i'm pleased leicestershire police has received £2.8 million through four rounds of safer streets fundssuch as youth diversion activities, asb education programmes and target hardening for is that we funded several initiatives and this is how we work together with other agencies to ensure that our streets are safer, communities can restore pride and ultimately that criminals are put behind bars. ultimately that criminals are put behind bars-— ultimately that criminals are put behind bars. �* . ., , behind bars. and kendall we are very roud of behind bars. and kendall we are very proud of the — behind bars. and kendall we are very proud of the recently _ behind bars. and kendall we are very proud of the recently set _ behind bars. and kendall we are very proud of the recently set up - behind bars. and kendall we are very proud of the recently set up youth i proud of the recently set up youth that matters project which is about engaging young people with worthwhile activities to do with their time stop will she agree that as well as tackling anti—social behaviour by a firm and adequately

, leicestershire, wtete we — lutterworth, leicestershire, where we hope— lutterworth, leicestershire,like me to ask my guests? good morning . _ they like me to ask my guests? good morning . “tit: tii good morning. yes, you can just see behind me here in lutterworth, a sleepy little town in south leicestershire, not going to be very sleepy today because the whole high street is closed off . a lot of street is closed off. a lot of people haven't arrived yet because the party starts at 11. but do have our people's but we do have our people's panel. we've got three people that happen here in that make things happen here in lutterworth. we've got graham, rachel tony. we've got rachel and tony. we've got camilla tominey back in the gb news been speaking to people all about the coronation and that's what we're going to be talking about as well today. what was the stood out for the thing that stood out for you? graham well, loved the you? graham well, i loved the pageantry and will kissing his dad. ithink pageantry and will kissing his dad. i think totally awesome . dad. i think totally aweso

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in a few short months, the prodigious nigerian has gone from lagos to leicestershire and is headed to i'm committing to the university of tennessee. applause his rise from aspiring basketballer to potential nfl prospect has been meteoric. after impressing at a camp in ghana, itjust took three games at the nfl academy before college football came calling. it happened so fast, ijust have to take it in. i don't want it to take so much surprise i might be knocked down, so ijust keep my head up and do what i do, and it should flow. the speed of his ascent is a surprise to him, but that can't be said for former nfl star 0si umenyiora. the two—time super bowl winner sees true greatness in his protege. i got to be honest with you — there is not a lot of talented athletes like him. he's one of the best people i've seen, even in the nfl. watching him play the game in person, you see flashes. even though he doesn't know what he's doing yet, you see flashes that will separate him from everybody else. so i'm actually afraid for people. the loughborough—based academy has put 0koye on a supercharged

next time i'm in leicestershire i will. there was i leicestershire i will.d is absolutely spotless, you could eat your dinner off the floor, is brilliant. and that has improved the foot health of the cow and made the whole shared a real great place to live. this the cow and made the whole shared a real great place to live.— real great place to live. this is the thing- _ real great place to live. this is the thing. jane _ real great place to live. this is the thing. jane in _ real great place to live. this is the thing. jane in kingston - real great place to live. this is i the thing. jane in kingston upon thames, hello. who knew? happy cows as a result of ai. ai equals animal welfare, that's a possibility. what do you think of it? so welfare, that's a possibility. what do you think of it? 501 welfare, that's a possibility. what do you think of it?— do you think of it? so i run the british quiz — do you think of it? so i run the british quiz association - do you think of it? so i run the british quiz association and . do you think of it? so i run thel british

- leicestershire to one of the mosr— leicestershire to one of the mosr-ho-s- leicestershire to one oft free speech into because everything is scripted from all the daytime. you look at lorraine, you look at it used to be gerry mchale, then it was this morning, then it goes straight to loose women. it's straight on to loose women. it's all scripted , all very all very scripted, all very heavily managed and itv do not let free speech come into that. everything is very well produced . and got this . and we've now got this situation with phillip and holly, itv as well, had golden handcuffs to the talent agents that there. they owned that were there. they owned everything. they owned all their talent , you couldn't talent, and you couldn't move for was this about? for it. but what was this about? his— for it. but what was this about? rhrs—rhohl for it. but what was this about? rhrs—rhoh .l for it. but what was this about?l rhrs—rhoh . this was fundamentally then, are you this was fundamentally then, are wou—ho— this was fundamentally then, are wou—ho root- this was fundamentally then, are

ashbury in north west leicestershire, a 2010 gain.e. thank you and stick with us because we're going to look into i because we're going to look into more detail on some of those seats — exactly the ones jonathan has just talking about. yes exactly the ones jonathan has 'ust talking aboutfi talking about. yes indeed. let's take a look— talking about. yes indeed. let's take a look at _ talking about. yes indeed. let's take a look at a _ talking about. yes indeed. let's take a look at a couple - talking about. yes indeed. let's take a look at a couple of- talking about. yes indeed. let's take a look at a couple of the i take a look at a couple of the councils where the conservatives have held on, but we have detected differences in the way in which the labour party is picking up support. so, yet you can see the conservatives on 39% in basildon and labour on 29% and the conservatives in fact picked up a ct tonight. labour has improved on its performance from last year and the year before, but it is still quite some way behind the conservat

then in north west leicestershire, which is around ashhy— west leicestershire, which is around ashbyt leicestershire, which is around a5hby dill i5 louche and east lindsey. _ a5hby dill i5 louche and east lindsey, which is in lincoln5hire around — lindsey, which is in lincoln5hire around skegne55, the conservatives are in— around skegne55, the conservatives are in danger of losing those councils— are in danger of losing those councils to know overall control. then _ councils to know overall control. then there — councils to know overall control. then there is a whole 5wathe of councils — then there is a whole 5wathe of councils in — then there is a whole 5wathe of councils in this conservative li5t councils in this conservative list which _ councils in this conservative list which are — councils in this conservative list which are conservative now but used to he _ which are conservative now but used to he labour— which are conservative now but used to be labour under tony blair. they include _ to be labour under tony blair. they include harlow, tammuz, ba5ildon, redditch. _ include h

kate and gerry mccann from leicestershire continued to hope she was still alive.ads leading to the town ahead of the official start of the search and that is set to last two days and beyond that of anything of relevance is found. the suspect, christian bruckner, is currently serving a seven—year sentence for raping a woman in the same area of the algarve where madeline mccann went missing. we are now going to our news correspondent ali price who is in the new scheme. is that this case this reservoir has been searched before? i case this reservoir has been searched before?— case this reservoir has been searched before? i would say first of all this is _ searched before? i would say first of all this is a _ searched before? i would say first of all this is a search _ searched before? i would say first of all this is a search british - of all this is a search british german and portuguese police are yet to confirm. we are getting reports from local media and scene images from local media and scene images from local media showing it would see area close down head abou

kate and gerry mccann, from leicestershire, continue to hope that she is still alive.eading to the man—made arade dam ahead of the official start of the search. twenty police officers are expected to be involved in the search, which is set to last for at least two days and beyond that, if anything of relevance is found. the suspect — christian brueckner — is currently serving a seven—year sentence for raping a woman in the same area of the algarve, where madeleine mccann went missing. our news correspondent ellie price has been following today's developments. this is a search of the dam thatis that is due to start tomorrow. we have been seeing pictures from local media this afternoon of the area being sealed off the interstate it is an area of around a mile long. that is so far being sealed off. german police say they will come up with a statement tomorrow morning. they are not think too much right now. we understand that this search will take place primarily led by the german police obviously help with the help of the portuguese police and obviously the input of briti

madeleine, from leicestershire, was three years old when she vanished from her parents�* holiday apartment the search was requested by police in germany. our berlin correspondent damien mcguinness has more. the major search of the reservoir in portugal and the surrounding area is the first time in almost a decade that a large—scale search in portugal has been carried out in connection to the disappearance of maddy mccann. german prosecutors appear to be driving this, and are certainly driving the investigation into the prime suspect — christian bruckner, a german citizen who is in prison here in germany for a separate conviction — that of the rape of a 72—year—old woman in portugal in 2005. mr bruckner says he's innocent, but german state prosecutors believe he's guilty, and believe that he is connected to the disappearance of maddy mccann. so far, they haven't found enough evidence to press charges. they say they've got all sorts of leads, including phone data connecting him to the place where maddie mccann where maddy mccann disappeared at that time. but it's not enough to press charges

the north west leicestershire mp andrew bridgen has joined reclaim, a party set up by actor laurencest month after comparing covid vaccines to the "biggest crime against humanity since the holocaust". mr bridgen said he had been "a prisoner" in the conservatives and is resisting calls for a by—election. the ruling body of the welsh nationalist party, plaid cymru, has been meeting this evening, as the future of its leader, adam price, hangs in the balance. last week, a damning review alleged there was misogyny, harassment and bullying in the party. there are reports that mr price has already agreed to resign. our wales correspondent, hywel griffith, is outside the senedd in cardiff. what is the latest? this meeting bean at what is the latest? this meeting began at 8pm — what is the latest? this meeting began at 8pm and _ what is the latest? this meeting began at 8pm and we _ what is the latest? this meeting began at 8pm and we were - what is the latest? this meeting - began at 8pm and we were promised there would be a statement at its conclusion. there is nothing in my inbox, so we ca

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in a few short months, the nigerian has gone from legos to leicestershire and is headed to america oncommitting to — america on a full scholarship. in committing to the university of tennessee. committing to the university of tennessee-_ tennessee. applause his rise _ tennessee. applause his rise from - tennessee. applause his rise from aspiringl tennessee. applause - his rise from aspiring basketball tennessee. applause _ his rise from aspiring basketball or to nfl player has been be order —— meteoric. you'll make it happen so fast, ijust had to take it in. i don't want it to take so much surprise, ijust keep my head a bit and do what i do, let it flow. the seed of and do what i do, let it flow. the speed of his _ and do what i do, let it flow. the speed of his ascent as a surprise to him, but that can't be said for the former nfl star, two—time super bowl winner sees true greatness in his protege. winner sees true greatness in his roteue. :, , , , :, winner sees true greatness in his ”rotee_ :, , , , :, :, protege. honestly there is not on off a lot of _ protege. honestly there is n

we're right in the heart of leicestershire— we're right in the heart of leicestershire it's tribute leicestershireget and some of the some of the names that just looked up. you heard about the antarctic monkeys, but there's oasis. so they're a little bit like oasis scam fenden little bit like oasis scam fender. i really liked and i think our our ed sheeran lookalike there should have raised his game and maybe got himself ned sheeran. but i do like those cheesy puns. so let's all enjoy that. well, you've been getting in touch about one of our big topics of the day. it's really got you going. cashless britain, the death of cash. glenda says the following i love cash . you know where you i love cash. you know where you are with cash . but then i do use are with cash. but then i do use my card for petrol and clothing. fair play . mix it up. glenda. fair play. mix it up. glenda. next one jane . i only deal next one from jane. i only deal with cash . i have no cards. cash with cash. i have no cards. cash is king and it's real. jane, a lot of people agree with you. and we saw those figures from nationwid

less is in leicestershire, i the table. less is in | leicestershire, good the table.ike for you? for me personally it _ is it like for you? for me personally it is _ is it like for you? for me personally it is not i is it like for you? for me personally it is not really affecting me too much. i am quite comfortable. but i am watching a lot of people _ comfortable. but i am watching a lot of people who are struggling badly. and i used to be a debt adviser for the locai— and i used to be a debt adviser for the local authority and i've got quite — the local authority and i've got quite a — the local authority and i've got quite a few people around me who are really— quite a few people around me who are really struggling and they are on very low— really struggling and they are on very low incomes. and a disproportionate amount of their income — disproportionate amount of their income is — disproportionate amount of their income is spent on essential items. they have _ income is spent on essential items. they have no money for luxury goods. everything _ they have no money

good morning from lutterworth in leicestershire . lutterworth in leicestershire.ations continue across the country today. but— celebrations continue across the country today. but first, let's aewe — country today. but first, let's aewe e— country today. but first, let's aewe e reeeb— country today. but first, let's have a recap of— country today. but first, let's have a recap of what happened weerereew— have a recap of what happened weerereew waa— have a recap of what happened yesterday with our royal correspondent , yesterday with our royal correspondent, cameron walker . correspondent, cameron walker. werew— correspondent, cameron walker. abberw m— correspondent, cameron walker. abberw mebe— correspondent, cameron walker. history in the making— correspondent, cameron walker. history in the making .- correspondent, cameron walker. history in the making . a- correspondent, cameron walker. history in the making . a newly history in the making. a newly crowned king and queen greeted their subjects who, despite the rain, erupted in cheers and applause. the stage was

she's from leicestershire, god bless her. she worked _ leicestershire, god bless her. basically what she's. .. screw it, i think that is basically what she's. . ._ screw it, i think that is basically what she's. .. screw it, i think that is basically what she's... ,, �* , ., ., ,, what she's. .. she's had enough. she watches the — what she's. .. she's had enough. she watches the news _ what she's. .. she's had enough. she watches the news every _ what she's. .. she's had enough. she watches the news every day - what she's. .. she's had enough. she watches the news every day she - what she's. .. she's had enough. she i watches the news every day she heard about _ watches the news every day she heard about the _ watches the news every day she heard about the hospitals, the the not building. — about the hospitals, the the not building, the nurses, instyle. she watches the _ building, the nurses, instyle. sue: watches the context. and she says why have enough? i love it. have you seen anything like that, have you been to a circus and seen people have knives thrown at them?

and will hollis is in lutterworth, near leicestershire or in leicestershire, i should say teet— leicestershire there. well, this is where the party as you can hear some music in the background , but you can see as background, but you can see as far your eye can see. eileen far as your eye can see. eileen a massive long row of the table all the way down the high street here in lutterworth. lots of people join in. still a few seats empty, but lots of people who have arrived nice and early are the wilson family and the branch family. and can i just ask you, what is it that you've brought in your packed brought today in your packed lunch? what's the coronation food? we've got coronation chicken , sausage rolls, all chicken, sausage rolls, all things like that, and lots of prosecco . there was talk about prosecco. there was talk about a coronation quiche. is that something you've bothered about ? no, we've not bothered with that.— ? no, we've not bothered with thet-met— ? no, we've not bothered with that.-not enough- 7’ no, we've not bothered with that. not enough time a that. no, not enough time w

but it':leicestershire , we're across in leicestershire, we're across the reaperis the country and sophiefternoon do your deddee .— dressed guests. good afternoon to you, ladies . tell me, what's to you, ladies. tell me, what's dre— to you, ladies. tell me, what's the atmosphere— to you, ladies. tell me, what's the atmosphere been like here in leigh— the atmosphere been like here in leigh drie— the atmosphere been like here in leigh this afternoon ? c leigh this afternoon? it is ereodwdew— leigh this afternoon? it is absolutely amazing leigh this afternoon? c “rcg the leigh this afternoon? it is- absolutely amazing . the sun's absolutely amazing. the sun's shining absolutely amazing. the sun's errrrrd erd— absolutely amazing. the sun's shining and there's— absolutely amazing. the sun's shining and there's all- “rcg the sun's shining and there's all ages rere. — shining and there's all ages rere. rd-e— shining and there's all ages here. it's really— shining and there's all ages here. ”clr?�*ccgr ”clr?�*ccgr here. it's really lovely, really lovely atmosphere and what is it like to be part a

amher— north—west leicestershire. andrew-absolutelyl north—west leicestershire.solutely supernatural and super national organisations like the who. and the european union and the climate lobby who who are bringing in policies which have absolute nothing to do with what we voted for. you know, we have enough problems in this country without having to go on some perilous pursuit of net zero. the climate crisis is an absolute is a fabrication in the same way as the pandemic was . and we also are going to be very strong on borders. you cannot have a welfare state with open borders it absolutely open borders. it is absolutely impracticable . so we're going to impracticable. so we're going to be saying the things that every normal sensical normal minded common sensical britain acas and we're britain thinks acas and we're going them in going to be saying them in parliament we're going be parliament and we're going to be saying bridgen. saying them with andrew bridgen. okay. obviously my saying them with andrew bridgen. okay. on obviously my saying them with andrew bridg

we haven't— north west leicestershire.ins there, and in bolsover and bassetlaw. winning back those redwall places and making progress — those redwall places and making progress in the south—east and south—west as well, seats we haven't held since _ south—west as well, seats we haven't held since 2001. if you look at where — held since 2001. if you look at where the _ held since 2001. if you look at where the battle counts, we are winning, — where the battle counts, we are winning, but we know we have further to go _ winning, but we know we have further to no. :, winning, but we know we have further to o, :, 4' :, winning, but we know we have further to no. :, ~' :, :, winning, but we know we have further toao. :, ~ :, ., to go. you know you do full stop andrea, to go. you know you do full stop andrea. l _ to go. you know you do full stop andrea, iwill_ to go. you know you do full stop andrea, i will let _ to go. you know you do full stop andrea, i will let you _ to go. you know you do full stop andrea, i will let you refle

,_ bridgen, mp for north west leicestershire, joined the leicestershire, has joined the tteetotn— leicestershirenied allegations of sexual misconduct,- allegations of sexual misconduct, calling the verdict now a disgrace.— misconduct, calling the verdict now a disgrace. this is what he not— now a disgrace. this is what he not to— now a disgrace. this is what he not to oow— now a disgrace. this is what he had to say earlier.— now a disgrace. this is what he had to say earlier. i have otootwtetw— had to say earlier. i have absolutely no— had to say earlier. i have absolutely no idea to who this woman is. the— absolutely no idea to who this woman is . wt;”3 t.. absolutely no idea to who this woman is . woman is. the verdict is a disgrace , is a continuation of disgrace, is a continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all time . um, let's get now the time. um, let's get now the views of us political journalist and commentator laurie laird, who can join us. laurie, you may twot— who can join us. laurie, you may we teoewtte— who can join us. laurie, you may we teoewtte tt— who can join us. laurie, you

you say for the conservatives, they have lost some key councils like tamworth, like north west leicestershireing some gains that they really wanted to gain, paces like medway, but also stoke and plymouth and middlesbrough as well, labourare and plymouth and middlesbrough as well, labour are saying these are the kinds of areas, whether that is southern marginals, the midlands, teesside, that they would need to win in a general election if they were to form the next government. i think the party with the biggest smiles on theirfaces think the party with the biggest smiles on their faces this morning would be the liberal democrats, they feel they are exceeding expectations, they have gained from the conservatives windsor and maidenhead, that is the seat of the former tory prime minister to us a. i think they are saying that this is indicative, that they are on course to potentially gain more in that so—called blue wall area which are currently held by conservatives. i have heard some tory mps and ministers this morning talking about labour's results and how they are disappointing, is there anyth

. were— lutterworth in leicestershire. were ott— lutterworth in leicestershire.n go now to someone who i think- “tiiti; t3t1:t and we can go now to someone who i think he's powre— to someone who i think he's towpp rwet— to someone who i think he's towpp rwet oe— to someone who i think he's having just as much fun as us here— having just as much fun as us here to— having just as much fun as us here to teete— having just as much fun as us here in leigh, jack carson in career— here in leigh, jack carson in cortttt. — here in leigh, jack carson in cortttt. tt— here in leigh, jack carson in cardiff . well, thank you, cardiff. hi. well, thank you, soptte.— cardiff. hi. well, thank you, soptte. rm— cardiff. hi. well, thank you, sophie. i'm here— cardiff. hi. well, thank you, sophie. i'm here in- cardiff. well, thank you, sophie. i'm here in cardiff. you may— sophie. i'm here in cardiff. you may te— sophie. i'm here in cardiff. you may be mistaken— sophie. i'm here in cardiff. you may be mistaken for thinking twe— may be mistaken for thinking t-we peep— may be mistaken f

,_ 2010 as an mp for northwest leicestershire, but has sat as an leicestershire, but has sat as onsd—nooan't talk about vaccine deaths. i've been oddnd— vaccine deaths. i've been oddne non— vaccine deaths. i've been calling for a— vaccine deaths. i've been calling for a debate in parliament— calling for a debate in parliament for the last five nondns— parliament for the last five nondns on— parliament for the last five months on the— parliament for the last five months on the excess deaths soodnd— months on the excess deaths we're seeing every week. last nook— we're seeing every week. last nook uns— we're seeing every week. last noon dunno— we're seeing every week. last week was quite a— we're seeing every week. last week was quite a i4% over the five year average. last week, the week before, 22% above . the the week before, 22% above. the five year average. that was 2540 citizens. it affects every community, every constituency of the country . and community, every constituency of the country. and i'm the only mp in pondononn— the country. and i'm the only mp in parliament that's— cuzin.

police who originoiiw— leicestershire police who originally took over some of the ingwirioo. — originallyor a third day. sono— carrying on for a third day. some aspects— carrying on for a third day. some aspects show that they've rokon — some aspects show that they've rokon own— some aspects show that they've taken stuff away— some aspects show that they've taken stuff away from there. i oon-r— taken stuff away from there. i oon-r know— taken stuff away from there. i don't know what— taken stuff away from there. i don't know what they are. but ogoin— don't know what they are. but ogoin .— don't know what they are. but ogoin . is— don't know what they are. but ogoin . is wooro— don't know what they are. but again , 15 years on, here we are again, 15 years on, here we are ogoin. — again, 15 years on, here we are ogoin. ino— again, 15 years on, here we are ogoin. ino roor— again, 15 years on, here we are again. the last time it was the wor— again. the last time it was the nor ooiioo— again. the last time it was the met police who— again. the last time it was the met police who were asked for

parents taking children out of school for holidays, that is from john in leicestershire.y was - bit. why so? well, my eldest, she is year nine now, obviously was hugely| year nine now, obviously was hugely affected with covid lockdown, she missed basically half of year seven, year eight. so she has had every day of strike off, five days, teachers have not set any work, nothing that makes any... there are a few multiple—choice questions at best it probably takes about half an hour, so, for five full days she is out of school. she then gets very grumpy when it is a friday that she has to go back because she is in weekend mode, getting a teenager to get back into the routine. again, it kind of makes me laugh after a bank or weekend that they choose to strike on a tuesday. why not a thursday, if it has really got to be, or a wednesday, not having a long bank holiday weekend? and i think the offer is good and fair and i think there is a lot of people that are struggling, that are working, people keeping the country going in other ways, shopworkers, whatever they are doing, but

councils they've lost including some pretty traditional conservative strongholds like north west leicestershirea swing. berkshire we can look at windsor and maidenhead, and this is a different story because it's the lib dems that are doing well against the conservatives and we heard ed davey make reference to this seat. conservatives since 2007, the parliamentary seat represented by theresa may. let“s parliamentary seat represented by theresa may. let's look at the change there. lib dems up by 13, conservatives done by 13, windsor and maidenhead, strong conservative area, has now gone liberal democrat. now many councils yet to count throughout the day. a full picture not emerging yet but you can of course go on to bbc online and type in your postcode and you will find out what is happening in your area if there's been any elections there and any changes.— if there's been any elections there and any changes. david, thank you very much- — and any changes. david, thank you very much- all— and any changes. david, thank you very much. all the _ and any changes. david, thank you very much. all the de

we are going to be on the mall, six of us coming from leicestershire and we have gone to every single people. some others will find our day ruined by having _ people. some others will find our day ruined by having head - people. some others will find our day ruined by having head of- people. some others will find our| day ruined by having head of state imposed _ day ruined by having head of state imposed on us without our consent. hang _ imposed on us without our consent. hang on. _ imposed on us without our consent. hang on, everyone, here is eileen. when you speak of the reputation of our country being sullied worldwide, it may be people should think about what our government, what our current tory government has done to our country. they have destroyed our reputation and i would imagine the majority of people who are protesting also feel that way. so this is just enabling, protesting also feel that way. so this isjust enabling, enabling more, what is the word? whitewash, about our country really feels, what the people in the country really feel, notjust a few people who are privile

dave in leicestershire ihave actually.not right , is it? sorry, that's not right, is it? but the dentist should be fair. do i think they make less money if they do it on the nhs? but that needs to be looked at, doesn't it? it does, doesn't it? because if you've got an tppotntment— because if you've got an appointment slot you're going to go wm.— appointment slot you're going to go wttt, wttt— appointment slot you're going to go with, with the— appointment slot you're going to go with, with the people who got the go with, with the people who got tne money — go with, with the people who got the money. that's— go with, with the people who got the money. that's but that's ridiculous. you can't say, well no there's no slots, but if no there's no nhs slots, but if you to pay full grand we you want to pay full grand we will see you. we'll find not nont. — will see you. we'll find not nont. -right-- will see you. we'll find not. right. _right. keep right. yeah. not right. keep tteee— right. yeah. not right. keep tteee-teeo— right.

i don't know how much by leicestershire police when they took over . it's cost they took over.at the you thinking when you look at me same— you thinking when you look at the same images— you thinking when you look at the same images that we're all seeme— the same images that we're all seem e — the same images that we're all seem e merr— the same images that we're all seeing ? well, what- the same images that we're all seeing ? seeing? well, what comes to my mind is the fact that they have retrieved photographs that actually showed either this gentleman or others in connection to him in this particular area to either that or definite information that his campervan was parked at or near this location . and there may be this location. and there may be elements . and as somebody often elements. and as somebody often asked me, well , where do you get asked me, well, where do you get the dna? after all this time? well, i often say, richard , the well, i often say, richard, the third, they found his dna under a car park, didn't they? all those hundreds of years. yeah. so if there's an

test as prime minister, tamworth , brentwood minister, tamworth, brentwood and essex, north—west leicestershireit's not universal . of id, and it's not universal. the forms of id that were eeeebeebee — the forms of id that were acceptable . _ the forms of id that were acceptable . tr“rt;t; the forms of id that were acceptable. “rttrt; “ the forms of id that were- acceptable . but here in epsom acceptable. but here in epsom and ewell, where i'm standing, local people, but actually people around the country have been emailing us with instant notices that are making them very upset because they've been denied their democratic voice and ranging from people who you try to use their id and return away and said that wasn't good enough from women who have had a different name on their id to their marriage certificates, but have gone along with their marriage certificates to prove that they are the same person . that they are the same person. but been denied vote but they've been denied a vote eme— but they've been denied a vote eme ewmee— but they've been denied a vote and turned away.— but they've bee

you can't get to watch the coronation live , as pauline from coronation live, as pauline from leicestershireof stephen ent— i've posted a picture of stephen ent-wehe— i've posted a picture of stephen and-we've had- i've posted a picture of stephen and we've had some and i here. we've had some teweh—hwt- and i here. we've had some teweh—hwt t- and i here. we've had somei lovely—but i think lovely responses, but i think the— lovely responses, but i think the etgnet— lovely responses, but i think the etgnet te— lovely responses, but i think the signal is actually quite wew— the signal is actually quite wew-new— the signal is actually quite weak near buckingham weak here near buckingham heteee. — palace. now, there's obviously hwnttete— palace. now, there's obviously. hwntnete—eeeete hundreds and hundreds of people on hundreds and hundreds of people en-nett.— hundreds and hundreds of people en-nett. we— hundreds and hundreds of people on-mall. we can— hundreds and hundreds of people on mall. we can hear them on the mall. we can hear them eheehng— on the mall. we can hear them eheenng. een-t— on