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This bbc news special. Im Laura Trevelyan in washington, dc. And im Babita Sharma in london. Welcome to our special coverage of the us midterm elections. The first polls in most of kentucky and indiana havejust closed in a vote thats being seen as a referendum on Donald Trumps presidency. Across the us mainland and out to alaska and hawaii, states will be shutting over the next seven hours. Experts say voter turnout could be the highest for a mid term election in 50 years. This is the scene live in arlington, virgina, where voting ends in an hour. Republicans and democrats are battling for control of the two houses of congress, while governor posts and seats in state legislatures are also up for grabs. President trump has made immigration and the economy key issues. Democrats have focussed on healthcare and Donald Trumps fitness for office. Lets begin our coverage with a report from nick bryant. This is the day when the American People have their say, when their voice is not just peopl
New-yorkUnited-statesGeorgiaNevadaArlingtonTexasAlexandriaAl-iskandariyahEgyptUnited-kingdomAlaskaPhiladelphia there s been another deadly mass shooting in the united states. at least five people have been killed in kentucky. the shooting happened at a bank in downtown louisville. police have confirmed that the perpetrator who opened fire inside the building is now dead. six other people were injured and have been taken to hospital, after the incident in east main. let me show you the live pictures. police are saying just a while ago the investigation would take into the investigation would take into the evening. they were updating just a short while ago about the number of casualties, four people shot dead apart from the perpetrator himself. they told us that two officers had been shot, one is in surgery and critical condition. in six other people taken to hospital in police praised for stopping the further loss of life. getting to this bank and opening fire with the perpetrator. as i was in, the police gave us an update just a short while ago. let s have a listen. again at 8:30am
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UsShowHeartDvrEpisodeHannityBeing-bIngraham-angleLaura-ingrahamUp-nextIntyNight good evening and welcome to bbc news. the chief medical officer now says a coronavirus epidemic here in the uk is likely though not definite. chris whitty‘s comments come on the day of the biggest 24 hour rise in the number of people infected 36 new cases, two of which are in scotland and two in northern ireland. it brings the total number of people with the virus here to 87. of the new cases, three do not seem to have any connection to travel abroad that s what s called community transmission. in parliament today borisjohnson announced a change to the rule on sick pay for those who end up having to self isolate as a result of coronavirus. more on that in just a moment, but first here s our health editor hugh pym. it s in demand. some shops have run out of hand sanitiser, so this production line is running at full speed. they used to turn out 100,000 bottles a month. now they re aiming for that every day, anything to limit the virus risk as case numbers rose sharply a
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