the tees valley— tees valley and other areas with the tees valley mayor who has bright investment.any years of reaiiyiust — is another however many years of reallyjust being irrelevant to a place _ reallyjust being irrelevant to a place and _ reallyjust being irrelevant to a place and it doesn't come easy. you think having — place and it doesn't come easy. you think having a _ place and it doesn't come easy. gm. think having a conservative mp would inevitably attract westminster attention in the conservative government attention it would bring money in? i government attention it would bring mone in? ~ , government attention it would bring mone in? ~' , ., government attention it would bring mone in? ~' ., . money in? i think there is a chance of bringing — money in? i think there is a chance of bringing money _ money in? i think there is a chance of bringing money in. _ money in? i think there is a chance of bringing money in. hartlepool. of bringing money in. hartlepool missed out _ of bringing money in. hartlepool missed out on _ of bringing money in. hartlepool missed out on mon

i think on the back of the tees valley mayor, _ think on the back of the tees valley mayor, on_ thinkthe back of that, that is why i_ mayor, on the back of that, that is why i am _ mayor, on the back of that, that is why i am voting why i am voting. i think— why i am voting why i am voting. i think it— why i am voting why i am voting. i think it will — why i am voting why i am voting. i think it will catch the eye of the government to give more investment to the _ government to give more investment to the town, — government to give more investment to the town, and it will be on the radar— to the town, and it will be on the radar as — to the town, and it will be on the radar as well. politics aside, he has done — radar as well. politics aside, he has done a _ radar as well. politics aside, he has done a fantasticjob in the region — has done a fantasticjob in the region it _ has done a fantasticjob in the region. it could be labour, it could be conservative, it could be an independent, but i've seen from the results _ independent, but i've seen from the results that — independent, but i

in 2017 when the tees valley got its first metro mayor, l valley got its first metro mayor, there was, ,, unexcused to put money into this area? . , , ., ,, ., unexcused to put money into this area? . ,, ., ,, ., ., area? when i speak to labour campaigners. _ area? when i speak to labour campaigners, they _ area? when i speak to labour campaigners, they do - area? when i speak to labour campaigners, they do not - area? when i speak to labourj campaigners, they do not talk area? when i speak to labour. campaigners, they do not talk so much _ campaigners, they do not talk so much about a back seat bounce, they talk about _ much about a back seat bounce, they talk about a _ much about a back seat bounce, they talk about a ben how chin bounce. the conservative party mayor is extremely popular. when you look at the money— extremely popular. when you look at the money being spent in darlington, it is getting 22 million from the towns — it is getting 22 million from the towns fund regeneration cash, which is being _ towns fund regeneration cash, which is being just rooted by different govern

couple of weeks, there are only five or six by—elections coming up, but the big one here is the tees valleycoronavirus and keeping your business going? there is a drawback of being stopped in's smallest bar in the pandemic. the government introduced more policies _ the government introduced more policies for reducing the numbers to prevent— policies for reducing the numbers to prevent the spread of coronavirus and we _ prevent the spread of coronavirus and we have had to reduce the capacity— and we have had to reduce the capacity of the venue. before we went _ capacity of the venue. before we went into — capacity of the venue. before we went into the last lockdown business was at _ went into the last lockdown business was at a _ went into the last lockdown business was at a point where it was not workable. _ was at a point where it was not workable, it was no longer profitable, numbers were down to six people _ profitable, numbers were down to six people which would never work. naturally— people which would never work. naturally it had to be done. it looks — naturally it had to be done. it

the world i villages in this part of the world in the _ villages in this part of the world in the tees valley are the young people _ particularly. where are the young people who are going to work and ultimately stay in the region? historically this area has a strong fishing _ historically this area has a strong fishing and shipbuilding heritage that faded away in the 60s. since then it _ that faded away in the 60s. since then it has — that faded away in the 60s. since then it has been difficult for towns like hartlepool to keep people in the area — like hartlepool to keep people in the area and find well—paid jobs. any of— the area and find well—paid jobs. any of those 16 candidates out knocking — any of those 16 candidates out knocking on doors in places like this will— knocking on doors in places like this will face those questions. what will i this will face those questions. what will i and _ this will face those questions. what will i and my children be doing for work— will i and my children be doing for work and — will i and my children be doing for work and how can you ultimately make t

daniel caligiuri powerful run was proof that the desire to win remained the midfielder teeing up river valley gus to put the home side ahead of 5th goal of the season for outfield swiss winger. hoffenheim keeper all of a bowman smile was a distant memory by the 8 minutes. when reform to double the lead up to 23 minutes on the harm still had a lot to do but finished with the club experienced wing as 7th goal of the campaign . the goal of the day belonged to hoffenheim however. but strode catching in football on the whole fully to give the business his full scope late in the game. he finished to warm in a match that never felt crucial. striker sashenka logic had. 8 goals on his last day keynes could he make it 99 stopping him was the aim for flying on co felts braman. there were no goals from anyone until the 81st minute when bonus also finally found cullen jets. and 9th goal in as many outings actually not replace show brains new take out a stance on lance the ball into his own necks. maintain an outside shot at europe now to the tables nether regions. time to get serious as 15th placed minds

was a conservative. 0ne mayor for the tees valley was a conservative.re being represented? i think it does. i think the _ jobs are being represented? i think it does. i think the statement - jobs are being represented? i think it does. i think the statement that l it does. i think the statement that was made — it does. i think the statement that was made is hugely exciting, as you say. was made is hugely exciting, as you saw i_ was made is hugely exciting, as you saw ithink— was made is hugely exciting, as you say. i think the statement itself was one — say. i think the statement itself was one that really did resonate. i think. _ was one that really did resonate. i think, however, that it brought with it a deep— think, however, that it brought with it a deep breath and a real sense that we _ it a deep breath and a real sense that we loved it. we were really, really— that we loved it. we were really, really pleased to hear it, and now we are _ really pleased to hear it, and now we are watching to make sure there is some _ we are watching to make sure th

you do that by getting investment and working alongside the tees valley mayor and hartlepool council,ough schools and universities, and create a much more entrepreneurial spirit, getting them to compete against each other locally. i would love to do that scheme where you put them in front of panels and they have a chance to get some real investment. fine of panels and they have a chance to get some real investment. one final tuestion, get some real investment. one final question. the _ get some real investment. one final question, the electoral _ get some real investment. one final question, the electoral commission | question, the electoral commission has today said that regarding the refurbishment of that downing street flat, they are satisfied there are reasonable grounds to suspect that an offence or offences may have occurred and they will continue investigating how it was initially paid for before the prime minister met the custom cell. if it is found the prime minister has committed an electoral offence, what should happen? he electoral offence, what should ha- ten? , ., , , hap

also, the economy here in hartlepool and across the tees _ here in hartlepool and across the tees valleyly sound like your mum! thank you i will vote or not. i probably sound like your mum! thank you all. i will vote or not. i probably sound i like your mum! thank you all. back to you, anita. i like your mum! thank you all. back to you. anita-— to you, anita. i hope you get a chance to _ to you, anita. i hope you get a chance to warm _ to you, anita. i hope you get a chance to warm up, _ to you, anita. i hope you get a chance to warm up, victoria. i to you, anita. i hope you get a i chance to warm up, victoria. more from victoria throughout the day and you can find the full list of candidates standing in the hartlepool by—election on our website. you can see the list right now on our screen. you can see the list right now on ourscreen. let's you can see the list right now on our screen. let's return to the breaking news of the last half an hour or so. there are reasonable grounds to suspect that an offence or offences may have occurred in the refurbishment of 11 downing st, according to