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correspondence. in the uk, the home secretary, suella braverman, has insisted she did nothing untoward in her handling of a speeding ticket she received last summer. she is reported to have asked civil servants to arrange a private speed awareness course. opposition parties want an investigation into whether or not ms braverman broke ministerial conduct rules. she told mps in the commons that the whole matter was a �*distraction'. from westminster, david wallace lockhart reports. any regrets, home secretary? this is a controversy that all started when suella braverman was in the driving seat. she was caught speeding last year, but the political row began when she approached civil servants about a speed awareness course. thank you very much for letting me join you today. on a ministerial visit earlier today, the home secretary insisted she behaved appropriately. last summer i was speeding. i regret that, i paid the fine and i took the points. but we are focused now on delivering
this area back. so, i think they will take that as a positive, there are three — will take that as a positive, there are three mps in stoke—on—trent and of course _ are three mps in stoke—on—trent and of course with an eye on a general election— of course with an eye on a general election in— of course with an eye on a general election in the not—too—distant future — election in the not—too—distant future this is executor kind of area where _ future this is executor kind of area where labour will want to see a good performance. most councils are going to be counted throughout the day today, _ to be counted throughout the day today, we — to be counted throughout the day today, we can see the change in seats _ today, we can see the change in seats for— today, we can see the change in seats for labour, mainly doing well at the _ seats for labour, mainly doing well at the expense of the independence. most councils will be counting throughout the day, the full picture is yet _ throughout the day, the full picture is yet to— throughout the day, the full picture is yet to emerge but if you want to know— is yet to emerge but if you want to know what — is yet to emerge but if you want to know what is happening in your local area, _ know what is happening in your local area, you _ know what is happening in your local area, you can go to the bbc news website _ area, you can go to the bbc news website and stick in your postcode and you _ website and stick in your postcode and you will find out if your council _ and you will find out if your council has counted yet and if so what _ council has counted yet and if so what is — council has counted yet and if so what is the — council has counted yet and if so what is the result.— council has counted yet and if so what is the result. david wallace lockhart, thank _ what is the result. david wallace lockhart, thank you _ what is the result. david wallace lockhart, thank you very - what is the result. david wallace lockhart, thank you very much i lockhart, thank you very much indeed. joining me now is james murray, labour mp and shadow financial secretary to the treasury. and andrea leadsom, the conservative mp. thank you both forjoining us. what is your reaction to what we have heard so far?— what is your reaction to what we
their own way there to get that fight, thank you for the update, david was lockhart. —— david wallace lockhart. the health service in england has warned that a planned strike by nurses sunday night will cause significant disruption during an already busy holiday weekend. members of the royal college of nursing are walking out from eight o'clock until midnight on monday. the union has agreed contingency plans for staff to return to work in extreme cases and major incidents. health workers represented by another union, unite, have also rejected the same pay deal and say they'll soon be escalating industrial action. there is some good news for the government though in england — the gmb, which represents ambulance workers, nurses, porters, radiographers, have accepted an nhs pay offer, joining members of the biggest union, unison, who accepted that deal two weeks ago. pat cullen of the royal college of nursing explained there would still be help for patients.
lots more on the bbc sport website and app, but that's all your sport for now. in the uk, the opposition labour leader, sir keir starmer, has defended an online advert released by his party, which accused rishi sunak of not wanting to send all child sex abusers to prison. 0ur political correspondent, david wallace—lockhart, has more... this advert focuses on the number of adults evicted of child sexual assault since 2010, who haven't seen jail time. it has a big, smiling rishi sunak on the advert, and suggests he is content with those figures. now, broadly speaking, the figures that labour have used are right, but they go back to 2010, and of course, rishi sunak only became an mp in 2015. he has only been around the cabinet table since 2019, so it is personalising such a sensitive issue towards him that is proving so controversial.
The county said nearly $45,000 is being used to install and buy two license plate readers for high-crime areas like Apopka, Zellwood, Lockhart, Rosemont and Eatonville.