, notjust just for the people of hartlepool, not just the just for the people of hartlepool, notjust the people of just for the people of hartlepool, not just the people of the north—east but across the whole of the country. i north-east but across the whole of the country-— the country. i take full responsibility - the country. i take full responsibility for - the country. i take full responsibility for the l the country. i take full - responsibility for the result and the country. i take full _ responsibility for the result and i will take — responsibility for the result and i will take full responsibility for fixing — will take full responsibility for fixing things. we have changed as a party— fixing things. we have changed as a party but _ fixing things. we have changed as a party but we haven't set out a strong — party but we haven't set out a strong enough case to the country. brighter— strong enough case to the country. brighter news for the party in west yorkshire where tracy brabin was elected mayor. two months later, kim leadbetter won her batley and spen seat

, the 50% of the vote — tories one hartlepool, the 50% of the vote a— tories one hartlepool, the 50% of the vote. a seed that is been labour for decades— the vote. a seed that is been labour for decades and you look at where we are now. _ for decades and you look at where we are now. i_ for decades and you look at where we are now, i mean, going to go back to the beginning of october for the prime _ the beginning of october for the prime minister skimmed a berm storm or speech _ prime minister skimmed a berm storm or speech in _ prime minister skimmed a berm storm or speech in the fast forward in a rock-solid — or speech in the fast forward in a rock-solid -- _ or speech in the fast forward in a rock—solid —— barnstorming. and traditionally a place of the always voted _ traditionally a place of the always voted tory going back centuries. it perfectly— voted tory going back centuries. it perfectly decent candidate who is a doctor. _ perfectly decent candidate who is a doctor. ex — perfectly decent candidate who is a doctor, ex army officer, a barista, is basicaiiy— doc

the tories soared to victory in a by—election in the traditionally labour—held seat of hartlepool. it's a mandate for us to continue to deliver, not just for the people of hartlepool, notjust the people of the north east, but across the whole of the country. i take full responsibility for the result, and i will take full responsibility for fixing things. we have changed as a party, but we haven't set out a strong enough case to the country. brighter news for the party in west yorkshire, where tracy brabin was elected mayor. two months later, kim leadbeater won her batley and spen seat previously held by her own sister, jo cox. the conservatives won mayoral races in tees the valley and the west midlands. but injune, the lib dems inflicted a shock defeat in what had become known as the tories's blue wall — see what they did there — in the chesham and amersham by—election. this wasn't another lib dem by—election victory, it was our best ever and on the swing we achieved, dozens of conservative seats would fall of the liberal democrats in the next election. in scottish parliame

the tories soared to victory in a by—election in the traditionally labour—held seat of hartlepool. it's a mandate for us to continue to deliver, not just for the people of hartlepool, notjust for the people of the north east, but across the whole of the country. i take full responsibility for the result, and i will take full responsibility for fixing things. we have changed as a party, but we haven't set out a strong enough case to the country. brighter news for the party in west yorkshire, where tracy brabin was elected mayor. two months later, kim leadbeater won her batley and spen seat previously held by her own sister, jo cox. the conservatives won mayoral races in the tees valley and the west midlands. but injune, the lib dems inflicted a shock defeat in what had become known as the tories�* blue wall — see what they did there — in the chesham and amersham by—election. this wasn'tjust another lib dem by—election victory, it was our best ever and on the swing we achieved, dozens of conservative seats would fall to the liberal democrats in the next election. in scottis

the tories soared to victory in a by—election in the traditionally labour—held seat of hartlepool. it's a mandate for us to continue to deliver, not just for the people of hartlepool, notjust for the people of the north east, but across the whole of the country. i take full responsibility for the result, and i will take full responsibility for fixing things. we have changed as a party, but we haven't set out a strong enough case to the country. brighter news for the party in west yorkshire, where tracy brabin was elected mayor. two months later, kim leadbeater won her batley and spen seat previously held by her own sister, jo cox. the conservatives won mayoral races in the tees valley and the west midlands. but injune, the lib dems inflicted a shock defeat in what had become known as the tories�* blue wall — see what they did there — in the chesham and amersham by—election. this wasn't another lib dem by—election victory, it was our best ever and on the swing we achieved, dozens of conservative seats would fall of the liberal democrats would fall to the liberal democrats

the tories sought victory in a by—election in the traditionally labour held seat of hartlepool. it's a mandate for us to continue to deliver, not just for the people of hartlepool, notjust the people of the north—east but across the whole of the country. i take full responsibility for the result and i will take full responsibility for fixing things. we have changed as a party but we haven't set out a strong enough case to the country. brighter news for the party in west yorkshire, where tracy brabin was elected mayor. two months later, kim leadbeater won her batley and spen seat previously held by her sister, jo cox. the conservatives won mayoral races in deeside and the west midlands but injune the lib dems inflicted a shock defeat in what had become known as the tories�*s blue wall, see what they did there, in the chesham and amersham by—election. this wasn't another lib dem by—election victory, it was our best ever and on the swing we achieved, dozens of conservative seats would fault of the liberal democrats in the next election. in scottish parliament elections the

it's a mandate for us to continue to deliver, not just for the people of hartlepool, notjust the people of the north east, but across the whole of the country. i take full responsibility for the result, and i will take full responsibility for fixing things. we have changed as a party, but we haven't set out a strong enough case to the country. brighter news for the party in west yorkshire, where tracy brabin was elected mayor. two months later, kim leadbeater won her batley and spen seat previously held by her own sister, jo cox. the conservatives won mayoral races in tees the valley and the west midlands. but injune, the lib dems inflicted a shock defeat in what had become known as the tories�*s blue wall — see what they did there — in the chesham and amersham by—election. this wasn't another lib dem by—election victory, it was our best ever and on the swing we achieved, dozens of conservative seats would fall of the liberal democrats in the next election. in scottish parliament elections, the snp emerged as the big winners with what they saw as a fresh mandate for a new refe

having said that, i do think there is something, there were severe rows between them after the hartlepool by—election when starmer tried to oust angela rayner and she resisted and it resulted in her being promoted. and again this week, the suggestion that she has been sidelined, had no idea of the full extent of the reshuffle, reports are saying when angela rayner confronted him afterwards. i think there is a personality clash there. it might not play badly for keir starmer if he emerges as somebody authoritative. i think part of the problem is is he is seen as a bit wooden, and not very human. he doesn't seem to have the qualities like angela rayner does that can connect with people but if he reassert his authority on the party and brings in a new team, which i have to say i'm very pleased about, i think yvette cooper is a superb signing. i saw her on your channel last night and thought she was excellent. people like that will give the labour party more credibility after the dire horrors of corbynism. if labour can become a credible opposition again, that is fantastic for our democracy

the tories soared to victory in a by—election in the traditionally labour—held seat of hartlepool. it's a mandate for us to continue to deliver, not just for the people of hartlepool, notjust the people of the north east, but across the whole of the country. i take full responsibility for the result, and i will take full responsibility for fixing things. we have changed as a party, but we haven't set out a strong enough case to the country. brighter news for the party in west yorkshire, where tracy brabin was elected mayor. two months later, kim leadbeater won her batley and spen seat previously held by her own sister, jo cox. the conservatives won mayoral races in tees the valley and the west midlands. but injune, the lib dems inflicted a shock defeat in what had become known as the tories's blue wall — see what they did there — in the chesham and amersham by—election. this wasn't another lib dem by—election victory, it was our best ever and on the swing we achieved, dozens of conservative seats would fall of the liberal democrats in the next election. in scottish parliame

the family are now staying in a hotel in hartlepool. it's just impossible at the moment. we really don't know which way to turn, but we're dealing with it. how's christmas day looking at the moment? not great, but i've managed to speak to the manager in the pub and they've allowed us to go and have dinnerthere. so at least we get a christmas dinner. i catch up with bob and sheila. they've been offered this property for a few weeks. but they need somewhere for longer. they're not getting any answers from their insurance company. you all right, bob? yeah, it'sjust too much. people worry me when they say that is an act of god. well, i think that's blasphemy. god wouldn't want this to happen to anybody. natasha has been told she can have this hotel room until december 14th. she wants to give her children a good christmas. it's afterwards when they want to put their all their toys and their presents in their bedroom. that's what's killing me because they don't have a bedroom. for all three families, the future is uncertain. it'll be well into the new year before they're back h