they've known this for years somehow find untrustworthy in a prime minister on the other hand jeremy corrigan is the least popular opposition leader in a generation people think he's weak there's a bit of big row about anti semitism in the labor party he's they think he's unpatriotic and they don't really trust his big social vision and his big spending plans so yes the weakness of the one is the strengths of the other and vice versa and so at the last moment boris johnson head slightly to in the polls but the race was tightening towards the very end and at the moment there is no certainty about the outcome whatsoever so no certainty about the outcome fairly unpopular leaders of these parties i mean it's also. a nation the u.k. at least fed up with the brics it process has dragged on for so long how did brecht's it affect this campaign and what did parties do to reach out to voters and what were their messages. the tories of course have tried to break the red wall in the north of england as it's called the the old of traditional labor constituencies where they grew sort of 4 is settled in 4 d

to secure a majority to get his brags it plans through parliament the opposition labor leader jeremy corrigan also voted early this party gained ground in the final week of the campaign. all the spy initial predictions that mr johnson the is on track to win a majority recent poll suggests that the result is just too close to call. marrying his point home prime minister boris johnson canvassing for last minute votes in this breaks it dominated election. and the conservative leader stayed on message throughout his final rally. well i think it's time for this country to come together and move on at all of the will of the people at this time and we can. at his more low key affair labor leader jeremy carbon was keen to remind voters of the other issues. you also go down the road of investing in our country investing to end austerity redistributing wealth and power in our society in a way that's never been seen before why the government and. it's a choice between carbon and johnson for prime minister so who do voters think it will be. unfortunately boris to simply never know their options are going

rabbi must be dancing in the street the pro israel lobby a one hour day on election by line about jeremy corrigan in an already tense political climate reaction to the remark came 5th fast once again jenny tong opens her trap and once again vile and to semitism spews of her racist cakehole how can this vile bigot still be in the lord's allowed month and barris meant to our country janet dunc is an unapologetic and to semite there she goes again she can't help herself it's a sickness the chief rabbi must be dancing in the street over labour's election loss jenny tong is vile but it's the responses that expose how bad anti-semitism actually is it's a semantic minefield out there be careful where you step even a well intentioned statement could be used as ammunition against you what is johnson was actually submitting to that israeli. he was actually also he was influenced by donald but what some prizes need to be honest is why he is in a highly he is in power just just a few days ago you one day looked him just last there's the old wednesday so now immediately the 1st thing he is taking care of is t

main aspect of course of this seems to me that the strength of course johnson is the weakness of jeremy corrigan you had 2 party leaders that were those in their own ways quite unpopular but it turned out that jeremy corbin was much more unpopular than boris johnson but you're standing outside in the cold in the december darkness and i know there was a lot of concern that holding this election in december the 1st time that's happened in almost a 100 years in the u.k. was going to mean a lower voter turnout which usually disproportionately kids labor harder than the conservatives i mean do you think the bet has been a factor this go around. we have to see you have to look at the exact figures for this we saw long lines today at the polling stations and people did go to the polls and when you talk to them it was like. we don't like this and now the election needs to be done so it was more like a sense of civic duty and this is important and this is somehow our fate our future is tied to the selection so we have to do this and so it seems that even johnson and the conservatives even managed to mobi

she's very funny she's very sharp got the common touch she's an outsider in many ways similar to jeremy corrigan when he won the election for leadership back in 2015 so i think that's what the party's decisive break with the thinking with the leadership with the personalities the policies that brought us to this point are you what you do it years in the wilderness now. do you think 101010 years is hard to come back and one cycle from 199 seats are fewer than 2 under water we end up with so unless conservatives learn to being in charge for 20 years you think based on that because in 10 years or. it's entirely possible the only thing you can say is the pollock politics at the moment moves at such speed that even though you got this but big majority something may happen and the thing is the country is now boras says he has to do brick said find he's got to then run the country's got to actually address he's going to have so many tory m.p. sitting in labor seats they'll be asking for the same things investment in their communities investment in their always new jobs if you can answer in 5 years we k

must be dancing in the street the pro israel lobby a one hour general election by line about jeremy corrigan in an already tense political climate reaction to the remark came fit fast once again jenny tong opens her trap and once again vile and to semitism spews of her racist how can this vile bigot still be in the lord's allowed month and barris meant to our country janet duncan is an unapologetic and a semite there she goes again she can't help herself it's a sickness the chief rabbi must be dancing in the street over labour's election loss jenny tong is vile but it's the responses that expose how bad anti-semitism actually is it's a semantic minefield out there be careful where you step even a well intentioned statement could be used as ammunition against you what is johnson was actually submitting to that israeli pressure he was actually he was influenced by donald but what some prizes need to be honest is why he is in a hurry he is in power just just a few days ago you one day elections just last there's the old wednesday so now immediately the 1st thing he is taking care of is to actua