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Really mould, black. so the council effectively just painted over it? yes. and you are painting over it again? again. joe said the council only did the work after he got a solicitor involved. because the council were not responding, you went to a lawyer? they said they are going to fight on my behalf to get £1,500, then, from there, they would take the fees. so the council paid out £1,500 in compensation. the majority went to the company, the lawyers, and you got a small amount? were you happy with that? no, not at all. it's a shame, that i had to use a lawyer before they would come out to s...

For repairs like this. but almost £750,000 went on legal fees and compensation. so there is not much left to fix problems. the council pipe is broken. so that's just pouring down. that's like a shower? yeah, like a shower. remember anthony and gloria, the homeowners with the new windows and the tower block? two years ago the council failed to repair a leaking pipe on the floor above them. gradually it got worse, and it ended up like this. water pouring from the seventh floor through the flats below. anthony and gloria lived like this for three weeks, and they say they finally left for a hotel...

With the mental health problems. these are practical things that i think people expect us to deal with. we won with 63% of the vote. we won 85 out of 88 counties. so it was a very, very good victory. i'm very, very grateful for that. i think if you look across the country, particularly governors who did well who are making the tough decisions, who are leaders and who are solving problems. i think that's really the lesson from tuesday night. people want people to fix problems. we're -- for example, in ohio, we're a great manufacturing state. attracting good business coming in, a good business c...

But at the same time, provide everybody with the incentive to find energy savings. it would cost less money to the taxpayer and it would give more benefit to lower income households. the government says it is making preparations to help the new prime minister deliver any additional support as quickly as possible. and in a speech later, borisjohnson will reiterate a commitment to ensuring britain's energy security. he's previously promised to build eight nuclear reactors in a year, along with pledges on wind, solar and hydrogen. there's also speculation he'll commit more money to sizewell c, a ...

Problems just like this. and so, what we have got to do, those of us who live here, those of us who are democrats, we are gonna reach across the aisle to our republican friends, and try to fix this once and for all. it's going to be a major undertaking. we're going to be looking to washington. but now that the state has some money, we are going to have a partnership with the city, and we need a comprehensive solution. >> let's hope everyone can get together and fix it, because an obvious urgent need, it's a dire situation right. now thank you senator blount. >> it is, i'm tired of boiling by w...