point of view, looking at things in a negative way. making a break with the past. there is a certain irony that the police they won in was boris johnson s old that the police they won in was borisjohnson s old seat, giving the seemingly bad blood between him and the current minister. but, putting forward an agenda, because when you get when it election, people are not going to thank you for the problems you have solved. if you think your party may have had some response ability and causing the problem is, you want to know what you are going to be for the next. and, whilst we have this very sensible approach, and i understand why, at this stage economy, i think we do need to see what does the future hold on a very tangible way, and why people should keep giving you the trust. what would it mean to them in their everyday experience? and i m not sure we are seeing quite enough of thatjust sure we are seeing quite enough of that just yet. sure we are seeing quite enough of thatju
correspondent alex forsyth on a night of by election drama. i hereby declare that kier mather is duly elected. cheering the jubilation was obvious. in the early hours of this morning, this was the moment labour overturned a conservative majority of more than 20,000 to win in selby and ainsty, something the party has never done before. the people of selby and ainsty have sent a clear message. for too long, conservatives up here and in westminster have failed us. and, today, that changes. it s time for a fresh start. earlier, the lib dems were celebrating in somerton and frome. another huge victory for them in a seat that had been conservative. their candidate saying it showed her party was back in the west country. lifelong conservative voters have today voted liberal democrat for the first time. thank you for putting your trust in me to deliver for you. i will not let you down. but look at this, in the west london seat of uxbridge in south ruislip, it went down to the wire.
in court for sentencing. that was our time to have our voice, the impact statement to the offender, and he didn t turn up. mcdonald s set up a new investigations unit after the bbc s reports on dozens of abuse allegations at the chain. he sings and we meet samuel marino, an extremely rare male soprano, as he prepares to perform at the glyndebourne opera house. and coming up on bbc news, england pile on the runs on day three of their crucial fourth ashes test against australia at old trafford. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. it s been a night of high political drama, with the conservatives suffering two spectacular by election defeats at the hands of labour and the liberal democrats, but also narrowly holding off labour in borisjohnson s old seat, uxbridge. let s take a look at the details. in selby and ainsty in north yorkshire, labour gained the seat from the tories with their 25 year old candidate keir mather, who ll become the youngest mp in the house of
good evening. relations between the uk and russia worsen. british diplomats are warned their freedom to move around the country will be restricted because of what moscow calls london s hostile activities . meanwhile, the port cities of odesa and mykolaiv have been targetted in russian missile strikes. also in the programme. the boss of one of britain s biggest banks apologises to the former ukip leader nigel farage over closing his bank account saying comments made were deeply inappropriate. scorching temperatures continue to soar in many parts of the world we ll be in greece where another heatwave is on the way. and record crowds and viewers are expected for the women s world cup which has kicked off in new zealand. first this evening to russia. in a worsening of relations the country s foreign ministry today restricted the movements of british diplomats, they said in response to london s hostile activities . from now on, with a small number of exceptions inclu
rishi sunak coming in. the legislation we have been passing, where it is a migration bill, the public order bill, thejustice top protesters being got off the roads as quick as we can so that people can go about their business. it is a lot of work. people are tired, they need to recharge their batteries. as i will be doing, we are going back to our constituencies, listening to what people can are saying, and working out what we can do. we cannot do nothing. we have to act. we heard from the prime nothing. we have to act. we heard from the prime minister, - nothing. we have to act. we heard from the prime minister, who - from the prime minister, who hotfooted it to uxbridge to talk to the candidate who won. the candidate did not mention a bonus to all the government when he thanked voters. the prime minister said that the shows, when it comes to a general election, it is not a done deal. how worried classy that they were going to lose all three seats? how damaging could that