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offered his resignation. at least five people have died in the protests, including an mp from the ruling party. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are annabel denham, who s director of communications at the iea the institute of econonomic affairs and the broadcaster, john stapleton. we will say hello to them and just a little bit. we ll say hello to you all shortly, let s look at the front pages. the financial times, which leads on the news that labour leader sir keir starmer says he will quit if he s fined by durham police for breaking lockdown rules. the metro carries the same story on its front page, but also has a picture of the queen, who won t be attending the state opening of parliament, with prince charles taking her place the daily telegraph leads on the queen s absence and says the move could be seen as a significant shift in prince charles responsibilities as heir to the throne. the sun says it ....
control of the council from labour. counting is getting under way for the local elections in scotland and wales, and also in northern ireland, where voters have been having their say over forming a new government. and in other news, the un says a new convoy is heading to the ukrainian city of maruipol in an attempt to rescue scores of civilians trapped underground with little food or water. good morning and welcome to bbc news, with continuing coverage of the election results across the uk. so far, it s been a mixed picture for all the parties. in england, the conservatives have lost control of three symbolic london councils westminster, barnet and wandsworth to labour. the liberal democrats and greens have also made gains across england. counting has onlyjust begun in council elections across scotland and wales. and in northern ireland, where voters have been electing members of the stormont assembly. so here s the state of play for the parties.. our political corr ....
the first minister of scotland was voting in glasgow. the votes will be counted tomorrow in local elections in scotland and wales. the results should be a valuable guide to the current state of the parties. tomorrow too will bring the verdict of voters in northern ireland, where sinn fein are hoping to top the poll for the first time in history, giving them the power to nominate a first minister at stormont. all that s tomorrow, but tonight we have thousands of council seats being fought in england in dozens of local authorities and the counting is already under way. we have reporters at all the key contests. and we ll be looking in more detail at the results with my colleague reeta chakrabati. and i m here at the touch screen bringing you all the numbers and results that matter and what they mean. election night would not be complete without our knight with the numbers, professor sirjohn curtice, who ll be ready with his analysis of the results as they come in. here in the s ....
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