keir mather has won in selby | keir mather has won in selby and ainsty. nk that johnny's made that case tonight. as natasha kept saying. — case tonight. as natasha kept saying, this felt like more of a national result in selby. and ithink— a national result in selby. and i think that the criticism that we've — i think that the criticism that we've heard about keir starmer over— we've heard about keir starmer over and — we've heard about keir starmer over and over we've heard about keir starmer overand overagain — we've heard about keir starmer over and over again — we've even— over and over again — we've even heard— over and over again — we've even heard it tonight — is there's— even heard it tonight — is there's little enthusiasm for keir— there's little enthusiasm for keir starmer in the country. and — keir starmer in the country. and people have been saying, "well, — and people have been saying, "well, why is he not achieving results — "well, why is he not achieving results like tony blair did in the run—up to 1997?" but that is exactly— the run—up to 1

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applause _ keir mather, there. the new labour mp for selby and ainsty. r overturning a 20,000 seat conservative party majority with a 24% swing to the labour party. keir starmer saying, this is their biggest majority, or overturning of majority, in the history of the labour party. he told the people there, and obviously, viewers watching elsewhere, you voted for change. he said, we will develop. —— we will deliver. he said that the labour party had changed, this was a vindication of that change, and he said that by listening to voters, and change, we have shown what we can do with some of the labour party's frontbenchers as well. they are congratulating them. they do an a lot of resources at the by—election, confident and hopeful they could win it. it is really significant for the labour party, because, it is a tory heartland. it is not an area where there is a traditional labour base. so, really important for them to show that they can take this kind of seat, and also, the fact that... i think you might be speaking to one of our correspondence. let's lis

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a 21,137 majority and taking that seatis 21,137 majority and taking that seat is 25 year old keir mather and who we are going to see very shortly is sir keir starmer of course, they are both named keir because of sir keir hardie. yeah and just reflect on somerton and frome down in the west country. >> a tory majority again overturned there with an 11,000 majority. now for the liberal democrats with sarah. so as well as labour versus conservative, of course liberal democrats coming into the various assessments of what might happen in a general election with sir ed davey saying that basically they are back in terms of the west country, what would that mean for a general election vote? well, an indication perhaps that there have been a lot of tactical voting in terms of going to the liberal democrats would that still happenin democrats would that still happen in a general election? lots questions still to be lots of questions still to be answered as to how this will be interpreted well maybe interpreted come. well maybe a year or 18 months time for the big vote. >> yeah, a year is not a lon

rising bills, the public services, a cry for change, and we will deliver, we will deliver from keir mathere will deliver with the next labour government.— deliver with the next labour government. , , ., , ., ., government. this is what “ubilation looks like government. this is what “ubilation looksukefor— government. this is what “ubilation looks like for labour, _ government. this is whatjubilation looks like for labour, winning - government. this is whatjubilation looks like for labour, winning big i looks like for labour, winning big in a place where they don't expect to win. and yet, and yet, there is just that sense of the jitters because of what happened in london. steve tuckwell, the conservative party— steve tuckwell, the conservative party candidate, _ steve tuckwell, the conservative party candidate, 13,961. - party candidate, 13,961. cheering _ cheering delight in the middle of the night from conservative activists in north—west london, squeaking home in a contest many, including many tories, thought they would lose. 0k, wow. cue a breakfast visit to roy slip from the prime mini

we will deliver through keir mather here, and we will deliver with the next labour government.ubilation looks like for labour, winning big in a place where they don't expect to win. and yet, and yet, there's just that sense of the jitters because of what happened in london. steve tuckwell, the conservative party candidate, 13,965. - cheering. delight in the middle of the night from conservative activists in north—west london, squeaking home in a contest many, including many tories, thought they'd lose. 0k, wow. cue a breakfast visit to ruislip from the prime minister and an outbreak of applause in the doorway of a greasy spoon. rishi sunak didn't expect to be meeting jubilant supporters today, nor getting the chance to smile on camera. westminster has been acting like the next election is a done deal. the labour party has been acting like it's a done deal. the people of uxbridge just told all of them that it's not. no one expected us to win here, but steve's victory demonstrates that when confronted with the actual reality of the labour party, when there is an actual choice on

keir mather.l. the conservatives there were more subdued. they were saying they felt the defeat was down to things like a difficult national picture and circumstances around this by—election which is the resignation of david warburton who faced allegations of sexual misconduct he denies. that investigation into those allegations, it emerged this weekend that had been dropped. studio: thanks. we have correspondence in each key by—election to constituency. —— correspondeds. nick eardley is in uxbridge. one issue came up a lot here. it was the ability to drive your car. the low emission zone in london where you have to pay a fee every time you move your car. every you move your car, if it is not eco—friendly, that dominated the conservative campaign. they made it and centre. the message we were getting from the new mp for uxbridge, steve tuckwell, the conservative, is that he thinks it was the ulez issue that was the one that got him over the line. it softens the blow overnight for the conservatives,

and 25—year—old keir mather is now parliament's youngest mp.been nicknamed the �*baby of the house�* after winning his seat in north yorkshire for the labour party by over 4,000 votes. it was a previously a tory safe seat and mather said he understood the enormity of what has just happened. england goalkeeper mary earps says it is hurtful fans can't buy a replica of her nike goalkeeper shirt. earps says she wasn't told her kit wouldn't be available to the public and only found out when the outfield kit went on sale. it has been reported that producing women's goalkeeper kits for the public is not part of nike's plans. some other stories now. earlier this week, the bbc reported on dozens of abuse allegations at mcdonald's. the uk mcdonald's boss said the claims are personally and professionally shocking. however, current and former workers have said it is too little, too late. and get your popcorn ready because barbenheimer weekend is here! audiences across the country will be heading to the cinema to see barbie and 0ppenheimer — two very differ

the victorious labour candidate, the new labour mp for selby and ainsty who is also called keir, keir matherttle keir !. i don't think he will be appreciating being called a little keir but we will leave that for now. tell us about the significance for labour, overturning a 20,000 seat majority, the biggest swing in a by—election since the war. the biggest swing in a by-election since the war.— since the war. yeah, it is a big swina. since the war. yeah, it is a big swing- you — since the war. yeah, it is a big swing. you don't _ since the war. yeah, it is a big swing. you don't have - since the war. yeah, it is a big swing. you don't have to - since the war. yeah, it is a big swing. you don't have to look| since the war. yeah, it is a big i swing. you don't have to look far since the war. yeah, it is a big - swing. you don't have to look far up the a19 from here, richmond constituency, rishi sunak, he has a bigger majority but not that much bigger. he is bound to be worried about what happened in his back yard. here in last —— here last night. looking at the bigger picture. it mayjust give

keir mather. he one. it's keir mather.e at just 25 years old. but two things on this is that too young to be an mp? many people will say no. but is that too young to be mp? what life experience be an mp? what life experience have really had? the second have you really had? the second thing this chap has been thing is this poor chap has been physically objectified online in a way that i can't imagine any kind of female mp really being well , i'm kind of female mp really being well, i'm going to be asking whether or not sexism is alive and kicking, but it's been directed the in politics. directed at the men in politics. but it's your but right now it's your headunes . headlines with rory. >> thank you very much, patrick. a trial date has been set for former us president donald trump in his classified files case. according to court documents, it will take place on may the 20th next year, less than six months ahead of the november 20th, 24 us presidential election. the prime minister has suffered a double by—election loss, wit

um, we've just had a little person called keir mather, who's 25. in yorkshire. johnny mercer took a stance and said he doesn't want to become the inbetweeners for anyone who's not in the know. it's a show about hapless sixth form students now look, i saw kia, what's her name? mother may the mother. yeah, yeah. so i saw him and i thought, oh, it mother. yeah, yeah. so i saw him and i thought , oh, it doesn't and i thought, oh, it doesn't really matter what age you are because you're just telling them what labour tell you to say. now emma's obviously way too young to have an opinion this, but to have an opinion on this, but as an adult, what do you think about 25 year old who's barely out of nappies making what's being wrong with the 25 being what's wrong with the 25 year mp politics needs to year old mp politics needs to appeal to the young, and that's one the biggest crises we one of the biggest crises we have country on politics have in this country on politics is disillusioned young. have in this country on politics is so sillusioned young. have

um, we've just had a little person called keir mather, who's 25.n yorkshire. johnny mercer took a stance and said he doesn't want to become the inbetweeners for anyone who's not in the know. it's a show about hapless sixth form students now look, i saw kia, what's her name? mother may the mother. yeah, yeah. so i saw him and i thought, oh, it mother. yeah, yeah. so i saw him and i thought , oh, it doesn't and i thought, oh, it doesn't really matter what age you are because you're just telling them what labour tell you to say. now emma's obviously way too young to have an opinion this, but to have an opinion on this, but as an adult, what do you think about 25 year old who's barely out of nappies making what's being wrong with the 25 being what's wrong with the 25 year mp politics needs to year old mp politics needs to appeal to the young, and that's one the biggest crises we one of the biggest crises we have country on politics have in this country on politics is disillusioned young. have in this country on politics is so sillusioned young. have in

good news for labour who have seen the election of the 25 year old keir mather in a safe tory seat. at thought one keir was already enough. martha is now the youngest mp in the house of commons and good luck to him. i've got no doubt he has his talents, but labour will be exposed to criticism that this young candidate knows young candidate not only knows little about life in the real world, but as a former student of oxford university and having then worked as a parliamentary researcher , he's not exactly researcher, he's not exactly a man of the people. his selection adds to the image of labour as being dominated by the out of touch metropolitan liberal elite . but it was a shocking night for the tories. absolutely key, but not as bad as it could have been. and it was a strong night for labour. absolute lutely, but not as good as it could have been. it's only the lib dems who will be celebrating an unqualified success from yesterday's results . so what is yesterday's results. so what is my verdict? well with inflation coming down, strike chaos being gradually resolved and with rishi

good news for labour who have seen the election of the 25 year old keir mather in a safe tory seat. at thought one keir was already enough. martha is now the youngest mp in the house of commons and good luck to him. i've got no doubt he has his talents, but labour will be exposed to criticism that this young candidate knows young candidate not only knows little about life in the real world, but as a former student of oxford university and having then worked as a parliamentary researcher , he's not exactly researcher, he's not exactly a man of the people. his selection adds to the image of labour as being dominated by the out of touch metropolitan liberal elite . but it was a shocking night for the tories. absolutely key, but not as bad as it could have been. and it was a strong night for labour. absolute lutely, but not as good as it could have been. it's only the lib dems who will be celebrating an unqualified success from yesterday's results . so what is yesterday's results. so what is my verdict? well with inflation coming down, strike chaos being gradually resolved and with rishi

i know the people in this constituency put their trust in the labour party in keir mather as the new. a, we will deliver on that trust. a great result obviously for the labour party in selby and ainsty but there is no guarantee that you will be the next prime minister. ilull’eii. be the next prime minister. well, every vote — be the next prime minister. well, every vote has — be the next prime minister. well, every vote has to _ be the next prime minister. well, every vote has to be _ be the next prime minister. well, every vote has to be earned. - be the next prime minister. well, every vote has to be earned. butl every vote has to be earned. but this is an incredible result. never in the history of the labour party have we overturned a 20,000 majority in a tory heartland. so, i know that we have to go forward from here, we have to continue with that positive message and we have to earn every vote. but last night, many, many people put their trust in the labour party and we know, as we go forward, that we must continue to earn the trust and to deliver if we get the chance in a labou

and keir mather deserves all our congratulations for a brilliant campaign there.dge as you say, very different picture. i mean a lot of the focus is going to be on the, the ulez element. i mean i wonder if we need to pay a i mean i wonder if we need to pay a little bit more attention in to the, the messaging in that campaign , to the expectation campaign, to the expectation managed and to maybe the structure and organisation of the campaign at labour had never won uxbridge , i don't think won uxbridge, i don't think since 1966 when it was quite a different seat. so i mean, the expectation that we would win there, i'm not sure whether that was the smartest thing to write. and as i say, if us was the issue that people think it was, it's amazing that that wasn't uncovered in sort of pre byelection research so that there was better preparation for it. now very quickly, i've been getting a bit of grief. >> well divided opinion over keir mather the new mp labour mp in selby he is only 25 and from what i've seen he's been a parliamentary researcher for wes streeting. he'

keir mather is the new baby of the house and he looks it as well. years old, which has led some people to ask whether there should be a minimum age requirement for new mps. so are they right or is age just a number? let's see what stephen's got to say about that . are you ready to join ? sorry, . are you ready to join? sorry, sean, are you ready to join us? sean, are you ready to join us? sean, is sean there ? sean, is sean there? >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon , sean. right. >> good afternoon, sean. right. wonder where you've gone then ? i wonder where you've gone then? i thought you might have wandered off. sean. so what do you make off. sean. so what do you make of what do you make of the by—election results? mean, the by—election results? i mean, the two talk two things we need to talk about, is that the selby about, i think is that the selby by—election with the age of the mp is that important. and obviously fight over the obviously the fight over the green ulez that green policy and the ulez that is causing a split bet

the by—election, one of one of the mps elected the labour mp , keir mps elected the labour mp, keir mathert sort of experience? he's just going to recite whatever keir starmer tells him to say. john, another john says with john, anotherjohn says with johnny mercer making that remark , it just shows the tit for tat. the british public are going to have to listen to for the next 12 to 18 months. i mean, there's going to be a lot of that. >> yeah, there is. well, it's got lots of you talking this morning. graham says kim either is young, no life is too young, no life experience. the voters to experience. the voters have to vote for the candidate. they're given they want labour to given if they want labour to win. vote for him. win. they had to vote for him. will very interesting see will be very interesting to see what a general what happens at a general election, says it's a election, helen says it's a tactical by the labour tactical stride by the labour party to younger voters. party to win younger voters. >> interesting andrew says. how about judge this man on his about we judge this man o

we will deliver through keir mather here and we'll deliver with the next labour government and the leaderthe liberal democrats, sir ed davey , says the support sir ed davey, says the support for his party has strengthened. >> previously i've been talking about the blue wall in places like hertfordshire, oxfordshire , cambridgeshire, buckinghamshire, bedfordshire, surrey and sussex, all those true blue heartlands , if you true blue heartlands, if you like, the home counties where it's liberal democrats it's now the liberal democrats really challenging the conservatives. have conservatives. now we have a second in the west country second front in the west country , heartlands, if , our traditional heartlands, if you liberal you like, the liberal traditional that traditional heartlands. that means a force to be means that we are a force to be reckoned with in the next general election. well another news this evening. >> a trial date has been set for former us president donald trump in his classified files case. according to court documents, it will take place on the 20th of may next year. th

labour's new mp, keir mather, 25 years old, he is the baby of the house. not a very nice phrase. the rules on where labour can win. elsewhere, the lib dem leader sir ed davey says his party is firmly back in its former west country stronghold after winning somerton and frome by more than 10,000 votes. and of course, uxbridge and ruislip, a silver lining for sunak? what do you think? 08085 909693, 85058. look at this, chris in froome, paul in selby. it is working out well so far. you don't have to be in those particular constituencies, though. wherever you are, what does this mean? chrissy in frome, tell us about your thoughts. well, i think the whole of frome and the somerton area is very disillusioned. we had an mp who didn't_ disillusioned. we had an mp who didn't represent us for a year, 18 months — didn't represent us for a year, 18 months. and everybody was so fed up that they— months. and everybody was so fed up that they were determined not to vote conservative. i think the conservative vote this time was about_ conservative vote this time was about 10,000 where it was usu

keir mather is he too young?e with catherine to with catherine forster all to come at 930. >> yes. want your thoughts. >> yes. i want your thoughts. please ulez or ulez. i please email ulez or ulez. i don't know. ulez. i'm always into little like that. i'm intrigued. >> you like the letter ulez maybe . maybe. >> yeah. anyway, look, we've got would you believe showbiz and space is your favourite things in just a couple of minutes. this is breakfast . at it's 915. this is breakfast with stephen and ellie and steph and our lovely steph, who's taking us into the world of showbiz. >> good morning. good morning, stephen and ellie and barbie. >> it's a big weekend . >> it's a big weekend. >> it's a big weekend. >> it's a big weekend. >> it's been a barbie world this weekend and it's been the big barbie heimer weekend, which is because we saw the biggest two releases of movies. it's barbie and oppenheimer. we knew it was going to be a great weekend for cinematic cinema ticket sales for barbie has taken . $70.5 for barbie

worst piece of legislation ever passed by parliament is, they always say the dangerous dogs act keir matherin the 80s and early 90s. and this this legislation was rushed through. seems that through. but it seems that dangerous back because dangerous dogs are back because there's breed called there's now a new breed called american bullies , bully xls, in american bullies, bully xls, in fact, are sort of a extra fact, which are sort of a extra large . extra large, yeah, large. extra large, yeah, absolutely . a breed of pitbulls, absolutely. a breed of pitbulls, which are causing carnage. a young girl was attacked in a park in liverpool just this week. so, you know, my question is really do we do if, you is really what do we do if, you know we've that know, because we've seen that legislation , how do legislation has failed, how do we problem? because we solve this problem? because there's the dog . it is the >> it isn't the dog. it is the owners. and we know some of the horrendous techniques that they're doing with dogs to make them hang from trees, to strengthen their jaws so they can do fi

keir alexander mather reform uk. palmer. >> he's for the independent party guy phoenix for the heritage party. sir archibald stanton for the official monster raving loony party and matt walker is standing for the lib dems. arnold francis warneken for the green party. crikey, quite some names going on there. >> yeah. not finished yet. john. william waterston, social democrat demographic party. luke wellock the climate party . tyler wellock the climate party. tyler wilson qatar. the independent party . party. >> well, here with your forecast andifs >> well, here with your forecast and it's very straightforward name aidan mcgivern that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers are proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there. good morning to you. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. a brighter day for many of us today. sunny spells , but there'll be further spells, but there'll be further showers, especially towards the east. it's towards the east where you yesterday's rain is movin

keir alexander mather, labour .hibald stanton official monster raving loony party. matt walker lib dems. arnold workman . green dems. arnold workman. green party. john william waterston social democrat party. >> social democratic party. i should say. luke. john wellock climate party. tyler callum wilson kerr independent . right. wilson kerr independent. right. and of course we've got full coverage of by—election results coming up on friday. >> let's speak now to our political reporter olivia utley and olivia, i guess we were getting an indication from pmqs that there really getting ready for the election fight and an indication , at least from keir indication, at least from keir starmer. that's the nhs is the touchstone on the doorstep . touchstone on the doorstep. >> well, yeah, absolutely . and >> well, yeah, absolutely. and we've been hearing over the last few weeks that that is what people are talking about. one might think that that would be good news for the labour party given that one of rishi sunak top five