we reached folkestone we hit all kinds of - folkestone we hit all kinds of delays — folkestone we hit hit all kinds of delays. it was a _ folkestone we hit all kinds of delays. it was a very - folkestone we hit all kinds of delays. it was a very smoothl delays. it was a very smooth journey, _ delays. it was a very smooth journey, many— delays. it was a very smooth journey, many queues - delays. it was a very smooth| journey, many queues down. delays. it was a very smooth - journey, many queues down. we took the journey— journey, many queues down. we took the journey on — journey, many queues down. we took the journey on the _ journey, many queues down. we took the journey on the train, _ journey, many queues down. we took the journey on the train, staff- journey, many queues down. we took the journey on the train, staff said - the journey on the train, staff said the journey on the train, staff said the reason — the journey on the train, staff said the reason for _ the journey on the train, staff said the reason for the _ the journey on the train, staff said the reason for the delay—

it is —— it has been delayed around the folkestone area when _ been delayed around the folkestone areaone to calais this morning. we were held up and there were delays— morning. we were held up and there were delays between the english border— were delays between the english border control and french border controt — border control and french border control. we understand the reason for that— control. we understand the reason for that is— control. we understand the reason for that is the french border forces have _ for that is the french border forces have introduced a new passport checking — have introduced a new passport checking system and that held people up. checking system and that held people uo but _ checking system and that held people up. but there is absolutely no question— up. but there is absolutely no question there are loads and loads of fans _ question there are loads and loads of fans. you just heard that the head _ of fans. you just heard that the head of— of fans. you just heard that the head of the german policing in berlin — head of the german policing in berlin th

when we took the eurotunnel from folkestone to calais late this morning, we were held up, there wereh border control and french border control. we understand the reason for that is because the french border forces have introduced a new passport checking system and that held people up. but there is no question there are loads and loads of fans. you just heard from 0lly that the head of the german policing in berlin thinks as many as 50,000 could make their way there. let me tell you, many of the people travelling along with us so far today are travelling without tickets, so we are lucky enough that we have tickets in our group, but many more fans are travelling without a ticket. we have seen some very interesting scenes along the autobahn already. we saw a routemaster bus travelling alongside the inside lane earlier. i suspect it has gone a bit awry. we also saw a minibus with english number plates broken down. we saw a number of broken—down vehicles on ourjourney here. we have not succumbed to that fate so far, touch wood. but it is clear when you drive along the road and you stop of

and hythe, so it has— constituency, folkestone and hythe, so it has gone beyond its average swing _ that's— conservatives here getting minced and that's why you have this extraordinary situation of a swing for labour— extraordinary situation of a swing for labour in those seats going 19, 20, for labour in those seats going 19, 20. 21%~ _ for labour in those seats going 19, 20. 21%~ it's— for labour in those seats going 19, 20, 21%. it's extraordinary. but this year. — 20, 21%. it's extraordinary. but this year, this column is the story. thats— this year, this column is the story. that's what's — this year, this column is the story. that's what's happened.— that's what's happened. jeremy, thank you- _ that's what's happened. jeremy, thank you- we — that's what's happened. jeremy, thank you. we will _ that's what's happened. jeremy, thank you. we will go _ that's what's happened. jeremy, thank you. we will go straight i thank you. we will go straight to carla denyer, the coleader of the green party at bristol, the seat that you have just taken, bristol central. that you have 'ust take

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. >> we can reveal a folkestone, cheltenham and chelmsford have all gone for the tories .ies. yes, steve barclay has held his seat. rumours unconfirmed right now , rumours unconfirmed right now, but rumours that iain duncan smith, who was in a very, very difficult fight in chingford and woodford green on a very small majority, may have just clung on there because there's been a split of the left wing vote between the independent candidate who was standing for laboun candidate who was standing for labour, and faiza . yes, and labour, and faiza. yes, and equally, another labour candidate. so that split the vote on the left, perhaps, but we shall see. miriam cates can now speak to us. i believe stephen. >> yes, she can, what do you make , miriam? good to see you. make, miriam? good to see you. by make, miriam? good to see you. by the way, what do you make of grant shapps. i mean, it's long to be fair . grant shapps. i mean, it's long to be fair. it's long been rumoured that if there was a big swing to labour that he would go. but nevertheless, it's still a bit of a shock to l