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the prime minister's ringing round his mps to try to save his rwanda bill ahead of the vote on it next week. tonight — how likely is it go through? how likely is a confidence vote in rishi sunak? and what are the chances of a snap general election? our friday night political panel is here with the famous newsnight whiteboard. also tonight... the people of gaza are looking into the abyss. the international community must do everything possible to end their ordeal. i urge the council to spare no effort to push for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. the words of the seceratry gener...

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We should all accept them and abide by them and join together in our common intention that we need a labour government. i mean, you sprung rule changes on the unions and they would normally have expected to be consulted. you have abandoned what people believed was a commitment, a personal commitment from you for nationalisation. and also, even though once upon a time you posed with a banner saying mcdonald's workers should be paid £15 per hour, you are now saying the party should not be saying that. so aren't people on the left actually quite entitled to be cross about some of the decisions y...

Keir starmer�*s changing labour's direction but there are howls of protest here at where he's going. is he now in charge? absolutely. we had three days of build up to three very, very important decisions in our party that dealt with anti—semitism and closed the door on a dark chapter in our party. we also took other action to refocus the party on the country. i think that if there is tough decisions to be taken, they should be taken swiftly and properly, and we have done that. but some of your people are unhappy about that change. one of your team quit yesterday, saying the party had never...

Workers such as nhs staff to be given priority on the forecourts. the petrol retailers association says there are some "early signs" that the pressure is starting to ease after days of queues and pump closures. tonight, the defence secretary approved plans for dozens of army drivers to be deployed to deliver fuel and they could be in action by the end of the week. labour says borisjohnson is in denial about the scale of the problem. our business editor simonjack has the latest. scenes like this in telford have become commonplace in the last few days — anxious drivers responding to reports of...