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two seats have gone to the fine gael party.ning those seats just in the last hour or so. the big story of this election so far based on the tallies and the first preference votes that are starting to come in, is that performance of sinn fein tied with fianna fail and fine gael. we are not sure who is going to emerge as the top party. the other story is the we are told, collapse of the green party. it looks like they may get at best, to seats —— two seats. it is still really early days. candidates are rated in order of preference which means that counting take some time to do. it will be the end of tomorrow, possibly monday morning before we get a full sets of results. and then the business of government begins. the taoiseach arrived and she is very excited about the performance of a party. she is looking to form a government with the smaller parties and we are hearing the same from fianna fail and fine gael. thank you very much for the update. a third night of protests in tbilisi... let's talk to our correspond it how is it loo

currently, fine gael, fianna fail and the greens run a coalition government.e three biggest parties are fine gael, led by simon harris — he's the taoiseach, which is basically the irish prime minister — fianna fail, led by micheal martin — he's the tanaiste, the deputy prime minister — and sinn fein, led by mary lou mcdonald. it's currently the largest party in northern ireland. let's go to stephen. welcome to tullamore in county offaly, where we have been chatting to people about what's on their minds ahead of the election and for lots of young people, it is housing. rents and the cost of buying a place here is among the highest in the eu, and some young people have told us that they have considered leaving the country because it is so expensive. now, polls open tomorrow at 7am and the system here is different — you can vote for multiple people to represent your area. in previous elections, parties have had to work together to form a government, so it might be a while until we know who is going to run the country for the next few yea rs. in other news — austr

the outgoing taoiseach, simon harris of fine gael, took part, along with his coalition partner of thetin, and mary—lou mcdonald of sinn fein. republic with northern ireland. irish elections use a system where candidates are ranked in terms of preference. it means a lot of counting and the possibility of another coalition government. my colleague caitriona perry is in drogheda. good to see you. i was talking to a couple of voters yesterday, one of them a first—time voter. both of them said they still haven't decided who they were going to vote for on friday. are you finding a lot of undecided people as you talk to voters in drogheda there today?— talk to voters in drogheda there today? that is a good oint there today? that is a good point because _ there today? that is a good point because the - there today? that is a good point because the opinion l there today? that is a good - point because the opinion polls are showing that the three biggest parties, sinn fein, fianna fail and fine gael, are more or less all around equal levels of support, but when you are out and about talking to

fine gael was in a competitive position — fine gael was in a competitive position.n constituencies. that is a significant increase was that we are — significant increase was that we are gaining seats where we haven't — we are gaining seats where we haven't had them in many a year. — haven't had them in many a year, including tipperary south and waterford. we are adding second — and waterford. we are adding second seats in constituencies as welt — second seats in constituencies as well. this is going to be a tight— as well. this is going to be a tight election and i think we have — tight election and i think we have to _ tight election and i think we have to really see, right down to the — have to really see, right down to the riot _ have to really see, right down to the riot and transfers in the — to the riot and transfers in the hours _ to the riot and transfers in the hours and days ahead. the leader of fianna fail is confident his party will be the biggest after the counting is done. it looked like we would certainly see the exit poll and thatis certainly see the

coming up, fine gael on 21 and fianna fail on 20.9%.what falls have showed and that reflects the current party make up. there isjust one reflects the current party make up. there is just one seat between each of the parties. the big question will be, can any of them get enough seats to form a stable coalition? it doesn't like anyone will have a majority or even enough to go in with two parties to government. it will be another coalition government in ireland and that is something that is the tradition in this country. but it does show those games sinn fein made in the last general election in 2020 have managed to hold onto that, they are the biggest party in northern ireland and looks set based on that exit poll to be the biggest party in the republic of ireland as well. fianna fail and fine gael have said they would like to continue on their power—sharing arrangement in government. they will need others to make up the numbers whereas sinn fein says it intends to buy to make up a government as well with some of the smaller more left—lea

polls havejust closed in ireland's general election and the main three parties — fianna fail, fine gaelts between them in terms of first preference votes. chris page is in dublin for us. chris, bring us right up to date. well, the general election count begins at nine in the morning, and the exit poll suggests it will be tight, tense and very unpredictable. the poll indicates that sinn fein has a very narrow lead in the race for first preference votes, but it is very close indeed between the three main parties led by the three contenders to be the taoiseach. they are simon harris of fine gael who has been on the job forjust seven months, his main coalition partner micheal martin who was also taoiseach earlier in the coalition government's turn and mary lou mcdonald, sinn fein president, and her party has been the main opposition group in the irish parliament since the election in 2020. during that time sinn fein has also become the biggest party in northern ireland, and it would push hard for a referendum on irish unity by 2030 if it did take power here in dublin. but even if sinn fein

the outgoing taoiseach, simon harris of fine gael, took part along with his coalition partner of thers, the fianna fail leader micheal martin, and mary—lou mcdonald of sinn fein. so, let's take a closer look at those key parties in ireland's election. traditionally, irish politics have been dominated here's the take of our correspondent caitriona perry in drogheda. they are, ben. the three main parties, as you say, the three biggest parties fianna fail, fine gael and sinn fein — all in and around 20—21%, according to the latest opinion poll from the irish times. here, the two parties currently in government, fianna fail and fine gael with the smaller party, the green party, are hoping to keep on to that balance of power. but really, talking to people as you go around county louth, as we have done today, a county on the border with northern ireland, there's a lot of people who really haven't made up their minds yet. here in ireland — not dissimilar to the situation in many other countries — there's a cost of living crisis, a housing crisis. people feel that they're working hard. the u

fine gael is led by the prime minister, or taoiseach, simon harris. resignation this of leo varadkar. micheal martin leads fianna fail. he was taoiseach between 2020 and 2022. the third main party is sinn fein. led by mary—lou mcdonald, they're seen as socialist party and are strong advocates of uniting the irish republic with northern ireland. irish elections use a system where candidates are ranked in terms of preference. it means a lot of counting and the possibility of another coalition government. lets ta ke lets take you to my colleague, caitriona perry, whojoins us now from ireland. n caitriona perry, who “oins us now from irelandh caitriona perry, who “oins us now from ireland. i am speaking to ou now from ireland. i am speaking to you from _ now from ireland. i am speaking to you from the _ now from ireland. i am speaking to you from the north-east - now from ireland. i am speaking to you from the north-east of i to you from the north—east of ireland, from county louth. this county is one of the north—eastern ones that borders with northern i

that poll of about 5,000 voters showing fianna fail, fine gael and sinn fein in and around on the sameinion polls had been showing, and indeed is in line with the current situation of the outgoing parliament, where those three parties just have a couple of seats dividing each of them. we should expect to have the first seats filled in the early afternoon here and then it could be late on sunday, perhaps even early monday before all of the seats are filled. after that, then the difficult business of actually forming a government. no party is going to have an entire majority. so we're looking at another coalition as to the makeup to that, though, that's when the real horse trading will begin. whether it's fianna fail and fine gael, the two parties who are currently in government with the green party, they'll need some support of some smaller parties or some independents to get to that majority position. sinn fein, for its part, has said it intends to try and make a government as well, with some of those left—leaning smaller parties and independent candidates. if that happens, of course,

the outgoing government is a three—party coalition of fianna fail, fine gael and sinn fein.orning and the exit polls suggest it will be tight, tense and very unpredictable. the poll indicates that sinn fein has a very narrow lead in the race for first preference votes, but it�*s very close indeed between the three main parties to be the prime minister or taoiseach. simon harris who�*s been in thejob forjust seven months, his main coalition partner, also taoiseach earlier in the government term, her party has been the main opposition group since the last general election in 2020. during that time, it has become the biggest political party in northern ireland and it will push hard for a referendum on irish unity by 2030 if it did take power here in dublin. but even if sinn fein were to win the most seats in the irish parliament for the first time, it could well still have an uphill task in assembling a coalition of other left—wing parties which would command an a overall majority. results of that poll of the irish national broadcaster rte, the irish times and trinity college d

the gaels going away. 71 to 36. that's all i have for sports., well, that the days. all right, aaron, and that's all we've got for kron. 4 news at 11. happy thanksgiving to you. have a safe and enjoyable weekend. you can, of course, always find the latest news on our website. >> kron 4 dot com. have a good >> kron 4 dot com. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ (music) >> welcome into our hall of fame edition of the silver and black show. i'm amber theoharis. this holiday weekend we take time to show thanks for what we have, especially things that bring joy to our lives le

and trinity college dublin put sinn fein on 21.1% and fina gael on 19.5%. maybe by tomorrow evening but then the accounting will move on into sunday transfers will come into play on the margins between victory and defeat for these 174 seats could be very small indeed. to south america, where colombia has intercepted a semi—submersible packed with drugs in the pacific ocean, in what the country's president has described as "perha ps colombia's largest—ever seizure of cocaine in transit". it is one of several vessels intercepted at sea during a six—week operation which uncovered a new pacific trafficking route from south america to australia. more than 400 people were arrested in the operation, which involved security agencies in the us, brazil, spain, and other countries. the colombian navy says the seizures have deprived drug cartels of more than $8.4 billion. let's turn to some other important news around the world. rescue efforts are continuing in eastern uganda, where the number of people confirmed to have died in landslides triggered by heavy rains has

gaels roll 7838 and stanford taking on norfolk state.d with the putback here. and the cardinal led by eight at the break. throwing it down. spartans kept it close but renaud would drain a huge three late in this game. stanford improving to five zero 7063 is your final. and connecticut women's basketball coach geno auriemma right in the center of the photo there, past stanford legend tara vanderveer for most wins all time with 1217. after the game, the goat was gifted with a goat, his very own goat. his expression is like, really? what am i going to do with the goat? sports on abc se chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪

gaels roll 7838 and stanford taking on norfolk state.st half maxine renaud with the putback here. and the cardinal led by eight at the break. throwing it down. spartans kept it close but renaud would drain a huge three late in this game. stanford improving to five zero 7063 is your final. and connecticut women's basketball coach geno auriemma right in the center of the photo there, past stanford legend tara vanderveer for most wins all time with 1217. after the game, the goat was gifted with a goat, his very own goat. his expression is like, really? his expression is like, really? what am i going to do ♪ honeybaked, how it glistens. ♪ ♪ mac and cheese, so delicious. ♪ ♪ sweet potato souffle. ♪ ♪ ham and turkey, hooray. ♪ ♪ feasting on some honeybaked all day. ♪ every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company.

and trinity college dublin put sinn fein on 21.1% and fina gael on 19.5%.mber maybe by tomorrow evening but then the accounting will move on into sunday transfers will come into play on the margins between victory and defeat for these 174 seats could be very small indeed. five and a half years ago, flames ripped through paris's notre—dame cathedral devastating the historic building. now, the gothic icon has been revealed to the public once more — after hundreds of thousands of euros of restoration work. french president emmanuel macron toured the building live on tv, giving people the first look inside since much of it was destroyed or damaged in the blaze. the cathedral has been completely renovated — years of soot were cleaned up, giving the space a brand new look. andrew harding sent this report. the scaffolding has come down. and like a burns patient shedding her bandages, notre dame is revealed today — whole again after years of delicate surgery. inside, the cathedral is a dazzle of light. the ash, debris and centuries of accumulated grime all gone. fr

the green party is in government at the moment with fianna fail and fine gael, it smaller party, it is this weekend with just two seats, real collapse for that boat. and a little earlier, i caught up and a little earlier, i caught up with the current minister for climate in the green party. it is very difficult, we felt we ran— it is very difficult, we felt we ran a _ it is very difficult, we felt we ran a good campaign and we gave— we ran a good campaign and we gave it— we ran a good campaign and we gave it our— we ran a good campaign and we gave it our all, it is not a day, _ gave it our all, it is not a day, and _ gave it our all, it is not a day, and i_ gave it our all, it is not a day, and i hope we can get representation back into the dail. — representation back into the dail, that is not certain but i think— dail, that is not certain but i think we _ dail, that is not certain but i think we will. please god. and we have — think we will. please god. and we have been here before, we have _ we have been here before, we have had — we have been here before, we have had difficult days

the opinion polls are showing that the three biggest parties — sinn fein, fianna fail and fine gael — more or less around equal levels of support, but when you are out and about talking to people, it is exactly that, people say they are undecided, they're not really enthused by any of the parties, really, by any of the local politicians and that they have a lot of things they want addressed that haven't been addressed so far. but there is just a general sense of waiting until the last minute, nearly, to going into the polling booth on friday to make those decisions. the main issues of concern for people here are the same as they are across ireland and in many countries in the world now — the cost of living crisis, a housing crisis, employment here in ireland, the unemployment rate at a record low, around 4%, which is considered full employment here, but the problem is peoplejust can't afford anywhere to live, they cannot afford to live anywhere near to where they work, which brings in extra costs in relation to commuting and so on, so lots of issues on the doorstep for politicians aro

more or less in line with what we saw from the exit poll last night, about 5000 voters showing fine gaelel of support, broadly in line with what opinion polls had been showing and indeed in line with the current situation, the outgoing parliament where those three parties have a couple of seats dividing each of them. we should expect to have the first seats filled in the early afternoon, then it could be late on sunday, perhaps early monday before all of the seats have failed, after that. then the difficult business of actually forming a government. no party is going to have an entire majority so we're looking at another coalition government here as well. after the mai khoi —— make—up of that, that is where the horse trading will begin, the two parties were currently in government with the green party will need some support of smaller parties or independents to get to that majority position. sinn fein, for its part, has said it intends to try and make a government as well. with some of those left leaning smaller parties and independent candidates, and if that happens it would be the firs

gaels down two. then later in the second half. saint mary's up seven lewis again.ump fakes hits the three. lewis finished with 23 points tonight. saint mary's up ten. final seconds of regulation nebraska down three. bryce williams fires and off balance three but misses. so saint mary's takes this 177 to 74. and number 24 ranked stanford looking to remain undefeated there in bloomington to face indiana in the first quarter. the cardinal up one. nunu ogawa finds the mismatch in the paint. she spins off the defender gets the lay up off the glass she led tonight in scoring with 15 points. and then in the third quarter hoosiers up double digits chloe moore mcneil gets shifty down low. check this out here. what a move there. she gets the basket to fall. indiana hand stanford their first loss of the season. the final in this one 7966. >> tough one for them and tough one for the niners. all right. thanks. so much bailey. appreciate it. >> next at 11 the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> it's just incredible to think that after all these years. livermore is finally

first half gaels up four. micah lewis comes off the bench, takes the pass and hits a three from the right side. the three zero gaels go on to win this one. 87 to 68. they're going to play nebraska on sunday. and tonight stanford also at home taking on northern arizona. first half you have maxime reynaud faking the three and then the seven footer drive that lane for that two handed slam. he finished with 22 points and 11 rebounds. stanford will go on to win 90 to 64, and they host uc davis on sunday afternoon. that wraps it up for sports. the 11:00 news starts now. the 11:00 news on ktvu. >> fox two starts now. and good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm claudine wong. >> let's get right to some of our top stories tonight. at the top of the hour, an oil executive pushing back against president elect trump's climate and oil agenda. exxonmobil chair and ceo has asked the incoming administration to stay in the paris climate agreement and avoid any major climate policy shifts. trump has announced his plans t

gaels up by two.key lewis forces the turnover there, and then lewis drives into the paint and picks up the hoop and one. saint mary's with the 8674 win in moraga. the bay area off to a great start. the lady cardinal had back to back blowouts. they beat washington state tonight 9465. they're now 75 and zero against the cougars. stanford shot 12 of 16 from beyond the arc. nunu o'gara led with 18 points and a team high eight boards, and the cal women's basketball team dropped the hammer against visiting idaho state, 8836 was the final. this 52 point margin, marco's largest since december 30th of 2015, and for the second straight game, ioana emily hit four three pointers and she led all scorers with 18 points. >> the san jose sharks, looking to end their five game home stand on a positive note, and it was an extra special night for this sharks fan right here. his name is ezra valentine. he completed nine rounds of chemo. got to drop the puck and ring the bell. second period minnesota wild up one. nothing.

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gaels against usc augustus marshall steals and scores like his daddy. he had 11 points. second half jordan ross. this guy can play. he had 15 points. and that it is ashton hardaway. we like to call this with authority. saint mary's seven zero. they destroyed usc 7136. santa clara and tcu. elijah mcgee had 13 points. oh the euro step to the cup. nicely done carlos stewart junior. eight of nine from the field for 18 points as the broncos go on a 24 three run in the second half. cameron tong hooping here as santa clara wins it 6952. sports on abc seven. we have so much to be thankful for here at abc seven. for all the volunteers cooking and packing and serving up meals so that everyone can have a thanksgiving dinner for the people who still came to work today, keeping grocery stores open, our airports running, and our community safe. check out these san francisco firefighters who took over the cooking when an oven fire put one family's kitchen out of commission for turkey trots and sunny blue skies. even if it was a bit chilly. look at those crowds in oakland and benicia ge

taoiseach simon harris says the "time is now right" for a vote, and added while his fine gael party dide irish people. the political parties have already started to set out their stances on housing, immigration and childcare with just three weeks to compete for votes. the bells of notre—dame cathedral rang out over paris for the first time since a fire devastated the world heritage landmark in 2019. bells ring out there are a total of eight bells mounted in the two main bell towers. the cathedral is due to reopen to the public in a month's time after five years of restoration work. remember, several countries contributed to restoring that landmark. stay with us here on bbc news. good evening. the fairly grey, gloomy but largely dry theme to the weather continued on friday and for many of us, it will continue through the weekend as well. not everywhere — we've got a few showers moving in on sunday. that marks the start of something a little bit clearer into next week. but certainly, the next 2a hours or so, most of us keeping this blanket of cloud. this is how we're going to start saturd

the current prime minister, known as the taoiseach, is simon harris of fine gael. in the last government, the fianna fail leader micheal martin. the centre—right parties are hopeful they will return to office together. in terms of the regional analysis and i suppose the early indications are that we are competing well, and i think we are well disposed in many constituencies and certainly in the mix, which is an early positive sign at this point. the number of independent candidates who are elected could also be pivotal. for politicians and voters, the outlook for this country is unpredictable. chris page, bbc news, dublin. a memorial service for the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, has been taking place in edinburgh. around 400 people attended the invitation—only event at st giles' cathedral. alex salmond died last month in north macedonia at the age of 69. there have been a few speakers at the memorial, including alex salmond's niece. alexander elliot anderson salmond. to the world he was a political giant, a strong leader, a fearless campaigner. t

you heard live from simon harris, he is the leader of fine gael.land, seen a fall, heavily dominated irish politics and the last decade. and the last election, they came together to go into coalition for the first time. it was a moment. on the skill of republicans and democrats agreeing to run the us together. sinn fein, on the left of the political spectrum, has been arguing it is time for change. that is... they will be the three biggest parties going into the campaign. paul suggesting it is likely the coalition could be returned once again. incidentally, the fourth largest party in the last couple of years has been at the green party. but an irish election campaign can be very unpredictable. you could also have prolonged coalition negotiations. last time it took three months before the government could be formed. a whole range of independent parties could be involved in there. . , ., , , there. can you give us a sense of what the — there. can you give us a sense of what the key _ there. can you give us a sense of what the key issues - there. can

he leads fine gael, a party broadly in the political centre as the other main party in the coalitionition deal after the last election in 2020 along with the green party. the main opposition party currently is sinn fein, a left—wing party led by mary lou mcdonald, which is also the largest party in northern ireland and would push harder than any other party for referendum to bring northern ireland out of the uk and join the republic of ireland. that's not a fitted to be one of the main issues in the campaign, the full so there really are three. one is housing, the cost of renting or buying a home is externally hot and all particles of the get the best solution to the housing crisis. for the first time immigration has become a mainstream critical issue in ireland over the last year or so, then also the last year or so, then also the wider economy. on paper, ireland is rich bringing in billions of euros in corporation taxes for multinational companies who have got european bases in ireland, but one key question is how much citizens, voters, people on the ground in the community are fee

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results of that poll of rte, the irish times and trinity college dublin put sinn fein on 21.1% and fine gaelce, the total number maybe by tomorrow evening but then the counting will move on into sunday transfers will come into play on the margins between victory and defeat for these 17a seats could be very small indeed. leading doctors in the uk, who specialise in end—of—life care, are urging ministers to improve palliative services after mps voted yesterday in favour of legalising assisted dying for terminally ill people. crowds of campaigners for and against the bill gathered outside parliament during the debate. our medical editor fergus walsh heard their reactions to the result. a truly historic moment and look what it means to campaigners for assisted dying. the lease is terminally ill with advanced breast cancer. t with advanced breast cancer. i am over the moon, with advanced breast cancer. i am overthe moon, in with advanced breast cancer. i am over the moon, in complete shock. ~ ., ., , , ., ., shock. what does this mean for ou shock. what does this mean for you personally? _ shock.

so the saint mary's gaels actually were able to pull this one off. 76 to 69.attanooga on thursday. >>tomorrow. >>there is concern for the fire danger because that's what we've got. we've got some gusty winds developing and some of those winds will be quite strong, especially in the ridges. so it'll be even gusty down below as well. >>in the meantime, let's take a look at the fire da starts ou concern is the sacramento valley and then of course, into the san francisco bay area. and so that's why we have a red flag warning. fire weather danger is not just here in the bay area. it also stretches down to the santa cruz area. monterrey area down to pass a robust las angeles and even an advisory san diego area as well. so the concern, of course, is a very gusty winds and the red flag warning continues in effect, starting tomorrow at 11 o'clock in the morning. all the way through thursday morning. so we got several days. we're really concerned. here are some of the winds we're looking at right now. you'll already notice there's an offshore component to these winds. s

we are live in dublin as fianna fail, fine gael and sinn fein will find out who is the biggest partyshe is special to me because - leave the next government. -- lead. she is special to me because she i leave the next government. -- lead. she is special to me because she is i she is special to me because she is my best _ she is special to me because she is my best friend. the schoolgirls who live less than a mile apart and met while they were being treated for the same rare cancer. good morning. in sport, the race to reach the women's euros is on a knife edge for wales and scotland as both draw in the first legs of their play—offs with wales taking an early lead against the republic of ireland, but they couldn't hold on. and a special delivery from the snack man with a super power now aiming to deliver another fa cup shock: we meet tamworth's tommy tonks with his tremendous throw—in.

gael party will end up? gael party will end up? i am very hopeful that fine - gael party will end up? i am very hopeful that fine gael. gael party will end up? i am| very hopeful that fine gael is on the — very hopeful that fine gael is on the verge of a is an extremely positive result for our party. we have served three terms _ our party. we have served three terms in — our party. we have served three terms in government with the last term _ terms in government with the last term of course dominated by the — last term of course dominated by the pandemic, by the cost of living _ by the pandemic, by the cost of living challenges that many economies are facing at the moment _ economies are facing at the moment. we had a new leader since _ moment. we had a new leader since that_ moment. we had a new leader since that election and even though— since that election and even though we had many retirements and much — though we had many retirements and much change within our candidates i am very hopeful that— candida

sinn fein have picked up 21.1% of the vote, with fine gael picking up 21% and fianna fail on 19.5%. the poll has a margin of error of 1.4%. opponents of assisted dying are vowing to fight on after sinn ledbetter's bill passed its first commons hurdle today. the vote, which followed 4.5 hours of debate, saw 330 mps in favour, with 275 opposed. >> the ayes to the right 330, the noes to the left, 275. the ayes have it. the ayes have it. a look details show the prime minister, sir keir starmer, was among those who voted in favour of the bill. >> legislation would allow terminally ill adults to end their lives with the approval of two doctors and a high court judge. while the bill has sparked division, several stages remain before the bill becomes law and a number of mps indicated they could still vote against it if safeguards in the legislation were not strengthened . the met police has strengthened. the met police has apologised to victims of the westminster so—called honeytrap scandal after it accidentally sent an email, which named all of them. the force also said it was referring it

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we are live in dublin as fianna fail, fine gael and sinn fein will find out who is the biggest partyo leave the next government. == find out who is the biggest party to leave the next government. -- lead. she is special— leave the next government. -- lead. she is special to _ leave the next government. -- lead. she is special to me _ leave the next government. -- lead. she is special to me because - leave the next government. -- lead. she is special to me because she - leave the next government. -- lead. she is special to me because she is l she is special to me because she is my best _ she is special to me because she is my best friend. the schoolgirls who live less than a mile apart and met while they were being treated for the same rare cancer. good morning. in sport, the race to reach the women's euros is on a knife edge for wales and scotland as both draw in the first legs of their play—offs with wales taking an early lead against the republic of ireland, but they couldn't hold on. and a special delivery from the snack man with a super power now aiming to deliver another fa cup

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the outgoing government, made up of a coalition between fianna fail and fine gael, has already ruled opposition party sinn fein. net migration figures will be published later and are expected to show a fall in the difference between people arriving and leaving the uk. an extra 685,000 migrants came to the country last year, adding to political pressure for further immigration controls. last night, the conservative leader kemi badenoch said she wanted a strict cap on visas. 0ur political correspondent tom symonds reports. a new government, a new approach. on tuesday, the asylum seekers were moved off the bibby stockholm, moored in portland, dorset. the cost of the vessel is ridiculous, one home office source said. but only around 15% of migrants are asylum seekers. today's figures count everyone coming into the uk, and subtract everyone leaving, to produce a headline numberfor net migration. in 2023, 685,000 more people came in than left. less than 2022, but not much less. we've got people coming on work visas in highly paid jobs all the way down to the care sector. you've got people