the labor party have lost i think about the party standing in labor health it's has helped them in a few cases how it will be won and bonbon the central bit being another but particular take on the central example done jarvis is held on 5 so narrowly and he has very large majority so you know he needs to be very great and be very grateful in a sense to break the party of actually you know how do you have a slim majority it could have all gone horribly wrong for even him tonight or john the turn. an electoral landscape very clearly as chris describes realigned all tribal loyalties undone in the labor case some would say a failure of strategy a failure of leadership will the party now do you think turn on jeremy called minutes later if the party has any sense it will do if jeremy has any sense he'll resign immediately and take it on the chin say with his leadership his policies as positions and the labor needs a new leader and some rethinking your ideas. i think that will there will be a vicious battle in the labor party over the next 48 hours to define was this a bracks election in wh

given 44 years of my life to the labor party i believe that labor policies been the best vehicle to deliver the press of social change in the country and when jeremy corbyn was elected as the leader of fell we had a genuine opportunity to to bring about a multi socialist program in the country to for the 1st time probably ever to deliver a jet a genuine ethical foreign policy so i think what our position has been and something i would bid arguing for was to say yes we accept the outcome of the referendum and we our position should have been it seems to me in the in the election should have been in it to say we will deliver a people's breaks it that we should have in the on when not whether we're going to have a referendum as i believe because you there we made a huge error of judgment was in buying into this whole narrative that the labor party is a bigoted party racist party an anti semitic party and i think jeremy would have been far better to at the very outset to defend his own reputation there's nobody in the house of commons got a better record on standing up to bigotry and

in terms of the traditional patterns of british politics in this election traditionally we know labor party the working class the conservatives are traditionally the party of the middle class but we saw polling data leading up to this election that was showing the conservatives consistently around 15 percentage points ahead of labor in terms of their share of the working class vote so we knew that this sort of breaking down of the red wall across the north wales across the midlands across the north of england was coming we weren't entirely sure if it was going to translate into a large majority for boris johnson but we certainly knew that the conservatives are making significant inroads into previous labor heartlands so it does signify a really significant realignment in terms of the way that british politics works but we're still very very divided the realigned now isn't necessarily in terms of economics it's war in terms of values and the supporters in the north of england really feel as if the labor party no longer shares their working class values their party the big cities their metrop

the most important battle for the labor party was to win the civil war inside the labor party and the mole contents of very small in number he had the overwhelming majority and i think if it had done that we could have made a lot more progress level of leadership contest in the liberal democrats that there's not going to be too large a fielder's absolutely right there's no point in getting rid of malcontents in the dance because 1st of all there's no leader to get rid of them and secondly if you got rid of the malcontents there'd be no one left basically they've got a huge problem the fact that those fence and lost her position could be good in the long run she wasn't going anywhere she's a nice person good constituency m.p. she was but she was no leader so that's probably a good thing that she lost her seat there was no quick way back for the lib dems that decimated around the country so i think i know who should be the leader and that person then needs to be inspirational but i charles kennedy really the kind of person that the general public want that liberal democratic will th

it's the tories capitalized on the indecision of the labor party and now the civil war within the labor party goes on full blast as we speak to look at but you know i have nothing against middle class liberal people but the reaction of the globalist press you know the wall street journal why should britain stayed waiting for this going course if. leaves the e.u. then there is the fear of sclerosis china. unprecedented economic and political chat in just to the e.u. which is now maybe we can do so i think you can just departure which is the school are also has come from where i'm with they. first came from these wonderful. boris johnson throughout and 2nd what is the threat from china does china want to invade europe you know you know they're providing cheap goods you know they're providing cheap labor did rush it make any well russia grange to have good relations with europe russia has done everything possible we've made all of these huge concessions in the end of the 8 years in the ninety's you know taken all the troops whatever you are sure and we didn't get anything for it and now th

huge difference in policy over bricks it was partly down to you know the lack of clarity from the labor party but i think it's also the fact that you know boris johnson front they was the only feasible problem is their own kind of the only feasible party leader here who had a clear leave message and knew not a fraud might have won but he made it very obvious early in the campaign that he wasn't really campaigning very so easy going to sweep up the vast majority of lead voters and we found that in our polling as well will remain voters tended to support themselves between labor the under-lip with them across a lot more also appears tonight the bars have also taken some some remain by some of those remains who are just simply fed up with the fact that we've spent 2 and a half years without making any progress and i think boris johnson since he was a naughty conservative leader has made it very clear who's to blame for that it's poems here and it's not me it's not me and it's like the maybe not even my party it's parliament and it's parliament us the people and the people spoken for the 1st time

now returns to downing street ready to push his plans for through parliament and the opposition labor party suffering a crushing defeat will have full analysis of how the night unfolded and what it means for the u.k. and the e.u. . for european union leaders are processing the conservative victory in planning their own way forward to brussels backing the european commission president green deal it pledges to make the e.u. carbon neutral in the coming decades. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us britain's conservatives have won an overall majority in the country's general election decisively ending 3 and a half years of political gridlock the opposition labor party they are on course for an historic defeat after a near wipe out in their traditional heartlands overnight prime minister boris johnson appeared at his own constituency count said his government had been given a powerful new mandate to finally take the u.k. out of the european union the labor party blamed the bracks it for their crushing losses with some c. seats still left to declare here's a snapshot of the results as we g

i recognize that has contributed to the results that the labor party has received i want to also make it clear that i will not lead the party in any future general campaign i will discuss with our party to ensure there is a process now of reflection on this result. >> a political earthquake in the last 24 hours, let's see how the markets will react not the least the currency let's look at how the pound is trading. it is a picture of strength across the board yesterday at 10:00 p.m. when the exit poll came out, we saw a two-point jump in the pound versus the dollar from 1.32 to 1.34 we briefly saw 1.35. it paired back slightly. versus the euro, we are also seeing strength for the pound, just shy of the 1.4 mark this year despite everything, the pound is still about 4% stronger than the u.s. dollar. that is taking into consideration the moves from last night versus the yen, also 2% stronger you can see the gains across the board. let's talk about equities. we are seeing huge reactions here this is the ftse 250, which is the midcap the domestic stocks here starting quite negative has sin

projections break down by party now remember the magic number for a majority is 326 seats the conservatives projected for 368 that's a gain of around 50 seats from the last election a labor projected for just $191.00 of the s. and p. party with $55.00 seats the lib dems on $131.00 seat for the green party and then a grab bag of parties with 22 seats including the plied party that is a party from wales we have team coverage all night tonight joining me in studio to help break this all down is u.k. politics analyst rob much and standing by in london for us is our correspondent barbara vai's all. because we know it is cold out there now before the election barbara experts were predicting this could be maybe a slim majority for the conservatives some even pointing towards maybe a hung parliament this is looking like a projected landslide i mean how surprising are these projected results. these experts were so wrong weren't they because it is going on throughout the night is the votes come in and the counting scam in as throughout the last 30 minutes later lost another 6 seats to the conservatives and it is where those seeds are that is significant it is the red wall of labor

conservative seem to be on course to win 339 seats in the 650 seat parliament against 231 for the labor party but pollsters say other outcomes are possible including a hung parliament or a landslide victory for johnson so arrogant obviously i mean everything is still to play for more or less can labor in a final election push bridge the gap and win over more voters or those that are undecided. from what we have seen over the last weeks it's fairly unlikely that labor is going to really gain on the last meters in this election campaign consistently the conservatives and boris johnson's have been leading in the polls but as you said it might not be the clear majority that boris johnson is hoping for it might be a hung parliament and this is what many who are asking people to vote technically are hoping for there are many campaigns here in the u.k. mostly from those groups who are hoping to remain in the european union are hoping at least for another referendum on the issue for the british people to just have a think and decide it can if they really want to leave under us johnson's terms and the

jump in alex exactly correct and this is where we have to look at what has been happening to the labor party over the period of its existence in the early 1980 s. 80 percent of people who voted labor were working class manual labor laborers working people today that percentage has fallen to 40 percent and that was even before this last election we're looking for an even more it has become a middle class liberal party. middle class liberal people like the e.u. working class people in britain don't what happened in this election is that cool good who's been trying to reach out again towards the working class labor base that was already eroding away found himself boxed in by a party whose leadership whose parliamentary representation and whose membership is overwhelmingly middle class and pro e.u. and crow remain so he was stuck with his impossible policy which glen deeds and has described very well which is of course a remain whole a-c. it was intended to keep britain in the e.u. and of course working class voters saw right through that that make them very skeptical not just about corbin himse

again for the labor party there is now 1212 percentages between the conservatives and the labor party just 2 years ago back in 2017 in the last general election that percentage was much much closer just 2 percent were in it so it does suggest the 2 are now miles and miles apart interestingly again though the lib dems have got 11 and simply have called for but that doesn't equate to see numbers because of course the lib dems have less seats than the s. and p. i can do you peach just one percent and the party as i say looking towards a total total wipeout so many questions to be asked but mostly it seems like this has been an election that's predicated the majority on brecht said but let's take a wider look then at the the entirety of the united kingdom here we can really get a sense of the trends and see where the power indeed lies just to point out there are all of these constituencies $650.00 on this map one hexagon represents one p. but here we do see the trends are in the northern heartland areas what we're seeing is many seats have gone from red to blue it marks a very difficult e

there are recent survey shows that the race is tightening is there still hope for the opposition labor party. there is no hope for the opposition party as such because it is currently clear that they are not going to win a majority but it might turn out that this election brings about another problem and just like the last one we saw because the polls have been tightening the race it's getting more interesting for us observers on the last miles so to speak and our son scene has had a very controlled campaign best but he's made some real mistakes this week this morning for instance when he was being approached by an interviewer for a national morning t.v. show he a sort of ran away he turned away and then he hid in a big industrial refrigerator so the country had a laugh about that one he really has been trying not to do interviews he has been trying not to make mistakes but we did see some scenes that showed him in a really unfavorable light and and so it is a tightly run race and they are not yet the tories might win a small majority that's what the polls say but it also sort of might turn

this is obviously a very disappointing night for the labor party with the result that we've got on also make it clear that i will not lead the party in any future general election campaign. the start story is of a dish united kingdom the scottish national party racked up a landslide north of the border roy motions got the better of some. but they couldn't distract from renewed calls for a 2nd referendum on scottish independence. but it's johnson has no rate firstly to take scotland of the e.u. and secondly norway to block the scottish people choosing their own future another headache which johnson in northern ireland where for the 1st time parties backing a united ireland outnumbered poor british unionists the final lesson of this eventful night is of voters overwhelmingly rejecting the pool european liberals their leader was ousted ending any effort to keep britain inside the european union . these results will bring dread and dismay and people are looking for hope. i still believe that we as a country can be warm and generous inclusive and open. as day broke johnson returned reinforce

and learning this out of the conservative party secures a majority in the british parliament as labor suffers in the polls in a highly disappointing night for them our live coverage from westminster kicks off in less than one minute from now. plus in other news later this hour at least $71.00 soldiers were killed in a militant attack on a military base in exposing a deep crisis for french foreign policy and its former colony. sweep across india after it passes a controversial religion based citizenship nor that excludes muslims at least 2 people have been killed. hello and good morning from moscow i'm calling bright r.t. international here in the russian capital it's friday the 13th of december at 11 am it's 8 am breakfast time in the u.k. where boris johnson's election gamble has paid off his conservative party has won a comfortable majority in parliament after a strong showing in britain's historic general election taking the party to its biggest win in decades the prime minister within the past couple of hours has said that it gives him a powerful mandate to bring home bracks it wh

taking a closer look than at the voting percentage it's still paints a rather bleak picture for the labor party just on 32 percent boris johnson's tories at 44 percent this time last election back in 2017 the gap was much more narrow in fact there was just 2 percent between the 2 rival parties of course really not looking too good for jeremy corbett but again interestingly the liberal democrats their own 12 percent 4 percent but it hasn't really equated to many seats for the dems but of course the s.n.p. have made very huge. gains across scotland which then of course brings into question the system of 1st process the post no doubt will be criticized over the next few coming hours if not days but again i want to give you a broader picture of the entirety of the united kingdom to try and show you the trends where the balance of power really lies here we have this map 650 constituencies of course they were all up for grabs throughout the night and this morning each texican on this map represents one but what we can really see is these northern heartland areas there the areas that were pro leave su

that johnson remains as prime minister and it would also be a historic loss for jeremy corbin's labor party dropping below 200 seats for the 1st time since the 1930 s. so counting will be going on throughout the night. here's now a look at exactly how those projections are breaking down by party remember the magic number for majority is 326 and you can see the conservatives there with 368 seats projected that's a 50 seat gain over the last election just $191.00 seats for labor $55.00 for the s. and p. 13 for the lib dems and one seat for the greens and then we have the other category $22.00 seats there including 3 for the plight of comedy that's a welsh nationalist party. where we have team coverage of the u.k. elections night joining me in studio to help break this all down is our u.k. politics analyst rob standing by in london is correspondent barbara vai's will barbara let's start with you before the election experts were predicting something around a slim majority for the conservatives this is much more than a slim majority this is looking a lot like a landslide how surprising are these

that's there's no way of dressing this up and as i say about the state of the labor party today that the i mean these are people with labor in the blood in their bones in generations who just a few short years ago would have considered it maybe a decade ago completely unthinkable to vote for anyone but labor i think we've seen a massive realignment in british politics particularly for you know for your white working class white working class people i think you know what we have seen in our polling is that far more people with russia about 2 to one define themselves only lever mainlines rather than by any any political party it's actually very similar to what we saw was gotten in 2014 where no longer was party politics relevant it became all about it probably depends and on the independents and while the remaining vote in the united kingdom will continue to be split along you know 3 or 4 parties or i'm led policy and to the extent that the liberal democrats that believe it isn't because the brits the party have to be honest played a blinder this election they stood aside to allow

it's time for real change that's the message the labor party wants to get across to voters. gerry corbin is pledging to nationalize utilities and pour money into public services and in years of austerity under the conservatives we've had 9 years in which 150 people have become millionaires in britain we've had 9 years during which 4000000 children are living in poverty don't you think it's time to get rid of the government that brought that about the the poll ratings show labor trailing the conservatives corbin has struggled to put down allegations that he's allowed anti semitism to thrive in the party this year 8 lawmakers resigned in protest over and she said it isn't. the london district of battersea it's considered a bellwether area as it usually votes for the party that ends up winning this time many seem disillusioned just a kind of i'm not really concentrating anymore at all if i'm honest i probably more traditional leans towards labor and i would certainly would like to vote for labor however i'm not convinced that some of their policies are. brick to t. could be the

submit a process for a new leader of the labor party is set for 12th of january 2020 on that day i will resign as the leader of the labor party in the days after i resign as prime minister our country will start a short process of approximately one month for the labor party to choose a new leader and new prime minister i have also informed the president of the republic. well definitely i want to see i was one of multis best known investigative journalist she had a popular blog famous for its punchy political opinions and corruption allegations some against members of the government it made how many enemies but was also very popular even after her death a blog still attracts more views in the combined circulation of all of multis newspapers according to the foundation that her sons and her husband set up in her name. well she died in october 2017 when a bomb went off under a car as she was driving away from her home just under 2 months later 3 men were charged with carrying out the bombing they've pleaded not guilty despite daphne's family and other journalists continued to campai

they might have avoided losing as many seats as it was the labor party on course for one of their. one of their worst performances in almost a century and the labor party leader john recording confirming that he won't be leading the party into any future election. has so polarized and decided to fight 'd this in this country it is overwritten so much of the normal political debate and i recognise that has contributed to the results he has received the saving all across this country ought to also make it clear that i will not lead the boxing in any future general election campaign i will discuss with. to ensure there is a process now of reflection on this result and on the policies that are possible to going forward and i will lead the party cheering that period to ensure that discussion takes place and we move on to. it's also been a disastrous evening for the liberal democrats with their leader joe swinson losing her seat they didn't make any real serious dent in terms of the number of seats one serving only really to pick up a few seats here and now of

have 48 states took 45 percent of the vote share here in scotland they need to be wiped out the labor party which was once so dominant here in scotland labor now just one scottish seat the conservatives had 6 seats here many conservatives were predicting that they would actually advance here in scotland that didn't happen the s.n.p. didn't take seats off them what does that mean well it means that nicolas sturgeon is now saying that before the end of this year she will go to boris johnson the prime minister and say here is my monday clear mandate for a 2nd referendum on independence next year she is really going for it she had said that that she would make that demand if the s.n.p. ended up in a coalition government with jeremy called because labor party that hasn't happened she's still going for it blackfoot to the s. and p's leader in westminster has said that the party's job is to protect the people of scotland from the prospect as you were hearing in lawrence's reports which still exists of a no deal breaks it at the end of next year if they fail to get that trade deal done in the inter

with leader boris johnson declaring breaks it can finally help and as for the opposition parties pretty much the. labor suffered a series of humiliating defeat leader german corban says he will lead the party into the next election for the liberal democrats their leader lost her seat let's find out more on cross now it's hard to u.k. in westminster for a special continuing election campaign. it appears that boris johnson's election gamble has paid off as he's accuse a massive majority in parliament yes has since made a victory speech and has gone to meet the queen folk in mission to form a new government andre walcott on top of the stuff ahead of us. well as we can see these live pictures at the moment this is a formality obviously that the queen and the prime minister will go through in order to form a new administration a new government and this has nothing to do with it i was just thinking that north of these pictures these are little visit shows you a little girl but they're using the royal navy today for whatever reason starts a little bit of the usual but yeah this is this is not not an order of

the main opposition labor party is expected to end up with fewer than 200 seats losing many in its traditional heartland leader jeremy corbyn knowledged heavy losses and says he won't lead the party into a future election. or also make it clear that i will not lead the party in any future general election campaign i will discuss with our party to ensure there is a process now of reflection on this result and on the policies that the party will take going forward and i will lead the party during that period to ensure that discussion takes place and we move on into the future. and in our gerri is a presidential election 4 out of 5 candidates have either claimed victory or say they are going through to a runoff at the end of the month official results are expected later on friday but regardless of the outcome tens of thousands of protesters boycotted the election they tore up their ballot papers and called it a sham maybe i'm a little if i have to has ordered his forces to advance towards the center of tripoli for what he's calling the final battle for the capital he said his fighters would soon

the labor party's record on this issue is beyond disgrace. if this leader of the labour party ever got the opportunity to be in charge of border protection, he would set a new low. >> right at the end of the parliamentary year was a surprising announcement on policy in rearranging and restructuring the departments within government, going from 18 down to 14. that meant five department heads have gone. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my question is for the prime minister. can the prime minister confirm that he has cut five departmental secretaries? >> the prime minister has the call. p.m. morrison: i am happy to address the first part of that question. the second part of that question is another ugly smear from the opposition. [crowd shouting] they today have shown themselves to be angry. they have remained angry since the 18th of may. the people they are most angry at are the australian people, because the australian people rejected them at the last and their soft policies on border protection, and their lack of faith in the australian people to ke

substantial section of the labor base in scotland voted for independence and 2014 were pushed away by the labor party as a result so the expectation at the moment is that labor will probably lose all but one of their seats in scotland maybe even all of them and it's the challenge the labor party have of they can't unionists the conservative and unionist party together it's phil name and they're clearly not going to become a pro independence party so the s.n.p. in the greens get out for what is left for labor whether polling at 1215 percent in scotland at the moment which is maybe the maximum number of people you can get if you're going to disengage completely from war as the defining issue of scottish politics or constitutional debate largely takes on a left right divide as well those who are for and dependence are generally not always of course but generally on the left and those who are against it are certainly led by figures on the right no way by the conservative party find themselves falling through the gap exactly as they have done on breaks it by trying to take this medal ground approach of we

labor strongholds and they're expected to have a salable parliamentary majority vote counting will be going on throughout the night . here's a look now at exactly how those projections which came out earlier breakdown by party the magic number for a majority is 326 you see that line there the conservatives are projected to have 368 seats while labor just around 19155 seats are being projected for the s. and p. 13 for the liberal democrats one for the green party and 22 for a group of other parties which includes $34.00 plied come read that as a welsh nationalist party. well we have team coverage all night tonight joining me in studio we have our group of analysts u.k. politics analyst bob mudge roger evans from news and standing by on 1000 in london is a barber of aizawl barbara let's start off with you you're starting to get some concrete results as we heard there coming in this is shaping up to be a big night for the conservatives. it is an absolutely huge night and we saw it triumphant boris johnson just a little while ago in his own constituency in x. bridge in north london which she regained was a comfortable majority even though labor had really given it their all to defeat him because they thought th

was jeremy corbyn, the leader of the labor party. will not continue leading the party. then of course the question will be who will replace him and what will the labor party look like going forward? because jeremy corbyn was from the much more radical left wing side of the party. it's a big reckoning for them. it's a big moment of reflection for the labor party because they need to regroup and build themselves back up. >> we'll talk more about it with our guest next. thanks so much. now joining us, tom brooks, dean of the durham law school in durham, england, and an advisor to the labor party on immigration. good morning to you, tom. thanks for joining us. >> great pleasure. thanks. >> well, we just heard our reporter there talking about the labor party. will it stay to the left? or will it become more centrist? what are you thinking after? >> well, it certainly was a very bruising election for the parties and a disastrous result. i think that there's a tension here. the tension is between the party membership, which has been very st

but really it's quite a disaster for labor significantly good gains for the conservative party very dramatic evening indeed back to you in the studio. thank you chad are indeed very dramatic i mean some of the key points guys that that shot here raised point to rebecca labor as you say they did do well in london and they were back up yeah and labor always does well in the collaborations so no surprise there it would be really interesting to see what the percentage splits are and what the majorities now are but i don't think that's any surprise that some of the areas is more about bret's it wasn't particularly look at someone at patni. a big party we're going to see 2 michael gove pause look pause just for a moment here's michael gove's speaking. friends. today we celebrate a victory even taree for the british people. thank you our fellow citizens reminded us why this is such a wonderful country because the comprehensively rejected jeremy called and spoke of division extremism and anti semitism. thank you and they voted in record numbers for a prime minister dedicated to restorin

the opposition labor party is reeling off to its election results in decades and dozens of seats many from its traditional heartland need to jeremy who've been says he won't leave the party into any future elections. scottish national party supporters celebrating major gains including several conservative party seats the s.n.p. won $48.00 of scotland's $59.00 seats in westminster. and says the result paves the way for another independence referendum. well as another election we've also been watching closely and algeria where 4 out of 5 presidential candidates have now either came to victory or say they're going through to a runoff at the end of the month official results are expected on friday but regardless of the outcome millions boycotted the election calling us a sham sarras has the latest the protesters in algeria helped bring down the last president the ones they're equally on happy you might replace i did as these beautiful i know tens of thousands boycotted the presidential election choosing to chant we want freedom instead. of fan angry at the presidential candidates are clos

serve up if you wins on thursday is conservatives hold a narrowing lead over germany foreigns the labor party to form what's being called the most important british election in a generation. rocket's great to have you along everyone. swedish climate activists gratitude burke has become the youngest person ever to be named time magazine's person of the year while the 16 year old launched a weekly school strike for climate that became an international movement times announcement came hours after turn work took aim at business and political leaders meeting at the un climate conference in madrid let's take a listen to some of what she had to say. to stay below 1.5 degrees we need to keep the carbon in the ground. only setting up this tent date and saying things which give the impression of the action is underway will most likely do more harm than good because the changes we quiet are still nowhere in sight the politics needed does not exist today despite what you might hear from world leaders gothenburg addressing cop 25 well meantime did new president of the european commission earth of underlyi

johnson's conservative party has won an outright majority in parliament with 363 seats the opposition labor party won just 203 states that's got us national party made major gains with 48 seats the liberal democrats are only 111 seats and their leader gerry swinton lost her seat to the s.n.p. the bracks in party didn't win any seats and 23 states have gone to others well just a short time ago a jew bill and johnson said voters have delivered a clear message with this mandate and this majority we will at last be able to do what. you pay attention to is this this election means that getting brits it done is now the irrefutable irresistible out arguable decision of the british people. and with this election i think we put an end to all those middle miserable threats of a 2nd referendum your hind may have quivered over the ballot paper as before you put your cross in the conservative box and you may intend to return to labor next time round. and if that is the case i am humbled that you have put your trust in me that you put your trust in us and i we will never take your support for drugs the. well l

big conservative party secures a majority in the british parliament as labor suffers in the polls and a highly disappointing night for them our live coverage from westminster returns in less than a minute. in other news later this hour at least 71 soldiers were killed in a militant attack on a military base in exposing a deep crisis for french foreign policy and its former colony and. protests sweep across india after it passes a controversial religion based citizenship that excludes muslims at least 2 people have been killed. over marty international in moscow. midday here in the russian capital friday the 13th of december it is 9 am in the u.k. which is waking up to the morning after the night before boris johnson's conservative party has won a resoundingly after a strong showing in britain's historic general election the prime minister says that it gives him a powerful mandate to bring home which as things stand looks just almost inevitable as for the westminster based opposition parties a night for them they're both looking for new leaders labor suffered a series of humiliating de

it's time for real change that's the message the labor party wants to get across to voters. jerry corbin is pledging to nationalize utilities and pour money into public services and years of austerity under the conservatives we've had 9 years in which $150.00 people have become billionaires in britain we've had 9 years during which 4000000 children are living in poverty don't you think it's time to get rid of the government that brought that about 30 popal rating show labor training the conservatives in his struggle to put down allegations that he's allowed anti semitism to thrive in the party earlier this year 8 lawmakers resigned in protest over and she said it isn't. the london district of battersea it's considered a bellwether area as it usually votes for the party that ends up winning this time many seem disillusioned just a coaching dog i'm not really concentrating anymore and told if i'm honest i probably more traditional labor and i would certainly would like to vote for labor however i'm not convinced that. breaks it fatigue could be the biggest issue for a long tim