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they will run the local authority and mid suffolk- so far.y and mid suffolk and so far. they will run the local - authority and mid suffolk and made big advances in east suffolk, came from almost nowhere to become the biggest party in east hertfordshire. we are seeing record green wins in rural and we are seeing record green wins in ruraland urban we are seeing record green wins in rural and urban areas from labour on the conservatives. people looking at the conservatives. people looking at the other parties, feeling disillusioned by the government, uninspired by labour on voting for green councillors in ever greater numbers. ., _, green councillors in ever greater numbers. ., ., ., , numbers. so, what could all of this mean for who _ numbers. so, what could all of this mean for who might _ numbers. so, what could all of this mean for who might end _ numbers. so, what could all of this mean for who might end up - numbers. so, what could all of this mean for who might end up in - numbers. so, what could all of this. mean for who might end up i

they'll run the local authority in mid—suffolk.biggest party in east hertfordshire and contributed to a total wipe—out of conservatives in lewes in east sussex. we're seeing record green wins in rural and urban areas, from labour and the conservatives. people looking at the other parties feeling disillusioned by the government, uninspired by labour, and voting for green councillors in ever greater numbers. so what could all of this mean for who might be in power here at westminster after the next general election, expected next year? from where we are right now it seems that neither conservatives nor labour can be super confident that they would win a majority. labour claim that they are well—placed because they are winning over voters in places that they need to, as opposed to stacking up votes in places where they're already ahead. and where does it leave the tories? jittery. and, yes, a spot of conservative sniping, primarily in private for now, has begun. was it a disastrous night for the conservatives, prime minister? little w

greens have taken majority control of a council for the first time, unseating the conservatives in mid suffolkt gains in folkstone and east hertfordshire, at the conservatives' expense. amid a cost of living crisis, conservative staffers were probably grateful for this food delivery. rishi sunak promised to deliver policy promises, too. what people want us to do is focus on their priorities — halving inflation, growing the economy, reducing debt, cutting waiting lists and stopping the boats. those are the country's priorities. the bbc is projected national share of the vote is an estimate of how the parties would've performed if the whole country had voted. it puts labour nine points ahead of the conservatives, a bigger gap in any local election since the party lost power nationally in 2010. even before the final results have been declared, the parties have been indulging in their own version of a post—match analysis. the conservatives have been pointing out areas where their opponents have been doing less well why labour has been arguing it now has enough political momentum to take it to a ge

mid suffolk is their strongest hope of the first council that they might be able to gain out rate.ell, good morning, laura, and as you say, we are _ parties? well, good morning, laura, and as you say, we are on _ parties? well, good morning, laura, and as you say, we are on track- parties? well, good morning, laura, and as you say, we are on track for. and as you say, we are on track for further gains on top of that record breakthrough we saw four years ago in 2019, where we were having green gains right across the country in rural and urban areas alike and from labour and from the conservatives, and we're already seeing that pattern not only repeated but growing it, as we expect to see continuing happening throughout the day. at a local level, greens are gaining support from all the other parties and yes, this place —— there are places like mid suffolk where you hardly ever see any labour or lib dems presence on the ground but thatis lib dems presence on the ground but that is really a reflection of the strength of those parties in that area, and in mid suffolk as in other places

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there is a lot more exciting councils from pieces like lancaster, mid suffolk that i mentioned earlier when we get the results in tomorrow. 0k. colour, thank you very much. could you happy with us. we will keep a close eye on those interesting races where the greens are a factor over the night. a couple of minutes ago we brought you what seemed like news that hull had been held with three extra seats by the liberal democrats. now, it is a big city, northeast of england. very important to the people who live there. a big area of the country. let's take a look at the seeds as they are still counting. the lib dems there on 27. labour on 18. now, there are still at 12 seats to declare, but you can see there that the lib dems, we can confirm that they have gained two and that labour have lost two. let's have a look at the boat shout so far. 52% for the liberal democrats. 39% for the labour party. the conservatives way behind on a six, and the changes since 2019 — so often this is the critical thing. 6% up by the liberal democrats but they are still counting in hull. these are not complete f

mid suffolk they one outbreak control of the council for the first time ever.sting 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 recorded worldwide. the head of the world health organization said at least seven million people died in the pandemic, but the actual number could be closer to 20 million. vaccines, they say, were one of the major turning points in the pandemic, with 13 billion doses given. the head of the organis

mid suffolk, you have three green gains there, you have made massive gains in east hertfordshire.e. the thing i care more and more is when people see a green candidate to become a council and get elected, they want more green councillors. i'm really hoping in the future we continue to see this build. you have added a significant _ continue to see this build. you have added a significant number - continue to see this build. you have added a significant number of i added a significant number of councillors in east hertfordshire, you haven't actually had a majority on a counsellor. in brighton and hope you have been running it, but as a minority administration. why not? maybe peoplejust don't like you running the council as a majority party, despite the fact that you have added quite a number of councillors in places like east hertfordshire?— hertfordshire? think that is contrary to _ hertfordshire? think that is contrary to all _ hertfordshire? think that is contrary to all of _ hertfordshire? think that is contrary to all of the - hertfordshire? think that is i contrary to all of t

in terms of the green party, one of the key targets was mid suffolk.here the parties are currently standing in terms of changes a number of councillors. we are comparing to the 2019 local election. labour up by over 120, the conservatives down by over 230. the party had been warning it could lose 1000 seats in this set of local elections, so we will wait to see when the majority of councils are coming in throughout the course of today, how that number looks. the liberal democrats are up by 62, very happy with their performance so far, tiy happy with their performance so far, by the sound of things. let's look at what this means the council is changing hands. we wouldn't expect too much at this point. labour have taken three councils, the curves server tips have lost ten. in detail, we will go to medway. this had been conservative since 2003. labour hadn't been in control since 1998. sir keir starmer has gone there to celebrate because it is now a labour council. it has gone from conservative to labour, labour getting 33 councillors, conservative gettin

they've been doing reasonably well as well and it's a possibility that at around about 4:00 when mid—suffolkccasion owenote tne — excitement of the occasion overrode the chills. �*" overrode the chills. so first of all:— overrode the chills. so first of ott we— overrode the chills. so first of all, we had to be there between 6 and 7 in the morning and we had to have the dresses on of light material. had to have the dresses on of light material . and although it light material. and although it was freezing cold, we could have a light stole around our shoulders. joyce who went on to have a successful career in modelling, remembers the almost comically absurd spectacle of being dropped off at the front of westminster abbey by her boyfriend in an old converted morris . and he was still. then morris. and he was still. then he went back around trafalgar square and he got a great cheer in his car because most of them were very grand cars. but he said it was a sort of cheer that the dustman gets when he goes around . so maybe a few whistles around. so maybe a few whistles to. after a long wait the c

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