, or cheerand and basingstoke, in hexham, or cheer and the weather rally labour is back in the servicehat we we never should have lost. in our port, coal, steel and mill towns. from bassetlaw and grimsby. to hartlepool, where the value, and bridgend. conference, in edinburgh, in glasgow, across the central belt and out in the western isles, labour is back in scotland too. so let me pay tribute to the people in this hall he made that difference. those who stayed and fought he —— through the fat howard years, though she came back to our party three k's leadership and those who joined us for the very first time. he helped to change our party and gave us this priceless chance to change our country for the better. to all of you, a huge thank you. in this hall, one year ago, i stated my intention but to be next time i addressed you, i would do so as the first female chancellor of the exchequer. today, conference, you can consider that a promise fulfilled. 800 years, the post of chancellor of exchequer had existed, every one a man. on the 5th ofjuly, we made history! every woman watching this

and we'rejoined now by alison freeman in hexham. at by alison freeman in hexham. an exhibition arounimething really brutal.— something really brutal. it has been ruite a something really brutal. it has been quite a year. _ something really brutal. it has been quite a year, hasn't _ something really brutal. it has been quite a year, hasn't it? _ something really brutal. it has been quite a year, hasn't it? people - something really brutal. it has been quite a year, hasn't it? people were totally devastated by what happened here. there one neuron is looking at changing the story of the tree, telling the story of the tree. it is made up of four panels the seasons. this represents winter. on my right at the start of the show, the big piece of trunk from the sycamore gap tree. people will be allowed to come and can attach and get close and personal with. this exhibition opens tomorrow. here to tell us more about what they think about it are two very important people. tony kate and andrew from the national trust. what you make of the exhibition? this andrew from the national trust. what you

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