donald trump is also expected to name who his running mate will be. stay with us. the developments here, and we are going to cross over to the national convention no. we are live in milwaukee the national convention no. we are live in milwaukee covering - the national convention no. we are live in milwaukee covering the - live in milwaukee covering the republican national convention which is gotten under way. you can hear behind me the voice on the stage, and what is expected to happen now is a roll call of the different states that are here, represented by the delegates, and they would present the results of the primary votes in their states, and donald trump overwhelmingly won the primary, so we hear them go state by state. it has been a jubilant mood on the floor in the last hour or so as the delegates weathered on the floor. a festival atmosphere. that is not unusual for atmosphere. that is not unusual for a convention, but certainly a convention like no other we have s
the chancellor, rachel reeves, has promised to make kick starting economic growth a national mission . a key part of that is a plan to reintroduce compulsory house building targets, as our chief economics correspondent dharshini david reports. how do you go about building prosperity? loosening red tape to revive private investment in home building and energy infrastructure form the foundation of today s plans, aimed at underpinning a decade of renewal. it will be up to local communities to decide where the housing is built but it has to be built. if the answer is always no, we ll continue as we are and continuing as we are means living standards continuing to decline and it means public services continuing to deteriorate. the plans involve reviving mandatory house building targets, allowing development on so called grey belt, parts of the protected green belt already built on, and lifting a ban on onshore wind powered developments. she knows she may be in for a fight. how pr
at least 36 people were killed across the country and dozens more wounded. in the latest development ukraine s prosecutor general says he has discussed russia s actions with with the international criminal court. russia has carried out a massive and deadly bombardment of ukrainian cities, a day before a major nato summit begins in washington. according to reports, at least 36 people were killed across the country and dozens more wounded. child patients were moved outside, some even still rigged up to drips. ukraine said a cruise missile was used something russia denies. kyiv s mayor, vitaliy klitschko, called it one of the worst attacks his city has seen since the start of the war. in total, five cities are thought to have been targetted. including president volodymyr zelensky s hometown. earlier vitali klitschko spoke to my colleague lucy hockings. since the start of a full scale invasion, they have launched attacks on cities across ukraine numerous times. it is cert
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