sort of get a sense of the, you know, the way that both are falling particularly the fight given the resistant thing and so on in place absolutely, in the counting centre behind me. there is more space than i ve ever seen in a count like this. so you know, absolutely, a lot of frantic activity around here and i will try to just does make some breaking info there will be a bundle check. the bundles come in and people check and they give us a rough idea of where things are and on side says yes, close enough for us to check. so we could be here for a wee well longer. in here for a wee well longer. in terms of turnout, how engaged were voters in the by election? do we know? do we have a figure
that. ~ . ., there will be some sense of that. ~ , . ,, ., there will be some sense of that. ~ ., that. we will come back to you for a bit more that. we will come back to you for a bit more analysis - that. we will come back to you for a bit more analysis shortly| for a bit more analysis shortly but i want to go back to lewis goodall. looking at the different possible outcomes, what will the fallout be for labour if they win or lose? just to let viewers know, talking about the bundle check which sounds very exciting, basically they check the headline numbers on the top of each bundle. the interesting thing is, itappears each bundle. the interesting thing is, it appears it is the conservative party who have asked for that cheque. that would indicate they are behind and they have been told they are currently behind into the overall figure so they are asking for a bundle check to make an assessment about the recount. but if those numbers
to keir starmer will not occur but we should not forget that labour should be holding the seat. , ., labour should be holding the seat. , ., . ,, labour should be holding the seat. , ., ., seat. let s go back to nick hadley at seat. let s go back to nick hadley at the seat. let s go back to nick hadley at the counter- seat. let s go back to nick hadley at the counter in i hadley at the counter in huddersfield. any sign of movement? huddersfield. any sign of movement? not anything definitively. movement? not anything definitively. but - movement? not anything definitively. but the - movement? not anything definitively. but the fact l movement? not anything i definitively. but the fact that the conservatives have asked for this bundle check, by the way they have another one is happening so it could be a while yet, it makes it clear that labour are ahead at the moment. sources are suggesting it is by around 300 votes that we think the labour candidate kim leadbeater is ahead. i