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Who are Britain’s undecided voters?
They’re the group every party wants to win over – Britain’s undecided voters. But who are the millions of people who still don’t know which party to back on Thursday?
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‘If Biden stays the Democrats have a much better chance of winning’ says historian Allan Lichtman
We spoke to the historian Professor Allan Lichtman, whose 1981 book, The Keys to the White House, attempted to create a system to predict presidential election winners.
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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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‘We want to turn Britain into the world’s first clean energy superpower’, says shadow environment secretary
Labour’s Steve Reed, who’s the shadow environment secretary, joins us in Westminster.
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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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Sir Keir Starmer launches a Labour manifesto with no surprises
Sir Keir Starmer has unveiled what he says is a long-term fully-costed plan to deliver change. After a brief heckling by a climate protester, he declared that Labour’s number one priority is wealth creation.
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Starmer on what he would say to Netanyahu – after Rafah attack
Officials in Papua New Guinea have appealed for international help – warning that more than 2,000 people may have been buried alive under a landslide that occurred three days ago.
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UN top court orders Israel to ‘immediately’ halt Rafah offensive
The UN’s international court of justice has ordered Israel to halt its military offensive around Rafah in southern Gaza with immediate effect.
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Jeremy Corbyn expelled from Labour after declaring he will stand as independent
In the Commons, some of the departing MPs have been giving their valedictory speeches – around one in five MPs have signalled they will be standing down, some familiar faces among them.
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‘We are going after every vote we possibly can’, says deputy leader of Liberal Democrats
The Lib Dem leader Ed Davey has accused the Conservatives of being out of touch and out of time, claiming that people across the country were “crying out for change”. We are joined by Daisy Cooper, who’s deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats.
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Fans react to football clubs increasing season ticket prices
Many supporters are are being priced out of supporting the teams they love.
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Racial hate speech laws being ‘weaponised’ warns National Black Police Association
Laws designed to crack down on racial hate speech are being weaponised against ethnic minorities, according to the National Black Police Association.
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Eurovision: Non-binary artist wins for first time
For the first time the Eurovision Song Contest has been won by a non-binary artist. Swiss singer Nemo’s opera-hip hop hybrid about coming to terms with their identity proved a hit with the juries and the public. Croatia and Ukraine were second and third. #It was a highly-charged night in the Swedish city of Malmo…
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Hamas agrees to ceasefire but ‘deal’ not acceptable to Israel
The exodus in Rafah had already begun when, late on Monday, Hamas issued a statement saying it would accept the ceasefire deal. It is a dramatic development after seven months of bloody conflict in Gaza.
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Millions watch solar eclipse across North America
The best view of today’s solar eclipse is along the so-called ‘path of totality’ in North America, along which millions today flocked to see the sun blocked out for around four-and-a-half minutes.