Hit by the consequences of brexit because they do do business with the european union and they see that they are adversely impacted by it. and they also don t like the tone. the tone, the conservative party has always had a tone of moderation and common sense. it comes across at the moment as a rather strident party in many respects, these are the things which i think are undermining its credibility with what i would describe as historically a core section of its electorate. it was already apparent in the local elections with the results in both my old constituency and chesham and amersham, that people who were standing were independents and were being successful. all of this is a reflection of an alienation from the party and what is seen as being historically the conservative party s core historically the conservative pa rty s core values. historically the conservative party s core values. i think that s the challenge for my colleagues. you have described what the problem is. the ele
Investigations focus more on attackers in future. i feel really sad that it s taken this for them to listen. an apology is worth nothing to me unless they re actually going to change. from today, anyone who s 18 or over in england can book a coronavirus vaccine, in what s being described as the final push to protect the country. good morning. we re live in coventry today in the latest leg of our trip across britain. we ll talk to people who live here about what the last year has been like, how they reflect on the future. and about the england scotland game. a leadership crisis in northern ireland, as edwin poots, the democratic unionist party leader, resigns afterjust 21 days in thejob. singing when you hear that noise of
Unionism in a confident spirit, recognising potential wins. it didn t work out like that because he hadn t spotted the own goal he had scored in doing that deal with sinn fein because his own party members were furious that he had, in effect, given power over to the uk government to enact those laws if there was no progress here. they said that undermined the party leadership, it undermined devolution and that s why confidence in edwin poots s leadership evaporated after just three weeks in the job. so late last night he announced that he will resign as party leader and there will have to be a new election process for the second time in just over a month. so a really difficult time for the dup, the biggest unionist party here which is in disarray now, deeply divided, and has to find a new leader. sojeffrey donaldson is one early contender as a seniorfigure who donaldson is one early contender as a senior figure who could try to unite the party now. what it means for paul givan who is i
He is at wembley for us and it is empty at the moment, mike? chuckles it is that we just heard the scottish fans, the tartan army and the saying goes there is no party without scotland and i am sure that will be the case tonight. 2600 scotland fans inside wembley for the big match tonight, part of 22,500 allowed in for this huge game, the oldest footballing international rivalry in the world. been going since 1872 when they played their first match and this is the first time at a tournament that they will meet since euro 96. a crucial game for both sides in terms of their chances of getting into the knockout phase of euro 2020, especially for scotland. a defeat would leave them in a difficult position for some let s have a look inside both camps. we can see the england team arriving at their hotel in central london
England to come forward. 18 year olds in wales and nothern ireland can already book, and those in scotland will be offered an appointment from next week. i m optimistic because i can see that the vaccine works and because the vaccine roll out has been so effective over the last six months that we have that protection and we are able to over time and carefully and cautiously remove the restrictions we have had and replace them with the protection you get from the vaccine. so itjust underlines the point for every single adult in this country, if you are 18 or over, you haven t yet had the jab, come forward and get it booked. the democratic unionist party is looking for a new leader, after edwin poots stepped down afterjust three weeks in charge. he had faced an internal revolt after agreeing a deal with sinn fein and the westminster government to ensure paul givan became first minister. mr poots will remain in the post until a successor is elected. danjohnson is at stormont.