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south west norfolk... can't even remember. let me scroll down to south west norfolk. 25.9%.n my spreadsheet. she was facing this battle of the labour candidate who won, reform and the date who run her pretty close in third place, and this guy he was an independent but had tried to get rid of her as the tory candidate in the 20105. you had the lib dems and green party getting more than 1000 votes. she was battling against her own reputation as well. no wonder we didn't see much of liz truss. it wasn't that they wanted to lock her in a cupboard, she was fighting on multiple fronts. john, we will pick up on your point about young people voting, because we had this voice note from paris. hi, adam. firstly, what is the appeal of nigel farage to younger voters. they typically votes left. what could the conservatives do to win back the support of the young? keep up the good work. thank you, paris. all the polls... i saw an interesting one about 16 and i7—year—olds potentially getting the votes, and amongst men, reform is really popular, which doesn't fit in with the stereotype a re

in norfolk, in kings lynn, to be precise, in a leisure centre where the counts for north west norfolk and south west norfolk were going on, and i was struck that i could stand very close to where the votes were being counted. actually, we were on a series of badminton courts and they said the journalists can't go across this line, which i think was part of a badminton or a basketball court, but we were a couple of metres back from the counting agents who, on behalf of the parties, stand right next to the tables and jot down the counts, the votes, as they're being counted because sometimes people will ask us both during the night and afterwards, "well, when you're going on air and saying, �*we feel like it's going in �*this direction�*, how do you know?" and the answer is almost always that you've spoken to some of the counting agents and you can't quote them directly, but they'll give you an indication of what they're tallying up on their clipboards, which, of course, is not 100% accurate, and they don't claim it is, but it does give you a direction of travel that is worth paying attention to.

south west norfolk... can't even remember. let me scroll down to south west norfolk. 25.9%.ighting on multiple fronts. john, we will pick up multiple fronts. john, we will pick up on your point about young people gloating, because we had this voice note from paris. hi. gloating, because we had this voice note from paris.— note from paris. hi, adam. firstly, what is the — note from paris. hi, adam. firstly, what is the appeal _ note from paris. hi, adam. firstly, what is the appeal of _ note from paris. hi, adam. firstly, what is the appeal of nigel- note from paris. hi, adam. firstly, what is the appeal of nigel farage| what is the appeal of nigel farage to younger voters. they typically votes left. what could the conservatives do to win back the support of the young? keep conservatives do to win back the support of the young?— conservatives do to win back the support of the young? keep up the aood support of the young? keep up the good work- — support of the young? keep up the good work. thank _ support of the young? keep up the good work. thank you, _ support of the young?

the former prime minister liz truss saw her majority of 26,000 overturned in south west norfolk.ed in north—east somerset. that's all the latest from downing street. i will have more throughout the afternoon. but now, i think there's a big football match happening later on. let's find out the native sport use. we start at wimbledon, where rain has affected the early play on saturday, but another busy day of tennis is to come. chetan pathak is there for us. chetan, let's start with the women's singles, some big matches to come including the world number one. you mentioned the rain. it has been raining here so don't be fooled by the sun coming out now as soon as we go live. the covers are coming off the outside courts so played with —— play will at least resume there. we are playing catch up here at wimbledon because we had nine matches yesterday that have carried over to today and a further ten that had not even started. so many players trying to reach the second week of these championships. you mentioned swiatek, she is as you said the women's world number one and she is the top

south west norfolk has elected a tory mp for decades. not any more.a failure now. she's arrogant. she'sjust arrogant. at the count in kings lynn, rumours swirled that this time was different. it was. we have received a strong indication that liz truss has lost. for the last few hours, the labour party has been telling us they believe they're in a strong position. minutes later, the candidates gathered on stage. last to arrive was liz truss — to face defeat. cheering. there would be no concession speech, but there was a brief explanation of how this happened. i think the issue we've faced as conservatives is we haven't delivered sufficiently on the policies people want. but do you accept that first as a cabinet minister and then for a brief time as prime minister, you were part of the people in power who were overseeing those things not being delivered? i agree i was part of that, that's absolutely true. was there a message to tory voters who'd lost faith? liz truss declined to say. it was time for goodbye, to her colleagues and, for now, her political

former prime minister liz truss saw her majority of 26,000 overturned in south west norfolk.r much of the tory �*s iii years in power, lost his welwyn hatfield seat. and influential backbencher sirjacob rees mogg was defeated in north—east somerset and that's a seat with a majority of more than 14,000. so, it is going to be a toughjob for majority of more than 14,000. so, it is going to be a tough job for the conservative party to come back from this, and to move forward in any way, shape orform. let's go this, and to move forward in any way, shape or form. let's go live now and speak to emma, former special adviser to grant shapps, and also head of communications at the centre for policy studies. good to have you on the programme and i'm grateful to you for taking the time to speak to us. first of all, what other big challenges facing the conservative party now? t other big challenges facing the conservative party now? i think the bi est conservative party now? i think the biggest challenge _ conservative party now? i think the biggest challenge is _ conservative party now?

in one of the night's biggest upsets, liz truss lost her seat in the south—west norfolk to laboun in orfolk to labour, a head spinning turnaround from her 49 day stint in downing street less than two years ago. but there were more shocks to come, with the defence secretary, grant shapps, commons leader penny mordaunt and former cabinet minister jacob rees—mogg all beaten by labour. there were some surprises for labour, too, with jonathan ashworth, who played a leading role in the party's campaign, losing his seat to a pro—palestinian independent and green party co—leader. caledonia ousted labour's thangam debbonaire in bristol central. a strong showing for the liberal democrats saw them topple several tory ministers, though they failed to clinch jeremy hunfs they failed to clinch jeremy hunt's seat. sir ed davey said it was a historic result. >> the liberal democrats are on for our best results for over a century, and i'm really proud that our party has fought so positively during this campaign, particularly putting the reforming and fixing the crisis in our health and care system rig

liz truss lost her seat in south—west norfolk to labour. day stint in downing street, less than two years ago. but there were more shocks to come with defence secretary grant shapps, commons leader penny mordaunt and former cabinet minister jacob rees—mogg all beaten by labour. there were some surprises for labour, too, with jonathan ashworth , who's with jonathan ashworth, who's played a leading role in the party's campaign , losing his party's campaign, losing his seat to a pro—palestinian independent and green party co—leader carla denyer ousted labour's thangam debbonaire in bristol central. well, a strong showing for the liberal democrats saw them topple several tory ministers, though they failed to clinch jeremy hunfs they failed to clinch jeremy hunt's seat . those those are the hunt's seat. those those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'll be back with you in the next half hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . sla

south-west — in king's lynn. —— evening, clive. south—west norfolk for liz truss, her victory is described _ for liz truss, her victory is described as possible. so neither of these _ described as possible. so neither of these two _ described as possible. so neither of these two things are settled. in terms _ these two things are settled. in terms of— these two things are settled. in terms of the practicalities, you can probably— terms of the practicalities, you can probably see the stage just behind me where the results will be announced, we are expecting north west norfolk at 430 in the morning, south-west — west norfolk at 430 in the morning, south—west norfolk, liz truss's constituency at 5:30am. chris, very briefl to constituency at 5:30am. chris, very briefly to you. _ constituency at 5:30am. chris, , briefly to you, expected another headline of the night. the liberal democrats _ headline of the night. the liberal democrats think _ headline of the night. the liberal democrats think they _ headline of the night. the liberal democrats think they

former prime minister liz truss saw her majority of 26,000 overturned in south west norfolk.ver wrong. ..it�*s all gone south for penny mordaunt. once viewed by some as a potential tory party leader, she lost her seat to labour. you can speak all you like of security and freedom, but you can't have either if you are afraid. penny mordaunt�*s defeat is an experience seen in many other places. so a day after the results, what do voters now think? ijust wanted a change. at the pukka pooch pet parlour, manager nikki lashley hadn't yet heard about the labour victory when we popped in. labour won by a landslide. brilliant, brilliant. yeah, i voted for labour. nikki believes labour can now lead the country to a better future. i'm just an averagejoe working and the cost of living crisis is really having its toll on everyone around me, including myself, and i want things to be changed so that it would benefit notjust myself but everyone around me. over at the bingo hall, after the pick and mix of the voting process, customers like sharon and eunice had very different views on the resu

south west norfolk has elected a tory mp for decades. not any more. —— at the count. irate this time was different. it was. -- at the count-— at the count. we have received a stron: at the count. we have received a strong indication _ at the count. we have received a strong indication that _ at the count. we have received a strong indication that liz - at the count. we have received a strong indication that liz truss i at the count. we have received a i strong indication that liz truss has lost. forthe strong indication that liz truss has lost. for the last few hours, the labour party has been telling us they believe they are in a strong position. they are apparently slow hand clapping — they are apparently slow hand clapping there in king's lynn. there — clapping there in king's lynn. there we _ clapping there in king's lynn. there we go. and that must be for the candidate who is not on the stage. — the candidate who is not on the stage. and _ the candidate who is not on the stage, and that would be the former prime _ stage, and that would be the for

so all attention now is on south west norfolk here in king's lynn. _ south west norfolk here in king'spoll little bit more analysis of the exit pott with — little bit more analysis of the exit poll with the results so far, and you can — poll with the results so far, and you can see for yourselves, the conservatives down sharply in the exit pott _ conservatives down sharply in the exit poll on 23%, and actually based on the _ exit poll on 23%, and actually based on the results so far, they have lost 20% — on the results so far, they have lost 20% of the vote they got in 2019 _ lost 20% of the vote they got in 2019. labourwe lost 20% of the vote they got in 2019. labour we thought on the exit poll 2019. labour we thought on the exit pott up _ 2019. labour we thought on the exit poll up by— 2019. labour we thought on the exit poll up by 4%, results so far up by 2%. poll up by 4%, results so far up by 2%~ that— poll up by 4%, results so far up by 2%~ that is— poll up by 4%, results so far up by 2%. that is really fascinating, isn't — 2%. that is really fascinating, isn't it. — 2%. that is

could reform take south west norfolk? could an independent take it? might. lose her seat still to come this morning . come this morning. >> thank you. thank you very much indeed . and tom just put in much indeed. and tom just put in some big names to those, losing seats. penny morton for the conservatives. gone. teresa coffey gone. jason jacob rees—mogg. grant shapps. gillian keegan, the former education secretary. johnny mercer all gone for labour. jonathan ashworth and but big wins for reform nigel farage, richard tice lee anderson, all big names there. rupert lowe all in. >> well, let's cross to westminster and speak to ellie costello, who can bring us up to date on what's going to be happening. a lot of mps. ellie's not in westminster this morning, but making their way back there very quickly, and we will be expecting, i assume, a statement from the prime minister perhaps in the next hour or two. >> yes. good morning to you, eamonn. and isabel. and what a night it has been. now a new dawn in british politics. labour have won the 2024 general election by

and humiliation for the former prime minister liz truss — she has lost her seat in south west norfolkst over 600 votes. we'll be bring you the very latest live from westminster on a day of huge change, withjust nine seats left to declare. # sweet caroline celebrations for the liberal democrats, returning 70 seats and becoming the third largest party in the commons. a difficult and damaging night for the snp, according to scotland's first minister — down to just eight mps, as labour regains dominance in scotland. nigel farage becomes an mp on his eighth attempt, as reform uk win four seats, taking large numbers of votes from the conservatives. and the greens now have four mps, with the party's co—leader taking bristol central from a senior labour politician. in wales, labour won back a string of seats — completely wiping out the conservatives — with plaid cymru winning four. and in northern ireland, sinn fein has won the most seats for the first time. but significant losses for the democratic unionist party, including, ian paisley has lost north antrim, a seat held by a member of the p

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west in wales and also south—western england, but to the east we have had dry weather. it was a beautiful start to the day. quite murky with all that humidity. this is a picture from norfolktensive cloud in the short term. extensive cloud in the short term. extensive cloud in the south—west of england, outbreaks of rain, temperatures hovering around 19 or 20 celsius. similarfor wales and the irish sea. but from london, across east anglia, central england and yorkshire, hazy skies, dry for many, but they will be a few isolated storms so you may see those lightning. some sunshine for eastern parts of scotland but for eastern parts of scotland but for the western isles, fresher conditions coming in after the passage of that cool front. 15 there in stornoway. and it will be relatively fresh in the west of the uk with some clear skies, but in the east, a lot of humidity, so temperatures in london, norwich will be around 17 or 18 degrees first thing on sunday. not quite so warm and humid towards the west. that means lots of sunshine towards the west. but then this little weather front moves in and drifts in cloud and some outbreaks of rain. the rest of the uk should have a fine

south of england. eventually most of that will get out of the way. most persistent in lincolnshire and norfolk. the sunshine will develop, the best in the west.the the warmest conditions in the west, 20, 21. into tonight the showers that deform will rumble on into the evening. there could be the risk of minorflooding. try by evening. there could be the risk of minor flooding. try by the end of the night, clearer skies and if you mist and fog patches. —— dryer by the end of the night. a bit fresher than this morning. wednesday are much better day. lots of sunshine around once the mist and fog has cleared. you may be about to spot a few isolated light showers on the chart. foremost, a dry day and it will build 20 to 2a degrees, at levels we should feel forjuly. it will feel like summer with the gentle breeze. cloud and rain will return, this time into western scotland, northern ireland and later parts of northern england and west wales for a time. the best of the sunshine and further south you are. we almost switched things around a bit. look at the temperatures later. thursday, 2a to 26. not too bad in the west where we see cloud and outbreaks