sadik khan _ ulez driving fee. this message is clear. sadik khan has - ulez driving fee.. sadik khan has lost i is clear. sadik khan has lost the election for labour and we know that it was his damaging and costly ulez policy that cost the election. —— sadiq khan. cost the election. -- sadiq khan. �* , ,, ., ~ cost the election. -- sadiq khan. �* , ,, .,~ �* khan. but rishi sunak couldn't celebrate along. _ khan. but rishi sunak couldn't celebrate along. just - khan. but rishi sunak couldn't celebrate along. just ten - celebrate along. just ten minutes later in somerset the results were announced in somerset and frome. the liberal democrats managed to overturn a 19,213 vote majority, with sarah dyke receiving just over 11,000 votes more than the conservatives this time. we have been _ conservatives this time. we have been let _ conservatives this time. - have been let down and taken for granted for far too long by a tired and out of touch conservative government. while families struggle to put food on the table or pay the mortgage or simply see their gp, this government i

you wanted to fight sadik khan in the election.of the ulez sewn, aren't you? what do you think about this very specific issue. there is a judicial review under way. what you think it tells us about the wider feeling in london, and how worried the london mayor, sadik khan, might be by result. find the london mayor, sadik khan, might be by result-— be by result. and i looked at the exoansion. _ be by result. and i looked at the exoansion. l— be by result. and i looked at the expansion, i looked _ be by result. and i looked at the expansion, i looked at _ be by result. and i looked at the expansion, i looked at it - expansion, i looked at it objectively. in my district, i've been... i wasn't someone who is dogmatic about the subject. but the more i could see that there were ordinary people, people who drove a white van or work our workers, they would be significantly impacted by the expansion. during the cost of living crisis, i was convinced it was the wrong thing, certainly at the wrong time. with the mayor of london, he has seen the

she will now face labour's sadik khan in next year's election.eturn to our lead story and the millions of people across three continents who have been suffering under sustained speu have been suffering under sustained spell of dangerous heat. temperatures like this can have an impact on people's well—being. i'm joined by the world health organization's regional director for europe. thank you forjoining us. what does this extreme heat due to people's health and well—being? ianthem people's health and well-being? when extreme heat — people's health and well-being? when extreme heat kills, _ people's health and well-being? when extreme heat kills, last _ people's health and well—being? barren extreme heat kills, last year, people's health and well—being? “mien extreme heat kills, last year, the hottest year in recorded history in many countries, roughly 6000 people died due to the heat. what is happening, a sharp and quick rise in body temperature, the body is no longer able to regulate the temperature. it cascades, going from heat cramps, to peak c

sadik khan himself has pointed out that while the government is funding of the cities to deal with dota single penny to london and why the conservatives are treating london unfairly compared with the cities is an issue they candidate... with the cities is an issue they candidate. . ._ with the cities is an issue they candidate... just a final thought because if— candidate... just a final thought because if you _ candidate... just a final thought because if you don't _ candidate... just a final thought because if you don't flip - candidate... just a final thought because if you don't flip the - candidate... just a final thought | because if you don't flip the seat thatis because if you don't flip the seat that is a real blow for sir keir starmer is net?— that is a real blow for sir keir starmer is net? let's wait and see what people _ starmer is net? let's wait and see what people do — starmer is net? let's wait and see what people do tomorrow. - starmer is net? let's wait and see what people do tomorrow. we - starmer is net? let's wait and see what people do tomorrow. we arej what peop

he is the elected — blaming sadik khan. enters number ten, they will be enough — if he enters number ten, they will be enough money, initially at least, to overturn — be enough money, initially at least, to overturn it, therefore i think we're _ to overturn it, therefore i think we're starting to see almost any phase _ we're starting to see almost any phase where as labour gets closer to power _ phase where as labour gets closer to power and _ phase where as labour gets closer to power and as we see what various labour— power and as we see what various labour politicians in power do, it is more — labour politicians in power do, it is more complicated for keir starmer. _ is more complicated for keir starmer, and i think that is something they are thrashing out that is— something they are thrashing out that is going to happen. it's easy to say— that is going to happen. it's easy to say do— that is going to happen. it's easy to say do what the voters want, but harder _ to say do what the voters want, but harder when — to say d