i the essex seaside town of claxton. there _ the essex seaside town of claxton.he essex seaside town of claxton. there we go. once we have a full. there we go. once we have a full list of candidates for the constituency, which will be on alex's birthday on friday, what a great present. you will be able to go on the bbc news website and see a full list! ., �* , , go on the bbc news website and see a full list! . �* , , , ., go on the bbc news website and see a full list!_ 0k. _ full list! that's my plan. 0k, chris, full list! that's my plan. 0k, chris. give — full list! that's my plan. 0k, chris, give us— full list! that's my plan. 0k, chris, give us your _ full list! that's my plan. 0k, chris, give us your big - full list! that's my plan. ok, | chris, give us your big picture thoughts. he chris, give us your big picture thou~hts. , chris, give us your big picture thoughts-— chris, give us your big picture thou~hts. , ., , ., thoughts. he is the master of the ark of jeepardy — thoughts. he is the master of the ark of jeopardy news _ thoughts. he is the master of t

t essex about how well labour are doinu ? ~ essex about how well labour are doinu ?bour have their key messages and they want to - doing? i think labour have their key messages and they want to stick i doing? i think labour have their key messages and they want to stick to | messages and they want to stick to those messages. it was quite interesting when sick keir starmer spoke to local party members chose a short time ago he was going through labour�*s big six ideas so no major new announcements today. really pushing those messages, one of them being anti—social behaviour, talking about their chaos and the confusion of the conservative government that we have had over the last 1a years so you do get a sense of labour trying to have a steady ship here. we heard nigel farage from reform uk earlier saying he thought that labour had already run deep won the election. they are trying to not give any sense here that is certainly sewn up, they say they have got a campaign for every vote here but i think you are right, it is a very steady approach. we perhaps have had more

it was on bbc essex. it was a great show. essex again. yeah. i like the idea of that.makes me sad you water these. why do you think these are so all over tiktok? there are chinese teenagers now watching our plant. i think that's more than enough of that. right. thank you for all your questions. you can keep sending them into your voice, your vote, which is going across the bbc. that's on bbc.yourvoice bbc.co.uk. the whatsapp number is +447756165803. goodbye. the answer is in the soil. newscast from the bbc. hello. if you're not impressed with whatjune has brought us so far weather wise, i suspect this weekend will do very little to change your view. further showers in the forecast, albeit with some spells of sunshine in between. a rather cool feel for the time of year. the earlier satellite picture from friday shows clumps of shower cloud circulating around the centre of an area of low pressure. and this will be our weather maker throughout the weekend with bands of showers or longer spells of rain, albeit with some spells of sunshine in between. you can see we start s

i am in essex where this _ bars across the uk. i am in essex where this whole _ bars across the uk. whole area was packed last night with fans watching the game. i will find out how much the next few weeks could be worth to places like this. reform uk is set to unveil what it's calling a contract with voters ahead of next month's general election. a third food manufacturer has recalled products because of fears they could be contaminated with the e.coli bacteria. good morning. it's monday, the 17th ofjune.

now, look, we move on because i mentioned the woman of essex, the essex woman who i met and she saidbsolutely disgusted. i don't think i made it plain in that. so forgive me, i'm now going to go back in time by the betting snafu. and this is the situation where at least four people are being looked into by the gambling commission over alleged bets relating to the timing of the general election. and file this under political stories that you could not simply make up. even if you had tried, you could not have made up that during the election campaign, two candidates and even the conservative party's actual director of campaigning would have their behaviour being looked at by the gambling commission. the suggestion is, and they haven't confirmed this officially, but we know they're being looked into. the suggestion is that people placed bets on the date of the general election when they may have had inside information that was not yet in the public domain. one of them actually also on the side is a police officer who was part of rishi sunak�*s close protection squad. but this isjust a k

now, look, we move on because i mentioned the woman of essex, the essex woman who i met and she saidutely disgusted. i don't think i made it plain in that. so forgive me, i'm now going to go back in time by the betting snafu. and this is the situation where at least four people are being looked into by the gambling commission over alleged bets relating to the timing of the general election. and file this under political stories that you could not simply make up. even if you had tried, you could not have made up that during the election campaign, two candidates and even the conservative party's actual director of campaigning would have their behaviour being looked at by the gambling commission. the suggestion is, and they haven't confirmed this officially, but we know they're being looked into. the suggestion is that people placed bets on the date of the general election when they may have had inside information that was not yet in the public domain. one of them actually also on the side is a police officer who was part of rishi sunak�*s close protection squad. but this isjust a kind

essex in the general election.oon in london to confirm his change of heart, mr farage also announced he'll take over as leader of the party. >> so i am going to stand in this election. i'll be launching my candidacy at midday tomorrow in the essex seaside town of clacton. so midday tomorrow , clacton. so midday tomorrow, clacton. so midday tomorrow, clacton at the end of the pier and we'll rishi sunak for the conservatives has denied that he's stoking a culture war today with his pledge to amend the equality act. >> the prime minister wants to make clear sex means biological sex, rather than gender, and says the current confusion over the legal definition can't be allowed to continue. the proposals would allow organisations to ban men who identify as women from single—sex spaces, including hospital wards and sports events. labour has called the policy an election distraction . policy an election distraction. ian.the policy an election distraction. ian. the lib dems say there's no need to unpick the equality act, an

essex in the general election.confirm his change of heart, mr farage also announced he'll take over as leader of the party. >> so i am going to stand in this election. i'll be launching my candidacy at midday tomorrow in the essex seaside town of clacton. so midday tomorrow

be bent visiting places in essex and essex is a vital area for the labour party if they want to gainhere before the parliament was dissolved, all 18 were conservatives. so the labour party really needs to make gains in areas like this one. sir kier starmer gave his speech to local party members in front of a motorbike. and it had a big sticker on it saying anti—social behaviour and that was really the topic of this morning's visit. sir kier starmer says that the local communities are being terrorised particularly by people who ride around on these bikes causing havoc, creating a lot of noise and he says there will be new powers to allow there will be new powers to allow the authorities to seize these bikes and crush them. the leadership of our team to give out these leaflets with their six first steps if they win power and numberfive is tackling anti—social behaviour. as we were waiting we saw someone ride passed on motor back really loudly at quite a speed. that is an example on what they want to crack down on. we spoke to one local resident was that it really is difficult because p

essex in the general election.confirm his change of heart, mr farage also announced he'll take over as leader of the party. >> so i am going to stand in this election. i'll be launching my candidacy at midday tomorrow in the essex seaside town of clacton. so midday tomorrow , clacton. so midday tomorrow, clacton. so midday tomorrow, clacton at the end of the pier and we'll rishi sunak for the conservatives has denied that he's stoking a culture war today with his pledge to amend the equality act. >> the prime minister wants to make clear sex means biological sex, rather than gender, and says the current confusion over the legal definition can't be allowed to continue. the proposals would allow organisations to ban men who identify as women from single—sex spaces, including hospital wards and sports events. labour has called the policy an election distraction . policy an election distraction. ian.the policy an election distraction. ian. the lib dems say there's no need to unpick the equality act, and first minister

and you are all invited essex. we'll have familiar faces from across the channel. entertainment and lots more stuff as we keep our eye on all the results as they come flying in. >> if you want to join our live election night watch party audience, scan the qr code on screen or go to gbnews.com forward slash election . party. forward slash election. party. >> welcome back. your time is 349. i'm martin daubney. this is gb news at 4:00 and have the latest on the tory betting scandal . sir keir starmer has scandal. sir keir starmer has accused rishi sunak of a total lack of leadership by failing to suspend conservative candidates over those betting allegations. now brace yourselves, because summer has finally arrived in many parts of the country, if not all. but there's some worrying news out today. three popular sunscreen lotions offer less protection than they claim, according to consumer organisation , which now which organisation, which now which carried out spot checks on 26 sunscreens and found that three lotions

essex in the general election. speaking at a news conference this afternoon in london to confirm his change of heart, mr farage also announced he'll take over as leader of the party. >> so i am going to stand in this election. i'll be launching my candidacy at midday tomorrow in the essex seaside town of clacton. so midday tomorrow , clacton. so midday tomorrow, clacton. so midday tomorrow, clacton at the end of the pier and we'll rishi sunak for the conservatives has denied that he's stoking a culture war today with his pledge to amend the equality act. >> the prime minister wants to make clear sex means biological sex, rather than gender, and says the current confusion over the legal definition can't be allowed to continue. the proposals would allow organisations to ban men who identify as women from single—sex spaces, including hospital wards and sports events. labour has called the policy an election distraction . policy an election distraction. ian.the policy an election distraction. ian. the lib dems say ther

he'll campaign in the essex seat of clacton, currently held by the conservatives.dicted labour would win the election, and that as a member of parliament, he could provide more of an opposition to sir keir starmer, than the conservatives. lucy manning has all the details. mr farage, are you standing? we will find out in the moment, won't we? why have you changed your mind? who says i have? iyou said ten days ago you are notl going to stand, so why the change? do you ever change your mind about anything ever? he said he wouldn't, but now he will. a major u—turn, a change of heart thrust nigel farage into the heart of the general election campaign. i can't let down those millions of people. i simply can't do it! it would be wrong. so i have decided... i've changed my mind. it's allowed, you know! it's not always a sign of weakness. it could potentially be a sign of strength. so i am going to stand in this election. margaret thatcher famously said she wasn't for turning. you are obviously for turning. why the massive u—turn all of a sudden? this is the old thing about

angela rayner driving off to essex, what have they promised?t have they promised? what they were promising _ what have they promised? what they were promising was _ what have they promised? what they were promising was that _ what have they promised? what they were promising was that this - what have they promised? what they were promising was that this bus - what have they promised? what they were promising was that this bus is l were promising was that this bus is going to spend the next few weeks, 4.5, five weeks driving 5000 kilometres with one message, labour says, its core message of this campaign which is it is time for a change. they say, the choice sir keir starmer was saying on the platform here a little earlier, he puts it in him terms, a simple one between continuing with the conservatives, more chaos and division, he says, or change but in order to deliver stability under labour. the labour party's message is the conservatives have broken britain, that they would reinvest and reenergise things. the difficulty he has is that both bi

i went into a bookies in essex. true blue, in essex. very rare to get access with a microphone.henry has said is exactly what one of the punters betting on royal ascot said to me. there's a difference to a tip from the stable lad who tells you, old kuenssberg, is going to do very well in the 315. there's a difference when you absolutely know. is a different thing, as you've explained very well, without referring to me as an old nag, i'm grateful for that. it was an accident. no, i said, without referring to me as an old nag. don't do it in retrospect, the scam. but it is really serious. and that's why this morning the home secretary, james cleverly, was very reluctant really to say anything at all. if people have acted - inappropriately, i'm not going to defend that. i will be happy to condemn that. but the point is that just as others in other parties have made it clear that the appropriate thing to do i is wait for investigations to be | concluded before we decide whether or not sanctions i are appropriate or. what they should be. that is the case here. and as i say, i've been

i am in essex where this _ bars across the uk. i am in essex where this whole _ bars across the uk.m in essex where this whole area _ bars across the uk. i am in essex where this whole area was - bars across the uk. i am in essex| where this whole area was packed last night with fans watching the game. i will find out how much the next few weeks could be worth to places like this. reform uk is set to unveil what it's calling a contract with voters ahead of next month's general election. a third food manufacturer has recalled products because of fears they could be contaminated with the e.coli bacteria. good morning. it's monday, the 17th ofjune. england fans are celebrating a successful start to their team's euro 2024 campaign, after a 1—0 win over serbia. tens of thousands of supporters descended on the german city of gelsenkirchen to watch the three lions' opening match. and john watson is in nearby essen for us this morning. morning. good morning. yes, welcome to airl morning. good morning. yes, welcome to girl where — morning. good morning. yes, welcome to girl where england _ m

i went into a bookies in essex. true blue, in essex. very rare to get access with a microphone.tly what one of the punters betting on royal ascot said to me. there's a difference to a tip from the stable lad who tells you, old kuenssberg, is going to do very well in the 315. there's a difference when you absolutely know, of course, is a different thing, as you've explained very well, without referring to me as an old nag, i'm grateful for that. it was an accident. no, i said, without referring to me as an old nag. don't do it in retrospect, you scamp. but it is really serious. and that's why this morning the home secretary, james cleverly, was very reluctant really to say anything at all. if people have acted - inappropriately, i'm not going to defend that. i will be happy to condemn that. but the point is that just as others in other parties have made it clear that the appropriate thing to do i is wait for investigations to be | concluded before we decide whether or not sanctions i are appropriate or. what they should be. that is the case here. and as i say, i've been told, i'v

i went into a bookies in essex. true blue, in essex. very rare to get access with a microphone.has said is exactly what one of the punters betting on royal ascot said to me. there's a difference to a tip from the stable lad who tells you, old kuenssberg, is going to do very well in the 315. there's a difference when you absolutely know,. is a different thing, as you've explained very well, without referring to me as an old nag, i'm grateful for that. it was an accident. no, i said, without referring to me as an old nag. don't do it in retrospect, the scam. but it is really serious. and that's why this morning the home secretary, james cleverly, was very reluctant really to say anything at all. if people have acted - inappropriately, i'm not going to defend that. i will be happy to condemn that. but the point is that just as others in other parties have made it clear that the appropriate thing to do i is wait for investigations to be | concluded before we decide whether or not sanctions i are appropriate or. what they should be. that is the case here. and as i say, i've been told

he's tried seven times before to be an mp, so will it be eighth time lucky in clacton, in essex?announcement making waves. you know, i think if he run for the clacton, he will win, win it. i think he's marvellous. i don't understand why people focus so much on him when he doesn't bring anything other than division and difficulties. the tories say reform uk won't win any seats, so voting for them only helps labour and they claim nigel farage is giving keir starmer a blank cheque. but the reform uk leader says he will surprise everyone again, and that will worry the conservatives. lucy manning, bbc news. and here is the list of candidates we know about so far, standing in the clacton constituency. the bbc news website will have a complete list, once they're all confirmed. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says if he becomes prime minister, he would be prepared to use nuclear weapons to defend the uk. at a campaign event in bury, he said his party would increase defence spending, and update the country's nuclear arsenal. both the tories and labour are keen to make national securi

so, the labour party, the battle bus going over to l party, the battle bus going over to essex, focusingland is where the conservatives are because jessica parker, you are in north yorkshire so talk us through what battle bus extravaganza we can expect from the conservatives?— conservatives? well, i'm not quite sure at the — conservatives? well, i'm not quite sure at the moment, _ conservatives? well, i'm not quite sure at the moment, to _ conservatives? well, i'm not quite sure at the moment, to be - conservatives? well, i'm not quite sure at the moment, to be honest| sure at the moment, to be honest with you — sure at the moment, to be honest with you so— sure at the moment, to be honest with you. so we know, as has been mentioned, — with you. so we know, as has been mentioned, that we are going to get a glimpse _ mentioned, that we are going to get a glimpse of the conservative party's — a glimpse of the conservative party's battle bus, maybe even get on it and _ party's battle bus, maybe even get on it and travel around on it as part— on it and travel around on it as part of— on it a

that i >> reform party leader nigel farage has had milkshake thrown over him whilst campaigning in essexhe reform uk leader had been speaking to reporters in the pub after the event. well following the incident, mr farage was photographed with the dnnk farage was photographed with the drink splattered over his suit as he boarded his campaign bus. british d—day veterans have arrived in france to take part in commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of the normandy landings. live pictures now coming to us from the french coast, where around two dozen former service personnel, all of whom are in their 90s or older, are gathering to remember those who lost their lives. they're carrying with them a commemorative torch from the commonwealth war graves commission , which will form the commission, which will form the centrepiece of the vigil at the bayeux war cemetery tomorrow . bayeux war cemetery tomorrow. >> covid—19 at a time. bayeux war cemetery tomorrow. >> covid—19 at a time . these >> covid—19 at a time. these kids were younger than me. i know they were . every time know they were. ev

now he has just 4 and a half weeks to persuade the people of claxton in essex. he is the right candidate for them. now this is a man who has stood 7 times in parliamentary elections and he is lost every single time. most famously in south on it, which today he said the conservative shifted him against. well, there he was elected as a member of the or team parliament 5 times, but now he's coming off the sidelines. he says he's going to take back the range of the reform party, become at c to for at least the next 5 years run as a candidate for the constituency of collection. and he says, he's very much back in the game. i see that there is some new polling out in the u . k. just as our highest power thing is looking for the reform party. so the new polls conducted by you gov and they took good for the reform party. they projects just 0 for their form for the what they do do those shows that neva is on track to when the largest number of seats in it's in the last 100 is 422 seats. while the conservatives are projected to in just a $146.00, that would be the lowest

in the general election in essex in the general election in july.e over as leader of the party. >> so i am going to stand in this election . i'll be launching this election. i'll be launching my candidacy at midday tomorrow in the essex seaside town of clacton . so midday tomorrow, clacton. so midday tomorrow, clacton. so midday tomorrow, clacton at the end of the pier and also in the news today. >> the conservatives have been accused of phoney culture wars after announcing plans to amend the equality act. the proposals would make clear sex means biological sex rather than genden biological sex rather than gender, and would stipulate those who are biologically male but identify as female should be barred from using single—sex spaces. labour called the policy an election distraction, but the prime minister says the safety and security of women and girls means the current confusion over the legal definition can't be allowed to continue. and sir keir starmer says the labour party will never shy away from doing its duty at home and abroad and national s

sank back -- thank you- — and a list of all candidates standing in the north west essex constituencyerately rammed a runaway cow with their police car has been removed from front—line duties, while an investigation takes place. officers said they had been acting to protect public safety. but the owner of the cow said what happened was "horrific." simonjones reports. on the run, but the journey made by the young cow, called beau lucy, is about to come to an abrupt end. police say they'd been trying to capture her for several hours after she'd been running at members of the public. what happened next has been described by the rspca as distressing. the cow is deliberately hit at speed by a police car. as she attempts to get up, she's hit again. i'm thinking, why is there a cow at the top of my road? so, as i come out, i've seen the police car come. he's rammed it and then it's got up, carried on running again and he's rammed it again. i think it could have been dealt with a lot more humanely. i think it was quite distressing for everyone. the cow was being kept on staines moor. from the

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he's tried seven times before to be an mp, so will it be eighth time lucky in clacton, in essex?usly had a ukip mp. today's announcement making waves. you know, i think if he run for the clacton, he will win, win it. i don't understand why people focus so much on him when he doesn't bring anything other than division and difficulties. the tories say reform uk won't win any seats, so voting for them only helps labour and they claim nigel farage is giving keir starmer a blank cheque. but the reform uk leader says he will surprise everyone again, and that will worry the conservatives. lucy manning, bbc news. let's speak to our political correspondent, iain watson. this correspondent, iain watson. was very much a chan heart. this was very much a change of heart. why do you think he has done this you turn, and also as lucy said in her report, this could potentially hit the conservatives? l potentially hit the conservatives? i think nigel farage is known as a political showman and likes the drama, likes people around him, would admit she likes the drum of this campaign. there's been mo

augustus gloop instead of being described as enormously fat and disgusting, he's now described as essexpolitical correctness gone mad. it's outrageous, it is outrageous. but i don't think we should change the books. >> that's my i was with you until i read some of the examples, which i won't be repeating here because they're, well, that tells you all you need to know. they're not things that i would say. i was amazed that i would say. i was amazed that some of these examples were still in books. i thought this stuff had all had all gone. nicholas >> well, i mean, what what makes me, chuckle if you like . me, chuckle if you like. >> sometimes you are watching channel 4 or other outlets, presumably, and before a movie. there's a warning this movie reflects the language and attitudes of its time. and i asked myself, well, don't all movies do that ? you're watching movies do that? you're watching pearl harbour and it says, yeah, some language that might be, yeah, of course, these americans are being bombarded by the japanese without any, much of a declaration of war, and they can't call the

i am going to stand in this election. - i'll be launching my candidacy- at midday tomorrow, in the essexas alex said, will be on her birthday on friday. what a great present, alex, you'll be able to go to the bbc news website and see a full list. that's my plan. 0k, chris, give us your big—picture thoughts. he's the master of the arc ofjeopardy news management, the big reveal. so, as alex was saying, that tantalising, teasing tweet that had politicaljournalists agog with what he might be about to do. so, managing to extract every morsel of excitement, uncertainty out of the moment. you know, as he was walking into the venue, our colleague lucy manning was asking him, are you going to stand? and he's teasing, "who knows? maybe i've not decided yet" — knowing that that contributes in the packaging up of the news into that sense of the drama that surrounds nigel farage. so, he knows exactly what he's doing. he's one of the best political communicators of his generation, and this is the latest case study in it. he was able to extract attention and news coverage a week ago when he said he wou

he's tried seven times before to be an mp, so will it be eighth time lucky in clacton, in essex?own, big brexit voters and previously had a ukip mp. today's announcement making waves. i wouldn't want in running the country. but some of the things he says and does, it is good old british style. you know, i think if he run for the clacton, i he will win, win it. i don't understand why people focus so much on him when he doesn't bring anything other than division and difficulties. the tories say reform uk won't win any seats, so voting for them only helps labour and they claim nigel farage is giving keir starmer a blank cheque. but the reform uk leader says he will surprise everyone again, and that will worry the conservatives. lucy manning, bbc news. and here is the list of candidates we know about so far standing in the clacton constituency. the bbc news website will have a complete list, once they're all confirmed. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says if he becomes pm he would be prepared to use nuclear weapons to defend the uk. at a campaign event in bury, he said his party

he's to contest the seat of clacton in essex, his eighth attempt to become an mp, having previously saidwouldn't run in this election. but he's changed his mind because he said he didn't want to "let millions of people down." he also predicted that labour would win the election, and that as a member of parliament, he could provide more of an opposition to sir keir starmer than the conservatives, whom he claims are "incapable." lucy manning has all the details. mr farag, are you standing? we will find out in the _ mr farag, are you standing? we will find out in the moment, _ mr farag, are you standing? we will find out in the moment, won't - mr farag, are you standing? we will find out in the moment, won't we? | find out in the moment, won't we? why have you changed your mind? who says — why have you changed your mind? who says i — why have you changed your mind? who says i have? _ who says i have? you said ten days ago you are not going _ you said ten days ago you are not going to _ you said ten days ago you are not going to stand. _ you said ten days ago you are not going to stand, so w

rain moving its way across the pennines and down into southeast england, perhaps lingering across the essexmperatures will hold up perhaps into double digits for many. we start off on saturday with much of central and eastern england cloudy. still the odd spot or two of showery rain — but that should tend to break up, sunny spells come through. risk of a few showers to the northwest of scotland, but on the whole, not a bad afternoon for many. and temperatures again still responding, ranging from 15—22 celsius. moving out of saturday, into sunday, on the whole, we could chase a little more in the way of cloud around. but this high pressure continues to build in for the early half of next week — and with that south—westerly flow, it will turn increasingly warm and potentially a little more humid, as well. so a good deal of dry, fine weather to start off the week. a little bit of a question mark, really, from wednesday into thursday — it might turn a little bit more unsettled. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. lets get you the headlines. legendary hollyw

essex.ank you for joining >> sir davey in a park here in essex. thank you forjoining us. essex. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> our interview with all the leaders on gb news. thank you. thank you. >> well there we have it. like the flower arrangements at buckingham palace last night. let me bring in my superstar panel again george eustice former environment secretary, former environment secretary, former liberal democrat minister norman baker , former labour mep norman baker, former labour mep and mp shaun simon. now let's think legalising cannabis a good idea . norman, you were once the idea. norman, you were once the minister in charge of drugs. >> i was and the policy, which is in the lib dem manifesto, was the one i was trying to push through in government as a matter of fact, i conducted a study of international comparators demonstrating that the policy, which we've had since 1971, in this country, wasn't working. it was necessary to treat dr

so if you want to be part of the live studio audience in essex and with patrick and michelle. then apply now either you can scan the qr code that you see on the screen or visit gbnews.com forward slash , election night forward slash, election night coming up, keir starmer has confirmed that illegal migrants can apply for asylum under labour on the same day that the backlog is predicted to reach 90,000 by the end of the year. so can the country afford to abandon the rwanda plan ? i'll abandon the rwanda plan? i'll speak to former ukip leader henry bolton. but up next, itv presenter tom bradby said there aren't many white male anchors left and his woke colleagues apparently want him to be censored. so should be reprimanded? ken haynes goes head with former aide to good evening. if you just tuned in. welcome on board. this is gb news. we are britain's election channel. this is patrick christys tonight with me. nana akua coming up. are the tories right that a labour government would make the migrant crisis worse? but first, should itv news presenter tom bradby be censored for his

, i'm going to be in essex .t, as michelle dewberry and me patrick christys host our gb news exclusive election night coverage. so if you want to be a part of our exclusive live audience in essex, you can apply now by either scanning a qr code that i believe is on your screens at the moment, or if you're listening on radio, just go to gb news.com and you'll see it on there. so it's quite, quite straightforward really do come and be a part of it. it's all going to be a good laugh, actually. i know some of the people that we've got booked in for it and it is going to be fantastic . but for it and it is going to be fantastic. but coming up next with you through the very first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages as well. so you'll be bang up with of that. up to date with all of that. we'll be joined by tonight's panel of top pundits. this is patrick christys tonight. we're only on gb news all right. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now it's time to bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages.

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meet essex police's newest crime fighter, albeit for one day only. this is the radio. so if anything does go off, they'll call us on this radio. do you want to know what the call sign is? isit...? no, it's not...! when gwen was a little girl, her piano teacher's husband was a police officer, and used to joke with her that she needed to behave herself. now it was her turn to ensure nobody was up to any mischief. put that one on there for you. she certainly wore the hat well, accompanied by some fighting spirit. when gwen posed for pictures, she cheekily asked if she was going to be the police's new pin—up. she described her day as lovely, and said she thoroughly enjoyed it. but one thing is clear — gwen is not to be messed with. simon jones, bbc news. that is a very funny picture at the end. to ask if she would be the new pin—up, very funny. she clearly had a lot of fun. beautiful views, as you can imagine, on sunny days when the summer solstice happens. for 5,000 years, as the sun rises on the summer solstice and sets on the winter solstice, an ancie

clacton is in essex.e takes over the party from richard tice. >> well, let's take a look back at what all the leaders got up to on what was a very important political day yesterday. >> so i have decided i've changed my mind . it's allowed changed my mind. it's allowed you now. it's not always a sign of weakness. it could potentially be a sign of strength. so i am going to stand in this election. i'll be launching my candidacy at midday tomorrow in the essex seaside town of clacton. >> at the end of the day on july 5th, one of two people will be prime minister either keir starmer or me. a vote for anyone who is not a conservative candidate is just a vote to put keir starmer in number 10. >> liberal democrats have put health and social care front and centre of our campaign in this general election. we have a plan to tackle the cost of living, and we've been leading the campaign to end the scandal of raw sewage dumping that just before this election, the poorest questioned this labour party's commitment to n

federal judge had a been on a milkshake thrown at him during his campaign loads infected in essex, but that wound stuff his party peeling away, yet more dwindling support from su. next, conservatives showed her how elsie's 0 love. the farmers from several european countries have descended on brussels to stage a protest against the european union's agricultural policies. as the latest and a months long wave of similar demonstrations across europe, families from the netherlands, belgium, and potent and not taking part approach has come to just days before the european parliament elections. or a general striking not jerry has been suspended out to the government agreed to double the minimum wage to $40.00 a month. but the concessions still falls far short of union demands for nearly 10 times that amount. striking to say the government has been given one week's grace period to come up with an agreed rate of all kind of get option on nicholas island in the central philippines as forced hundreds of people to leave their homes. this time that was video shows the moment ma'am, just come loud i

i'll be launching my candidacy at midday tomorrow in the essex seaside town of clacton.last week we featured complaints about how prominently bbc news featured nigel farage, considering he wasn't a candidate in the election. but now he is a candidate and the party leader, the complaints have kept coming. here's viewer sue trevelyan. we were surprised when the headlining item on the bbc 6:00pm news was nigel farage's decision to stand as an mp when he has already failed to be elected seven times. this free publicity for farage went on for over 5 minutes, leaving us wondering what was actually happening news—wise in the country and indeed in the world. the following day came the first televised debate of the election campaign. a head—to—head between rishi sunak and keir starmer broadcast on itv, but picked up and analysed across all media. this line of attack from the prime minister came under particular scrutiny. you want to put everyone's taxes up by £2,000 and this is really important. independent treasury officials have costed labour's policies and they amount to a £2,

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