we ll bring you analysis on whether the chancellor has delivered on last year s promises. and a rare northern lights creates a spectacular display in our night skies. 0n newsnight at 10:30pm, we re live in lincolnshire as an audience of voters tell our panel of politicians what matters to them ahead of what may be the last budget before the general election. good evening. the united states supreme court has ruled unanimously that donald trump can stand as a republican presidential candidate in colorado. he d originally been struck off the ballot by the state s supreme court, under a ruling which had held him accountable for the attack on the capitol on the 6th of january in 2021 by his supporters. voters in colorado and more than a dozen other states will go to the polls tomorrow in what some commentators call super tuesday, to pick their party s presidential nominee. from washington, gary 0 donoghue reports. nine supreme courtjustices, one unanimous decision, clearing the w
as he hits the road. and we turn our focus to this general election. well, just these dueling rallies certainly provided a window and what were expected to see in the months to come between president biden and his republican rival, donald trump were the president ticked through multiple themes over the course of his remarks to a rowdy audience. but one of the prominent themes and one that his campaign launched on was protecting democracy. and on that front, the president kicked off his remarks, talking about donald trump s coziness to authorities, syrian regimes, and also making clear that it s a stark contrast between him and donald trump. take a listen my lifetime has taught me to embrace the future of freedom and democracy and trump and i have a very different value set of an obvious already biden is based on core values of the defined america. and the rest of the world looks at us that way decency fairness, equality we re all know donald trump sees a different
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hannah miller, has the story. in homes across the country and public services on the ground, it can seem like everyone is crying out for cash. we have got roads full of potholes. are you confident that the chancellor will be persuaded to give you more money to spend on housing in the budget in a few weeks time? well, i m doing everything that i can. i mean, short of laying siege to his own home. well, i want us to be, you know, l cutting taxes in a responsible way. under pressure from backbenchers and with less money to play with than he d hoped for the chancellor s scrabbling around for ways to pay for a tax cut on a scale that voters will notice. today, mr speaker, i m going to cut the main 12% rate of employee national insurance. last year, he chose to cut national insurance contributions and it s thought he may do that again. a tax cut for workers that brings no benefit to pensioners. the number crunching going on inside number 11 is not just about the state of the