steffan powell explains why. since 1993, the fifa video game franchise has been made by one company, ea sport. the image has been changed on the screen and off it, being a cultural powerhouse played by 150 million people around the world, but ea has announced it is splitting from fifa, it didn t fancy playing the reported $1 billion price tag. it also sees the opportunity to broaden the title from beyond just gaming. instead, opportunity to broaden the title from beyondjust gaming. instead, ea sports fc will launch. the move might surprise some but it makes sense to others. it might surprise some but it makes sense to others. might surprise some but it makes sense to others. it is where we are seeinu sense to others. it is where we are seeing games sense to others. it is where we are seeing games go sense to others. it is where we are seeing games go as sense to others. it is where we are seeing games go as a sense to others. it is where we are seeing games go as a w
which is pretty spice y. ..by all accounts. good evening. in his first speech to the party conference as tory leader, rishi sunak said he is only too happy divide opinion and seemingly his own party if that s what it takes to put britain on a long term path to success. but his first big change is to scrap the northern leg of h52, the high speed railway that was supposed to link london with manchester a decision his predecessor david cameron said the country would come to regret for years to come. perhaps after promising the north a programme for levelling up, it is a gamble the conservatives may come to regret much sooner. mr suank has also promised a new qualification for further education. that willl a levels and the more vocational t levels will be combined that will combine a levels and the more vocational t levels into one single qualification, which in future will be known as the advanced british standard. and to enhance the future, health, of the nation, he is pr
labour to promise full public ownership of the railways in the next parliament, as keir starmer gambles on renationalisation. newsnight has the first details of the opposition s plan for our creaking railways, to be revealed tomorrow, taking every major train operating company into public hands, should labour win the election. we rejoined by a rail expert with links to the party. also tonight. catch and kill. with the trump trial over hush money restarting tomorrow in manhattan, in a british tv exclusive, the former executive editor at the national enquirer, joins us live to explain who paid what to whom, and why it could matter a lot. and housing is the new political battleground, with big reforms promised and debated in the commons today over rental rights and leasehold reform. but rents are rising at record rate and home building has slumped, and many young voters are deeply unhappy. we discuss in the studio with a renter and a landlord. it looks like nationalisation, it s
how much of a threat is nigel farage to the conservatives and labour? in to the conservatives and labour? in the last couple of minutes the conservatives have announced an annual cap on visas to try to bring net migration down. it s a promise they ve made and broken before. welcome to newnsight, live each weeknight with interviews and insight. let me introduce our political panel tonight: dehenna davison was the conservative mp for bishop auckland. elected in 2019, she was the constituency s first ever tory mp. it was one of those red wall seats, wasn t it, that turned blue, back when borisjohnson was the prime minster. and mhairi black is here. she was an snp mp. she was their deputy leader at westminster. she still holds the record for the youngest mp ever to be elected. you were 20. so long ago! that was back in 2015. both women are standing down. and nick s here as is polling guru professor sirjohn curtice. let s start by showing you the times nigel farage has previously