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the lib dems, that metropolitan centre. — the lib dems, that metropolitan centre, the left of the conservative party— centre, the left of the conservative party that — centre, the left of the conservative party that may not be swayed by something like that which is a pure cost—of—living exercise. so i think there's— cost—of—living exercise. so i think there's lots — cost—of—living exercise. so i think there's lots of movement that will happen in— there's lots of movement that will happen in some of these economic policies. _ happen in some of these economic policies, and whether it's enough to bring _ policies, and whether it's enough to bring lrack— policies, and whether it's enough to bring back that core vote remains to be seen _ bring back that core vote remains to be seen. ., , .,, ., , be seen. housing was a big thing for labour this morning, _ be seen. housing was a big thing for labour this morning, they _ be seen. housing was a big thing for labour this morning, they pledged l be seen. housing was a big thing for| labour this morning, they pledged to build 1.5 million homes, which is a bold promise when you've looked at previous governments. how will they do it? , ., ., previous governments. how will they doit? , ., ., , do it? they want to make significant chances do it? they want to make significant chan . es to do it? they want to make significant changes to planning _ do it? they want to make significant changes to planning reform, - do it? they want to make significant changes to planning reform, to - do it? they want to make significant changes to planning reform, to sort| changes to planning reform, to sort of free up the building of housing. they want to bring back those targets so that people are really focused on this. there were some other ideas about helping people to buy — housing is such a core issue for this country, particularly those younger voters, for this country, particularly those youngervoters, housing for this country, particularly those younger voters, housing is one of the reasons why a lot of voters in this traditional tory heartlands are beginning to swing away from the conservatives. notjust for them but
health alert now on a study released today raising concerns about a popular sugar substitute. anne thompson is here. anne, what are we learning? >> lester, this is the latest study to find a link between a common sugar substitute and cardiovascular issues. xylitol is in all sorts of things like sugar-free gum, candy and baked goods, each toothpaste. now researchers from the cleveland clinic found xylitol is related to an increased risk with heart attack and death. it supercharged blood they found xylitol can supercharge blood platelets, making them more likely to clot. more research is needed. but what concerns researchers is the people most likely to eat the sugar substitute is those with diabetes and already at risk for heart problems. lester? >> all right, anne thompson, thanks. when we come back, honoring our heroes, the d-day tributes marking the sacrifices of those who served. [ "taps" playing ] es, the d-day tributes marking the sacrifices the d-day tributes marking the sacrifices of those w whatho causes a curve down there? is it peyronie's disease? will it get worse? how common is it? who can i talk to? can this be treated? stop typing.
will continue to pour across our border and be released into our country. >> biden claims he'll shut down the border if illegal crossings hit 2500 a day a, but they're already over 3000.er so let's just say biden shuts down the border immediately. es what does it really mean? it meansme this if jose gets caught crossing the border and if we say mexico, taken mexi them. and mexico is just says, no way, joscoo way joe jose stays e shadows, you need us. biden has no deal with mexico. they just elected a nedealwt president yesterday. she's brand new. biden hasn'ty, she i even called congratulate her, let alone cut a dealratulate. >> there's no plan to deport anyone. biden's just hopin ng that they leave. what happens is he keeps releasing them into not the country, but they just aren't allowed to apply for asylum ty for as. h >> so they just stay hereer in the shadows or in hotels for freeel. >> it's not like he's flying the venezuelans back to venezuelvenezuela.
and a plea from ukraine. freedom to all of us. a heartfelt d—day message for leaders everywhere. katya adler, bbc news, normandy. at the heart of today's events, of course, the d—day veterans, the youngest being 98 years old, some of them over 100. youngest being 98 years old, some of them over100. dan youngest being 98 years old, some of them over 100. danjohnson reports now and what has been happening today. yes, this was a day of polished national pride and shining service medals, but it was a chance to speak of one of history's turning points with those who fought to secure it. we fired the first shot on d—day. the very first? we fired the first shot on d-day. the very first?— the very first? on the battleship, es, the the very first? on the battleship, yes. the very _ the very first? on the battleship, yes, the very first _ the very first? on the battleship, yes, the very first shot. _ yes, the very first shot. we all did our bit. if we didn't fit in our— we all did our bit. if we didn't fit in our slot, — we all did our bit. if we didn't fit in our slot, things wouldn't have worked — in our slot, things wouldn't have worked out, would they? this_ worked out, would they? this was_ worked out, would they? this was a life lesson in the
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it is all about changing attitudes. the difficulty he has is the criticism when people say, well, this is waffle not welfare reform. this is a talk but not backed up by resources. �* this is a talk but not backed up by resources. ~ ., this is a talk but not backed up by resources-— this is a talk but not backed up by resources. ~ ., ., resources. and damian, we saw also with rishi sunak _ resources. and damian, we saw also with rishi sunak unveiling _ resources. and damian, we saw also with rishi sunak unveiling the - with rishi sunak unveiling the conservative party battle bus, he also took the opportunity there to attack the labour party for its handling over the veteran labour mp diane abbott. has that been put to rest or is that still going to be ongoing and politically a problem for sir keir starmer?— for sir keir starmer? interesting, es, that for sir keir starmer? interesting, yes. that the _ for sir keir starmer? interesting, yes, that the prime _ for sir keir starmer? interesting, yes, that the prime minister - for sir keir starmer? interesting, l yes, that the prime minister chose to weigh in on that. this has been a sort of running sore for the labour party, a problem for the labour leadership all week. it goes back a year, one of labour's longest serving mps, theirfirst ever year, one of labour's longest serving mps, their first ever black woman elected to parliament. she