And Hill sniper diktat for later on b.b.c. Radio news it's 3 minutes past 3 Steve. Hello good afternoon so last night I beg the conservatives have won the general election says the victory is a clear message to the u.k. Out of the e.u. Has turned out to be a historic election that gives us now you've got the chance to respect the democratic will of the British people Labour's Redwall across the middle and and the North of England the bedrock of the party support for generations has crumbled as the Conservatives claim key marginal seats I have pride in our manifesto that we put forward but this election was taken over ultimately by bricks and Liberal Democrat leader Joe Swinson has lost locally there were 3 Tory gains from labor we would campaigning very much on local issues here in the high peak yes the Labor Party leadership comes into its But very much we've run a local campaign this afternoon we'll have the analysis of the afternoon after the night before. Steve Jordan on b.b.c. Radio. News. Yeah madness it must be love the b.b.c. Radio dubbing we cross now live to Downing Street where Prime Minister Barak Johnson is making his speech and yes they will have a well we mandate from this election to get it done and we will honor that mandate by January 31st and so in this moment of national resolution I want to speak directly to those who made it possible and to all those who voted for us for the 1st time and those whose pencils may have waited over the ballot and you heard the voices of their parents and their grandparents whispering anxiously in their areas I say thank you for the trust you have placed in us and in me. And we will work round the clock to repay your trust and to deliver on your priorities with a parliament that works for you and then I want to speak also to those who did not vote for us or for me and you wanted and perhaps still want to remain in the e.u. And I want you to know that we in this One Nation Conservative government will never ignore your good and positive feelings of warmth and sympathy towards the other nations of Europe because now is the moment precisely as we leave the e.u. To let those not true feelings find renewed expression in building a new partnership. Which is one of the great projects for next year and as we work together with the e.u. As friends and sovereign equals in tackling climate change and terrorism in building academic and scientific cooperation redoubling our trading relationship I frankly everyone on either side of water after 3 years 3 Nokia's after all an increasingly carried argument I urge everyone to find closure and to let the healing begin. Because I believe in fact I know as I've heard it loud and clear from every corner of the country that the overwhelming priority of the British people now is that we should focus above all. On the n.h.s. That simple and beautiful idea that represents the best of our country with the biggest ever cash boost 50000 more nurses 40 new hospitals as well as providing better schools safer streets and in the next few weeks and months we will be bringing 4 proposals to transform this country with better infrastructure better education better technology if you ask yourselves what is this new government going to do what are you going to do with the extraordinary majority I will tell you that is what we are going to do we are going to unite and level up unite and level up bringing together the whole of this incredible United Kingdom England Scotland Wales Northern Ireland together taking us forward unleashing the potential of the whole country delivering opportunity across the entire nation and since I know that after 5 weeks frankly of electioneering this country deserves a break from wrangling a break from politics and a permanent break from talking about BRICs it. I want everyone to go about their Christmas preparations happy and secure in the knowledge that here in this people's government the work is now being stepped up to make 2020 a year of prosperity and growth and hope and to deliver a parliament that works for the people thank you all very much and Happy Christmas thank you. Johnson with his 1st speech outside Number 10 Downing Street in his new reign as the conservatives reelected chorus of course 1st time winning a general election last night 365 seats to the conservatives labor 203 Liberal Democrats with just 11 s. And p. 48 and the Green Party with one seat in Parliament for this term and also you might notice that he appears to maybe have a new catch phrase they have to get breaks it done it appears that unite and level up could be a phrase that you're going to hear more and more of Boris they're praising those voters who took a gamble who wouldn't ordinarily have voted for his party and thanking fact thanking them and asking for their trust promising also under a Conservative government to tackle climate change tackle terrorism improve trade focus on the n.h.s. . Trying to make good on the promise of more nurses more hospitals better schools and that end a speech that lasted what 34 minutes just there Boris Johnson talking just now it to be heard live on b.b.c. Radio Darby Friday the 13th of December. Radio travel $61.00 Sir Frank still looking busy Northland an island. The heavy there now as well. As the king's way past the retail park and also must invite. Street in. Heavy traffic on the I 38 now heading northbound and. Right and the a 5. And if you can update our information call I'm 801456161. If you miss the British show with sky then you missed this. Result come in the Conservatives have to feel. Just take a moment to digest that huge moment and this 3 remind us elf it is actually nearly Christmas. And this was yesterday Audrey has been given the all clear. But no more. Than the Brits are back from 6 on b.b.c. Radio. 3 is the time Steve Jordan says you just heard. Back in Downing Street following his thumping victory over labor in last night's general election this morning he went to see the queen and booking a palace to formally get permission to form a new government Jeremy Colburn says he's not planning on leaving the Labor Party into another election after many of the party's traditional heartland swept away by the Tories among the other casualties the Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson lost her seat a De Vry and the Lib Dems president Brinson will now act as co-leaders the brakes policy failed to win any seats. Locally the conservatives have gained Bolsover Dalby north and high peak Labor held Dobby south and Chesterfield but a much reduced majorities Here's a round up of last night we just had the ball saver results come in and the conservatives have to fita Dennis Skinner than a skin has been beaten in a general election so he picked up 16 and a half 1000 votes the conservatives new m.p. Football so you vote and you thought we'd ever say that Mark Fletcher 21791 votes my 1st job paid to get to Parliament to vote to get regs that I think the people above don't feel like they've been the problem not only with budget but going back directly themselves sort of said so if you get sober more people drive through well that needs to stop Griffiths page conservative . 29560 I'm feeling very excited very very honest with the people to put their trust in me and let me use the Member of Parliament and I'm ready to get to work on behalf of everybody declaration of results of the election of a Member of Parliament from. The December 2019 I think the returning officer at the top election and I think if I did that. Is to be elected. And I do keep fighting back that Margaret Mary is duly elected 1st of all thank you very profoundly everybody in down the south who is taking part in this election all of those who voted I'm profoundly grateful to everyone who helped me come to this city Thank you. But I want to say a great thank you people that job you know I can honestly say to. I think sites about what to go to this tree trimming Yes I do declare. Elizabeth Dines elected as Member of Parliament but Darvish Adele's County constituency people live Domitian day also has a message to Parliament ignored him we don't want the British people at your peril what you look forward to continuing to deliver for people have just failed you know we have a real need to get further investment you know in our constituency would be in promised by the Tory government that austerity is over so you know we're going to be making them live up to that promise now Daniel Swain acting with Jane offset this election I hereby declare that leave Benjamin Rollei if elected to serve as Member of Parliament for the cost issue and say of ne Dobbs and I do hereby declare that the said Maggie food is Julia elected as a member of parliament for the constituency. Is a declaration of it for the under family camping and I do hereby declare the said Nigel don't know if you liked it member of parliament who said constituency was 17000 majority and that is a big increase on 2 years ago when he was just over 8000 what do you make of that result it's very hard to believe as I say again I didn't expect to get a majority anything like that high and I hereby declare that global flow is Julie. Robert lock and congratulations How do you feel of a say I'm delighted as I also feel pretty tired I've been up since about quarter to 4 'd on Thursday morning so my top priority right now is getting some sleep. And that's how it all unfolds through the night on b.b.c. Radio Dubay with considering live local and national election coverage It's 19 minutes past 3 o'clock Steve Jordan b.b.c. Radio Dobby. Me. From. Steve Jordan. And then back in Downing Street following his thumping victory over light. In last night's general election the Tories have their largest majority since 987 this morning he went to see the Queen at Buckingham Palace to formally get permission to form a new government earlier he thanked people for voting in a December election is turned out to be a story of election. That gives us now in this new government a chance to respect the democratic will of the British people to change this country for the better and to unleash the potential of the people of this country and a few minutes ago he called for the u.k. To find closure and let the healing begin thank you for the trust you have placed in us and in me. And we will work round the clock to repay your trust and to deliver on your priorities with a parliament that works for you Jeremy Corbin says he's not planning on leaving the Labor Party into another election after not the so many of the party and swept away by the Tories He says his policies were popular but breaks it got in the way I have pride in our manifesto that we put forward and all the policies we put forward would actually had huge public support on issues of universal credit the green industrial revolution and investment for the future but this election was taken over ultimately by BRICs Natalie fleece who was Labour's candidates in Ashfield another Labor stronghold lost to the Tories says the Labor Party has a real issue was amended speed on the people. For as. They have been in tears and I have been in tears because they have said Doc I believe in my entire life and I just can't be with you this time and as devastating and this is something that has got reflect on and come back far stronger from among the other casualties the Liberal Democrat leader Joe Swinson lost her seat a David and the Lib Dems president Sal Brinton will now act as co-leaders she says it was a disappointing night for her party Swenson's campaign has been very positive offering a brighter future saying to people you know if you want to go away there is a way to do that by stopping. And unfortunately the voices of nationalism and populism both north and south of the border beat both but also nationally as well the brakes it policy failed to win any. Of ensuring we leave the European Union will be achieved the nightmare would have been a 2nd referendum I just think that without a country enormous damage and I did what I could in this campaign truck stop that from happening we are going to get back say I'm pleased with the result I think coping got a little bit disastrously a call the way I'm pleased with the result. And he is expected to say more liason before updating his top team and getting on with pushing his plans through parliament next week is 26 minutes. Be. Honest. Let's. Look long a. Long. Long. Long long long. Long Let's. Make. This is b.b.c. Radio just come help us straight from the terrace sawing your. Already had suggested I just put a cross in the books. So yesterday one of the most hotly anticipated and bristly contested constituency dramas which in any other election would have been one of the top stories of the night in Darby north. West the mail and we'll get to that later on the results now in from a historic general election a massive conservative win huge labor losses in the traditionally red areas of middlings in the north locally 3 conservative games against gives or around a progression and place from last night well I mean let's go right back to the beginning shall we what seems like ancient history the mists of time yesterday just before 10 pm it seems like the whole world has changed since then all of the conventional wisdom way back then in that house in days was that it would be a close result last night there are over 60 marginal seats right the way across the country apparently defying anyone to predict where we were going to be it was one big influential poll which it kind of stuck in the heads of a lot of the politics watchers like me supposedly this was the most accurate methodology the best poll ever the poll to end all polls from you Gov predicting it was going to be a knife edge close on the night the result coding to that would have been a hung parliament or a small conservative majority of maybe half a dozen seats the absolute max Well that was blown absolutely out of the water just after 10 o'clock with the exit poll predicting a historic Tory majority of 86 the rest of it was then pretty much a process of confirming that exit poll actually proved to be actually remarkably accurate as it stands where we are now the conservatives have $365.00 n. Pay's that's a majority of 80 Boris Johnson's been to Buckingham Palace the queen has asked him to form a new government and he's busy may. King speeches about his plans for his premiership winning just 2003 seats it was Labour's worst performance in an election for decades arguing 203 seats I know it's been a long night for you know 2003 when I say you don't have as you want a lot to do some extent. There's only 10 I was thinking about you last night you talking about the exit poll I was thinking about your 10 o'clock because when those figures came up I generally thought oh no it was this thinking what we thinking when you saw that figure the script goes out of the window because obviously what you've got to do to plan for an election count is you've got to look at all the seats that you're covering you've got to look at the historical factors where the seat is swung backwards and forwards what the polls say who the candidates are a bit of background on each of those and you've got to kind of work out a narrative in your head so you've got a structure to go by Otherwise you just flying blind and you can't do that particular not with live broadcasting so you've kind of got an idea of where you think it's going to go you've written it all down on the basis of the best information you had at the time which And that point was You Gov's m.r.p. Poll and then the exit poll came in and we had a media room where self 2 or 3 other colleagues in the baby say Sky t.v. The local press somebody from another one of the radio stations with their. I will just go look at each other looked at our notes of mine rhyme or rewriting all of that then they're pretty much. I saw it come up on the screen I had to put my glasses on the king It doesn't say what I think it says but that was pretty much clear they were predicting 368 hour wow that was staggering so hear any staff issue or what's the upshot of everything that's going on overnight it will double surely suffered for the most part reflected that national picture sitting Tory M.P.'s saw their vote share and majorities increased and they held onto the seat pretty much across the board with the exception of polling Late them in mid Darbyshire who I mean this is marginal numbers got about 500 fewer votes than last time she kept the seat and as was expected. But the news from there was what happened to labor they dropped over $4000.00 votes 7.9 percent of their vote share where they would have been expected really to narrow the gap on a sitting conservative m.p. That was the last of the Darbyshire in a Staffordshire ceased to declare Well after 530 this morning me yet but by then we've got used to shocks and some big stories around here out of all of those who are actually which was the one that really surprised me I think because my my home is in the bowl so over constituency it was my m.p. Denny Skinner and Bolsover losing his seat after 49 years in Parliament and with a huge swing away from Labor to the conservatives more Fletcher took that for the Tories with nearly 22000 votes denying Dennys his place is father of the house because he would have gone on to be the most senior m.p. And there's a commons if you'd had to ask me to predict that one yesterday afternoon I think I'd have probably said. Dennis would probably have had He's majority greatly reduced but he would still be there today we're all wondering now of course is whether somebody will take over his traditional mantle as Hackler of the Queen's speech because he can see that now I wonder whether somebody else will will become the Skinner of parliament there's a parliamentary role to be invented there. Dennis going there wasn't any loss for labor of course Ruth George the labor m.p. For Hyde pate lost the seat she took from the Tories just 2 years ago in 2017 close run thing there were just under 600 votes in it but as with all results in the 1st pass the vote system the name says it all there is no point prize for 2nd place one of the most hotly anticipated him because he contested constituency dramas of course which in any other election would have been one of the top stories in there was Darby north now you were count always very jealous Wesley that you were at that count what happened well before Labor m.p. Chris Williamson managed to get himself suspended 3 times from the Labor Party in this last year of the claims of anti Semitism even for those suspensions in the party and eventually in the courts but in the end he left labor. The party then put up a new candidate Chris Williamson announced he was standing as an independent in his old seat setting up an almighty schism between his supporters and the official Labor ticket but once again the build contest wasn't what we expected he is what happened in the declaration summer where a man to train the Conservative Party candidate 21259 her. Family Anthony Williams Labor Party 18790. Rectory fellow liberal Democrats 3450. 1 the 1st independent $635.00. And that was that the reaction you heard there to Chris Williamson's ignominious defeat says it all I mean it was originally thought that he split the vote to be honest and cost labor the say as it was the conservatives didn't apparently need is help the Soloway is back as the Darwin North m.p. Having lost it to Chris Williamson back in 2017 and that's it 3 Labor losses in patch alone leaving us with just Toby Perkins in Chesterfield a Margaret Beckett Indomie self as I mentioned a column in the sky you were at the counter for Darby Norfolk turns out you did sort of like the local holy trinity You also wrote Darby south I'm a Darwish on a night like that and there's been quite a few in the last 5 years what is the atmosphere like h. Weird it's what you get is a bunch of people who have done lots of election counts my 1st general election count of the 2001 election on the on of white and I have. Every general election as a live broadcast since. And numerous local council elections in between I don't think a year has gone by when I haven't done a live election broadcast. What you get is a bunch of old campaigners people who you've seen accounts over the years all the way across you all got stories of Carter remember not one that went to a recount and didn't didn't finish until 7 o'clock in the morning and then it canceled off the counter and so everybody's got their predictions of what's going to happen everybody sitting around going well I don't understand this what's wrong with these polls we've got all these notes everybody bring snacks as well as the best then everybody brings a signature snack flask of coffee as well I would have been no no no no no no because coffee is laid on. Lost Mine is a a popular orange soft drink from north of the border are that one that one that's that keeps me awake all night and now is also keeping me awake sleep strategies are there other things people sit around talk about how they've kept themselves awake for long enough to still be that that's always fun because people have got nap strategies do you have an app for you I mean although I didn't have time so what's the anticipation like when word comes out that they're going to announce the results within the next few minutes it's really weird because this part of the problem the thing about election counts is is a huge amount of diligence and professionalism going on the people who run those counts run them for the most part military operations and there's a huge amount of stuff that needs to go on administrative stuff to make sure that it's all clear and above board everybody can see what's going on and it's completely transparent. So you kind of start to get little inklings of body language as it becomes clear that a result is emerging and then you get huddles of candidates around each table as each table is counted and then finally there's a sort of. An interim declaration that says this is what it's looking like you want to get people together then the candidates are all taken off into a corner and then they are told the result and you don't get to be in that because a private meeting but you can see because it's right around the floor the interesting thing is watching candidates try to control their reactions and their body language to not let everybody know that they have just had their life crushed they've just lost their job and they're sometimes calling and they are not going to be an m.p. Anymore I'm watching just the fractional slump of shoulders and the little pick up in the corners the mounts of the victor as they realize that they've their life has changed because they're going to Westminster it's weird and then they go on to the podium and that incredibly formal speech which is part of the election rules and the election law get bored of hearing the declarations off it's been sort of the soundtrack of my life so I don't you know that I hereby declare speech has to be done word for word there's no well we must not just cut to the chase polling Astelin it's never going to happen we will always have that weirdly formal speech and that kind of knocks it off knows that quarter of a 2nd pause after the numbers are read out and then that. Cheer goes up behind you. Every thought. And thank you very much for letting letting us in behind the curtains of what goes on behind the scenes at the election count. Later it's 70 minutes to 4 o'clock right now b.b.c. Radio. B.b.c. Radio Darby travel heading north on the m one it's looking quite slow to get away from Junction 28 Alfredson through to tip shelf services all lanes are open there are no incidents through that stretch pretty busy around Darby We've got heavy traffic around the media center on so frank with the road starting to get busier now for a Friday afternoon on Abbey Hill as you head from the Palm Court roundabout down towards the little Eaton Island and some heavy traffic heading away from Burton I was well on the northbound side of the a 38 as you head towards and beyond the clay Mills junction if you can update our information you can call our 801456161 David Moore b.b.c. Radio Dobby travel. To be. As. With. What does this mean for. The reactions across the. Election. That you know. All of the leaders there's been unanimity is the fact that they have congratulated Boris Johnson publicly and privately as well the leaders their diplomatic team say it's a good result in a sense of relief it's clarity to them because the one thing that they kept saying to Theresa May was we don't know if you've got pollen behind you your own party behind you or the people behind you now Boris goes in strongly to say that you know he can get something done and the people are behind him it's a good negotiating strength for him and it's also clarity for the e.u. The other issues are quite interesting the Danish prime minister today Mr Frederickson saying already setting out her negotiating picks for the trade deal the idea that the u.k. Will get a trade agreement in record time by the end of December next year Mehta Fredrickson saying that fishing rights is something the Danes want to have Danish fisherman in British waters is number one priority for them so we might start to see bartering from e.u. Countries to set out their stall and the new president of European Commission should have on the Lyon also saying that there will be a sequencing Montserrat of the case and process is done and they believe now it's almost a formality to get on to the 2nd stage they will sequence the priorities as the e.u. Sees it to discuss in a trade deal and the things worth remembering if Britain wants to do this quickly the e.u. Say they will have to align with them in many areas of rules they call it the level playing field competition if Boris Johnson wants in his words to have strong civility and move away that will take longer but I think the screaming headlines from many of the the European press today also speaks for the leaders the developed in Germany saying which Boris Johnson will we get it will be a soft drugs it or a heart breaks it for that's Kevin Lee in Brussels. And then Valentyn unite the country after losing conservative so they're most decisive election victory since the Margaret Thatcher years it's a very different story for labor and the Liberal Democrats with both parties looking for new leaders after. Disastrous results let's go to Downing Street and join political reporter George Roberts Good Afternoon see you Georgia what has been said then in Downing Street Yairi strolled out here to a very chilly Downing Street of gotta say to loud cheers from his team gavel to show way way started out with of course right at the top the speech getting Bragg's it done he said that's the overwhelming Monday $900.00 enjoys with that 80 seat majority and he spoke directly to those that if 1st time voters who left their labor behind him back the Tories last night to say thank you FIA trust this parliament is going to work for you but he also reached out to remain as he might be feeling disappointed he said its government won't ignore you and he looked forward to forging a new partnership with the e.u. In 20 twentieth's very much a speech trying to reach out across the divide to all size to gain closure and then he was straight on to where he stays is the overwhelming priority for the British people the n.h.s. And he mentioned are the areas where he wants to as he said unite and level up like with crime like with getting that funding for hospitals as well he was very much focusing on his dire domestic priorities looking ahead to after breaks it as he says get it done next year when we leave in January it was very much pleased very clearly right now seeing himself is reaching out trying to reunite the contract do it with a very divisive general election campaign the meanies got a challenge on his hands he may want to reach out to unite both leaves and remain is after the election and now come to an end but how exactly he does that is another question entirely what happens next ga. So next week we're looking at the reintroduction of his brags that deal into Parliament after all the one piece of him small near in the noise indications as well the Queen's speech will be on Thursday he wants to speak seen as getting things done very quickly just keep the. Sense of momentum that he's got now and get over that major problem entry hurdle that is getting the bugs that deal into Parliament before Christmas am not expecting any major cabinet reshuffle at this time is going to few big places to balls rather to replace Nicky Morgan culture secretary who stood down this election she's going to need to be filled also the Welsh Secretary might remember had to resign right at the beginning of the campaign his seat he his role needs to be filled as well but looking ahead as well just on the other side with labor I mean Jeremy Corbin after that very dismal set of results for the Labor party last night he said that he's not standing down just yet he wants to help lead a period of reflection he calls it and he wants to stay on for a few weeks until he saves the Labor Party's national executive committee decide what to do but we will see very much same playing out is this race in labor between the so-called cool the nights and cold and Jerry Coleman's more left wing side of the party Buckley out with the more stand to ground types who want to really decide the direction the party goes in going forward so we're going to see some pretty big battles going on there and also of course with local Democrats who just wants a leader lost a seat that leadership battle set to go ahead in the new year so it's going to stay pretty dynamic despite the fact that many people would perhaps expect things to calm down with this big majority that the conservatives have imposed on the parliament still going to be kept very interesting let me tell you and with Justin having that big majority it's not going to be plain sailing won't be easy he's got quite a few challenges and that's a has got a few challenges I mean he was acknowledging in that speech wasn't he how many Labor voters had perhaps lent him their vote in order to finish Bragg's it and he said he's going to what 90 day to pay that trust but it's got a big challenge for him 11 is you know Brett getting drugs it done is at least one stage after we. In January and after Jeremy cool been his call those 2 things once . Those people those Labor voters who lent him as he says their votes perhaps of the class time they're going to have some very high expectations off him how is he going to please people in. Wrexham in wells all the other places that the 1st time must not to go to be expected what's he going to do with local council funding the housing prices and of course the n.h.s. How quickly can that 20000000000 that is a promise make a real difference for people on the ground extra money is no quick fix so the electoral map has been completely we draw on some finds himself with with a crystal position it's true but also a whole swathes of new expectations are going to be incredibly high so he still faces a difficult road ahead despite such a thumping majority. From Downing Street George Roberts thank you very much. And saying. Ok. So. Low. And that's. I. Mean. I have this on 7 interest a boat chief of a jukebox at an alcoholic the man we had to put in a cell phone. All become a wonderful Christmas time radio t.v. And b.b.c. Said. This is b.c. . It's 4 o'clock I'm Elaine and I the prime minister has issued a play to people on both sides of the brags that debate following his party's clear victory at the general election I frankly urge everyone on either side of water after 3 years through no of years of through an increasingly average argument I urge everyone to find closure and to let the healing begin in the last hour Boris Johnson has spoken outside 10 Downing Street to say the country deserves a rest from political wrangling and a permanent brite from talking about brags that he also repeated his pledge to get the u.k. Out of the e.u. By the end of January all of the results from yesterday's polls on now in with the conservatives ending up with $365.00 and pays and a majority in the House of Commons of 80 it was a crushing night for labor which now has just 203 seats losing 59 Jeremy cool been intends to lead the party through a period of reflection but some of his own M.P.'s want him to quit now the shadow Briggs it Secretary Sakia Stahmann says there's no hiding from the results of a devastating for our party devastating from movement but most importantly they will cause even more to the millions of people who suffered so much of the Tory government obviously we've got to reflect on this I'm with Oprah. All this together as a party and as a movement and try to properly understand this result locally the conservatives have gained bowls over Dalby north and high peak Labor held Dobby south in Chesterfield but on much reduced majorities the former labor and pay for Darby North Chris Williamson got $635.00 votes standing as an independent after quitting the Labor Party Amanda Soloway won the seat for the conservatives Mr Williamson says Labor's stance on preg say it was wrong of Jeremy it stuck to his instincts and all geared for what I think he genuinely believes in would've been a much stronger better position in bowls over the veteran neighbor m.p. Denis Skinner lost his seat to the conservative Mark Fletcher he paid tribute to Denis for his 49 years of service in the constituency but said Briggs it was the deciding factor in his victory that has been the thing people want to say they feel like over the last 3 and a half years parliament has been like a block and nothing is going very well Boris the plumber has come on they never the conservative majority and we are going to get breakfast so that we can crack up with everything else in this country say in other news n.h.s. Figures show every major a and e. Department in England has failed to hit its 4 hour waiting target for the 1st time all $118.00 units fell below the 95 percent threshold last month in the United States a key congressional committee has voted in favor of impeaching President Trump on 2 separate charges of abuse of power and obstructing Congress it sets the stage for a full vote in the House of Representatives next week Mr Trump denies any wrongdoing.