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 havent 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 done for gett
Me is various age gradients, like you young and old are voting for. This selection, it wasnt new but it is thrown into Light Something steadily bolding over the last few years. The one im Interested In is we got it into our heads over the last decades, with labour, if you are young you vote labour, if you are older you dont. Starting in 2019 and clear now is now, Pete Labour is 30 years old. If you are 30, you are as labour as can be, so its not a straight line. Younger men voted slightly differently, that is interesting. It is a different generation. We will pick up on them in a moment. Rob, give a big Picture Thought. My big Picture Thought is the Electoral System never mattered more than it did here, in terms of how it affected the behaviour of voters. When you look at the marginal seats, labour over performed where they were second. To the tories, and the Lib Dems over performance. Looking at the same suit, i the conservatives fell more nsa pursuit, but labour also fell. As a resul
Well as the other agencies taking part in this search ended The Search for the evening. Well have to wait and see what time it picks up tomorrow but this comes after fbi officials gave us new details just within the last hour what you laid out there, pamela. That the one piece of news that so many people were hoping would turn out differently. Lets let you listen to part of the press conference. As every parent can imagine, this is an incredibly difficult time for the family and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with them. We ask that you all respect the privacy as they mourn the loss of their daughter. Reporter and also this evening, northport police taken the lead over The Search here tweeting out saddened and heart broken to learn that gabby is found deceased. The focus with the fbi and national partners has been to bring her home. We will continue to work with the fbi in The Search for more answers. I can tell you there is certainly a desire to get more answers to so many of th
Lets be clear, all this is too little too late. Also, what can the u. N. Do to help the growing humanitarian catastrophe in afghanistan . And in a stunning move, france recalls its ambassador to washington. Why . I will ask the former ambassador, gerard araud. Then Justice Clarence thomas said on thursday thAt The Supreme Court may not be the most dangerous branch of the u. S. Government. And while many are asking whether the highest court in the land has become too political. I will put all of the big questions swirling around the court to Justice Stephen Breyer. But first heres my take. On Tuesday President biden will make his first speech to the u. N. General assembly. The address comes at a crucial moment in the biden presidency, and will have a particular impact on how its viewed abroad. After almost eight months of watching policies, rhetoric and crises, many foreign observers have been surprised, even shocked, to discover that in area after area, bidens Foreign Policy is a conti
You, as well. Here we go. Im ayman mohyeldin. All right. So tonight, we begin with that assault on american democracy. Its both a physical assault but its also a legislative one thats playing out behind the scenes. Today, around 400 protestors rallied in washington, d. C. In support of the January 6th insurrectionists who engaged in that physical assault on the capitol. Now, it was less than the 700 or so expected by the department of homeland security. But the danger is not the protest, itself. Its the attempt to rewrite history, and what actually happened on that day and every day since. Lets remember exactly what that assault was about back on January 6th. Supporters of Formerpresident Donald Trump ransacked the capitol, and they did it with one clear objective. They wanted to stop congress certifying the election of joe biden. And they actually succeeded, if only for a few hours as, of course, everyone remembers. Congress had to be rushed to safety until security could be restored.