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word with lawrence odonnell, good evening. >> good evening, i just realized we have three senate candidates joining us tonight, sheldon whitehouse, sharad brown and from delaware lisa blunt rochester. all running for the united states senate. theyre all going to have their chance to talk to voters here tonight. >> that is a good booking list, someone did you very well there. >> thanks, alicia. thank you. at the end of this hour were going to have to say our final farewell to willie m...

followed by a brief meeting in which the state news agency said the pair exchanged what it called their "pent—up "inner—most thoughts". the leaders reportedly have a nine—hour—long schedule today, including a gala concert and a tea ceremony. no doubt on the agenda will be strengthening military ties as russia seeks allies following its full—scale invasion of ukraine. before arriving, president putin praised kimjong—un for firmly supporting the war. this is the leaders�* s...

pact and added support for his war in ukraine. >> were going to look at what kim jong own got out of the trip for north korea and a broader impact for both of their adversaries fire and floods. >> while the east bags and the west coast with wildfires that are torching hundred grids of buildings and forcing thousands of people to flee in texas. problem is water and they tropical storm do to make landfall here in the next 24 hours and remember im bringing the incomparable willie mays, th...

united states senate. so they will all have the chance to talk to voters tonight. >> that is a good looking. someone did you very well. >> thank you. >> have a good night. stack at the end of this hour we have to say our final farewell to willie mays, who sadly died tonight at the age of 93. the stock market hit record highs again today. something that the religion called trumpism insists is impossible because in the last presidential campaign, donald trump promised this. >> if he is e...

thanks forjoining us on bbc news. uk inflation has hit the bank of englands target of 2% for the first time in almost three years. the figure — which tells us the rate at which prices are rising — hit the target in may, coming down from 2.3% in april. our chief economics correspondent dharshini david reports. gary in sussex used to have seven butchers shops. he now has four. forced to make cuts as hes been caught between soaring costs over the last few years and customers with lean...

accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl and a new york city park. the nypd says they have ecuadorian man in custody and they say he entered the united states illegally. with that hello i am john roberts in washington. sandra its happening again and again and again. >> sandra: its tough great to be with you, john this is "america reports" investigator saved a cross the border in 2021 which is a reoccurring trend as more instances of migrant crime pop up across this country. >>...

always. the biden doj wants to throw a doctor in prison for exposing transgender surgeries on minors and he is here in exclusive interview. plus, like a covid infection after your third booster, fauci is back. >> have you thought about running for president? >> no. [laughter] >> no interest whatsoever? >> laura: and is a member of the squad also a spiritual healer? >> my hands began to move and and the lumps that were there were no longer there. >> laura: but, first, they are coming fo...

2024 pop—up. very useful if you decide you do need to walk the dog at 12:15pm but also dont like the thought of missing out on your daily dose of politics live. lets start with this headline in the daily telegraph. lots of stories reportedly who would like the former prime minister to play a more prominent role in the campaign, the sight of him knocking on doors appeals to some. my opening question to our panel, starting with andrew griffiths, is would you like to see borisjohnson ba...

manifesto has been devalued as well as policies on immigration, nigel garage and pledges on tax and the nhs. a political correspondent as this report. it was something of a stir outside of this community and all eyes of the party attracting attention. major faraj want to set “p attention. major faraj want to set up the policy platform and it was a deliberate trying to pitch itself as the opposition —— nigel farage. we the opposition -- nigel farage. we are not the opposition —�...

jean—noel barrot, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. how surprised were you by emmanuel macron�*s pretty extraordinary decision to call a snap election? well, obviously i was surprised, because its a very unique way to take a democratic decision, when the political situation in a given country is so severe that it basically limits the ability of the country to act for itself. there are very few leaders in this world that would take such a democratic decision in the face of such import...