevant is parliament ultimately will determine the question on the advice given to it by the electoral commission. if you would, frame for me, as you say, it's not your decision, it will be a collective decision in the end, but frame for me, because you're an important player in this debate, frame for me a question that you think would work. you're familiar with how we elect mayors in metro cities across the country. london, birmingham, manchester, liverpool and so on. we use a system of a preferential vote, with a first preference, whereby you identify the candid

to sixty percent turnout and that has now dropped if we understand those figures from the electoral commission aside from that there's also a lot of concern around the number of people who might have been prevented or weren't able to vote because they couldn't find a name on the voters' roll we were at a couple of polling stations in the capital where people couldn't find their names on the voters' rolls or didn't have a a vote is cards or did have a card and couldn't find their names and so they were not able to vote and the concern is that this could potentially affect the outcome of the election and parents the international says that it believes that potentially a third of people in this country might not have voted purely because of these electoral irregularities and this is a wire if the civil society organizations had put forward some suggestions to the electoral commission about how to fix the election system to ensure that all people are on the voters' rolls but they say these suggestions were ignored. we are taking you live to washington d.c. now where mitch mcconnell the u.s. senate

the electoral commission will test the question as legislation goes through the house of commons.n is it doesn't disenfranchise strong groups within society, people who've got strong views for leave, strong views for remain and strong views in support of the prime minister's deal. you've already laid out three different territories, are you suggesting this won't be a binary referendum? word it's possibly it's not a non—binary referendum, but what is relevant is parliament will determine the question on the advice given by the electoral commission. if you would, frame for me, it's not your decision, it will be a collective decision in the end, but frame for me a question you think would work. you're familiar with how we elect mayers in metro cities across the country, london, birmingham, manchester and so on. we have a preferential vote with a first preference, where you identify the candidate you want to be mayor most, then you identify the person you could live with as a second choice and progressively as candidates are eliminated, those that get second preference votes are redis

twenty five political parties had formed a coalition to have electoral this reformed but the electoral commission refused and said the election would continue as planned. officials at the voting station say they haven't received all the electoral material they leave civil society organizations say they were similar problems in previous elections and they made recommendations to the electoral commission on how to fix them the stime round but say they were ignored. transparency international says this is worrying for madagascar's nine million voters but i will say one third of the people there live on the electoral list we should be on the electoral roll these have been dropped in some ways so it's really difficult for people to handle these. voters that have to choose between thirty six candidates but the race is really between just three of them all former presidents. who won the twenty thirteen election market bubble of one man who returned from exile after two thousand and nine coup ousted him an antidote to lean who was appointed as transitional president after that dixon now when you are voti

essentially the electoral commission a body that arron banks... and data as regards to his week that you campaign, they have been so concerned by what they found that they have brought get —— brought in and prefer the case to the national crime agency amid fears that there may have been several offences committed. this is over the prominence of the money that have gone, the loans gone into the campaign and whether there was perhaps an isle of man entity given that it perhaps an isle of man entity given thatitis perhaps an isle of man entity given that it is therefore consenting to have a body outside of the uk jurisdiction giving money into a referendum campaign and election time. of course and there particularly at a word that some of the money may not be traceable entirely as mr banks his line is that it was all his, it was all above board. and the thing that fascinates me is the reaction among brexit campaigners and that the remainers feel that this is quite a moment. they have in their mind the propaganda coup of having crime agency and leave.

the electoral commission was investigating the source of £8 million worth of funds that he said cameis own back pocket. but it is concerned and it has referred it is concerned and it has referred it to the national crime agency that investigates transnational crime because they think the real source of this money may be from outside the uk which would be a breach of electoral law. we have heard this before, haven't we? yes. it has been investigated for quite sometime and they are quite concerned which is why they are passing it a higher authority. but arron banks says there is nothing to see here, move along. this is the result of a campaign against him, he claims, against people who are trying to frustrate brexit but it will make a number of supporters worried in the year —— indeed and give sheared to remain supporters. people who are asking for brexit to be put on hold until you results are finalised. you think he would get any id —— audience that idea? the government have dismissed the idea of forcing brexit. they would say that leave the eu was not the main pro— brexit campaign.

donation in british political history to the unofficial leave campaign, and on tuesday, the electoral commissionpublished a six page document which set out questions that it still thinks needs answering about where the money came from aaron banks passed on to leave.eu, and then on thursday, the national crime agency announced they were undertaking a criminal investigation into these details, so on sunday there was a clear public interest in doing that interview, and it is a news story and we're a news programme and it's an obvious interview for us to want to do. of course this was after we knew he was under investigation by the national security agency, who look into serious and organised crime, is it right for the bbc to have decided to interview him under those circumstances? i can see why people are concerned about this. i mean, absolutely i think it is, so, first of all if we deal with the legal side of it, so aaron banks has denied any wrongdoing all the way along, he has never been charged or arrested with any crime so proceedings aren't active, so there's no legal impediment to us doing t

we know the electoral commission has a bias in this.collection of nonsense. everybody is biased against you. it is 52 versus 48. tributes are paid to the former cabinet secretary and head of the civil service, sirjeremy heywood, who has died from cancer aged 56. eight children are injured after falling from a giant

but part of the promised electoral commission is a pretty toothless and is not powerful.ur democracy make sure it functions probably. when people break the rules although this may not happen in this case, there isn't much too redress. as long as the ocean is long gone and actually it is important that people can have faith in their democracy and that voting is being delivered fairly. let's talk about the sports minister. take us to the middle and they have a very arresting headline over what she has said about it. this is turning more of a problem for the premise are then the resignation of a pretty for the premise are then the resignation of a pretter minister who most people will never have heard of and normally be because of the problems she has of her own backbenchers who have been looking for a reason to rebel over the budget. and it looks like they have i'iow budget. and it looks like they have now found it which is this delay of what they say is a delay to bringing ina new what they say is a delay to bringing in a new minimum stake on these fixed betting terminals.

this is the police getting involved, rather than the electoral commission.hing you said about arron banks, that is all right. he is extraordinary. most people would never have heard of him. i would call him mr brexit. i would almost argue without him, brexit would not happen. he gave vast amount of money to the leave campaign during the referendum. even before that, this is the key that, he bankrolled the ukip party. that paved the way for the referendum and the result. mr brexit, although no one knows him. although they know him better now. how long will this investigation take? will it have an impact on the brexit negotiating process ? impact on the brexit negotiating process? i can dealwith impact on the brexit negotiating process? i can deal with the first one. ido process? i can deal with the first one. i do not know. i think it will take a couple of months. the second one, will it have an impact? i do not think so. will this stop brexit in its tracks? absolutely not. you can imagine what is happening already, lots of people who were on the remain side

to remind you, it electoral commission, the watchdog, had been looking into the leave.eu campaign, notut the one represented by nigel farage and bankrolled by mr banks, specifically an amount made by him and companies to the organisation. the electoral commission says it has evidence that those donations in fact may have come from impermissible sources, in other words, perhaps foreign sources, rather than uk companies and individuals, which under uk law are only allowed to donate to a little campaigns. arron banks tweeted a picture of himself earlier this week in bermuda where he was fishing, as you said he is due to arrive back from their uk this morning. interesting to see what he says, thanks for the update. detectives continue to investigate the fatal stabbing of a 17—year—old boy outside a south london tube station, a day after a 15—year—old was killed in the city. 19 teenagers have been killed in violent attacks in london so far this year. the latest happened in broad daylight. no arrests have been made. the success of ivf has caused a drop in the number of children being adopted

the electoral commission decided there was evidence that money had come from abroad, and so it steppeds by the national crime agency is investigating, arron banks and the uk, facing further questioning on the andrew marr programme. the success of ivf has caused a drop in the number of children being adopted, the boss of the organisation that represents children in care has said. in the last a0 years, adoptions in england and wales have fallen by 62%. meanwhile, ivf success rates for women under 35 have nearly tripled. us actor alec baldwin has been charged with assault in new york city after allegedly punching a man in a fight over a parking space. the incident allegedly occurred in the west village area of manhattan on friday. the 60—year—old has been ordered to appear in court on the 26th of november. the actor's been in the spotlight most recently for his impressions of president trump on nbc‘s long—running satirical show "aturday night live. 0ne lucky ticket holder in the uk has won the entire jackpot in last night's euromillions draw — a total of more than £76 million. the nationa

we have evidenced that to the electoral commission.re paid to the former cabinet secretary and head of the civil service, sirjeremy heywood, who has died from cancer aged 56. an investigation has begun into how a giant inflatable slide collpased during a firework display in woking last night, injuring 8 children. we don't still know yet exactly what happened, but eight children appear to have come off near the top of the slide, around the top of the slide, we are not quite sure yet, and

a surge of the nine million voters in madagascar may not vote seine we would speak to the electoral commission later in the day around what to this means for the outcome but again transparency international and civil society organizations say this is of course grounds for many of the candidates to possibly object to the final outcome which will only see in preliminary results in about nine days or twelve days rather and the final results in about three weeks. for me to malign first there in and senate or evil. all right in a few moments we'll have the weather with steph but still ahead on our desire. when we come back we'll take a look at the impact of the u.s. midterm elections on china and trade tariffs imposed by the u.s. later in sport paul pogba says he's happy in manchester united united as he prepares to face his old club in the champions league albeit with. by the springtime flowers of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. hello there we've got some very stormy weather in store for new zealand over the next couple of days on the satellite picture you can see where a

there were a number many irregularities in this election and also a low voter turnout to the electoral commission says that about forty percent of the people who were supposed to have vote turned out at the polls and of course there will be a concern around the electoral mandate for ever wins this election. can be. irregularities out there on the electoral list there were twelve thousand double copies of the voting thirty six people and where you just did wrong names when the voting caused all those technical issues according to the rules starting from the fifteenth of may they literally cannot be changed in the movie so we have to wait until the first of december to really look at the list all the issues this race is very close if neither of the if any of the contenders they don't get more than fifty percent of the vote to madagascar is looking at a runoff in december between the two contenders who get the most votes once these votes are counted that of course. will take anything between twelve days with the preliminary results and then up to three weeks for final results to come out to the coun

an investigation by our electoral commission into the spending believe campaign and there are many question marks but in the end a lot of people that she voted to leave and. even if we discover as we get to the bottom of this and that may be criminal proceedings some people end up in jail and i had these investigations are perceived to be and we are still left with a divided nation and we still left with the prospects of believing the european union had to ask it's not every day that we that we have a former m.p. here at the table have to ask you that that referendum was an advisory referendum that was used by david cameron basically as it is a political party whip. why aren't lawmakers saying that in the u.k. and saying this was probably a sham let's have a second referendum and clean things up white many of them are saying that many including from the conservative party my belief is that there will be a people's vote as we're calling it a vote on the final deal because people didn't know what they were voting for at the time they they they even they were going into the void always that we