Here is the ITV version of Jo’s speech:
You can also watch the Guardian version as follows, with cutaway shots, by sliding the bottom time slider to 33’31”:
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The Guardian News version on You Tube is better because it includes cutaways to see the audience’s reactions.
Yes except I couldn’t get it to embed at submitted time period, so if I had embedded it here people would have had to fiddle about getting the right point amongst an hour and a half of footage.
I appreciate the explanation, Paul, and I know that you’re doing your best.
In the version which I watched yesterday evening what was particularly noticeable for me was the reaction to Jo’s speech of the new LD MP’s sitting on the front row: despite the risk they must face of losing their seats in the forthcoming GE Chuka, Angela, Sam, Luciana, and Sarah all looked relaxed & happy to be there, and even Philip Lee managed a grin or two.
Thanks YY. I’ve inserted the Guardian version also.