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let s go live now to selby to my colleague luxmy gopal. yes, matthew, here against the backdrop of selby abbey, in a constituency of around 100,000 people, the two main political parties have been bringing out their big guns must of the prime minister rishi sunak andy leader of the opposition, labour s sir keir 0pposition, labour s sir keir starmer, have been personally involved in campaigning here, and on voters minds are local issues such as public transport, green spaces, and of course national issues. you will not be surprised to hear the issue of the cost of living crisis has been on peoples minds, according to candidates who have been doorknocking in the lead up to the by election. let s have a chat now to somebody who knows the community very well. it isjohn weetman, who is the vicar of selby abbey. think you forjoining us, john. is the vicar of selby abbey. think you forjoining us, john. you for “oining us, john. hello. first of you forjoining us, john. hello ....
we re going to bring safety back to our streets. we re going to bring success back to our schools. we re going to bring prosperity back to every neighbourhood in every borough of the greatest city in our land. we re going to reduce taxes. we re going to bring businesses and big taxpayers back to new york. a recent poll suggests that trump is beating biden in five battleground states in part due to black and latino voters drifting away from the democratic party. young voters and non white voters appear to be losing faith in mr biden and the democrats as they grow frustrated with issues like inflation and the white house s support for israel. during president biden s recent commencement address at morehouse university, a historically black college, several graduates turned their backs on the president during the ceremony in protest of his handling of the war in gaza. let s get more on this from the panel. kurt, those scenes at morehouse and that commencement speech were q ....
labour leader keir starmer speaking in kent. we expect to hear a lot of personal stories like that as the leaders get out and about around the country meeting people and learning about their priorities, what they want the politicians to deliver in this general election. as we have said the prime minister there at the vale of glamorgan craft brewery in south wales. these are the moments when they will speak with business leaders, with voters, with the electorate, and hear about their priorities. one would assume a visit to a hospital and otherfacilities in the coming weeks. with me as alessia fitzgerald. let s look at what moments like this are for. this is about the leaders being seen in all the right places. it is a photo opportunity. but it is a chance for them to hear from voters about what they need to deliver. fin them to hear from voters about what they need to deliver. they need to deliver. on the first thin , they need to deliver. on the first thing. when th ....
leave conservative rule and be back in the hands of the liberal democrats. those are the two key areas to watch. it democrats. those are the two key areas to watch. areas to watch. if you look at the oll areas to watch. if you look at the poll numbers. areas to watch. if you look at the poll numbers, it areas to watch. if you look at the poll numbers, it is areas to watch. if you look at the poll numbers, it is all areas to watch. if you look at the poll numbers, it is all to - areas to watch. if you look at the poll numbers, it is all to play - areas to watch. if you look at the | poll numbers, it is all to play for, so nothing is a done deal. but it is interesting, i was talking to andy burnham and i talk to iain duncan smith about it, why has rishi sunak called the election for six weeks today? some suggestion that the inflation figures were good yesterday and the economy heading in the right direction but it will take time for people to feel better. the immigratio ....
security and economic stability, while the labour leader sir keir starmer promised an end to what he called 1a years of decline and chaos under the tories. nigel farage said he won t be standing for reform uk but will campaign for them. so what happens next? over the next five days, parliament will try to get through unfinished business and pass remaining legislation. it will be dissolved next thursday, may the 30th. each party will launch its manifesto in the days to follow. then on the 4th ofjuly, the polls open for this snap summer general election and the people will cast their votes. our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. to the man everyone has staked everything on this gamble calling an election now. quite a few of his mps are not convinced by the timing and he has a huge poll deficit to become. i he has a huge poll deficit to become. ., ., , ., ., become. i want to build britain, a country where become. i want to build britain, a country whe ....