can i have a look at hinckley and bosworth?s is interesting, because this is where the lib dems may well be on course for taking over. the change will tell us the story. hinckley and bosworth is looking very good for the lib dems. on that lib dem theme, let's ask reeta to ta ke lib dem theme, let's ask reeta to take us through the main lib dem gains so far. here they are. bath and north east somerset has just come in as a big lib dem gain. earlier, we had cotswold and winchester, all three councils taken from the conservatives by the liberal democrats. and just north norfolk, which had been in no overall control, now liberal democrat. let me show you the details of the results in bath and north east somerset. this had been a conservative council. the conservatives had a majority of seven. look how that has changed. liberal democrat majority of 15, with the lib dems taking 37 seats compared to the conservatives' nine. let me show you how the seat change has worked. almost a complete straight swap, so a striking result for the li

she said to delay that decision with the hinckley power station in somerset, george 0sborne was very said it was ok but it required a review but it did not go down well. the trouble is, whatever jibe mike pompeo makes at theresa may, she won't notice it in the shower ofjibes and finger poking that she gets most days! this has been huge. she thought, up until now, that the huawei thing has gone away, and it was a big fuss about that silly man over there. our prime minister overruled security services to give contracts for telling munication is networks to a company thatis munication is networks to a company that is considered an arm of the chinese state and that is the issue. if that comes back to haunt her, it showed. any prime minister at any party should have that problem and if it was not gavin williamson i would have thought that anyone else in that room would have leaked that information at some point. there we re information at some point. there were members of security services in that room and i would have thought most people in the room would have felt disquieted about it. o

an theresa may tried to make a symbolic move to review the hinckley point involvement.ssarily. just to think about it. chasing economy all the time when some things you just need to pay for and, inevitably, getting more cost as a result of that. looking at the telegraph. hopefully we can tick to boxes already. photo, check. huawei, check. let's move on to the favourite story of the night. you held it here first. the drama of these little things, they start this way richard iii was found under a leicester car park. archaeologists announced they have stumbled across england's tutankhamen between a pub and in aldi. they think this is the earliest christian royal tomb at whittle well which was found in the 2003, from the sixth century. the first christian king in the uk was ethelbert, the internet has informed me. i'm not sure this is supposed to be the grave of ethelbert, he converted to christianity. dare i say, i wonder whether they are gilding the lily saying this is england's tutankhamen. it is quite impressive enough. tutankhamen was several thousand years ago. impres

i've got great sympathy because hinckley and bosworth has been a very, very well run council and theral election day in 2015 to come in. it's an interesting council because it quite often switches between parties and the last time the conservatives held that council, when we were in control of it, was the early 1970s. it is one of those areas which does switch between dems and the conservatives. can ijoin in and the conservatives. can ijoin in and back—up laura's point? and the conservatives. can ijoin in and back-up laura's point? you want to back—up laura? and back-up laura's point? you want to back-up laura? i think it's really important to remember that people vote for things and what we are not saying from the big parties at the moment... —— what we are not seeing its clarity and leadership and not something people can vote for. labour are trying to say almost nothing to avoid the question. the conservatives are really split. they don't have... to be fair, you have put things before parliament but they have been rejected so badly and there is nothing else you can do now. also it

councils like bath and north east somerset, hinckley and bosworth, the liberal democrats taking themur gain with a majority of 15. look at that, 37 lib dems... i beg your pardon, a lib dem gain, 37 lib dem councillors elected there with just nine conservatives. i will just show you the seat change, there. 23 liberal democrat councillors gained and 24 lost by the conservatives. almost a straight swap. let's go back to the main screen. other stories emerging overnight are the conservatives in certain places falling behind. they lost folkestone and hythe, for example, that is now no overall control. better news for them in walsall and north—east lincolnshire, where they gained both of these councils. for labour as well, a very mixed picture. they lost control of bolsover. that has now become an independent council, a group of independents have won there. and in the wirral, this is also a labour loss. let me just go in and show you what happened there. labour were short by two although they were the largest party. they were short by two. let me just show you the labour losses, there. the