>> here is a race richie sunak is winning.r administration has lost so many races like this in a single term since howard wilson in the 1960's. this is very bruising. why has it happened? you could look at the headlines yesterday about a recession. but also, conservative analysts have been tearing through how much impact the u.k. had in terms of slitting the right wing vote. in any case, it's going to raise questions about whether richie sunak and make it all the way to the general election or whether he will see another leadership race in the party. tom: it is a relative up within the political space on the right when it comes to the politics here in the u.k. will they be able to revive momentum with the budget in march? can they cut taxes and get people of the u.k. back on board with optimism? lizzie: that's what they would like to do. we had this report from the telegraph newspaper saying jeremy hunt does not think he can afford to cut income tax of the spring budget on march the six. we also had reports that he's planning

and your view, if there was, i'm not saying instead of richie sunak, between richie sunak and boris johnson for a while, would that add to that support or not? i think we are overestimating. the role of each personality in history, in particular in britain is important to us, in other countries that hesitate, and you know, the role of each leader is to move to one side to drag the whole system, in great britain, even when the crown has already said that we fully support the activities of the government, that crown, which for hundreds of years does not interfere and stays away from politics, it has already become clear to everyone that, well, probably the consensus in society itself, not even the state ukraine must win, look at what is happening now with the current minister of foreign affairs, who was the prime minister before that, he is known for the fact that brexit took place under him, he does not search for words, he does not choose terminology, he says ukraine must win and russia must lose, and it is the only state that so simply and clearly formulates, they formulate not only for us

. >> igualmente, el primer ministro britanico richie sunak ha publicado un mensaje de apoyo en su cuentater. >> en reino unido, la agente tambien expreso su conmocion en las calles frente a esta noticia. >> nadie se esperaba que tuviese algo mas y algo tan grave como puede ser un cancer. >> carlos iii ascendio al trono en safetyembre del 2022 tras el fallecimiento de la reina isabel ii. >> ahora la atencion se centra en su hijo, el principe de gales y heredero al trono william, quien debera asumir las responsabilidades de la corona, segun los protocolos reales. >> continuo contigo julio muchas gracias la hora frente al palacio de buckingham. >> semana el acuerdo migratorio bipartidista del que tanto hemos hablado. >> ya se conocen los detalles. >> entre otras cosas, imponen mas restricciones en la frontera para las peticiones de asilo, tambien mas restricciones. >> la propuesta que hoy recibio el apoyo del sindicato de la patrulla fronteriza contempla tambien mas facilidades para acceder a la de trabajo para los recien llegados. >> ademas, entregar unas 250 mil visas para reunificacion f

now, prime minister richi sunak speaking on the radio here this morning saying obviously like everyonebut thankfully it's been caught early, and he remains ipregular contact with the king. president biden also saying he's concerned about the diagnosis but hopes to speak with the king soon. you know, this cancer found while the king was undergoing a procedure for a benign enlarged prostate. the palace saying it is not prostate cancer, but this form of cancer was found during the stages of this treatment. however, they're not releasing the specific type. but they do say he's receiving expert care and that the king traveled to begin outpatient treatment for this cancer, and he remains in london here this morning. the diagnosis was made public by the king, kind of a break from normal royal traditions disclosing health. and this is down to his relationship with anti-cancer charities throughout the years and wanting to be forthcoming with the public about what he's currently undergoing. but public engagements for the king have been postponed or rearranged, but the queen will continue her pub

about richie's recession that this country— richie's recession that this country is poorer than it was when — country is poorer than it was when rishi sunak are poor, lowest — minister, and people are poor, lowest living standards since this country began. i know because _ this country began. i know because i've spoken to dozens and dozens of people that they are people who voted conservatives all their lives who — conservatives all their lives who have voted labour today — direct — who have voted labour today — direct switches from conservative to labour. i take nothing — conservative to labour. i take nothing for granted but if we've _ nothing for granted but if we've won here tonight, it's the first_ we've won here tonight, it's the first domino that topples, and i— the first domino that topples, and i hope there'll be many more — and i hope there'll be many more to— and i hope there'll be many more to topple later on this yeah — more to topple later on this yeah we _ more to topple later on this year. we will only do that if we do — year. we will only do that if we do all_ year. we will only do that if we do all the work, this is beca

and of course, richie's answer i rishi sunak i get so much to say, but such little time. >> my name is one of the covid vaccine injured in this country. i want you to look into my eyes, rishi sunak, and i want you to look at the pain, the trauma , and the regret pain, the trauma, and the regret ihave pain, the trauma, and the regret i have in my eyes. we have been left with no help at all. >> okay, carol, what do you make of that moment? was richie rattled? do you think he's. richie did try to say he was very sympathetic. >> was. he did say as >> i think he was. he did say as soon as the guy stopped he soon as the guy stopped that he was sorry his was very sorry for his circumstances. much he circumstances. not much else he can know, i get can say. but, you know, i get why guy is compassionate , why the guy is compassionate, upset. but, know, we're upset. but, you know, we're forgetting time or forgetting the time or forgetting the time or forgetting was at the forgetting how it was at the time. you know, i think there are vaccine there are 30,000 vaccine injured there are 30,000 vacci

. >> and rishi sunak for >> matthew and rishi sunak for delivering recession delivering us richie's recessionto defend herself . not here to defend herself. good. right. okay uh, thank you very much. everybody for a wonderful show. i have thoroughly enjoyed it this evening. please, please, please keep it gb news y. well we've got headliners next that are going to go through all the papers in a way that only they really and then really can, and then wallop coming wrecking ball coming in like a wrecking ball from midnight until in the from midnight until 6:00 in the morning. the one and morning. we've got the one and only harwood and an only tom harwood and an absolutely stellar line—up, including jacob including nigel farage, jacob rees—mogg other three rees—mogg and two other three people my panel because people on my panel here. because it night, i'll it is by—election night, i'll see you tomorrow at nine. wow >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello there. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me, annie from the met office f