what he calls a narcoslave trade. joe biden and kamala harris responsible for the worst plague of slavery in america since the civil war. bret: lottery fever. no one has won since april 15th. your chances of winning 103 million. there is stale chance. change change a lot of people s lives. brian: welcome to georgia. beautiful georgia. it s going to be one of the battle grounds in this midterm election. one of the most intriguing senate seats and governor races in the country. and when it comes to the senate race, it could actually decide the balance of power in this country. that is outside. and that is where i flew in. but now i have gone to beautiful gainesville, georgia, the poultry capital of the country. long street cafe where i will be hosting, unless something goes terribly wrong for my segment of the show, for the next three hours. close with an interview with herschel walker, erick erickson in a little while. more importantly the people behind me alre
particularly in central and southern parts of england. frosty tonight, already temperatures are minus nine in scotland. there is the fog, the mist and low cloud. it will shrink and break up, sunshine coming through for many. but grey and murky in lincolnshire. some showers in north west england and a cold day. temperatures one to that he celsius. coming into that cold air we have showers that are going but with thousands of civilian casualties, are israel s western allies now changing their tone? more gazan civilians die as both sides blame each other for the failure to extend the truce. the us, egypt and qatar push for a new cessation of hostilities. we speak to the israeli military, a former member of qatar s intelligence service, and a one time top uk diplomat. also tonight, after newsnight s revelations this week about allegations of a mafia like culture at another nhs trust, the boss of that trusts responds. joe s here with the latest. and in dubai, rishi sunak and kei
joy in india as 41 construction workers are freed from the tunnel they ve been trapped in for more than a fortnight. and fragments from a 4.5 billion year old asteroid now in the uk for analysis they could hold clues about the origins of life on earth. on newsnight at 1030, michael gold in the covid 19 inquiry for the appearance of borisjohnson. is the inquiry becoming a stage for a score settling? good evening. 12 more hostages have been released from gaza tonight bringing the total number now freed to more than 80. it comes on the fifth day of the extended truce between israel and hamas, designated a terrorist organisation by the uk government. this evening a red cross convoy brought out the latest hostages ten israelis and two foreign nationals all now safely back on israeli soil in return, israel has freed another 30 palestinian prisoners. well, among the israeli hostages released in the last few hours is ada sagi our special correspondent lucy manning has been
even though they get 60% from coal right now are trying to lead the world with some success, in green technology. they want to dominate that market in the coming century. they have an interest economically as well as a climate interest in leading on climate interest in leading on climate change. in this respect i think the usual back and forth about we should be able to burn more than you do because it s our turn to develop really does not cut that much deeply anymore, especially in the case of china. , , ., ., china. dimension coal and china s current china. dimension coal and| china s current dependence china. dimension coal and - china s current dependence on coal and all of the cop talks, reducing about at all the cop talks about reducing coal but what can be done? i if china does increase technology, it can run down its coal usage and it has a goal of 2026 to reduce that and it can do that in
donald trump s twitter account is reinstated after a public poll sees 52% of voters back the former us president s return. the housing secretary, michael gove, has written to every council and social housing provider in england, to warn that deaths like that of two year old awaab ishak must never be allowed to happen again . hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the un climate summit in egypt has ended with a deal to help poorer countries suffering the effects of global warming. i give no objections, it is so decided. however, critics say the cop talks fell short when it came to limiting the global global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees. our science correspondent victoria gill sent this update from sharm el sheikh.