they can realise their potential and impatience. as he said, they are backed by £400 million in investment, or which will make sure they can be supported to thrive. i know my honourable friend, the home secretary, is looking forward to working with colleagues in bassetlaw to identify the best ways to focus their work, which could include redford. in ways to focus their work, which could include redford.- ways to focus their work, which could include redford. in 2016, the prime minister could include redford. in 2016, the prime minister told could include redford. in 2016, the prime minister told people - could include redford. in 2016, the prime minister told people to - could include redford. in 2016, the prime minister told people to vote | prime minister told people to vote for brexit because it would stop on elected officials in brussels having more of a say than his constituents. in 2023 he is asking his mps to block amendment 42 to the law bill to give unofficial on el
aboutwhat was happening at tory hq. we are making progress in areas like bassetlaw, peterborough, sandwell, but the message i am hearing from people tonight as they want us to focus on their priorities and deliver for them, focus on their priorities and deliverfor them, and focus on their priorities and deliver for them, and that is about halving inflation, growing the economy, reducing debt, cutting waiting lists and stopping the boats. the progress he was talking about? that progress rishi sunak talked about they added one councillor in peterborough, four in bassetlaw, and two in sandwell. none of those councils are under conservative control. and the results got worse for the party through the day. in the end the conservatives lost more than 1,000 seats the worst end of expectations. labour won an extra 500, the lib dems more than 400 and the greens almost 250 good performances all round. the culture secretary, lucy frazer, is here. welcome. it is great to have you here for th
LONDON — Rishi Sunak’s U.K. Conservatives lost hundreds of local council seats in a bruising first election for the prime minister, a result that suggests the ruling party is in
months, let alone few years, these are the results we would expect for are the results we would expect for a government in waiting, and labour should be expecting far more success. forthe should be expecting far more success. for the majority of people, it reflects that they are not seeing that transformative alternative that gives them real confidence in voting for a different party. i gives them real confidence in voting for a different party. for a different party. i would say it is notjust. .. for a different party. i would say it is notjust. it for a different party. i would say it is notjust. .. it really - for a different party. i would say it is notjust. .. it really has - for a different party. i would say| it is notjust. .. it really has been it is notjust. it really has been a seismic it is notjust. it really has been a seismic change in medway and plymouth a seismic change in medway and plymouth. if you take seats like worcester, that we last won back in 2001, worc
leader of medway council blamed the unpopularity of your government, cost of living plans, the planning changes, nhs failings. that s all down to you. a clear message from voters. what is going to change? look, as i said, we ve only had a quarter of the results in. actually, we re making progress in key election battlegrounds like peterborough, bassetlaw, sandwell. but the message i am hearing from people tonight is that they want us to focus on their priorities, and they want us to deliver for them. and that is about halving inflation, growing the economy, reducing debt, cutting waiting lists and stopping the boats. that is what people care about, that is what they want us to deliver and that is what i and the government are going to work very hard to do. one of the big early trends is that working class voters look like they are going back to the labour party. do you take personal responsibility for the overall vote 7 and did borisjohnson have something that you don t? well, if you l