there are prosperous traditional conservative areas like windsor and maidenhead with a live dems areive party. we will also have a quick mention of mid soffit. this isjust we will also have a quick mention of mid soffit. this is just outside ipswich, had been a considerable loss in 2019, no one had a majority here. going back previous elections the conservatives did very well. it's now a green council, the first majority they have ever had on a council in england. quite a significant moment for the green party there. the conservative vote has shot down, they've lost ten c compared to 2019. the greens who really targeted the seat very hard to have done well. they made 12 gains and therefore the greens get their first majority on a counsel for the more results to come in and for the more results to come in and for the more councils being declared. for the more results to come in and for the more councils being declared. we for the more results to come in and for the more councils being declared. we will for the more results to come in and for the more councils being declared. we will k

a wew— and maidenhead and that is a wew gooe— and maidenhead and that is a very good result,— and maidenheade on trent, one of the sort of brexit capitals of england going to labourin capitals of england going to labour in a big way this time round. yeah, it's been interesting— round. yeah, it's been interesting the- r: yeah, it's been interesting the results. round. yeah, it's been- interesting the results. i mean it's interesting the results. i mean itie teem— interesting the results. i mean its teem o— interesting the results. i mean it's been a bad— interesting the results. i mean it's been a bad night for the conservatives. i think more so than a good night for labour or a good night for anyone else. it's been a bad night the it's been a bad night for the conservatives it's conservatives and when it's a bad night for the conservatives, by definition it's going to be a good for the other, for good night for the other, for the parties. i think in the other parties. i think in places i mean, what places like stoke, i mean, what you where these you saw was where in these elections four ago,

really proud of liberal democrats here in windsor and maidenhead, so many people i could _ and maidenheademocrats to come. and that is— the liberal democrats to come. and that is thanks to the hard work of so many— that is thanks to the hard work of so many labour campaigners across the country~ — so many labour campaigners across the country. they have sent a message. _ the country. they have sent a message, the liberal democrats are the big _ message, the liberal democrats are the big winners in this year's local elections — elections. cheering just like we were last year. and 'ust just like we were last year. and just like — just like we were last year. and just like we were in 2019 when these seats— just like we were in 2019 when these seats were _ just like we were in 2019 when these seats were last fought. and you know. _ seats were last fought. and you know, when people have a chance to vote, _ know, when people have a chance to vote. when _ know, when people have a chance to vote, when they can go into those polling _ vote, when they can go into those polling stations, they are ch

the lib dems had taken windsor and maidenhead councilfrom windsor and maidenhead council from the windsorery clearly, saying they see it very clearly, saying over and again, they are on course for a win at the general election. in terms of what you and experts do in terms of the information, you culled from the votes. do you get some kind of picture? does it go into an algorithm? what do we see by the end of the day? algorithm? what do we see by the end of the da ? . algorithm? what do we see by the end of the da ? , ., , , of the day? there is a big number crunchin: of the day? there is a big number crunching operation _ of the day? there is a big number crunching operation going - of the day? there is a big number crunching operation going on. - of the day? there is a big numberj crunching operation going on. not of the day? there is a big number - crunching operation going on. not me who does it but another expert. it comes out with the projected national share, which sounds awful. these elections are not taking place everywhere, not in london, scotland and wales. had the whole country

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recent jersey to northern england, holding up the accounts with the slogan, know my key, the making maidenhead republicanism isn't on the agenda. instead, children of painting royal carriages, while the adults decide what to so where would i be going? so, going to they say, charles is doing a good job. he understands the problems with the, the country house on the, on the side of the strand. the country has because spits is always had them on a case a history. it says paul, of the structure of that, of you not to kentucky, not to have it. i think would be quite a bit too mental for the countries jobs come in. and there was some really still of the approval of the majority of which but polls show that younger people that most skeptical of their was than ever before. republicans has the profit from this in the future and to show the explanation of the mother king the finally football where natalie have been crowned the tally into deals for the 1st time since 1990 and the glory days of the great dig. almera donna, a 11 draw at you, did they send the city of naples into a frenzy after weeks of wai

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jersey to northern england, holding up the accounts with the slogan, know my kids, the banking maidenhead republicanism isn't on the agenda. instead, children are painting royal carriages. while the adults decide what to so if we're ready, i'm going to go on to they say, charles is doing a good job and the size of the problems, the fees, the country house on the undersized distance, the country has because fits is always had them on the case, the history it says, part of the structure of the, of united kentucky, not to have it, i think would be quite detrimental for the country. jobs come in and there was some relief still of the approval of the majority of witches. but pulse shows that younger people almost skeptical of their was than ever before. republicans has the profit from this in the future and to should explanations of the mother king the and just before we go, let's get an update from the world of sports and football, napa, we have won the a tele and championship for the 1st time since 1990 and the glory days of the great diego married on a 11, draw edward annasae sent of the ci

jersey to northern england, holding up the accounts with the slogan, know my team, the bank and maidenhead republic and isn't, isn't on the agenda. instead, children of painting royal carriages, while the adults decide what to so where would that be gone? so, gone to they say charles is doing a good job. he understands the problems with the, the country house on the, on the side of the strand. the country has because fits is always had them on the case a history. it says paul, of the structure of the, of you not to kentucky, not to have it. i think would be quite that too mental for the countries jobs come in. and there was some really still of the approval of the majority of witches . but pulse shows that younger people that most skeptical of their was than ever before. republicans has the profit from this in the future and to show the explanations of the mother king and whether you are a republican, a royalist, if you want to watch the co nice and tomorrow, you can do that right here on the w news with a full lot of coverage of events at westminster abilene starting 1115000000000 time to

know my key, the making maidenhead republicanism isn't on the agenda. instead, children are painting royal carriages. while the adults decide what to so let's go on. so. 6 gone to, they say charles is doing a good job and the size of the problems of the country house on the undersized distance, the country has because spits is always had them on the case. the history it says, paul, of the structure of the united kentucky not to have it, i think would be quite that too mental for the countries jobs come in and there was some really still of the approve without the majority of witches. but pulse show that younger people that most skeptical up there was than ever before. republicans has the profit from this in the future. and to show the explanations of the mother king and you kind of cool was, was full lot of coverage off the coordination with westminster abbey starting at 11 o'clock bell in time tomorrow. right here on a favorite news channel view news. here's a reminder of all told story. the chief of the russian mercenary group, wagner says his forces

this their latest as party leader ed davey celebrated taking windsor and maidenhead in berkshire fromer windsor castle for the coronation concert on sunday they'll be going into a ward that's represented by three brand—new liberal democrat councillors. cheering. let's go back and work even harder so we can beat the conservatives at the next general election. labour took east staffordshire, and tonight amber valley in derbyshire from the conservatives, and here they are doing the same in swindon, a key general election battleground. could time be up for this former cabinet minister, local tory mp robert buckland? stoke—on—trent is such a highly contested political spot, people there could barely pop out for the groceries without being accosted by someone after their vote. no one party ran the council here until today. now, labour do. and 250 miles down the road in plymouth, a similar picture. labour winning in the kind of places that help determine who ends up running the country. the problem the conservatives have faced is a range of competitive opponents. the liberal democrats appear

the count was at wahhehheah. — maidenhead. the count was at maidenhead. i've— maidenhead. hoped for, but they're sawhhh — what we hoped for, but they're sawhhe hhah— what we hoped for, but they're saying that this— what we hoped for, but they're saying that this was pretty much prhoeh— saying that this was pretty much prhoeh hh— saying that this was pretty much prhoeh hh. howh— saying that this was pretty much priced in. but obviously a long, hohh— priced in. but obviously a long, hohh waw— priced in. but obviously a long, hohh waw ho— priced in. but obviously a long, hohh waw ho ho. — priced in. but obviously a long, long way to go. but but it's hoohhhh— long way to go. but but it's hoohhhp hhe— long way to go. but but it's looking like that expectation of up looking like that expectation of wp ho— looking like that expectation of wp ho hooo— looking like that expectation of up to 1000 council seat losses may— up to 1000 council seat losses haw weh— up to 1000 council seat losses may well actually— up to 1000 council seat losses may well actually be borne out by hhe— may

boyn valley road in maidenhead, a small town in the south of the uk, is no exception. >> the queen was a wonderful role model. i think charles will be good as well. >> in honor of the big day, the residents are closing off the whole street. the party committee has their work cut out. >> it's big, it's a big celebration. and we are looking forward to it. >> but not all britons are so enthusiastic. republicans ben clinton and david mcalpine are up in arms. a change is long overdue, they say. >> why should we not have the chance to vote for our own head of state? why should we have to put up with a family that has been unelected, that no one can aspire to be head of state in this country? no young person can look up and think, i want to be able to do that, i want to make that a goal to improve people's lives. it goes against every democratic norm. >> and not only that, the monarchy is expensive, republicans argue. an investigation by a british newspaper estimated the king's personal fortune alone at nearly two billion pounds. hardly reasonable at a time when some britons can barely feed t

boyn valley road in maidenhead, a small town in the south of the uk, is no exception. >> the queen was a wonderful role model. i think charles will be good as well. >> in honor of the big day, the residents are closing off the whole street. the party committee has their work cut out. >> it's big, it's a big celebration. and we are looking forward to it. >> but not all britons are so enthusiastic. republicans ben clinton and david mcalpine are up in arms. a change is long overdue, they say. >> why should we not have the chance to vote for our own head of state? why should we have to put up with a family that has been unelected, that no one can aspire to be head of state in this country? no young person can look up and think, i want to be able to do that, i want to make that a goal to improve people's lives. it goes against every democratic norm. >> and not only that, the monarchy is expensive, republicans argue. an investigation by a british newspaper estimated the king's personal fortune alone at nearly two billion pounds. hardly reasonable at a time when some britons can barely feed t

in berkshire from the tories. i’m and maidenhead in berkshire from the tories. �* , ., ., ., , torieshat when katy per and tories. i'm so proud that when katy perry and lionel— tories. i'm so proud that when katy perry and lionel ritchie _ tories. i'm so proud that when katy perry and lionel ritchie enter- perry and lionel ritchie enter windsor castle for the coronation concert on sunday, they will be going to a ward that is represented by three brand—new liberal democrat councillors. let's go back and work even harder so we can beat the conservatives at the next general election. ., ,., conservatives at the next general election. ., .,, election. labour took east staffordshire _ election. labour took east staffordshire from - election. labour took east staffordshire from the - staffordshire from the conservatives. yeah, they are doing the same in swindon, a key general election battleground. curt time be “p election battleground. curt time be up for this former cabinet minister, local tory mp robert buckland? stoke—on—trent is such a highly contested political spot, people cannot pop

boyn valley road in maidenhead, a small town in the south of the uk, is no exception. >> the queen was a wonderful role model. i think charles will be good as well. >> in honor of the big day, the residents are closing off the whole street. the party committee has their work cut out. >> it's big, it's a big celebration. and we are looking forward to it. >> but not all britons are so enthusiastic. republicans ben clinton and david mcalpine are up in arms. a change is long overdue, they say. >> why should we not have the chance to vote for our own head of state? why should we have to put up with a family that has been unelected, that no one can aspire to be head of state in this country? no young person can look up and think, i want to be able to do that, i want to make that a goal to improve people's lives. it goes against every democratic norm. >> and not only that, the monarchy is expensive, republicans argue. an investigation by a british newspaper estimated the king's personal fortune alone at nearly two billion pounds. hardly reasonable at a time when some britons can barely feed t

maidenhead, that's beyond expectations— take windsor and maidenhead, that's beyond expectations thatumber of councillors — conservatives have twice the number of councillors that _ conservatives have twice the number of councillors that we _ conservatives have twice the number of councillors that we did _ conservatives have twice the number of councillors that we did and - conservatives have twice the number of councillors that we did and not - of councillors that we did and not make _ of councillors that we did and not make crosstalk. _ of councillors that we did and not make crosstalk.— of councillors that we did and not make crosstalk. they are confident the have make crosstalk. they are confident they have taken... _ make crosstalk. they are confident they have taken... that's _ make crosstalk. they are confident they have taken... that's what - make crosstalk. they are confident they have taken... that's what i - they have taken... that's what i understand- _ they have taken... that's what i understand. we _ they have taken... that's what i understand. we will _ they have taken.

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jersey to northern england, holding up the accounts with the slogan, know my kids, the banking maidenhead republicanism isn't on the agenda. instead, children of painting royal carriages, while the adults decide what to so where would i be going? so going to they say, charles is doing a good job. he understands the problems with the the country house on the undersized distance. the country has because fits is always had them on the case a history. it says paul, of the structure of the united kentucky not to have it, i think would be quite detrimental for the country. jobs come in and there was some really still of the approval of the majority of which but of shows that the younger people almost skeptical of their was than ever before. republicans has the profit from this in the future, and to show the explanations of the mother king the let's get across to our correspondent berrigan mazda, of joining us from oxford street in london. bear. good. tell us about the spears like there one day ahead of the big day. this is here in central loan, and you can see union jacks everywhere, a bridge f

windsor and maidenhead is not somewhere where _ and maidenhead is not somewhere where we — and maidenheadtemperature, all across the country. and some labor— all across the country. and some labor facing seats, although primarily, we're looking at taking seats _ primarily, we're looking at taking seats off — primarily, we're looking at taking seats off of the tories. that challenge — seats off of the tories. that challenge for _ seats off of the tories. that challenge for the _ seats off of the tories. that challenge for the lib - seats off of the tories. that challenge for the lib dems, j seats off of the tories. tryst challenge for the lib dems, trying to paste both ways, but not a big party are doing that. you are trying to hold off the liberal democrats while taking seats off tories in other places. fighting other parties on several fronts. all 3 of you thank you very much for now. a worth reminding that the last time that these council seats where fight was in 2019. that's not too thousand 19 when there was a general election when there was a general election when borisjohnson storme

recent jersey to northern england, holding up tack house with a slogan, know my key, the making maidenhead republicanism isn't on the agenda. instead, children are painting royal carriages while the adults decide what to so if we're ready, i'm going to go on to they say, charles is doing a good job. he understands the problems with the the country house on the, on the science, the student, the country has because fits is always had them on the case the history it says paul, of the structure of the, of you not conducting, not to have it. i think would be quite detrimental for the country jobs come in and there was some relief still of the approval of the majority of witches . but pulse shows that younger people almost skeptical of their was than ever before. republicans has the profit from this in the future and to show the explanations of the mother king the let's it show up to date the world news of the top of the hour of next year on the w. the cost of climate change in the global science stops on the news agent. and just the, or the goals so often use of fatal attraction. tens of thousa

a recent jersey to northern england, holding up tack out with a slogan, know my key, the making maidenhead republicanism isn't on the agenda. is that children are painting royal carriages while the adults decide what to so let's go on. so. 6 going to they say charles is doing a good job. he understands the problems with the country house on the, on the side of the street. the country has because spits is always had them on the case a history. it says paul, of the structure of the, of you not to conduct the not to have it. i think would be quite detrimental for the country. jobs come in and there was some really still of the approval of the majority of which but all shows that the younger people are most skeptical of their was than ever before. republicans has the profit from this in the future and to should explanations of the mother came and we turn to hungry, where a propos, low would encourage citizens to report the same sex couples. we have children in the homes as photos of bill bombing, all eligibility to related content for mine is under lowell. that defines the family only as a uni

- louis schaefer and the maidenhead mangler diane speneer. — maidenhead mangler diane speneer. insi—, i'm not sure about we ieeiaris. — on. i mean, i'm not sure about the leotards. could— on. i mean, i'm not sure about the leotards. could we get ieeiarise— the leotards. could we get leotards.7 i'm _ the leotards. could we get leotards.7 i'm not sure we'd be aiiewei— leotards.7 i'm not sure we'd be aiiewei ia— leotards.7 i'm not sure we'd be allowed to wear— leotards.7 i'm not sure we'd be allowed to wear leotards . it allowed to wear leotards. it nipni— allowed to wear leotards. it nipni pe— allowed to wear leotards. it might be breaching some sort of firin— might be breaching some sort of filth legislation— might be breaching some sort of filth legislation . _ might be breaching some sort of filth legislation . , filth legislation. anyway, nearing— filth legislation. anyway, moving on, let's have a quick look at thursday's front pages before we get stuck into the insides. the daily mail leads wiin— insides. the daily mail leads wirn nippesi— : the daily mail leads with biggest secur

recent jersey to northern england, holding up the accounts with a slogan, know my key, the making maidenhead republican is and isn't on the agenda, is that children are painting royal carriages while the adults decide what to so where that's gone and so gone to they say, charles is doing a good job. he understands the problems with the the country house on the, on the size of the student. the country has because fits is always had them on the case, the history it says, paul, of the structure of the, of you not to conduct the not to have it. i think would be quite detrimental for the country. jobs come in and there was some really still of the approved without the majority of which but pulse shows that younger people that most skeptical up there was than ever before. republicans has the profit from this in the future and to show the explanation of the mother king the of so whether you are both skeptic or a fine, you can follow the coordination here on dw news tomorrow. we live full live coverage for that stuff. and that's it from the i'll have an update for you at the top of the, for me, of t

recent jersey to northern england, holding up tack house with a slogan, know my teeth, the making maidenhead republicanism isn't on the agenda. is that children are painting royal carriages, while the adults decide what to so where that's gone. and so gone to they say, charles is doing a good job. he understands the problems with the, the country house on the undersized, the student, the country has because fits is always had them on the case. the history it says, paul, of the structure of the, of you not to conduct the not to have it. i think would be quite that to mental for the countries jobs come in and there was some really still of the approved without the majority of which but all shows that the younger people are most skeptical of their was than ever before. republicans has the profit from this in the future and to show the explanations of the mother king but it supports these for you now and in football novel, we have won the italian championship for the 1st time since 1990. and those glory days of the great diego in arizona, a 11, draw at the navy. it sent the city of naples into a

that information is coming from a registrar in maidenhead town hall. and now we are getting this latest information that he has passed away. now, he of course was a musician, singer, songwriter, composer, comedian, actor. his fall from grace was quite something. it was very big news here in the uk. he was exposed as a paedophile about nine years ago and as i mentioned he was convicted of sexual assault, of four underaged girls in 2014. in the last few months it's been well reported that he has been very sick and receiving round—the—clock care over the last few months. so, we know that he was living in the uk over the last few months and he was known to be very, very sick. it's reported he apparently had neck cancer and was unable to talk to neighbours, that's how bad his illness was. he was receiving round—the—clock care from nurses. forsix receiving round—the—clock care from nurses. for six decades mr harris had success with novelty pop hits, children's tv and variety shows, he was very well—known in australia but he was a huge star particularly in th

i am in windsor and maidenhead that seat was, of doed— and maidenhead that seat was, of doed do— andexample of how they campaigned in jacob rees—mogg seat. i mean, just extraordinary commissioning their own polls which frankly their own polls which frankly the data is just you if the data is just you know if donald had commissioned donald trump had commissioned that media this that the liberal media in this country uproar. country would be an uproar. but nobody it's nobody says a thing because it's the then then the liberal democrats, then then secondly, and i think this is the liberal democrats, then then secyreali, and i think this is the liberal democrats, then then secy real problem �*iink this is the liberal democrats, then then secyreal problem isik this is the liberal democrats, then then secyreal problem is a this is the liberal democrats, then then secyreal problem is a profound the real problem is a profound anti—politics at the heart of the liberal democrats. say the liberal democrats. they say to labour voters in tory seats , to labour voters in tory seats, vote for us to

the lib dems have added one, in windsor and maidenhead, and they are online. the independents are on two. let's open a programme today with our guests, starting with you, andrea. that is the verdict so far — up andrea. that is the verdict so far — up bad night for the conservatives. that is the rabbit from the public, what is your verdict?— what is your verdict? incredibly disappointment. _ what is your verdict? incredibly disappointment. it _ what is your verdict? incredibly disappointment. it is _ what is your verdict? incredibly disappointment. it is as - what is your verdict? incredibly i disappointment. it is as expected that we thought we would lose a number of seats. i would like to pay tribute to so many hard—working councillors who will be bitterly disappointed today. at the same time, i don't think we are seeing a huge breakthrough from labour. i think people are saying, we are unhappy with the conservatives, but we are seeing a lot of equal gains amongst opposition parties, which doesn't suggest to me anything like tony blair are experienced in the

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at maidenhead town hall.— he's lived pretty much as a recluse for the— he's lived pretty much as a recluse for the last five, six veonn— recluse for the last five, six veonn ot— recluse for the last five, six veonn ot nin— recluse for the last five, six years at his home in bray, there were photographs— years at his home in bray, there were photographs of a private omdoionoe— were photographs of a private ambulance outside that house in dentnnin— ambulance outside that house in nentnnin o— ambulance outside that house in berkshire a couple— ambulance outside that house in berkshire a couple of weeks ago, onion— berkshire a couple of weeks ago, vnion tien— berkshire a couple of weeks ago, vnion tien in— berkshire a couple of weeks ago, which ties in with— berkshire a couple of weeks ago, which ties in with that date of may— which ties in with that date of iiov tne— which ties in with that date of iiov tne ntn— which ties in with that date of may the 10th, when we now know tnot— may the 10th, when we now know n

conservatives under attack from liberal democrats and greens too — losing surrey heath, even windsor and maidenheadises a more fundamental question about both sides of the government's 2019 majority coalition being eaten away by different opposition parties, and the impact of what could be demographic change in what was the true blue south of england. the pm acknowledged the disappointment before a busy day of hosting world heads of state ahead of the coronation. but even as some projections suggest labour did not perform well enough to be heading for a majority, serious questions arise about rishi sunak�*s own crown. nick has been testing the water in medway. a timeless feel and a familiar routine on the waters in the shadow of change online. kier on the pier as labour marched back into the bellwether medway towns. ., �* , . . towns. you didn't 'ust march in, you blew the doors off. this was blair land. is it now starmer land? cheering and crucially, is the rest of middle england starmer land? it's labour land, and crucially, we haven't won here in medway, since 1998. and that is an incredible tri

word from tory h0 is that they are in for a shocker in theresa may's back yard, in windsor and maidenhead needs to happen is that labour needs to be back in those places that have not got a name like redwall or blue wall. the places like the medway towns, the places that tony blair no difficulty in capturing, but they did have difficulties under ed miliband and jeremy corbyn. interestingly, keir starmerwas jeremy corbyn. interestingly, keir starmer was in the medway towns recently. an expectation management, what our party saying? labour are happy, saying they have good machines, a good use of data, and they are hoping for what they describe as decent gains in middle england. they are standing by their view that a00 net seat gains would be good. the criticism of that is, well, that is fine, you will be the largest party in local government. that is not a general election winning number. their view is that whenjohn puts out the projected national vote share tomorrow, they will be very happy if they are eight points ahead of the conservatives. i don't want to put words in john's don't want

but maidenhead town hall of all places releasing the information.tainment sort of went.— in the entertainment sort of went. net— in the entertainment sort of world. but this— in the entertainment sort of world. but this was all going on tentnt— world. but this was all going on tentnt tne— world. but this was all going on behind the scenes. _ world. but this was all going on behind the scenes. it adds even te— behind the scenes. it adds even te tnet— behind the scenes. it adds even more to that feeling of disgust . teeen-t— more to that feeling of disgust . teeen-t tte — more to that feeling of disgust , doesn't it? that— more to that feeling of disgust , doesn't it? that sense of betrayal these horrific betrayal that these horrific crimes were being perpetrated against children whilst at the same time he was this much loved children's entertainer ? ellie, children's entertainer? ellie, thank you for taking- children's entertainer? ellie, thank you for taking us- ti.“ »: ”til“ »t; »:i”? ellie, thank you for taking us through tnet.— thank you for taki

and alex, i'll start maidenhead. and alex, i'll start with you.rm in local elections. this is worse— mid—term in local elections. this is worse than the norm. so that-e— this is worse than the norm. so thet-e heht— this is worse than the norm. so that's point one.— this is worse than the norm. so that's point one. point two is thet— that's point one. point two is that he— that's point one. point two is that he het— that's point one. point two is that it's not actually that for greet—ether. i great keir starmer either. veg-ve— great keir starmer either. you've-real- great keir starmer either. you've real surges for you've seen a real surges for the— you've seen a real surges for the-democrats- you've seen a real surges for the democrats and the liberal democrats and the greens— the liberal democrats and the greens-therefore,- the liberal democrats and the greens therefore, whilst greens and therefore, whilst heht— greens and therefore, whilst heht-te— greens and therefore, whilst eeht-te thet— greens and therefore, whilst point is that local point

i mean windsor and maidenhead went to the lib dem tory— maidenhead went to the lib dem tory centur— maidenheade street and— the people are on her side of the street and there was no one onistte— the street and there was no one onistte ot— the street and there was no one on-side of-street.- the street and there was no one on side of street. and on his side of the street. and ttot-s— on his side of the street. and ttot-s-tt— on his side of the street. and that's-it started. - on his side of the street. and that's it started. that's that's when it started. that's wten— that's when it started. that's when-obvious.- that's when it started. that's when-obvious. . that's when it started. that's. when-obvious. well, when it became obvious. well, wtot— when it became obvious. well, wtot-tttnt— when it became obvious. well, what think about charles what do you think about charles temperament? what do you think about charles tempthe'sent? what do you think about charles tempthe's got a big ego? is he think he's got a big ego? is he think he's got a big ego? is he thin skinned? is he insecure? i think tha

i mean windsor and maidenhead went to the lib dem rory— maidenhead went to the lib dem rory cenrrok—e of rne— the people are on her side of one erreer— the people are on her side of the street and— the people are on her side of the street and there was no one onieroe— the street and there was no one onieroe or— the street and there was no one on-side of-street.- the street and there was no one on side of street. and on his side of the street. and more— on his side of the street. and rnor-e-rr— on his side of the street. and that's-it started. - on his side of the street. and that's it started. that's that's when it started. that's wnen— that's when it started. that's when-obvious.- that's when it started. that's when-obvious. . that's when it started. that's. when-obvious. well, when it became obvious. well, whor— when it became obvious. well, wnor-rnrnk— when it became obvious. well, what think about charles what do you think about charles temperament? what do you think about charles tempkhe'sent? what do you think about charles tempkhe's got a big ego? is he think he's got a big eg

they are happy with wins in places like windsor and maidenhead and surrey heath, in what they calledthe council for the first time ever. while they were routed by labour in brighton and hove are they gained more than 240 counsellors across england, a record number. with the result is now mostly income of the newly elected counsellors was not work across england. the parties will start digesting the results in detail and what they could mean for a general election. helen catt, bbc news. junior doctors in scotland have voted overwhelmingly to go on strike for three days, as part of an ongoing pay dispute with the scottish government. the british medical association scotland, has called for its members to receive a 23.5% pay increase, which is above inflation. holyrood previously said this was simply unaffordable. strike action is expected to affect planned operations, clinics and gp appointments. the world health organization has declared that covid—19 no longer represents a "global health emergency". since january 2020, more than 765 million confirmed covid infections have been record

we can go to have a look now at windsor and maidenhead, another big success, that is where ed davey wentconservative since 2003, but the liberal democrats with slightly over half the seats counted on 23, they need 26 for a majority, so it does appear that they could be heading towards that, let us look at the change familiar store rear, the conservatives down quite significantly, in terms of seats, the liberal democrats being the main beneficiarieses of that, so, quite similar tails here, prosperous comfort only, safe conservative seats when it comes to the house of commons, now in local elections they seem to be abandoning the conservatives in favour of liberal democrats so not only a worry for the conservatives perhaps about how labour is performing in certain areas but there is that liberal democrat performance as well and if you are i thinking the about potential general election, the fear there for the conservatives would be a sort of pincer movement, with those parties taking mps away from them, of course if we have not gone through your area you go to the bbc website, put in your