analyst says if you re 20 points bind, you will be pretty pleased with that. a very interesting scene played out here as this debate came to an end, it was pretty quiet one minute before the debate came to an end, members of the cabinet, members of the shadow cabinet fanned into this room. what are the newspaper journalist do? i am a former newspaperjournalist, you can tell a lot about what they do, they surrounded two members of the shadow cabinet, john ashworth and patton fatten, key people in the election campaign, they surrounded them, they wanted to know what they were up to. they did not surround the conservative cabinet. this was a pretty scrappy debate, this wasn t bill clinton making an emotional connection with voters, it wasn t ronald reagan doing morning in america, it was scrappy. what did rishi sunak need to do? he needed to go on the offensive. what did keir starmer need to do? you needed to not drop that fabled vast. the conservatives are absolutely delighted that they
keen contest here. so a day in walsall and birmingham and zipping about this part of the country, which has been fun. well, your treat after a hard day s is work later on in this episode of newscast, we re going to chat to comedian and podcaster extraordinaire josh widdicombe, who has actually been trying his hand, again, at being a local newspaper journalist. oh, and also, chris, i mean, will you be getting up early on friday to listen to taylor swift s new album? 0h, absolutely. i ve set the alarm. can t wait to listen to whatever follows blank space, because i know all about blank space now, courtesy of liz truss education for me just the other day. well, i was going to say that was a fantastic episode of newscast where you interviewed liz truss. great questions. but getting her saying on the record that blank space is her favourite taylor song is just so good, because every lyric in that song could be applied to her or her tenure in number ten. so us swifties thank you for that. a
officers were slightly hurt after defending themselves. it was the palestinians who started it. putting who started to one side for a moment, how do they explain the excessive violence ensues against the palestinians? not against militants and stone doors, sometime on civilians. footage posted by the israeli newspaper journalist shows police officer walking up to and beating with a club. here s a point of view footage from his camera, as the officer brought down his gloves. she said she was left with a broken arm. in a wildly circulated video from friday, officers are seen repeatedly hitting photographer romney according to reports, his arm was also broken. on sunday, he showed another video that showed an israeli officer beating a man who is with a boy. i would ask, who has the power in this situation? is that a clash?