fall during diwali, the hindu festival of lights, so vice presidential candidate tim walz was at a diwali service in montgomery county, pennsylvania today to celebrate. this is what campaigning looks like on the democratic side of the race right now, trying to inject some joy into the race, celebrating american diversity, hunting for new votes in different swing state communities, but democrats were not the only ones trying something new today. earlier this afternoon, donald trump had a campaign rally in albuquerque, new mexico, a state that no republican candidate has won in 20 years. there is no indication that republicans have a chance of changing that this year. there is no reason to think donald trump could win in new mexico, but that may not matter to donald trump because as far as he is concerned, he already won the state twice. >> look, i'm only here for one reason. they also don't come. i said why. you can't win new mexico. i said look, the votes are rigged. we can win new mexico and let me tell you, i believe we won it twice, okay. >> to be very clear, donald trump did not win new mexico twice. it wa

your panellists this evening — the founder of conservative home, a grass roots tory website tim montgomeriemer snp mp mhairi black and now a writer. which is the betterjob?! tomorrow farmers from across the country are heading to westminster to protest about the government's plan to make some farmers pay half the inheritance tax of everyone else. no one knows how many will turn up — estimates range from 10,000 to 40,000. last week, nick reported here on nn there was disquiet in the environment department who said they weren't consulted about the plan ahead of the budget and in fact were informed only the night before. yes, the feeling in government is there a little bit anxious about how tomorrow might go. we have had a big outreach from within the cabinet to the farming community. thejoint statement from the environment secretary and rachel reeves the chancellor showing that they're good friends. they are saying farmers are the backbone of britain and we recognise the strength of feeling expressed by farming and rural communities in recent weeks. we are steadfast in our commitment to brita