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leader keir starmer on voting age. yes, this is something keir starmer said labour wants to do and is aware has been labour policy for a while now but while we re into election campaign now, we don t know what will make into their manifesto but now he has signalled this move towards giving rise to 16 year olds are something he wants to happen as he has seen happen in other nations and clearly thinks it s a good idea. no indication yet if the tory party will be following suit but the main theme today has been around the economy. keir starmer has also been speaking about that when speaking to voters in the west midlands. he said the stable economy would be the first thing the labour government would focus on. with the conservatives as well, sunak was during a meeting with voters in the north today and we heard from jeremy hunt who did an interview with the daily telegraph and said tax cuts for working people would be what the conservative government if re elected would ....
every single vote because in key seats, it ll be very close between us and the snp. they can vote for a local scottish conservative. let s speak to bbc scotland political reporter, jenni davidson. talk us through what you are up to and what everyone else is up to, or the leaders. and what everyone else is up to, or the leaders- the leaders. yes, it is the first bi da the leaders. yes, it is the first big day of the leaders. yes, it is the first big day of campaigning - the leaders. yes, it is the first big day of campaigning in - the leaders. yes, it is the first - big day of campaigning in scotland, as it is everywhere else. the scottish party leaders are out and about in different parts of the country. i am about in different parts of the country. iam in about in different parts of the country. i am in fife, where snp leader and first ministerjohn swinney has been meeting with party activists. he has said that the key part comedy heart of the snp campaign, is abo ....
international monetary fund s chief economist pierre olivier gourinchas. the imf and the world bank are having their annual meeting in marrakech and later today, finance ministers from the 620 and central bank governors will be meeting to discuss the health of the global economy. according to the imf, global growth remains dampened by supply chain disruptions linked to the covid 19 pandemic and russia s war in ukraine, persistently high inflation, and spiralling borrowing costs. here s our economics editor faisal islam. the message from the imf for the 190 finance ministers and central governor business in marrakesh is that the world economy they hope had turned a corner after three years of rolling your clinical crisis. well, it is limping forward rather than sprinting forward now with geopolitical crisis. slowdowns in very specific countries like china that they had not expected. there is an additional worry about this new higher for longer interest rate world t ....
today as we come on air right now, it s in washington, just after 7:00 in israel and gaza. on the israeli side, sirens are sounding, on the gaza side, the power supply is down. cnn correspondents are on the front line of this war, miles from the gaza border, that s where nick robertson is right now, nick, what are you seeing there? reporter: we are hearing heavy detonations and gaza from artillery rounds that are being fired. we ve seen heavy artillery in placements, a few miles from here earlier on in the day. they were there yesterday but they are there today. these heavy rounds appear to be targeting the places where hamas might be trying to fire their rockets from but we are also hearing drone activity, we are seeing that behind me there. what you just heard was another one of those artillery rounds, impacting sorry to interrupt you. nick, we just have to get to the president of the united states. he is speaking. this attack has brought to the surface thi ....