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labour are still 21 points ahead of the conservatives, though the lead does vary between 12 and 27 points. and away from our election, the wild ride of america s presidential race, too we ve been talking to one of donald trump s lawyers who was alongside him in court. donald trump is the victim of political selective prosecution. and for the first time since he lost his battle to stay as conservative mayor of west midlands, andy streetjoin us. shami chakrabarti, labour member of the lords and friend of diane abbott is here. and daisy cooper is our first guest from the lib dems in the campaign welcome to you all! morning, morning. let s start with a look at what s making the news this morning. the mail on sunday splashes on calls to cut taxes to save the toriees. the observer claims sunak s in trouble over promises to towns. starmer s told the sun on sunday read my lips i ll cut migration, more later. and stormy daniels, the witness in the donald trump trial, tells the ....
to supporting our armed forces. there are difficult battles to fight, and then there are campaigns that are going so badly your are going so badly, your own ministers are being asked whether you might resign. has that crossed your mind? i m energised about the vision we re putting forward for the country. this campaign is only.not even halfway through yet. for the last few weeks now, the party leaders have been dashing around the country. now, they don t go to places by accident or on a whim in election campaigns. most of the time, they are going to places that they think are on the front line, where a visit from them might just make a difference. here is a look at the geography of rishi sunak s scampering around the uk. now, nearly all of these places on the map here are places that elected a conservative mp last time in other words, he is on the defensive. now, that isn t that much of a surprise given the tories won big time last time. but he s also been popping up ....
Home office and immigration. the second week was not supposed to be like this like labour, its careful plans were knocked off course by the diane abbott saga. they had wanted to talk about antisocial behaviour and green energy, and today, labour wants to move on to migration, with keir starmer making a big promise in the sun on sunday saying, read my lips, i will cut migration. so, yvette cooper, let s start with that big promise, infive yvette cooper, let s start with that big promise, in five weeks, you could, if you win, be behind the desk in the home office in charge of migration. how many more people do you think should be able to come and live in the uk illegally? that is what we mean by net migration. 50. what we mean by net migration. so, net what we mean by net migration. srr, net migration what we mean by net migration. s57, net migration has what we mean by net migration. s513, net migration has trouble since what we mean by net migration. s53, net migration has trouble sinc ....
Live now tojerome drevon, senior analyst injihad and modern conflict with the international crisis group. thanks very much forjoining us here on bbc news. let s draw on your expertise and knowledge of hamas. let me start by asking you, how much of a blow to the organisation s capabilities do you believe the killing of saleh al arouri is? 50. killing of saleh al-arouri is? so, the killing killing of saleh al-arouri is? so, the killing of killing of saleh al arouri is? srr, the killing of saleh killing of saleh al arouri is? s57, the killing of saleh al arouri killing of saleh al arouri is? s513, the killing of saleh al arouri will not directly affect the war in gaza. the war in gaza is directly led by its commanders, mostly for noir and mohammed deif, the leaders of the military, so it is not going to affect directly their operations, but it still matters because saleh al arouri was number two of the group and arguably one of the strongest figures, especially as he was connecting th ....
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