the kitchen parties the bride from home to hear well from the chagga tribe from cream and jarrow sore we have a lot of tradition you have to go with a blanket you have to go because of beers you have to go with them the but not no schools we have bananas so they end of each you find a lot of pressure they are getting after the wedding for sure my sister in law got sick on her honeymoon 2nd there were no honeymoon she got sick a lot of money goes to the 1st to the venues venues here are very costly then we go maybe to the m c u 2 coast so i go and see those i am seeing here he will be a very good example ok so let me ask the mc because you've mentioned him by the way muslim is a very very popular mc here in tanzania when he walked in everybody oh and he was. was he expensive yes. i'm ok so he's good and he's expensive but it's all right if you can afford him you hire him but i wanted to find out from you have you seen the trends change over the years a weddings becoming bigger and bigger even and people are getting poorer and poorer . than when there was a moment when you know you. see

jarrow minangkabau some sunshine for northern ireland.ort of day, i think, on wednesday. gradually, later on in the week, it turns milder, it turns windier, and we'll see some patchy rain, mainly in the north and west. this is bbc news, the headlines: tributes have been paid to the first victim to be named in the london bridge attack. cambridge graduate jack merritt, was running a prisoner rehabilitiation conference — to which his attacker had been invited. the british government says the licence conditions of every convicted terrorist released from prison in england and wales are to be reviewed. a maltese businessman has been charged with complicity in the murder of the journalist daphne ca ruana galizia. yorgen fenech was arrested last week as he attempted to leave malta on his yacht. he has pleaded not guilty to the charges. hundreds of climate campaigners in eastern germany have occupied several opencast coal mines to demand their closure. the protesters have rejected the government's plan to phase out coal mining by 2038 — and instea

protective effect for the red seeds in london, but the ones they are winning our winning back, seats like jarrowthe conservatives in the number starting to take the lead with 9a seats, at 3am wolverhampton south west, that was fairly marginal, a very easy gain on the night for the conservatives but just very easy gain on the night for the conservatives butjust near wolverhampton on the blue redcar, a 1596 wolverhampton on the blue redcar, a 15% swing gives it to boris johnson's party. in the red seats, they are all holds. you can't win an election by taking your safest seats back, you need to do better. we go to thorium. now the numbers come in, the results stream in and we start to see the power of this conservative performance. aam, three crucial seats, lincoln, again, rother valley, great grimsby, 19a5 great grimsby had been labour since and the conservatives took it. on the labour side, they got enfield in london because of that protective effect in london. bedford was a good result for them because that was marginaland result for them because that was marginal and they saved it but it wasn'

question stopjarrow, a labour hold, a labour to conservative swing of 11.5% so saying the swing in east jarrowind you that the swingometer simply shows you one party in relation to another, if they stay exactly as they were last time then the arrow is vertical like that, but if you imagine a head—to—head race between two parties, swing shows you where the votes are going and here we have the labour conservative swingometer. we're going to look at actual swing in the 20 whose results we've had, and, as! in the 20 whose results we've had, and, as i say, it is dramatic because it is right above 7%. now, you will see the dots on the swingometer, each dot is a seat and the dots are placed at the position that relates to the swing needed for the seek to change hands. if that was to be the average uniform swing across the country, if it happened in every seat, all of these red dots from here would be coloured blue as the conservatives push into labour territory. that's a very, very big swing by the conservatives. let's just see what the share of the vote is doing. here you'll see that labour's share