Up, or going to bed, with the result of the general Election 202a. We remember some key moments of the night, obviously, the big names that came and went and remember the next day. But other things that happened that we havent clocked, individual results or trends that were under the surface of the Labour Landslide . That is what we were digging in this episode of newscast, looking back at the result of the general Election in great detail. Hello, it is adam in the newscast studio, and joining me hello, it is adam in the newscast studio, andjoining me for hello, it is adam in the newscast studio, and joining me for the stroll down memory lane, we have scarlett maguire. Hello. Freshly wrested from a little holiday. Also is a columnist and chief Data Reporter for the financial times, john. And excellent Marathon And Half marathon runner. Beat everyone from the newscast team. And joining us on the line as professor rob ford. I know you were involved in the exit poll, so well done for gett
Collapsed in miami. A british woman is among nearly 100 people still missing. And, the Wales Team trains in amsterdam for their Match Tomorrow while england prepare to meet germany next week. And coming up in sport on the Bbc News channel. Disappointment for the defending womens champion Simona Halep, whos forced to pull out of wimbledon because of a calf injury. Good Afternoon And Welcome to the Bbc News at one. The Health Secretary Matt hancock has apologised and admitted he breached social distancing guidlines, after the Sun Newspaper published a photograph of him in an embrace with one his closest aides. The photo is said to have been taken in may, in Mr Hancocks whitehall office. In a statement in the last hour the Health Secretary said, ive let people down and im very sorry. He added, i remain focused on working to get the country out of this pandemic, and would be grateful for privacy for my family on this personal matter. Our political correspondent Ben Wright is at westminster
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In the red wall and we have had the return of the snp for a fourth term in the scottish parliament, Nicola Sturgeon likely to be there for a decade. These are three huge Building Blocks in british politics. They are so distinct and distinctive because we are looking at a briton, not a uk, because there are no elections in northern ireland, which look very different politically. Labour holding onto Powerfirmly Labour Holding onto power firmly in wales. They will have been in power for nearly 26 years. The snp firmly in power in scotland and then a very different england with pockets of labour supporting Greater Manchester and other areas, but a very blue map for england, so three very different identities there. Identities there. Lets Ust Look at where we h identities there. Lets Ust Look at where we are for identities there. Lets Ust Look at where we are for the identities there. Lets jUst Look at where we are for the state identities there. Lets jUst Look at where we are for the state
Rural Health Facilities. A brazilian Police Operation against Drug Traffickers in rio ends with the deaths of 25 people. Welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. The first major electoral test that Boris Johnson has faced since winning the General Election in 2019 looks likely to receive an early boost. A parliamentary By Election in a traditional Labour Seat in the North East of England Town of hartlepool might well have been won. Its the first significant result from a huge day of Elections across the uk. Here is the labour shadow ministerjim malm, speaking a short while ago when he was asked what had happened in hartlepool and what he thought the result would be. Well, it is quite clear when we see the ballots lined up on the table we just havent got over the line on the day. That clearly is very disappointing. We had a good candidate, we run a decent campaign, and one with integrity. Now, clearly, what matters is the result on the day and we havent been able t