as i say, we are here in newquay, cornwall, on the beach. 0ver newquay, cornwall, on the beach.ing this new speed microphone along the way, speaking to as many newsweek listeners as we can. we want to speak to young people, 16 to 25—year—olds, about the issues most important to them ahead of polling day. it would not be a race across the uk if we didn't go to all four nations, we will be teetering through wales and northern ireland, speaking to as many people as possible. i speaking to as many people as ossible. ., , ., possible. i feel bad for you, when ou not possible. i feel bad for you, when you got this _ possible. i feel bad for you, when you got this gig — possible. i feel bad for you, when you got this gig you _ possible. i feel bad for you, when you got this gig you will _ possible. i feel bad for you, when you got this gig you will have i you got this gig you will have thought, it'sjune, it's going to be nice, the weather will be great, road trip! it doesn't seem like it has started well. you haven't started yet, but what do you think young people want to see answered

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it begins this morning in newquay in cornwall. let's speak tojordan cornwall.gh wales and northern ireland, speaking along the way to as many listeners as we can. we will be bringing this microphone, they did every checkpoint we will be speaking to young people about the issues that matter most to them in their local area. that matter most to them in their localarea. hopefully that matter most to them in their local area. hopefully the next stop will be a bit drier than this. i feel like you need to give me the latest weather report. what are the issues that are really important to young people? lagfe issues that are really important to young people?— issues that are really important to young people? we arrived yesterday and it was really _ young people? we arrived yesterday and it was really sunny. _ young people? we arrived yesterday and it was really sunny. he - young people? we arrived yesterday and it was really sunny. he was - and it was really sunny. he was speaking to a surf instructor, 23, and he told us one of the big issues are people living in coast

brendan, thank you- _ and now let's head to newquay and seb. good evening.e parts of the country, but when it comes to owning a home, _ country, but when it comes to owning a home, life — country, but when it comes to owning a home, life is anything but a beach for local_ a home, life is anything but a beach for local people. it is a popular area _ for local people. it is a popular area for— for local people. it is a popular area for second homes and holiday lets, _ area for second homes and holiday lets, putting pressure on local housing — lets, putting pressure on local housing stock, pushing up prices and making _ housing stock, pushing up prices and making it _ housing stock, pushing up prices and making it difficult for young people to get _ making it difficult for young people to get onto the housing ladder. whichever party can offer the most compelling solution to that may well find voters turning to them. heading into this _ find voters turning to them. heading into this election, the conservatives held all six of cornel's _ conservatives held all si

pointing out there are some airports where you can still drop off forfree — cardiff, inverness and newquay, its wet and we saw gust of winds across the isles of scilly at 58 mph and the wet and blustery weather continues across the channel, going south west england into wales and and the isle of man and north west england, northern ireland, southern and central parts of scotland also wet and blustery. eastern england holding something brighter, the best of the weather today the north of scotland, warmer than recent days with highs of 17 degrees but elsewhere under the cloud and rain temperatures a little disappointing. through the evening and tonight, the rain drives its way northwards with misty and murky conditions behind and some clear spells will develop but also some showers but last night in parts of scotland we saw temperatures down below freezing and tonight a much milder night with a milder starting tomorrow morning but with low pressure becoming firmly in charge. this low is taking up residence and it will be with us through the weekend so we start tomorrow with persistent rain a

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last week, they were in newquay before heading to bristol.ur aim is to get there before the 3rd ofjuly. we are also going to wales and northern ireland and we will be speaking to as many listeners, 16 to 25—year—olds as possible about what is important to them ahead of the general election. so what are young people telling us in newport today? two issues have really been cutting through. we've been hearing about the cost of renting, so how expensive it is for young people to live on their own, sometimes with their parents, the other is how many empty shops there are in the city centre. so looking at renting, we have been hearing from young people like jamie, who told us she can't afford to live on her own or move out from her parents�* house but she's telling us that her parents are having to consider downsizing their house as well because they can't afford to keep up with the rent increase. the issue of to shops, research from 2021 put newport as the city in the uk with the most empty shops and that is something that young people here have b

and we will hopefully end “p in newquay and we will hopefully end up somewhere in scotland. and what they want us to talk about. let’s they want us to talk about. let's talk about _ they want us to talk about. let's talk about what _ they want us to talk about. let's talk about what they _ they want us to talk about. let's talk about what they want - they want us to talk about. let's talk about what they want to - they want us to talk about. let's talk about what they want to talk about because i know one of the topics you have been having a lot of conversations about its transport and public transport.— and public transport. loads of conversations _ and public transport. loads of conversations about - and public transport. loads of| conversations about transport, and public transport. loads of. conversations about transport, a and public transport. loads of- conversations about transport, a lot of people messaging us and we thought we had just got off a ferry, let's try and use every type of transport, i have been on a bus, train, talking about how everything works and how

so newquay in cornwall to northeast scotland, detouring through wales and northern ireland and speaking. i'd like the prime minister| to tackle the poverty crisis and the crisis that renters face with private landlords - decarbonising the country. and the crisis that renters face with private landlords. - decarbonising the country. you know, there was the original goal initially to be looking at being decarbonised by 2050, but now i'm seeing a lot in the manifestos that we're looking towards 30 now. mental health because we're seeing especially. we're seeing like 46% of students have declining mental health since 2022. - 99% of students have had to make some sort of cut back due to the cost of living just to get by. and jordan, it strikes me that everyone's got their priorities, the things they want the government to fix. but are there any patterns in people you're speaking to, you know, gather around certain key issues? yeah, absolutely. two of the big issues that have come up time and time again as we've been making their way up the country, our housing problems and the cost of living

it is a beautiful start to the day in newquay this morning, as you can see from our weather watchersod news for the tennis. further north into northern ireland and western scotland, the cloud will be thick enough for drizzle. for parts of scotland and northern england, even as far south as east anglia, we could see showers. in the evening and overnight they will fade for the most part. we will see more rain into the channel islands. under clear skies there will be a little bit of messiness forming. temperatures nine to about 12 degrees. not too dissimilar to what we had last night for many. as we start the day tomorrow there will be clear skies by night, that is where we will see the sunshine. we have a system across the english channel which looks like it is going to take a swipe at some southern counties of england, especially into the south—east, bringing in some rain. tomorrow there will be more sunshine. especially in the west. a ridge of high pressure building on. in the east still some showers in central and southern scotland. parts of northern ireland, the north midlands and