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anyone is celebrating. even you? we celebrate the - anyone is celebrating. even you? we celebrate the fact| anyone is celebrating. even i you? we celebrate the fact we it happened, we celebrate the fact that — it happened, we celebrate the fact that we beat the global establishment, we celebrate the fact that — establishment, we celebrate the fact that after years of trying to stop — fact that after years of trying to stop it, we got there but now— to stop it, we got there but ...

by the union leadership. half of britains rail lines will be closed when workers walk out on tuesday, thursday and saturday. these strikes are not only a bid to derail reforms that are critical to the networks future and designed to inflict damage at the worst possible time. iam in i am in the devon constituency which has been conservative for 100 years. we will hear for the labour candidate where it may not be so certain that it will stay that way. hot and getting even hotter — brit...

5.8% is a peak, certainly more than 5.5% but anticipating 5.8% at the beginning of next year. when you consider that they are currently 4.5%, that is worrying because already they are way more than people had anticipated at this time. so people that have a fixed rate mortgages over five years, which were super cheap a couple of years ago after the pandemic, less than 2%, are now looking at having to pay the interest rate of four, five, 6%. so like three times as much and there is concern that ob...

Responded in their droves. what does it mean now? you have been - responded in their droves. what does| it mean now? you have been involved in the campaigning in wakefield, what does it mean now where it comes to restoring the so—called red wool for labour? —— red wall for labour? it shows we are building back those votes and helping regain the trust of those voters that we lost in 2019. we need to do much more than when we —— to win back those voters and wakefield demonstrates we are ...

So than anything else. the economic story has barely begun and we will be looking at a summer potentially of unrest in terms of trade unions. in autumn, the energy price rises. which is why a lot of conservatives are weighing up their future and wondering whether if a seat like tiverton and honiton can go and chesham and amersham and north shropshire can go, and indeed wakefield to the labour party, what will happen to my seat? and in politics, that is often the primary force when making these c...

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And looking at these results pretty nervous about what they are seeing. within the last half an hour, the tory chairman, 0liver dowden, has decided that he needs to go. he has put a letter out on social media, saying that the party is distressed and disappointed by what he calls recent events, and he says that he shares their views. its not completely clear from the first reading of the letter whether mr dowden still thinks that the prime minister is the man to lead the conservative party. boris...

Iain, that announcement, we cannot carry on as business as usual, says the co—chairman of the conservative party, tell us about what happened in wakefield. let party, tell us about what happened in wakefield-— party, tell us about what happened in wakefield. let me ust pick up on that oliver dowden — in wakefield. let me just pick up on that oliver dowden letter. - in wakefield. let me just pick up on that oliver dowden letter. in - in wakefield. let me just pick up on that oliver dowden l...

Seat that just happened wakefield that it was a safe labour seat thatjust happened to go blue in 2019 but it has been quite a marginal seat for several general elections in a row and this is one of the biggest majority is that labour has returned for almost 20 years. so we are thoroughly delighted with the trust that the people of wakefield have placed in simon lightwood and keir starmers labour party. haifa simon lightwood and keir starmers labour party-— labour party. how big a win is this f...

Victory. we firmly believe that the victory last night in wakefield has put us on the part of the general election victory.— put us on the part of the general election victory. when you held the maori , election victory. when you held the majority. as — election victory. when you held the majority. as you — election victory. when you held the majority. as you say. _ election victory. when you held the majority, as you say, just _ election victory. when you held the majority, as you say, ju...