Four on saturday morning at 1030. so tune in for our inaugural appearance on the wireless. we could have been on the wireless a few times. but in this form. 0h, isee. well, you used to do the radio as well anyway, and then it would be at 11am on saturday mornings for the rest of the campaign. my favourite thing about the debate tonight was sitting in this studio, which kind of looks like a living room watching tv for an hour and a half with you. you were on your laptop taking notes, and i m now going to picture you. like every time you sit and watch a film, you ve got your laptop out. you re like, oh, great line from meryl streep there. just write that down. is that how you watch films? always, always, always. i mean, don t you? isn t that normal behaviour? well, it s sort of barry norman of 202a. yes. amazing entrance camera. love the way that meryl came in from stage left, right. you can tell it s getting very late. we ve watched far too much television. laura, good to catch up with you. lots of other election coverage
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Infrastructure hit, ukraine says it is now to a down to its lowest levels of energy there are questions about the car, the country as a whole continue to supply its people. so it is a critical time. it is a turning point in the question very much for western allies now is how much quicker, how much better they can get the weapons to where they need to go? and how much more efficiently they can help ukrainians fend off. russian attacks melissa bell, life-force from paris. thank you for that report and ahead this hour on cnn news central, the defense calls hunter biden s daughter, naomi, to the stand in his gun trial were following all the latest there. and cnn obtains a cia assess then about benjamin netanyahu s mindset. what it reveals about israel s post-war plans, and what the prime minister believes he can get away with plus the seismic move conspiracy theorist alex jones is making an order to start paying the 1.5 billion that he owes to sandi the hook families sometimes the best
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Anytime soon or what the path will certainly look like. arabile, a quick last question. the european central bank expected to announce today its first interest rate cut in five years. give us a quick sense of the latest there. ultimately the most telegraphed move you could pretty much say from the european central bank to cut interest rates by 25 basis points, but the devil s in the detail, right? it will not just be about this movement but what happens in the future, and have they fought inflation sufficiently so and there s all meaning they ll have to cut continuously for the remainder of the year. our thanks to cnbc s arabile gumede who joins us live from london, and across the english channel we can take another live look at the ceremonies in normandy, president biden, first lady jill biden, standing with a world war ii veteran, a d-day veteran who stood up from his wheelchair to the pose for this
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