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hand there are reports about the bjp not faring as well as they had hoped, there is also gains that the indian opposition alliance has made and that is where the story lies. let�*s talk a bit about the size of this election, that is one of the things that interests a lot of people in the uk. about1 billion people in the uk. about1 billion people voting. how has that been handled? how is it handled every time it happens, it seems incredible. tt time it happens, it seems incredible.— time it happens, it seems incredible. ., , , incredible. it does. if! can 'ust tell incredible. it does. if! can 'ust teuyou. — incredible. it does. if! can 'ust teuyou. “fl incredible. it does. if! can 'ust tell you, it has i incredible. it does. if! can 'ust tell you, it has been �* incredible. it does. if! canjust| tell you, it has been happening incredible. it does. if! canjust i tell you, it has been happening in about 45 degrees heat where i am standing at the moment. it is a testament to the people and officials who have carried out this election. that is an important aspect to reflect. having said that, nearly 970 million eligible voters in the country, half of them women and you have 543 parliamentary constituencies which went to the polls over a period of nearly one month and a half. a mammoth exercise. that in itself is something that is always a marvel when we track in the elections over
bjp hoped. a few hours' time and we will get a clearer picture of what - will get a clearer picture of what is happening in the indian election. thank you very much, good to speak to you, as always. immigration is likely to be one of the biggest issues in this election. the conservatives have announced a new annual cap on visas in a bid to bring migration levels down. so, let�*s take a look at the latest figures released just before rishi sunak called the general election. net migration to the uk — that�*s the difference between the number of people arriving and leaving the country — fell 10% last year after hitting a record high in 2022. in the year to december 2023, the number of people arriving to the country was 685,000, a fall from 764,000 the year before. but the ons said it is "too early to say if this is the start of a new downward trend". the biggest driver of migration last year was work. there was also an increase in the number of people arriving from outside the european union on work visas, ons figures suggest. for areas like boston in lincolnshire, immigration has changed the face of the population of the once small farming and fishing town. jake zuckerman has more.
san diego, see the lights? >> i shot this video as the migrants were waiting for border patrol. a bunch of them started snapping photos and selfies using the border wall as a tourist attraction almost it looked like or some sort of background for their social media photos. you can see behind us another group just crossed illegally columbians. i talked to them a few moments ago. they want to go to brooklyn, new york. torn up travel documents from indian nationals and you look to our right more people from all over the world waiting for border patrol to pick them up from asia. a couple of chinese. they brought luggage with them and waiting for border patrol to pick them up. bottom line as we wait for president biden for the announcement the migrants here don't fear consequences right now and they haven't for several years. no fear of removal or
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johnson, bbc news, portsmouth. the time is 13:17. our top story this afternoon... the first tv debate between rishi sunak and sir keir starmer will take place tonight. why the asian hornet is outstaying its welcome. the insect has survived a uk winter for the first time, posing a risk to honeybees. coming up on bbc news: england's defence of their t20 world cup begins this afternoon when they take on scotland in barbados, with captainjos buttler keen to forget their dismal 50 over world cup performance last year. narendra modi looks likely to win a rare third consecutive term as indian prime minister, as his bjp—led alliance is currently ahead in the general election vote count. however, early results show it is falling well short of the landslide exit polls predicted. our south asia correspondent, samira hussain, has this from delhi.
the number of visas available to migrants if they win the election. labour say the tories have lost control of the issue. london's king's college hospital confirms cyber attack tests have revealed a newborn baby discovered in an east london park earlier this year is the sister of two other children abandoned by the same parents. early trends in the indian election results show by minister narendra modi eyeing up a third term, but without the landslide he had hoped for. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. thank you forjoining us on bbc news this afternoon. we will get you right up to date with all the general election using just a moment. first i want to bring you some breaking news coming into us in the last few minutes. it is
labour say the tories have lost control of the issue. london's king's college hospital confirms cyber attack tests have revealed a newborn baby discovered in an east london park earlier this year is the sister of two other children abandoned by the same parents. early trends in the indian election results show by minister narendra modi eyeing up a third term, but without the landslide he had hoped for. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. thank you forjoining us on bbc news this afternoon. we will get you right up to date with all the general election using just a moment. first i want to bring you some breaking news coming into us in the last few minutes. it is
major london hospitals are hit by a cyber attack leading to cancelled operations and emergency patients being moved. rishi sunak and keir starmer will go head—to—head in a tv debate tonight for the first time in the general election campaign. the conservatives pledged to cut the number of visas available to migrants if they win the election. labour say the tories have lost control of the issue. tests reveal a newborn baby discovered in an east london park earlier this year is the sister of two other children abandoned by the same parents. coming up, early trends in the indian election .2 by minister mo d eyeing up a third term but without the landslide he had hoped for —— in the landslide he had hoped for —— in the india election would prime minister narendra modi.
prime minister as his bjp alliance is currently ahead in the general election. early results show it is falling well short of the landslide exit polls predicted. 0ur correspondent has this report from delhi. . ., a, ., ., correspondent has this report from delhi. . ., ~ , ., delhi. narendra modi looks likely to win a third consecutive _ delhi. narendra modi looks likely to win a third consecutive term, i delhi. narendra modi looks likely to win a third consecutive term, as i delhi. narendra modi looks likely to win a third consecutive term, as the bjp alliance is currently ahead in the general election vote count but the general election vote count but the numbers at the moment are well short of the landslide victory that he and his party were expecting. markets in india have fallen and rarely do we see a result coming up this late in the game. it is a tally that could change as more votes are counted and certainly not at all what narendra modi was expecting. cruising into this election,
are reaching their culmination today as the votes get conted. over 640 million people exercised their franchise in the world's largest democracy where the incumbent prime minister mr narendra modi has sought a third term, and post poll projections show he mayjust get that. financial markets, on their part, are already taking a cue. archana shukla has the details. on monday, indian stock exchanges hit their lifetime highs, shedding the nervousness they had during the entire election period. and the exuberance came from a clutch of post—poll projections that predicted prime minister narendra modi's prime minister narendra modi's ruling party, janata party, and its allies on the road to a landslide victory. the post—poll projections were released over the weekend, and the markets are hoping that this win would mean the infrastructure—led economic drive and market friendly drive and market—friendly