we can drop into the queensmead sports centre no badminton or basketball tonight, just ancipating some nocturnal arithmetic. this seat was held by one boris johnson, the former prime minister, until he packed it in after mps concluded he d lied to them. it s a long time conservative seat but labour have had their eyes on it for a while and they will face awkward questions if they don t win. next, we can zip 200 miles up the alto north yorkshire, to selby and ainsty. the his had a former mp a conservative and a friend of borisjohnson s who also packed it in around the time he did. anotherfamiliar scene. rather similar to the one in london. lots of piles of paper and elastic bands. these guys are on the lionel richie shift all night long. it may well be getting light before the result here in north yorkshire. this is a conservative seat with a whopping majority, but labour feel chipper here too. winning there for keir starmer would be a massive moment. and finally to th
england are on top in the fourth ashes test. # i left my heart in san francisco.#. and tributes to the singer tony bennett, who s died aged 96. on newsnight at 10:30pm. a huge by election swing against the conservatives, but they hang onjust in uxbridge, partly thanks to the unpopularity of the car emissions charge, ulez. can they avert oblivion at the next general election? hello. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says there s been a cry for change from voters, after his party won the selby and ainsty by election in north yorkshire. they successfully overturned a massive conservative majority of 20,000, the biggest shift in votes to labour in a by election in the party s history. but rishi sunak insists the conservatives can still win the next general election, despite not only losing in selby, but also beaten by the lib dems in the by election in somerton and frome in the west country. the prime minister points to the narrow victory in the london seat of uxbridge and s
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now comes the time, once again, for them to make their mark on it. katie gornall, bbc news, brisbane. labour leader keir starmer tells this programme that the tide is turning . is there anything that the conservatives can do now to avert oblivion at the next general election? fresh on the face of it, things may seem bleak for the tories, but rishi sunak says it isn t a done deal for labour. horse we ll be pulling apart the results to work out the real winners and losers, and hearing from the main parties about lessons learned for the next general election campaign. what will the issues be that motivate, but also divide voters? we knew from the work we were doing in the constituency that ulez was an issue and that s why we lost in relation to uxbridge and we need to reflect on that, all of us need to reflect on that, all of us need to reflect on that, including the mayor. we ll be asking our what this means for everything from net zero to crime to immigration, the red wall,
people into them. i sense a sense of frustration, particularly in the cause of the by election, the sitting mp walking away has been a sense of disappointment and that is putting it quite mildly. i would say it is all about making sure we get our head down, work our way through these difficult times. these difficult times. obviously the bi icture these difficult times. obviously the big picture from these difficult times. obviously the big picture from your these difficult times. obviously the big picture from your boss - these difficult times. obviously the big picture from your boss is - these difficult times. obviously the big picture from your boss is that i big picture from your boss is that he keeps talking of these five tests. do you think they re landing? one mightargue tests. do you think they re landing? one might argue that the five tests, you know in fact he points to problems some of which were contributed to by previous administrations that were conservativ