— headed fish in north and waveney valley in— headed fish in north and waveney valley in suffolke _ valley in suffolk and we are looking on course to do well in all of those three _ on course to do well in all of those three at— on course to do well in all of those three at a — on course to do well in all of those three. at a minimum i hope we will -et three. at a minimum i hope we will get more _ three. at a minimum i hope we will get more mp5 the next time around. that matters because it looks pretty likely i_ that matters because it looks pretty likely i think that labour will be the next — likely i think that labour will be the next government that the question— the next government that the question is what kind of labour government and if people want a labour— government and if people want a labour government that is going to be botder— labour government that is going to be bolder and braver than the best way to— be bolder and braver than the best way to do— be bolder and braver than the best way to do that is to get greens into pariiament— way to do that is to get greens in

co—leader of the party adrian ramsay will be visiting the new waveney valley constituency today, to seebank hub" now that there are no longer any bank branches in the area. the liberal democrats are committing to the expansion of free school meals for children across the country, if elected. sir ed davey made the announcement during a visit to a school while campaigning in harpenden, and he'll continue his party's campaign in south west london. the conservatives are making an election promise to crack down on fly—tipping and anti—social tenants in england and wales. their plans would see dumpers of illegal rubbish get points on their driving licences, and badly behaved tenants would get three strikes before being kicked out of social housing. the party said it was part of plans to improve people's quality of life and boost community cohesion. labour called the announcement "more empty words", while the lib dems said fines for fly—tipping had been so low under the tories that the party had, in effect, "legalised littering". let's speak to mel stride, who has served as the secretary of st

one of my predecessors as green party co—leader and over on the norfolk and suffolk border in waveney valleyt council has since won the council of the year award so it's a brilliant sign of how people think the greens can get done in government and then finally in the rural seat of north herefordshire early chance is standing and although there is a variety in terms of who the incumbents are and whether it is a rural urban area what unites these places as there is a strong, hard working group of green councillors so a lot of people who already have the experience of voting green at local level and getting green elected and seeing how hard we work for them and the fact we are there and ask the questions no one else does and putting forward the proposal that the other parties on bringing to the table and we know from having thousands of conversations with people that there's a lot of appetite for getting the greens elected at the next level of government. you will be well aware _ next level of government. you will be well aware as _ next level of government. you will be well aware as co-leader