up, or going to bed, with the result of the general election 202a. we remember some key moments of the night, obviously, the big names that came and went and remember the next day. but other things that happened that we haven t clocked, individual results or trends that were under the surface of the labour landslide? that is what we were digging in this episode of newscast, looking back at the result of the general election in great detail. hello, it is adam in the newscast studio, and joining me hello, it is adam in the newscast studio, andjoining me for hello, it is adam in the newscast studio, and joining me for the stroll down memory lane, we have scarlett maguire. hello. freshly wrested from a little holiday. also is a columnist and chief data reporter for the financial times, john. and excellent marathon and half marathon runner. beat everyone from the newscast team. and joining us on the line as professor rob ford. i know you were involved in the exit poll, so well don
a steel plant in mariupol while president biden promises another 600 millions pounds of military help for ukraine. three people have been found guilty of murder. his body was dumped in the river after he was killed last july. amanda has been found guilty of murdering ricky in 1994. the killer was just 13 of murdering ricky in 1994. the killer wasjust 13 at the of murdering ricky in 1994. the killer was just 13 at the time. erik ten hag from the dutch club ajax. the prime minister is under increasing political pressure today, after being forced to face another investigation over lockdown parties in downing street. it will be led by mps to look at whether boris johnson deliberately misled parliament, by denying covid rules had been broken in whitehall and downing street. the government was planning to try to delay the decision on an investigation but abandoned plans to do so at the last minute. this new investigation by a parliamentary committee won t begin until after the me
liberal democrats created. 50 who are they? lie: liberal democrats coming through, how much of a threat are they in sort of greater london or the home counties, where there was a remainer sort of tory public who will not bring themselves to vote labour, but could be a pressure point in the so called blue wall? the could be a pressure point in the so-called blue wall? the tactical votin: will so-called blue wall? the tactical voting will have so-called blue wall? the tactical voting will have a so-called blue wall? the tactical voting will have a huge - so-called blue wall? the tactical voting will have a huge impact . so-called blue wall? the tactical voting will have a huge impact i | voting will have a huge impact i think voting will have a huge impact i think we voting will have a huge impact i think. we have seen it in the by election and it is magnified in by elections, but the liberal democrats who are going to fight a very localised campaign will try and take
jet stream is going to be responsible for very wet weather come the weekend. in fact, we could see a month of rainfall in just a couple of days, but at the moment the jet stream is south of us, and that means the cooler air streaming in from the northern climes, that is how it will stay, we will be predominantly in the cool north atlantic air. this is the rainfall accumulation over the next few days and into monday, noticed that central parts of the uk, we are nudging into that teal colour, 50 60 millimetres of rain, just about 48 hours or so, but not through tonight or tomorrow, tonight isjust hours or so, but not through tonight or tomorrow, tonight is just a hours or so, but not through tonight or tomorrow, tonight isjust a case of a few showers across northern ireland and northern england, and a lot of dry weather with clear spells, as low as 6 degrees in rural spots a triple threat for number 10, as many conservatives fear they face the biggest by election reverse for an
in his own state, but he suspended his campaign for president today, and threw his support behind former president donald trump. and here is trump at a rally earlier tonight, talking about desantis endorsement. i d like to take time to congratulate ron desantis. and of course, a really terrific person. but as you know, he left the campaign trail today at three pm, and in so doing, he was very gracious, and he endorsed me. so i appreciate it. gracious, we don t get that word a lot from donald trump, but he is trying to get everybody to support him. so now the race is narrow, a head to head between trump and nikki haley. haley leads trump among independents, a crucial block here in new hampshire, where there are more undecided voters than republicans or democrats. but she is 19 points behind trump overall. so, what comes next, and how close are we to another head to head presidential race between donald trump and joe biden? joining me now, nbc news correspondents dasha bu