we are in taunton town centre.ou do not have to drive too far out of taunton town centre to be in neil ashton green hills of the somerset country chart —— be in the lush green hills of the somerset countryside. this is doing all right in the face of challenges for high street but if you talk to business owners and people about incomes, and it's the same albums we are hearing up and down the country, how far the money is going and for how long. it is interesting when you look at the statistics of taunton and wellington, which we like to do do, this place is actually pretty close to mr and mrs average, average levels of education, income and employment. while this might be a new constituency, what happens here when we get those results on the 5th ofjuly might tell a bigger story about the wider uk. we have been out and about speaking with voters. taunton and wellington sits in england's southwest, a mixture of the market towns and surrounding scattered villages. based on the 2019 votes, the conservatives would have a

we have got the biggest hospital in taunton, the biggest hospital in taunton, the biggest hospital inbeing in that water is going to be really important to them. that is another issue voters will be considering. interestingly, the local river has been given bathing water status, so the wild swimmers will be glad to hear that. and another issue i am always talking to people about is transport, getting around. lots of people like to complain to me about potholes, about bus services, but they are also happy that wellington is going to be getting a new train station and that should be up and running next year. now, this is a typical southwest constituency in many ways because as you said it is not labour who are the main rivals to the conservatives but the liberal democrats. the taunton seat has a flip—flop between the liberal democrats and the tories over the last few decades. it has most recently had a conservative mp but there are six candidates standing this time so a lot to play for. fight! this time so a lot to play for. and how have the _ this time so a lot to play for. and how have

labour say the prime minister is desperate good morning from taunton in somerset, one of the new constituenciesrugby union player ed slater pays tribute to rob burrow — and says thank you for supporting people with motor neurone disease. in sport, scotland are already there. now, after a royal send—off england are, too. gareth southgate's squad arrive at their euros base in germany with the tournament starting on friday. good morning. we are seeing some sunshine today but generally there will be a lot of cloud, some showers. showers especially in eastern areas and it

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north devon, south devon, tor bay, taunton, wales and the mendip hills, dorset and poole and some seatsy across northern england, but those sunny skies will be in rather short supply this afternoon. there is going to be a lot more cloud developing and it will be feeling cooler than it was yesterday with more of a north—westerly wind blowing. it's quite a cool wind direction and the cooling trend will continue into next week. yesterday's front that was across the south—east of england this morning is clearing away this afternoon, taking any showers with it, so drying out here. there will be a lot of cloud and it will brighten up quite nicely across south—west england. a few isolated showers across the midlands and towards north—east england in particular. patchy rain for north—west scotland. otherwise dry. plenty of cloud around, that will tend to melt away again towards the end of the day, but temperatures disappointingly low for the time of year, just 15 to 21 celsius. overnight tonight there will be plenty of clear skies around. the cloud will break up. in the clear skies temperatures

those traditional areas from , you traditional areas from, you know, from cornwall and saint ives to tauntony say, you know what? when we had a liberal democrat mp, we actually saw them. they actually did stuff. they cared for us and they want that back. >> you do mention brexit now brexit was a big debate in 2019. of course that's been and gone. but you do say you're a four stage process to get towards single market entry. is that this decade, if you have any control of power? >> well, it's difficult to say because the conservatives have so poisoned, britain's relationship with our nearest neighbours in europe that it's going to take quite a while to rebuild the trust. i mean, i, i genuinely don't know. i genuinely don't know. i genuinely don't know. and i know you like me to say it's going to happen there, but i can't know, can i? because we need to engage with them. we have a four stage process. we couldn't be clearer, but the things we'd like to do for that, one of the things we'd like to do is to get a better trade deal. i mean, the trade deal that boris johnson the conservatives got ha

this morning she was in leeds, but right now is in west taunton, which is in the constituency of boltonl come to that second. we found this, a takeaway, although it is not open at the moment. i don't know what sign it is. let's take into the florist and meet debbie. did you watch the debate yesterday? t florist and meet debbie. did you watch the debate yesterday? i watch some of it. and _ watch the debate yesterday? i watch some of it. and what _ watch the debate yesterday? i watch some of it. and what did you - watch the debate yesterday? i watch some of it. and what did you make i watch the debate yesterday? i watch | some of it. and what did you make of it? not— some of it. and what did you make of it? not really a lot, a lot of promises _ it? not really a lot, a lot of promises and say a lot of words and they don't— promises and say a lot of words and they don't follow anything up. he they don't follow anything up. hrs. decided they don't follow anything up. decided to they don't follow anything up. h2 decided to you will vote for? they don't follow anything up. he decided to you wi

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