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Where that leaves the u.k. Will follow the stories as they emerge through the morning but do have your say today on the general election of 27 so you know 34595757 is my phone number you can text 81333 Start your message with the word radio with your reaction to the election results. And Information Systems sakes on f.m. And on the a.b.c. Digital radio deceased's in. The morning it's 9 o'clock am Emily Jeffrey Labor and the Liberal Democrats have won one seat each back from the conservatives in Sussex where the u.k. Now faces a period of uncertainty after the conservative slim majority was wiped out in the general election leaving a hung parliament with all but 3 seats declared the Tories have 316 seats 10 short of the figure needed to form a majority Labor has gained 29 seats with 261 M.P.'s to reason may said the country needed stability but there have been calls from within the party for her to step down the Conservative leader former Conservative leader in Duncan Smith says this would be a grave mistake I think the idea of leadership elections certainly now would be a catastrophe and I think I just say to a few of my colleagues they need to be there for careful what they wish for because if they suddenly go to the games and maneuvering and trying to create some kind of leadership process then they will basically plunge the u.k. Into crisis the shadow chancellor John McDonald says labor is ready to try and form a man minority government I don't think the Conservative Party is stable I don't think the prime minister is stable I think that on a very derogatory rather anxious alone duck prime minister and I can't see how survive in the number of Conservative M.P.'s who are already privately saying that her position is untenable and I can see them holding together if they do seek to do a coalition of the 2 you pretty well. Pardon the expression for someone of usage in the campaign it is a coalition of chaos the Liberal Democrats have gained an extra 4 M.P.'s But their biggest casualty was their former leader Nick Clegg and he's born Stephen Lloyd says it's good to be back for the Liberal Democrats after taking the seat from conservative Carolina ANCYL he told b.b.c. Sussex that his passion for putting the people of the sport above party politics has helped him win back the seat parts that he remains a proud liberal. Has been very. Liberal. In Brighton's Camptown Labour's Lloyd Russell Moyle has taken the seat from conservative and former Treasury Minister Simon Kirby he told us he's votes came from an alliance of all different supporters including those who didn't have a Ukip or green candidate to vote for I think it's a real mix and I mean on a. Boat. Only borrowed them. And I would have to get them back and worked up about to make sure that. Peter Kyle remains the labor m.p. For Hovan ports Lady Caroline Lucas stays for the Greens input in Brighton Pavillion the rest of Sussex remains blue Amber right held her seat for the conservatives beating Labor's Peter challenge by just $346.00 votes she still remains conservative but with a new m.p. Julian Keegan after Andrew time he stood down all of us sitting M.P.'s around Sussex have been returned including in marginals like Maria Corfield in Lewis and Henry Smith in Crawley. And the pound has fallen against both the dollar and the euro as the markets responded to the prospects of a hung parliament but the week a pound has caused shares to rise sportin Sussex are looking to back to back wins in Division 2 of the County Championship as they travel to Leicestershire Today Bible commentary on b.b.c. Sport website from 11 and updates on the radio from the later time to trying to chase down 322 to beat India by 7 wickets in cricket Champions Trophy age group besides could yet qualify for the semifinals at 1030 this morning New Zealand played Bangladesh in Cardiff and the weather a day of sunny spells and scattered showers highs of 28 degrees Celsius It's 4 minutes past 9 b.b.c. Sussex travel trailers are still absolutely horrible queues on the a 27 westbound from betting and all the way through Lewis up to file mother reason is there's a broken down h.g.v. That's blocking one lane now that a track to unit has been dispatched it's they're trying to get the trailer unit off the robot don't know that they've had much success right now so it's taking 40 minutes to get through by the way a 27 elsewhere is actually looking fairly good if you're heading into East Grinstead easer on the eastbound 8 to 64 or on the northbound a 22 it's taking about 10 minutes or so still be queues towards the junction over the piece portage junction 11 of the m $23.00 if you're either coming down the Brighton road from Crawley or from Colgate it's still taking about 1015 minutes on the motorway so and all the trains we're looking good we've got no major problems to report Stephen Cranford b.b.c. Sussex traffic with your trouble so 345957 double 057 b.b.c. 6. Good morning 5 past 9 down the pike here so we're waking up to a hung parliament this morning. What your reaction. What do you think of election campaign we've just been through the results in you'll face of the world and the national results as well what happens next we'll follow the story as it unfolds during the course the morning I think pretty much anything could happen in the next 3 hours so stay with us we'll bring you the news as it happens and I'd love to hear from you place another 34595757 you can text 81333 Start your message with the word radio so what does a hung parliament mean for the u.k. Or about those bricks that negotiations it used to start any day now and what you think about the future of the prime minister. Place almost 3 full 595757 you can text me I want 333 Start your message with radio the species so sick. Some say Johnny pike. First of all a summary of the national picture and a local elections in Sussex sorry north east Hampshire coming up in just a 2nd off the fleet with. Can eat meat. Please. Please please. As everywhere from Fleetwood Mac. On b.b.c. Sussex and b.b.c. Sorry Good morning I'm down the pike if you weren't up all night listening to overnight coverage where were you you don't know what you missed So we're going to fill you in on what you've missed overnight it's given overview of the national picture the u.k. Has woken up today to a hung parliament for only the 3rd time since the 2nd World War The conservatives have won the most seats but they don't have enough to form a majority government now it's a setback for the prime minister who called the snap election to increase their majority and given her strong mandate for breakfast for breakfast for breaks it but the plans backfired and she's ended up with fewer M.P.'s and need to deal with having another party to work alongside to get a majority in the House of Commons this is what Tories m a had to say after holding her maidenhead seat at this time more than anything else this country needs a period of stability and if the indications have shown this is correct that the Conservative Party has won the most seats and probably the most votes then it will be incumbent on us to ensure that we have that period of stability and that is exactly what we will too. Surprise minister speaking earlier the conservatives are projected to get 30800 seats overall with labor on 261 Tory ministers Ben Gummer Jane Ellison Gavin Barwell and Brighton Camptown Simon Kirby all lost their seats to Labor who did better than many expected getting around 30 seats Labour's shadow chancellor John McDonald says the prime minister should resign resign may promise on certain occasions but she would not call the start of action and during a snap election it was a vote of no confidence in this prime minister her calling of this election and her refusing to debate the real issues that are affecting working people in this country a mix night for the Liberal Democrats their former leader Nick Clegg lost his seat in Sheffield Hallam but is Lib Dems colleague Vince Cable regained his seat of Twickenham Meanwhile you Kipps votes slumped dramatically they lost their only m.p. In Clacton and their leader Paul Nuttall came 3rd behind the Conservatives and Labor in Boston and Skegness Ukip former leader Nigel Farrar has been speaking to the B.B.C.'s David Dimbleby about a possible comeback if we do get. A coalition then Bracks it is in some trouble and if Bracks it inside is in some trouble will you come back into active politics and fight for what was voted for in the last summer I would have absolutely no choice but to do exactly that to reason I expected to speak later this one of course will bring that to you when it happens and who knows will happen between now and mid day the B.B.C.'s political editor says she's been told the prime minister has no intention of resigning some conservatives are questioning her future but the former Tory leader in Duncan Smith says Mrs May should stay on to ensure stability I think it would be a grave error for us directly after a result to suddenly go into the term more of a digital action so I'm absolutely against that I think we need some stability right now we have to figure out what the final result is and then can we run the government can really to go. What is the critical question to ask those old means Britain faces personal uncertain sea just before talks on leaving the European Union are due to begin let's bring you local picture 1st of all to our Sussex political reporter Ben vise with me in the studio Ben good morning what's the story from round Sussex Sussex has diversified if you like it like the rest of the country didn't play by the rules that we were expecting it to play by there wasn't a big surge towards the conservatives in fact quite the reverse now look there were seats like Wheeldon like Chichester where the Tory vote held up as we were expecting it to before that exit poll actually in places like Worthing East Worthing Tim Lawton seat his majority was shortened when we're looking at places like East Bourne they actually lost seats so Stephen Lloyd gained that seat and we also had. A really interesting result in Brighton and Hove where I was based overnight we started getting rumblings as the as the ballots started being ticked on the tables and activists started trying to read what was written on those on those ballot papers and it became clear as the night progressed that Labor were in for a very good night indeed now Peter Carlisle increased his majority from some 1200 votes to about 18000 that's utterly astonishing. I spoke to their campaign manager the Tories campaign manager and how even he told me that the moment for him where they started to lose the campaign was when to raise a maze manifesto came out that sort of ill fated manifesto that suddenly had lots of holes in it that people could pick a party that's the moment at which rather than converting from Labor to Tory and the Tories problems on the back foot having to shore up their own vote did also reflect on the car's performance in parliament over the last few years well it was certainly a vote of confidence in him and that's certainly how he took it when he spoke to us afterwards after the declaration was quite emotional in fact I mean don't forget going into this campaign was right high up there on the list of Tory target seats Peter Carlisle. Went into this really believing that he could lose this seat and so to win by 18000 votes which was huge now Brighton has been turned into a sort of reverse watermelon if you like it's red green red now the state of town has changed how he's in a town has changed hands and that was the other sort of interesting body language of the night at the last night was the difference between Lloyd Russell Moyle the successful labor can that and Simon Kirby the outgoing m.p. Tory treasury minister in fact it was always a small majority to begin with but don't forget at $959.00 before the exit poll we were expecting Simon Coby to maybe even increase his majority given the way we expected the national trend to go in fact Lloyd Russell Moyle transformed a seat where the majority was you know in the hundreds into one where the majority is nearly 10000 he's turned a marginal into a safe Labor seat pretty much and this is what he had to say at the time a party that has stood on policies and not personalities. And a campaign where we have tried to reach everyone from peace haven to. Where we have spoken to 65 percent of our population and we still need to speak to more where we have tried to engage people on the streets outside of schools outside of workplaces. Well politics should happen in the local communities so that's Lloyd Russell Moyle the labor m.p. For Brighton Kemp Town and then the green bit in the middle of the city the green bit in the middle of the city went to Shea green Caroline Lucas increasing her majority to 15000 votes that's 52 percent of voters really you know cementing her position in the city and it is that again backing her on her performance on her performance I think it's a vote of confidence in her it's She's certainly become one of these constituency M.P.'s who can transcend party boundaries pulling in supporters from all across the political spectrum she's very popular locally I mean if you went out and about in the city you couldn't move for those reelect Caroline Lucas posters she's very popular locally and it was a real indorsement of her against the national trend it has to be said because the Greens failed to win anywhere else in fact their share of the vote went down East Sussex if I can turn that dummy and was again very interesting so coffee of actually increased her share of the vote against a very staunch battle with the Lib Dems who held the seat before she did it's always difficult when you've only been in your job for 2 years to fight against you know part of it's had that incumbency factor for much longer before you. A very difficult Amber wrote it turned out that was a real surprise when the sitting home secretary her majority reduced to about 300 votes and I wasn't expecting I went to Hastings just days before polling day and certain people I spoke to gave me no indication that they were planning to sort of a you know bring come very close to unseating umber they were telling me that maybe didn't trust Corbin over things like brags that they were worried about his record on security of course it's unscientific I went to certain parts of Hastings Of course I was I didn't see this coming out thing anyone saw it coming but there was a recount she came very close to losing I say Peter charity the Labor leader at the council gave a very good run for a money I think it's $346.00 stories and indeed with a recount as well she and I reported. Jenkin said on the night as soon as that result was declared in she went into her into her secure vehicle and they zoomed away from the count now somebody who did manage to unseat a conservative was Steven Lowy the lib. Now it was a difficult job for Caroline and Sol the Tory incumbent she'd only been in the post 2 years and indeed Stephen Lloyd had been in for the previous 5 before that I'm sure in the 2 years by the way when Caroline answer was finding her way around the corridors of Westminster Stephen Lloyd was touring the constituency going to every village fete going acting effectively as as an m.p. You know playing up that community role that he had created for himself as the m.p. Is a very popular figure locally it has to be said maybe 2 years ago you could argue he was a victim of the Lib Dems national failure indeed absolutely and you know he didn't least by very many in 2015 but he managed to win his seat back here's what he had to say I'm just delighted to be back there's a lot to do I've got issues richer than the government Horlicks are charging around each dealing with touch to school funding our own schools are terribly affected over one and a half 1000000000 pounds where there are a number of big national issues that I'm going to harass and I'm going to oppose it I'm going to challenge the government thought that Stephen Lloyd back is m.p. For East born for the Liberal Democrat spend vice in Sussex thank you very much let's talk about the sorry in ne Hampshire results now with our sorry person who reports Jack finger morning Jack morning to Danny so mostly blue in sorry north east Hampshire just the odd splash of yellow for the Lib Dems So talk us through what happened so I mean absolutely nothing as dramatic as we've seen in Sussex overnight I mean sorry has a reputation for being conservative heartland and that reputation was very much a bore now all 11 of the series are considered the M.P.'s reelected and the 3 in in the Northeast b.b.c. B.b.c. Sussex b.b.c. Sorry cover also reelected I mean. And the interesting thing is I mean it is when you start to look below that kind of surface figure that all 11 M.P.'s were reelected that you see some quite interesting things so it was quite notable the the other party this time around started to eat into some of the huge majorities that some of those M.P.'s have in sorry I mean mention that Peter Karl has a majority of of 18000 and now you know well if you look at say the ultra seat of working with Jonathan Nord I mean his majority is now being cut to 2 only they only only 16700 old so that it just shows you that how it was 20000 before so it just shows you what happened in the Anecdotally there was some interesting stories in the night as opposed to the most interesting one in the sorry County was in the Southwest sorry where Jeremy Hunt the health secretary was standing again sounding against Dr Louise in who is from the National Health Action Party and then at National Health Action Party or a single issue party campaigning on the n.h.s. And they've made that one of their main target seats and she did very well considering she came 2nd beating out the Lib Dems and and labor and she decreased Jeremy Hunt's majority by almost $7000.00 votes so even though it's obviously if you look at it in reality it's a comfortable night there's no real concern for any of those M.P.'s they've there's there's a few signs that just shows you how labor support had had built up around the country has labor then came 2nd in 8 of those constituencies and sorry so just shows you how that what the kind of the signs of what was going on elsewhere around the country Ok And those are those Lib Dems gains in the sort of northeast of sorry really. Been an interesting night on those sorry London border areas. Had I was in Kingston and service in last night and the reason for that was that the. Labor and the Lib Dems pay between 19972015 was a Davy who became the energy secretary in the coalition government and he was one of those victims a bit like Stephen Lloyd who lost his seat to years ago against the concert. James Barry So when this opportunity presented to it presented itself to David he was more than willing to come back like Stephen Lloyd he's been very visible in the area over the last 2 years that you certainly have been getting lots of mail shots if you live around here about the activities he's been up to and. This was apparently going to be a very close fight between the 2 of them and in the end it was neck close I mean it was quite clear early on the night that that he had won it so when finally the result was announced at about 4 o'clock in the morning there something of the drama was taken out of it because we were all kind of expecting it by that point and he has he's won that seat with a with just over $4000.00 majority so that was that that was a story around there that echoed the victory of Vince Cable over in Twickenham in just in the other bordering states of Kingston and Richmond Park or North Kingston Zac Goldsmith beat the Lib Dems are only by $55.00 votes or so so it's very very close there but. I spoke to Ed Davey the new and old Kingston and pay after is his victory and I talked to him about some of the issues that had come up during the campaign Well I'm very least we work very hard and I think we won the argument on the doorsteps here in kinks of substance we have issues when response to campaigns to improve school funding them the initial funding and people very kind of my past record here because as you know I serve this area for 8 museum piece so I met many long standing friends and people good working over many years as we campaigning so I think all those local issues are critical and of the. Course many national issues with Brazil being a big one and there were many people to do many young people who were very unhappy with referendum result here and were looking to us as the Democrats to make the case against the extreme Bracks it says may have been ongoing for he's back as the Kinks m.p. For the Lib Dems Ed Davey It's 924 this is b.b.c. Sussex and b.b.c. Sorry Danny pike and the morning after the election day before and I'd like your reaction to the result where you live in our area and also what you think of what's happened nationally do give me a call and 34595757 you can text me 81333 Start your message with radio with us for a while now is Paul where Professor of Politics at the University of Sussex Good morning Paul morning thanks for coming in and your thirst reactions to this hung parliaments will astonish you know I turned on the election broadcast at 10 pm last night for me expecting to see that the tourism got an overall majority and almost certainly it seemed from the most you know from the latest polls and increase one and the minute I saw the projected figure conservative 314 I just thought hang on a minute something's wrong here that's not an overall majority they don't make it and the exit poll appears to have been very accurate by and large so it's you know it's quite astonishing it's back to where we were in one sense in 2010 again Ok yes I mean as we stand 647 declarations of the 650 seats the conservatives have 316 Labor have 261 so the conserves is falling well short of the 326 they needed for even a majority what she thinks happened. Well you know obviously we're going being a very careful political scientist I know that we want to see the danger and really poor over the numbers very carefully and we'll do that when things like the British election study data becomes available in the next few days and weeks but I mean initial. Suggestions to me. We are that a number of things might have happened 1st of all I think there's been an increase in the registration turnout of young people and Jeremy cool been for a 68 year old seems to be remarkably attractive to young people you know he's had that success in mobilizing support in the Labor Party now he seems to be with a message of which is more positive finance your stereo to and so on to be infusing younger voters to register and vote across the country to take the carrot of removing to Asian face would have been a big one for your students for instance or people are thinking of coming to Sussex Absolutely yes and I'm sure that's going to be part of it. And you know the general argument that has to be more investment in services and so on and so forth. So that's I think that's part of it but I think at the other end of the age spectrum it might be that the whole fiasco over the so-called dimentia tax the social care payments actually dampen down the support for the conservatives among the elderly voters as well so you know for the 1st time that I can remember age might have been a much more important demographic factor than is usually the case so they're looking at the campaigns would you say that the conservatives blew it with that particular attack on maybe their older voters I think that was a key part of it there's no doubt I mean there's a number of things about that 1st of all it was intrinsically unpopular with a number of older voters. But secondly it also tactically looked anything like strong and stable leadership from to reason May It was one of a number of instances in which she's been accused of actually conducting a u. Turn and it also went back to the question of how the policy was inserted into the manifesto in the 1st place in a very top down kind of a way without any broad consultation even within her cabinet let alone the wider party or beyond So I think I think there are there are issues about the style of leadership there which might well have damaged the reason here's a question. It was presented as 2 differing personalities wasn't it Major me calling it and with all once you've done all your number crunching do you think that me and this may not even sharpen your numbers whether it's just a public perception that to reason may didn't perform well in the campaign and perhaps Jeremy Corbin performed out of his skin or beyond expectation that yeah I'm sure that's right I mean Jeremy Corbin started from a low benchmark a low baseline because he clearly went into the election with very low personal ratings in the wider public and in a sense you can only improve from that position and he managed to do it there are some things that Jeremy Corbyn is undoubtedly very effective at doing he's very good at doing the big speeches to large rallies which is something which is a woman is going out of fashion in British politics but you know he brought an enthusiasm around that and how to by and large a very positive kind of message to reason made by contrast very stilted and kind of scripted as that one show appearance with Mr May Yes Ok well you know that was supposed to be a mo a moment where she could have looked a little bit more relaxed and more human if you like and even that didn't come across as as being particularly effective in those kind of terms and she was criticized for that So given all of that should labor have done better maybe they gained $29.00 seats on the 2015 results but should they have better as things seem to be going well especially in those laws are sort of we can are maybe well I think we still put points of weakness and vulnerability for the Labor Party I think Jeremy Corbyn although he did do I think most people you know most neutral observers would accept relatively well in the televised debates he was pinned down on certain issues around the nuclear weapon option and around security questions around his past links alleged or real with terrorists in extremis. And so on and that will have been you know a cause of doubt in in quite a lot of people's minds and also around you know where the spending plans just added up Ok in a few minutes we'll talk about what happens next as we find ourselves in a hung parliament situation and what the outcome of that might be but actually interesting in our conversation the last few minutes Paul we've not really mentioned the others so is this a return to 2 party politics or is it a one off because of the specifics of this snap election yeah I mean yes and no it is a return in the sense that the 2 major parties have both increased their national vote I mean Labor's gone up by about 9 and a half percentage points nationally. The conservatives go up by 5 and a half percentage points all of the other minor parties pretty much apart from the Northern Irish parties have dropped so that looks like much more of a return to 2 party politics the reason I say and no though is because we're now in a hung parliament situation and the minor parties become very significant players in all of this the d u p I suspect will have a very significant hand to play in delivering working majority most of the time to the conservatives but we know that the s.n.p. And the Lib Dems are going to do what they can to have an influence on the outcome of things as well right bit more in a few minutes Paul thank you so much for now for your analysis it's 034-5957 double 057 with your questions about what happens next perhaps to start the bricks and go situations and your reaction to the result where you live give me a call. To. Come out on. The table to see. a seat great indie That's from the day Saturday here on b.b.c. Sussex. 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Sorry 20 minutes to 10 with Danny pike here until midday and who knows what will happen during the course of the morning but whatever the stories I will follow them and bring them to you here on b.b.c. Sussex and b.b.c. Sorry we wake up this morning with a hung parliament what's next this Texas says I think there should be a national government get the best people from each party to lead our country now that's what we need says our text what do you think about that your reactions your local election and the national result 203-459-5757 Paul where Professor of Politics at University of Sussex with me in the studio so let's move on Paul to what happens next so we're in a hung parliament situation just explain what that means for us well it means that no party has got an overall majority in the Commons they can't automatically assume they're going to be able to get the legislative proposals through the Commons. And that it's you know it's not actually such an uncommon scenario if you look across the world of liberal democracies. A surprisingly high number of European governments actually are either minority governments or coalition governments and minorities come even minority administrations where you know single party government governs but without control of an overall voting majority in the legislature they can survive for quite a long time because often the opposition cannot gang up against them because they're too internally divided themselves but they may have to temper the their program they may have to do things on which they can get. Some kind of a majority but on a bias you basis Ok. So the reason why we're in this position I mean treason may call this election. Is to get a mandate for the breaks and go see ations perhaps pick up more seats or got strong majority and it hasn't turned out this way so does that make that look like a pretty poor decision makes it look like a shocking decision looks mean there's no doubt about it there's no way I think that the conservative thought reason they can spin this as having been a successful exercise and I don't think the conservatives are doing that to reason is putting a brave face on it so far but there's no question that she has weakened her own position within her own party I mean I thought even going into this you know up to 10 pm last night when I still thought she was going to get a majority and probably an improved one I thought because of the way the campaign had gone that she'd probably weakened her standing within the party given what actually has transpired that she's lost a majority than I think she's focally wounded was she says she's not going anywhere buttons perhaps somebody else will decide that for her what who would emerge as a an obvious leader for the conservatives Well you know the Conservative Party has a history of being quite ruthless when it comes to defend a straight in their leaders. And you know the obvious name I suppose is going to be Boris Johnson and he would stand a very good chance if there were a leadership election of winning the the membership vote you know that they have this 2 stage process for selecting their leaders now in the Conservative party 1st of all the M.P.'s winnow the field down to just 2 candidates and then the membership the grassroots they take the final decision so he would have to get into the final 2 amongst his fellow colleagues 1st occasionally you get situations where everybody withdraws except one. You never quite know what's going to happen I even wonder if the likes of Amber Rod having the. Survived in Hastings last night just might be a credible candidate because you know performed well on that the debate that may didn't show exactly to reason may actually put the road into the limelight which may not have been such a smart move from her own point of view in a way Davis because he's in charge of bricks isn't any Yes true I think a lot of people might think he's a little bit old school that he had his chance a decade or more ago when he stood against David Cameron. And he's back now whether you could see him as a long term leader of the party through a whole Parliament not so convinced myself how do you think we should feel about all this then there's more political master Nations to go through maybe what a lot of people want is some certainty and that's what treason was trying to provide and hasn't done that now but we know that the BRICs and go see Asians are starting and how should we be feeling about the position we're in. I suspect that's going to depend on what your view of bricks it is. You know people who probably have a clear preference for Breck's it and perhaps even a hard bricks it will be quite dismayed and they will they would have wanted to have had a large majority for a conservative party under to reason may that was committed to removing us from not only the European Union but the single European market in the Customs Union so on so forth people who were not keen on BRICs it might feel there's a little bit of hope they might feel we're out of this we don't quite know what's going to happen but you could one way of interpreting this election is saying it's against the the interpretation on the referendum vote last year which to reason they placed you know that actually the people wanted. It but they didn't necessarily want the hard bricks so you know some people on the anti brick side might be encouraged by this Ok So Jeremy Corbyn had no doubt tourism a should resign as a result of the outcome last night but when you talk about a coalition before I want you to explain more about this most likely with the Northern Ireland Democratic Unionist Party they won 10 seats which would get the conservatives over the majority line what it actually was you know pretty much let's hear 1st of all from their leader said Geoffrey Donaldson we will be serious players if there is a hung parliament we have a lot in common we want to see Bracks work for the United Kingdom and of course for Northern Ireland we want to see you in your strengthened and the conservatives are committed to that so with their 10 seats the day you suddenly have an awful lot of power and their hand they do yes I mean I don't think they would form a formal coalition in the sense of actually sharing out some of the ministerial portfolios in the cabinet but you could expect them to support the conservatives in the House of Commons on some kind of a program you know that there might be a little bit of bad. Being around this legislative proposal that legislative proposal but usually the Unionists ally themselves with the conservatives Ok the Labor Party finance spokesman John McDonnell says labor wouldn't do a coalition deal does that surprise you know to be honest I don't think any kind of Reform Coalition is going to be formed. That the major parties usually take the view that if they fail to get an overall majority they prefer to govern alone in a minority situation and their other parties to actually oppose them. The minor parties will have all seen the clear example of what happened to the Liberal Democrats between 20120158 appears the electorate are still punishing the Liberal Democrats for for doing that apart from a couple of local good perform well in the area I mean really what I mean what the Lib Dems have done is they've actually lost votes again nationally but they've targeted their efforts effectively on certain seats and so they get picked up 3 or 4 more so it's Ok so what happens in the immediate term who's been running the country for the next day next couple of weeks next month question and none of us really know for sure for the next day I think it's still going to be to reason may . And she has said that she intends to stay on and she's entitled to take that view because you know her party did gain. Votes and its losses but it did gain votes and she's still the big leader of the biggest party so she gets a 1st dibs are trying to form a government that's right yes and fact her a major problem might be from within her own party you know if the conservative So she's so fatally damaged that she lacks credibility now she might find that she as an individual leader is under pressure to resign and be replaced by an alternative colleague but you know I would expect the most likely thing is that a conservative formerly a minority Conservative administration but. Mainly with the support of the d.p. Will actually be sworn in and you know they'll go through the Queen's Speech on the 19th and then what does the Labor Party do next well the Labor Party can 1st of all bask in a little bit of glory because it's done so much better than people expected I think any thoughts of an internal coup d'etat against Jeremy Corbyn by you know moderates centrists within the parliamentary Labor Party can be forgotten about at least for the immediate future there's no real prospect of that because his or 30 within the party has been so enhanced by this outcome so they will settle down into a pattern of opposing It's not inconceivable even now that we could end up with a situation within the next month that you end up with Prime Minister Corbin it depends on how things go I think it's unlikely but if for example the conservatives are unable to get a majority in parliament supporting the Queen's Speech proposals on the 19th of June then you never know what might happen next but I think I think as we said you know with the support of the d.p. I would expect them to get to get through that hurdle Ok Paul stay with us if you can if you can spare some more time very interesting having you with us Paul where Professor of Politics at University of Sussex taking your calls as well as 34595757 just to bring you some breaking news this is all we know so far but we'll bring you more as we get it Police in New Castle say a man with a knife is believed to be holding several members of staff at a job center in the city as hostage We'll bring you more on that as we get it we don't know what the situation is surrounding that but what we do know is police in New Castle say a man with a knife is holding several members of staff at a job center in the city hostage negotiators on the same we will bring you more on that as we get it here at b.b.c. Sussex and b.b.c. Sorry. Foundation's build me up buttercup on b.b.c. Sussex and b.b.c. Sorry with Tony pike and Professor Paul where from University of Sussex with me in the studio just talk about the the difference in Brighton and Hove vs pretty much majority of Sussex are in ne Hampshire predominantly conservative We have Stephen Lloyd back is a pain in the spawn now but other than that it's pretty much blew all the way apart from 2 dabs of red and a dab of green for Brian Hove why he's brought home of out there on a limb in this area do you think Paul well. You know Brighton is just different but I'm generalizing hugely here but concern Sussex is largely a fairly conservative vote I think small and large see parts of the country and Brighton has long hout held the reputation for being much more kind of. Demographically mixed and cosmopolitan I think this tradition goes right back to probably the time of you know the Regency in a way. And that still shows it's got this very kind of diverse politics and social attitudes and outlook and so on and so forth and very interesting politics frankly for any and this is not supposed to be a plug for the University of Sussex but it's a great place to come and study politics because right down the road in the city. You've got this amazing variety of politics going on as well you know you have good representation for conservative green labor and indeed Lib Dems all very close at hand one of your politics students was standing in this election to me that him true Solomon Curtis is actually the 2nd time he's been nominated the parliamentary candidate he stood at Wilton for the Labor Party in 2015 this time he stood in Brighton Pavilion for the Labor Party against Caroline Lucas he and Caroline Lucas who is I think you know such a national not just a local politician now has managed to. Cement for the cement her position but Solomon did credibly if I can speak as a kind of proud tutor. He stood there and you know he's one of I suspect the next generation of Labor politician coming through in the next few years I wonder what she think because he poll 15000 votes for labor she got 30000 for the Greens So there we are let's we can talk to a member of the Bryant villian Labor Party now Greg Hadfield is on the line Hi Greg good morning and just give us a kind of reflection on on your campaign and to the performance of Solomon Curtis Well Solomon is going to be a great labor. And I'm not saying he did Jeremy Corbyn very proud. Of the whole of the manager. Clear and distinct leadership so closely to say. We know how one in 25 cities and. That means I'm every street corner in every school playground and every club workplace there's a Labor Party member there so whoever the candidate is we've got a great serial for any election. And Solomon was up against a strong candidate with some track record in brown. The villian So what was he like after it was announced he'd finished 2nd what was his reaction to it I was I wasn't at the council asparagus elements and I'm also a lot of my focus has been on growing camped out just been. Which has been fantastic victory for Labor. Is Lloyd Lloyd Russell Moyle who became the new Labor m.p. Outwitting Simon by the majority here tell you know that 1000 majority so what you think draws that in Camp town and all the way out to peace Satan Well 1st of all the support group for German called leadership compound which they became among them threw all its resources into the constituency because we have to make gains if we're going to become a majority government and sat around delighted by this morning but now instead of facing yet another leadership battle which was always the danger from the tiny minority within the party we're now got the machine that can win the next general election which may well be a long sooner than many of us thought so said you did you love bomb Camptown as I think the Green Party did to get Caroline Lucas voted in the 1st place and that sort of 1st love bomb campaign that got Caroline Lucas elected there's a lot of love across Brighton and Hove for labor and we didn't need to bomb anybody and that's not what the Labor Party does what the Labor Party did was turn out hundreds and hundreds of people in what used to be a Tory held seat and is now a Labor held state with a 10000 mage Arca Lloyd is exactly the right new blood we need in the parliamentary Labor party and we got this party asked to look forward in unison behind Jeremy cotton and we got a minute before our news update and it's been that minute talking about your other m.p. In the southeast essentially certain area Peter Collins has been porch light. I was always confident Peter was going to build on is the majority that he got last time it was a fantastic result and I know there were a lot of people. Who turned out and helped Peter but most importantly we all stood on the socialist money in the hope that we can get Jeremy Corbin into Number 10 Downing Street and all of those have to be united in that message just in a sentence might that be sooner rather than later Jeremy Colvin Well given that my my back were wrong about how well they did I I'm usually very optimistic I'm inspired by Germany but even I can believe you would do quite as well as we did so I wouldn't take my critics and skills very well but I can see how the Tory party giving its results can pretend to be a strong stable government I will be about 20 Bracks in negotiations just car Great thank you Greg Hadfield from the Varian labor group our news update is next. And on digital radio this is some. 10 o'clock am and early Geoffrey the general election has ended with a hung parliament the conservatives have emerged as the largest party but to reason May's decision to call a snap election to increase our majority has backfired which is 2 seats to be declared they have $317.00 M.P.'s 9 short of a majority Labor has made the largest gains taking an extra $29.00 seats during the night to reason may said Bush needed security but this morning she's been facing calls from some within her party to go well the Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn has repeated his call for 2 reason may to resign and said it was pretty clear who had won the election we are ready to serve this country that is what we fought the election for we have done no deals and no power. With anybody and the reward can see a huge increase in our support because of the way we conducted the election and the comprehensive nature of the program we put forward in Sussex the economic secretary to the Treasury Simon Kirby lost his Brighton Kemp Town seat to Labour's Lloyd Russell Moyle on an 11 percent swing and he's born Stephen Lloyd says it's good to be back for the Liberal Democrats after taking the seat from conservative Caroline ANCYL I'm back alleys I'm back leading is born and it is a privilege that I thank crumbs I thank the voters for from the bottom my heart Caroline Lucas remains for the Green Party in the Brighton Pavillion constituency Maria Corfield retained her seat for the conservatives in Lewisburg says it's been a bruising campaign it's been fine person at times it has been quite difficult to deal with but you know the campaign is a now and my job that starts right now is to being the m.p. For this week's game when it was a close fought battle in Hastings in Rye after a recount the home secretary on the ranch did manage to hold on to her seat with a small majority Labor candidate there Peta Chona who came a close 2nd remains in high spirits at his part in raising the profile of labor in the area to be able to sit in. And obviously. They. Say she. Would rather be part of a government is to face. To face the station. And shocking she was to face. Well that wasn't Peter charity that was the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt he was reelected in sorry southwest but his majority was cut 7000 by an n.h.s. Action candidate who finished 2nd let's hear now from a Labor candidate in Hastings Peter Chinese who came a close 2nd to home secretary Amber rod. Just a. Few more votes and actually we were going to end history there. Nobody really remembers people when they lose they lose by 300 votes but. Yeah it was good it was a good campaign Yeah yeah I thought we'd get quite close well sorry remains conservative all the shot has a new Tory m.p. Daugherty said the national results for a very bad night for the party the Liberal Democrats were pushed into 3rd place in much of sorry but the party had a victory in Kingston and just outside our area Vince Cable returns for the Lib Dems are in it to economic pull where a professor of politics at the University of Sussex believes while many young people may have been drawn to the hopeful anti austerity messages from Labor older voters may have struggled with Conservative Party policies too it might be that the whole fiasco over the so-called dimentia tax the social care payments actually dampened the support for the conservatives to monks elderly voters as well so for the 1st time that I can remember age might have been a much more important demographic factor than is usually the case Meanwhile Britain is due to begin Bracks it negotiations in 9 days time for now in Sussex a looking for back to back wins in Division 2 of the county championship they travel to Leicestershire today there's ball by ball commentary on the b.b.c. Sport website from 11 and updates on the radio from the later time today off to Sri Lanka chase down 322 to beat India by 7 wickets in cricket Champions Trophy each group b. Side could yet qualify for the semifinals at 1030 this morning New Zealand play Bangladesh in Cardiff and Andy Murray aims to book a place in the final of the French Open today the British number one faces stand Verver in care and the weather for sorry Sussex and north east Hampshire a largely dry ice start but it will be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers to come some of these showers could be on the heavy side but will die out through the. Evening it will feel pleasantly warm in any sunshine highs today 20 degrees Celsius you know today with the news it's 5 past 10 b.b.c. So 6 travel you trust. Will be a $27.00 is still quite slow on the westbound carriageway from Lewis towards Bryson is because of a breakdown earlier following Ross and Dean exit that's gone but there's still a queue between the Southern roundabout and the ash from holo roundabouts are still slow on the westbound side if you are intending to head out of Los towards pricing although as I say it is using all the time now the age when she want to cross that's quite slow through the road works just 22 southbound a hell should think it's down to the ongoing grass cutting works course on long delays yesterday that slowed South Babs awards Holgate all speed sensors suggest and also slow moving into he would see through field the $8.00 to $7.00 so it's slow grooving as you had him towards her with the heat a small. 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For the films to see in the films to miss the we can also we will talk about Britain's exit from the America America's Cup racing which happened yesterday small talk to our correspondent Tony husband's down in Bermuda and I split up because in it now to get that one as a sports guy so yeah he's got to go and cover the sport really is nice I will toss Tony but later on from Bermuda but let's return to our top story today a couple of months ago Theresa May took the biggest gamble of her political career the prime minister called a snap election confident she could demolish labor and return to power with an increased majority we now know that Gamble has failed Mrs May has ended up with fewer M.P.'s than she started with with just a corrupt one constituency left to declare the conservatives are still the biggest party with $318.00 seats that's still 10 short or 8 short of the figure needed to have majority in the House of Commons and that means they'll need a to deal with another party to have a working majority and already the knives are out the conservative m.p. And an a super He said the campaign had been terrible and Mrs May must think about quitting I think she's in a very difficult place she's a remarkable She's a very talented woman and she doesn't shy from difficult decisions but she now has to obviously consider her position reason to put her mark on this campaign she takes responsibility as she always does and I know she will so a bad night for trees in May and the conservatives but a good night for the Labor Party they still don't have as many M.P.'s as the conservatives but they gained around 30 seats when many people predicted they'd be losing them they included a stunning Labor victory in Canterbury which has been conservative since the 1st World War The small in the Labor leader Gerry Corbin was welcome back to party headquarters in London with cheers and singing like I was. Going to see it all over the country in every region of this country and in Scotland and Wales I think everyone in the Labor party and everyone who supported the Labor Party yes you. People all people everyone in between I think they should be very proud of what we achieved the Liberal Democrats gained 4 seats so they're up to 12 now form a live demo of Vince Cable return Twickenham a seat he lost in $215.00 but the party's formerly the Nick Clegg has lost his seat in Sheffield he says with breathless breaks in a go see ations Jew to start later this month British politics is in a mess I think it is impossible to exaggerate this morning how self-absorbed and adrift the United Kingdom looks to the rest of Europe where in this ludicrous position that we chose we chose are all Tories are made shows with the backing of the Labor Party foolishly in my view to stop the stopwatch of the negotiations and now we're not in a position to negotiate at all Ukip vote slumped dramatically they lost their only m.p. In Clacton and their leader Paul Not all came 3rd behind the Conservatives and Labor in Boston and Skegness in Scotland the s.n.p. Also had a bad night $21.00 of their M.P.'s lost their seats including their former leader Alex Salmond's in Northern Ireland's that Democratic Unionist Party won 10 seats seats that could be crucial if the conservatives want to try and find support in the Commons that the u.p.s. Leader is Arlene Foster to say what we're going to do yet I think we need to see the final makeup of Parliament turn on them and reflect on that I certainly think that there will be contact me and over the weekend but I think it is teaching to talk about what we're going to do I think we need to wait and see turnout was well up on 2015 at around 69 percent with young people voting in large numbers Meanwhile on the currency markets the pound is falling sharply over fears of political uncertainty and news just in to reason may will visit Buckingham Palace at 1230 this lunchtime to seek permission from the Queen to form a government that coming from a Downing Street spokesman spokesman just a few moments ago trees I'm a going to back in Palace at 1230 Paul Webb Professor of Politics at the diversity of Sussex with me in the studio so she's going ahead then yes. I'm not entirely surprised and I can see why on the face of it because the conservatives have improved their vote and they are still the biggest party and indeed with a little support from the d.p. They probably have just about got a working majority she's damaged and in the longer run which may not turn out to be a very long run she may not still be at the helm of the party and intend on the street but I think you know in the immediate future it makes sense for her to try and hang on in there Ok hands up who'd love to hear that conversation with reason turns up but back in Palace 1230 goes in sale as the queen who would like to hear that conversation I mean might she feel a bit sheepish going in there because she didn't need to do this for another 3 years I suppose that's right you know we never know exactly what goes on in those kind of conversations. But you know Sure but with that kind of awkwardness I suppose the real challenge for her now is what happens with the rest of her own party whether they will tolerate her being in that position for very much longer Ok I'm just going back to labor as well and Jeremy Corbyn we heard cheers and singing as the arrived at Labor headquarters what exactly are they celebrating they're celebrating you know massive progress on 2 years ago I suppose and indeed on 7 years ago as well but then compare that to the success 20 years ago why are they celebrating Oh yeah well I mean compared to 20 years ago when Tony Blair was 1st elected leader. But prime minister rather. The situation is still relatively negative no doubt about that but this is 1st time in a while that they've got 40 percent or so of the national vote got to remember that when Gordon Brown lost the election in 2010 then he got 29 percent and they didn't make very much progress and he got up to a 31 and a half percent with Ed Miliband there and now they're up to 40 percent that's a. A really substantial leap forward. On that question Donna nice born says the conservatives are one the most seats do you know that if this was proportional representation there'd be a difference so explain the percentage of votes between Conservative and Labor and whether that will make a difference under p.r. . Yes I suspect it will haven't had time to actually figure that out I mean p.r. For instance I have to say is not a single electoral system p.r. Is a category which covers a multitude of yes different variations and they can produce rather different outcomes some of very purely proportional some are actually not all that purely proportional and some of the things that people call p.r. Systems are actually not really p.r. Systems like the or the alternative vote so I think we're in a situation here where if we had some form of p.r. Like a list p.r. System or the single transferable vote you would you would probably find actually this time not a huge difference between the 2 major parties traditionally the Liberal Democrats have done rather badly under p.r. This time they're not doing quite sabbaton because actually they haven't got a very big share of the vote nationally and they have managed to target their efforts in such a way that they've actually increased their seat representation you can of course did very badly under 1st Past the Post at the last election but it won't look so badly treated this time simply because his votes collapsed actually so it's got in terms of parliamentary representation it's got something far closer to its proportion of the vote Ok I thought from Jonathan here an e-mail says I remember distinctly remarked the trees I'm a major in the hustings and after refusing to participate in televised debates she stated she wasn't worried about facing Jeremy Corbyn as she dealt with him every week at pm Q.'s she may have forgotten that she can get away with cheap jibes insults and failure to answer practically any question at pm Q.'s on the stump and in televised debates she couldn't get away with it as she was shown up as incapable . Serious debate and not just me but the great British public took notice she's paid the price for total arrogance and in the national interest the sooner she goes the better but that just of course is my humble opinion says Jonathan Well it's your opinion and we love having your opinions on here but she's not going she's going to Paris to assert to form a new government Yeah that's right I mean I think that's actually a very good point about her ducking out of the leaders' debate and facing Jeremy Corbin directly on television I think that was one of the key moments of the campaign it was a very shrewd albeit last minute move by Labor to say actually you know what was originally called in wasn't getting there either so actually Jeremy will turn up for this and then they could alter it all turned around and they go for all to reserve a kicking and said why isn't she here she's called the election and she won't have the guts to stand here and debate with us but also backed into a corner because after that on that lunchtime he said I'm going to the debate and she then can't really turn round having said all along no no no no and because that then shows that he's force her hand into making that decision so then she was between a rock and a hard place she absolutely was you're right it was tactically a very shrewd move by labor the and I'm not saying they had it in mind all along they probably didn't decide themselves and it was going quite well for them at the time so I thought why not and it had a television appearance and during the week and done relatively well on most observers judgements and that's perhaps when they court they thought of this idea of actually sending him along to the leaders to Bernie's Ok we'll talk some more in a couple of seconds and look at some of our local results in Sussex are in north east Hampshire your views welcome as well as 34595757 as we talk about what happens next following the general election of 27 saying. social. Than shocking people with nasty surprises because Jerry Hunt's re-elected as the conservative m.p. For South West sorry elsewhere in East Sussex close call for Amber Rudd the home secretary in Hastings and right winning her seat again by just 346 votes ahead of Labor his Amorites I'm d.c. For nerds to have be reelected for now for they time by the residents of Hastings and right this is a fantastic place to live and walk and I'm going to continue my hope to build on the great opportunities and the great regeneration that's been taking place in this area so Peter chali the leader of Haitians Bar Council running a close 2nd behind Amber Rose who retains her seat and Paul Webb with me in the studio Professor of Politics at the University of Sussex a potential Conservative Party leader and therefore Prime Minister do you think well you know her no I don't I don't pretend to have any kind of inside line to what's going on inside the conservative party now and but what I will so in terms of Amber Rudd is this is that she was 1st elected in he was 2010 and over the course of that time she's become clearly a much more prominent national figure she has one of the great offices of state as the home secretary she's held up for a couple of years last year she was given a prominent role in the BRICs that reference. Campaign debating on live. Campaigns with the likes that you know against the likes of remains like Boris Johnson and this year of course she was thrust into the limelight by 2 reason May's decision not to take part in the leader's debate but to send along Amber Rogers her designated substitute and suddenly she is a very prominent national figure now she's she's in a precarious seat. Tastings is a seat with a tradition of voting in a Labor M.P.'s as well as Tory M.P.'s in the past so you know and usually leaders come from safe seats so that is something that would probably worry anybody who was thinking of supporting her I have no idea if she's thinking of throwing her hat into the ring should the position become vacant as they say but you could see the case for her because there aren't too many other really obvious national figures other than obviously Boris Johnson we will see just you know we'll watch that one with some interest Paul my telling Campbell is on the line Hi Michael I morning you know your reaction to what's happened overnight Well I'm not a really political person but as far as I'm aware Labor lost the general election and what I'm looking on the television it seems they want it and they don't. And what I would say to any Labor voter is and I've said this before the election Good luck to you you know I mean you have a if that's how you want it you know be bankrupt go back up the country diversity did last time if that's what you want you know that I'm 75 short you know I own my own house I'm so so patient no problems but the young ones now it seems to me perhaps the young ones voted for him 3 that would I would join them we're all greedy we all vote for ourselves whatever we want not for the country for whatever we want if I was 19 years old and going to university I would vote labor you know to issue fees if I wanted to be in Prime Minister I would probably I would promise every. Household a 1000000 pounds of course like Francis Holland and the Greek prime minister when you get into power you can do it but you got 5 years and you get thrown out after 5 years this is France's hand in France very unpopular but it could mean like Colvin got popular on promising things that if you you want to be able to deliver if you get really tried in this state school dinners and it's going to be a cost and whatever else she wants to bring in to a human face it's going to be a cost and when they show a ship or if you cost Diana have a journey called when they could not answer the cost to them it always came in any price Ok Michael thank you for that a lot about 4 to resume a spot did she make a mistake by calling this election no not at all because she ended up with fewer seats she's lost a majority Well that's what the country wanted she said to the country on any given day one of them was yesterday what you want they said this is what we want we want you to have 319 see just what the country said that's not a mistake that's what the country wanted to be she thought the country was going to give more seats so why didn't they they didn't because the young ones apparently voted for it because Jewish and Fraser sued them greedy Danny as I said if they said every household didn't have to pay electricity or gas was charged I'm a greedy asking for more seats than she already has you already had a working majority she could put through got through whatever she wanted to with breaks that deal couldn't see what you might have done but if was anticipated she wanted a stronger hand then she got a stronger hand going into bricks it and why do you think she ended up with few seats and she did perhaps it was a gamble but she was perhaps told or advised you could have a bigger majority and it was a it was her and her husband walking in the Welsh hills that decided to call the election we were told Well if that's how Danny is that's how our political process works that's how it works it's no good. Bellyaching about it that's how it works the young ones vote for non tuition free special it works Ok 5 voted for nomination on that and on something else I might be prime minister I can't get it when I get in but I can promise you the people I know what I'm saying to people I've said to clients in friendship mine is Labor getting good luck to vote for him rightly you know will regret it big time Michael thank you might encounter people went on the point with Michael was making their. Labor did have a manifesto that appeal to lots people in lots of ways because there was something in it for many people like students and their tuition fees for instance so with all those carrots being dangled why didn't they run home. Well I think that gentleman actually captured some of the doubts that might still remain around labor you know the whole question of taxation and expenditure and whether their plans were credible Labor said that they had their plans costed more than the Conservatives did actually in fairness to them the Institute for school studies did offered an independent assessment of the costs and claimed that Labor would have to find an extra $49000000000.00 pounds a year to meet its new expenditure targets of which actually hit it only raised $40000000000.00 so there was a going to be a bit of a shortfall I think those kind of things probably would pray on people's minds but you just have to say that they were starting from a very low benchmark What was that manifesto deliverable do you think with all those promises I mean you know that's that's the $64000.00 question or a 40 $9000000000.00 question or pound question in the sense I suspect that they would have found that they could raise some of the money towards it but they they probably would have had to increase borrowing or taxation still further to meet all of those targets or they would simply have had to tone down and not deliver on one or 2 of the promises thanks for now stay with us just gone $1030.00 a weather and travel in a moment c.b.c. Sussex Drive time last night is 42 tonnes of rubbish left on Brighton beach after the Bank Holiday weekend of the campaign encouraging people to clean up and I think calling people out that it is. A 1000000 away you know everybody trying to do that why should the people boil it for everybody else we do have an. Impact on all of the serac are all I drive time today from for b.b.c. Sussex. And checking our weather across Sussex sorry and snore thieves Hampshire looks like this today dry starts mainly sunny spells few scattered showers those showers could be on the heavy side but should die out through the evening and it should feel pleasantly warm in any sunshine highs of. 20 degrees tonight the. Sky is clear in the rest the night we largely cloudy in the wind. The morning possible but generally dry staying dry through the afternoon with the best of the sunshine towards the coast warm and humid 20 for Saturday and on Sunday cloudy and windy to start with light rain possible. B.b.c. Sussex travel you. Can see on the speed. Of the time being seems we. Brought some There was a. Curious however it's. Just a little busy. Because of. 6 for. The saw in light c h 22 is moving quite nicely. 23 . To 43. And. Generally good service. Passenger was taken in the reported problems for savings this morning. At the b.b.c. Travel center with your trunk thanks so 345757. 6. And. Me Troy spinners working my way back to on b.b.c. Sussex and b.b.c. Sorry we have our 1st resignation following last night's election it's the Ukip leader poll not so speaking now the question about what relevance has Ukip at the moment so that if they begin to backtrack. Things away then they. Know they will be punished at the ballot box and that will only happen if you can is elect totally viable I'm strong we are in effect the country's insurance policy Abraxas. U.k. Has also proved its relevance by leading the agenda in many ways in this election to give you one example we were the fish to talk about the great only for integration and the threat posed to our people from the government growing cancer of Islamist extremism in our midst Unfortunately the recent attacks in Manchester and London So Paul not all stepping down with a media effect as the Ukip leader poll web reaction to that he said they need to be electorally viable and strong are they they got no M.P.'s and they just lost their leader. They're not looking very viable or strong now and I'm speculating given what Nigel far certain earlier that Paul Nuttall is standing aside with a view to Nigel Faraj making his way back to the top of the u. Kop organization once again so Nigel Farage never really goes away as a high profile media personality and I think he's going to be prominent in the next few months again right and why does Ferrari want to come back just to kind of hold theat to the fire I mean that's the reason d'être really if you could now which is what Paul Nuttall has been saying you know that as he put it the insurance policy on BRICs it for the countries that they feel if they've got some kind of leverage over whoever is in government they can keep pressurising them and I suppose from the conservative point of view you might look at this and say well look in 2015 we certainly lost votes to Ukip and in 2017 after the BRICs that referendum and after having put the the offer of hard bricks it essentially on the. On the table before the electorate then you could have lost votes to us once again and indeed also to live apart it must be said so that you know that the message which the Conservatives might reasonably draw from that is that actually they need to keep fairly close to a kind of hard bricks. Position but the other danger is that if it is true that a lot of young people have turned up to vote and some of the swings have been particularly high against. The Conservative Party in the south of England they might also be under a different kind of pressure to go for a softer kind of Breck's it because some of those constituencies were remain a constituency so they're in a difficult position and internes of the actual number of votes that Ukip polled this to how much down was out on 2015 world it's down nearly 11 percent on where they were in. 2015 they got if I remember correctly something approaching. 7000000 that they'd lost about 593000 votes I'm saying and they've only got about 1.8 percent of the vote share that's been cast so far that's such a huge decrease you know they were nearly 13 percent in 2015 Let's bring in Mike Glenn in the you keep candidate for sure and the swerving who were didn't get the seats last night so commiserations on that Mike good morning good morning to you but your reaction to pull not so your leader's resignation Well I have to confess I only learned this is a few moments ago when you call it came on the line as it literally happened 4 minutes ago so this is really news to all of us well one thing I would say right away is we perceive the whole election not about party politics but about the bigger picture I'm very sorry and so is you that we have not got a majority government coming and we're worried this could undermine the most important thing of all which is British independence no I won't return to that we shall see in the next few days will be very difficult your question about what we're not going I'm surprised yes there were you know we used to in this country very recently resignations and we had that didn't we just after the referendum. He's been a very very honest. A hardworking good leader fighting a very very difficult battle as far as you can is concerned clearly it's time for reflection I think we'll revisit what positioning we have in the market what a manifesto is we are in times which are changing very very fast and I'm not just talking about breaks it you know the outlook for the country you've seen the terrible news in recent days recent weeks I think much bigger things are coming the way to Britain in the longer term and politics will have some major changes coming but I can hypothesize details anymore now and what's next for the party would you like to see Nigel Farage back in charge again with everyone at a 4th time it might be something out of the 4th time I think anybody in Ukip loves Nigel Faraj I think people around the world that he's a great leader a great spokesman a great orator you know if it happened tonight there was an announcement he's back we would all cheer and a bit like with Winston Churchill coming back to the Admiralty in 19 you think he will just think he will Mike do I think he will I have no idea looks like that's the most honest answer I can give you I can understand he might have a case for not wanting to come back he might have a case for thinking well this is an hour of need to come back and start to reshape things but we will need a considerable period of reflection and I mean weeks and months before we can really come back to you with more meaningful statements might those giving you know honest a media. Thank you very much and a thank you Michael and there who has that ensure many swerving in yesterday's election quarter to 11 on b.b.c. Sussex and b.b.c. Sorry just a piece of news coming in from new car so we told you earlier there's a hostage situation a Job Center Plus in Newcastle a man armed with a knife was holding some hostages there now believed to have been released from Northumbria Police So the situation there were. Somebody was holding some hostages with a knife in the Job Center Plus in Newcastle but they appear now to have been released so more on that as we get it on b.b.c. Sussex and b.b.c. Sorry Paul Webb you probably have other things to do tonight appreciates spending so much time giving us your insights into the outcome of election polls professor of politics at University of Sussex just to run through a couple more of our local candidates and really bucking the trend locally Let's hear from Peter Kyl the labor m.p. For Hove who retained his seat last night so I started off this campaign thinking that I desperately wanted to hold on to that little red dot in the southeast of England. Not only have we held on to the little red dot in the south of England there are now plenty more right across the region. Do you think Peter Carson got a bit of a precarious position because he hasn't been a great fan of the leader Jeremy call Been So what do you make of I mean he's retained a seat maybe on his person performance locally Yes That's that's absolutely true. He has he's been a target I think really for some of the the more. Extreme called ministers for want of a better term he hasn't always got on well with his his local were the Brighton and Hove Labor Party and various ways on the other hand he has been a city Asli hard working constituency m.p. And actually I think you can probably say that for a number of other amputees in this region as well and I think that's part of the reason why he's done well here in combination with the fact that there has been a national swing to the Labor Party so he's really cemented his position but it's going to be an interesting dynamic within the Labor Party in the next few months because people who are on the kind of center to center left of the the Labor Party and we know that a large number of them are not fans of Jeremy Corbyn a really in a position where they cannot do much other than supportive now for the forseeable future in any prospect that there might have been a few weeks or months ago. Of there being a kind of breakaway new party formation from the Labor Party I think is dead in the water at least for the for the forseeable future and then finally Karan Lucas again returned as the m.p. For Brighton villian for the Green Party polling 30000 votes double the person finished in 2nd place he she is early I hope I've been a good local constituency m.p. But I think as well the kinds of policies we've been championing from for example opposing the incredibly extreme breadth that reason may have been pursuing right through to wanting more resources into our schools and the n.h.s. And of course putting the environment on climate change at the top of the agenda I think all of that has resonated with the people of Brighton you think Brighton loves there a bit that they're the only town to of voted in a green m.p. Ever and how much is that down to her person performance I definitely think a large chunk of Brighton loves that loves Caroline Lucas and it is partly about her personal performance and in 2 respects partly in terms of her work in the constituency and she's been another received us diligent constituency m.p. But also because she is by far and away the most prominent national spokes person for the Green Party we see her in Parliament we see on the media we're serious in protesting against fracking and getting arrested and arrested from time to time you know. So she's a very articulate and prominent spokes person and it doesn't surprise me that she's managed to cement the position can the Green Party do any more than than just keep Caroline Lucas in position it's you know these things depend on the contingencies the kind of ebb and flow of the circumstances and events of politics from time to time there have been moments in the past when the Greens have done particularly well in what political scientists call 2nd order elections things like the European parliamentary elections and so you know I would never say that they couldn't get more m.e.p. It can be hard for them under our electoral system in the forseeable future to get another entity. This is one of the things that Karen Lucas and perhaps I'll talk about this with her in coming days that she was quite I think upset about during the course of the campaign is the kind of disproportionate attention that say Ukip got in her view to say the Green Party in terms of number of votes they got and all of that do you think there's something in that and after you Kipps performance in the drop in their vote do you think that will change the next time we have an election Well it's interesting I mean they're fascinated because they're the 2 polar opposites really of party politics with the Greens being the Left Libertarian pole and you quit being the more right socially conservative pole of politics and actually across Europe as a whole these are the 2 kind of chunks of electorates that have grown somewhat on the fringes of mainstream party systems in the last 10 or 20 years. In terms of whether the Greens deserve to have more prominence from the media more attention from the media the new kit it's a little bit hard to say that now looking at this because they've got very similar percentages of the vote on the basis of the results we've got so far it's got about 1.8 percent of the national vote Greens got 1.6 percent but the Greens are got 100 percent more M.P.'s the new Kip they've got in a sense they go even more than that. But I know what you mean. They do they have they have more M.P.'s in parliament just the one of course. But you know parliamentary represents a political representation is also about things like the European Parliament at least for a little bit longer not for very much longer and local politics and if you put the whole thing together I think both parties have a kind of equal claim and certainly in the run up to this election Ukip was able to say look we've got 12 and a half percent of the vote nationally in 2015 whereas the Greens got 3 or 4 percent So Ok what do you do next a lot of number crunching with having a look at voter patterns and. All of that is going to be partly about that it's partly going to be for me personally past research projects I have a party members in the work that they did you know action campaigns and it's going to be about good old marking student dissertations and all that sounds fun thank you so much for spending so much time with this one is fascinating hearing your insight thanks Paul Well thank you very much Paul Webb professor of politics at University of Sussex with us on b.b.c. Sussex and b.b.c. Sorry of course always good to get your views on your local election outcomes and also the national picture 34595757 It's 9 minutes to 11 and this is Don Henley. Don Henley New York minutes. So election 2017 the results apart from one their all in so $650.00 seats in the u.k. Parliament $649.00 being declared with just hanging on for them dawdling around in Kensington London so it's the one result still waiting for so bring that to you when it comes in but as it stands a Conservatives have $318.00 seats any $326.00 to get a majority so they are short on that labor they have got $261.00 seats against $29.00 seats in the election overnights right just. With some of your comments on this thank you for your text and calls today this is Dorn I don't know why an election was called Enough to be getting on with and anyone who thinks labor can give us a future is in cookoo land says Dawn Corbin says he'll protect pensions etc What's the point when he does not want Trident that's the protection we need yes it's a lot of money that could be better spent but the fact is we need it says Dawn why was an election called Wild on trees of a set it was to. Bolster her position for the Brits in negotiations hasn't turned out that way but when she goes to Buckingham Palace in an hour and a half's time to ask the Queen to form a new parliament it's with an understanding of de u.p. Support because they have 10 seats so added to the conservatives that would give them $328.00 so they would have a working majority so it's understood that Theresa May will visit the palace palace with an understanding of d u p support his guy in Luxor who says the problem with May as leader is she has no imagination strategically going into bricks it we need great general like Wellington Instead we have a bland unmoving lame duck stubborn yes easily encircled quite probably like Custer says Guy In Locke's words and. Earlier we had a call from caller saying that Labor have bankrupted us and this Texas is I totally agree with the gentleman speaking now Brother bankruptcy is all we get with a Labor government nearly ready to leave so our public a.k.o. Ok good get baking is the answer to everything isn't it really just coming up to 11 o'clock on b.b.c. Sussex and b.b.c. Sorry so we'll have films for you are free to Cooper in about 10 minutes if you fancy going to the cinema at the weekend Saturday Bragg so by this weekend one of the outcome of the general election will have all the reaction and fall out on Saturday break for us will sum up any changes to the political landscape locally and also assess what the result means on a mash. Unlevel wake up to breakfast that doesn't else you need to start the weekend including a 4 sports round up with the general Small John Mays and the latest weather and travel updates to Mark Carter so you can join me this and every Saturday morning from 6 on b.b.c. Sussex breakfast back when you wake up tomorrow I'm here at 9 with the rewind it now to my special guest Chris differed from squeeze on the program tomorrow but it's no news to. The nation to some cynics. And on the a.b.c. Digital radio b.c. Some say. 11 o'clock I'm Emily Geoffrey the snap general election called by 2 reason may in April has ended with a hung parliament with all but one seat declared the Tories have 318 seats 8 short of a majority Labor has gained 29 seats with 261 M.P.'s the Liberal Democrats won 12 the b.b.c. Understands the true reason may has no intention of standing down and will try to form a government She's due to meet the Queen at Buckingham Palace at lunchtime there are reports that the conservatives are in talks with the Democratic Unionist Party in Northern Ireland which won 10 seats the chairman of the d.p.p. Lord Mauro was asked whether his party would support the conservatives in parliament be able to what they always do they like the best interests of the United. So therefore we will listen to what the prime minister asked say as she caught. Here she was to tell us when after making better than expected gains the Labor leader Jeremy Corbin urged Mrs May to stand down saying it was clear who was the real winner of the election and that he was ready to serve that will so being calls within the Conservative party for Mrs May to step aside locally in Brighton Kemp Town Labor's Lloyd Rusk. Well Moyle has taken the seat from the conservative and former Treasury Minister Simon Kirby in East born Stephen Lloyd says it's good to be back for the Liberal Democrats after taking the seat from conservative Carolina until he told us that his passion for putting the people of the sport above party politics has helped him win back the seat part that he remains a proud liberal. Very. Liberal. The Green Party's Caroline Lucas remains the m.p. For Brighton Pavilion and he swerving and sure I'm Tim Lawson force a tight race for the conservatives against the Labor candidate Sophie cook a long night and it was a bit too close for comfort at times but I'm delighted and relieved that I've got not opt into to continue as the members on Facebook Sean it was also a close fought battle between the Tories and Labor in Hastings in Rye after a recount the home secretary on the ranch did manage to hold on to her seat with a small majority the chancellor Philip Hammond has held his seat in sorry with an increased share of the vote Runnymede in Weybridge in the afternoon commute about near Heathrow has been held by the Conservative Party since World War 2 in Epsom and you're the transport secretary Chris Grayling is also held his seat with a large majority Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt held his seat in southwest sorry but with his previous majority can't buy 7000 well the Liberal Democrats were pushed into 3rd place in most of sorry but the party had a victory in Kingston Davy won back the seat he lost of the Conservatives 2 years ago he says it's now time for politicians on all sides to work together but doesn't necessary mean coalitions and so it's limited will not be coalitions but one can work across the aisle in part. And you see more of that I think most of the public want to see applications and you know what with the Brits negotiations being the most complicated set of negotiations this country has faced since the 2nd World War We absolutely have to do that you can share of the vote collapsed across person in the last half hour the party's leader Paul Nuttall has announced he's standing down my Glennon who stood for you Kip in East wording and sure I'm told us he has no idea if this will signal the return of Nigel Farage argument of he might have a case for nor wanting to come Burke he might have a case of thinking what will come back and start to reshape but we considerable period of reflection and I mean we. Are For we can really come back to you with more meaningful. Sport now and play is getting underway on the opening day at Grace Road as Sussex target back to back wins in Division 2 Leicestershire a batting but rains delayed the start at Guilford as sorry welcome Essex post gains a live on the b.b.c. Sport website Andy Murray's on court in the next hour of his French Open tennis quarter final He faces 2015 champion stand the Rincon this afternoon Rafael Nadal faces Austria's Dominic team and double world champion Fernando Alonso has indicated he will leave the working based McLaren Honda Formula One team at the end of the year if he does not see signs they can be competitive by September and the weather sunny spells and scattered showers to come some of the showers could be on the heavy side but should die out through the evening and it should feel pleasantly warm in any sunshine highs of 20 degrees up to date it's 5 minutes past 11 b.b.c. Sussex travel you trust. With your value of the year and 25 1st of all and and to clockwise looking quite slow passing junction knowing the head turn off it really just seems to be a use surface waters with a really cool. I think that's really the reason. Looking at the census of the cameras. Now between services. And having patches I think it's weather related. Very well if you're heading into. The. Very slow. 6 for. His. Because of the way they see the Eagles. 27 is moving quite. Slow moving. Along. This little bit. Just north of. And in faeries. C.c.c. Sussex It's sad to say. Thank you Ed. Thanks. Thanks thanks. Thanks thanks thanks. Thanks thanks. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks. Ily. Ily. Ily. Ily. Ily. Ily. Ily. Ily. Ily. Ily. Sorry. More of your comments on the outcome of the general election this is an email says. Shows the world her bloody difficult woman side. And for ever the battle ahead throws at her says Here's an email from. The campaign I thought was very lackluster on behalf of all the parties all we got through the door was some information stating the party line Nothing personal from the local candidates 2nd. Position is tenable any more she has to go but I have no idea who could replace the hung parliament is never a good thing but it's the worst thing that could happen at this time. With bricks it happening and fourthly I reckon there'll be another election later this year Patrick thank you very much keep your thoughts coming though 34595757 so the snap general election call by Teresa man April has ended with a hung parliament we're still waiting by the way for one result that's one to come from Kensington in London and the reason that hasn't happened yet it's a very close parallel between the Conservatives and Labor and during the middle the night after 2 recounts. The counters are too tired to carry on so I've gone away for a rest and they'll resume when it's possible so we should get the results from the roll of Kensington and Chelsea I The later on today or tomorrow say we're a little bit tired and couldn't complete the count so we're still awaiting one but anyway. The Tories have 380 stands 8 short of majority Labor have gained 29 seats with 261 M.P.'s liberal Democrats won 12 in the b.b.c. Understands that treason May has no intention of standing down and will head to Buckingham Palace at 1230 with an agreements we think with the Democratic Union Party in Northern Ireland's they've got 10 seats 318 plus 10 gives you a working majority the chairman of the d.p. Lord Mauro was asked whether his party would support the conservatives in Parliament see if able to what they always do they elect. Are not on the United Kingdom in general. We will do what the prime minister has said as she calls. Here she was to tell us after making better than expected gains the Labor leader Gerry Corbin urged Mrs May to stand down saying it was clear who the real winner of the election was and that he was ready to serve they've also been calls within the Conservative party for Mrs May to step aside the former chancellor George Osborne said there was a question mark over her leadership personally I don't see how she can survive for the long term Now whether she thinks she should be at the helm for the coming period is Britain begins its brakes of negotiations that's got to be a judgement for her and the Conservative Party mantra body which I'm not a member of but a living anyone seriously thinks that the reason is going to be leading the Conservatives into the next general election 40 minutes ago the Ukip leader Paul not all resigned after his party won no seats in parliament he said the election had come at an inopportune time and you Kit needed to be relaunched for a new era turnout as a whole in the election yesterday it was almost 69 percent and. Political analyst Professor John Curtis said a surge in the youth vote which reached 72 percent at pits of largely benefited labor the swing to Labor was into 8 or a little bit higher in the places where there are more young voters the turnout increased more and constituencies that have more young people in the post things together it looks as though the Labor Party profited from the vice of younger voters not just by persuading them to vote Labor but frankly by persuading them to turn out in the 1st fight cost of told you about the election results where you live and also the national picture what are you making of it today 34595757 you can text 81333 Start your message with the word radio market Holzschuh says he thinks the bad press Corbin has received in many courses the media may have contributed to many voters deciding to back him so having the opposite effect which was meant as suggest Mark from Horsham. Rise or keep the thoughts coming in. Was the movies in I know my duty for. 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Let's take our mind off the election result by talk about the new cinema releases this weekend and the D.V.D.'s to watch at home he's free to Cooper High free to kill morning than a Ok give us a break from the election let's lose ourselves in some movie so we got the recent superheroes but the Wonder Woman did Ok last weekend didn't it Oh it did extremely well Ok so you got a costume drama an adaptation of def need morea is my cousin right show so we are in for a romance for a change well we'll although I've got to say with this one there is just as much mystery there's also the sense of the Gulf think about it as well so it doesn't only see thing in the major box of tissues it's all set in 19th century Cornwall it's the medium or a after all and it's on a country estate where its owner Ambrose has been away to Italy and he's met and married a beautiful widow called right chill and then he falls ill soon afterwards and he dies now back only a state his cousin Phillip is absolutely convinced that right chill is responsible for his death and he's determined to have his revenge until that is he actually meets her and falls head over heels so where in the realms of obsession and mystery this isn't so much is a whodunit as it did she done it and it's very dark and to give you a sense of the atmosphere that goes with the film he's right show him how she imagined what the state would be like apps tomorrow I can borrow force and have a look at. Such an odd. Pairing up to the house you can standing by the door to welcome me. It's the type of my imagination. Clock struck the Allied victory in for. Even if you track nice sound down. Rachel vice and if you can tell from that it's all very brooding and vice actually has got a very nice line in being enigmatic and mysterious There is though also a contemporary side to her and Ansari Dr yesterday I was talking to the film's director Roger Michel about this particular aspect of her character I think that any period film is going to be strained if you like with the in some way by the period in which it's actually made so it's kind of unavoidable it's hope that it feels like a film with a modern sensibility but it's also interesting that the the book was written in 150 even though it's set in the 18th thirty's so to Morrie I was playing with this idea of parachuting if you like a more perfect Freudian heroine into a sort of Jane Austen world so ultimately it is all about whether she is as bad as everybody says she is although of course Philip is played by Sam Claflin is so obsessed with her he's not going to have a word against her as an adaptation is actually a pretty decent one vice is really well cast I wish I could say the same about Claflin my visual a it's definitely worth saying on the big screen you've got these wonderful landscapes and you've got these great image of right your visor always dressed in black and riding a white horse it does very much leave it to you to work out whether she's guilty or not though it's a solid adaptation if not a spectacular one writes My cousin Rachel that is and your d.v.d. Force this week which ones This Yeah just one day every day but is it good the eighty's called Golden It stars Matthew McConaughey as a perspective with a mining company that's just about to go bust and then he gets the lucky break that he needs because he teams up with a geologist who is convinced that there's gold to be found in them there hills in Indonesia and these absolutely right. It makes them a full chain so they're all happily living the life until the Indonesian government takes over their minds and the whole thing falls apart this is actually a terrific ride but for McConnell his character and for the audience and much of that is than to the at the Himself He gives a really energetic performances these bolding paunchy perspective and he really drives the film along the story is perhaps a bit more convoluted than it needs to be that does make it quite a long film it's about 2 hours but it has a sense of adventure it's got some decent thing and it's got McConaughey at the top of his form so what's not to like he really has found another level in the last more maybe 3 or 4 years I think in Dallas Buyers Club movies like that yes I mean he went down the sort of indie road it's what they called the McConaughey songs where he transformed his career from from doing wrong comes to doing low budget indie films and proving his worth as an actor great so that's called Gold So if you had to get was just one of those films this weekend which one would you go for that's really difficult actually because I want different I suppose because I would probably take my cousin Right to Life Ok go for that one thanks a lot for you will see you next Friday for more free to Cooper there with this week's films 1123 Sussex and b.b.c. In the classics and alternative anthems. The tracks you can remember and turning up. The. Stereo underground this Saturday night from 6. 6. Weather could be some showers around the sauce and on the heavy side they should die out through the evening otherwise sunny warm day up to 20 degrees tonight the showers will clear and then the rest the night should be largely dry but cloud and wind will build towards Greece is the low Saturday morning with a lot of rain possible but generally dry dry through the afternoon with the best the sunshine towards the coast feeling warm and humid ice of 20 and windy to start with on Sunday with some light rain possible sunny spells later b.b.c. Sussex travel. 25 approaching junction 10 the resilience changed as a car has broken down in the left lane. Camera but it is really slow. Up towards tends towards weasely and it is quite heavy else also towards junction 11 anticlockwise is Ok no reports of problems on the end 3 more the end $23.00 has been told. Muggs hill looking at the sensors possibly because of the events the. And if you're heading. To. As you head down through. The. Continue if you're heading to the. City very busy only approaches to the. Southbound from the cells. From. The t 7 series it was very busy. Traffic at the I $27.00 each way weddings slow. And the trains on the ferries reveals. The b.b.c. Travels into cities to see something that was. And. Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes where we belong on b.b.c. Sussex and b.b.c. Sorry 20 minutes is well Joe told but coming up at midday Let's wrap up our week by going to Bermuda now what a nice thoughts the America's Cup is taking place there and speak to b.b.c. Sports reporter Tony husband's Tony hi. Ass about these Great Britain out of the Americas Cup after New Zealand and a 52 semifinal win tell me what happened yesterday they day and ultimately a sad one for Britain this. Has Gone. Britain and better Ainslie seeing their team pretty comprehensively beaten by New Zealand in these challenges 7th. Them and They got one race victory yesterday but by that point they were already 41 down in a best of 9 series. That's not going so well as I think we kind of persevered there for as long as we could but that's that's a bit too intermittent so yeah the upshot of all that is that Ben Ainslie team are out of the Americas Cup or New Zealand beat them 52 in the semi final so it has been interesting to watch them by the way if you want to continue watching America's Cup there's highlights on b.b.c. 2 starting on Sunday night so we'll look out for that maybe do a series link on that and you can record the highlights each day as they come outside b.b.c. 2 from Sunday though we shine the highlights of the America's Cup as that continues but I'm afraid it's no more for better Ainslie's great British team than thanks to Tony husband for covering that for us this week here on b.b.c. Sussex and b.b.c. Sorry Sunday breakfast we are all about taking you want to journey exploring the stories behind the headlines and teasing out some of the faith and ethical issues that affect us locally but I'll say on a much bigger scale. Simply because we have a Christian heritage. And mourning is not going to be. I think that it's about coming together for a conversation and great music but also about asking some big questions do we just stand by and let people go hungry because it's not our job Emilie Jaffery Sunday morning from sake's on b.b.c. South 6. media watching the racing this week and what happened yesterday. Yesterday hopefully about a lot of you now from here and read in the great style but sadly been a Britain's 21st bid for America's Cup success it's only same way as the others knocked out said they challenge the semifinal stage yesterday you see in the very resilient and talented New Zealand just seem to have that edge on the Landrover. Tiles on the water 52 is how the semi final finished up there was some brief hope yesterday often after the Kiwis had come from behind to go for one up and Ainslie managed to win the next race to make it 42 so just for a moment there was a thought that perhaps enormous sudden death for Great Britain Ainslie might be able to pull it out of the panic button they were comprehensively Payton and a $52.00 success of the Kiwi sends them sort of the challenge of file this means of course the end Britain's $110000000.00 pound bade for the America's Cup 35th time or 35th staging at the event means the Kiwis move on another step closer to facing the Americans in what could be a rematch for the actual America's Cup match but straight afterwards I spoke to Ben Ainslie and he was insistence that Britain would be back for the next America's Cup and also late last night was back in the u.k. Of course all eyes were fixed on events of the general election it was announced that the principal Packer which is Landrover tens of millions behind the names East team they are coming on board for the next bit as well so it's the end for now but but Ainsley and this British team hoping to make history will be back for the next edition of the America's Cup at which point it could be some 168 years since the whole thing started back off the Isle of Wight Ok Very good very interesting to think New Zealand's will give America when they get to the final and give America a good run for their money excites styles Well you know they've done a They've done the whole $1.00 of the races they were 100 percent out of the water on their foils were nice and then there were 2 Koreas. They certainly are and I think the thing was impressive yesterday was that only earlier in the week they suffered a rather dramatic pitch poll and slipping over that eventually capsizing they seem to show no real outward scars from that people in the young helm we wondered would he be bothered by that would it have concerned them psychologically could they just have been back and not after what happened on Tuesday didn't have to be the case at all now they're going to take on Sweden or Japan in the Challenger sign all this weekend that race is actually matches actually intriguingly police because the Swedes won all 3 races yesterday to go for 3 up so there will be potentially 2 deciding races today to see who will take on the Kiwis but you have to say the Kiwis look the favorites now they go on and face Oracle Team USA in the final and that is very significant because I talked about the $36.00 Americas Cup and been a plea saying Britain will be in it and will be competing in it now the Americans have already signed up to a protocol which means that effectively the cup will happen every 2 years it's going to become a little bit more like a Formula One circuit will have a bit of certainty as to how the format of the competition works the Kiwis are the only team not so signed up to that which means that in theory the future running of the cup and how it works well it's all up for discussion what we do know is it would go back to Auckland if the Kiwis one is it would be stage there but under their rules and in a format they would decide because they're not signed up to the protocol who knows exactly what the direction of the cup would be. Interesting times and also an expensive sport to be in but glamorous and also very exciting to watch on the telly and the converse also b.b.c. 2 from Sunday so Tony thank you coverage this week when join the rescue time that. Well unfolded early and it's good to bring in the news from from the guys are here emotional scene yesterday that. The sailors came in because for them yes and for most of us you know it's probably a Ford not a racing but it's been 3 years of climbing over $100000000.00 pounds that it cost to put together private finance and sponsorship and you know used to seeing better Ainslie on this occasion we started bringing the cup home so I haven't quite come off and they come back and you know and it will be back for more I got some experience on the belt that's for sure Tony thank you very much our b.b.c. Sports reporter Tony has been in Bermuda force so you have Sunday. The coverage starts with highlights of America's Cup 2nd series think that if you want to watch all of what they've got to show over the next few days right next up today on b.b.c. Sussex maybe sorry Tolbert 12 Hello Joe Hello Danny Hi there thanks so yeah I guess if you got some spare cash Senate Ben Ainslie sway year the next. Cell it's a life a really futile bid on a Friday had to share for you know you pretty much the way you want I've never been anywhere near the media with the b.b.c. Yeah I think Tony has been has been working out there in fairness it only has been he's been a jolly Have you ever met him. Why what you say I met him a couple of times and I worked it assists b.b.c. Radio so I'm sure he's I'm sure he's worked very hard but I'm sure he's enjoyed himself so yeah right Ok Ok moving away from that then we got the Sultan Well I don't know whether this came shock to me when I came in today but there was a general election yesterday yes sir and there's all sorts of possible happenings as a result of that so the Sun afternoon should any of the happenings that might happen happen then we'll bring that to you whoa the 1st happening is going to be well we'll hear from Nicholas sturgeon the Scottish 1st minister about 12 ish tall 30 ish trees I'm a going to back him palace to ask for money up and so you a couple of things work out a lot of things to look out for and we'll disperse that nonsense to self. Bit of nonsense is probably what we need today is the very history Thanks a lot Gys have a good afternoon 7 minutes to 12 a classic from David Bowie. To. The. changes in general election 2017 so one outstanding result to come out from chair Kensington they called it Todd off to 2 recounts a night so they're going to count those votes again from 6 o'clock this evening it was a momentous nights in British politics after a very hard fought few weeks on the campaign here's a look back at the general election 27 saying. The meeting of the cabinet where we had reached the government should a general election going out there to put the case to put the case of how this country could see it's an opportunity for the country to say this is the direction they want the country to go and not the direction the extreme direction that the reason may be taking the people to judge me on the reasons calling this election and not be a fight to his people just to the reality is is just 6 seats the government there's . Nothing Cherry cool. Pulling the strings something is house it's 10 o'clock the general election has been decided the result of the joint b.b.c. I.t.v. And Sky exit poll conducted through the day. Projects that the conservatives will be the largest party in the new parliament but on these figures they will lose the overall majority. To pick up. A brick policy at a break that will actually last of mistakes I think that will outcome from my thinking would be a weak government and. Labor policy towards the one for those I believe pleased with the tools and the. Policies is this we will pick always through the very difficult times that our country faces if in the next feasible policies we seek to. Devise. Recent myself so risky. By the selection she's a damaged foreign minister who spread sheets I should never recover. On National Hockey. Night. But that calling. You. Haha is going to last 35 parliamentarians. I believe this blow to the. 6 o'clock on Friday good morning this is today with Nick Robinson and John Humphrys headlines this morning tourism is decision to call a general election appears to back dramatically with the country now. She takes responsibility and she will be on the nation with the running of the campaign type a great week around this time we set out to consider the issues that are the key priorities for the British people getting the back seat deal by ensuring that we

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