so at one point, me and dan are out in newquay north, so this area that i am standing is newquay northre doing a good job. but they're also starting to recognize me. so occasionally, i'm out knocking on doors myself or delivering leaflets, and people start telling me their stories, li whether it be a story about a problem with the local school or a problem about the local bus services being cut. and some grannies need those to get to local shops. they won't to walk all the way. so, i'm listening to that, i'm thinking, "hm." now, i'm a software engineer by trade. i love solving problems. and the more complex they get, the more i want to solve them. and there's one occasion that i walk up, and knock on a door, and hear... (imitating woman): "come in!" and i walk in, and i'm surrounded by grannies! they have all these different types of cakes, and i think, "what have i walked into?" and then one of the grannies said, "oh, you're eric! "you're that candidate for county council!" "yep, i am." "you could do a cake competition! you could judge which is the best cake." and they all stare at me

back in newquay, it is hoped the licences are just days away.after a coroner concluded the death of a toddler in his family's flat was directly linked to mould exposure. two—year—old awaab ishak died in 2020 from a severe respiratory condition. his father had repeatedly raised complaints with rochdale borough wide housing but no action was taken. the coroner said the death of awaab ishak should be a defining moment for the housing sector. this is the damp and mould that killed awaab. his family had been complaining about it for years. his dad had been told to paint over it, which he did, but that wasn't enough to stop awaab developing a lung condition, which is extremely rare in young people. yesterday, a coronerfound that the only developed that condition because he had been exposed to the mould and damp in his home for his whole short life. the past two years have been gruelling. when awaab died, our lives changed forever. we cannot tell you how many health professionals we have cried in front of. and rochdale borough housing staff we have ple

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small launches such as sir richard branson's virgin 0rbit launcher, which will be happening from newquayation will happen. it is certainly out of this world. nick spall, thank you, good to talk to you, have a good to talk to you, have a good day. and thank you, too, for your company. good day. and thank you, too, foryour company. if good day. and thank you, too, for your company. if you want to get in touch, you can do so on twitter. have a lovely day and i will see you soon. hello. there is no doubt it has been a soggy november so far — some places have already seen twice the amount of rain they would normally expect in the whole month. wednesday really added to those totals with this band of wet weather pushing northwards and eastwards. lots of heavy, thundery showers with squally, gusty winds following on behind, and all of those weather elements also feature in thursday's forecast. another frontal system pushing in from the atlantic, more heavy rain, more squally winds already showing its hand in the western side of northern ireland first thing. most other areas starting the day dry,

rebecca morelle, bbc news, spaceport cornwall, in newquay.lio in the conservative government. he's a former chief whip — responsible for party discipline. he's also a former education secretary and defence secretary. leaked messages appear to show williamson threatening ex—chief whip wendy morton and accusing her of excluding some mps from the queen's funeral. she has referred her complaint to the independent complaints and grievance scheme. separately, other bullying claims have now come from an unnamed senior civil servant or government employee. they claim williamson "deliberately demeaned and intimidated them" telling them at one point to "slit your throat" and at another to "jump out of the window". in a statement, williamson says... all this puts fresh pressure on the prime minister rishi sunak — over why sir gavin was appointed to his currentjob. we can cross live to westminster and our political correspondent jonathan blake. what can we expect from this investigation? are a couple of counts it is hard to know because the process is no

we got rockets from newquay rockets taking off from newquay in quite soon.ome a i don't know, almost not a vertical rocket. it's spacecraft that strapped spacecraft that are strapped conventional airlines, but yeah. do conventional airlines, but yeah. d0 uk conventional airlines, but yeah. do uk stocks. yeah, the uk has got space programme. obviously india's got space programme . india's got space programme. space programme. let's just touch upon this story before before go. we get the end before we go. we get to the end of this is a play that david of the this is a play that david tennant a and he plays the tennant is in a and he plays the lead role. it's cecil philip taylor's the place called good in the west end and he plays a good gym. it pays a good german man who's basically become seduced by ism. now, audience members have been told that, well, they've been given little stickers when they arrive at the theatre to put over the cameras, their phones, they don't take a photograph of him in a uniform. oh come layla. as an actress oh come on, layla. as an