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As the dust clears on the last big vote before the General Election, do the tea leaves give hope to Sunak or predict a Tory wipeout?
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After polls close in local and mayoral elections across England, the first word from the parties, plus election guru Sir John Curtice. With Kirsty Wark.
In America, pro-Palestinian encampments are cleared by police. At others there are clashes with counter-protesters. With echoes of 1968, will this turn into an election decider for Trump and Biden?
April 2024
Following a sword attack in London, Victoria Derbyshire talks to the mother of a murdered 16-year-old boy. She's calling for a ban on the weapon.
Kirsty Wark is in Glasgow following the news of Humza Yousaf's resignation. With Victoria Derbyshire in London.
The Palace says King Charles will resume public engagements, following encouraging progress in his cancer treatment. With Kirsty Wark.
This morning, the surprise news of the SNP/Green coalition in Edinburgh collapsing like a soufflé. At bedtime, what's left of Humza Yousaf's administration? With Kirsty Wark.
Labour have promised to bring the railways back into public ownership, but will it make the trains run on time? With Faisal Islam.
Rishi Sunak travels to Poland announcing a £70 billion boost in defence spending and has earmarked £500m for Ukraine aid – will it make a difference? With Victoria Derbyshire.
Newsnight is live in Westminster as the 'ping-pong' between Commons and Lords over the Safety of Rwanda Bill stretches into the night. With Victoria Derbyshire.
As the US House of Representatives vote on a crucial aid package that could set the course for the war in Ukraine, why are so many reluctant to sign off on it? With Kirsty Wark.
The husband of former first minister Nicola Sturgeon has been charged in connection with the embezzlement of funds from the Scottish National Party. What happens now? With Victoria Derbyshire.
As the Rwanda bill finally makes it through parliament, how soon will flights take off, and what are the obstacles in the way?
The Commons has passed a bill making it illegal for people born in or after 2009 to buy tobacco. With Kirsty Wark.
Israel’s allies urge prime minister Netanyahu to 'take the win' and respond calmly to Iran’s weekend attack. Israel has vowed that Tehran will 'pay the price' for its actions. What happens now?
The deputy leader of the Labour Party says she will resign if she is found to have committed a criminal offence. How much trouble is she in?
'We’ve let them down because the research isn’t good enough and we haven’t got good data', so said Doctor Hilary Cass. Where does all that leave trans services?
The MP at the heart of Westminster honeytrap plot resigns the Conservative whip. With Victoria Derbyshire.
Why have so many women been killed despite having contact with the police? With Victoria Derbyshire.