leigh ann: democrats think it is working to their advantage.t to win after win, and credit abortion to that. in the senate last week you saw them put forward a contraception protection bill that republicans blocked. this week they will put forward an e -- ivf protection bill. democrats it is not only to shore up their base, but also to reach suburban independent voters they think will decide this election. amna: we also saw a stark split screen moment between the two major party candidates. remind folks about president biden speaking overseas. this was a french cemetery for american soldiers killed in world war i. here he is. pres. biden: the idea we are able to avoid major battles in europe is not realistic. that is why it is important we continue to have the alliances we have, continue to beef up alliances, keep nato strong, continue to do what we have been able to do since the end of world war ii. amna: meanwhile former president trump was speaking in a scorching hot las vegas rally, where problems with the teleprompter led him to unscripted

leigh, thank you for the introducon. dr. carson, you are amazing.ord thank you for , your leadership. i can't imagine dr. carson with the temper, can you? [laughter] i can't even find that. he's the most calm, beautiful soul. i had a great chance to talk to him think we are going through n amazing time rig■b now and we will come out the winners of this. and then he reassured me. so i am, like, this is great. ay. how many of you realize this is the 20th friday before the election? we have 20 more fridays to get through. who it everything you have got for 20 more weeks? [applause] and never surrender? [applause] ok, now we are talking. me too. and we can't hill without god. we just can't do it. i mean, faith and freedom go together.here -- i think it is faith and freedom. faith and freedom.■> without our freedom, we can't do we realize what is at stake right now? i'm not just talking about presidential election. ally think we are going to win all of that. but if we don't, if we don't stand up for the next 20 fridays and the next 20 weeks and do everyt

and right now she's in leigh. talk us through what the main issues are in leigh. will come to you in a second. peter, you are a taxi driver. almost the pulse of what people are thinking. you are not going to vote, are you? thinking. you are not going to vote, are ou? ., thinking. you are not going to vote, are you? ihla. why not customer i are you? no. why not customer i thou~ht are you? no. why not customer i thought it — are you? no. why not customer i thought it pointless. it is your chance to have a say.- thought it pointless. it is your chance to have a say. change only im act chance to have a say. change only impact the — chance to have a say. change only impact the rich, _ chance to have a say. change only impact the rich, in _ chance to have a say. change only impact the rich, in my— chance to have a say. change only impact the rich, in my opinion. i chance to have a say. change only impact the rich, in my opinion. soj impact the rich, in my opinion. so what impact the rich, in my opinion. what issues impact the rich, in my opinion. fir what issues matter i

so i'm going to start with you, leigh. don't worry about it. it's fine. leigh.ise taxes on working people and bear in mind, keir starmer has sort of defined working people as people who work. they have some savings, and they go on a few holidays. i think it was one of the things he said, it's in their dna. >> nana i think it's absolutely we're going to have to expect them to raise taxes. >> we know on working people. >> we know on working people. >> well, if you can define exactly what working people is, i think he said with anyone that had savings was was a working person. >> but you know, what we do know is, is they've promised not to raise national insurance , vat, raise national insurance, vat, income tax, corporation tax, apparently vie. >> and what we also know is that there's going to be they're going to be putting a vat levy on private school fees. which which in my view is absolutely crazy and will actually only affect, the poorer parents, the less wealthy parents who are struggling to send their kids to a private school. and it's not going to affect ri

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leigh ann, let me begin with you.thing that joe biden and donald trump agree on at the end of this past week is that this thing ultimately will be decided by the voters on november 5th. how much, though, does this verdict shake up this race? >> well, there are some things we know and there's a lot we don't know. what we know is that this will absolutely motivate the trump base. what the biden campaign hopes is that this shores up the biden base, which has drawn away from him recently. what we are also looking for where there's independent voters especially those voters who haven't been paying attention miraculously yet for anything, where they go. do they think this is going to push them toward trump because he is a victim or will this push them toward biden because they don't want to vote for a felon? so that's what we don't know. but what the biden campaign is saying is what they think is this will absolutely not grow trump's base, this is not bring in new trump voters, and we'll have to see if that is actually what

the result leaves catalan sixth, with leigh up to eighth.avoid relegation, and also played for leyton orient, leicester, nottingham forest, trabzonspor, west brom and cardiff. patrick gearey has been looking back at his life: here's campbell, a chance for the hat trick, he takes it! that man has almost single—handedly saved everton's season! he was the coldest of finishers but the warmest of men. at everton, they christened him super kev within two months of joining them, when he saved them from relegation in the transient world of football he was a player that made unbreakable bonds. not many themes could say that, fighting relegation and in front of 40,000 fanatical fans, it means a lot to them. and they've adopted you as a bit of a hero already? it's that mystic number nine shirt, seems to be working a bit of magic for me. a began near the golden age at arsenal. he was just 2! when he won the league with the gunners. they lifted three world cups over the next few seasons. he also found a role for himself scoring 46 times for arsenal, a st

permit from the freedom and for >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcomeat communications officer leigh wambsganss. ♪ ■Ñ[applause] >> good morning patriots. how are we this morning? [crowd cheering] is it time to take our country back? amen., i am the chief communications officer of patriot mobile, also an investor. also, several of at two years ago, got together and formed a separate legal entity -- in case i have any lawyers in the room -- called patriot mobile action pac, and we are working very hard to kpd. we are america's only christian conservative wireless provider. we are on all the same7m towers nationwide, as the big carriers. we provide 4g, 5g coverage. you can bring your same phone, you can port your same number over. all those things. excellent customer service excellent coverage and , reliability. bu woke corpotions.we don't fund indoctrinate our children and promote the sick gender dysphoria th has bec y. so let me tell you are. i get that photo, you don't give moneyf that. yes, excellent company. e difference is we exist to give. we are a mission-based company, and we a

and there was a bright leigh illustrated edition of walden there on the shelf of the gift and just seeing bright, , really kind of prompted me to again. now, i still was not fully receptive to its message, but i do think it underscores the value of just our popular culture continuing to reintroduce these works to us. i'm going to give you a great example of that. i have a i have a really nice abridgment of henry david thoreau's journals that was published a few years ago by new york review books. really nice, bright paperback. and this is the kind of thing that a younger person might be tempted to pick up. the other thing i just cannot say enough good library of america, which is a nonprofit, organized nation that curates really the definitive editions of classic american literature. they're also a great resource if you want to really revisit these great works of literature. this edition right here is an edition of emerson selected journals. and this book is really dear to me because i think in emerson's journals, you really connect with a man who's a lot more emotionally vulnerable than

leigh ann caldwell of the washington post.use press secretary jen sackie and lahnee chen. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. i'm peter alexander in for kristen welker. for the first time in american history a former president has been convicted of a crime. this past week a manhattan jury concluded beyond a reasonable doubt that donald trump falsified business records in order to influence the 2016 election finding himself guilty on all 34 counts. felony crimes. mr. trump, who chose not to testify, instead vented his anger outside the courtroom claiming the trial was rigged against him and vowing to appeal. >> this was a rigged trial by a conflicted judge who was corrupt. it's a rigged trial. a disgrace. they wouldn't give us a venue change. we were at 5% or 6% in this district, in this area. this was a rigged, disgraceful trial. real verdict is going to be november 5th by

the tories director of campaigns, tony leigh and his wife laura saunders , are also wife laura saunders, are also being probed, as is the prime minister's parliamentary private secretary, craig williams , who secretary, craig williams, who has admitted, to, quote, an error of judgement . the labour error of judgement. the labour leader has suggested that benefits offer less dignity to people than earning a living through work. sir keir starmer took aim at handouts from the state in a piece for the sunday telegraph. he said serving the interests of working people means understanding that they want success more than state support. his comments come as the latest savanta poll shows labour retaining its lead over the conservatives. the poll has labour on 42% of the vote and the tories on just 19. manchester airport says flights are restarting after a quarter were cancelled today due to a power outage. earlier, all flights from terminals one and two were cancelled and passengers advised not to come to the airport after a major power cut caused huge queues and disruption to baggage processing

the tories director of campaigns , tony leigh and his campaigns, tony leigh and his wife laura saundersing probed, as is the pm's parliamentary private secretary, craig williams, who's admitted to a, quote, error of judgement . to a, quote, error of judgement. what will the labour leader has suggested that benefits offer less dignity to people than earning a living through employment. sir keir starmer took aim at handouts from the state in a piece for the sunday telegraph , he said serving the telegraph, he said serving the interests of working people means under standing that they want success more than state support . his comments come as support. his comments come as the latest savanta poll shows labour on 42% of the vote and the conservatives on just 19 flights restarted earlier at manchester airport after a quarter were cancelled today due to a power outage . earlier on, to a power outage. earlier on, all flights from terminals one and two were cancelled, with passengers being advised not to come to the airport after a major power cut caused huge queues and disruption to baggage pr

let's head to leigh harris to have a chat with leigh harris to have a chat with leigh harris.here are only three sort of main players at the debate. i was interested in listening to, and that was obviously nigel farage, penny morton and angela rayner and i think, nigel farage completely dominated the whole debate. he looked like the most comfortable. he was the most confident, articulate, characteristically cheeky , and characteristically cheeky, and he was all over the major talking points. there's absolutely no doubt that out of everyone on that stage, nigel is the most polished performer. and even though, in my view, the audience seemed openly hostile towards nigel farage, it didn't affect him in the slightest. he knows what he says resonates with people watching at home, and he was talking directly to them and he did that brilliantly. i think penny morden did quite well, considering the horrific hospital pass she was handed by sunak, who, as we all know disgracefully left the d—day commemorations early. but she did the right thing and said what happened was wrong. i though

combative fighter, i like michaely, and what’s interesting is that he’s in his sixteenth year mike leighare very different, but now i write to him almost every day, and what’s interesting is that when you have such a relationship with someone, he may even admit that you were right , but people change their minds when they see evidence, my views have changed dramatically in the last 10 years. “sorry, for the holidays, i didn’t mean to, they don’t celebrate christmas, well, they don’t believe in god, they have new gods all the time, gryata tumberg was the high priestess of climate change, fauce was the god of science, yes, science and covid, and now this is vladimir zelensky, the high priest of ukraine, which is apparently the main problem for all the republicans, although i have not seen this anywhere, these people are their pantheon, everything..." has to live up to it until everything goes up in flames, or until people understand who these people really are, and the machine knows about this, the machine’s task is to exist forever, its only task is to maintain power “it consists of incom

the tories director of campaigns tony leigh, and his wife laura saunders. they're also being probed, as is the pm's parliamentary private secretary, craig williams, who's admitted to quote , an error of admitted to quote, an error of judgement. labour is pledging to end so—called dickensian diy dentistry in england if it wins the general election. shadow health secretary wes streeting says people are resorting to pulling out their own teeth. labour's plan includes an extra 700,000 urgent and emergency dental appointments a year, plus golden hellos of £20,000 for new graduates working in underserved areas. now earlier this year, the government announced a £200 million recovery plan, including offering dentists cash to take on new patients . the md of on new patients. the md of manchester airport has said he is really sorry for disruption caused to passengers after flights were cancelled due to a major power cut . earlier flights major power cut. earlier flights have now resumed after a quarter were called off after those departing from terminals one and two,

it's the same field the great willie mays started his career some 75 years ago as ktvu greg leigh reports now from birmingham. the historic event will now be a national tribute to the say hey kid. >> the baseball world has converged on historic rickwood field in birmingham, alabama to honor the leagues and pay its respects to willie mays. the day after baseball icon willie mays passed. love for the say hey kid and the spirit of the giants legend filling the grounds of historic rickwood field. >> to be able to be down here and celebrate him. you know, this was planned anyway, but you know, in the wake of his passing, to be here today feels right to be able to celebrate him today and, you know, continue on his legacy. >> vallejo native and former major league pitcher cc sabathia is one of the stars playing in a juneteenth celebrity softball game, the teams stepping on the hallowed ground where mays began his career with the birmingham black barons at age 17, a short drive from where he grew up. >> people like willie mays, people like bo jackson, like people that came from this city. that's

goddessvivien leigh, a dominatrix who specializes in humiliating liberals and goddess brandon. >> allix who specializes in shaming conservatives. when did you notice that people were asking for this political shaming? >> i put up my first video when trump first went into office. >> i had this terrible blond wig that started off with ivanka. >> they got a lot of exposure and just blew up. especially on my phone line. >> requests started rolling in from there and i kind of lean into it and kept going with. >> do you think that trump played a huge part in the growth of this need? >> absolutely. it didn't exist before him and i don't think it really exist without him. [laughs] >> right. who knew that 80-year-old man mo make people so horny? >> yeah. >> what do conservatives want to be humiliated at all? >> i definitely focus on what i would be considered to be dissected to sensitive subjects, race-based topics, feeling inaccurate inadequate to black men. gay temptation, the fact that a lot of them have issues with women in power. think of what are you saying? you are saying that rich whit

>>lease welcome patri mobile chief communications officer leigh wambsganss.

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welcome sports agent leigh steinberg known as the inspiration for the film "jerry maguire."ake one. talk about sports gambling, good morning, and your views of it and how you think it's changing the game and what should happen? >> i think it's the existential threat to professional and collegiate sports, because the whole business of sports press on the premise that games are played on an even playing field. that both parties are trying as hard as they can and what you're seeing is an actual contest, not an exhibition like wrestling. and the impregnable wall that exists in between gambling and sports for most of the 50 years i've been representing athletes is now eroding. it's gone, and we have nfl owners owning part of draftkings and gambling sites. we have las vegas, which never was going to have teams all of a sudden is a sports center, and we've seen the problem, which is that if the perception is that an athlete shades performance or is revealing inside information to bettors, or an athlete gets in financial problems with a bookie and is tempted to shave performance, al

there are a number of tributes planned before their match against leigh tonight — paul 0gden sent thist be confused by that or the big kick—off at 8pm between leeds rhinos and leads leopards, tonight is dedicated to rob burrow, the main, the wonderful international rugby league there that she was during his career, but cheaply —— chiefly, is legacy he decided to create on be diagnosed with multiroom disease. here rob burrow drove the raising of more than £50 million so far for motor neurone disease charities. tonight, players will wear a specially designed shirt which incorporates rob burrow space as well as kevin cynthia's on the back. he set out tonight, not something leeds rhinos have had much this difficult season. just parted company with their coach ron smith, but much more about an opportunity for rugby league itself to come together, fans of any club, to pay their respects to rob burrow himself. some great rugby finals to look forward to tomorrow; the climax to the united rugby championship and the women's premiership. that will see gloucester—hartpury play bristol bears at exe

australia's ruby roseman—gannon won the final stage of the tour of britain women which finished in leighall victory ahead of britain's anna henderson. it's day three of the european athletics championship in rome, as athletes continue their preparation for this summer's paris olympics. delighted to bejoined now by our sports correspondent natalie pirks who's in italy for us. natalie, bring us up to speed with what's been happening at the stadio olimpico so far today. it is busy busy. cooler here tonight with some rain around, but it is really heating up. two medals late last night, and then this morning, britton's first gold came thanks to the combined time in the women's half marathon. abbie donnelly, clara evans, karen mcneil. cali has been picked by great britain to run in the olympics in paris, so a brilliant few months for her. anna purches qualified tenth in the hammer final purches qualified tenth in the hammerfinalfor tomorrow purches qualified tenth in the hammer final for tomorrow night. purches qualified tenth in the hammerfinalfor tomorrow night. we hammer final for tomorrow

she has been in leigh, then westhoughton in bolton west. now she's in cheadle.ragon pub in cheadle. still sober i hope. but a good time of the night rajini, to pounce on a captive audience? indeed! yesterday, of course, iwas at the debate in salford surrounded by politicians. today it's been all about the voters, because in the end, that is what the election comes down to, so as you say, i had breakfast in another constituency, solid labour seat in 2019. the conservatives took that big bricks at the voting area there. and then moved for lunch to bolton west, which is a bellwether c, so goes the nation. ijust had dinner here in cheadle. so i'm pretty stuffed. let's go into the pub because one of the things that struck me in all three seats that i've been at today is just how fed up people are isjust how fed up people are in this part of the world with the political class in westminster. they don't think that anyone has done anything for them. a lot of people i spoke to them bolton west earlier said they are not going to vote, they don't think that any of the lead

the tories director of campaigns, tony leigh, and his wife laura saunders, are also being probed, ass the prime minister's parliamentary private secretary, craig williams, who's admitted to an error of judgement . the to an error of judgement. the home secretary, james cleverly, says he shares the prime minister's views on the betting scandal. >> my view has always been the case that people in government should focus on delivering for the people of this country . the people of this country. people who are officials of the party should be focused on returning as many conservative mps as possible, so we can form a government so that we can serve the british people and anything other than that is inappropriate . inappropriate. >> the labour leader has suggested that benefits offer less dignity to people than earning a living through work. sir keir starmer took aim at handouts from the state in a piece for the sunday telegraph. and he added serving the interests of working people means understanding. they want success more than state support. his changed stance on welfare comes as the la

tony leigh himself has taken a leave of absence.y , both we think are party today, both we think are we reported being investigated by the gambling commission, a tory spokesman says to us today we've been contacted by the gambling commission, the regulator, about a small number of individuals. we don't know how many, michael gove doesn't know if there's more than two or more. he's been on the morning round today. we've heard also about a close protection officer for rishi sunak arrested on suspicion of misconduct in pubuc suspicion of misconduct in public office, allegedly about the time of the election. this is all self induced problems by the tory party they can ill afford. not surprisingly, the opponents of the tory party, rishi sunak's opponents for prime minister, are loving it. here's sir keir starmer, this candidate should be suspended andifs candidate should be suspended and it's very telling that rishi sunak has not already done that. >> if it was one of my candidates , they'd be gone and candidates, they'd be gone and thei

>> summer leigh, a democrat from pennsylvania, and her response to our reporter, hillary vaughn, asking extremely important questions. she said, "i don't know who you are, who she is, i live in pittsburgh." her name is jocelyn, 12 years old, lured under the bridge, brutely assaulted before they murdered her. if she does know who she is, she won't say her name. your reaction? >> it's unfathomable, on every news network, because they're horrific, preventable crimes. to say you're from pittsburgh, from pennsylvania, that has nothing to do with the border. the border is a transit zone to get to every city, town, and state across this nation. americans, whether they're in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, kansas or oklahoma, they deserve border security because these are preventable crimes. in this administration literally just took down every deterrent strategy and program we had and decided to let the world in. this is what we're -- you know, we're reaping the benefits -- not benefits -- of the last election, these people's policies. this is preventable. border security means vetting people before

. >> greg leigh live tonight in san francisco greg, appreciate it. >> well, the former president is a polarizing figure, and his visit to san francisco is drawing a very public response. ktvu is christian captain spoke with those demonstrating both for and against the former president. >> hours before donald trump even touched down in the bay area, his supporters lined up along san francisco's marina green, driving by honking, waving flags and sharing their excitement that we're going to clean house. supporters said they suspect there's more support for the 45th president in san francisco than people know. >> some are just waiting. they're waiting for november 5th to express their viewpoint, and they're just quietly waiting until that day. >> trump is set to visit the home of billionaire david sax for a major fundraiser. supporters said they want trump to know he's welcome, even in san francisco. >> they don't have a big mouth like i do. i don't care who likes it, you know you like who you like, i like who i like and that's it. >> across the street from the pro-trump demonstration, an

hull kr are up to third following a 12—0 win over leigh leopards. carded a four—under 66, leaving him on 1a—under, reeling off three consecutive birdies, starting here on the 1ath, and then an eagle. tommy fleetwood is tied fifth on 9—under, with rory mcilroy a further two shots back, in a tie for 11th. but it's macintyre here in control of his destiny going into the final day. aidan 0'brien says city of troy is the best derby winner that he's ever trained after the 3—1 favourite won the epsom derby expertly guided through the field byjockey ryan moore — with a bursting finish here — well and truly putting the poor showing at the 2000 guineas at newmarket last month behind them. this is 0'brien�*s record—extending 10th victory in the race and second in a row. michael dunlop says "it is something special" to have equalled his uncle joey's record of 26 wins at the isle of man tt. it was a mark that had stood for 2h years until the first race of this year's event in the supersport class. he has seven chances to surpass the total in the remaining solo r

. >> okay, let's go to leigh webb . >> okay, let's go to leigh webb. >> okay, let's go to leigh webb.ially with that, with, with this i'm heanng that, with, with this i'm hearing around about 80 to 100,000 pupils would be leaving private school and going into the state sector. >> so i'd like to know from labour what they're going to do to provide 80 to 100,000 places, you know, because, they've got all the extra costs of that. they've got to recruit teachers to teach us 80 to 100,000 people, you know, and it just doesn't make financial sense at all, well, it'll be interesting if the obr think that as well, then they may have to reconsider, lee. weapons down. fran thank you very much. very good to talk to you both. those are our voices. what do you think? stay tuned though. coming up, my mini debate. should nigel farage become the leader of the tory party? that's the rumour. it's those reforms. uk's nigel is reportedly already planning for life after the election. but next supplement sunday, my panel and i discuss some of the stories that caught their eye. well, let's take a look at a

richmond, another independent, sir archibald stanton, who's there for the monster raving loony party, leighlor for reform and we've got tom wilson for labour. coming up next, we're going to be talking about covid fines and whether it's right that those that were fined during the pandemic have been left a criminal record, don't anywhere welcome back. now, earlier i asked you. does rishi sunak deserve to lose his seat? is this tory ageddon that is being predicted by the pollsters? fair. david says i do wish that poll predictions could be banned, as it could influence how people vote. yes, it could, but at the same time, i think people have formed their own opinions long before any of this mrp polling has been hitting the airwaves. mark says yes , sunak airwaves. mark says yes, sunak thoroughly deserves to lose his seat here in north yorkshire . seat here in north yorkshire. another viewer says yes, sunak is utterly useless. get rid no appreciation at all. well, let's get on to the next story now, which is a talk about covid fines. i don't know if this is affected you directly, but you remembe

the tories director of campaigns tony leigh, and his wife laura saunders.williams, who's admitted to quote , an error of admitted to quote, an error of judgement. labour is pledging to end so—called dickensian diy dentistry in england if it wins the general election. shadow health secretary wes streeting says people are resorting to pulling out their own teeth. labour's plan includes an extra 700,000 urgent and emergency dental appointments a year, plus golden hellos of £20,000 for new graduates working in underserved areas. now earlier this year, the government announced a £200 million recovery plan, including offering dentists cash to take on new patients . the md of on new patients. the md of manchester airport has said he is really sorry for disruption

leigh harris, what do you think ? i mean, you know, he you think? obfuscated that question from catherine, which is a shame, because we just want a straight answer, do they seem to have an issue with women in terms of that ? terms of that? >> yeah, i mean, i this is something i genuinely think about quite often than i'm the only bloke in the house. >> i have a wife and an eight year old daughter, and i think jk rowling is absolutely correct . keir starmer has been extremely weak and indecisive in defending women and girls rights on this. >> and as we know, he's been all over the place on this issue, just as lizzie has said. but in my view , keir starmers instincts my view, keir starmers instincts is to support this woke gender ideology. all we have to do is look at the way he was very supportive of nicola sturgeon's dangerous and crazy gender recognition reform bill, his instinctive , knee jerk reaction instinctive, knee jerk reaction was to support it until, of course , he realised public course, he realised public opinion was against him. he chang

the tories director of campaigns, tony leigh and his wife laura saunders , are also wife laura saunders, are also being probed, as is the prime minister's parliamentary private secretary, craig williams, who's admitted to an error of judgement . well, the labour judgement. well, the labour leader has suggested that benefits offer less dignity to people than earning a living through work. sir keir starmer took aim at handouts from the state. in a piece for the sunday telegraph, he said serving the interests of working people means understanding that they want success more than state support . his comments come as support. his comments come as the latest savanta poll shows labour on 42% of the vote and the tories on just 19. flights have restarted at manchester airport after a quarter were cancelled due to a power outage. earlier, all flights from terminals one and two were cancelled and passengers advised not to come to the airport after a major power cut caused huge queues and disruption to baggage processing . work is now underway processing. work is now underway to reschedule them in

but ms saunders husband is a man called tony leigh.he director of national campaigning for the tory party he's in charge of the whole thing. the entire campaign . he thing. the entire campaign. he has now taken a leave of absence as of yesterday. separate of that, we know that a member of rishi sunaks close protection team in the police has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, allegedly again about the timing of the election. now, earlier, i asked michael gove on a visit to brentwood, the housing secretary, about both those issues. the polls and whether his party was corrupt. here's what we had to say in the polls. >> and it's just a snapshot. show a slightly further behind than that. but i'm convinced that as the arguments are heard by gb news voters, as they have a chance to reflect on what life would be like under keir starmer, with taxes higher , with starmer, with taxes higher, with risks to our national security, i believe that more people will decide that it would be completely wrong to hand keir starmer a

elsewhere, leigh leopards boosted their play—off hopes with a 10—2 victory over catalan dragons in perpignanwent the distance in london with billam—smith eventually coming out on top via unanimous decision. the win sees him gain revenge for a defeat against his opponent in 2019. britain's adam yates will start today's final stage of the tour de suisse in the leader's yellowjersey after earning another victory on stage seven. yates and team—matejoao almeida crossed the finish line together. yates has an overall lead of 31 seconds over fellow team emirates rider almeida with today's last stage a gruelling uphill time trial. looking forward to the england match today. we will be building to that through the programme. where will you be watching it?— you be watching it? probably at home, it you be watching it? probably at home. it has — you be watching it? probably at home, it has been _ you be watching it? probably at home, it has been a _ you be watching it? probably at home, it has been a long, - you be watching it? probably at i home, it has been a long, elderly, early and late. english spar

. >> lots of animals there, including leigh harris. leigh harris is an old one. they're stooping lower than normal? >> oh, well, i think elections have always been a little bit mad. you know, i was thinking back to the 2001 general election when john prescott literally punched a protester in the face who threw an egg at him, and then you had that, that other one i remember, i'm old enough to remember this one. gordon brown, hot micked calling a labour support supporter a bigoted woman who said that, which those were. the days, though . but i which those were. the days, though. but i think this one nana has just been a bit embarrassing so far. you know, first off, you had sunak utterly drenched outside parliament, you know, we've had ed davey, as lizzie was saying, who's probably the most embarrassing so far with his bizarre theatrical , overemotional theatrical, overemotional speeches and his blatantly staged water stunts, i've seen others saying that this is going to be one of the dirtiest general elections. you know, i think that remains to be seen personally.

let's have a chat with leigh harris. leigh harris, what are your thoughts? come on.on? nigel is saying that nigel farage is saying that nigel farage is saying that nigel farage is saying that . saying that. >> i can understand why he's saying it. >> but, you know, i personally couldn't believe that the crossover . crossover. >> oh he's frozen. >> oh he's frozen. >> what's happening? this bombshell yougov poll putting , bombshell yougov poll putting, you know, reform 11. ahead of the conservative party, the oldest and most successful political party in the world. it is only one poll and it is within the margin of error. but it's fair to say that, you know, considering nigel farage only announced his return to politics, what, just over a week ago, that is quite an incredible achievement. and it's also fair to say that this is unlikely to translate into enough seats for reform to actually become the official opposition, but it is still technically possible. but nigel farage is making quite a salient argument. he's saying the election is over. labour have won, which is,

leads and leigh players will never have entered a game quite like this, full of emotion, then silencearing a shirt specially designed by an mnd sufferer, kath muir, inspired by rob. as was brodie croft inspired by rob. as was brodie croft in this moment. a tribe that was almost trademark burrow. and the rhinos, team without a permanent coach, out of sorts for weeks, produced an 18—10 victory of fight and character. that was their tribute to rob burrow. patrick gearey, bbc news. leading representatives from the five most prominent political parties in wales have clashed in a live debate. they discussed everything from the nhs to tackling immigration and the cost of living. here's our wales correspondent hywel griffith. welcome to the bbc wales general election debate 202a. welcome to the bbc wales general election debate 2024.— election debate 2024. ready for kick-off, five — election debate 2024. ready for kick-off, five leaders _ election debate 2024. ready for kick-off, five leaders lined - election debate 2024. ready for kick-off, five leaders lined up i election debate 2024. ready

the tories director of campaigns, tony leigh, and his wife laura saunders , are also being probed, saundersng probed, as is the prime minister's parliamentary private secretary, craig williams, who's admitted to an error of judgement . in to an error of judgement. in other news, the labour leader has suggested that benefits offer less dignity to people than earning a living through work . sir keir starmer took aim work. sir keir starmer took aim at handouts from the states in a piece for the sunday telegraph, sir keir added serving the interests of working people means understanding they want success more than state support. his changed stance on welfare comes as the latest savanta opinion poll in the telegraph newspaper today shows labour retaining its electoral lead over the conservative party. that poll has labour on 42% of the vote, and the conservative party on 19. a search operation in tenerife for a missing british teenager has now entered its seventh day. jay slater went missing after he travelled for a music festival to the spanish island on what was his first houday island on what

lori said the tik tok content that consumed anna leigh ultimately encouraged her to take her own lifeand pro harm content. >> reporter: the pressure for change gaining momentum. 41 states now suing meta, which owns facebook and instagram, alleging it deceived users about the safety of its platform and that their algorithms were designed to push teens to toxic and harmful content. meta telling abc news, we want to reassure every parent that we have their interest at heart. these complaints mischaracterize our work using selective quotes and cherry picked documents. tik tok saying we strive to promote a safe and age appropriate experience on tik tok to robust safety policies and parental controls. lori and todd say that will push forward, hoping they can save other families from their pain. >> we're calling all parents. we're calling all elected officials and anybody who cares about the well being of our youth to help. >> the cosa bill was introduced in 2022 and has bipartisan support in the senate and president biden. it recently passed a key house subcommittee. it hit a speed bump jus

tony leigh, the party's director of campaigns, and his wife laura saunders, the tory candidate as well another constituency , are also another constituency, are also under investigation. nick mason, the tory party's chief data officer. he's also under investigation now. it was reported that other people within the tory party and government are also being investigated, but they have not yet been named. but has rishi sunak allowed himself to fall into a trap here? so there has reportedly never been a conviction for political betting by someone who may have been in the know. and it might not actually even be an offence. so as far as i can gather, section 42 definition of cheating as per the gambling act applies when you nobble a horse , bribe a you nobble a horse, bribe a croupier, or mark cards not when you have inside information that your bet is a dead cert. you have inside information that your bet is a dead cert . and the your bet is a dead cert. and the head of public affairs at the gambling commission is a chap called george synnott, who reportedly worked for the labour party in va