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good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. there are now six left standing in the tory leadership contest. rishi sunak and penny wouldnt lead the way in the race to become the next prime minister of the conservative mps cast their votes in the first round. there are now six people left standing in the tory leadership contest. today started with all of these candidates here still in the running they needed at least 30 votes to stay in. jeremy hunt and nadhim zahawi didnt get enoug...

States that he won in 2016 but then lost in 2020. So how is this issue resonating with the key Battleground States this time around . Welcome everyone im sandra smith in for a new caboodle, and this is your world. Weve got, Steam Coverage kicking off then you are with you on Mark Meredith with how the border battle is carrying out and how the white house is digging in. We begin with mark. Good afternoon do you. Within the last hour former President Trump surrounded himself with Law Enforcement o...

Race showed ever, is the democrat, ahead at 51.2%, about 62,000 votes separating him from the republican who is sitting at 47.4%. so, you can see this is becoming another one of these examples where we are seeing a difference in terms of people potentially splitting their tickets here. now lets check in on pennsylvania, where john fetterman -- man, that is close. 49.5 to 48% over doctor mehmet oz here. so, again, the questions that i have when i look at this, and jake, of course, as we, know is ...

Half, the another point. two and a half. i want to share this with the audience. heres walker statewide at about 30%. now heres kemp and abrams. so again, you can see the difference, right? 47.4. and hes right around 43. he stayed at that margin, guys, of about 4 to 4.5, no more than 5, but a separation of 4.45 points between what kemp is doing in the governors race and what herschel walker is doing in the senate race. maybe in the end that matters. just keeping an eye on that. now, i mentioned ...

Voter, the more likely they were to vote, with 47.4% of high school educated people casting a ballot versus 71% of those with a bachelors degree or higher. so when a partys percentage of college grads falls, that may make it harder to get the desired voter turnout. but also important here is the dropoff in the midterms. though it is expected, the margins matter. and after starting with the lowest number to begin with, turnout among voters with the high school education also dropped the most. a d...

Dan roan, bbc news, st andrews. the met office has extended its extreme heat weather warning for england and wales until tuesday — with temperatures expected to reach the upper 305. that heat is coming from europe which is having to deal with much higher temperatures. extreme heat has fuelled wildfires, including in france. hundreds of people have been evacuated, with more than 1,000 hectares burnt in the area south of bordeaux. its the second heatwave in as many months in france. seville in s...

The government on Monday informed that 47.4 lakh of 14.2 kg and 2.9 lakh of 19 kg LPG cylinders were consumed per day respectively during April to September this year.

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Ballots. we know from the data in pennsylvania, overwhelming a democratic vote, people who mailed in ballots, and people voted early and showed up on election day. election officials dealing with three separate batches of votes. and shes standing in philadelphia. if you look out here, and you look at that number, 47.4%, your eyes tell you and your math skills tell you joe biden cant make up 245,000 when hes getting less than half the vote. however, where were still counting votes include places ...

The republican base. just the inability for conservative person who has never voted democrat in his or her life to full lever for a democrat, or just -- this is something thats interesting. a lasting impact that sort of embedded in the culture of many southern areas that they dont like people coming from the outside and telling them what to do, and all those things could be reasons for the -- i wouldnt necessarily say its a moore surge, but the fact is he does seem to have them. >> we have a key...