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Half time. With just two days to go until the new premier League Season starts, wolves have made a managerial change. Gary oneil has been appointed to take over from julen lopetegui, who left after a long running disagreement with the club about transfers. Oneil has signed a three year deal after being sacked by bournemouth, despite helping them avoid relegation last season. Their first match of the new campaign is on monday against Manchester United. West ham have agreed a fee of £30 million, ...

Voted no for the measure or you saw some margins compared to past elections such as the 2020 presidential race. what happens now, are we going to see a move to enshrine abortion rights into the states constitution? in novembers, they will vote on amendment measures to the constitution and for groups on both sides, issue one, the august election was a critical step but its just a beginning. election was a critical step but itsjust a beginning. this is going to be messi with tonnes of ads and out ...

A while on anything. and now fox news reported yesterday that cia operatives were told to stand down three different times when they wanted to go to the help of their colleagues. >> well have much more on that coming up a little bit later in the show. now in the home stretch to the election. it could all come down to some key swing states. where do voters in ohio stand? former ohio secretary of state ken blackwell here next. >> plus, call it football for freedom. they sacrificed life and limb fo...

>> meanwhile, retired ohio supreme court judge andy douglas who is a republican has condemned senate bill 5. >> before the enactment of ohios collective bargaining law in 1984, ohio for four years led the nation. in safety forces work stoppages. that is why we passed the collective bargaining law.ç the law has worked. it would be tragic for our communities to return to those dark days. that is what senate bill 5, if it becomes law, would do. to fully protect our citizens and our police officer...

Ohio. >> vote yes on issue 2. >> meanwhile, retired ohio supreme court judge andy douglas who is a republican has condemned senate bill 5. >> before the enactment of ohios collective bargaining law in 1984, ohio for four years led the nation. in safety forces work stoppages. that is why we passed the collective bargaining law. the law has worked. it would be tragic for our communities to return to those dark days. that is what senate bill 5, if it becomes law, would do. to fully protect our citi...