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a grudge match at wembley as chelsea face tottenham. the blues take the lead again as eden hazard brings the score to 3 2. now 4 2. more on that in half an hour with sportsday as well as the incident withjohnanna konta which left romania s tennis captain banned from the fed cup. good evening. 0n the first weekend of campaigning for the general election, the focus has been on taxes. theresa may in the west midlands today, refused to be drawn on whether she would raise income tax, vat or national insurance. meanwhile the labour leader jeremy corbyn in manchester, has promised that the tax burden will fall on those with the broadest shoulders, if he wins onjune eighth. here s our political correspondent ben wright. get ready for the knock at your door. today the prime minister took her campaign message to dudley and one voter may have spoken for many. i couldn t understand why you called another election with three years to go. i need the strongest possible negotiating h ....
contested election results is interrupted. out of drake into the philippines, the park built by the country s former dictator. we begin with reports of heavy fighting across yemen on this, the sixth day of the saudi led too fast against houthi rebels. in a southern city, eyewitnesses say cement workers have been killed injured and trapped after houthis shelled their factory. houthi fighters ever exchanged artillery and rocket fire with saudi forces along their border. border residents and tribal leaders say saudi helicopters were seen flying overhead. the united nations human rights office and the international red cross say they are alarm would at the high number of civilian casualties. as the red cross says members of the saudi coalition prevented one of its planes from delivering medical supplies to sanna. humanitarian agencies are trying to help after a refugee camp was bombed on monday. doctors without borders say 29 people are dead and 34 injured. as we report ....
as an safari park. heavy fighting across yemen on the sixth day of the offensive against houthi rebels. eyewitnesses are telling al jazeera that cement workers have been killed injured, and trapped after houthis shelled their factory. they are also exchanging fire with saudi forces along the border. saudi helicopters were seen flying overhead. the united nations human rights office and international red cross say they are alarmed at the high number of civilian casualties and the red cross says members of the coalition have prevented one of its planes from delivering medical supplies. humanitarian agencies are trying to help after a refugee camp was bombed on bond. doctors without borders says 29 people were killed and 34 injured. reporter: pal malnourishment blaming each other. a humanitarian worker says there were many fighters among the casualties. houthis have moved weapons and fighters to areas where you have civilians. we do our best to prevent civilian ....
i.s.i.l. in syria fights to take control. 2,000 people have been forced to flee robert adams with the sport. under attack. turkey s team bus shot at. live to istanbul for the reaction. so we begin in yemen where the saudi-led coalition continues its assault against the rebels. the coalition is shelling targets from the sea. the houthis continue to attack the city of aden. saudi arabia-led coalition jets bomb the capital sanaa for the 11th day. there has been fighting in the central area. there were reports that 14 houthi rebels have been killed while fighting tribesman. security has been stepped up. tribesman prepare for a houthi advance. gerald tan has the latest developments the saudi-led coalition released an 11th night of air strikes. the target included a military base and other locations that controlled houthi rebels and fighters loyal to a former president salah. this village near the capital city was affected. four rockets came down on the village. they sa ....
with nine days to election day, nearly 55 million americans have voted. thousands spent the weekend standing in line to cast their ballots. two voters in des moines interpreted their long lines differently. i think that these long lines are for biden. i think people are coming out because they need to see a change. i don t think trump has the enthusiasm for people to come out on a saturday when it suddenly became this cold. i think the president will win. i think he ll be re-elected. i think it will be a little bit there are a lot of people, the silent voter. there are a lot of people. i haven t told anybody who i m voting for. tonight president trump held a rally if londonderry, new hampshire and made a stop in bangor, maine. vice president mike pence, at least five people close to him tested positive for covid-19. they include his chief of staff and senior political adviser. despite this, mr. pence spoke at an event tonight in kingston, north carolina. meanw ....