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. >> look, there's a reason why 40 of his 44 top cabinet officers refused to endorse him.his time, his vice president hasn't endorsed him this time. so why? why? they know him well, they serve with him. why are they not endorsing him? >> polling shows that 81% of voters think biden is too old to be president. he's 81, 55% of voters feel this way about trump, who is 78. both said tonight they are up for the job. >> this guy is three years younger and a lot less competent. i think that this look at the record, look at what i've done. i took two tests, cognitive tests. >> i aced them, both of them. as you know, we made it public. he took none. i'd like to see him take one. just one. a real easy one. like go through the first five questions. you couldn't do it at tonight's debate. >> there was no studio audience, and the microphones were shut down to limit interruptions. the latest polling average shows the candidates neck and neck putting even more weight on tonight. and the upcoming debates. president biden currently has a disapproval rating of more than 55. as far as the is

a message saying, from my old studio, that there was a letter for me, marked urgent from the cabinet office thought, "oh, i better go and see what it is." and there it was, asking me if i'd accept a damehood. so do you think they were expecting you to have known that before you went to the garden party? i have no idea. but of course, i'm bemused by the whole thing because i genuinely didn't expect it. i genuinely didn't expect it. so the smile is one of really big surprise. and, yeah, it's a real honour. i mean, some people don't believe in honours and they don't believe in these kind of things, but it really is, for someone from my background, someone who left school at 13, someone that's gone through all the things that i've gone through, someone that... i mean, people like me don't become dames unless you're a sportsperson. and when you say "people like me," what do you mean? i mean people from... like, to achieve what i've achieved in my life and through education, art, and be recognised by the establishment on that level is quite an achievement, really. you really have to...push throug

a message saying, from my old studio, that there was a letter for me, marked urgent from the cabinet officeso i thought, "oh, i better go and see what it is." and there it was, asking me if i'd accept a damehood. so do you think they were expecting you to have known that before you went to the garden party? i have no idea. i have no idea. but of course, i'm bemused by the whole thing because i genuinely didn't expect it. i genuinely didn't expect it. so the smile is one of really big surprise. and, yeah, it's a real honour. i mean, some people don't believe in honours and they don't believe in these kind of things, but it really is, for someone from my background, someone who left school at 13, someone that's gone through all the things that i've gone through, someone that... i mean, people like me don't become dames unless you're a sportsperson. and when you say "people like me," what do you mean? i mean people from... like, to achieve what i've achieved in my life and through education, art, and be recognised by the establishment on that level is quite an achievement, really. you really h

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reports in the telegraph suggest the cabinet office suspects the involvement of police officers afterre made public, and sir keir starmer will outline labour's plan to half knife related crime over the next ten years. it will include creating a new cross—government coalition to work on solutions, as well as community hubs involving youth workers, mental health support workers, mental health support workers and careers advisers . workers and careers advisers. and a yellow heat health alert is in force across most of the country, with temperatures set to exceed 30 degrees today. yesterday's high topped 28 degrees in surrey, making it the hottest day of the year so far. that's almost certain to be surpassed today, with central london expecting some of the hottest conditions , but hottest conditions, but forecasters are warning it won't last long, with showers and possibly thunderstorms predicted later tomorrow . and for the later tomorrow. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen , or go to code on your screen, or go to gbnews.com/alert

we think there should be a cabinet office inquiry.he gambling commission will rightly look at this, _ and i hope they come down heavy | on those people who look like — i i haven't seen the details — but they look like they've acted illegally and immorally. - earlier this month, craig williams, another candidate, and formerly the prime minister's parliamentary aide, admitted he'd placed a bet on the election date and apologised. did you have any inside information when you made the bet? i clearly made a huge error ofjudgment. he's being looked into, too. yesterday, one of rishi sunak�*s police close protection officers was arrested over alleged bets on the election date. a spokesman for the conservative party said the gambling commission had contacted it about a small number of individuals. as more details emerge, the pressure on rishi sunak to take action is only likely to grow. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. joining me is our political correspondent alex forsyth. a couple of statements on this story. a couple of statements on thi

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tonight, we'll have post—match analysis with the home secretary james cleverly and the shadow cabinet officeon the day of their manifesto launch. all that live on newsnight bbc two, bbc news and iplayer. see you in 20 mins. thank you. now, we've been taking a closer look at one of the big issues of this election campaign — crime. for some communities it's a constant worry, and we've heard through the bbc�*s your voice, your vote that you want politicians to come up with solutions. in cleveland, the police force recorded the highest overall crime rate in england and wales last year. they say they are working with people, and that crime is now falling. but what does it feel like for communities living underfrequent threat? our uk editor, ed thomas, has been to middlesbrough to find out. it's brutal round here. it is, it's brutal. crime. you have to be prepared, don't you. if someone's going to stab you, you have to stab them. victims. we feel degraded, like we're non—existent. they're tracked in through here. and justice denied. next time it happens, do i even ring the police, do ijust leave i

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she went over to be know a cabinet officer. a number of the offices in the white house, economic policy, domestic policy were run by by, you know, one of the last frontier years that really where we haven't broken the ceiling yet to have a secretary in the department of of of course. but we've been inching towards that as well. i mean, we've. four of the service secretaries over the last number of years have been women secretaries, air force secretary, the army commandant of the coast guard, chief of naval operations. so we're you know, the secretary defense role would be one that i think would, you know, be important for women in the future. but i have always felt in my personal capacity and opportunities of the white house, i've always thought i had the mentorship and the support of women leaders that have allowed me to thrive. actually, diana, in your research, what criteria do you believe have been the most influential in helping both the public and political leaders elevate women what have been the greatest influences. well

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we've replaced liz kendall with jonathan ashworth , kendall with jonathan ashworth, his shadow cabinet officeter. jonathan. well thank you for joining minister. jonathan. well thank you forjoining us on gb news with camilla tominey tonight. you are 20 points ahead in the polls. you don't need to debate rishi sunak. why are you even here? >> a single vote has not been cast yet in this general election. and this is a fight. but if people agree that after 14 years of decline and chaos and other tories, that it's time for change, i think they will see tonight from keir starmer, a strong leader, someone who's changed the labour party and who can also change the country. he'll be setting out a plan for how he'll deliver that change. and in contrast, you've got rishi sunak in a sort of splurging out in a scattergun way, announcement after announcement. i've totted it up £70 billion worth of commitments that he cannot fund. i'll tell you, i'll fund it by putting up tax or forcing up mortgages on working people all over again . working people all over again. >> we'll hear those issues played out in th

i do understand that 10 downing street and the cabinet office, as well as the leaders of the opposition , have all been opposition, have all been informed about the princess's decision far in advance. and the princess, of course, is colonel of the irish guards. and tomorrow it is the irish guards who will be trooping the colour on horse guards parade. but she's not going to be attending. perhaps as a colonel of the irish guards in this in this instance, because she's going to be in the office, which former office of the duke of wellington. instead it's going to be lieutenant general james bucknall , who will be taking the bucknall, who will be taking the salute on her behalf. so it's baby steps back to royal duties, but not a full return to public life. >> but this is a big step and royal fans, they'll be looking forward to seeing that moment out on the balcony, that moment watching the raf fly past overhead. that is what everyone will be looking for. that is where we get those wonderful photographs . photographs. >> yes, absolutely. >> yes, absolutely. >> it's the yearly tradition. it'

and as a senator or serve as a cabinet officer. run for for president, be nominee of her party. but she did have this sense, as most first ladies have had this obligation to protect the white house. and she did. and then the save america's point that year again on the eve of the millennium, a recognition that americans needed to be invest it in really protecting and being caretakers of all of our historic sites and how they needed to have this light shined on them. this was an initiative, too. she talked to laura bush about when laura bush came into office and and laura bush continued to support it and expanded it with the preserve america initiative. these two programs ran in tandem save america's treasures still exists. and i'd love to invite you all to if you haven't already seen wonderful temporary exhibit. right now which is all about it's called be our guest and it's all about state visits how the president and the first lady really take a deep interest in those visits because they helped set the table for for diplomacy. right and they take such care in designing each visi

so the gambling commission has been ruled out by the cabinet office, apparently as the source of this they're turning to the met, because the met apparently were told before for each of these, things came to light. who you know, including the politicians and the politicians, the names have been leaked . the police have been leaked. the police officers obviously haven't, i mean, if this is true, if the police are found in any way to have been involved in leaking this information, it would be extra ordinarily scandalous because effectively it would be election tampering, goodness me. >> ed davey continues to tamper with the election and outfit every day. different dressing up, he's like, who was that? mr who was that? mr boehner, who was the. no, you won't know. anyway, there was a there was a watch with mother program. the guy dressed up as something every day. and that's what ed davey seems to be doing. yesterday he was dressed up as an ambulance worker. and there he is. >> they all do it, don't they? >> they all do it, don't they? >> this it's a knockout. challenges that that he does

of this pulse of a deputy president, the president also needs to stop by not seeing the office of the prime cabinet secretary, which is an unconstitutional office. so it is a matter of all these things that have cost him to actually have a turn around and we paid less than 24 hours in the president. we know he's met and what are the demands of the protestors? another demand is that basically he resign. how safe is his power to not? from where he fits his lot, his lot fif came down. so i've said they want more from the government. they want accountability, they want to good governance. they want him to rein in encore it up to me, does the ones the president to do so much more than just speaking and not acting cannot as i've also asked him to follow court or that's because even yesterday he deployed police to haiti. i get caught or does so there's so much more that can knows i do mind to go with him or corresponded to it looks very good and i really just like with the latest on what it is, a definitely a you turn in the president's policy on these tax hikes in the country village. thank you. stay inv

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his own viced there's a reason why the top cabinet officers -- the vice president hadn't endorsed him why are they not endorsing him? >> thank you. we are going to be right back with more from presidential debate. atlanta. welcome back to the cnnpresidential debate live from georgia. cific challenges you both based in your first terms and you would certainly fa the second term. president bidenoyment dropped to a record low under your presidency, black families still less than white families. black mothersore likely to die from pregnancy -related in prison about five times the rate of whit americans. what do you say to black voters that are disappointed that you haven't progress? >> acknowledge we made a lot ofer one. second, there is more small black businesses started ban any time inwo, black unemployment is the lowest it's been in a long time. number three we are housing [inaudible] that exists among to keep people out of houses. in addition to that, we find the the choice that black families have to make relativehildcare is incredibly difficult. and we did the first major piece the

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his own vice president said there's a reason why the top cabinet officers -- the vice president hadn'tsed him this time, so why? why are they not endorsing him? >> thank you. we are going to be right back with more from the cnn presidential debate. atlanta. welcome back to the cnn presidential debate live from georgia. let's talk about specific challenges you both based in your first terms, and you would certainly face again in the second term. president biden, while black unemployment dropped to a record low under your presidency, black families still earned far less than white families. black mothers are still three times more likely to die from pregnancy -related causes, and black americans are in prison about five times the rate of white americans. what do you say to black voters that are disappointed that you haven't made more progress? >> acknowledge we made a lot of progress, number one. second, there is more small black businesses that have been started ban any time in history. number two, black unemployment is the lowest it's been in a long time. number three, we are finding h

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his own vice president said there's a reason why the top cabinet officers -- the vice president hadn'tsed him this time, so why? why are they not endorsing him? >> thank you. we are going to be right back with more from the cnn presidential debate. atlanta. welcome back to the cnn presidential debate live from georgia. let's talk about specific challenges you both based in your first terms, and you would certainly face again in the second term. president biden, while black unemployment dropped to a record low under your presidency, black families still earned far less than white families. black mothers are still three times more likely to die from pregnancy -related causes, and black americans are in prison about five times the rate of white americans. what do you say to black voters that are disappointed that you haven't made more progress? >> acknowledge we made a lot of progress, number one. second, there is more small black businesses that have been started ban any time in history. number two, black unemployment is the lowest it's been in a long time. number three, we are finding h

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