will be a very big task for in tamworth, butj very big task for in tamworth, but the voters in tamworth labour party. 0ver the country, will see a very changed labour party. over the last three years under the leadership of this keir starmer, that is the spirit we will go into this campaign. this by—election should really have been called some time ago. chris pincher was suspended a long, long time ago, command decision has been hanging around for months while tamworth has not had proper representation in parliament. it is with a mark of the weakness of the prime minister that in the end, it is chris pincher who has had to the decision rather than the prime minister himself deciding the prime minister himself deciding the situation had to end.— the prime minister himself deciding the situation had to end. you're now national campaign _ the situation had to end. you're now national campaign coordinator. - the situation had to end. you're nowj national campaign coordinator. what lessons can you learn from the recent wave of by—elections when we look at 0xbridge, is it that labour was expe

tamworth has allegations.tes are counted? >> well, our west midlands reporter jack carson is in tamworth with our people's panel today. morning, jack. how are you getting on there? our opinions changed as you discuss these things . don't tap into that. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> yeah. good morning to you all. we've we've kind of interrupted this business meeting this morning. so meeting here this morning. so this the advantage . a this is the advantage. a business group, this is the advantage. a business group , they business networking group, they meet two weeks here in meet every two weeks here in tamworth to discuss their local issues, of course, the tamworth to discuss their local issue�*business of course, the tamworth to discuss their local issue�*business in of course, the tamworth to discuss their local issue�*business in the nurse, the tamworth to discuss their local issue�*business in the area , the tamworth to discuss their local issue�*business in the area and local business in the area a

now he is resigning his seat, tamworth. we| is resigning his seat, tamworth.tive held seat, and is it when the conservatives could win back? , ., . ., , back? they might do. what is fascinating — back? they might do. what is fascinating about _ back? they might do. what is fascinating about this, - back? they might do. what is fascinating about this, i - back? they might do. what is fascinating about this, i have | back? they might do. what is i fascinating about this, i have to rid the might reveal this, we bumped into each other in the newsroom and you sent me the task of trying to put this in some kind of context and it is really interesting because it is the kind of see the conservatives currently hold with a pretty large majority, labourwould currently hold with a pretty large majority, labour would require something like a 19 or 20% swing to overturn it so if they are winning in places like tamworth and the west midlands, a place that voted more towards brexit in the average —— than the average of the uk, it will tell you of the conservatives lose that t

quite possibly, in tamworth. — coming up? quite possibly, in tamworth, where _ coming up?ite possibly, in . tamworth, where chris pincher is currently the mp. you remember that he was accused of groping two man in a private club in london, that helped precipitate the downfall of boris johnson's helped precipitate the downfall of borisjohnson's government. he had been told he would be chucked out of the house of commons for eight weeks. he appealed that decision on this morning he has lost that appeal, which means it is almost certain he will face that suspension, which triggers the process that is pretty likely to lead to a by—election in his seat, which would mean a by—election in tamworth, we are already facing a by—election where labour are desperate to challenge the snp, in mid bedfordshire, where nadine dorries has stood down, my understanding is that vote will be in the middle of october. liberal democrats and labour are trying to take it off the tories. a busy few weeks ahead, and a big electoral test for the government.- weeks ahead, and a big electoral test for th

the seat in tamworth | former seat of boris johnson in - london.acating is unusual. an mp in another seat, which is being abolished, eddie hughes, is supposed to stand in tamworth at the next election so does he quit his current constituency and trigger a by—election, he is not prepared to do that so the conservatives hope to find someone who is willing to stand and if they win hold the seat to the next general election and then give it to another candidate, eddie hughes, for the next general election so the conservative party has got into a bit of a model in terms of this seat and probably won't help their case in terms of selling the candidate to constituents if they say this individual will not actually be the candidate at the general election, we have lined up to someone else. this year marks the 60th anniversary of the march on washington where martin luther king junior gave his famous i have a dream speech. the march was one of the biggest rallies for human rights in us history. now a film, called rustin, focusing on an overlooked figure who

but he, in tamworth over 19,000.that's right. it's a big majority that chris pincher had earned over his 13 years as a westminster mp. he started off with 60,000 and more than nearly trebled it in that period . so trebled it in that period. so that shows how safe that seat would normally be if the tory party in good times. but of course nothing is good at the moment for the fortunes of the of the governing party. they've got by—election in got their by—election coming in mid on the 19th of mid bedfordshire on the 19th of october and the smart money could well be that it might also be in tamworth the same day. be in tamworth on the same day. massive of an attempt by massive clash of an attempt by the tory party to work out if they can actually see off pressure from the lib dems and labour these two heartland labour in these two heartland seats . seats. >> and christopher, can we just also turn to dodgy concrete because gillian keegan , she is because gillian keegan, she is in essex today and also the former home secre

tamworth because of boundary chances. ~ , , tamworth because of boundary chances. , ._ changes.oundary changes still _ changes. absolutely. boundary changes still gives _ changes. absolutely. boundary changes still gives the - changes still gives the conservatives an advantage at the next election of probably another 10-15 next election of probably another 10—15 seats in these boundaries that have been decided by boundary commissions and been in operation since 2019, if so they would have had an even bigger majority of maybe 100 but it's a complicated situation.— 100 but it's a complicated situation. ., ~ , ., , . situation. thank you very much. that's tim _ situation. thank you very much. that's tim montgomery, - situation. thank you very much. that's tim montgomery, former situation. thank you very much. - that's tim montgomery, former social affairs adviser to borisjohnson. let's turn to the war in ukraine, because russia says it has downed several ukrainian drones overnight. one was reportedly intercepted close to moscow, and at least two more were brought down over the sout

i spent the afternoon speaking to people at a cafe here in tamworth.the last election in 2019. notjust about which way my vote at the by—election next month, but also whether or not the announcement yesterday from rishi sunak has shifted their perspective in terms of which way they may vote. this is an illustration of the view is that we have been hearing here in tamworth this afternoon rather than a scientific analysis or experiment, but it is interesting to note what people had to say to us earlier today. i people had to say to us earlier toda . ., ., , ., ., , today. i voted conservative last time but i _ today. i voted conservative last time but i don't _ today. i voted conservative last time but i don't know. - today. i voted conservative last time but i don't know. nobodyl today. i voted conservative last - time but i don't know. nobody feels you full_ time but i don't know. nobody feels you full of— time but i don't know. nobody feels you full of confidence any more sol really— you full of confidence any more sol really don't — you full of confi

the decision will trigger a by—election in his tamworth constituency in staffordshire.of talk radio, and former adviser to government ministers in four departments. thank you forjoining us. chris pincher, why has he decided to announce his resignation now? it is announce his resignation now? it is an interesting _ announce his resignation now? it 3 an interesting one, it has taken a while, because his resignation has been called for for a long time, but the allegations, which he doesn't deny of groping, have been around for over a year and that was the straw that broke the camel's back in terms of borisjohnson standing down as prime minister. his reaction was not something the conservative party was particularly happy with. in terms of a by—election, a special election for a constituency, it is the 19th election since 2019 and the ninth for rishi sunak. there is a lot going on and chris pincher did have a 19,500 majority. so it is up for grabs now. there will be a hard fought battle to see who replaces him. , . , , fought battle to see who replaces him. , .,, , ., , .,

tamworth >> of course we stand. tamworth and will be. we will battling and we will be.g away hard tamworth whenever away hard in tamworth whenever that as are in the that is called as we are in the other beds. and it other one. mid beds. and on it goes.i other one. mid beds. and on it goes. i mean everyone's just sort of bailing out it seems, of this, this failing government, this, this failing government, this the telegraph this piece in the telegraph today by alastair heath, today written by alastair heath, which is basically saying the political up on political elite have given up on britain he's done a superb britain and he's done a superb analysis the parties. analysis of the two parties. >> and basically saying you can't labour can't distinguish between labour and conservative anymore. they have into one have just melded into one amorphous mass in political amorphous mass in the political middle. with this middle. do you agree with this piece? i do. >> brilliant piece. >> it's a brilliant piece. anybody? everybody read this piece, copy. afraid it piece, get a copy

it's that identity of tamworth.ink is missing at the moment. >> yeah, yeah. as you say, we discussed it earlier and i think there's, there are so many things us and so many positives about and the future about tamworth and the future looks good in my opinion. looks really good in my opinion. but because we've had that lack of representation in mp of representation in with an mp that hasn't really been that active any new mp coming in needs to see where that where those positives are. come together with the council and just support this town and make sure that we do become what we can become and as we said earlier, i don't believe that we are in the town centre. a retail focus . we have an out—of—town focus. we have an out—of—town retail facility with lots of fantastic shops and stores . so fantastic shops and stores. so what is tamworth? are we an experience? are we a historic because here we are in these wonderful gardens in front of an amazing castle and all the other things that we have in tamworth. they need to

, the bookmaker has coming up, tamworth and mid bedfcgot laboure bookmaker has coming up, tamworth ands)okmaker has coming up, tamworth and mid bedfcgot labour as akmaker has coming up, tamworth and mid bedfcgot labour as a clearer has have got labour as a clear favourites they favourites in tamworth, but they don't really to know what don't really seem to know what to do in mid bedfordshire. they've got three parties they've got all three parties pretty there. pretty close together there. what's for both what's your prediction for both of have to be very of those? we have to be very quick quick. we're quick now, very quick. we're who's win? who's going who's going to win? who's going to win mid bedfordshire? who's going to win tamworth? >> afraid. >> well, i'm afraid. >> well, i'm afraid. >> i'm afraid. i'm afraid to say i'm i'm afraid say on current i'm i'm afraid to say on current by—election what we've by—election swings of what we've seen couple of seen over the last couple of months, they're going to be probably difficult nights months, they're going to be pro the .y difficult ni

they won tamworth back in 1997.t with an apparently healthy majority, mid—bedfordshire, vacated by nadeem doris, ally of borisjohnson and big critic of rishi sunak, who resigned last month. just ahead of that we will have the by—election in rutherglen and hamilton west, the former snp mp margaret ferrier removed by her constituents after she was found to have broken covid rules. that will be a big test for humza yousaf, the new snp leader macro to cover at a time of turmoilfor new snp leader macro to cover at a time of turmoil for his party, new snp leader macro to cover at a time of turmoilfor his party, and for labour, hoping to win back that seat as well as part of a wider revival they hope to secure in scotland at the next general election. so three fascinating contest right off the back of the party conferences. shaping up to be a busy six weeks or so politically. leila nathoo, many thanks. yes, indeed. now, this is one of the few public photographs ofjohnny kitagawa, who was the head ofjapan�*s biggest pop tal

it will trigger a by—election in his tamworth constituency.were in a private members' club. but still he has resigned and those allegations and the timing of them were very much central to the political demise of borisjohnson. he says, i have already said i will not stand at the next general election, but following the independent expert panel's decision i want to talk to my team and family. i don't want my constituents to be put to further incertainty and i have made —— uncertainty so i have made arrangements to leave. tamworth is a wonderful place and it has been an honour to represent its people. i shall make no further comment at this time. further problems for the government, another by—election. recently nadine dorries has officially resigned. there is to be a by—election in mid bedfordshire and now one in this particular constituency of tamworth. so a few by—election problems piling up for the prime minister there. let's get back to wandsworth prison. prison problems, and, yeah, we havejoe. how are you doing? hi. problems, and, yeah, we

so there will be a by—election tamworth. that is by—election in tamworth.st two hours. have timings for hours. we also have timings for the rutherglen by—election october the 5th. that falls after the tory party conference and before labour's conference. that one big test for that one is a big test for laboun that one is a big test for labour. can keir starmer win back seats from the he back seats from the snp? he needs to that to become prime needs to do that to become prime minister, probably next year and also the mid bedfordshire by—election that's causing nadine that's a tory nadine dorries that's a tory safe seat quotes, but nothing safe seat in quotes, but nothing safe seat in quotes, but nothing safe anymore for this government and that will be held in probably october the 12th or 19th. october is a huge 19th. so october is a huge month. it's always huge in westminster, isn't it, mark and pippa? in pippa? but it's a big month in politics and party conference isn't far away . isn't far away. >> why would it be that the tories aren't doing more of a c

keep an eye on tamworth.urrent seat of the former government whip chris pincher, you might remember he resigned after allegations of grouping were made against him. he has and he is likely to face a recall petition, he is appealing against a decision that was made by parliament, the standards committee, that he should face a 90 day suspension, there was a lot of talk in westminster that could come back pretty soon, he appealed against the decision. we might get a result on that in the next few days. all to play for in these big seats if they come. . ~' play for in these big seats if they come. . ~ ,., play for in these big seats if they come, ." ,., ., ., play for in these big seats if they come. a ., _, come. nick, so good to get your thou~hts come. nick, so good to get your thoughts on _ come. nick, so good to get your thoughts on a — come. nick, so good to get your thoughts on a busy _ come. nick, so good to get your thoughts on a busy day. - come. nick, so good to get your thoughts on a busy day. thank. c

the decision will trigger a by—election in his tamworth constituency in staffordshire.ected to a train derailment in aberdeenshire, in which three people died. the rail operator said a number of errors had contributed to the crash at stonehaven in bad weather in 2020. the rail operator also admitted it hadn't warned the driver that part of the track near stonehaven was unsafe. you're live with bbc news. the head of nato says ukrainian forces are continuing to make progress, retaking lands occupied by russian forces. butjens stoltenberg said progress was slow, estimating an advance ofjust 100 metres a day. 0vernight, suspected ukrainian drone attacks were reported on the russian city of rostov—on—don and near moscow. these buildings are not far from the region's military headquarters, but again, no casualties were reported. it comes as the us secretary of state antony blinkin continues a two—day visit to kyiv. mr blinken has already announced a new aid package of more than a billion dollars for ukraine, including shells to be used on us abrams tanks. they're made of depl

they remember the one—year of liz truss's by mr, and then by elections and including things like tamworthay be optimal or rishi sunak with onto the new year to reshuffle. irate rishi sunak with onto the new year to reshuffle-— to reshuffle. we have to leave it there, to reshuffle. we have to leave it there. thank— to reshuffle. we have to leave it there, thank you _ to reshuffle. we have to leave it there, thank you for _ to reshuffle. we have to leave it there, thank you for your - to reshuffle. we have to leave it there, thank you for your time, | there, thank you for your time, thank you for watching verify life, goodbye. hello there. it's remaining settled, sunny, dry, and very warm this week. in fact, it could turn pretty hot across parts of england and wales around the middle part of the week, with increasing humidity as well. there will always be the chance of some mist and fog through the morning, and an increasing chance around the middle part of the week for a few showers, mainly towards western areas, closer to this area of low pressure. but high pressure will continue to domin

the decision will trigger a by—election in his tamworth constituency in staffordshire., in which three people died. the rail operator said a number of errors had contributed to the crash at stonehaven in bad weather in 2020. the rail operator also admitted it hadn't warned the driver you're live with bbc news. next, the supreme court in mexico has decriminalised abortion across the country. it said the "denial of the possibility of a termination was a violation of women's rights". this is two years after the court ruled in favour of a challenge to the law in one northern state. this is part of a trend in latin america of loosening restrictions on abortion. senator 0lga sanchez corderojoins me now. she is also the country's former home affairs secretary and a former supreme courtjustice. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you very much for coming on the programme-— the programme. hello, lewis. i'm ve lad the programme. hello, lewis. i'm very glad to _ the programme. hello, lewis. i'm very glad to speak— the programme. hello, lewis. i'm very glad to sp

the decision will trigger a by—election in his tamworth constituency in staffordshire.ier. imports dropped 7.3%. not as bad as expected and an improvement on the previous month. earlier, i spoke to david woo, former imf economist and wall street investment strategist. i asked him what he made of these numbers. what is really going on here, is actually if we look at the underlying trend, there is no sign whatsoever that we have seen deterrent in this down trend of chinese exports. so the downtrend is going to continue? there is going to be weakened global demand for chinese goods? that will continue? i think it is more thanjust basically weakended global demand for chinese goods because i think what we cannot necessarily disentangle are two effects, one is a global effect which has to do with the global downturn for manufactured goods like electronics, this is globally. but at the same time, there is absolutely no doubt that trade war, offshoring, near—shoring is taking a toll on chinese exports. you can see this clearly in the us data. if you look at the share of us imp

the decision will trigger a by—election in his tamworth constituency in staffordshire. degrees after a recording of 32.6 degrees in the south of england. the hot weather is expected to continue into the weekend with forecasters saying some parts of the country could reach 33 degrees. bbc weather�*s ben rich has more. the highest temperature we recorded today, provisionally, 32.6 degrees in serie, just to the south—west of london. that is provisionally the highest temperature we recorded so far this year in the uk. our viewers in the uk will remember it was a decidedly mixed summer, especially cool through decidedly mixed summer, especially cool throuthuly, mixed in august and the highest temperature of the year has come in september and as you can see from our article on the bbc news website this has set a new record in terms of the number of september days in a row to see temperatures above 30 degrees. we have seen four days of consecutive above 30 celsius and that looks set to continue certainly for another couple of days. and, ben, in terms of explanations for what w

a by—election has been triggered in tamworth in staffordshire.had to go, didn't he? ., , ~ �* , he? i think chris pincher's resignation _ he? i think chris pincher's resignation comes - he? i think chris pincher's resignation comes as i he? i think chris pincher's resignation comes as no l he? i think chris pincher's i resignation comes as no surprise after he lost his appeal against a proposed eight week suspension which could have triggered a by—election anyway. people might remember this scandal was one of those that contributed to borisjohnson's departure from downing street but it was a subsequent standards committee report that found chris pincher had groped two men in a london club in what it described as an abuse of power. it sets up another by—election. we think it will be rishi sunak�*s ninth since he moved to downing street and probably not a prospect he will be welcoming. the tories of course are heavily trailing labour in the national polls. they will be defending the sort in the seat of mid—bedfordshire. there is pressure on the lab

the mp for tamworth made the decision after losing an appeal against an eight week suspension over gropings in a statement, mr pincher said he didn't want uncertainty for his constituents. he sent his resignation letter to the chancellor , jeremy hunt. chancellor, jeremy hunt. >> this was a situation that needed to be resolved at and now we know the way forward and we will put forward a very strong candidate from the conservative party who will help attract investor talent jobs to staffordshire and to the wider region . and that's what we'll be region. and that's what we'll be campaigning on. >> on tv , online, on dab+ radio >> on tv, online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to dan . news. back now to dan. scheming sturgeon, giving a speech calling for civility and respect in politics is a bit like gary lineker lecturing on the importance of bbc impartiality now that she's a disgraced former first minister who drove her nation into the ground while doing all she could to make relations between scots and the english as difficult as possible . possible. >> all she in

the mp for tamworth made the decision after losing an appeal against an eight week suspension over gropings in a statement, mr pincher said he didn't want uncertainty for his constituents. he sent his resignation letter to the chancellor , jeremy hunt. chancellor, jeremy hunt. >> this was a situation that needed to be resolved at and now we know the way forward and we will put forward a very strong candidate from the conservative party who will help attract investor talent jobs to staffordshire and to the wider region . and that's what we'll be region. and that's what we'll be campaigning on. >> on tv , online, on dab+ radio >> on tv, online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to dan . news. back now to dan. scheming sturgeon, giving a speech calling for civility and respect in politics is a bit like gary lineker lecturing on the importance of bbc impartiality now that she's a disgraced former first minister who drove her nation into the ground while doing all she could to make relations between scots and the english as difficult as possible . possible. >> all she in

the mp for tamworth made the decision after losing an appeal against an eight week suspension over gropingegations. in a statement , mr allegations. in a statement, mr pincher said he didn't want uncertainty for his constituents as he sent his resignation letter to the chancellor, jeremy hunt . hunt. >> this was a situation that needed to be resolved and now we know the way forward and we will put forward a very strong candidate from the conservative party who will help attract investment or jobs to staffordshire and to the wider region. and that's what we'll be campaigning on. >> and finally, the uk is rejoining the european union's £85 billion science research programme, horizon . the move programme, horizon. the move follows months of negotiations with a bespoke agreement signed off with the eu. researchers will be able to apply for grants to take part in horizon projects until the programme ends in 2027. the uk had been excluded from the scheme because of a disagreement over the northern ireland protocol. this is news across the uk on television in your car, on your digital radio and o

by—election following the resignation of his former deputy chief whip, chris pincher , the mp for tamworthe the decision after losing an appeal against an eight week suspension over groping allegations in a statement, mr pincher said he didn't want uncertainty for his constituents as he sent his resignation letter to the chancellor, jeremy hunt . chancellor, jeremy hunt. >> this was a situation that needed to be resolved and now we know the way forward and we will put forward a very strong candidate from the conservative party who will help attract investment and jobs to staffordshire and to the wider region. and that's what we'll be campaigning on. >> the uk is rejoining the european union's £85 billion science research programme horizon. the move follows months of negotiations with a bespoke agreement signed off with the eu research will be able to apply for grants to take part in honzon for grants to take part in horizon projects until the programme ends in 2027. uk had been excluded from the scheme because of a disagreement over the northern ireland protocol. this is gb news across the

the mp for tamworth made the decision after losing an appeal against an eight week suspension over gropingllegations . in over groping allegations. in a statement, mr pincher said he didn't want uncertainty for his constituents. science secretary michelle donelan told gb news the situation has been a huge distraction from other, more important political issues . important political issues. >> as we of course want to ensure that that every constituent across the country gets the very best service from their members of parliament. this has been a big distraction in terms of british politics. this story throughout the whole penod this story throughout the whole period hasn't it? i'm sure we can all agree on that. and the things that took place in regards to this individual bill were certainly not acceptable by any member of parliament. and i don't condone them whatsoever . don't condone them whatsoever. the ryanair chief executive was hit with a surprise outside of the european commission's headquarters in brussels. >> i love cream cakes. >> they're my favourite . >> they're my favourite. >>

by—election following the resignation of his former deputy chief whip, chris pincher , the mp for tamworthade the decision after losing an appeal against an eight week suspension over groping allegations in a statement, mr pincher said he didn't want uncertainty for his constituents as he sent his resignation letter to the chancellor, jeremy hunt . chancellor, jeremy hunt. >> this was a situation that needed to be resolved and now we know the way forward and we will put forward a very strong candidate from the conservative party who will help attract investment and jobs to staffordshire and to the wider region. and that's what we'll be campaigning on. >> the uk is rejoining the european union's £85 billion science research programme horizon. the move follows months of negotiations with a bespoke agreement signed off with the eu research will be able to apply for grants to take part in honzon for grants to take part in horizon projects until the programme ends in 2027. uk had been excluded from the scheme because of a disagreement over the northern ireland protocol. this is gb news across t

the mp for tamworth made the decision after losing an appeal against an eight week suspension over gropingegations. in a statement , over groping allegations. in a statement, mr over groping allegations. in a statement , mr pincher over groping allegations. in a statement, mr pincher said he didn't want uncertainty for his constituents . he sent his constituents. he sent his resignation letter to the chancellor, jeremy hunt . chancellor, jeremy hunt. >> this was a situation that needed to be resolved and now we know the way forward and we will put forward a very strong candidate from the conservative party who will help attract investment and jobs to staffordshire and to the wider region. and that's what we'll be campaigning on. >> and the prime minister has remembered the late queen's sharp wit as he marked the first anniversary of her death , rishi anniversary of her death, rishi sunak said gratitude for her extraordinary life of duty and dedication continues to grow . a dedication continues to grow. a year on the prime minister also said, our thoughts are with his majesty , king charles

the mp for tamworth made the decision after losing an appeal against an eight week suspension over gropingations. in a statement, mr pincher said he didn't want unsafe certainty for his constituents . he sent his his constituents. he sent his resignation letter to the chancellor, jeremy hunt . chancellor, jeremy hunt. >> this was a situation that needed to be resolved and now we know the way forward and we will put forward a very strong candidate from the conservative party who will help attract investor talent, jobs to staffordshire and to the wider region . and that's what we'll be region. and that's what we'll be campaigning on. >> well, as we've been hearing , >> well, as we've been hearing, the uk is rejoining the european union's £85 billion science research programme horizon. the move follows months of negotiations with a bespoke agreement signed off with the eu . researchers in the uk will be able to apply for grants to take part in horizon projects. that's until the programme ends in 2027. the uk had been excluded from the scheme because of a disagreement over the northern ireland

. resigning as mp for tamworth.'m only just hearing it, but we of course want to ensure that that every constituent across the country gets the very best service from their members of parliament. this has been a big distraction in in terms of british politics. this story throughout the whole period hasn't it? i'm sure we can all agree on that. and the things that took place in regards to this individual were certainly not acceptable by any member of parliament, and i don't condone them whatsoever . them whatsoever. >> where the conservative >> where does the conservative party have problem with sexual party have a problem with sexual misconduct at? >> absolutely not. this is not a party political issue and nor should it be an issue in any workplace. you wouldn't expect if you worked in any place to experience these types of things. and that's important that we have a process in place to deal with them . and we also to deal with them. and we also set the tone for the rest of society and lead by example. but my party

announced he'll quit triggering a by—election in what was previously considered a safe tory seat of tamworthshire . he basically lost staffordshire. he basically lost his appeal against an eight week suspension for groping two men at a private member's club last yeah at a private member's club last year. you couldn't make it up , year. you couldn't make it up, he said that he wanted to put an end constituents end to his constituents uncertainty . well, there's only uncertainty. well, there's only one certainty here that the conservatives are on for a landslide the general landslide at the next general election and only an act of god can save and it was one can save them. and it was one year on friday since we lost our fantastic monarch of some 70 years, queen elizabeth ii prince harry arrived in the uk to make an impromptu stop at saint george's chapel, where she's buried. francis groombridge, a regular viewer, wrote to me about it. she said, dear nana, i just felt i needed to see if it was just me . but i've just seen was just me. but i've just seen an image of prince harry coming out of sa