we re at holyrood in edinburgh on the final day of campaigning in a series of elections across great britain. only northern ireland wont be going to the polls. the voting tomorrow represents the biggest set of local and national elections in almost half a century. political parties here in scotland are making their final push ahead of elections to the holyrood parliament. voters will elect 129 msps, with the campaigning this year looking a little different. and polling day and the count will also be unusual, as lorna gordon explains. getting ready for tomorrow s vote, constructing booths, cleaning surfaces. pandemic procedures mean polling stations like this one in glasgow will be a little different this time round. there will be screens to protect staff and voters. that will have to go at the front. familiar one way systems and the number of people in a polling station at any one time will be limited. outside the polling stations we will also have marshals, who will welcome
the man accused of george floyd s murder goes on trial tomorrow. sir lewis hamilton crosses a line and he wins the bahrain grand prix! how lewis hamilton has begun the new formula one season. good evening. more than 30 million people in the uk have now had theirfirst dose of a coronavirus vaccine ahead of a loosening of england s lockdown restrictions. from tomorrow, groups of up to six people or two households will be able to meet outside for the first time since december, and outdoor sports will resume. but the public are being warned not to squander the gains in the battle against the virus. here s our political correspondent, chris mason. the green of windy west yorkshire in spring. the strides towards liberty are long putting the preparations in place for the return of golf in england tomorrow. it s a good three months now. we ve had members at home on facebook, posting things about what they re doing. they re chipping in the garden, putting in the garden, they are
prior comments about voter fraud, election integrity, and his belief that the election was stolen also caused the insurrection. all right. if that is the new argument, tonight we hold them to the same standard which brings us tonight to exhibit a. that is exposing today s hypocrisy. this in the case of former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abram. now the georgia dopey governor and the attorney general can learn a lot from her ability to organize on a statewide level. she herself fights for what she believes in. she works extremely hard. frankly, i respect that. in 2018, abrams lost her race to governor. and despite the fact that she lost by, well, over 50,000 votes, she refused to concede. she said the election was stolen. she told the voters she actually won. take a look. this is not a speech of concession. because concession means to acknowledge an action is right. true, or proper. as a woman of conscience and faith, i cannot concede that. but will i say that