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About Tom Mullen Ransom
The hidden dangers of summertime swims
... Tom Mullen, an open water swimmer, said " nothing can feel as refreshing as wading into a cool lake on a hot summer s day"...
The parliamentary election in 2019: How to work the 'red wall' turned blue
... fantastic seismic shift of Leigh,Tom Mullen BBC NewsLeigh, that s a fearsome Labour would lose a stronghold for nearly 100 years, and also the Conservative candidate James Grundy expects, ...
Storm-Lorenzo: England wakes up to a beautiful sunrise
... Andy Jenner was said at the beginning, at Hastings to capture this view of Twitter user Dan, he just had to stop working on its way to this image in the vicinity of Alconbury, Cambridgeshire, Dan was one of many with the #sunrise this morning BBC Weather Watcher Phototom took this picture of wind turbines on Cudworth, in South Yorkshire-This was the view in Elterwater in the Lake District as captured by BBC Weather Watcher heartbeat BBC Weather Watcher Kev from New Marske have said this stunning picture in Redcar on the North East coast of Angelika Smith, it was a cooler, 2C if you took this picture in Church over in the vicinity of Rugby, at about 07:00 BST, you said it was crunchy under the feet of the BBC reporter, Duncan Leatherdale, snapped this shot in Birmingham, It was 3C at the BBC Weather Watcher Flamingo has this image in Harleston in Norfolk, Fischer, Ian Jepson captured this view off the coast of Perranporth in Cornwall, here the views over Didsbury in Manchester was recorded for a BBC reporter Tom Mullen BBC reporter Michael race began, the sunrise in Oxford Twitter users Sheepio snapped this shot over the river Wyre in Lancashire, This was the view in Ryde, on the Isle of Wight as captured by Alan Webb, who may also interest you: you can see more...
The parliamentary election in 2019: How to work the 'red wall' turned blue
Labour's "red wall" in The Midlands and the North of England - the Foundation of The Party crumbles, the support for the Generations , as the Conservatives claimed, a key of little seats.
Leave the vote to the former mining towns such as Workington, which was needed for parties to win, supported the Tories.
Tony Blair 's former constituency of Sedgefield was blue, like West Bromwich East, vacated by former Labour Deputy leader Tom Watson .
The Conservative carved a path of Greater Manchester and the County of Lincolnshire, the Black Country , to Northumberland, as a Labour strongholds fell.
Some of these places still had a Tory MP, had been in decades, and in the case of Burnley it for More Than a century.
in Bolsover, the work arose because in 1950, and Dennis Skinner his seat since 1970, confirmed Boris Johnson 's Commons majority to just after 05:00 PM Gmt .
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As Dennis Skinner lost his Bolsover seatBy David Pittam, BBC News
Dennis Skinner was present at The Overnight count in his Derbyshire constituency, after recently going through hip surgery.
in His absence, held a sad irony, because he was very much in the British politics for The Best part of five decades.
Like him or hate him, his unforgettable Image in the public - made the famous finger, The Voice of The Commons -Cacophony - struck a chord with many.
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it began to unravel Things , to about 23:30, a Labour seat since 1950.
Through The Night and into The Following morning, the Conservatives seized 54 seats from work, and although some of these were marginal in The Last years, many were considered to be safe by The Party .
the shadow justice Minister Lord Falconer has said Labour most of our heartland support had "lost" with long-time supporters no longer feel connected to The Party .
"The big question is, what do we do start with a conversation with the people in the marginals, the floating voters could be one or The Other , but also the core of our country," he said.
"If we do not do it quickly, it will be Too Late to back it. "
'viciousness and hostility,'Some blame other Jeremy Corbyn Escape.
Phil Wilson for the work in Mr Blair's old constituency of Sedgefield in County Durham , said the Labour leader went down "like a lead balloon" with the voters, on the inside of the front door.
"For the Labour leadership, the debt of UK to exit the EU for the result is mendacious nonsense. Jeremy Corbyn 's leadership was a bigger problem. To say otherwise is delusional," he tweeted.
One of Mr Corbyn's closest Allies - the former mayor of London, Ken Livingstone , said it "looked like the end" for the Labour leader, and he would have probably "to resign".
But Labour Chairman Ian Lavery , who retained his Wansbeck seat in Northumberland by 814 votes, said The Party had suffered a lot of "hostility", "resentment" and "meanness" because of his position Emerge.
"make people feel left in the lurch, that is the reality," he told BBC Radio 4 's Today programme, referring to Labour's support for a second EU referendum, after you said before, it is the result of The First would accept.
"We lost trust and we Can promise as a party continue to one thing and do Another . "
Caroline Flint said she was fighting on "two fronts"you Lose Don Valley seat in South Yorkshire , Caroline Flint - was never a fan of Mr Corbyn and Left supporters of the debt - to Mr. Corbyn, of the guide-and Stay-secure MPs for The Party 's performance.
The former Labour minister is the former seat, has existed since 1918 and had never been a Conservative MP was.
she claimed that she had "to fight on" two fronts; The First are the voters not want to support Mr Corbyn as Prime Minister , and the second of work "will Remain more like a "stop Brexit' party. "
'fantastic' seismic shift of Leigh,Tom Mullen BBC News
Leigh, that's a fearsome Labour would lose a stronghold for nearly 100 years, and also the Conservative candidate James Grundy expects,"".
Now, he's The Local MP to secure a 1,965 majority, with a 12% swing to The Party .
As the Conservatives Stoke took-on-Trent Central, defeated Labour candidate Gareth Snell described the loss of the seats, the the his as "the beginning of 20 years of Tory rule".
Even in the seats that labour remains The Party of the majority and votes were severely dented.
In Halton, Cheshire, Derek Twigg won a majority of 18,975, the bottom of 25,405 in The Last election, with the Brexit-Party win by More Than 8% of the votes.
Tom Watson as the West Bromwich East MP before the electionThe red wall does not crumble on Merseyside or in London, however.
work looked at Liverpool The First black MP, Kim Johnson , elected in Riverside, during The Party Wirral West continued, despite forecasts that there is a tight competition.
In London, labour secured the victory over the Tories in Putney, the seat of former education Secretary Justine Greening cleared, with Fleur Anderson, the Conservative candidate defeated Is Sweet.
work retained, 39 other courts in the capital, but Kensington, which he had lost, won with 20 votes in 2017, back to the Conservatives.
Labour's Chi Onwurah was declared The First MP, if your Newcastle were revealed the key findings at 23:28 on Thursday.
Conservative Derek Thomas was The Last , of its St Ives headquarters, against at 14:40 on Friday after the bad weather on the Isles of Scilly.
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