the new french government. it s gender balanced and politically diverse. and in outside source sport, the fallout over the decision not to give maria sharapova a wild card in the french open continues. we ll bring you up to date. donald trump has always relied on his core base for support. most politicians who get to the top or near to it do need a core base of supporters. but according to two recent polls that support is slipping. this from politico and morning consult shows his approval has sunk to a new low of 42%. that is as low as approval ratings have gone. this is a completely separate study. this is a completely separate study. and this from quinnipiac university. again his approval is at a record low 36%. both polls were conducted before the latest controversies. tim malloy from quinnipiac university says it is the erosion of white men, white voters without college degrees and deepening concerns about trump s honesty, intelligence and level headedness are red flags
meanwhile, new measures to curb immigration are understood to be among the pledges in the conservatives‘ manifesto launched tomorrow. a record number of people in work, but there are more warnings of a squeeze on living standards. and trying to fight digital propaganda the millions of fake profiles created on social media pumping out misinformation. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: there s so much at stake in the championship as sheffield wedmnesday and huddersfield look to reach the play off final to face reading. good evening. president trump is facing what his critics say are the most serious allegations to beset his presidency so far. he has been accused of trying to get the former head of the fbi, james comey who he sacked last week to drop an investigation into links between his former national security adviser and the russians. the claims have prompted a small but growing number of the president s fellow republicans to call for an indep
the bbc understands the conservatives will promise additional measures to curb immigration when they publish their manifesto tomorrow. there will also be extra costs for employers who choose to hire non eu immigrants in skilled jobs. our political editor laura kuenssberg has more. the publication of any manifesto is a big dealfor a party leader, especially for theresa may. this is the first big document to come from the first big document to come from the conservative party since she has beenin the conservative party since she has been in charge. it is her decision to call the election and her calculation that the idea is that she and her team put forward will be enough to keep her on in downing street. one of the first messages is uncompromising on immigration. it is their calculation that there was a clear instruction from voters that immigration must come down. theresa may will say in her view immigration is too high and she will suggest in her view web immigration is too
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collar professional, think of john kasich, congressman from this district. that strain of republican used to be the heart of this district. in 2016, what we saw happen with donald trump on the scene, franklin county it was dead even when it was obama versus romney. the flip side is when you get outside of franklin, outside of the wealthy suburbs of delaware and into the blue counties of rural. you saw some of the biggest swings in the country from romney in 12 who did terribly from trump in 2016. obama carried the muskingum
in michigan. muslim american public health official is running the democratic primary for governor. the front runner in the race, the state former senate minority leader has been endorsed by emily s list and like every contest, today s elections stand in the shadow of 2016 election and the man who became president and the wreckage he associates himself with. his fixer michael cohen is under investigation for tax fraud f
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