jonah fisher, bbc news, in the lake district. welcome news in the forecast for the rest of this week, after what has been a particularly wet spell for some southern and eastern areas. at the isle of portland in dorset, we've already exceeded our main rainfall in the first seven days. contrast that with kinloss on the moray coast where, we've not seen a drop of rain recorded yet. we'll switch things round a little bit through this week and when we need a bit of rain, the north and west of scotland, there will be some at times. still some dry weather here and warm with the sunshine out later. but where we've seen the wettest conditions, a largely dry picture, only isolated showers and feeling warm as the sunshine develops more widely. and even today, an improving picture. the weather front which brought the rain in the southeast has cleared through. 0ne weather front, though, still tangled in across parts of scotland, producing lots of cloud and a few spots of light rain or drizzle. a few light showers possible across western engla

in the lake district, some other - lake district, some other opposition parties were chasing floatinge pensioner me was a u—turn. the last thing pensioners need is another dose of the conservative government on the last thing — conservative government on the last thing the country needs. the liberal democrats have attracted policies for pensioners and not only are we behind — pensioners and not only are we behind the triple lock as the one to — behind the triple lock as the one to becoming the first place we want — one to becoming the first place we want to make sure the health service _ we want to make sure the health service that pensioners rely on is properly funded and there is a care — is properly funded and there is a care system there. of course we want to _ a care system there. of course we want to see _ a care system there. of course we want to see investments i a care system there. of course we want to see investments in | we want to see investments in peoples — we want to see investments in pennies pockets _ we want to see investments in peoples pockets and _ we want to see

but in lakes _ notjust in the lake district but in lakes and — notjust in the lake district but in lakesers and beaches across our country — lakes and rivers and beaches across our country. the issue about sewage will be _ our country. the issue about sewage will be on _ our country. the issue about sewage will be on the ballot paper onjuly the 4th — will be on the ballot paper onjuly the 4th i— will be on the ballot paper onjuly the 4th. i know you are revamping newsnight — the 4th. i know you are revamping newsnight. i hope it goes really welt, _ newsnight. i hope it goes really welt, the — newsnight. i hope it goes really well, the best of luck, i newsnight. i hope it goes really well, the best of luck, lam newsnight. i hope it goes really well, the best of luck, i am looking forward _ well, the best of luck, i am looking forward to— well, the best of luck, i am looking forward to being on your programme. so is forward to being on your programme. 50 is that— forward to being on your programme. so is that happen? people will follow paddle boards in an election? there is a lot of sewage

and it kind of, you know, a bit vague on the lake district., that's how email works! newscast at bbc.co.uk. pinner underground station versus times square. we've won. i mean, sorry, katya. exactly. you know? we've been you in the viral marketing stakes. anyway, chris, thanks for making it here eventually and for dashing across london and eventually going in the right direction. i was glad to turn up in the end. and thank you very much for tuning in to this episode of newscast. we'll be back with another one very soon. bye. bye— bye. newscast. newscast, from the bbc. hello, let's start with the space forecast. there is a very high chance of the sky is being lit up once again by the aurora borealis. perfect conditions for many of us with clear skies, and the advice is to keep watching the sky from late evening onwards. but you need to get your eyes used to that dark sky, because the aurora isn't quite as bright as some of those photographs suggest. this is the probability of seeing the aurora. the reds indicate 90—100% probability. and further s

he runs wild swimming trips across the lake district.ed, we head out into one of england's most beautiful natural wonders. it's the most iconic lake in the country. it's the longest lake in england. you get that real big lake experience. but lake windermere is, according to campaigners, in big trouble. it's a bit cold, but it's beautifully clear out there in the water today. but it's not always like that. a combination of high nutrient levels and warm temperatures mean that, particularly in the summer, lake windermere has been turning green. this was the same spot in the summer of 2022. it's called an algal bloom and can kill fish, and even become toxic. the right hand side here, we're beginning to see a build—up of chlorophyll happening. chlorophyll is what makes the water green. and research funded by the uk space agency looked at satellite images, alongside mobile phone data, which helps calculate how many people were visiting. we've seen within this that one of the factors that leads to blooming is having more people within the catch

but in lakes _ notjust in the lake district but in lakes and — notjust in the lake district but in lakesjuly the ath. i know you are revamping newsnight — the ath. i know you are revamping newsnight. i hope it goes really well, _ newsnight. i hope it goes really well, the — newsnight. i hope it goes really well, the best of luck, i newsnight. i hope it goes really well, the best of luck, lam newsnight. i hope it goes really well, the best of luck, i am looking forward _ well, the best of luck, i am looking forward to— well, the best of luck, i am looking forward to being on your programme. so is that— forward to being on your programme. so is that happen? people will follow paddle boards in an

he runs wild swimming trips across the lake district.cold? absolutely freezing. checks complete and well insulated, we head out into one of england's most beautiful natural wonders. it's the most iconic lake in the country. it's the longest lake in england. you get that real big lake experience. but lake windermere is, according to campaigners, in big trouble. it's a bit cold, but it's beautifully clear out there in the water today. but it's not always like that. a combination of high nutrient levels and warm temperatures mean that, particularly in the summer, lake windermere has been turning green. this was the same spot in the summer of 2022. it's called an algal bloom and can kill fish, and even become toxic. the right hand side here, we're beginning to see a build up of chlorophyll happening. chlorophyll is what makes the water green. and research funded by the uk space agency looked at satellite images, alongside mobile phone data, which helps calculate how many people were visiting. we've seen within this that one of the factors th

learned that more than 10 million litres of raw sewage were illegally pumped into windermere in the lake district. three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. the us secretary of state antony blinken has announced the release joe biden has

- — was in windermere in the lake district — very happy to get out and about— district — very happys liberat— environmental targets. so a serious liberal democrat policy clinch they are that _ liberal democrat policy clinch they are that they think really speaks to voters _ are that they think really speaks to voters in _ are that they think really speaks to voters in the areas that they are trying to— voters in the areas that they are trying to target — it's clearly an issue _ trying to target — it's clearly an issue that's been picked up in recent— issue that's been picked up in recent months and years more and more _ recent months and years more and more as— recent months and years more and more as more people have noticed the water— more as more people have noticed the water quality in their area changing. and alongside that, they've — changing. and alongside that, they've also been talking about berkeley response to guaranty, the idea that _ berkeley response to guaranty, the idea that if you are burgled, there should _ idea that if you are burgled, there should be — idea that

in the lake district, some other opposition parties were chasing floating voters, perhaps. davey, said the state pension move was a u—turn. the last thing pensioners need is another dose of conservative government. the last thing the country needs. liberal democrats have some really attractive policies for pensioners. not only are we behind the triple lock, as the ones who began it in the first place, we want to make sure the health service that pensioners rely on is properly funded, that there is a care system there. of course we want to see investments in peoples pockets and making sure . pensioners are seeing a benefit to any economic improvement. in the situation in the country faces but we are seeing - the consequences of m—and—a—half years of austerity that both - labour and the tories - are committed to continuing. the snp criticising both main parties. at a bowling club in leicestershire, the pm pressed his case with what has been a dependable demographic for his party. the question is whether older voters prefer a tax cut offer for those on the state pension or bel

we are here in the beautiful lake district to campaign on the issue of sewage, it has been the liberalemocrats who have been campaigning hard to clean up our rivers and beaches and likes and it is the liberal democrats leading on that. so i am focused on getting more liberal mps elected and defeating the conservatives. can liberal mps elected and defeating the conservatives.— liberal mps elected and defeating the conservatives. can i get a yes or no on whether _ the conservatives. can i get a yes or no on whether keir _ the conservatives. can i get a yes or no on whether keir starmer - the conservatives. can i get a yes i or no on whether keir starmer would make a good prime minister but which i am really focused on the labour campaign, ithink i am really focused on the labour campaign, i think people want to know the campaign, not about the other parties when they have got a liver in front of them, they want to know what we are going to do and we have got some fantastic candidates who would make brilliant local champions if elected in so many seats across the country, and if you want

we could see some forming across scotland, northern ireland, the lake district as well. the weather will be. temperatures won't really change an awful lot. in fact, overall, the first half of the week for most of us isn't looking too bad. but, as we head through wednesday and thursday, this low pressure sweeps in out of the east this time. it'll bring quite breezy weather and also a spell of persistent rain, and at times it will be heavy. so a change on the way second half of the week, and that's reflected in the forecast here. not really bad at all until around about tuesday, bar a few showers here and there. but then wednesday, thursday and friday, it's all change and it's hello low. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news israeli police break up anti—government protests in tel aviv, as its military recovers the body of another hostage in gaza. president zelensky says ukraine only has about a quarter of the air defences needed to fend off russian attacks, warning moscow could increase strikes following recent gains near kharkiv. plus: the president of georgia

since british hydro—plane pilot donald campbell was killed in a crash on coniston water — in the lake districthour barrier. in march, the bluebird returned to coniston for the first time, after being lost for many years — and has been attracting record crowds. rogerjohnson reports. even on a weekday morning in may, bluebird draws a steady crowd. over 10,000 people coming through the doors last month. it's been people from all over the country. we even had people from different parts of the world come to see it. it has been fantastic. miriam and her husband have travelled from nottingham to see bluebird. i have read about it and seen on the tv, but to see it in real life, that is what i wanted, see it in real life. what do you think now you've seen it? fantastic. would have loved to have a go in it. anyone old enough to remember 1967 will remember this. 0h, he's... oh, god. donald campbell's fatal crash at nearly 300 miles an hour made headlines around the world. in a post—war era of swashbuckling adventurers, campbell's movie star looks and his insatiable quest for speed records on land and wa

we could see some forming across scotland, northern ireland, the lake district as well.e better the weather will be. temperatures won't really change an awful lot. in fact, overall, the first half of the week for most of us isn't looking too bad. but, as we head through wednesday and thursday, this low pressure sweeps in out of the east this time. it'll bring quite breezy weather and also a spell of persistent rain, and at times it will be heavy. so a change on the way second half of the week, and that's reflected in the forecast here. not really bad at all until around about tuesday, bar a few showers here and there. but then wednesday, thursday and friday, it's all change and it's hello low. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. israeli police break up anti—government protests in tel aviv as its military recovers the body of another hostage in gaza. president zelensky says ukraine only has about a quarter of the air defences needed, to fend off russian attacks — warning moscow could increase strikes following recent gains near kharkiv. plus, the president o

we could see some forming across scotland, northern ireland, the lake district as well.es won't really change an awful lot. in fact, overall, the first half of the week for most of us isn't looking too bad. but, as we head through wednesday and thursday, this low pressure sweeps in out of the east this time. it'll bring quite breezy weather and also a spell of persistent rain, and at times it will be heavy. so a change on the way second half of the week, and that's reflected in the forecast here. not really bad at all until around about tuesday, bar a few showers here and there. but then wednesday, thursday and friday, it's all change and it's hello low. bye— bye. voice-over: this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. hello and welcome to unspun world. why is israel's government deliberately flouting the wishes of its leading ally, the united states? perhaps it goes to show what netanyahu is willing to do for his own political survival. this is definitely kind of bringing israel towards a more isol

we could see some forming across scotland, northern ireland, the lake district as well.ul lot. in fact, overall, the first half of the week for most of us isn't looking too bad. but, as we head through wednesday and thursday, this low pressure sweeps in out of the east this time. it'll bring quite breezy weather and also a spell of persistent rain, and at times it will be heavy. so a change on the way second half of the week, and that's reflected in the forecast here. not really bad at all until around about tuesday, bar a few showers here and there. but then wednesday, thursday and friday, it's all change and it's hello low. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees says 800,000 people have been forced to flee rafah since an israeli offensive began in the southern part of the gaza strip nearly two weeks ago. president zelensky says ukraine only has about a quarter of the air defences it needs to fight off russian attacks, warning that russia could increase strikes in the north east of the country following recent gains

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in the lake district, some other opposition parties were chasing floating voters, perhaps.nsion move was a u—turn. the last thing pensioners need is another dose of conservative government. the last thing the country needs. liberal democrats have some really attractive policies for pensioners. not only are we behind the triple lock, as the ones who began it in the first place, we want to make sure the health service that pensioners rely on is properly funded, that there is a care system there. of course, we want to see investments in people's. pockets and making sure - pensioners are seeing a benefit to any economic improvement. in the situation that the country faces but we are seeing - the consequences of ia and a half years of austerity that both labour and the tories - are committed to continuing. at a bowling club in leicestershire, the pm pressed his case with what has been a dependable demographic for his party. the question is whether older voters prefer a tax cut offer for those on the state pension or believe the promise of stability under a changed government. wh

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we could see some forming across scotland, northern ireland, the lake district as well.th you are, the better the weather will be. temperatures won't really change an awful lot. in fact, overall, the first half of the week for most of us isn't looking too bad. but, as we head through wednesday and thursday, this low pressure sweeps in out of the east this time. it'll bring quite breezy weather and also a spell of persistent rain, and at times it will be heavy. so a change on the way second half of the week, and that's reflected in the forecast here. not really bad at all until around about tuesday, bar a few showers here and there. but then wednesday, thursday and friday, it's all change and it's hello low. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. israeli police break up anti—government protests in tel aviv as its military recovers the body of another hostage in gaza. president zelensky says ukraine only has about a quarter of the air defences needed, to fend off russian attacks — warning moscow could increase strikes following recent gains near kharkiv. plus, t

we could see some forming across scotland, northern ireland, the lake district as well.peratures won't really change an awful lot. in fact, overall, the first half of the week for most of us isn't looking too bad. but, as we head through wednesday and thursday, this low pressure sweeps in out of the east this time. it'll bring quite breezy weather and also a spell of persistent rain, and at times it will be heavy. so a change on the way second half of the week, and that's reflected in the forecast here. not really bad at all until around about tuesday, bar a few showers here and there. but then wednesday, thursday and friday, it's all change and it's hello low. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. israeli police break up anti—government protests in tel aviv, as its military recovers the body of another hostage in gaza. president zelensky says ukraine only has about a quarter of the air defences needed to fend off russian attacks, warning moscow could increase strikes, following recent gains near kharkiv. plus: the president of georgia vetoes a controversial

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i'm with pete kelly — he runs wild—swimming trips across the lake district.e most iconic lake in the country. it's the longest lake in england. it's surrounded by beautiful fells. you get that real big—lake experience. but lake windermere is, according to campaigners, in big trouble. it's a bit cold, but it's beautifully clear out there in the water today. but it's not always like that — a combination of high nutrient levels and warm temperatures mean that, particularly in the summer, lake windermere has been turning green. this was the same spot in the summer of 2022. it's called an algal bloom, and can kill fish, and even become toxic. fears about the health of the lake have led to a high—profile campaign, with feargal sharkey and comedian steve coogan recent visitors. they're blaming sewage discharges from the local water company. so do they have a point? on the right—hand side here, we're beginning to see a build—up of chlorophyll happening. funded by the uk space agency, richard fleming's used satellite images to determine the green chlorophyll content i

ainsley: the queenstown lakes district, what is so special about it and what appeals to foreign buyersr queenstown is -- >> queenstown is wonderful all year round. there's an immense amount of cycling trails, and wonderful ski season, deep lakes and it is incredibly picturesque. there is something for everybody but in particular those drawn to the great outdoors it is a special place. annabelle: do you find with these -- haidi: you find with these restrictions you have less volumes of properties available? >> one of the problems with restrictions around foreign buyers, it limits the audience. if we look at the other end of the equation, is often driven by developers being confident there is a wide audience to sell to. we've seen developers becoming more tentative in terms of what suppliers they would be able to bring to the market. it is a bit of chicken and egg scenario. we see it restricting supply in some respects. any residential property is limited at present and it is a narrower market to sell products. haidi: is there some hope that under the current or new government there coul

we could see some forming across scotland, northern ireland, the lake district as well.me. it'll bring quite breezy weather and also a spell of persistent rain, and at times it will be heavy. so a change on the way second half of the week, and that's reflected in the forecast here. not really bad at all until around about tuesday, bar a few showers here and there. but then wednesday, thursday and friday, it's all change and it's hello low. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and luxmy gopal. 0ur headlines today: a huge increase in demand for hepatitis c tests in england after the bbc revealed more than 1,000 people were unknowingly infected with the virus. defeat for tyson fury: the british boxer has failed in his attempt to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion in 25 years, beaten by ukrainian 0leksandr usyk. i was having a lot of fun actually. i was having a lot of fun actually. i don't know if it looked like, but i don't know if it looked like, but i was playing around, i was enjoying it. the boss of south west water apologises fo

in the lake district, some other opposition parties were chasing floating voters, perhaps. the state pension move was a u—turn. the last thing pensioners need is another dose of conservative government. the last thing the country needs. liberal democrats have some really attractive policies for pensioners. not only are we behind the triple lock, as the ones who began it in the first place, we want to make sure the health service that pensioners rely on is properly funded, that there is a care system there. of course we want to see investments in peoples _ of course we want to see investments in peopies pockets _ of course we want to see investments in peoples pockets and _ of course we want to see investments in peoples pockets and making - of course we want to see investments in peoples pockets and making sure . in peoples pockets and making sure pensioners— in peoples pockets and making sure pensioners are _ in peoples pockets and making sure pensioners are seeing _ in peoples pockets and making sure pensioners are seeing a _ in peoples pockets and making sure pensioners

learned that more than 10 million litres of raw sewage were illegally pumped into windermere in the lake districtarlier this year. hello, welcome to bbc news now. three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. the us secretary of state antony blinken has announced the release joe biden has challenged donald trump to two presidential debates. in a video and social media, he poked fun at mr camp's continuing criminal trial.— criminal trial. let's have a listen. if those two _ criminal trial. let's have a listen. if those two debates _ criminal trial. let's have a listen. if those two debates to _ criminal trial. let's have a listen. if those two debates to me - criminal trial. let's have a listen. if those two debates to me in - criminal trial. let's have a listen. i if those two debates to me in 2020. now he is acting like wants to debate me again. well, make my day, plan. i will even do it twice. let's pick the dates, donald. i plan. i will even do it twice. let's pick the dates, donald.— plan. i will even do it twice. let's pick the dates, donald. i hear you are free on _ pick the dat

that united utilities had released millions of litres of raw sewage into lake windermere in the lake districtas in february. the context for both of the stories is claims of chronic underinvestment by water companies which have been privatised, maintaining their networks, which critics say is responsible for these kind of pollution events happening. it also comes in the context of a debate about whether privatisation of water in england has fundamentally failed and is partially behind some of these problems, that was put to the deputy chief executive of the association of water uk this week in association of water uk this week in a parliamentary hearing. when i speak to my colleagues in france or germany, you know, germany has 66,000 overflows which are broadly unmonitored. when i speak to my french colleagues, they cannot tell me how many overflows they've got. so i don't want us to think this is a uniquely english problem because itjust isn't. i take the point that it's an unusual ownership model. most countries do not have the system that we do. but i think that's a separate issue to the q

reporting on accusations of racist and homophobic bullying at schools in south lake, texas, the feds are calling on the districtaddress claims of civil rights violations. we get more now from antonia hylton. for over three years, nbc news has investigated the picturesque south lake school district where some told us about a culture of racist and homophobic bullying. what happens when they don't feel entirely at home? >> i think it strips them of their identity. i think that they leave a shell of the person that they once were. >> reporter: documents reviewed by nbc news show that this week the department of education notified southlake's carroll schools that it plans to negotiate with the district over four students' civil rights complaints. >> when the department of education's office of civil rights notifies the district that they're invited to negotiate, it means that they have made a formal finding that they violated the rights. >> reporter: christian had left the district when we met in 2022. what were kids saying? >> they were using gay slurs, and, like, being very rude to me. >> reporter: southlake was t

something powerful in the lake district.ul. and, what should we do about this, johanna? >> what do we do? >> what do we do? >> hold them to account. and also renationalise water. i don't think that there's been any bigger advert at the moment for doing that. you know, it's not even now some sort of left wing type of ideological fantasy. it's literally people are getting sick from this and the cheek of them also to say, oh, we'll give you £15. oh, we give you £100. are you joking me? you have literally you basically signed a contract to say that you will keep me safe, that if i turn my tap on that i expect to not be puking up. >> this is this is the kind of thing that when people feel, you know, used to go abroad to say, oh, don't drink the tap water. yeah, yeah, yeah, it's devon now apparently there is, i think, a case for nationalising the waterways. >> yeah. you know, i actually completely agree with johanna. i think we should start renationalising it. i know, look at that. yeah, we should start renationalising these key i

here in the lake district, they need to make _ here in the lake district, they need to make sure theabout education which he has always said is important to him. that is right he was meeting workers here, and the visages staffordshire, here, and the visages staffordshire, he has been talking to a couple of different workers. mainly they are kind of questions centred around national service. the big announcement that was made over the weekend, some talk here about the new announcement today on pensions. he will now be he will now be going to meet some pensioners in staffordshire because this is the main announcement from the conservatives. this pledge to increase the threshold on which people start paying tax on their pension. so that when state pension goes up, in line with what it ever is higher is 2.5%, inflation will rise in wages. people start paying tax on their pensions which will also rise in line with that. rishi sunak said this is a way to protect pensioners, this has also attracted some criticism from opposition parties. from everybody else, there paying national service, t

we're here in the lake district, the beautiful lake windermere, to campaign on the issue of sewage.d our beaches and our lakes , and it's liberal lakes, and it's liberal democrats leading on that. so i'm focused on getting more liberal democrat mps elected and defeating conservatives . defeating conservatives. >> can i get a yes or a no? on whether keir starmer would make a good prime minister >> listen, i'm really focused on the liberal democrat campaign. i think people want to know in a campaign, not about the other parties. when they've got a liberal democrat in front of them, they want to know what we're going to do. and we've got some fantastic candidates who make brilliant local champions if they're elected in their seats and in so many seats across the country. if you want to beat the conservatives, only a vote for the liberal democrats can do that. we've seen that in the south of england, in the west country, here in cumbria, with the amazing tim farron, you know, across the country there are so many seats where it's the liberal democrat vote that's a powerful vote to defeat

education come out and say, they agree, that meant the world to me. >> reporter: south lake's carroll school district did not respond for comment. we sat down with the superintendent in august 2021. >> is there racism at south lake and in carroll? >> let me think about question and i'm going to stop there. i think it goes back to people understanding each other. almost from an empty standpoint, to understand varying perspectives and differences. >> reporter: angela jones' children already left the school but believes she has an obligation to the students still there. >> i can't sit here and let those children face the exact same thing my children faced. that's not being a good citizen. >> reporter: antonia hylton, nbc news. >> antonia, thank you for york work on the story. >> years' long project and not just a broadcast piece. a podcast and grapevine to find wherever you stream podcasts. >>> coming up, attention all travelers. why the airline reward programs are hitting some turbulence. get it? with the government. >>> you're watching "nbc news daily." >> keep watching streaming 24/7 right here on "n

that's going to be busy, routes coming out of the lake district , out later to be busy, routes coming onto the m6 and similarly just a little bit further south from there. the m55 from blackpool, heading towards the m6, the m61 one. then on our old friend, the m25 , the london friend, the m25, the london orbital motorway. well, that's going to be pretty grim, particularly on the western bit between the m1 junction and going round via the m40. the m4 at heathrow, right round to the m23 at gatwick. that's all going to be very busy. so the advice is if you're setting off in your car now, please don't stay and watch gb news. you'd be much better off and set off at 7:00 this evening. >> oh, marvellous. and i think i can hear from the background of where you are. things seem to be running smoothly at king's cross station . you can hear that from station. you can hear that from the announcements anyway, but, something that was rather less smooth was this flight from doha to dublin over the weekend, with eight passengers taken to hospital? >> well, yes, some, some. the latest i've got, actual

it looks like it's raining outside . raining outside. >> we're in the lake district, so of course ity, the leader of the liberal democrats, have been doing a bit of paddle boarding to get across their message about clean water. a huge liberal democrat policy campaign . when i asked ed davey campaign. when i asked ed davey earlier about what he made of keir starmer as a potential prime minister it's really interesting. ed davey almost never criticises keir starmer and refused to do so again today, even when pressed on the issue twice. the lib dems are determined to talk about only the conservatives. they want to unseat as many conservative mps as possible and after this we're heading off to wales and then down to the south of england, where the lib dems are really, really concentrating their efforts. what they hope to do is unseat a whole swathe of conservative mps, including some pretty senior cabinet members. the campaign from the liberal democrats this time isn't about winning the election. they're not going with the jo swinson, your next prime minister lie—in, which didn't do very

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diarrhoea type parasite living in the taps , there's, you know, windermere beauty spot in the lake district can i just say is an utter crime. you know, i used to live around that part of the world. having raw sewage pumped into windermere is ridiculous. let's go over to the mirror, though, care to mirror readers ? this is keir starmer. readers? this is keir starmer. our first steps to make britain work again for working people one. deliver economic stability two. cut nhs waiting times three. launch a new border command four. set up great british energy five. crackdown on antisocial behaviour six. recruit 6500 new teachers. my six fixes for britain. well, as i'm about to show you, unfortunately for sir keir starmer, the times have decided to run with the story today highlighting that none of these are new pledges and therefore , are new pledges and therefore, and they won't do it. and, and i think also picking them apart, one by one. so, you know, the news giveth the news taketh away. let's just bring in my panel on this now. i think mark, i'll start with you, keir starmer's big six pledges,

we're all going to be hearing the liberal democrat leader, ed davey, who's been out in the lake districtould we have a little look at david? go. >> oh, yeah . >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> oh my physio, are you enjoying this? honestly oh. two down. >> on the bafta goes to. yes. there we go. i mean that was do you think that was. you think that was fake. >> yeah it's fake. of course it was fun. >> but guys we're talking about ed davey. >> i was talking about it. >> i was talking about it. >> we were talking about ed davey. otherwise, you know, it was. >> it was funny. it was well played. it showed his human side. it was well played. >> when he comes down with dysentery in a couple of days time, because they've been pumping for the lib dems and dems are simultaneously claiming that windermere is full of poo because the tories are pumping our waterways full of sewage and they've just dropped ed davey right in the middle of it. there's a joke in there somewhere, but i won't make it. we're in an election period. you know, this could be interesting to see. no, i mean, although you'

they getaway to the lake district for a really crazy spaced out weekend.dique have taken the roles. this one's up at birmingham rep. it's got it's getting mixed reviews. okay. it's very well staged. the set designs and everything are brilliant. no agreement on what people think of the two main actors or if the show still lands again, nostalgia. it's amusing, but there's mixed reports on that one, interesting. >> and regional theatres , i >> and regional theatres, i mean, what are audiences difficult economic time. our audience is big enough . are they audience is big enough. are they surviving? yes. >> i'm from southampton, which has got massive old barn, the mayflower down there , and i went mayflower down there, and i went down a couple of times to see shows a bit nervous, thinking, oh, please don't be embarrassing. >> they're okay. they're holding up. >> yeah, especially for a dance show that i love. and i thought no one will hear of it packed. and i think in outside london you get everybody going. >> fantastic. stefan kyriazis, thank you very much inde

have a i brilliant record of house-building brilliant record of house—building with vets in the lake districtybody on the panel thinks you should build a house anywhere for anybody. we don't want to see big luxury developments on the green belt. we need to see affordable housing for key workers and young people. for everyone, particularly in my constituency, where i have been campaigning for affordable housing for workers and young people are being driven out because they can't afford to live there. . ~ because they can't afford to live there. . ,, ., , there. talking of the green belt, let's no there. talking of the green belt, let's go to _ there. talking of the green belt, let's go to bristol, _ there. talking of the green belt, let's go to bristol, where - there. talking of the green belt, let's go to bristol, where the - there. talking of the green belt, i let's go to bristol, where the green party are launching their election campaign. we have had if you technical issues but i think we can talk to their candidate for brighton pavilion, sian berry. we have asked all the politicians repre

a beautiful leafy market, towns, posh places, lake district and so on. these are their targets.r targets. this is where their voters are. >> well, absolutely. i mean, it's a huge bonus for me of this trip that pretty much every liberal democrat seat is some sort of beautiful local area with, you know, lovely little towns we've been going to. these are the lib dem target seats, the south—west is where they really, really want to win big time before 2015. the end of that coalition the cameron—clegg coalition, the liberal democrats held almost all of the south—west of england from somerset to devon and cornwall in 2015. those seats fell like dominoes . there are in 2015. those seats fell like dominoes. there are a couple of yellow bricks, but it is essentially a blue wall. we're in bath yesterday. that is one of the few lib dem seats the lib dems olivier award, sorry. >> sorry to interrupt win over huge swathes of the south west . huge swathes of the south west. you're standing in front of a bus that says yellowhammer. of course, the south—west famously very eurosceptic part of the