vote, and the second largest swing from tory to labour in any by election since the second world war. they know that our roads are not fit to drive on, getting our child a doctor s appointment can seem impossible, and that they are paying more and getting less. today, they said enough is enough. wellingborough was also record breaking for reform uk. the party picked up 13% of the vote, its biggest share yet. the tories are terrified of us because we ve got the policies that make sense, that bluntly will save britain, and they realise that they ve had their opportunity, they ve blown it, they ve messed up the economy, they ve allowed mass emigration, they re obsessed with net zero the labour party s the same so people are actually voting positively, saying, thank heavens there s someone who s arrived on the scene who s got some good policies that essentially will save britain, and that s why people are starting to vote for us. in kingswood, labour arrived with a spring in
that navalny s mother didn t want to hear. way up in the russian arctic, at the prison where her son was held, she has now been informed officially of his death. but his spokeswoman told the bbc the family still don t have his body. we don t have any clue where he is now and what is happening to him and when it will be given to the family. alexei navalny died on friday at 14:17, an opposition politician who dared to speak out in a country where dissent is dangerous. but in moscow today, supporters came onto the streets to remember him. some were arrested, dragged to police vans. since the first reports of navalny s death, people have been leaving tributes at monuments to the victims of political repression in stalin s time. the symbolism is deliberate. however navalny died, he had been arrested and locked up because of his politics. he denounced vladimir putin and his team as crooks and thieves . arresting him became almost routine. then three years ago, navalny fell despe
yeah, in an election year. and that r word, we ll kick around, you know, the extent to which it s a recession comparable with others, and what it actually means and the extent to which people will feel any different, given that it s a sort of rear view mirror look at what s been going on in the economy in recent months. if you re in politics in general, if you re in government in particular, the r word isjust one of those horror words. and so for those in government in an election year, it s the last thing that they need to see. and it is equally not remotely surprising that opposition parties leapt in front of cameras and microphones within, if not nanoseconds, then certainly hours of 7:00 this morning to try and pin the blame on the government, as you d expect them to do. you ve gotjeremy hunt, the chancellor, making the argument that things are getting a little better. and i suppose if we take a couple of steps back, there s a fair question to ask about to what extent we m
alexei navalny was 47 years old and was president vladimir putin s most prominent and outspoken opponent. in the us, presidentjoe biden said that mr putin was responsible for mr navalny s death and that it was yet more proof of his brutality. the bbc s sarah rainsford has this report for us. alexei navalny was a man who dared to speak out in a country where dissent is dangerous. as news of the opposition activist s death spread, russians gathered to remember him. no mass protest or public fury, just silent tribute at monuments to victims of public repression. there were a handful of arrests. shouts of shame as this man was dragged off by police. but mostly people seemed stunned. i was seeing the news on my phone. at first, my first reaction was, like, it sjust a joke, it can t be real. but the news came more and more and more. and i was crying for one hour. i was with my friends, i was broken. i really thought that it couldn t happen. like, never. for alexei navalny s wif
who s in islamabad. thank you so much for your time. so, what s the full album from the elections? what s the full album from the elections? ., ., , elections? right now there have been rotests elections? right now there have been protests across elections? right now there have been protests across pakistan, elections? right now there have been protests across pakistan, and - elections? right now there have been protests across pakistan, and imran l protests across pakistan, and imran khan s political parties been holding political rallies. they ve been holding a rally in a parking going on to the press club, so there s a lot of barricades being put up across the city, and we have been formed by the islamabad police that section 194 has been imposed on the city which means there is a restriction of any kind of congregations within the city premises. there is a lot that is happening alongside what we also got to knowjust now that happening alongside what we also got to kn