Pretty much up to date on the headlines. Now on bbc news, electioncast. We are in this election because of brexit. We want to be getting out and buying our christmas presents. If anyone comes up to you and say they know what is going to happen, smile politely and turn your back. Its adam at westminster. Its chris at westminster. And laura at westminster. Its nice to be altogether. Yeah. And were going to celebrate this momentous moment by looking back at some of the manifestos that have been published that we havent covered in previous episodes, for various logistical reasons. Very good. 0h i made it sound so boring oh, well, never mind. Right. We are going to be poring over the competing, compelling visions for the nation. Is that better . Yeah, let us make it more fun. So, laura, what did you do yesterday, at the weekend . There we go, that is more fun already i went to telford. Because . Because there was the tory manifesto launch in the International Centre in telford. Paint the pi
Should ignore that leave vote, and its only the people that can actually change that mandate, and thats why i feel. What are you doing to reach out to leave voters . And i think that that leave vote, eve ryo ne and i think that that leave vote, everyone will have a different reason personally for the leave vote, but i think much of it was a sense of exasperation. Wales has seen sense of exasperation. Wales has seen intergenerational poverty, decade after decade, we have been neglected, there is deep poverty within our society and i think people who voted for brexit, many of them because they want to change. U nfortu nately, them because they want to change. Unfortunately, this change, the brexit that is on offer will not deliver the kind of improvement that we need. These voters were wrong . And all your target seats more or less, they are in leave areas. You are trying to rule voters by telling them they were wrong, how does that work . And i think that people respect politicians that
Brexit is the real end of the british empire. Good morning. Its thursday 14th of november. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Im annita mcveigh. Accident and Emergency Departments in england have recorded their worst performance since current records began in 2004. Other targets covering cancer and routine hospital treatment are also being missed. Lets take a look at some of those targets and the latest statistics published this morning. The government target is a maximum four hour wait for those in a e. But todays figures show only 83. 6 of patients, thats one in six patients, were treated or assessed in a e within four hours in october. Thats a sharp drop on september and down from 89. 1 in october last year. The number of patients waiting for routine operations in england was 4. 42 million in september the highest ever. The nhs target is to have all patients start routine treatment within 18 weeks. But todays figures show more than 672,000 people were waiting more than 18 weeks the highe
Health research, i am deeply worried for the lack of funding and health and social care secretary is which is showing up in waiting lists and lack of funding. My name is graham, i voted to leave the eu, we need to get brexit done. Wherever you are in the country, get in touch and tell us what the big issues are that will determine your vote. Hello. Welcome to norwich castle, were live until 11 oclock. It is stunning here. This morning is all about what you, the voters, want to hear from the politicians in this Election Campaign. Norwich is a city that could be crucial in deciding who gets a majority at the election. Weve got 80 voters here supporters of the conservatives, labour, lib dems, greens, brexit party as well as many who are yet to decide how theyre going to vote. Their views on brexit broadly reflect the way the country voted in the referendum. Weve also got two politicians here who were mps until last month and are candidates in this election. Dan poulter, a conservative who
The new radicals, that is who we themselves, they got a play off are. We want to bring politics and place by winning their nations the group and in the draw, they got oui are. We want to bring politics and our democracy into the 21st century. Israel. Scotland have beaten israel three times out of the last four times they played, so that is promising. The match will be at hampden so a home match on march 26 im an norwich healing from voters with the winner going through to about the issues that matter most to face either norway or serbia, so them, Mental Health services and the thats pretty tough, and that will impact of Climate Change. Be for a place in the finals next a man who shot his heavily summer. Scotland are 36 places above pregnant ex wife dead with a crossbow has been found israel in the fifa ranking so that guilty of her murder. Bodes well for them. Some of the coming up on afternoon live ties but already determined by seedings, including Northern Ireland and republic of ire