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longest squeeze on real wages since the 1800s. and well have more from westminster in just a few minutes. also this afternoon: ukraines president says nearly one third of his countrys power stations have been destroyed after another round of russian attacks. fears grow for a female iranian athlete who appeared in a climbing competition without wearing a hijab. her family say they have lost contact with her. and the climate activist greta thunberg says she will not pursue a career in po...

obviously the subject matter of this legislation is important, it affects a vulnerable, stigmatised group. but actually, the significance is much wider. the future of manchester united, jim radcliffe enters the bidding. and a0 years old today — we remember the start of bbc breakfast time — and a new chapter in british television. and coming up on the bbc news channel: he was last seen in international rugby playing for england, but three years on, ruaridh mcconnochie is picked in s...

he lost to spains roberto bautista agut in four sets in what could be his last time playing at the tournament. youre watching bbc news. now its�* time for global questions — climate change: a turning point? welcome to global questions with me, zeinab badawi, from sri lankas capital, colombo. im on one of the citys beautiful waterfronts along the indian ocean. sri lankas stunning coastline makes it popular with visitors, but this country, like many others in the region, suffers from...

control of the senate. im harris falker and you are in "the faulkner focus." this had to make it worse. now 11 days out and that brutally awful debate from fetterman this week. now the big guns are headed to the keystone state. his performance there was so challenging for him that those poll numbers well see in days to come and watching to see how much it made a difference. i can tell you this, a lot of people have already early voted in that state. president biden, vice president harr...

the neck. at the time of that killing, bird had a documented historynth of gross negligence with aisce firearm. he left a loaded glock pistola i inloaded public mens room at the capitol, which for a law is a but f official firing offense. >> butor for some reason, michael the bird was still in the force that day. the woman he killed was calledld ashley babbitt. babbitt waashleys married 14 yea veteran of the u.s. militaryn ., she in a pool cleaning companyn. with her husband in san die...

however,though abandoning those policies, that work was really dumb. >> now we set an all right. lic. you bet. i cant wait to watch tomorrowll night. i will be riveted to it. i cant wait. all right. im laura ingram .. this is ingram angle on a very the tuesday, just seven weeks before the midterms, if you can believe it. >> the last gasp. >> thats the focus of tonights angle. look, in all seriousness, folks, thats how bidens right . forty nine days to go before th the midterms and the ...

let anyone know that if they have a boat, get people. >> our coverage of hurricane ian continues now with "anderson cooper 360." >> the sheriff here in lee county told reporters about the afternoon destruction that is everywhere tonight. no words to describe what we saw and are seeing in the present tense, which is important to note, because this is an ongoing disaster in florida and potentially in coastal carolina. hurricane in -- yes, it is a hurricane again taste is taking ada. this...

all of this. im going to get to it. ill see you tomorrow night. thanks. this is don lemon tonight, and im in orlando florida, and being here, whats really amazing is the amount of water. as i said last night, this has been a water storm. its all about the water. its not about the wind. this hurricane dumped so much water on the state of florida. what you see behind me, these trees are usually under water behind me, so people would normally be walking behind me on this path. but now, if...

state of emergency tonight, it comes as florida is dealing with catastrophic damage from in, at least 17 people dead tonight. there are fears that that number will go up. cnns chief climate correspondent is bill weir, and he joins me now. bill, hello once again to you. you say this is some of the worst damage youve ever seen in your career. covering these disasters. tell us what you saw? >> well, by that i mean, don, there are certain sort of moments and scenes in storms that are just ...

♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to our viewers joining us from the united states and all around the world. im kristie lu -- rescue crews strangling to rescue those stranded -- the national hurricane center says that the category one storm has regained some strength and is now expected to make landfall near myrtle beach in the coming hours. in florida, the hurricane has killed at least 19 people with that is an early figure. the u.s. president has warned that the loss of life could be ...