irish prime minister simon harris calls november 29th the date for the first general election in thelic in almost five years. and beyonce, billy and taylor swift vie for top prizes nominations for the 2025 grammy awards are announced. hello, i'm sarah campbell. to the us election, and the state of nevada has been called for donald trump, leaving just arizona still to be decided. it takes mr trump's electoral college tally to more than 300. the republican party is also only seven seats short of a majority in the house of representatives, too. if they seize that, they would then control congress and the white house, handing mr trump almost complete control over the levers of government. one of donald trump's key election platforms was a promise to deport large numbers of undocumented migrants. that's left many people on both sides of the debate wondering how he plans to do it and when. here's our north america correspondent emma vardy. illegal aliens are stampeding into america by the millions. we will do large deportations. we're going to get these people out. migrants have long been

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

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

there's nearly 700 candidates, but the three biggest parties are fine gael, led by simon harris — he'srish 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 — australia will ban under 165 from using social media. the australian prime minister says it will protect young

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the campaign was dominated by a cost of living crisis, immigration, and housing prime minister simon harris called the election this month after his government reported a budget surplus. those are the headlines on how to 0 coming up next. it's risk and it all. thanks for watching bye. for now, the, the kind of harvey test it in, but spun the monte hundreds of farmer in the north. 22, the emissions to find the best deals. music includes one the most of i don't have a vote for what he has a truck, but it's low on fuel, which means a full plumber to go through the coffee stop running short, those pets are ordered. so now you can see new categories 5 you top and taylor is better off the sort of foam he has a 1000 liters of water in the back of his old pickup truck with the drug test. the 1st one a hard in recent years, especially in 20192020. the no no no what? nothing. the 1st time this thing happens to me, the entire, the warranty has to constantly search for new sources of water from the different schools in the area. but his local soaks is increasing each wine off. and it's costing him tenu

irish prime minister simon harris calls november 29 as the date for the first general election in thelic in almost five years. and, the first auction of a portrait by a humanoid robot sees an alan turing painting fetch more than $1 million. hello, i'm sarah campbell. israeli and dutch leaders have condemned what they called "a terrible night of anti—semitic violence" in amsterdam last night — which followed a europa league football match between maccabi tel aviv and ajax amsterdam. the mayor of amsterdam described it as a "dark day" in the city's history, saying men on scooters had carried out "hit and run attacks" on maccabi supporters. she said the violence brought to mind anti—jewish pogroms in european history. 62 people have been arrested. at least five people were treated in hospital. there are also videos of a crowd, believed to be israeli fans, chanting anti—palestinian slogans, and one of cheering as a palestinian flag is torn down from the side ofa building. nickjohnson begins our coverage. a night where football and politics clashed. israel's maccabi tel aviv were in amster

i'll just say era bully, the islands prime minister simon harris is called a general election. vices will head the poles. the end of november harris's send to right coalition is hoping to capitalize on a dramatic slide in support for opposition. nationalist policy, sion fame and a well received budget that included an $11000000000.00 tax comp. this wireless spending increases protests in mozambique against the results of a general election last month or escalating place in the capital 5 to a gas to dispose demonstrates isn't the capital of hotels. the routing, fairly low policy, was declared the winner of the ballot, but at least $32.00 people that being killed in the unrest. web reports from one of the demonstrations in the food to we're going to take it will sound this great, as i said, so much essential, i'm afraid, so it's like a grade of straight roads and many of those great guides lead from low income neighbors. several comes away all the way into the city and on several of these different guides, very large crowd, couple positions. the 4th is the marketing. we're trying to log

simon harris who�*s been in thejob forjust seven months, his main coalition partner, also taoiseach earlier 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 dublin put sinn fein on 21.1% and fine gael on 19.5%. we should get the actual first preference, 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 174 seats could be very small indeed. 5.5 years ago, flames ripped through paris�*s notre—dame cathedral, completely devastating the historic building. now the gothic icon has been revealed to the public once more after hundre

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

to 8 that holmes islands, prime minister simon harris is cold for a general election sizes will head to the. busy cause of the end of november harris's center right coalition is hoping to capitalize on the dramatic slide in support for the opposition ashton, this policy should fain protest in mozambique against the results of a general election last month. the escalating police in the capital of use to gas and gun fine to break comp. crowds of protest is the routing for lima policy was declared the winner of the ballots. but the opposition says it was rig malcolm, wherever pulled from one of the demonstrations enough food to it was meant to be a peaceful march into the city center to protest the election results. well, position lead of and on say a model on a code for it. we know who the people voted for, but the issue is they don't want to leave power. and that's what's causing the problem here in mozambique. crowns said when they found the army, this is being the sound of my tutor most evenings for the last week. the police didn't want people marching in the center to even gatherin

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

we can hear now from simon harris. i think we have a while to go yet — i think we have a while to go yet in — i think we have a while to go yet. in many ways it could be this_ yet. in many ways it could be this time _ yet. in many ways it could be this time tomorrow before we are getting a clearer picture. but what _ are getting a clearer picture. but what i do know is this. fine — but what i do know is this. fine gael_ but what i do know is this. fine gael was in a competitive position — fine gael was in a competitive position. we are on track to top — position. we are on track to top the _ position. we are on track to top the poll and at least ten 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 se

islands, a prime minister simon harris has called a general election basis. we'll head to the poles of the end of november. ours is centered right. coalition is hoping to capitalize on a dramatic slide and support for deposition, nationalist politics and fame and a well received budget that included an $11000000.00 tax cost. as well as spending increases. i purchased it in mozambique against the results of a general election last month o escalating police in the capital 5 gas to disperse demonstrations in the capital mate bhutto. the ruling for lima policy was declared the winner as the bad as. but the opposition says it was written and has called 4 weeks to purchase lease. 32 people have been killed so far in the unrest. malcolm, when reports from one of the demonstrations in my porter, we're going to take it will down the street. as i said, side not just central mosquito is like a grade of straight roads. and many of those great guides lead from low income neighbors. several columns away all the way into the city and on several of these different guides, ve

that have islands prime minister simon harris is called for a general election sizes will head to the. busy those at the end of november harris's center right coalition is hoping to capitalize on the dramatic slide in support for the opposition ashton, this policy should fain protest in mozambique against the results of a general election last month, the escalating police and the capital of used a gas and gun fine to break comp, crowds of protest is the routing for lima policy was declared the winner of the ballots. but the opposition says it was raked, malcolm wherever pulled from one of the demonstrations enough food to it was meant to be a peaceful march into the city center to protest the election results. well, position lead of and on say, i'm alone, a code for it. we know who the people voted for, but the issue is they don't want to leave power and that's what's causing the problem here in mozambique crowns t. edward.

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

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

they are simon harris of fine gael who has been on the job forjust seven months, his main coalition partner'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 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 overall majority. so the results of that exit poll from the irish national broadcaster and trinity college dublin put sinn fein on 21.1%, fine gael on 21% and fianna fail on 19.5%. we should get the total number may be by tomorrow evening, but then the counting will continue on into sunday when transfers, second, third and fourth preferences will come into play, and the margins of victory and defeat could be very small indeed. all right, chris, thank y

we've seen politicians including simon harris being doorstepped by a lot of voters on the issue of healthare waiting times. those are the three biggest issues. tom: how has the budget surplus played in to this election? how are the parties touring with the idea of potentially spending more? >> it has been a big factor. politicians in this election are in an enviable position and that they have money to back up the promises they are making. the budget surplus this year is approximately 25 billion and that is boosted by the 14 billion from the apple ruling. that is a lot of money to play with. we have seen a lot of different solutions to fix the infrastructure issues that ireland faces including housing , energy and water. and then some of the one-off measure is. the party has said it will give 1000 euros to every newborn baby. there have been a lot of innovative and interesting ways that politicians have said they will fix the problems and put cash in people's pockets. tom: so may some more incentives for voters out there in the days and weeks ahead depending on who wins. donald trump loom

is it in the lead prime minister, simon harris. cool. the election this month of the his government reported on $11000000000.00 budget set this and canadian, 5 minutes to justin. sure though is in florida for meeting with us president. and next the whole trump is my logo club. but it comes as trump threatened to impose a 25 percent tariff on inputs from canada and mexico. if i do not stop with, he describes the flow of drugs and migraines crossing the border. so those are the headlines, a documentary, southern test, french, the colonization is optics. the of the friends once had a vast empire covering over 11000000 square kilometers the by the 19th thirty's. it comprised over a 100000000 people. but after the 2nd world war, national independence movements and pressure mounted on funds in asia, africa, and the americas to let go of many of its kind of oppression resist, often vine and uprisings. in algeria, the middle east and madagascar were subdued with who to also send that in the caribbean. n i n an indo china full scale war broke. ho

palestinian flags and trotted races slogans ahead of a match in amsterdam. irish prime minister simon harris is called a general election votes, as we'll head to the post on november. the 29th brings and then to the historic coalition government that's led the country since 2020. when harris's center right policy found enough coming the cause of its center left rod was to work together. the time is no rice, to ask the irish people to give a new monday's art into the country of industry, of enterprise of agriculture and education, community culture, and compassion. on the international stage, we are a country of conscience, a country that believes in international law. we are a small country with a big influence over the world and we have many assets, but no us is more valuable than our people. have a range of triggered most severe flooding in the spanish at tons of color codes in the catalonia region was swept away. dozens of punk cause, inundated streets. and scott, it's debbie across town for more than 200 people have been killed. one of the worst floods seen in europe this century. power

the irish premier, simon harris, will meet the country's president on friday to seek the dissolutionireland's parliament. the highly anticipated announcement will formally kick off a truncated campaign, which will last just a few weeks. the man, suspected of murdering estate agent suzy lamplugh almost four decades ago , lamplugh almost four decades ago, has died in prison. the prison service has confirmed that 70 year old john cannan died in full. sutton prison, where he was serving life for the murder of newlywed shirley banks in the late 80s. he was named as the suspect in the abduction and murder of suzy lamplugh, who disappeared in london in 1986. her body has never been found . her body has never been found. okay. your life right up to date with the latest news headlines from gb news. now it's back to jacob for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. the re—election of donald trump represents the defeat of the global elite and a

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that campaign was dominated by cost of living crisis, immigration, and housing prime minister simon harris called the election this month after his government reported a $11000000000.00 budget surplus, doing a house in dublin and sent this updates. the 3 principles political forces back like it after this irish election, they traditional mainstream century spots is a fee to galen scatter for conversation cody, some of course on the left just seemed faded with its goal of a united ireland. the opinion polls have the 3, neck and neck, the centrist, likely to be looking to forge another coalition together with student fate. and looking to pull together a leftist that lives to try and challenge them, the central issues at this election, the economy of costs trade, the cost of living found up in high housing prices at pricing out many irish families and immigration. right? we need dependence looking to do well on flaming asylum seekers of ukrainians for putting pressure on public resources. the left, his bodies were coded, us on the need for more and better, more affordable housing. as i said,

mr. simon harris cooled the election. this month, off to his government reported an 11000000000 dollar budget surplus finish and piece of voted in favor of a bill to let terminally ill patients and their lives with medical help. those opposed to the legislation, one that if it becomes low vulnerable people will feel pressured to kill themselves rather than being a burden to the families. for those in favor say, will allow people to die with dignity or challenge some lot the lines to the right, 330, the nose, the left, 270, to find the historic moments in british national life. the eyes of it for the 1st time and peace in westminster have given the ever since to assisted dying in england and wales. he was a free votes with m. p. 's allowed to go with their consciences not potty old. is it for a 5 miles of impassioned debates and a packed house of commons? is clear. the public opinion is very much in favor of a change in the law. calling shows consistently around 75 percent of the people would like to see the legalization o

simon credits kamala harris with things she learned in her career. >> i learned about politics right up close, that good leaders can work to do good things to hopefully heal old systems that don't work. >> reporter: later motivated by the killing of oscar grant on the future veil station b.a.r.t. platform, simon made it her mission to improve public transportation by becoming a member of the board of directors. simon, who is legally blind, uses b.a.r.t. as her primary mode of transportation and used her position to secure $3 million from the white house. she told us she'd continue that fight for federal dollars during trump's second presidency to help make public transportation more affordable for the masses. >> we have to have a substantial resource allocation to make sure our public transportation network is solid, not just for folks who want to get out of their cars, but for transit dependent and disabled folks and for children, for our air, for our environment. i'm ready to do that work. >> reporter: in the months leading to the election, simon secured almost every big name endor

you can see harris underperforming. gilles simon spoiler. >> do you see something more broadly happening in this race? >> there were very important political trends in blue states like new york. harris got 51%. what about california? let's take a look at that. how she did. 57% last night. that is seven points down from biden and below hillary clinton. harris was a senator from the state. we see these blue states becoming less blue. red states becoming more red. that is a reason that trump was able to win not to electoral vote but the popular vote. >> this was not just about the race for the white house but also control congress bring us up to speed. >> 52 republican seats in the senate. we are still waiting for results in a couple of places. pennsylvania could well go republican. nevada is virtually a tide. arizona looks like it is leading to the democrat. republicans to pick up a seat. in the house, we are looking at a number of races. when i do all of my math, here is are. democrats are poised to pick up six seats. republicans are

simone sanders townsend, cohost of msnbc morning show the weekend, she's also the former chief spokesperson for vice president harris. molly john fast is here, special correspondent for vanity fair and msnbc contributor and tim miller is here, host of the bulwark podcast and former communications director for republican jeb bush. simone, you know vp harris better than anyone else here. what are you expecting to hear from her tonight? >> tonight i think she might be a little longer than she was in pittsburgh. in pittsburgh she only spoke for about 10 minutes. she stuck largely to her stop speech at that pittsburgh rally but her most recent version of that stump speech, which does not mention donald trump, that hits all the high points. it's the speech we've heard if we've been listening for a while but it hits all the high points. we are not going back. president for everybody. i think tonight, because this is the last time she's going to speak to the american people regardless, before they go to cast their ballots, the very last moment she's going to make her pitch, i think she's going to continue to ask people for

the east bay also has a new member of congress, democrat lateefah simon, a longtime friend of kamala harris and bart board member, is winning by a landslide. look at the numbers there against cal state east bay professor jennifer tran. this is to replace barbara lee, who had a failed run for the senate. this also has our attention tonight. the san francisco mayoral race. will london breed to keep her job? all precincts are reporting, but there are still thousands of mail-in ballots to count at the moment. daniel lurie, the philanthropist, is ahead of mayor breed. the city's director of elections, says they're still counting more than a third of the ranked choice votes. nbc's gia vang is in san francisco with the very latest. reporter around 75 elections workers are busy making sure all the ballots that came in by mail monday and tuesday are being counted at san francisco city hall and its mayoral candidate, daniel lurie. i feel great, feel great. but more votes to be counted. who leads the pack tonight? he spent $8 million of his own money to finance his campaign. earlier today, he was walk

. >> reporter: born legally blind, simon is a civil rights advocate who helped victims of sex trafficking and became a protege of vice president kamala harrisears ago. >> she believes so deeply, even at that young age, in coming at your best if you're coming to work for the people. so my job is to make her proud. >> reporter: simon joins the dozens of other newly elected house members who've arrived in washington preparing to take office january 3rd. >> isn't it nice to win? >> reporter: while president-elect trump snags headlines, the new arrivals are adjusting to their new normal. >> you are a working dad with a commute now. >> yeah. >> big commute. >> yeah, pretty big one. >> reporter: shomari figures is a former obama administration aide and a father of three. public service is a family affair. his father served in the alabama state legislature, and his mother still does. he's nut democrat who'll represent rural alabama here. >> we have a health care crisis unlike, you know, many places in our district. we have hospitals closing. and the people that need those hospitals, they don't care if you're democrat or republican. they just want t

simon, a bay area. progressive had hoped to be working to support a kamala harris administration. >> after the democratic party's stunning losses. she says she knows the party needs to have a hard conversation. >> sure, we're going to have to learn a lot working in environment where i do believe we have the senate to and we sure don't have the white look, the map, the united states spoke and we need to be able to speak to them clearly. so that were articulating our values and what we're fighting for ways that folks can appreciate clearly we have to sit down and have a conversation as a party. simon says she is the unite or and can reach across the aisle. >> included on her list of priorities for the bay area, public transit and public safety. >> you know, equitable and and well funded. transit is a priority of mine. as many folks know i'm a transit dependent person. the bay area is an amazing place to live. >> we need a transit system that is is well resourced. public safety is on the mind of each and every constituent it in my district. so pushing for resources. and what about the fact people are floati

simon, a bay area. progressive had hoped to be working to support a kamala harris administration. >> after the democratic party's stunning losses. she says she knows the party needs to have a hard conversation. sure. we're going to have to learn a lot working in >> environment where i do believe we have the senate to and we sure don't have the white look at the map. the united states spoke and we need to be able to speak to them clearly. so that were articulating our values and what we're fighting for ways that folks can appreciate clearly we have to sit down and have a conversation as a party. simon says she is the unite or and can reach across the aisle. >> included on her list of priorities for the bay area, public transit and public safety. >> you know, equitable and and well funded. transit is a priority of mine. as many folks know i'm a transit dependent person. the bay area is an amazing place to live. >> we need a transit system that is is well resourced. public safety is on the mind of each and every constituent it in my district. so pushing for resources. and what about the fact people are floa

mckinnen is with us, co-host of msnbc's "the weekend" and former chief spokesman for vice president harris, simoneten the union vote as much as they wanted, and there's -- let's see if he's answering questions. there's also a lot of arab american voters. >> she's a war hawk, she kills people. she wanted to -- even in my administration, she was pushing that we go to war with everybody. and i said, if you ever gave her a rifle and let her do the fighting, if you ever do that, she wouldn't be doing too well. but she's a war hawk. she wants to go kill people unnecessarily, and if she had to do it herself and she had to face the consequences of battle, she wouldn't be doing it. so it's easy for her to talk, but she wouldn't be doing it. she's actually a disgrace. she's campaigning for us now. >> i'm sorry, guys. [ inaudible question ] >> he's going to have a big role in health. we just left. in fact, i think he might be here. where is he? [ inaudible question ] >> we'll be talking about other things, but he's going to have a very big role in health care. he knows it better than anybody. he's got some v

harris. and if the democrats sleep, simon, some serious introspection, a lot of the times, big time, boxing don't know. speaking donald trump didn't have a plan other than to attack them, not from a how to simply, i pretty detailed economic policy examples by the last couple years. people have been going to the store and find a southern groceries and much more expensive to been going to the gas station. the federal searching and finding that selling the car is much more expensive. houses are more expensive and transfer itself to their credit. our bills are more expensive, so it's weird on people. and if someone comes along and says, i will make things better, not immediately made to change. we have no books to find the message that resonates with the pick time. just see about. we support this group or we support that. here's another thing that really damage to the democrats quite badly with the fact that to fight and hasn't done very much to stop what is going on. and guys like he has his pressure on his bill. a lot of the times he's been supportive of what they've done, come on, how to spell usi

harry farley, bbc news, in westminster. let's spend the next few minutes talking to dr simon opher, who led a cross—party group of mps and rachelty parliamentary group against assisted dying and the all—party parliamentary group on ageing people. thank you for being live on the programme. to you, simon, you have been very vocalin you, simon, you have been very vocal in your support of this bill. to summarise why. i have been a gp _ bill. to summarise why. i have been a gp for— bill. to summarise why. i have been a gp for about _ bill. to summarise why. i have been a gp for about 30 - bill. to summarise why. i have been a gp for about 30 years, | been a gp for about 30 years, so an average i look after four 25 patients per year with terminal cancer and i havejust terminal cancer and i have just had terminal cancer and i havejust had so many appearances —— four orfive, and i've had so many experiences where if someone could take their own lives, they would have done and it would have relieved suffering. one patient actually hung themselves than go through the terminal diagnosis, and ijust terminal diagnosis, and i just want termi

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simon, a bay area. progressive had hoped to be working to support a kamala harris administration. >> after the democratic stunning losses. she says she knows the party needs to have a hard conversation. sure. we're going to have to learn a lot working in >> environment where i do believe we have the senate to and we sure don't have the white look at the map. the united states spoke and we need to be able to speak to them clearly. so that were articulating our values and what we're fighting for ways that folks can appreciate clearly we have to sit down and have a conversation as a party. simon says she is the unite or and can reach across the aisle. >> included on her list of priorities for the bay area, public transit and public safety. >> you know, equitable and and well funded. transit is a priority of mine. as many folks know i'm a transit dependent person. the bay area is an amazing place to live. >> we need a transit system that is is well resourced. public safety is on the mind of each and every constituent it in my district. so pushing for resources. and what about the fact people are floating? ba