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Project 2025: doomsday for Democrats and denial from Republicans – but what is it?
Project 2025. Two words that Kamala Harris nearly always mentions on the stump, and it is always greeted with boos from the crowd. For Democrats, it is the coming doomsday.
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‘A Diabetic Tsunami’ – The Welsh hospitals grappling with rising diabetes
At least 8% of the adult population in Wales now has diabetes, the highest estimated prevalence rate of the four UK nations. The rate of new diabetes registrations, mostly Type 2, continues to astound.
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‘World is in chaos’ because of Biden and Harris, says former Trump campaign manager
We spoke to Marc Lotter from the America First Policy Institute. He was director of communications for Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign and served as Special Assistant to President Trump during his first year in office.
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Democratic Presidential pick ‘should not be about protecting one man’, says rival candidate
Joe Biden is said to be “seething” at the apparent disloyalty of his own party.
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Trump-Vance platform is ‘dismantling American state into chaos’, says historian
We spoke to Yale University historian Timothy Snyder who has written extensively about the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany and whose new book “On Freedom” explores the fragility of democracy.
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‘If Trump gives conciliatory speech…it could end the race’, says former Trump chief of staff
We were joined by Mick Mulvaney, a former White House chief of Staff for Donald Trump and by Democrat strategist, Julie Roginsky.
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Euro 2024 final: is it coming home?
It’s England’s second Euro final in a row. Last time they lost to Italy on penalties, so the pressure is well and truly on for them to win their first major competition in almost 60 years and bring joy to the nation.
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Who could replace Joe Biden?
With the Democrats worried that Joe Biden’s campaign troubles could ruin their chances of winning the November 5 election, Biden insists he will stay on, but many want him to step down. So who could replace him?
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‘We’ll have a much stronger voice and a lot more influence,’ says Lib Dem deputy Daisy Cooper
We spoke to Lib Dems deputy leader Daisy Cooper, who won her St Albans seat with an increased majority.
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‘My constituent was asked if their son still had autism by DWP’, says SNP’s social justice spokesman
We spoke to David Linden, who is the SNP’s social justice spokesman.
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‘Almost any Democrat with a pulse better than Biden’, says former George W Bush adviser
We spoke to Professor Sarah Churchwell, a writer and professor of American culture and humanities from the University of London, and from Blue River, Colorado, the broadcaster Mark McKinnon, who advised President George W Bush and Senator John McCain.
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Exclusive: Undercover inside Reform’s campaign – evidence of homophobia and canvasser’s racism
Channel 4 News has gone undercover in Nigel Farage’s prospective seat in Clacton, following individuals closely associated with Reform UK’s campaign
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Just 1 in 5 believe Conservatives will cut migration – says exclusive new poll
Meanwhile, just 34% think Labour will meet its net migration pledge.
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What do Tory heartland voters want? A view from East Sussex
The election campaign rumbles on with the polls continuing to show a Labour majority as the likeliest outcome. To get a sense of public opinion we’ve been deep into the traditional Tory heartlands of East Sussex.
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Social media ‘part of the problem’ in undermining politician security, says former MP
The Shadow Health Secretary has criticised a Labour peer for calling candidate Rosie Duffield “frit or lazy” after she pulled out of local hustings citing safety concerns.
