their leader sir ed davey, for instance, has been to the constituency 15 times during this election, and also they have done an awful lot of leafleting. i know from talking to the liberal democrats, they say that a lot of conservatives in chesham and amersham have spoken to them, feeling perhaps neglected and not having seen their previous mp during the campaigns as they had gone along. they also tell me that issues like hs2, which is obviously the rail line that s going to go through the middle of the chiltons, was a big issue, but the main thing that they talk to me about is the changes to the planning laws and the impact that could have on the chiltons, so plenty that they have done on this campaign. whereas, you look at the conservatives, you could almost say up until the last ten days maybe they thought they were going to win this really easily but then, the big guns came out the prime minister boris johnson, chancellor rishi sunak and the previous prime minister theresa may all
happened this evening. when i spoke to the deputy leader of the liberal democrats, daisy cooper, earlier on tonight, she said the party were under no illusions that they had a mountain to climb to win this election in the seat that s the bluest of the blue. but not only have they climbed the mountain tonight but they ve run down the other side with a swing of 25% on the vote from the previous election. they were always optimistic that perhaps they d do very well. they have also worked incredibly hard on this campaign. their leader sir ed davey, for instance, has been to the constituency 15 times during this election, and also they have done an awful lot of leafleting. i know from talking to the liberal democrats, they say that a lot of conservatives in chesham and amersham have spoken to them, feeling perhaps neglected and not having seen their previous mp during the campaigns as they have gone along. they also tell me that issues like hs2, which is obviously the rail line that s goi
they leader sired davey has been to the constituency 15 times during this election and they have done an awful lot of leafleting. they say a lot of conservatives have spoken to them feeling neglected and not having seen their previous mp during the campaign as they had gone along. it is like hs two, the relevant that will go through the middle of the cheltenham is is a big issue as well. but the changes to the planning laws was a main issue. you look at the conservatives, you could almost say, up until the last ten days, maybe they thought they would win this really easily than the big guns came out, the prime minister borisjohnson, the chancellor and the previous prime minister theresa may all appeared and perhaps in the last few days they started to think perhaps they started to think perhaps they were in some trouble.
Police conduct raid over anti-Pyongyang leafleting
Posted : 2021-05-06 13:01
Updated : 2021-05-06 13:01
Fighters for a Free North Korea leader Park Sang-hak in a video the group released on April 30, where he said his group of North Korean defectors flew anti-Pyongyang leaflets to North Korea across the inter-Korean border from areas close to the demilitarized zone in Gyeonggi and Gangwon provinces from April 25 to 29 / Yonhap
Police on Thursday raided the office of a vocal North Korean defector who claimed to have sent anti-Pyongyang propaganda leaflets into the North in defiance of a ban.
Police launched an investigation after Park Sang-hak, head of Fighters for a Free North Korea, a North Korean defectors group, said the organization sent 10 balloons carrying around 500,000 leaflets between April 25-29.
new york s finest have a calf down the expressway in the bronx after stunned drivers part of the animal on the highway. it took about a dozen officers to get it off the road. they say he likely escaped from a slaughterhouse but will now live out his days at an animal sanctuary. so it was all worth it! they dubbed him major dagen, after the highway. nobody was hurt in all this. as directed leafleting across the u.s. is prompting massive losses and crops and livestock. a new storm now could bring more ministry. mike tobin is live from roscoe, illinois. many families i understand you re trying to cope with the devastation as best they can. look at that high water. it s all over the place. we got some rain last night but the good news i could show you by looking some of the watermarks on the tree, the rock river went down a little bit. it s really moving, it s about hundred 50 yards over the banks. the big issue here in roscoe, illinois is the town of ajmer