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Appalling three days of really quite savage attacks on the right wing press and she has held very strong. today we are setting out a major package around a growth plan for the autumn based on innovation incentives, investment and infrastructure, a big pledge on the northern powerhouse and a huge commitment on skills and institutes in the north and 50% of research and development spending up in the north. it is a major day. i think penny mordaunt�*s positioning as the credible second candidate,...

In japan, offices are installing nap boxes so workers can sleep standing up. yikes. but finally, trump box. what are trump box? >> yeah, there has been a lot of talk about him losing his grip on the republican party. we saw polls in new hampshire where he was losing to key is an desantis. i would say follow the money. trump raised $56 million, that million for desantis this year. so the fact that trump is raising less money than desantis, more than anything tells me that that grip is loosening. ...

Looking to what executive orders he can do. but on the type of things he wants to see, he really gave congress a deadline of august. specifically on that prescription drug portion really wanting to see something passed by that time. of course well in advance of those november midterm elections when people go to the ballot to vote. boris, kristin? >> yes, so much for him to do. jasmine wright, thank you so much. for more on the challenges president biden is facing, lets bring in cnn political ana...

With 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ president joe biden returned from his trip to the middle east to confront a slew of challenges here at home. the president also faces criticism about his meeting with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman and that controversial fist bump seen around the world. >> do you regret the fist bump, mr. president? >> why dont you guys talk about something that matters. im happy to answer questions that matter. >> reporters talking about the fist bump. here is a tweet...

To be fair to you, rishi, - what we did is we had a long conversation about it - and you set out your position and i asked why on earth this was going to be necessary. and you told me because the boss wanted it. - now, the reality is... gasps. applause. this was a tussle for economic credibility. i have done two things. one is on raising income thresholds in line with inflation. but also, yes, i have said that i will halve vat on fuel at the pump. the best way to help everyone, the best way to m...

Rishi sunak has been in teeside today and says he did well in last nights debate and he feels he is a strong candidate to win. the five candidates will be whittled down to two next week. i was really pleased to be able to make a positive case for why i can be the best leader for our party and country and that is because i want to restore trust, rebuild our economy and unite our country. i was pleased to make a positive case about that. pleased to make a positive case about that-— pleased to ma...

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At party, but to country. as an engineer, i know how| to strip things down and get them to work. and with me as your prime - minister, we all have to change for the better. were seeing division and disunity and we can pull people together. im not the traditional offer. im not the legacy candidate. but the choice at this election is who can be trusted to grip. this moment and get things done. - now is not the time for a continuity of our current economic policy. applause. time is up! the question...

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Who had a real grip on the countrys economic situation, and he emphasised time and time again he is going to act responsibly, and i think created a bit of a problem for those candidates who are spraying out the idea of tax cuts, and also those who are spraying out the idea that we can somehow cut public services, which is always far harder to do than many think. so i think he did himself a big favour. penny mordaunt had a lot of momentum going into the debate. i do wonder if some of that momentu...