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america. good evening, everyone. i m laura ingram. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. and it is a wild friday night. golfer scottie schefflerrida scr arrested. diddy accused of beating up his girlfriend and score ands are making kindergartners read books about boys and dresses. we vn dresses.e got all that an. but first undesirable number . that s the focus of tonight s angles . speech a who knew that a commencement speech about the importance of mothers and fathers delivered by a professorete coud be so triggering. he basically seems to want an go back a hundred years in american progress and that se cl not that s not what we should e do here in america. while he cloakentired entireu speech in catholicism, in his love of , it felt very much had like a construct that hesaying w said most women had to abide by. there are people saying what he said is not controversia notial atl at all. and i just disagreeit with that wholeheartedly. it ....
of scotland for tomorrow. and labour celebrates two by election victories, labelling them a game changer. the party overturned huge conservative majorities in tamworth and mid bedfordshire. and the republicans dump and the republicans duminmjordan as their house speaker nominee after losing three successive votes for the role. welcome back. here in the uk, the labour party are pretty happy after overturning the majorities to win mid bedfordshire and tamworth by elections. keir starmer said labour where redrawing the clinical map, 24% swing to labour in tamworth. the conservatives have pointed to things like low turnout. for a full summary of everything that happened, here s our political editor chris mason. jubilation and sleep deprivation has all sorts of effects on political activists, particularly labour ones celebrating victory in a home counties village, marston moretaine. red placards and labour smiles, in rural bedfordshire, of all places. mid bedfordshire has be ....
time for a look at the weather across the uk with ben rich. and there s more bad weather on the way. yes, for some things will get worse before they get better. not least in the eastern dramatic developments tonight as hamas releases two americans a mother and daughter, judith and natalie ranaan into the care of the red cross after negotiations involving qatar. hamas says it released the hostages on humanitarian grounds after president biden decried them as inhumane. two american hostages released so what does this mean for the fate of the nearly 200 that remain? we ll hear from general david petreus, the former director of the cia. will tonight s hostage release impact israel s plans for their offensive? emir has been to the lebanese israel border where fighting there has intensified. what was that sound? this is the terrorist. what was that sound? this is the terrorist, the terrorists start the bombs we ll be speaking to professor lina khatib, the director o ....
eric cantona reinvents himself as a musician. also this hour, a palestinian restaurant in london says and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news. we ll get the latest from france and the rugby world cup semi finals, england are prparing to face the world champiosn south africa tomorrow. good evening. three people have been killed in the high winds and flood waters brought by storm babet and another danger to life red warning has been issued by the met office for the north east of scotland from midnight tonight. hundreds have had to be evacuated from their homes. you can see the areas worst affected by the heavy rainfall since midnight last night, and there s more to come with warnings in scotland in parts of angus and aberdeenshire. we ll be live with our correspondents in derbyshire and north yorkshire, but first, let s go james cook in brechin. this has been an extraordinary and exceptionally difficult day and tonight there is still a major operation ....
is the normal midterm blues, but on steroids. what we re seeing here is partly because of that mood of the nation, partly because the brand, the tory brand, the conservative party brand was damaged in september 2022 and earlier through partygate as well, and that is still feeding through into the public psyche. so, yes, to some degree, there s a pattern and it s feeding through to the by elections. but patterns can also be broken by unexpected events. all change in a land normally wary of the new. tories will be hoping there will be limits to these new habits. that s all from us. i m back on monday. until then, have a good weekend. goodbye. breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day, this is bbc news. rabbi meir hecht knows bothjudith and natalie raanan personally. he spoke to me just after the news of their release. judith prays every week in our congregation, for every sabbath, every holiday, and we miss her and she s been a part of our congregation in such an ....