And i think i can go back to the last page, actually, just to show you again what those numbers are, totting up all the totals, the bbc Election Team have added them altogether and this is it. Sadiq khan, 1,080,000 votes, susan hall way behind on 811,000. The greens almost pipped the lib dems into third place, they will be pleased with that. But stand back, the big result, sadiq khan gets that third term as london mayor. That result, sadiq khan gets that third term as london mayor. Term as london mayor. That is unprecedented, term as london mayor. That is unprecedented, i term as london mayor. That is unprecedented, i think, term as london mayor. That is unprecedented, ithink, is term as london mayor. That is| unprecedented, ithink, is not . Term as london mayor. That is unprecedented, i think, is not . This unprecedented, ithink, is not . This comes despite this incredible flutter we had last night, saying that the race was going to be much tighter than predicted. How did we get into
Be able to find out the winners as they are announced. The fifth named storm of the season has been affecting parts of the uk, maybe the north and west. It was named by the Irish Meteorological Service because that is where the worst of the impacts are expected. For the bulk of the uk, it isjust worst of the impacts are expected. For the bulk of the uk, it is just a speu for the bulk of the uk, it is just a spell of wind and rain, but it has been blustery around the shores. Those winds are slowly easing as heavy rain moves eastwards and northwards. By the end of the night, we will be into quite a showery picture, those showers coming from the west. And it will turn cold. Scotla nd the west. And it will turn cold. Scotland and Northern Ireland will have the risk of icy patches. Tomorrow looks like a blustery day. There will be a lot of cloud and a bit of sunshine. The showers will be heavy, with some hail, thunder, maybe sleet and snow over Higher Ground. And it will feel quite chilly o
Of labour mps. that s the biggest rebellion borisjohnson has suffered a huge number of his own side ignoring his pleas, refusing to accept the case is made for more restrictions. so, the ayes have it, the ayes have it, unlock. tonight, the government was putting on a brave face. of course it is difficult, every decision has costs and consequences. everybody s weighing those up all the time. we have decided we need to buy time, we really do need to slow down this unbelievably transmissible virus so we can get everybody vaccinated. but labour say it s a reflection on mrjohnson and the way he governs. this is a very significant blow to the already damaged authority of the prime minister. it confirms that he s too weak to discharge basic functions of government. these public health measures would not have gone through if labour hadn t shown at the leadership that the prime minister failed to show.
The scale of the rebellion produced grasps in the commons. the government won the vote to produce covid pastors in england for crowd crowded events, but 99 conservative mps voted against the policy, the biggest revolt of boris johnson s premiership. the measure only passed because of labour s support. this measure only passed because of labour s support. labour s support. this is a very significant labour s support. this is a very significant blow - labour s support. this is a very significant blow to . labour s support. this is a| very significant blow to the already damaged authority of the prime minister. it confirms that he is too weak to discharge the basic functions of government. these public health measures would not have gone through if labour hadn t shown the leadership that the prime ministerfailed to shown the leadership that the prime minister failed to show. so from today, nhs covid pastors showing a recent negative test awful vaccination be shown to get into many l
But we have decided we need to buy time, we really do need to slow down this unbelievably transmissible virus so that we can get everybody vaccinated. but labour say it s a reflection on mrjohnson and the way he governs. this is a very significant blow to the already damaged authority of the prime minister. it confirms that he s too weak to discharge the basic functions of government. these public health measures would not have gone through if labour hadn t shown at the leadership this was just a bridge too far. vaccine passports today, what tomorrow or a week down the road? so i think they were putting a marker down. it has been proven in scotland vaccine passports don t work, they don t prevent infection. it was a cry of pain from the conservative party. no prime minister wants to rely on the opposition to get their own policies