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but will instead use a greener electric arc furnace, which requires fewer staff to operate. the switch will be assisted by £500m of government funding pledged last september. the firstjob losses are likely to begin in april, with most expected to be cut by september. 0ur reporter lucy vladev has more. after years of questions about the future of steel making, the answers being provided for workers here are about as bad as they get. both blast furnaces in port talbot will close, as part of major changes to the way tata produces steel. jobs will go across the uk, but south wales will be hardest hit. the news will be officially announced this morning and unions say they ll fight for every job. gmb and the other trade unions will be using all tools at our disposal to make sure we re safeguarding steel making and the jobs that that supports within the area. we want to ensure that any transitionary money that s been promised there s £100 million promised to the transition ....
whether it is republican or democrat or liberal or conservative, it would be so nice if we could come together and straighten out the world, and straighten out the problems and straighten out all of the death and destruction that we are witnessing. it s practically never been like this. it s just so important. and i want to make that a very big part of my message. we are going to come together, it s going to happen soon. it s going to happen soon. let s take a look at the results in detail. donald trump scored a landslide victory to kick off the republican primary race securing a 51.1% share of votes. ron desantis is projected to finish in second place atjust over 21%, edging out rival nikki haley, who s sitting at 19%. this map of iowa counties show the scale of trump s victory. he is on track to win nearly all 99 of iowa s counties, with nikki haley defeating him by a single vote in one county in purple here. let s put all of that into context now, with this repor ....
donald trump is running for his issues donald trump is running for his issues. nikki haley s running for her issues. nikki haley s running for her donors issues. i m running for her donors issues. i m running for your issues and your running for your issues and your family s issues and, to turn your family s issues and, to turn this your family s issues and, to turn this country around. we are waiting to see who is tonight s big winner. and we are just getting in some entrance polling which shows the race leaning in favor of former president donald trump. that, of course, in line with all of the polls we ve seen for the last days, weeks and months. of course, these voters could still change their mind as they listen to speeches and cast their ballots. bruce levelljoins me now a senior advisor to former president donald trump you ve been with him. forever. i ve known him 33 years. forever. i ve known him 33 ears. , ., ., forever. i ve known him 33 years- si ....
part of it when it happens. here is what trump said at that cafe earlier. we here is what trump said at that cafe earlier- cafe earlier. we have a country that is in cafe earlier. we have a country that is in decline cafe earlier. we have a country that is in decline like cafe earlier. we have a country that is in decline like never - that is in decline like never before and we can t let it happen. i m going to make a little speech tonight in bed i hope you ll be there. little speech tonight in bed i hope you ll be there.- i hope you ll be there. let s look what i hope you ll be there. let s look what happened - i hope you ll be there. let s look what happened today i i hope you ll be there. let s| look what happened today in miami, florida. former president trump turned himself to a federal courthouse in downtown miami. at the courthouse he was booked and processed giving his fingerprints and a dna swab, but not a mug shot. he was then escorted into a 13t ....
and developed. there s so much money and so much research pouring in that this is not going to stop any time soon. and so countries including the uk are racing to to position themselves not only as leaders within it, but also to find a way of regulating it to try and maximise the benefits that it can bring. and we know it brings huge benefits. you know, we just saw the other week an ai tool discover a new antibiotic, for example. but there are also lots of risks as well. not least, you know, how is this going to affect things like the jobs market in the near future? we already see tools like chat gpt able to do jobs that traditionally humans have done, and the uk very much wants to be part of this conversation. well, it wants to lead the conversation. the question is, can it actually, you know, when the amount of money and resources and infrastructure that we have here is comparatively small, you need a lot of computers to process data that s used in al, an awful lot of ....