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And this— running of both the selection and this council. your work enables— and this council. your work enables our democracy and it couidnt— enables our democracy and it couldnt be more important. thank— couldnt be more important. thank you _ couldnt be more important. thank you also to my agent, scott. — thank you also to my agent, scott. and _ thank you also to my agent, scott, and the hundreds of labour— scott, and the hundreds of labour campaigners who have made — labour camp...

Think the voters in selby would say, must do better.— must do better. this was a big win for the liberal _ must do better. this was a big win for the liberal democrats - must do better. this was a big win for the liberal democrats in - for the liberal democrats in somerton and frome. they were confident— somerton and frome. they were confident of victory from the start of this— confident of victory from the start of this campaign, so complacency was really— of this campaign, so complacen...

To point out that labour had lost its deposit in somerton and frome. but does the rise of the liberal democrat vote there at the same time as the labour one in selby spell double trouble for the conservatives? lets start tonight then with nick in north yorkshire, scene of that 23% swing to labour. bells toll the tranquil rhythm of a summers day. but in these lanes, a quiet revolution — a victory for labour in tory country. applause a celebratory walk for the leader, introducing his young name ...

Yeah. 0k. so you say you dont have a problem. lets just look at your policing methods, because in 2022, 13 french people of african and north african origin were shot dead by police for a traffic offence compared to one in germany in the last decade and probably none in the uk in the last decade. theres only one death in police custody, which was very ambiguous. this is an indictment, and it goes against what you say that france does not have a problem with racism. again, its not because 1% may ...

You need to change. i had lots of people saying go faster, be bolder. people saying go faster, be holder. the second thing is we had to expose the government is not fit to govern, and we were ably assisted by the government itself. the next stage is if not the government, then why you? what is the case for change you are put into the country? and that is the mission i have set out since the beginning of the year, setting out the changes. at the moment i would say we are confident but not complac...

Dental association who joins us now. thanks for making time to talk to us. a bbc investigation found that nine in ten nhs dental practices across the uk werent accepting new aduu across the uk werent accepting new adult patients. how did it get to this point? adult patients. how did it get to this oint? ~ adult patients. how did it get to this point?— this point? well, i think my colleagues _ this point? well, i think my colleagues have _ this point? well, i think my colleagues have lost - thi...

That their view of the world order and rules are dominant. and rishi sunak, the _ and rules are dominant. and rishi sunak, the prime _ and rules are dominant. and rishi sunak, the prime minister, i and rules are dominant. and rishi sunak, the prime minister, has i sunak, the prime minister, has denied the charge of complacency that has come along with this report, he says the government has already taken actions that are in line with many of the committees recommendations. do you see it that way...

But again, i go back to this issue of complacency. this only happens when youre complacent, when youre not red-teaming yourself and trying to imagine how escapes could take place. this seemed a little bit too easy. >> also authorities i assume would have access to kind of a list of people he had been in contact with while in the system, wouldnt they? >> absolutely. i mean, thats the first thing you do in a fugitive investigation, is you go back, you slide time back to before he was incarcerated ...

Has set in. i believe that one reason for that is there still a reluctance to confront, to reckon with, the initial decisions that led us to this point. -- [interpreter] we are still facing a tremendous problem. we need to do more for. >> ive spoken to those who have been hardest hit. are there certain, whether it be gender income level, races? which communities have really suffered the biggest toll from this learning loss? >> the numbers are so clear. the effect has been so racially disproporti...