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and that is what we will do. and you can see what the labour leader makes of these results so far. a man whose campaign confounded many expectations. beaming smiles, with labour on course for a far better night than many thought. the prime minister called the election because she wanted a mandate. well, the mandate she s got is lost conservative seats, lost votes, lost support, and lost confidence. i would have thought that is enough to go, actually. in battersea, labour have ousted a government minister on a swing of 10%. there have been labour gains elsewhere. taking peter borough, and at the kent in hastings. the home secretary amber rudd only just scraped home. it s notjust the tories suffering. in sheffield, the lib dem s former leader nick clegg has lost his seat. i, of course, have encountered this evening something that many people have encountered before tonight, and i suspect many people will encounter after tonight, which is in politics you live by the sword ....
follows. . . chris coghlan, independent, 1234. ido hereby i do hereby declare that marsha de cordova. .. so, jane allison, the financial secretary to the treasury, a former public health minister, is defeated in battersea. labour takes battersea. and the swing in battersea, let s just see what that is, 46%. a swing of io% battersea, let s just see what that is, 46%. a swing of 10% from conservative to labour in an area thatis conservative to labour in an area that is almost 80% in favour of remain. just under 80% in favour of remain. i want to get back to nigel farage, whom we interrupted for that result. mr farage, thank you for waiting. the last thing you said was very tantalising. you said you would have to come back into active politics. it is not what i plan on 04 taiwan. i was thrilled to leave ukip to pressure cameron into offering the referendum and to winning. we triggered article 50. i thought it was all done. mrs may went for the big majority. she was found o ....
though perhaps we could be seeing an opposition coalition as well. chart, looking at this the biggest reflection has been the currency markets. towardsd edging down 1.27, session lows at the moment , 1.7 percent fall back or that is the scene outside jeremy corbyn s house. this is bloomberg. haidi: uncertainty in the u.k., a hung parliament with conservatives falling short of a majority. plunging theling most since january and raising doubts about negotiations with the european union. the u.k. could be without a full functioning government 11 days before brexit talks are due to begin. rishaad: the questions are being the primet minister s future. she may not survive. this is our special coverage of the british election. i am rishaad salamat coming to from our asia headquarters in hong kong. in sydney. haidi lun asia awaking to political turmoil. when will we learn? trump, brexit, and now more political uncertainty, the range of outcomes is starting to narrow when it c ....
from all parties. and we rejoined by an audience of voters. what do they want to happen next? iam i am hermione, iam hermione, ivoted liberal democrat and i definitely do not wa nt democrat and i definitely do not want another general election.” want another general electionli voted for labour and i think the parties need to come together. parties need to come togetherli parties need to come together.” voted conservative, i am looking for us voted conservative, i am looking for us to move on. wherever you are in the country, do let us know what you wa nt to the country, do let us know what you want to happen next. rob has already tweeted me to say, ijust want to happen next. rob has already tweeted me to say, i just want some peace and quiet! whatever it is you wa nt peace and quiet! whatever it is you want next, do let me know. you can e mail, send me a message, or text. hello, good morning. we are on top ofa hello, good morning. we are on top of a roof at westmins ....
on the doorstep. this is the story of what really happened. at 7:30am, monday morning, people were standing there with freshly blow dried hair and fresh chanel suits ready to roll. i thought, we re on. theresa may would have thought to herself, this isn t a huge gamble, because she s not a known risk taker. i have just chaired a meeting of the of the cabinet, where we agreed the government should call a general election. it will be a choice between strong and stable leadership in the national interest, with me as your prime minister, or weak and unstable coalition government, led byjeremy corbyn. this is something that looks pretty set. she would be returning back to the house of commons with an increased majority. but people can take you by surprise in an election. you re joking. not another one! oh, for god s sake, i can t honestly i can t stand this. there s too much politics going on at the moment. why does she need to do it? why does she need to do it, asked bren ....