there were silvers for matt richards in swimming, adam burgess in canoeing and tom daley in the men'sg alongside noah williams. that's daley�*s fifth olympic medal. to be here in paris, diving in front of my son, who's just right there, who actually asked me to come back, it's just so special. and yeah, it completes the set. i now have one of every colour. some other stories now. former bbc news presenter huw edwards has been charged with three counts of making indecent images of children. the offences are alleged to have taken place between 2020 and 2022. the metropolitan police say they relate to 37 images shared on a whatsapp chat. he's due to appear in court on wednesday. next, an update on those junior doctor strikes, which led to loads of cancelled appointments. junior doctors have been offered a 22% pay rise. their union will now put the offer to its members. if they accept, it will mean an end to the strikes, which started in march last year. and it's not time to say bye—bye—bye to the marvel cinematic universe. deadpool and wolverine have just had the biggest opening weekend

popovic was only third at the halfway stage, but came throughjust at the end to pip matt richards oft know because i was bringing the other way. turned around and saw the second above my name, which is fantastic

the matt richards story is not one of overnight success.s, bless them. they've been incredible. they remortgaged the house when i was younger to be able to afford to keep sending me off to nationals and training camps. it sounds like you owe them a house. i think i do. i need to earn some more money before i can do that. he's certainly on the right path. after a poor season post—tokyo he moved to somerset to train under new coach ryan livingstone, and it's been transformative. last year the 21—year—old became a double world champion and then cemented his place in paris at the british championships. commentator: richards gets it from scott. - you're going in to the olympics as an olympic champion already, and now as a world champion. so what does that give you? i'm a very confident person. i very, very much believe in myself and my ability. but i'd be lying if i sat here and said to you that every single day there is never a single doubt that creeps in. to have those sort of things and those achievements to my name really helps to rationalis

l tonight, matt richards and duncan scott _ tonight, matt richards and duncan scott it— tonight, matt board in terms of the standard of these men. it terms of the standard of these men. it could _ terms of the standard of these men. it could go— terms of the standard of these men. it could go either way. we are all backing _ it could go either way. we are all backing those two lads. i think it isjust— backing those two lads. i think it isjust going to be so exciting. again, — isjust going to be so exciting. again, i— isjust going to be so exciting. again, i will be watching behind my fingers _ again, i will be watching behind my fingers it— again, i will be watching behind my fingers. it is agonising sometimes. you know— fingers. it is agonising sometimes. you know that they can do it. i have every _ you know that they can do it. i have every faith — you know that they can do it. i have every faith and confidence in them. it every faith and confidence in them. it would _ every faith and confidence in them. it would be — every faith and confidence in them. it would be fantastic. i ever

matt richards. paris having already gained success in tokyo when he was a teenager. damien derrick looks at his journey. and from great britain, we've got matt richards and what a wonderful swim! this is absolutely brilliant. just 18 years old, matt won olympic gold in the four by 200 relay. it was his first major final. that was the point where i first achieved that dream of being an olympic champion. that was something i'd wanted to do since i was about ten years old. it was almost like being able to look back at younger me and be like, you know, look what we've done, you know? so that was really special and always will be, and it'll be something i'll cherish forever. but from the pinnacle of the podium, matt experienced a sinking feeling as 2022 saw him struggle and his times get slower. a move to millfield 18 months ago has been transformative, helping him become individual world champion. i couldn't be any more grateful if i tried to. these guys, they've literally given me everything i've dream

was in the lead. . ., ,., mittens matt richards was in the lead. . ., ., ., mittens matt richards wasi lead. richardson and a great pace i with 20 metres ago. he was beaten by the romanian — with 20 metres ago. he was beaten by the romanian competitor _ with 20 metres ago. he was beaten by the romanian competitor with - with 20 metres ago. he was beaten by the romanian competitor with only a l the romanian competitor with only a few metres ago will stop. patrick gearey, bbc news well yesterday's final that was decided by just two hundreths of a second involved adam peaty, who has tested positive for covid—19 after winning silver in the 100m breaststroke. peaty said he had been slightly unwell after the race and his condition worsened overnight, although there are no strict protocols around covid in paris which would have prevented him from competing. team gb are hopeful he'll be able to compete in the relay events, with a possible return to action as early as friday. and it could have been theirfinal meeting in a singles match after 60 during their careers, but novak djokovic knocked

well, matt richards was the world champion last year.m that with a silver medal is fantastic. a trio of silvers, then, shining from british stars of the water. natalie pirks, bbc news, paris. this programme continues on bbc one. accusing the previous tory government of covering up unfunded policies, the chancellor counsels road and rail projects to plug a gap of £22 billion in the public finances. but can she really blame the tories

popovici was only third at the halfway stage but came through just at the end to pip matt richards of second separated all the medal winners, with america's luke hobson taking the bronze. i felt really good, felt strong. um, you know, i thought i maybe might have got it coming into the wall, but obviously didn't know because i was breathing the other way. turned around and saw second by my name, which is a fantastic result. you know, i'd be lying if i said i didn't

the quartet ofjames guy, tom dean, matt richards and duncan scott secured a comfortable victory, to give first swimming gold in paris, finishing ahead of the usa and australia, and becoming the first in history to retain an olympic relay title with the same four swimmers. we've had some really special moments. we've won two olympic gold medal together on the same relay. we've been togetherfor love each other�*s individual successes, we fought hard at trials to beat each other and then come back together as teams every single time, and yes, that is something really special. i think we share a bond, the four of us, that we will have the rest of our lives, and yes, it is an honour to be part of. the men's 800 metres freestyle brought a first gold of the games for ireland, daniel wiffen winning in an olympic record time, after the world champion hauled in italy's gregorio paltrinieri, who eventually finished third, with defending champion bobby finke of the usa getting the silver. wiffen is the first athlete from northern ireland to win an olympic gold since 1988. the defending champion beat

popovici was only third at the halfway stage but came through just at the end to pip matt richards of britain, who claimed the silver from lane one. less than a tenth of a second separated all the medal winners, with america's luke hobson taking the bronze. i felt really good, felt strong. um, you know, i thought i maybe might have got it coming into the wall, but obviously didn't know because i was breathing the other way. turned around and saw second by my name, which is a fantastic result. you know, i'd be lying if i said i didn't want to be three hundredths quicker maybe, and be first by my name. well, no female 200m freestyle champion had successfully defended their olympic title. that is still the case after a surprise defeat for ariarne titmus in the final to her australian team—mate molly o'callaghan. titmus, was going for the double double, having already won the aoom in paris, but couldn't match o'callaghan�*s olympic record time. the women's aoom individual medley was not as close as either of those two races, with 17—year—old canadian summer mcintosh blowing her rivals awa

the quartet ofjames guy, tom dean, matt richards, and duncan scott secured a comfortable victory to giveimming gold in paris, finishing ahead of the usa and australia and also becoming the first in history— and also becoming the first in history to _ and also becoming the first in history to root written in an olympic— history to root written in an olympic relay title with the same — olympic relay title with the same , , we've won two olympic gold medals _ we've won two olympic gold medals. we've been there for all of— medals. we've been there for all of each other's successes. we've — all of each other's successes. we've fought hard at trials to beat — we've fought hard at trials to beat each other and come back as teams— beat each other and come back as teams every single time. that's— as teams every single time. that's something really special. i think we share a bond _ special. i think we share a bond that we'll have for the rest — bond that we'll have for the rest of— bond that we'll have for the rest of our lives and it's pa rt part of. the men's 800 metres freestyle brought a firs

we just had a feature on matt richards. how excited are you| matt richards. levelheaded, really grounded and i don't think we've seen the best from him and i think it is really, really exciting. i think he is not doing the 50 from what i've seen. i don't know whether things have changed but he is focusing on that 100 and 200. he has really strong relay chances because the relay is so on form. he has a busy week but one of those i am so excited and i think we can see him really hitting his best and challenging for those medals. rebecca, this is not strictly a swimming question but it has prompted some debate here... the microwave behind you seems to be very high up in the air! how do you get things in and out of there without them spilling? i'm worried! it is very high, isn't it?— it is very high, isn't it? rebecca is very tall- _ it is very high, isn't it? rebecca is very tall- i — it is very high, isn't it? rebecca is very tall. i would _ it is very high, isn't it? rebecca is very tall. i would be - it is very high, isn't it? rebecca is very tall. i would be

matt richards won silver in the pool as well, and we also saw adam burgess winning a canoeing silverfor brilliant day for team gb. but now let's take a moment to look ahead at day four. 14 medals up for grabs today and there's all to play for. france, they're hoping for a medal win in thejudo, with clarisse agbegnenou, headlining the home nations hopes injudo. she'll attempt to defend her olympic title in the women's under 63kg weight class at the champ de mars arena. elsewhere, team usa's simone biles could win her first olympic title since rio 2016, in the women's team all round final in artistic gymnastics. irish olympic history could be made with a first olympic gold medal in swimming, with daniel wiffen, the world short course record holder in the men's 800m freestyle. in table tennis, the people's republic of china's men's world number one singles player, wang shujin, is paired with the world's best women's singles paddler, sun yingsha, in the doubles event, and they're heavy favourites to win at the south paris arena. and finally, medals will also be won in the surfing all the wa

matt richards will take to the pool as one of the world's leading freestyle swimmers, while16—year—oldy brown is expected to upgrade her bronze from tokyo. after winning britain's first bmx title three years ago, bethany shriever is favourite to retain it, and delicious orie is aiming to become britain's first olympic super heavyweight champion since anthonyjoshua in 2012. but before any of those athletes compete, they'll be part of what's been billed as the biggest open—air show on earth. so the countdown is on, the screens are up, the stands are ready as paris gears up for an opening ceremony like no other. around 100 boats will transport more than 10,000 athletes along a 6km stretch of the river seine, taking in some of the city's greatest landmarks, and finishing up here in the shadow of the eiffel tower at trocadero. it's a hugely ambitious event and a massive security operation. well, it's definitely a huge challenge, but think about it — i mean, on a 6km parade, the athletes we're going to go through, it's going to be special and we want our games to be special, so we have paris

can a rising star matt richards deliver in the freestyle event?imming, rowing, there will be a lot of focus on those events. there will also be a lot of discussion around some of these more emerging sports, sports that have been added to the programme like breaking, breakdancing as many people know it has, a new 0lympic breakdancing as many people know it has, a new olympic sport that has been added to the calendar for these paris 2024 games. a lot of people will be seeing that for the first time in getting to grips with it. it's time in getting to grips with it. it�*s one of the events taking place in the plas taylor concord, an urban park that has been created in the shadow of the famous land mark, where we will see events like skateboarding and bmx freestyle. the ioc are trying to broaden out the games and appeal to younger audiences and fans while still having those huge sports and events we associate with the olympic games. katie gornall, thank you very much. the polish parliament is due to vote later on proposals to decriminalise the use of

almost >> matt richards has got the silver. almost won >> matt richards has got the silver .he's going again tonight. duncan scott. tom dean, who was the olympic champion in the four. in the two and the relay james guy. jack mcmillan kieran burr. they've got to pick a team of four from six. but they're so good. that's about 9:15 tonight and i'll be very surprised if there's not a gold medal coming in the pool this evening. >> some disappointments today, the olympic champion in the freestyle bmx biking, one of the more unusual sports, if you like, >> charlotte worthington. she got knocked out, sadly, but her team—mate kieran riley's through. >> and it was a brilliant performance in the men's hockey, >> where the brits held or came back from two nil down to hold the world number one and top seeds, the netherlands. and i think there's going to be certainly a medal of some colour for britain in the hockey, but all looking good. a lot of strong stuff to come, >> we're climbing up that medal table, looking at france above us at the moment. >> but don't worry about that. >> but don'

will be completing for glory. 800 metre runner keely hodgkinson who is in the form of her life, matt richardsbrown... bethany tree for his favourite to retain her title, and olympics first super heavyweight champion since anthonyjoshua in 2012. but before any of those athletes compete will be part of what's been billed as the biggest open airshow on earth. so the countdown is on, the screens or outcome of the stands are ready as paris gears up for an opening ceremony like no other. around 100 votes will transport more than 10,000 athletes along a six km stretch of the river son, taking in some of the city's greatest landmarks. finishing up here in the shadow of the eiffel tower, it's an ambitious event and a massive security operation. the sabotage of the train system has put that security in sharp focus. today in paris the checkpoints around the river are rigorous as ever. we have full confidence _ river are rigorous as ever. we have full confidence in _ river are rigorous as ever. we have full confidence in the _ river are rigorous as ever. we have full confidence in the french - full confi

200 metres freestyle final, just two hundredths of a second separated popovic and second—placed matt richardsn taking the bronze, while earlier summer mcintosh took the title in the women's 400 metres medley, dominating in a race that was much less close. now, it could have been theirfinal meeting in a singles match after 60 during their careers, but novak djokovic knocked rafael nadal out of the olympic tennis tournament. nadal says he'll decide on his future plans after the games

matt richards will take to the pool as one of the world's leading freestyle swimmers while16—year—olds expected to upgrade her bronze from tokyo. after winning britain's first bmx title three years ago bethany shreever is favourite to retain it. but before any of those athletes compete, they will be part of what's been billed as the biggest open—air show on earth. the countdown is on as paris gears up for an opening ceremony like no other. —— bethany shriever. 100 boats will transport 10,000 athletes along a six kilometre stretch of the river seine, taking in some of the city's greatest landmarks. finishing up here in the shadow of the eiffel tower, a hugely ambitious event, massive security operation. the sabotage of the train system has put the security in sharp focus. today in paris the checkpoints in and around the river were as rigorous as ever, thousands of police lining a maze of metal fences with the opening ceremony nowjust hours away. i do not have concern. we have full confidence in the french authorities, all of the measures are being taken and the french authorities are a

men's four by 100m freestyle, that will involve olympic champions such as tom dean, duncan scott, matt richardss genuine hopes of a first—ever medal in that discipline. the women also go for britain in the four by 100m freestyle final as well. but i think it is fair to say a lot of the attention this evening will be on a mouth—watering clash in the final of the 400 m freestyle. that will involve the legendary us swimmer katie ledecky. she is a seven time olympic champion. if she were to prevail this evening and win in eight the commission equals the record for the most successful ever female olympic swimmer of all time. but she is up against some very fierce opposition. the reigning champion ariarne titmus of australia. and then there is this prodigy, the canadian 17—year—old summer mcintosh as well. so that is quite a prospect later on this evening. it quite a prospect later on this evenina. , team gb have had plenty of support, including from the prime minister. that's right. he was spending some time at team gb�*s performers lodge, their training time at team gb�*s performers lodge, theirtra

200 metres freestyle final, just two hundredths of a second separated popovic and second—placed matt richardsbritain, who claimed the silver from lane one. less than a tenth separated all the medal—winners, with america's luke hobson taking the bronze, while earlier summer mcintosh took the title in the women's 400 metres medley, dominating in a race that was much less close. now, it could have been theirfinal meeting in a singles match after 60 during their careers, but novak djokovic knocked rafael nadal out of the olympic tennis tournament. nadal says he'll decide on his future plans after the games after losing in straight sets to a man ranked 159 places higher than the spaniard, who won 1a french open titles at this venue. nadal is still in the doubles in paris with carlos alcaraz. it was a great experience, but on sporting a bit disappointed, but a good game. it sporting a bit disappointed, but a good game-— sporting a bit disappointed, but a ood ame. . , ., good game. it was incredible, and ma be the good game. it was incredible, and maybe the last — good game. it was incredible, and m

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rest with the men's ax100m freestyle involving olympic champions such as tom dean, duncan scott, matt richardsx100m freestyle final as well, but i think it is fair to say a lot of the attention this evening will be on a mouth—watering clash in the final of the 400 m freestyle. that will involve the legendary us swimmer katie ledecky. she is a seven time olympic champion. if she were to prevail this evening and win and eight the commission equals the record for the most successful ever female olympic swimmer of all time. but she is up against some very fierce opposition as well. the reigning champion arianna titmus of australia. then there is this prodigy, the canadian 17—year—old summer mcintosh as well. so that is quite a prospect later on this evening. quite a prospect later on this evenina. ., , �* quite a prospect later on this evenina. . , �* ., quite a prospect later on this evenina. , , �* . ., quite a prospect later on this evenin.. . , �* . . , , ., evening. team gb have had plenty of su ort in evening. team gb have had plenty of support in the — evening. team gb have had plenty of su

scott, britain's most decorated swimmer, got silver in tokyo, he and matt richard, the world championhis event as well as helping in the men's four by 200 metre relay, but perhaps not as dominant. let's listen to what they had to say earlier. i dominant. let's listen to what they had to say earlier.— had to say earlier. i got the “ob done earlier. �* had to say earlier. i got the “ob done earlier. we d had to say earlier. i got the “ob done earlier. we are i had to say earlier. i got the job done earlier. we are through i had to say earlier. i got the job| done earlier. we are through to had to say earlier. i got the job - done earlier. we are through to this emulator— done earlier. we are through to this emulator and we will about tonight. you're _ emulator and we will about tonight. you're getting a little nervous in the final 50. where you in control? absolutely, i was racing the race and doing — absolutely, i was racing the race and doing what i needed to do this morning — and doing what i needed to do this morning i— and doing what i needed to do this morning. i have got a heavy

in the pool — anna hopkin and matt richards qualified for the semi finals of their respective 100 metretyle events. and richards will likely be back in the pool tonight. he's expected to come into the men's 4 by 200 metre relay team for the final after the defending champions qualified with the fastest time. the quartet ofjames guy, jack mcmillan, kieran bird and tom dean set a time ofjust over seven minutes to comfortably make it through. the british men's hockey team remain undefeated but only just. they were trailing 2—0 against top seeds the netherlands with just eight minutes to play. but team gb snatched a draw with two late goals, both from lee morton to make it one win and two draws from their first three pool matches. will tonight be the final chapter in andy murray's career — or is there still a story to tell? he's due on court with partner dan evans in the next hour — in the last 16 of the men's doubles. gb�*s hopes in the singles event is over though. jack draper was beaten in three sets against the seventh seed taylor fritz. the american eventually coming through after two

in the froth and fury of the final stages of the men's 200m freestyle, great britain's matt richards,a second in tokyo, a frustration that helped drive him along the turbulent waters of the canoe slalom course in a breathtaking time. commentary: adam burgess cannot believe it! _ it took him to silver and closure. motivation is especially important to a diver. it pushes you over the edge. a force that brought tom daley back to the sport with a new partner, noah williams, preparing for the last dive of the ten metres synchro olympic final. commentary: yes! it won them the silver. watching in the stands was daley�*s husband, dustin lance—black, and, for the first time at an olympics, his sons phoenix and robbie. i think we're alljust very emotional, because this has been such an impossible dream. a year and a half ago, we were in colorado springs awaiting the birth of our second child, and tom and robbie here saw this olympic video in the museum. and tom said, "i think i need to do one more." so robbie's idea rewarded on a day when so many british plans came together. patrick gearey, bbc

matt richards will take to the pool as one of the world's leading freestyle swimmers while16—year—older bronze from tokyo. after winning britain's first bmx title three years ago bethany is favourite to retain it. but before any of those athletes compete, they will be part of what's been billed as the biggest open—air show on earth. the countdown is on as paris gears up the countdown is on as paris gears up for an opening ceremony like no other. 100 boats will transport 10,000 athletes along a six kilometre stretch of the river seine, taking in some of the city's greatest landmarks. finishing up here in the shadow of the eiffel tower, a hugely ambitious event, massive security operation. the sabotage of the train system has put the security in sharp focus. today in paris the checkpoints in and around the river were as rigorous as ever, thousands of police lining a maze of metal fences with the opening ceremony nowjust hours away. i opening ceremony now 'ust hours awa . ., ., opening ceremony now 'ust hours awa , ., ., ., opening ceremony now 'ust hours awa. ., ., . . opening ceremony

matt richards will take to the pool as one of the world's leading freestyle swimmers, while16—year—oldteboarder sky brown is expected to upgrade her bronze from tokyo. after winning britain's first bmx title three years ago, bethany shriever is favourite to retain it, and delicious 0rie is aiming to become britain's first 0lympic super heavyweight champion since anthonyjoshua in 2012. but before any of those athletes compete, they'll be part of what's been billed as the biggest open—air show on earth. so the countdown is on, the screens are up, the stands are ready as paris gears up for an opening ceremony like no other. around 100 boats will transport more than 10,000 athletes along a 6km stretch of the river seine, taking in some of the city's greatest landmarks, and finishing up here in the shadow of the eiffel tower at trocadero. it's a hugely ambitious event and a massive security operation. well, it's definitely a huge challenge, but think about it — i mean, on a 6km parade, the athletes we're going to go through, it's going to be special and we want our games to be special, so w

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and also, matt richards in the same race. so plenty to be optimistic about.. no. no worries, i like the way he was particularly enjoying the fact we were beating the french. everything. chris, thank you very much. and have a full olympic update. of course, every day this week from chris gooders, throughout the show. now i'm about to be joined by the comedy legend bobby davro, who's taking his act to the edinburgh fringe festival next month. you will not want to miss that. i martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel >> and join me. camilla tominey. >> and join me. camilla tominey. >> for a frank and honest discussion. >> with those in power. that cuts through the spin and gets to the heart of the issues shaping our nation. >> you haven't confirmed that you want to stand as leader, but you want to stand as leader, but you haven't ruled it out either. >> this report basically says that he's not fit to stand trial. is he indecisive ? trial. is he indecisive? incompetent? i deliver the dose of reality westminster needs. >> that's the camilla tominey show a

they are british swimming's fab four —james guy, tom dean, matt richards and duncan scott. freestyle relay team, who qualified fastest, started fastest, and dominated theirfinal. there have been some close finishes in the pool. this wasn't one of them. scott was clear. gold to great britain on the men's 4 x 200 metres freestyle relay. obviously winning the gold in tokyo, we were silver in rio. um, and to win a game with these lads is fantastic. um, i think we're probably at the pinnacle of, uh, gb's freestyle swimming. what we're seeing is, you know, amazing. and to do that again, um, and repeat history, is pretty cool. earlier in the frothing, frantic finale of the 800 metres freestyle, a momentous swim from daniel wiffen, who competes for ireland, and became the first athlete from northern ireland to win an olympic gold in 36 years. if those titles were won by heroic exertion, in trap shooting, stillness is a virtue. in this nerveless world, nathan hales rarely fails. the world record holder hit an olympic record of 48 targets out of 50. nathan hales destroys that target,

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joining me now, matt bradley who is live in beirut. richard engel joins us from paris. with us, nbc's gabe gutierrez, andrea mitchell, colonel jake jacobs and general mccaffrey. matt, what more have we learned? >> reporter: not a lot. we're still trying to get more information and the problem is, this is a scene of massive destruction. we have heard that there were at least three missiles that were used to strike this building and that's a hezbollah stronghold in the southern part of beirut. among these other questions, the first glimpse of some of the casualties, we don't know exactly, and the israelis haven't said who specifically they targeted, although there are a couple of names going around out there. a couple of days ago, the israels identified a man who they said was in charge of targeting of missiles in a region of northern israel, an area that's occupied by northern israel that both lebanon and syria claim that they say was the man who was in charge of what happened at that school football pitch. just a couple of days ago on saturday that killed at least 12 pe

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matt? >> well, see the recount in basildon and east thurrock this afternoon. >> is that with richard holden'sside won that seat. >> as an essex boy i know i remember i remember when we were discussing the local election results and i stuck my neck out and said, actually, labour haven't done that brilliantly. >> they've still got a lot to do before the general election and it was partly because they hadnt it was partly because they hadn't won areas like basingstoke and basildon and harlow and last night they did a lot better in those areas for the reasons that both of you have been talking about. >> they didn't break through in great yarmouth last year. >> they didn't break through in great yarmouth last year . we great yarmouth last year. we held the council, but this year reform of leapfrog straight over both parties, 17,500 majority. >> and i think that the state of local government finances is another huge issue. and i thought when rishi started talking about what had happened in nottingham and birmingham, he was actually on better ground than he kept going on about what was going on in wa

in actual fact, some people like matt goodwin, the pollster, he was saying that it's a blessing in disguise. they got so few in because it's characters they know richardf course, himself, rupert low down in the south west because otherwise potentially they would have had this group of you know, over a dozen mps who were, you know, potentially not vetted as well as well as they could have been opening the door for what some would call fruitcakes and nutters. so i think it's a good base. nigel would argue that they can now build on until 2029 without the scandal surrounding them from, you know, a few crazy additions to the group. >> yeah, you know what? that's a very good point by matt goodwin. and i hadn't thought of it before. you're right. because if they they didn't have enough time and they will have a lot of really inexperienced people who do not know how to be good politicians , whereas now nigel politicians, whereas now nigel farage is going to get the most attention in parliament as the leader. he's a very experienced politician . he's going to be politician. he's going to be able to make his his snappy speeches in the house of commons, which h

richard tice should win in boston. and skegness. >> really interesting there. so that would be matteresting one to watch on liz truss there a bit later in the evening. of course we'll be back with here as soon as we get that bridget phillipson result into the map. we'll know a bit more. >> lovely stuff tom. thank you . >> lovely stuff tom. thank you. >> lovely stuff tom. thank you. >> we're going to go back to essex. >> i think we better have a bit of a party. patrick and michelle are there . are there. >> okay. hello and welcome back to the gb news watch party. we have moved from the main area there where very shortly share is going to be taking to the floor to the bar area. haven't we? hey. and you'll be able to see this legend here. well, come on in, bobby. here he is. >> come on. »- >> come on. >> so we've just had the. we've just had the first seat reveal and sunderland . labour. and sunderland. labour. >> hold it. what do you think ? >> hold it. what do you think? >> hold it. what do you think? >> i think reform should win big time . time. >> do you? >> do you? >> well, actual