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Has promised to repay the trust of voters and deliver bricks it following the conservatives emphatic win in the general election the Tories won 365 seats including. The biggest victory since Margaret Thatcher in 1987 Labor returned just 203 M.P.'s its worst performance since 1935 Here's the story. Over remarkable 24 hours in British politics. Poll is suggesting that there will be a conservative majority my life probably the time Michael guys your mouth is hanging on to. Is a seat that could never amount to anything other than in the Labor position but the message from Workington be they say we will deliver. For 3 years ago we will get. How's it looking for you to speak. Should leave immediately and have nothing further with the Labor Party it's not just. Politics. The result we've achieved very. Many people in this country will now have a government to continue the policies of a stereotypic the poorest communities I think suffer very the party leader. Has lost his seat. To the Scottish National Party. Liberal Democrats have been the unapologetic voice of remaining in the selection obviously it hasn't worked and. This is an epic defining election win which represents a moment of change in the history of this country comparable I would say to Mr. Tony Blair as a $997.00 we are embarking now on a new course. We do I will make it through. To prove you right. In the future hello was. All right thank you thank you. So here in Shropshire Telford was under the spotlight as a very marginal seat the Tories ridiculed the label with an increase. Majority of nearly 11000 Lucy Allen won the seat by just 720 votes in 2017 but she secured 25546 votes with Labour's cancer Katrina Goleman receiving 14605 ms Allen's held the seat since 2015 but said she had not anticipated the scale of the one I can't quite believe the result that we're seeing here in Telford But obviously the results nationally clearly there has been this huge national swing which is down to Bret's it not having been to live it late believe voters feeling ignored and left behind again I think in my case here in Telford it's been a 7 year journey of getting to know people building a reputation getting a brand as it were and being the sitting incumbent m.p. You inevitably have a lot of killjoy on your side Lucy Allen's neighbor Mark Pritchard was also returned in the region he almost doubled his majority so 18726 that's an 8 percent increase on the result in 2017 he was 1st elected in 2004 since my 5th election I mean you know I'm just. Grateful to the people of the weekend for once again returning me to the house Commons and leave me to get back to work next week as a swearing in them probably to Queen's speech and I suspect then the withdrawal bill coming back before parliament will be working right up to. The the eve of Christmas pretty much I suspect and getting getting to work getting threats delivered Oh in Paterson also held North Yorkshire securing 35444 votes a 62.7 percent share in just over a 68 percent turnout earlier this afternoon I congratulated him when he called in to the b.b.c. Radio very much indeed for it was tremendous We have a record vote record percentage and record majority in history in all structure and . The national picture looking very good for the Tories as well we've now can get on with what people raised virtually every time I bumped into them wherever I was across north shore in the models I went to people came up to me and said When you've sort breaks it we voted to leave when Ian it it we waited 3 and a half years and I thought yesterday I shall go around the police and decide how to mix a polling station get a feel for it they were all busy the towns were really busy people waiting to be that we Q's. I just had a feel people the human the something up you know the polling officer saying this was an exceptional turnout and people were really determined so I did make a comment at the end my acceptance speech this is the 3rd great democratic statement we have the referendum itself indorsed again by the last general election where 90 percent of votes went to people wanted to leave European Union and then we have last night so I just I really hope the establishment gets the message the people want to leave the European Union they want to have politicians elected who can control their laws their money and their borders and if they make a mess of it they can kick out by voting so now Boris has to deliver on the promise that he made it breaks it obviously comes high up the list so what happens now what you think will happen in the coming days I will add very much how we get cracking this coming week as I understand it we're going to sit next Friday and get the 2nd reading of the bill through and that is really good we've got to get on with this there's no messing around people been exasperated by the prevarication and all these people in the last remain parliament deliberately obstructing what happened we've got to get this behind us and then that I think as I said Will will really help the economy immediately it will end the uncertainty I think it investments it will go ahead and then of course there are huge decisions we've got in the state services and here we got 312000000 pound project or the biggest n.h.s. Projects in the United Kingdom we've got to get on with that such a massive majority means the parties in Northern Ireland can almost be bulldozed as a former Northern Ireland Secretary do you think they will be no we are the party of the United Kingdom where that is over and Unionist Party so we'll have to be I think very careful the way we handle both in all the Scotland but I would warn the s.n.p. That they'll be absent no sympathy amongst M.P.'s like me for yet another referendum you cannot go on as they try to on Europe playing it like Wimbledon in a best of 3 sets best of 5 sets and examined and it was certain the time said it is absolutely clear this was a once in a lifetime. Referendum on whether Scotland stayed in the United Kingdom or went independent the Scots voted very very clearly to stay in the United Kingdom and that's that as far as we're concerned we don't want have these endless wrangling and I just wish the s.n.p. Would look over their shoulders what's happening in their own patch they wait a mess of one of the finest education systems in Western Europe that huge hospitals are not working they fouled up the police system I wish they'd get all of the day job and run Scotland probably when it comes to Boris Johnson who will rein him in you've been a very vocal Bracks a tear who will be the moderate voices that perhaps tone the new pm down I don't see that the people have been extreme or anything a little bit hard breaks the tears or whatever I think will be a different tone in Parliament. You're going to have M.P.'s from Northern seats now in middle and seats with real gritty business backgrounds who've made their way in the world from difficult humble backgrounds and done really well and I think that will bring a different tone and we'll be absolutely conscious we have got to deliver these We've absolutely got to deliver them that doesn't mean you know looking at public services it does mean the health service it does mean prop transport projects does mean better broadband of mobile phones and we know around here the mobile phone system is beyond dire and we've done very well for 95 percent of the homes on broadband but the 5 percent it is bad and I'm afraid a lot of the 5 percent live interruption and we've got to get that sorted plenty of people will be worried even in some places frightened by this result nationally how do you show as a party that you have the interests of the many and not the few fights that was asked on the radio it was coming down in the car I find it extraordinary that we you know we have reunited the country it's amazing that a party has a spread right from the southwest right across southern England all those prosperous southern England bits and then here in the West Midlands and Wales are complete clean out of labor pretty well in North Wales and then these amazing seats in the north of English so I think it's exactly the opposite the Tory party is really united the country on this but we've got to deliver on the 1st thing is we've got to on of the referendum that's why the labor have got it's a catastrophic a wrong and why the liberal Dems. So-called Democrat policy Renee Gee on the Reverend was absolutely bizarre people are furious about it and have not forgotten and it's very very simple so the 1st thing is get that done that I think will then get this whole national nightmare behind us and then get on with managing the economy well managing public finances and thankfully now we're not borrowing 300000 pounds a minute as we were under Gordon Brown we can't just increase in health provision and other public services Well I should delay no longer Thanks for coming in and. Actually much and he ran out the building and he really did own power. And reelected in record breaking style in North ruction not to be outdone in the south of the county Philip Dunn was also reelected in record breaking style as the conservative m.p. For Ludlow with a majority of 23648 votes he got 64 percent of the vote Mr Dunn says it's the biggest majority in the constituency ever this has been a historic result for South structure we've got the largest number of people voting Conservative ever got the biggest majority ever and I think that's a huge tribute both to my team in getting encouraging people out to vote but also to the residence who voted very decisively I got just over 64 percent a little bit Ok which is a majority of just over 47 percent over the 2nd place candidate so it is it is a pretty convincing result Ludlow m.p. Again Phillip Dunn and completing a blue wash for the Tories in Shropshire Daniel captaincy retained his Shrewsbury and action seat with 31021 votes 11217 more than 2nd place Labor candidate Julia Buckley one person who certainly won't forget her 1st election is 18 year old Hannah Locke she stood as an independent insurance be a natural. The total number of votes given to each count is follows Buckley Julia the Labor Party 19804 the julian date is Geoffrey Green Party 1762 that's Nathaniel Jacob liberal Democrat 5906. Daniel Robert the Conservative Party 31020 want to thank you. Knock down a list of independent 572 votes Thank you. Yes a distant last place but 572 people voted for her so she doesn't even lose her deposit and the winner Daniel captaincy quickly singled out in his victory address I'd like to thank all of the candidates who have conducted themselves with a very clean fight in a very professional way and specially to handle this young lady who was only 18 and I wish her every success in the future very much hope to see one day also in the House of Commons thank you very much I. Am speaking to b.b.c. Radio shops as Nick Southall Hannah looks back on her 1st campaign the 1st time I voted No I voted for myself I never really expected to see politics from this side I always thought that it was the council had everything to do with the local issues and M.P.'s only dealt with national issues and actually there are all these different things that on a local level like the local hospitals the M.P.'s have so much control and influence so I think it's really important actually that we remember that M.P.'s are supposed to represent their constituencies and represent those local issues for us what made you that's 18 years old are you sorry to turn you. To politics I wanted to see a little voice involved and I wanted to hear about all these issues I've been talking about with my friends and people I've been talking to in town about who are you going to vote for and nobody was really certain and I thought thought Also it's being so driven by. A lot of other issues are being overlooked Sauron social media the hash tag youth quake you do you feel the Friends of you people of your age of really engaged in this election yeah I mean I've been hoping that this election will bring a much higher young young voter turn out honestly it's been amazing seeing so many young candidates going for seats what I view what was your main point of. This election standing in line people and is this supposed to represent what the constituency wants and believes and I want to stand as an honest politician potentially that people can believe in and knowing that I believe in action as a community what were you finding when you were speaking to people what were they talking to you about was it a chair I saw was it dominated by what we've heard from other candidates by the national picture. It's you know honestly a fair fairly good mix of everything from sort of potholes in local shops doing their bit for the environment to the n.h.s. On and it's been really interesting seeing the contrast really and a lot of people saying you know good for you for standing for the little things and then other people saying you have got to vote because of this national issue you believe that local issues have been forgotten. Not forgotten but overall it's going to be hopefully over word soon enough whichever way it goes then we've got 5 more years of common sitting if nothing. Yes I'd like to shed a light on thinking about those other things what about the future courage to you to stand again in 5 years time I think perhaps I will I might go for a council seat next and honestly whatever I end up doing in the next 5 years I want to be campaigning and talking about things that really matter to me and really matters to everyone around me 18 year old Hannah look who stood as an independent in truth brand at him talking to b.b.c. Radio structures Nick Southall after polling 572 votes meaning that she doesn't lose her 500 pounds deposit b.b.c. Radio Friday evening is 22 minutes past 5 b.b.c. Radio 4 of you were. Ok time to get a check on the weather with John Hammond Hi John Yeah hi chilly some sunshine that breeze is going edge to it doesn't it and that'll be a feature of the weather right away through this weekend you need layers windproof layers and at times waterproof layers as well now the moments Dr Whitty shows cross and wash mountain so if you're heading out tonight don't get caught out there could be a sharp shower or 2 temperatures dipping down to well 2 or 3 degrees might be a little bit of ice around if you catch an overnight shower now tomorrow's going to sort of chilly it's going to stay chilly in that when temperatures of anything and not feel to down on today so sixes and sevens in the best of the sunshine but when the showers come along therefore by several degrees and we could see a little wet wet snow to keep I granted and should mount to much through daylight hours but tomorrow night to the increasing chance of some heavier showers which could deposit a little bit of snow in any any parts of the county particularly get up of the high ground could be like covering by Sunday morning Sunday get a cold blustery day a mixture of sunshine and showers and all the while temperatures by day at around 6 or 7 degrees they get thank you very much indeed John have a great weekend John Hammond with your weather here on b.b.c. Radio. Now here's a story we 1st took from yesterday but we liked it so much we've been looking into a bit more sightings of power. Archita Kashyap she have been growing in recent years the brightly colored birds originally from Australia strangely thrive in this country there are thousands of them in London and Manchester for instance and for years they have been urban myths about how parakeets 1st flocked to Britain some say it was a result of a flamboyant release in the name of peace by Jimi Hendrix on Carnaby Street others suggest they arrived in 1951 when Humphrey Bogart and Katherine Hepburn visited London with animals in tow to film the African Queen will sadly thanks to research published in The Journal of zoology it seems that these are definitely not the reasons why we have parakeets in the u.k. . It's a tale which has been told of many late night gatherings for decades but the romantic notion that parakeets were introduced to the u.k. By Jimi Hendrix has finally been debunked by scientists a study published in The Journal of zoology has found the spread of the birds through the country had nothing to do with either the American guitarist or even Humphrey Bogart. Many colorful theories have been advanced to explain the presence in the u.k. At least bright green birds with their rings neck and estate and here since tools such as it stems from an escape of Keats from the set of the Bogart film The African Queen which is filmed in Ealing in 1051 just unfortunately knowledge but this tall story and many others have long entertained the bird enthusiastic they did Linda also known as the urban bird or. What particular favorite was Jimi Hendrix standing on khan Street in 1969 Adam and . Let them both go and 40 years later this 40000. That story there's a few others that for example a plane flying over southwest London part of the fuselage fought off and by chance landed on a brick and all the characters. A level that scientists use geographic profiling and newspaper archives to conclude the parakeet population has grown from numerous releases over many years some have been accidental and others probably deliberate in response to sensational reports about the risk of fatal parrot fever which hit the headlines in the 1st half of the 20th century sightings dating back to the 860 s. Were also recorded the parakeet it seems has been able to thrive in urban conditions without the help of either job or just an addict. They are great so. You sort of do wish they were true but there you go deep bunkers are the Journal of zoology b.b.c. Radio 526 and the Shrewsbury election count in the early hours of this morning we couldn't help but notice a few glaring mispronunciations Here's what the unfortunate returning officer did to Daniel Kaczynski Nathaniel Jacob liberal Democrats 5906 friends. Daniel Roberts the Conservative Party 31021 I. Would probably consider. That. Daniel and Julie elected as a member of parliament for the show group in action column entry constituency I am not just the tip of the iceberg woe betide you if you get certain names here at b.b.c. Radio shop you're wrong sure focus a few. Don't call him seen faculty don't do that and John Gallacher grimaces Gallacher So that set is looking for further examples compiled for your delegation by Charlotte Hayward. Allie ash it's Slovenian dance a very nice man says nice things about me because apparently I'm the only one who gets his name right broadcaster Alan dedicate the voice of the bulls the National Lottery and strictly has been announcing and pronouncing the year is in my book there is no easier way to irritate listeners or viewers than getting their names wrong or indeed where they leave names like John Mandalay which some people like to have it said like that Cholmondeley but there are some equally probably more who say Chumley Chumley the late Duchess of Alba I believe she was possibly the most married woman in Europe and when we were reporting the story we were just going to give her last married name and I said no we've got to give all of her surnames so the pronunciation unit loved this and they presented me with 2 sides of a 4 with all the names and I pasted them around the side of the new studio and yes I did practice that still to come farewell to Maria Teresa Sario Paloma Alfonse or Victoria I think neophytes Nandor Teresa Francisco De Parle or Lauder's Antonia or safe or Faust cast or daughter Taylor Santa Esperanto or Fitz James Stewart silver Falco Elgato by one of the world's richest and most colorful artistic rats presenter Julian worker remembers one afternoon at b.b.c. Radio left we're talking the late 1980 s. And a piece of copy was rushed into the studio that I hadn't had a chance to read before the bulletin began and it was to do with new rules relating to access to the Leicester City football stadium and it made particular reference to people who were debating church holders now for some reason this wasn't a phrase that I was particularly familiar with. So as that particular phrase and sentence drew near I cast my eye forward as you do when you're reading a bit of copy especially when it's not familiar copy briefly panicked seeing the word bencher and announced with great conviction that the only people allowed into that particular part of the Leicester City football stadium would be denture holders rather than debenture holders and I still to this day I'm a Kasia only haunted by the idea of people arriving to watch a game of football at Leicester and have to display their false teeth before they're allowed in Hello this is Cathy clogs and my least favorite things to say are general election and the United Arab Emirates if you saw me saying that I look ridiculous because I have to really really move my face to make sure that I say them properly and those crop up a lot of history in the news and the last surviving Dambusters pilot has died at the age of 961 that I'll never forget was a few years ago I read a news item which referred to the 2nd World War and I slightly struggled with the end of it bombs to devastate downs in nasty nasty Germany so Ari I think the most famous mispronunciation was furring to a former culture secretary Yes let's not go there. I think we all remember and want to forget. I'm not going there either no are not going to go there either the Office for National Statistics is a real sort of teeth or lips moment when you have to rethink up I find no pressure at all now of what's to come for the rest of the show no mistakes here I'm sure it's b.b.c. Radio 530. And with your news and sports headlines. By Saddam Good evening Boris Johnson is pledging to heal the divisions of Brecht's set after securing the conservative best general election victory for more than 30 years with all the results in the Tories have 365 seats a majority of 80 many of the new M.P.'s were elected at the expense of. Lay of lay by you have suffered that heaviest a few election defeat since before the 2nd World War speaking in Downing Street Mr Johnson said he wanted to lead a people's government with the focus on improving the n.h.s. Well the trust which runs Tropfest to acute hospitals is edging people to consider whether they need the specialist services provided by the accident and emergency departments as the units continue to face huge demand this week from Monday to yesterday more than $1600.00 people visited and day at the Rolls Royce be on Princess Royal hospitals that equates to one patient every 3 and a half minutes that comes after new figures showed more than 60 people waited longer than 12 hours for treatment in the 2 units last month nationally the performance of and it departments in England fell to another record last month 81.4 percent of patients were seen within the 4 hour target down from 83.6 percent in October and a lorry driver has denied being involved in a large human trafficking plot linked to the deaths of $39.00 Vietnamese people in a refrigerated contain an Essex Christopher Kennedy used 23 and from county Alma has appeared at the Old Bailey pleading not guilty to 2 charges. Me and shabbiest. The new science or top the Welsh Premier League player Barry tonight t.n.s. Of one the last 3 league game scoring 15 goals in the process and their manager Scott Roscoe fails a side is now in top of the European competition to receive just a. Few seasons with relatives. We find don't feel. We've really come into our lives a time in a season where we really have to leave. Some record says the defender he bought from wolves in the summer may yet be one of the linchpins for success a choice between the season the town manager feels 8th and a bank slams Dallas rekindling his career after several loan spells away from wolves and getting him on a permanent deal is Friday's premier yet proved to be something of a coup signed Yeah definitely but I think you're have to say I'm surprised that we were able to get him something he's a very very good player so I think he's proved that this year in the game just by anything for a number of years and is abilities is excellent coming through and always as well you know what because while authorities he's going to go into a. Little pool manager Yakin crop says he couldn't contemplated leaving the club after he signed a contract extension until 2024 Liverpool won the Champions League and the German last season and to finish 2nd in the Premier League Cup says news of his new deal should help the club in the transfer market your players when you want to bring them in and ask them how long is the military and stuff like we all want to know why that's so it's not done really happy about that or are you happy that we could be part of this wonderful journey of a longer Pep Guardiola has denied he has a contract clause allowing him to leave Manchester City next summer city want a domestic trouble last season but by currently 14 points behind Premier League leaders Liverpool and cricket the England Test captain Joe Root has been left out of the squad for the 32020 internationals in South Africa the selectors a keen to look at all the players ahead of the World Cup but root does remain in their plans and Jonny Sexton is in a race to be fit for island 6 nations opener against Scotland at the start of February he's injured his knee joining us win over at Northampton last weekend and that's b.b.c. Radio shop just news on sport on next 6 thank you very much indeed Debbie let's get an update on the roads now here's Erica Travel me. Ideas for a few helping you get where you need to be. From the. Says sisters I don't feel like dancing on b.b.c. Radio show Friday evening now it may be more than 30 years since his death but the legendary singer. Is still gaining legions of new fans all over the world it's all thanks to the timeless work of his daughter the manager of his estate who lives right here. Ever since her father's death in 1905 Michelle has been trolling archives around the world and hunting down long lost recordings Monroe at the height of his fame you can meet her in Telford tomorrow b.b.c. Radio. Caught up with her during a promotional of parents at the Victoria James store and. You. Were Out of the room. I miss. The daughter of the legendary singer. Shopping Center meeting and greeting people and wishing them a happy Christmas with all sorts of. Memories from your father's legacy is also just top. Well I brought along my book which is a biography I wrote of my dad which took about 4 years of research but it was something I felt very passionate about I wanted people to know about the man behind the voice you know you cannot speak about Matt Monro and they'll say oh yes he's the guy that did Born Free Oh he did From Russia With Love And then they'll stand there on the go we were suppressed striper maybe it was not a struggle for long there was if you can use it in your bus driver To me it was a great tactic you know it's like Bosman made good and that stuff but that's all they did know about same and I still that's terrible it's about me making sure people time forget the legacy and this is why I work on the cruise ships during tool because I want people to remember the music I think that's what simple. I mean next year is that's $98.00 anniversary and he's the 60th anniversary of his 1st hit portraits of my love and the great thing is to be sick doesn't tell you it's it's timeless It really is it wasn't Frank Sinatra famously said that your dad was one of the 3 greatest singers that's ever lived in it and I My mother always laugh this I'm sure he counted himself in that we never did find out who the 3rd one vote even makes now sadly know they were supposed to many times something always happens that got in the way your father went way too soon in his fifty's was mean in the 1980 so since that time what have you been doing over the course of those many years and to keep his memory alive at that point haven't I done the 1st thing I did was was launch a website and that amazed me we were getting 5000 hits a month from people all around the world asking 6070 that's is a day and that's why. Got to write the book at that point because I thought oh you know I can make contact with people I've released about 48 albums I spent my life on the Internet looking for anything and everything of Daddy's recordings of life performances and things that I guess are really really precious and they are very precious and unfortunately the b.b.c. Tapes over shows to save money so very little exists but things do exist overseas and it's amazing what we found about 3 or 4 weeks ago a.t.v. Came to me and said they'd found 2 shows I'd been searching for for the last 28 is one stressed Conway's show and one strong that's all but shows have you seen them yes know those I should get them the full Christmas and that's really exciting because I don't know what song. The wonderful voice of Mama Rome before that Michelle Monroe the daughter of my talking to cull turns up the Victoria chain store in Telford shopping center she'll be back there again tomorrow from 10 till 4 doing more book signings on the shop we play her dance music old I swell wonderful stuff coming up close to 6 now talking great music this is my song of the week of play do this every day and I love this song is brilliant the weekend it's called blinding lights. Like that the weekend I'm blinding lights speed b.c. Right to show you some of the week for you next Monday on the show now you don't get much for quite these days to the residents in lovely reckon they've got fantastic value for their pound it's bought them some land they cross of green space off Sydney Road had been given planning permission for 5 bungalows residents objected and after a fight lasting 3 is known as connects this housing agree to sell the site to Ludlow town council for just a pound securing its future as an open space b.b.c. Radio shop has him Perry has been to find out more from Ludlow met him Gill I'm sure she counsellor on the bowling to. His indie Yeah we've had a lot of writers everybody knows this is one thing for come from the cover you you take me to a tree still 3 years ago I got an urgent call say I'm cutting down a tree so I dashed back to his. Contract as finding a tree it's just like well behind us No way mate. And they were cutting it down. We had a standoff for about 3 hours of negotiation wall shall hold the contract to the housing association negotiated to preserve the 2nd tree for the time being and then we put a preservation order on it to make it more difficult. And this is the start of a 3 year battle everybody has been involved in this was surrounded by housing to everybody this house he doesn't want his land developers and it's not now going to be developed Tim Gill look like this is a victory for people power is it I think very much so I think any action like cutting down a tree in such a sensitive area you know it should people and there was a shock and I prayed up the reason given for cutting it down was to save money and everybody was cynical about it I knew there was a different agenda and so people became very angry they became very hostile and they became very warm and because of the lot looser around it by lots of green in the town itself there's a shortage of green spaces and people value areas like this and it's important when you come into town you have a nice green area it's a good introduction and it is in Hans's the life of the people round here as well the green is what we reckon about 3 courses and they all told the plan was to put 5 bungalows here that's now not going to happen and why the you to the housing association connects us has new management I'm Dave I have a policy now to work with the community this was opposed by the computers it is a real surprise I came to town council meeting and announce we're not going to go ahead I mean my jaw dropped I didn't expect it to happen I thought we'd lost has got planning permission so it was just a week ago they came up with an offer of say you can have it for a quid I don't know this area. We're in Maine on the bill with perpetuity nobody can develop that one so. It would transfer to the town council the princely sum of one you don't get deals like this very often you get a good material pound piece. As a dime counts as when you got down to them there is this movie here of stuff slowly sinking into into a quagmire at the moment. Green Green Grass all across the site there are trees scattered around as well what's the features it just inside the sun now we are going to ask people how they'd like to see it developed whether they want to see it becoming more like a wild flower meadow where they want to see more indigenous trees built in so the time comes he's going to be inviting people to say how they want this area how it should to be developed and how we will look in the future that is lovely met councillor Boddington talking to b.b.c. Radio Perry to celebrate the purchase Ludlow town council say they'll hold a party on Sydney Road green in the New Year maybe when it's not quite so wet and muddy b.b.c. Ready for up to 8 minutes to 6 it's way Shropshire comes to find out the latest join in and stay on today to be honest you'll County b.b.c. Radio for old. B.b.c. Introducing intro this is a brand new to the b.b.c. Introducing our players because of all the course. The bass fans found about. This is Old this time. B.b.c. Music introducing instruction to Simon beret and Mikael Wilde that was I'm going to say again the bad bad is a bad and the bad found a band found so use up all of the B.'s and your people and fantastic fantastic music. Saturday Eva. And from 8 on b.b.c. Radio. Now Christmas can be a time of the year to say thank you so today a huge u.k. Were holding back Christmas party at the White House in Wellington with more than 200 volunteers enjoying lunch on the get together b.b.c. Radio show Genevieve Tudor popped him in the hope of a glass of something and the turkey jumps take if she was like a higher power and. This is our annual Christmas party just to say thank you to our volunteers for everything that they do during the year to see any options you that we have bringing you to say thank you so I think we had about 220 people who are here today it's fabulous for them to have a chance to get together as well because when they're volunteering they're not necessarily saying other volunteers No not necessarily I mean we have a lot of takes center to come as groups but a lot of other friends a volunteer ing pretty much on their own really so it's nice when the come because they see the breadth of everything that we do and we should call the friend just so they sit together so they get to the each other and could talk to each other about the volunteering we are everywhere in every little hamlet and every little village there are people befriending and visiting and doing all sorts of things for people and you know we have this little tiny de census we have great big data centers we have a whole make sure groups and clubs and activities going on and all of it's done by volunteers we couldn't do even a quarter things that we do without volunteers. How long have you been running the day sentry much went ot 2 years I was Miss wife I knew they had to get away from a farm unless you've got something to do so you go because you know something else I've really enjoyed you know and of course a lot of the members are much when they knew me when I was little and grew up with them really enjoyed you know how long are you going to continue the next 30 to. He is I don't feel like stop in because they say don't you stop because it will close us and we can't have that I just wanted to give something back and the elderly to me was a worry that these people are on their own with very little interaction with others and I just wanted to do something with my time too I was visiting some does nothing really serious I did my days nothing to get back to a lonely place. I volunteered as Yvonne Bradley and Barbara Cofield and chief executive Heather also born enjoying a Christmas get together to celebrate the work they do for a huge u.k. In the county sounds like a wonderful event 4 minutes to 6 coming up after 6 o'clock Carl Jones telling you about his film reviews this week. So if you hang up to the cinema. A sharpshooter. In use at 6 o'clock am typing Mitchell Boris Johnson has said he hopes the conservatives extraordinary election win will bring closure to the BRICs it debate and let the healing begin the Tories support a majority of 80 that largest since Margaret Thatcher in 1087 the prime minister has promised the u.k. Will leave the e.u. By the end of January the former father of the house Ken Clarke was that expelled from the parliamentary party for rebelling over break set he said Mr Johnson will now have fewer problems getting his deal through the House of Commons Boris has got an amazing opportunity now he's got power for 5 years he can really in the Men's to man discretion what he can do at the Labor Party is in a serious crisis which will take a year or 2 for resolving the Liberal Democrats have broken through so part of the problem big problem Scotland Boris is now quite clear to decide what he wants to do labor suffered its worst defeat since $935.00 ending up with $203.00 and pays the party's former minister a lot Blunkett has called on Jeremy Koeppen to step down immediately and apologize it would really help if the clique that runs the Labor party at the moment said sorry they're so lacking in any country right belief that they've made a mistake and I am told one of them apologize to all those who lost their seats last night. The conservative m.p. Philip Dunn says he believes Boris Johnson can get it done by the 31st of January and after that focus can shift to local issues he received nearly 2 thirds of the vote in Ludlow winning the seat for the 5th time he says he wants to move forward with work on local health care Bracks it was a national policy for Shropshire I played a part in securing the largest single capital investment in our cute house actually 312000000 that's 312000000 now I hope we can put that to bed and we can get on implemented well it emerged today that for the 1st time every major Andy unite in England has failed to hit its 4 hour waiting time target in November all 119 units fell below the aim of seeing 95 percent of patients within the time frame is the worst set of figures the n.h.s. Has posted since targets were introduced more than a decade ago or stopped just to end the units were among the worst performing in the country last month with more than 60 people waiting longer than 12 hours for treatment the demand on.