win. i m just proud really. a lot of. people i guess doubted me along the way, i ve made mistakes over the last five years but today we put it all together, so this is all for the team. i start with mclaren because i believe in them and today proves that. it believe in them and today proves that. . , . ~ believe in them and today proves that. . , ., ~ ., , believe in them and today proves that. ., ., ~ ., , :: believe in them and today proves that. ., n1: , that. it has taken norris 110 races to finally finish that. it has taken norris 110 races to finally finish first. that. it has taken norris 110 races to finally finish first. but - that. it has taken norris 110 races to finally finish first. but if- to finally finish first. but if miami was anything to go by, it s unlikely that he will wait that long for his next one. lydia campbell, bbc news. it s only the third time in 2a races that a man not called verstappen has won. so is norris form combined with an improve
along with nearly 500 councillors. mr sunak has said those losses were bitterly disappointing. yesterday the former home secretary suella braverman said the prime minister had to own the results and change course. i think he needs to show people that he really cares about some of the things that he s talked about. he needs to actually lower taxes i in a way that people will feel, i not tweaking around the edges. if he s serious about migration, he needs to put a cap on legal migration. he needs to take us out of the - european convention on human rights. that s how you actually send i the message that he s serious about stopping the boats. and while some are urging mr sunak to change position, others in the conservative party are clear that their best chance is to stay firmly in the centre ground. so while any imminent threat to eject mr sunak from here seems to have gone away, the long term pressure on him to change conservative fortunes has not. for labour, this week
noon, and a few minutes after that, the party national secretary confirmed that there was only one nominee who had reached the threshold of 100 backers across 20 local branches of the party, and that was john swinney. 0f local branches of the party, and that wasjohn swinney. of course, that wasjohn swinney. of course, that followed the decision last week of our potential rival, kate forbes, to declare that she was not going to contest this leadership challenge with mr swinney. now it isjohn swinney who will be taking over. he has led the party before, from 2000-2004. he has led the party before, from 2000 2004. he resigned after poor election results, but since then, he is a different man, a lot more experienced, 16 years in the cabinet. he says he will govern from the moderate centre left. we expect him to set out more details here at glasgow university in a speech this afternoon of how he might do that. of course, he does need to be elected as first minister. he is not auto
the tees valley mayoral win for the conservatives appears to buy time for the prime minister with his own party. but is he running out of time with the country? we ll have in depth analysis of the votes. good evening. two very different moods tonight in the conservative and labour camps after the local and mayoral elections. rishi sunak says it s disappointing to lose good, hardworking councillors , after what s been a painful set of results so far for his party some of the worst tory losses in england for decades. on the other side, labour arejubilant, cock a whoop at their gains across the country, including in the blackpool south by election, overturning a conservative majority with a colossal 26% swing. well, this the latest state of play, with the conservatives having lost a36 councillors, and labour gaining 169 so far. we ll dig deep into the numbers and look at what the results could mean for the coming general election. as ever, to guide us through it all, chris ma