And its aftermath, isn t it? i did my voice note and its aftermath, isn t it? i did my voice note on and its aftermath, isn t it? i did my voice note on the and its aftermath, isn t it? i did my voice note on the train, my voice note on the train, according to the house of commons library, 300 mps out of 650 were reelected. So, coming back. 335 were candidates who successfully became mps for the first time. Leaving 15 who are retreads, as in, people who were mps, then had a gap, and are now back. ,. ,. ,. , , now back. There is a of that. It s been really now back. There is a of that. It s been really kind now back. There is a of that. It s been really kind of now back. There is a of that. It s been really kind of a different i now back. There is a of that. It s l been really kind of a different vibe of the day today. This is about argument and anger, and today there is that undiluted joy on a personal level for all of the newbies, irrespective of their party, they all hav
And campaigning for things, but not very experienced at winning. So it was a real shock when we found out that the council had listened to us, because it shows that with passion and persistence, you can change the world. People power! the council had planned to build a brand new theatre half the size of this one, and it wouldn t put on its own productions. Finally got a job. Julie s husband, the writer ian kershaw, was born in oldham and some of his earliest work was performed at the theatre. You ve written tomorrow night s coronation street. I ve written tomorrow night s coronation street, yes. Would you have been able to do that without this place? no, no, iwouldn t, because without this building and without theatres, we wouldn t. There would be no tv writers. This is where save oldham coliseum had their meetings. Every two weeks, theatre lovers gathered above an italian restaurant to formulate a plan, and they are overjoyed at today s news. I ve just had a massive smile on my face e
i think are of massive long term benefit this country and to the world. president putin tells his troops to seal off a steel plant in mariupol where the last ukrainian fighters in the city are holding out while president biden promises another 600 millions pounds of military help three people have been found guilty of murdering five year old logan mwangi in bridgend last year. his body was dumped in a river after he was killed lastjuly. a man s been found guilty of murdering 6 year old rikki neave in peterborough almost 30 years ago. the killer was just 13 when he when he killed rikki in 1994 in the last hour, mps have approved an inquiry into claims that the prime minister misled parliament about downing street parties during lockdown. earlier the government abandoned attempts to delay such an inquiry by the commons privilieges committee and a short time ago, it was approved by mps without a vote. but it won t begin until the metropolitan police complete their investig
making up your minds? we d like to hear from you, do get in touch at @annitabbc using the hashtag #bbcyourquestions a million off peak rail fares are being cut some by as much as half in a bid to boost train travel and it s 100 days to go until the start of the commonwealth games we ll be hearing about the athletes who are hoping to shine ukraine says russia has launched a large scale offensive in the east of the country, signalling the start of the second phase of the war. according to president volodymyr zelensky, a large part of the russian army is now focusing on the donbas region. moscow s forces already occupy large parts of the territory. this attack had been widely predicted as russia focuses its efforts on the east of ukraine. ukraine s national security council says russia has already tried to break through the whole front line in the donetsk, luhansk and kharkiv regions. but officials at pentagon are reporting that the besieged port city of mariupol still h