tim parker, bbc east midlands today, market bosworth. raising the tax thresholds for all groups, one of the criticisms of the prime minister todayis the criticisms of the prime minister today is that by offering pensioners and another boost, he's giving up on younger voters after that policy earlier in the week, national service. is that something that's a fair criticism and has he responded to that? he fair criticism and has he responded to that? . , . fair criticism and has he responded to that? ., , ., ., ,~ fair criticism and has he responded to that? ., , ., ., ., to that? he has, and i asked about that today- — to that? he has, and i asked about that today. rishi _ to that? he has, and i asked about that today. rishi sunak _ to that? he has, and i asked about that today. rishi sunak has - to that? he has, and i asked about that today. rishi sunak has two - that today. rishi sunak has two young daughters himself, i asked him, would that be a service he would push them into? and he told me that yes, they are excited about it and othe

tim parker. christian: love a bit of bowling.ere's lots of politicking going on where my dad does it. hannah made a really good point. the liberal democrats are talking about raising the thresholds for all groups. one of the criticisms of the prime minister today is that by offering pensioners another boost, he's giving up onioninger voters -- younger voters after that policy about national service. is that something that is a fair criticism and has he responded to that? tip: yes, he has. i did ask about that today, bearing in mind sunak has two young daughterses himself. i asked him, would that be a service he'd push them into and he told me, yes, they're excited about it and other young people he's spoken to are excited about this. can't say i've spoken to many young people myself yet who have said the same thing. but yes, he wanted to reflect today both the fact that young people, the younger vote is very much in the forefront of what he is and who he's trying to speak to, but also that key crucial demographic for him, the old

now, let's go to tim parker in leicester.gest— fastest growing cities, one of the youngest populations of a city here in england — youngest populations of a city here in england as well, and also very diverse _ in england as well, and also very diverse community. it's got some nice artwork to it, including this, which _ nice artwork to it, including this, which celebrates 50 years of the ugandan — which celebrates 50 years of the ugandan asian community's contribution to leicester. now, the politics— contribution to leicester. now, the politics here has been fairly quiet for the _ politics here has been fairly quiet for the past few elections. labour comfortably in control of the three constituencies in leicester, but could _ constituencies in leicester, but could that _ constituencies in leicester, but could that change this time around? i'm standingjust on could that change this time around? i'm standing just on the edge of leicester— i'm standing just on the edge of leicester east, where claudia webbe was elected for labou

i want to bring in katie fang and tim miller and catherine christian. and ashley parker. just off the top, talk about that gag order that ana was defining and the difference between what the former president says the gag order and what it actually is. he went directly to some of the people that were involved in this case. specifically, michael cohen. didn't say his name. where is that gag order -- >> he seems to be under the belief that he doesn't say the name of the witness, that's okay. that's not okay. everyone knows he was talking about michael cohen. the fixer, the lawyer. the gag order says he has to refrain from making statements about witnesses, about their participation in the investigation or their testimony. that's what he is doing. in my -- i'm not the judge. in my opinion, he is violating the gag order, which is still in effect. the case is still open. he has been found guilty, but he hasn't been sentenced. the gag order -- he acknowledged he is under a gag order. he said it. let's see if the prosecution does anything. these statements publicly, you know, can