parliament, which he and his relatives have been elected there for 50 years, people with the surname paisley now he has lost his seat, this is a real political earthquake in northern ireland, but what does this mean? this means that there is an opportunity for more harmonious cooperation between er... catholics and protestants, because these forces, let's say, they are losing little by little ionist influence, and the most serious party now in northern ireland is the sinn fein party, they do not sit in the british parliament, this is also a very interesting thing, they have now received seven mandates, which will not be implemented, because they believe that the british parliament is foreign for the irish , it is a parliament that needs to be swamped so that no one can take the places of the irish, but then... don't go, because the british parliament should not solve the issue of ireland, and this is also an interesting one, it is very there are a lot of these interesting moments that are happening, but they are definitely moments that are not related to european integration, that is, irelan

of the vote, even in the morning, when it became clear that... one of the representatives of the paisleyal dynasty, which created this democratic yuanist party, lost his town in the british parliament, which he and his relatives have been elected there for 50 years, people with the surname paisley, and now he has lost his seat, this is a real political earthquake in northern ireland, but what does this mean? this means that there is an opportunity for more harmonious cooperation. between catholics and protestants, because these forces, let's say, are gradually losing their zionist influence, and the most serious... now the sinn fein party is emerging in northern ireland, they do not sit in the british parliament, this is also a very interesting thing, they have now received seven mandates, which will not be implemented, because they believe that the british parliament is a foreign parliament for the irish, that it needs to be swamped so that no one can take the places of the irish, but don't go there, because the british parliament is not supposed to decide the issue of the irish, and th

are you confident of keeping your seat tonight, mr paisley?toria derbyshire with rishi sunak. he looked pretty dejected on stage, victoria. fiona bruce with keir starmer. fiona bruce is there. what are you hearing, fiona? well, no nervousness - here about losing his seat, i have to say. to then just all these different people doing different things so that we can bring everything together. then there's the graphics, which, if you're a real tv nerd, are a very exciting thing that's always evolving. and every time there's an election programme, our graphics team try to come up with something that's even bigger and better. these bits here are actually the balconies, i guess, for want of a better word. then also you've got all the data scientists, all the people under professorjohn curtice who are putting together then all the information in the exit poll from 20,000 people around the country. then you've got the studio operation, which is also enormous. so it goes from, you know, somebody standing outside a polling station with a clipboard to the

the democratic unionist party lost three of its seats — including that held by ian paisley.ficant day? yes, john, a northern ireland _ chris, a significant day? yes, john, a northern ireland which _ chris, a significant day? yes, john, a northern ireland which faced - a northern ireland which faced shocks, splits and shifts. for the democratic unionist party, the results were hugely disappointing, verging on disastrous. the most unexpected did come in north antrim where the dup's safest seat was taken by its most vociferous critic, ian paisley being unseated byjim alistair, which based its campaign on opposition to the dup's power sharing partnerships in the devolved government. the dup also lost ground to more moderate politicalforces. the ulster unionist party losing one c and another to the cross community alliance party. so dropping from eight seats to five seats. sinn fein hold lima held onto its seven seats, meaning that after victories in council elections and the devolved assembly, it now has more mps than any other party in northern ireland. an historic hat—trick fo

we found ourselves in a zone that was covered. the closed distant magnesium grooves and paisley gapsforced to climb all over where at that time tanks went behind the high-rise buildings, accompanied by german infantry, here i saw for the first time what an attack was at what cost? victory is given, as people die, i ended up in a group that they said was a little behind... where cars with ammunition approached behind the high-rise building, they cannot be allowed here, otherwise they will shoot at them, drag them, drain the ammunition, i just got there, handed them over to the boxes, this time the germans re-opened the fire was turned off, a medical instructor was lying next to me, a girl, tanya, leningradko was already there, we were lying down and at that time a shell was exploding in front of a cannon, a wounded soldier was struck by it, that a shrapnel had gone through his stomach, he was holding his intestines, screaming, my dear mother, help, tanya is lying on her, we run, we’ll help, she just raised her head, a shell explodes, when a shell explodes, you know, it’s the same dust

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opportunity for promotion for her sake doesn't really matter if the government offers more months of paisley ease and set the load that the company called fire. ha, she's really not going to enjoy being in an environment where she feels like a bad and, and why she feels guilty all the time. in fact, and a lot of what interviews kareem companies will ask you questions like, are you single, are you planning on getting married? do you have a boyfriend, you planning on having a baby, any time soon, etc. so they can probably avoid you on uh you are in so at the moment, can you explain to us this mindsets and a little bit of the pressure that comes with the culture to um, basically what she said was all true. and especially for in terms of women, there is a gloss ceiling, and there is a chance that you could get discriminated, especially if you're bought to become a mazda up, but you're still in the workforce. that could be tons of discrimination against you . but i'm honestly, it's off create as one of the most hardest working countries in the world. the government even try to embrace the maximum

imports introduced in 2022 was lavon prime minister at roberts pittsville held a phone call with paisley driebe, uncomfortable saying that breakfast lava will not be a quote how speech to ukrainian or russian relations. meanwhile, both the past and practice lab, i have reached out to the european commission over the situation. but their response was quick as a block side of the beaten c, a b immediate, an oil supply risk to the you also the hon. gary and for administer tracking just w funding to ukraine on to key every humans, the tacit of russian crude we've heard from uh from us move out from minnesota, who shared his thoughts on the issue you gain has signed and the association agreement, do we see you're in union, so in the most the is the, is the bonded to by the, by the european law or at least at least the, this is 3 d to and bones. really angela vakio. so arguing that you gain it has, it has uh, damaged or damaged has not for the dealer fix 3 d and the that to you would have been your yeah, sure to. yes. bring you gave to the 8th the what is the situation which would be good to y

struggling with inadequate food supplies, while millions more simply on the brink, damascus is a paisley, a few, is washington of profiting and smuggling grain highlighting the obvious that it's a clear violation of international law regard. i believe that's what all of us troops occupied the energy which lands of the nation then going to it being trucking out corner for you off the convoy of oil and rubbing the government of finances to support its own people, chosen video here allegedly with the american the military vehicles accompanying a convoy of oil tanker trucks headed across iraq's northern border. we'll get those pictures for you. we'll repeat them for you shortly. the country has 2500000000 barrels of all of results, but it con, realized that because the industry has been destroyed and taken out of a by what is an american occupation? serena officials have estimated its loss of revenue is helping $27000000000.00. and a local se us troops making that lives unbearable. stephanie only that would be awesome. yes. troops patrol the main roads in the uh you ever be area daily. one o

the students who 9 does all the food and guides paisley the 5 months to bring along a 137 months to deliver. we're going to schedule the same price, walk as calm of and just the but the discussion didn't go the way. the major general wanted julia staggered home or your husband, ford is going to talk to somebody about this man who was used to power was confronted with questions from ordinary citizens. now he was being interrogated, asked his name and rank and everything went wrong for him. that evening and the crowd insulted him, spit at him, kicked him. he went to his needs. i was worried that he might be knocked down and trampled to death. i took the compass. it's been with him. i was partly responsible for the call. i didn't want the general to die either as it, so i stood in front of him to protect him from shirts and i walked a few feet so he could walk up. right again to sort of, you know, hopefully school going to talk to. and then he placed his pistol on the table tish that was the surrender of the priest, installs the administration for all to see as the took place, the english to g

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democratic unionist party, which suffered significant losses — none bigger than in north antrim, where ian paisleythquake. dup leader gavin robinson held his seat but warned about votes being split between different unionist parties. i think in constituencies right across northern ireland you can see the consequences of divided unionism. i think you can see that there are constituencies within northern ireland for which there isn't the luxury in a first past the post election, to shop around. the alliance party, which doesn't identify as unionist or nationalist, took the seat held by the dup's former leader sirjeffrey donaldson since 1997. as the shock waves of this election settle, there is much to consider. but with sinn fein in the top spot and the dup bruised, calls for a conversation about an irish unity referendum are likely to grow louder. sarah girvin, bbc news. one feature of this election has been a rise in support for independent candidates — not aligned to any political party. jeremy corbyn — the former labour leader — stood as an independent and won in islington north. elsewhere, labo

so go see, this is why we can, because paisley may be doing all kinds of this out though it does not want to accomplish is indeed, i mean, these recent hours. if we just look at what's happened on thursday, a showed us how quickly the ground realities can change as a moments notice, how should be we'd, what's happened on thursday is, is this just the retaliation for israel killing that has block amanda? or is, is also another message from has the law being sent to israel, but it's not just miss 1000 drones. we can send, if you remember, last month we had unbound drones that sort of were able to monitor what happens in haifa. that was sent by has blah, i mean the message is quite subtle. yeah. but still there is a system she's by level the, as if i look at the my was a of the whole, the 50 to 70 real cause a day off. but we key that the spa, the, the especially problem, okay, that it's jumping to the day. also when it's folded a religious holiday at a level, they're all good. all squatted. so that is the system is a noise mix. what looks that and often use what i mean. all the forces

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whereas reform you paisley to nigel found raj, he is continuing his recent battery against the media. he's been accusing channel phone use of election interference with its expos, a of racist language by some campaign team members in claxon, the seats, that nigel file raj is trying to win. california is rejecting those accusations angus bands by its journalism. he's also saying that he will continue, his boy caught the bbc off to an event last week, which he says had a rig audience against him. again, the bbc, very much sticking by its position and refusing those claims that ty fawcett from london. o class. saul is the chief of staff of the u. k. house of commons, and a former advisor to conservative m. p. caroline notes as with us, live now from tenants in the united kingdom. so 1st of all, i wonder if you've heard anything in the last 24 hours 48 hours from where she's still not going some of these key issues. that would make you down the prediction that the conservatives are heading towards a huge defeat. i wish i had, i think the, the polls has be so widely in favor of delay the p

democratic unionist party, which suffered significant losses — none bigger than in north antrim, where ian paisleyeld for more than 50 years. the architect of that political earthquake was the leader of the traditional unionist voice, jim allister, the dup's most ardent critic over its decision to go back into power sharing at stormont. dup leader gavin robinson held his seat but warned about votes being split between different unionist parties. i think in constituencies right across northern ireland you can see the consequences of divided unionism. i think you can see that there are constituencies within northern ireland for which there isn't the luxury in a first past the post election, to shop around. the alliance party, which doesn't identify as unionist or nationalist, took the seat held by the dup's former leader, sirjeffrey donaldson, since 1997. as the shock waves of this election settle, there is much to consider. but with sinn fein in the top spot and the dup bruised, calls for a conversation about an irish unity referendum are likely to grow louder. sara girvin, bbc news. as we've been

the paisley family have had that constituency since 1970.ime. this moment of enormous drama. you can see they are about to test the microphones, one of the long serving press aides, checking the shot and sound. rishi sunak expected out in a few minutes. astonishing really to imagine how this pans out. a former member of the cabinet told me the point of calling a spring election as a surprise was to make things difficult for the opponents. in actualfact rishi sunak difficult for the opponents. in actual fact rishi sunak ended difficult for the opponents. in actualfact rishi sunak ended up making it look like he had surprised his own party because they didn't appear to be ready to go at all. studio: we will stay on as pictures. in our studio studio: we will stay on as pictures. in ourstudio we studio: we will stay on as pictures. in our studio we have two men who know what is going on behind those closed doors. alistair campbell, 1997, swept into power with tony blair. craig oliver, 2011, director of communications both of you. craig, what is

there's been a paisley in that seat since 1970. okay. and one ulster unionist in south antrim . so unionist in south antrim. so it's a big change for northern ireland because we don't normally have that much change in northern ireland. and it's it should be a huge wake up call for unionism. i hope it is, >> can we talk to sir graham brady about what happens in terms of rishi sunak, what sort of set piece expectations? i'm thinking of cameron sort of. 815 of the morning after an election coming out and saying he was resigning as prime minister. will they will they be staying on for as leader until somebody else can be found? >> i remember vividly, because i was live on the bbc saying how important it was that david cameron should remain prime minister when he when he resigned, not doing that today for rishi sunak. no, but i think it's very important he remains leader until we have a new leader until we have a new leader in place. but i don't know what time he'll make that statement. i thought it was interesting. he obviously also has alre

democratic unionist party, which suffered significant losses — none bigger than in north antrim, where ian paisleyss northern ireland you can see the consequences of divided unionism. i think you can see that there are constituencies within northern ireland for which there isn't the luxury in a first past the post election, to shop around. the alliance party, which doesn't identify as unionist or nationalist, took the seat held by the dup's former leader sirjeffrey donaldson since 1997. as the shock waves of this election settle, there is much to consider. but with sinn fein in the top spot and the dup bruised, calls for a conversation about an irish unity referendum are likely to grow louder. sarah girvin, bbc news. one feature of this election has been a rise in support for independent candidates, not aligned to any political party. jeremy corbyn, the former labour leader, stood as an independent and won in islington north. elsewhere, labour lost several former strongholds to independent candidates who campaigned on pro—gaza platforms. jonathan ashworth was the most senior labour mp to lose his

she was also recently seen out with father of the bride star kimberly williams—paisley.d ahead of her. she has to convince these people that she wants and needs acceptance. from, you know, a problem problematic . she's a divisive problematic. she's a divisive character that these people read aboutin character that these people read about in newspapers, so she's got to convince them otherwise, >> last but not least, kinsey. prince william cuts queen camilla's sister from the royal payroll after two decades. is there trouble brewing in the palace? >> there's not. but i thought this was such an interesting headline. he's eliminated queen camilla's sister, annabel elliot, from. this has been 20 years that she's worked for king charles. he hired his sister in law as chief interior designer of his estates following his marriage to queen camilla and over the years, she's estimated to have earned hundreds of thousands of dollars. but this is my favourite line, sources confirmed to the telegraph that william, you know, after that, the termination, he said it was no reflection on

another really big upset happened in north antrim ending the house of paisley as it has been called, ireland? it's fascinating, and this was the _ northern ireland? it's fascinating, and this was the safest _ northern ireland? it's fascinating, and this was the safest seat - northern ireland? it's fascinating, and this was the safest seat for i northern ireland? it's fascinating, l and this was the safest seat for the dup _ and this was the safest seat for the dup we _ and this was the safest seat for the dup. we thought may be the majority would _ dup. we thought may be the majority would narrow but this is extraordinary. jim alistair is an interesting politician, he did disagree with the protocol, and in my experience he disagrees with most things— my experience he disagrees with most things so— my experience he disagrees with most things so he _ my experience he disagrees with most things so he will be an interesting addition, — things so he will be an interesting addition, but things are changing and i_ addition, but things are changing and i think— addition, but things are chang

a shock in northern ireland as jim allister of the traditional unionists defeated ian paisley junior saw their seat tally slashed from more than 40 to just nine. it goes without saying that last night was an incredibly tough night for the scottish national party, and i am very sorry to be losing so many able members of parliament and candidates who were unsuccessful. it's been an incredible night for the man who's changed the labour party and has promised the country he'll do the same. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. asa as a new prime minister enters the door behind me in downing street, the old one is back in his constituency. ijust want i just want to show you the latest pictures we have of rishi sunak making his way back to his constituency in north yorkshire. holding onto that seat of course. but that means he avoided becoming the first sitting prime minister to lose his place in parliament. very brief pictures there but suggesting he has had a pretty busy day for being here in downing street this morning as he made his farewell, arriving back in north yorkshire. let's talk a

i was in many of those meetings with the reverend ian paisley and martin mcguinness, who was then thehappened was the politicians couldn't agree amongst each other and the stadium on the site in the maze was then halted and the rugby got round about 50 to £70 million to build their new stadium. windsor park got exactly the same , but in 2013 exactly the same, but in 2013 casement park that was due to get exactly the same amount of money to rebuild that gaa ground was stopped in a judicial review, mainly by the people that lived in that area. because it's like one of these old stadiums that doesn't you know, there's no parking and access to it. so they wanted it built elsewhere. now, since then , the elsewhere. now, since then, the bill has went up to an eye—watering £310 million to build this stadium. and it's been sold as a place for the euros to be into our 2028. but the problem with that , of the problem with that, of course, is most people in that area do not support northern ireland and in fact, to get northern ireland supporters into that stadium. well, it would be quite a job t

>> well, i'm hearing, which i think is quite surprising that ian paisley, who's been there since hister. >> jim allister, of course, is the leader of the tuv, which is traditional unionist voice. and they are in an alliance with reform uk. so that could add to reform uk. so that could add to reform uk. so that could add to reform uk tally if indeed he's going to take that seat, >> that would be quite. and also, i mean, good news for the dup gavin robinson. >> yeah, it's been a mixed evening for the dup, it has to be said. but it's really good news that gavin robinson has retained a seat in east belfast, the seat that was formerly held by jeffrey donaldson, the former leader, has gone to the alliance party. but the alliance party lost their seat in north down to an independent unionist. so there's a bit of a change in northern ireland and that doesn't normally happen in northern ireland. so, it's been a very interesting night all around, >> george and indeed graham, we hear that theresa coffey has gone. johnny mercer has gone both to labour. robert jenrick holds his seat. we know abou

jim is very hard line and thinks the irish sea border is a very serious betrayal and defeated ian paisleyd in north antrim. ., . ~ . , . northern ireland and in north antrim. ., . ~',, , . ., antrim. you talk about liberal or firm as a choice _ antrim. you talk about liberal or firm as a choice for— antrim. you talk about liberal or firm as a choice for the - antrim. you talk about liberal or firm as a choice for the dup. - antrim. you talk about liberal or i firm as a choice for the dup. does that choice then kind of base itself on how sir keir starmer deals with what is happening in northern ireland and how the new labour government deals with what is happening in northern ireland? fine happening in northern ireland? one ofthe happening in northern ireland? <1>iez of the things that happening in northern ireland? ©“ie: of the things that the happening in northern ireland? <1>“ie: of the things that the government has done which will please unionists is they don�*t want a border poll. they have made really clear they don�*t want a border poll. they are being quite conservative about that.

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