labour candidate for central suffolk and north ipswich.r in the house of lords. shaun bailey. he declined my juice. what can i say? i'll work on him. maybe next time. let's talk unruly behaviour , shall we? on our behaviour, shall we? on our streets. what do you actually do about it? so many people will have examples of anti—social behaviour. do you remember that whole as birthing many years ago , a lot of those kids paraded it around like a badge of honour. they absolutely loved it in liverpool city council. now they reckon that they've got the answer. perhaps when all else has failed, fine. the children. is that going to work? finding these kids ? these kids? >> i think the first thing to say i was a youth worker for over 20 years, anti—social behaviour can be absolutely terrible and why i think it's grown over the last few years is because we've raised up a whole generation and all we ever say to them is about their rights, and we only talk to them about how they feel. a small example of this will be when you're on a train now on a bus,

i would also like to welcome the member for central suffolk and north ipswich to his place on these benchesipswich to his place on these benches . after nearly two benches. after nearly two decades as a tory politician and an nhs doctor. mr speaker , he's an nhs doctor. mr speaker, he's concluded that if you care about the future of our country and our nhs, then it's time for change. it's time for this changed labour party and as of today, as of today , he's our today, as of today, he's our newest labour mp. >> but i'm sure he won't mind me saying that. >> i hope he loses that title on friday. mr speaker, when a lifelong tory and doctor says that the only cure for the nhs is a labour government, isn't it the time the prime minister admits he has utterly failed ? admits he has utterly failed? hey, thank you mr >> well, mr speaker , i'm i'm >> well, mr speaker, i'm i'm glad to actually see the honourable gentleman from central suffolk in the house today. central suffolk in the house today . and but that's but that's today. and but that's but that's because but that's because that's because he

also like to welcome the memberfor would also like to welcome the member for central suffolk in north ipswichr this changed labour party. and as of today, he is our newest labour mp but i�*m sure he won�*t mind me saying that i hope he loses that title on friday. mr speaker, when a lifelong tory and doctor says that the only cure for the nhs is a labour government, isn�*t it the time the prime minister admits he has utterly failed?— the prime minister admits he has utterly failed? well, mr speaker, i am lad to utterly failed? well, mr speaker, i am glad to actually _ utterly failed? well, mr speaker, i am glad to actually see _ utterly failed? well, mr speaker, i am glad to actually see the - am glad to actually see the honourable gentleman... laughter . that is because he recently pointed out that residents of his local labour council are, and i quote, in his words, charged much more in council tax but in return receive lower quality services. now, he has been wrong about some things recently but on that point he is absolutely right and this week people everywhere should vote conservative. h

ipswich and back across again, the silicon fen. you know, i think this should be the big area for investment. instead of levelling up into the nonh instead of levelling up into the northere in an hour on the train to cambridge . cambridge. >> you've got a plan obviously. >> you've got a plan obviously. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> well you always hear these things. we heard that, you know, the old street is going to be the old street is going to be the silicon valley. and then it's singapore on term's. none of it ever quite seems to happen. although we do do this stuff as you say. we don't emphasise it though. >> no it's true. we need more positivity. there you go, rishi. that's one for you. this is, our final section coming up. we have all the news that's barely fit to print. why? marriage is better than chemo. why i'd kill for a good night's sleep. i'll and welcome back to the final section of headliners. we have scott capurro , nick dixon to scott capurro, nick dixon to take us through to midnight. the daily mail have an unexpected health benefit of marriage to offset the long term weight gain and erectile dysfunction, it's more likely to save you f

ipswich. the conservatives have lost control of north east lincolnshire, but held onto broxbourne.co-operative party. 649 votes- — hartlepool. the labour co-operative party, 649 votes. the _ hartlepool. the labour co-operative party, 649 votes. the conservativesj party, 649 votes. the conservatives lost six councillors _ party, 649 votes. the conservatives lost six councillors here _ party, 649 votes. the conservatives lost six councillors here and - party, 649 votes. the conservatives lost six councillors here and labourl lost six councillors here and labour gain back control. the winner is a symbolic one for them, clawing back lost ground. we have worked so hard to get the trust of the people in hartlepool back to the labour party. and i think that is probably what has done it tonight. but and i think that is probably what has done it tonight.— and i think that is probably what has done it tonight. but there are warnin: has done it tonight. but there are warning signs _ has done it tonight. but there are warning signs for _ has done it tonight. but there are warning signs for lab