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to be distancing themselves from the president with three weeks to go to the mid-terms. its all happening on the heels of early voting. are these debates then changing things the way we see them developing now? welcome. im neil cavuto. very glad to have you with us. my friends, well be giving you the latest impact on the debates themselves. lets get a read from how the white house is handling so many democratic candidates and maybe many at the white house itself on defense throughout t...

series of concessions put forward by his opponents. that cut his margin of defeat to a handful of votes. what matters now is who shows up to vote next. senior correspondent congressional correspondent chad pergram has the very latest from capitol hill. good evening, chad. >> bret, mccarthy finally showed movement towards winning the speakership today. it came after a three days of parliamentary paralysis. mccarthy remains a few votes short but he earned the votes of 15 adversaries toda...

ceremonies have been taking place in thailand to mark the start of a four—day funeral for victims of a mass killing at a nursery. strike action leaves just 20% of regular rail services running across england, scotland and wales today — as workers walk out for the 11th time this year. hello and welcome to bbc news. president putin has suffered an embarrassing setback in the war with ukraine, after a huge explosion on the only bridge linking russia with the crimean peninsula. the bri...

present. >> one of the lawyers on this a very complicated case, thank you very much for making time for us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> i have to say, i was raised catholic, and theres one thing a takeaway for my catholic childhood, people that are scared, tired, lonely, and cold, in a strange land of the people who we should be caring for. that is all in on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now with alicia menendez in for alex. good evening. good evenin...

typhoon nanmadol has killed at least four people and injured more than eighty. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are torcuil crichton, westminster editor at the daily record, and claire cohen who is a journalist and author. tomorrows front pages starting with the financial times leads with liz truss�*s comments that tax cuts for the rich are not "unfair" — and that she was prepared to be unpopular to boost growth. the daily...

i could have not said that better myself. im alicia men menez, alex has the night off. heres a thing that has happened every day like clock work, as long as we can remember. every day the white house sends out from the white house the daily guidance. at the top, theres a few paragraphs describing what the presidents day will entail. and below that, theres a schedule of the major events planned. with the daily intelligence briefing, any major meetings, the timing of any travel that the ...

president putin has suffered an embarrassing setback in the war with ukraine, after a huge explosion on the only bridge linking russia with the crimean peninsula. the bridge partially collasped, but has now reopened to light traffic. russia annexed crimea in 2014 and, after occupying these regions of ukraine in red, its managed to establish a corridor up through southern and eastern ukraine. the kerch bridge — connecting russia to the crimean peninsula in the black sea — was an imp...

welcome to bbc news. president putin has suffered an embarrassing setback in the war with ukraine, after a huge explosion on the only bridge linking russia with the crimean peninsula. the bridge partially collasped but has now reopened to light traffic. russia annexed crimea in 2014, and after occupying these regions of ukraine — in red — its managed to establish a corridor up through southern and eastern ukraine. the kerch bridge, connecting russia to the crimean peninsula in the ...

about the significance of the bridge being hit. it depends how quickly they repair the bridge. it is a huge symbolic setback because this bridge was mr putins personal commitment to crimea. it opened in 2018, cost $3 billion, massively overpriced. one of his friends was in charge of the construction and he identified with this because this was a way of uniting the mainland of russia with what he took to be the mainland of crimea which was now going to be russian forever so the bridge i...

since the end of the second world war. claiming he is buying twitter to claim save humanity. we look at how inflation is affecting voters. midterm elections — well look at how inflation welcome to the programme. theres been another grim warning from the un — that theres no credible way of limiting the rise in global warming to one of the key thresholds. a new report talks of �*woefully inadequate�* action by the world�*s governments — to keep the increase below 1.5 degrees ...