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To matters of the other end of the premier league table. Arsenals are hoping to move three points clear at the summit for 2h hours at least. They are taught after beating wolves on saturday. They now face chelsea on saturday. They now face chelsea on tuesday. There are five games to go and arteta says his side will give it their all. Go and arteta says his side will give it their all. Were in a great osition give it their all. Were in a great position in give it their all. Were in a great position in the give it their all. Were in a great position in the premier give it their all. Were in a gr...

Potentially vulnerable asylum seekers. The votes than in the House Of Lords probably will get under wayjust before 8pm and we will wait to see if there is still the resolve to send it back once again to the house of commons. But it seems like the government is in no mood to compromise, well wait and see what the government say in the lords might they be able to win over some of those wavering Cross Bench on it . We will have to wait and see, but Rishi Sunak absolutely adamant that tonight should be the night it finally gets over the line, this piece of legislation. Hes prepared to go along int...

2ii voting for. You look at those numbers and clearly, as we just switched to the house of lords, you see the debate still ongoing. There are clearly a number of Cross Bench peers that are not getting up on this either. Now we see whether there will be of vote and a division on this afghan issue. The government has made some concessions, so well see whether that satisfies the lords or not. Certainly, going back to the commons and back to the lords after that. Still some way to go. Lets focus on something that has gone through one house. That is the Ukraine Bill through the house of representat...

As ever, the House of Lords was choice in its language. Lord Dobbs, the creator of House of Cards, mentioned “muscular Turks”, which must have had whoever mans the defibrillator in the Upper Chamber perking up to standby. Lord German’s complaint that the Rwanda Bill asked their lordships to believe “black is white” elicited the odd side-eye from peers.

Far from a groundswell, NSW Labor government received only a 3.6% swing, after 12 years of Coalition neoliberalism. James Wyner reports.