pat mcfadden , >> all right.indeed for joining us this morning. forjoining us this morning. great to speak to you. thank you. hi. in just a minute , i'll you. hi. in just a minute, i'll be getting the other side of the argument from transport secretary mark harper and asking him for his reaction to the conservatives worst local election results in over 40 welcome back to the camilla tominey show . on gb news, we're tominey show. on gb news, we're going to wait for mark harper to be ready. the transport secretary is going to be joining us to dissect those local election results. while he's doing that, i'm delighted to be joined in the studio by former justice secretary sir robert buckland, the conservative mp for south swindon. good morning, sir robert. good morning, lovely to see you. you look chirpier than theresa villiers because it's not been a great weekend for you guys is it. >> well i've had elections in swindon. they were pretty tough for us as well. some signs of revival i think, what is happening is that

there were and you saw pat mcfadden, the national- saw pat mcfadden, the national campaign coordinatorave been the case in some parts of the country. what labour's responses that has been, not that they should change the policy stance, but they need to communicate it better and the need to try to bring back those voters. but overall, what they are taken from this, they have now got a sense of belief that they can win a general election. what they are really, really careful that they do not want to happen is for that sense of relief to turn into complacency, or the sense that this job done on a done deal. the labour leadership are very wary of that coming across. those of the main thing is that labour are taking away from this, that need to perhaps reconnect with some of those voters who have moved away from the party over gaza, but most of the sense that they can do it but they can't be seen to think that they have got this in the back. conditions continue to deteriorate in southern brazilfollowing massive flooding and landslides, with 70,000 residents forced from their homes. the gove

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as cynthia mcfadden reports, they say it could save tens of thousands of lives each year. >> reporter: when it comes to medical emergencies, san antonio, texas and birmingham, alabama do things differently than 99% of the country. they carry blood on board at least some of their emergency vehicles. so does palm beach county, florida. the district fire chief there says he has very personal proof, blood on ambulances saves lives. >>ly >> i had to be carried. >> reporter: several days after having her tonsils out, she lay bleeding in her father's arms, losing blood. >> reporter: without the blood, she would not have made it to the hospital. it is the blood that comes directly out of a donor's arm. >> 30 seconds after that first pump, izzy went from being unconscious to being alert and looking around. how were you before you got the blood? uh-huh. and when you got the blood, how were you? >> reporter: how many izzys might be saved by putting universal donor o-negative blood on rescue vessels nationwide? >> conservatively, tens of thousands. probably more than that. 40,50, 60,000 people. >

as cynthia mcfadden reports, they say it could save tens of thousands of lives a year. >> america oneparting. >> reporter: when it comes to medical emergencies, san antonio, texas and birmingham, alabama do things differently than 99% of the country. they carry blood on board at least some of their emergency vehicles. so does palm beach county, florida. the district fire chief there says he has very personal proof blood on ambulances saves lives. >> i had to be carried in a bed. >> reporter: several days after having her tonsils out, his 6-year-old daughter izzy lay unconscious in his arms after vomiting blood. >> what's the emergency here? >> my daughter is bleeding. make sure the rescue unit has whole blood. >> reporter: they did. without it doctors say she would not have made to it the hospital. whole blood is simply blood that comes directly out of a donor's arm. >> 30 seconds after that first pump, izzy went from being unconscious to alert and looking around. how were you before you got the blood? uh-huh. and when you got the blood, how were you? >> reporter: how many izzys might

matthew mcfadden won best supporting actor for his role as tom in secession.also wins for the likes of strickler come dancing and also rob beckett and romesh ranganathen accepted and wore themselves as hosts. there was also waiting for squidge and game the challenge. —— a squid game. that won best live event at the your vision and casualty won best soap. we expect flo ella benjamin to receive a bafta fellowship. lorraine kelly is receiving a special orders award, commemorating her a0 years on tv. there's also just been a really moving tribute to some of the people in the industry who have lost their lives last year, including matthew perry, and george alagiah. you mentioned _ perry, and george alagiah. you mentioned matthew mcfadden wasn't there in person, but of course there has been a star—studded line—up gracing the red carpet throughout the afternoon here in london. tell us more about who you met on the red carpet. us more about who you met on the red caret. ,, us more about who you met on the red caret. . ,., us more about who you met on the red caret. ,,

pat mcfadden is vice britain. pat mcfadden is vice chair of labour friends of israel .e chair of labour friends of israel. he told gb news chair of labour friends of israel . he told gb news the israel. he told gb news the party will support palestinians in government. >> but two things have guided our position all along. one is the one that you just mentioned, which is israel's right to defend itself after the appalling attacks on october the 7th that will remain. we will stick up for that. but we also want to see a better future for the palestinian people. and if we were to be elected at the coming election, that would be a big foreign policy priority for us. >> us. >> so, sadiq khan is beginning his third term as london mayor after securing a majority of 275,000 over conservative rival susan hall . 275,000 over conservative rival susan hall. mr khan has accused the tories of running a campaign of fear mongering and non—stop negativity. he also said that london had rejected hard right wing populism . miss hall is wing populism. miss hall is urging him to reform the me

matthew mcfadden backing one, but he wasn't there in person.ther one i did see as i of them today? the other one i did see as i said _ of them today? the other one i did see as i said was _ of them today? the other one i did see as i said was brian cox, - of them today? the other one i did see as i said was brian cox, who i of them today? the other one i did see as i said was brian cox, who is| see as i said was brian cox, who is famously logan roy. succession has been going for some time, so there have been points where others have skipped divorce. perhaps tonight is brian cox's night —— escaped before. there was a lot of attention to see him. it was interesting how he was talking about how he's had so many roles over the year. he really likes the fact that he has that range of roles. he almost laments the fact that now, he's seen as logan roy, and the first thing people ask him is to give that expletive speech that i will go into. —— i will not. he promised no swear words. locate that i will go into. -- i will not. he promised no swear words.

well, pat mcfadden, thank you very much indeed for coming in.k harper — said he was disappointed his party had lost more than 500 councillors in england, but the general election was still "all to play for". look, i'm not going to pretend that the election results over the last few days weren't disappointing. disappointing to lose hardworking local councillors. i was particularly disappointed by the nail biting narrow result yesterday in the west midlands. as transport secretary, i've worked very closely with andy street. you cancelled his leg of hst which he didn't want you to do. he's a fantastic mayor. no, look, that illustrates, i think, something really important about the prime minister. he's interested in taking difficult decisions that might not be popular with everyone, but that are in the long—term interests of the country... they weren't in the long—term interests of andy street. ..and are the right decision. well, i disagree. every single penny of the money we save from cancelling the second phase of hs2 is being reinvested in transp

mp pat mcfadden. shall we just remind ourselves a little bit of what he had to say?ve just joined us back on the sofa. so here's a little bit of pat proud of the positive campaign that we've run , we're going to have lots of results over the next few days . results over the next few days. but we believe when all accounting is finished that we will have shown real progress and real momentum in the years since keir starmer became leader. the first result we will look for is the blackpool by—election, which is the only result where rishi sunak and the government are really on the ballot paper. and if we can gain that, that will show real progress , on the way to the progress, on the way to the coming general election, if the incumbent tories hang on, it will only be because they put as much distance as possible between themselves and rishi sunak and the conservative party brand. that's not an option available to conservative parliamentary candidates. come the general election. >> right. pat mcfadden there. yes. my wonderful panel are back with me on the sofa. alison pea

but labour's national campaign coordinator, pat mcfadden, says his party shouldn't be too complacent.on all along . one is our position all along. one is the one that you just mentioned, which is israel's right to defend itself after the appalling attacks on october the 7th that will remain. we will stick up for that. but we also want to see a better future for the palestinian people. and if we were to be elected at the coming election, that would be a big foreign policy priority for us. >> us. >> pat mcfadden speaking to us earlier this morning. well, in other news, a candlelit vigil has been held for a teenager who was stabbed in north—east london earlier this week, 14 year old daniel anjorin was attacked on his way to school by a man with a samurai sword. four other people, including two police officers, were also injured in the attack . marcus monzo, a the attack. marcus monzo, a spanish

pat mcfadden, labour�*s national election coordinator has been out and about this morning.*s campaign, the result of which we will get tomorrow, about midday, one o�*clock, his team have really been concentrating on the issue, out and about fly hearing, on the doorstep banging the drum that sadiq khan is very much for a ceasefire and if you are a younger voter you can trust in him he will pressure the labour leadership into changing their position.— the labour leadership into changing their position. katy, can we spend a moment on — their position. katy, can we spend a moment on the _ their position. katy, can we spend a moment on the liberal— their position. katy, can we spend a moment on the liberal democrats, | their position. katy, can we spend a i moment on the liberal democrats, the greens, the independence, smaller parties away from the big two and the impact of reform? has anything stood out for you? the the impact of reform? has anything stood out for you?— stood out for you? the green party seem to be — stood out for you? the green party seem to be benefiting _ st

we spoke to pat mcfadden _ oldham first. we spoke to pat mcfadden of _ oldham first.rmed. you are seeing the impact some of the smaller— you are seeing the impact some of the smaller parties are having. labour— the smaller parties are having. labour is — the smaller parties are having. labour is being squeezed by the green _ labour is being squeezed by the green party in some areas as well as independence, standing on a particular issue about the policy stance — particular issue about the policy stance in— particular issue about the policy stance in gaza. reform uk did not stand _ stance in gaza. reform uk did not stand everywhere. where they did have people standing, they did well. they were _ have people standing, they did well. they were matching what they were getting _ they were matching what they were getting in _ they were matching what they were getting in the poll ratings. the biggest — getting in the poll ratings. the biggest threat from reform uk, if you like. — biggest threat from reform uk, if you like. is— biggest threat from reform uk, if you like, is t

, speaking to gb >> pat mcfadden, speaking to gb news earlier today.n have been arrested after £40 million worth of cocaine was found in east yorkshire . around 500 kilos of yorkshire. around 500 kilos of the drug was discovered in the back of a van in a pub car park. officers believe the haul had been brought ashore in a boat transporting it from a larger vessel off the hull coast. senior investigators say it's a major blow to the organised crime group, which was attempting to smuggle the drugs into the uk . a ten year old girl into the uk. a ten year old girl has died in a house fire in bradford in the early hours of the morning . emergency services the morning. emergency services were called to reports of a blaze in kingsdale drive just after 1:00 this morning. a woman and three children did manage to escape the property. they have now been taken to hospital for treatment, though it's not thought to be life threatening. sadly, a fourth child was found inside the house and died at the scene. investigators are now working to establish what caused the

pat mcfadden is vice of britain. pat mcfadden is vice chair of labour friends of israel .e chair of labour friends of israel. he told us the party will support palestinians whilst in government, but two things have guided our position all along. >> one is the one that you just mentioned, which is israel's right to defend itself. after the appalling attacks on october 7 that will remain. we will stick up for that . but we also stick up for that. but we also want to see a better future for the palestinian people. and if we were to be elected at the coming election, that would be a big foreign policy priority for us. >> us. >> some news just in, one child has died and four other people have been hospitalised after a house fire in bradford. emergency services were called to kingsdale drive in the early hours of this morning. a woman and three children managed to escape the property with non—life threatening injuries. west yorkshire police say a fourth child was pronounced dead at the scene . the cause of the at the scene. the cause of the blaze is not yet known . on to blaze i

we've got pat mcfadden _ this time round. we've got pat mcfadden who _ this time round. i met him to talk about how his own experiences inspired the character. i'm really hoping this is alljust some mix up because if it's not, you're dead. it's crazy, you know? this year we've been on for four years and has been absolutely nuts but it's such an adventure, you have to sit back and enjoy it. tana;t to sit back and en'oy it. tony schumacher i to sit back and en'oy it. tony schumacher is i to sit back and enjoy it. tony schumacher is living - to sit back and enjoy it. tony schumacher is living his i to sit back and enjoy it. tony schumacher is living his best life. aged 56, a newish father with a lifetime of experiences to draw on again for the responder cqv series. —— second series. it's about love, it's about family, about being a dad, things that sound a bit bleak and heavy but in real life, i'm trying to make them funny and slight. trying to make them funny and slitht. , , , , ., slight. the first series brought tony widespread _ slight. the first series brought tony wid

in >> pat mcfadden speaking to gb news this morning . in other news this morning.d girl has died in a house fire in bradford in the early hours of this morning. emergency services were called to reports of a blaze in kingsdale drive just after1 kingsdale drive just after 1 am. a woman and three children. we understand , did manage to we understand, did manage to escape that property. they have been taken to hospital for treatment, though their injuries are not thought to be life threatening . sadly though, a threatening. sadly though, a fourth child was found inside the house and died at the scene. investigators now working to establish how the blaze started. police, though, have said it's not being treated as suspicious . not being treated as suspicious. a man has been arrested today on suspicion of organising people trafficking across the english channel. the 38 year old, who claims to be an iraqi, was detained in preston this morning. it relates to crossings made in november and december last year. he was detained as part of an investigation into an organised cr

labour's national campaign co—ordinator pat mcfadden there.st nearly 500 councillors in england, but the general election was still "all to play for". look, i'm not going to pretend that the election results - over the last few days were disappointing —i disappointing to lose - hardworking local councillors. i was particularly disappointed - by the the nail—biting narrow result yesterday in the west midlands. as transport secretary, i've worked very closely with andy street. - he's a fantastic mayor. no, look, that was a well, that illustrates, i think, i something really important about the prime minister. _ i he's interested in taking difficult. decisions that might not be popular with everyone, but that are in the long—term i interests of the country, not in the long term interests of andy street. well, i disagree. every single penny of the money i we save from cancelling the second second phase of h52 is being reinvested in transport. - and i was in the west midlandsjust a few weeks ago with andy street l for the launch of a £1.75 billion

so many of us on just supporters of have died is mentor uh, gavin mcfadden, vivian, westwood. most recently, our friend john pilled, you your reaction to this week's judgements in london or non judgment in london as well. yeah, we don't know, but we don't know if there's going to be any kind of a church. well we, we wait to say, i've been following the proceedings as fast as i can. gave them the it's in a tiny cool room in that huge building coat number 5 is the smallest corner and they've got a house and there's only 50 in the book from the public around in thank goodness, one of them is creek murray who is writing 3rd detail reports that when i read yesterday, and it is such a team have been texting somehow, obviously it is such assumptions depends. mr. fitzgerald and others have made a compelling case, but then they wish to make to compare that case. not these hearings should last more than 5 minutes. you know, you should go in and say, oh, this is not guilty of any crime. let's press the go. you know that, and that would be the end of a box of books then they'd, these peop

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cynthia mcfadden reports. >> we have three cases to review. >> reporter: the medical staff gathered aroundable at university hospital here in san antonio, texas, meet once a week at dawn with just one purpose in mind, saving lives. >> a patient that has been ruled out to have accreta. >> reporter: dr. kaitlin martin is one of them. the lives she and others are determined to save, pregnant women but increasingly diagnosed condition called placenta accreta occurring in 1 in 500 pregnancies. >> basically the placenta won't detach from the uterus and causes massive hemorrhage in many cases. >> the pregnancy was fine until it wasn't. >> reporter: women like bianca who at 20 was pregnant with her second baby. the first had been delivered by c-section, which is the most common precursor to the condition. >> it didn't feel like my first pregnancy at all, and they were telling me it's normal. >> reporter: so, she went online to see what she could find. >> that's when i found out about placenta accreta, and i looked up rates of survival for that, and it's terrifying. >> reporter: seven out of every

matthew mcfadden won best supporting actor for his role as tom in succession.to accept the award but helena bonham carter accepted on his behalf. there were also wins for rob beckett and romesh ranganathan, the hosts, which is quite rare, you normally don't see the hosts accept an award themselves. strictly come dancing won the best entertainment prize in its 20th year on the air and co—host tess daly celebrated the triumph, saying it was the "best birthday present". you're live with bbc news. israeli says it has opened a new humanitarian crossing into northern gaza in co—ordination with the us government. the opening is called the western erez. it's exact location has not yet been confirmed — and it's not yet known whether it will make a difference to aid reaching those most in need. meanwhile, more palestianians have been told to leave the southern city of rafah towards a coastal area around al—ma—wasi, which israel calls an "expanded humanitarian zone". the un says there is no sanitation or clean running water in the area. since the war broke out, gaza's ham

i think we mentioned in person so many of us on just suppose as of have died as mentor uh, gavin mcfadden, vivian westwood. most recently, our friend john pilled, you your reaction to this week's judgements in london or non judgment in london. well, yeah, we don't know about, we don't know if there's going to be any kind of a judgement we. we wait to say, i've been told on the proceedings this price is icon. that gave them the, it's in a tiny cool room. in that huge building go number 5 is the smallest go room that go out there. there's only 15 the books of the public about in thank goodness one of.

their stories got the attention of nbc news senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden and environmentalt erin brockovich. what they found was a decades long tale of lies, deception, contamination and cover ups. you know, one of the things that becomes so apparent is that while cancer and kidney failure and these kinds of things take decades to develop, these babies were dying in real time. and if someone had bothered to notice, maybe so much of the tragedy that followed could have been avoided . so it's the cover up. it's always the cover up as erin brockovich says, so brilliantly, brilliantly in the film. and i think the hope is never again. you can watch baby heaven, the buried stories of camp lejeune tonight at 6:00 on nbc news. now we continue to amplify the aanhpi community and while museums are often associated with looking to the past, one in san francisco is embarking on a multiyear plan to evolve into an experience centered institution. nbc bay area's mike inouye is here with more on how they're doing it. this week, we spoke to emiko usui, deputy director and chief experience o

since i think we met in in person so many of us on just supporters of have died is mentor gavin mcfadden, vivian westwood. most recently, our friend john pilled, you your reaction to this week's judgements in london or non judgment in london as well. yeah, we don't know. we don't know if there's going to be any kind of a judgment. we, we wait to say, i've been taught under besieging, says price is i can give them the, it's in a tiny cool room in that huge building go. number 5 is the smallest go room that go up there. there's only 15 the books from the public about in thank goodness, one of them is craig, i'm already there is writing 30 detailed reports. the one i read yesterday. and it is such a team have been texting somehow. obviously, it is. such assumptions depends. mr. fitzgerald and others have made a compelling case, but then there was do made to compare that case. none of these hearings should last more than 5 minutes. you know, you should go in and say, oh because he's not guilty of any crime. lab press, no, go. you know that, and that would be the end of a box books then they'

but labour's national campaign coordinator, pat mcfadden, says his party shouldn't be too complacent.>> but two things have guided our position all along . one is our position all along. one is the one that you just mentioned, which is israel's right to defend itself after the appalling attacks on october the 7th that will remain. we will stick up for that. but we also want to see a better future for the palestinian people. and if we were to be elected at the coming election, that would be a big foreign policy priority for us. >> us. >> pat mcfadden speaking to us earlier this morning. well, in other news, a candlelit vigil has been held for a teenager who was stabbed in north—east london earlier this week, 14 year old daniel anjorin was attacked on his way to school by a man with a samurai sword. four other people, including two police officers, were also injured in the attack . marcus monzo, a the attack. marcus monzo, a spanish brazilian dual national, has been charged with murder and attempted murder . a manhunt is attempted murder. a manhunt is ongoing tonight for a prisoner who

polls closed , labour's national closed, labour's national campaign coordinator coordinator pat mcfadden , said he's focused pat mcfadden, said he's focused on turning the page after what he called conservative decline. >> we're going to have lots of results over the next few days, but we believe when all accounting is finished that we will have shown real progress and real momentum. in the years since keir starmer became leader i >> forecasts suggest that the conservatives could lose up to half of the council seats that they're defending in england , they're defending in england, transport secretary mark harper says the party is expecting a difficult night. >> if you look around the country, conservative councils deliver better services for lower costs. police and crime commissioner elections that are conservative have less crime than labour ones. you're safer in one of their areas. that's the record that they're standing on. >> and we'll have full coverage right through the night here on gb news on all of those results. so do stay with for us that. meanwhile, the government's apologise

post in teesside, but labour's national campaign coordinator , national campaign coordinator, pat mcfadden, says his party shouldn't be too complacent . shouldn't be too complacent. >> but two things have guided our position all along. one is the one that you just mentioned, which is israel's right to defend itself after the appalling attacks on october the 7th. that will remain. we will stick up for that. but we also want to see a better future for the palestinian people. and if we were to be elected at the coming election, that would be a big foreign policy priority for us. >> us. >> we've heard tonight that veteran party activist graham mccormick has pulled out of the race to become leader of the snp and scotland's next first minister. it leaves just john swinney as the official candidate to succeed humza yousaf, after the former leader announced he's stepping down. mr mccormick says that he'll be backing mr swinney's nomination for the role instead, after the pair had, he said, a fruitful conversation . a candlelit vigil conversation. a candlelit vigil has been held for a teenager who

i think we mentioned in person so many of us on just supporters of have died is mentor uh, gavin mcfadden, vivian westwood. most recently, our friend john pilled, you your reaction to this week's judgments in london? well known judgment in london as well. yeah. we don't know. we don't know if there's going to be any kind of a judgment. we. we wait to say, i've been following the proceedings as fast as i can. gave them the it's in a tiny cool room in that huge building go number 5 is the smallest go room that go up and there's only 15 the books of the public about in thank goodness one of them is craig murray, who is writing 30 detail reports that when i read yesterday, and it is such a team have been texting somehow, obviously it is such assumptions depends. mr. fitzgerald and others have made a compelling case, but then they wish to make to compare that case. not space hearing should was more than 5 minutes. you know, you should go in and say, oh because he's not guilty of any crime. let's press the go, you know about, and that would be the end of a box of books then they'd, these people

don't miss cynthia mcfadden's investigation on toxic water at camp lejeune and its impact on women, debutinging, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. biden about to touch down in mountain view. we are live at moffett field as the president comes to town for two major fundraisers. the first lady is already here. also, the oakland airport is moving forward with its name change. despite the threat of a lawsuit from san

they are framing this, as you had pat mcfadden xi, the most important contest happening this eveningparliamentary contest. labour did win this in 1997 and they held for 22 years and they held it until 2019. this by—election has come about because of a resignation after the mp was filmed offering to lobby ministers by undercoverjournalist posing as gambling customers. all the focus will be on what is the scale of the win. does it suggest keir starmer could be on course for a majority? a lot of attention being paid with what happened to reform the brexit party came third here with 60% of the vote. i think they are hoping to do better than that, they feel they had a good day today in the polling station.— in the polling station. helen reporting — in the polling station. helen reporting live _ in the polling station. helen reporting live from - in the polling station. helen reporting live from the - in the polling station. helen i reporting live from the counter blackpool south. chris, the mayoral races, blackpool south, asjournalists, we will chris, the mayoral races, blackpool south, a

we asked pat mcfadden about that this morning, answer came there none, although he did say that if theyrants who have gone to rwanda, they will not bring them back. so he did say that they would stop the scheme, but he wouldn't say they would bring people back, which was a specific question that we wanted to know the answer to. but we've had an email from someone who calls himself an "interested voter" — that's a great email address — wanting to know at what point will any representative of the labour party actually say what they're going to do instead of relying on how disastrous the tories are? "i'd be very interested to know exactly what labour are intending to do with our country that's going to be better than what we currently have." and it made me think, hearing that, about the pressure that they're going to come under. the tories may not be able to, who knows, but they may not be able to close the gap between them and the labour party very much. what they can though do, and what they're quite good at doing, is rattle the labour party — they can panic them, they can upset them, th

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i think pat mcfadden, the campaign chair, said, "you don't have anything unless you can prove to votersan defend the realm. " ~ voters that you can defend the realm." ~ �* , voters that you can defend the realm." ~ �*, ,., voters that you can defend the realm." ~ �*, ., realm." i think it's both, you are riaht to realm." i think it's both, you are right to point — realm." i think it's both, you are right to point that _ realm." i think it's both, you are right to point that out. - realm." i think it's both, you are right to point that out. after - realm." i think it's both, you are right to point that out. after the | right to point that out. after the defeat of 2019, that crushing defeat, one of the pieces of damage done to the labour party's brand was this idea that you couldn't trust the party to defend the country. keir starmer and his team, as well as repairing the party's to economic competence, has been very keen and determined to tell people you can trust the labour party to defend the united kingdom and what is a very uncertain time in the world. look at how many headlines at t

let's out from labour's national campaign coordinator pat mcfadden.ng with the tories barely hanging on to second place and elsewhere in the local council elections gains like in hartlepool in the north which you have just been discussing, in rushmore in the south, we are feeling good, we thought a good, positive campaign, the results are good for us overnight so far and we have a lot more to come over the next couple of days. meanwhile, there was a headache forformer prime minister, boris johnson. he was turned away from a polling station when he went to vote in local elections because he forgot to bring adequate photo identification — a requirement he brought in when he was prime minister. mrjohnson introduced a law in 2022 making it compulsory for voters in england to show photo id. it's understood he later returned with the correct id let's ta ke let's take you to stockton—on—tees now, we have our live pictures right across england right now, we are waiting for various different results and i should stress that we have had lots of results in overn

so the shadow cabinet minister, pat mcfadden, has said that labour were advancing in southern tory heartlandsit was wrong to think the lib dems were the only challengers to the conservatives in the south. because really and truly, i live in the south and places like chichester. are tory at the moment and they've got a very strong lib dem candidate down there and a lady called jess brown filler, and it is , it jess brown filler, and it is, it is for me, usually just between the two. you do get labour, you do get labour voters. but in the sort of very metro metropolitan areas, amongst some of the working classes. but the working class is now are leaving labour and they're going to, i don't know where they're going to be honest. reform you would think. but i don't know. they did go to the tories. i don't know where they go in the general election. labour can, particularly in some of the denser populated areas where diversity is the strength . where diversity is the strength. so where there are huge, muslim populations within big cities, in places like portsmouth and southampton , i can see labou

jasminejobson — top boy — best supporting actressmatthew matthew mcfadden — succession — best supportingto the bbc website where you can go to the bbc website where you can watch live coverage there from the awards here in london. a reminder of one of our top stories here, and we have live pictures coming in from gaza and the israeli military has said it has opened a new crossing into the territory in the northern part of gaza. they are calling this crossing western errors. we'll have more of that here on bbc news, we you're watching bbc news, stay with us. hello. as the weekend draws to an end, so does the generally dry and very warm weather. storms have been breaking out across western parts of the uk and that pretty much sets the scene for the week ahead. it's going to be more unsettled and not quite as warm. and this evening and overnight, it's an area of low pressure is approaching us and that spells rain for some of us on monday. but more recently, it's been about the storms and here are the lightning strikes and the satellite image and see across northern ireland, south western pa