liz saville roberts, we have to leave it there, _ things. , we have to leave it there, but thank you - things. liz saville roberts, we have to leave it there, but thank you for| to leave it there, but thank you for joining us live on the programme. enjoy the next few weeks of campaigning. well, let�*s continue the conversation here in downing street. with me, as she has been for the last few hours, alicia fitzgerald, and we haven�*t really talked about campaigning style, in terms of what to expect over the coming weeks, principally from rishi sunak and sir keir starmer. we know with the likes of tony blair and david cameron, they were what you might describe as natural campaign is — what you think of this particular election? weill. of this particular election? well, annoyingly _ of this particular election? well, annoyingly for — of this particular election? well, annoyingly for both _ of this particular election? well, annoyingly for both of _ of this particular election? well, annoyingly for both of them, - of this particular election? wel

the westminster leader of plaid cymru, liz saville—roberts, has given her reaction to the conservativesletely bonkers policy that they have pulled out at the beginning of an election. if you think, this is the party that has ensured that there are hardly any youth clubs, youth facilities left, because of their policy of austerity. they have prevented young people from freedom of movement into europe, where they can work and travel around europe. they have knocked their housing market opportunities, they have knocked their education opportunities, and what do they bring to us? they bring us national conscription, where you or your parents may be arrested if you don't confirm. we don't know whether you'll be paid or not, and if you go into the army, we don't actually know where they are going to be able to put 30,000 conscripts. meanwhile in scotland, the scottish national party leader has told voters that the quickest way to "rid scotland of the tories is to vote snp". speaking at a campaign event in dumfries, john swinney said the party would challenge every conservative seat north of t

plaid cymru's westminster leader liz saville roberts says the country should rejoin the single marketversing the damage. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described an air strike which killed dozens of people in gaza as a "tragic accident." the hamas—run health ministry said at least a5 people were killed after the strike hit a camp for displaced people in rafah. the israeli army said it had been trageting two senior hamas leaders. a warning, lucy williamson's report contains some distressing images. morning didn't end the nightmare, but it brought the children, picking through the debris of the dead. the burned remains of shelters mark the place where israel says a top hamas commander was hiding among thousands of displaced families fleeing the fighting in rafah to the south. translation: we were preparing our children's beds for the night _ and we heard a very loud noise and fire erupted all around us. all the children started screaming, the shelter was shaking and our room was full of shrapnel. the air strike hit an area seen as outside israel's current military ass

rnap waith was joined by westminster parliamentary leader liz saville roberts and the party's candidates opened on rishi sunak, i've been on a whistle stop tour of wales. >> i think i've covered half of all the welsh constituencies already selling plaid cymru's positive message for our country and the message i'm hearing back from people is clear as daylight . it is time to kick the tories out of power. they have left a trail of destruction and we cannot get rid of that government quickly enough . but government quickly enough. but the message is also abundantly clear that people do not want labour to be taking wales for granted either. for too long, wales has been overlooked at westminster , the uk parties and westminster, the uk parties and mps from wales for the uk party is putting ultimately the labour or the conservative whip in london above their nation's interests. what pride cymru says no more polite company says no more to austerity. polite company says no more to empty promises. plaid cymru says no more to narrow minded nostalgia and we say no more, don't we? to ignonng and we