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The details shortly. Its tuesday, the 27th of august. Our main story. The Prime Minister will promise to reverse a Decade Of Decline when he delivers a speech from Downing Street later. Hell also say his government will Root Out 1a Years Of Rot under the conservatives. The tories have dismissed the speech as a Performative Attempt to distract the public from promises sir keir starmer never had any intention of keeping. Our Political Correspondent ben wright has more. Sir keir starmer will say the hatred and division displayed in this summers riots betrayed a sickness in society. But he will co...

sitting president it shouldn't be as the consequences for the nation are severe. as a moderate census democrat with one of the most bipartisan voting records i have approached every vote i have cast with an open mind and pride myself in working across the aisle to bring our friends together to do what is best for our f country. party politics is more often ruled than common sense and i have never in over 35 years of public service approached and issue with premeditated thoughts that my republican friends are always wrong in democrat friends are always right since the people of west v...

sitting as a court of impeachment will stand adjourned under the previous order. >> without objection, so ordered. >> i suggest the absence of a quorum. ... ... [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the senate impeachment trial of president donald j. trump has completed -- concluded i should say with both sides completing their arguments for and against the articles of impeachment. adam schiff the lead manager on the house management team just wrapping up his comments. the house now and probably one of the more unique quorum policies as a chief justice leaves and the...

A solar eclipse is a sight to behold. But this year, hundreds of people across North America will be able to listen to the rare celestial event, thanks to a device designed by Harvard astronomers.

SHENZHEN, CHINA — On a rainy afternoon in Shenzhen, damp passengers jostle their way onto the megacity's buses, the quiet foot soldiers of an electric revolution for coal-guzzling China's public transport network.Shenzhen ditched diesel buses and went fully electric in 2017 — a world first — with its taxi fleet not far behind. Other Chinese cities have since followed suit,