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We'll ask why a political battle over the massive storm has started. And shock at westminster as james cleverly is knocked out of the tory leadership contest. Kemi badenoch and robertjenrick are the final two. What does it tell us about the future direction of the conservative party? good evening. Welcome to newsnight. In florida, time has run out for more than 5. 5 million people who were ordered to leave their homes as hurricane milton closes in. As we go on air, the storm surges have already begun. These are the live pictures right now from fort myers, which is just south of tampa. The hurr...

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Where is the storm likely to hit the u.s. the hardest? >> the storm right now is a category 4 storm. it's approaching the florida coast and an oblique angle. a slight shift could mean the difference for areas from west palm beach to melbourne. right now it looks like it's going to cop on the coast near the cape canaveral area and maintains its cat 4 status. so 140-mile-an-hour winds are possible near the eyewall as it approaches the coast. >> when do you think it will land? >> a final frame later tonight, early tomorrow morning. it's coming in at a oblique angle. right now it looks like it's d...

Before it fizzled out. a it could either be a meteor or it could be space junk. now, keep in mind, there are 22,000 objects that are surrounding and orbiting our planet. some are the size of apples or some the size of full scale engineses. i want to give you global perspectives. meteors come in at a much faster speed. as they come in sometimes as high as 160 miles an hour. they come in at more of an oblique angle with space junk that we have, hundreds of thousands of them, small ones the size of even screws that are circling our planet. that come in at more of a flat angle and drop in and they...

Projects at the ocean graphic institution. david, what do you make of the debris that we have seen so far, david souci, i mean the size of it. ones vees obviously the images getting are not very precise. >> if the satellite's going to be over the top it will be clear rather than oblique angle. when they talk about repositioning the satellites that gives you a better picture of it. as far as the debris goes, i ha hesitations about it. i can't get it out of my mind, the dimension, 80 feet is the size of a shipping container. they come in 20, 40 and 80-foot lengths. i can't get it out of my mind ...