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Will Trump Win? will be a blend of commentary, analysis and discussion between myself and the podcast maestro Dan Hewitt, with a number of splendid, informed and incisive American guests thrown in to the mix. And we need you too!

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Preston has been included in additional lockdown restrictions that apply to parts of East Lancashire, Greater Manchester and parts of West Yorkshire from midnight.

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There are fears a 'recipe for disaster', stirred up by the coronavirus crisis, could result in huge levels of violent crime.

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The restrictions on gatherings will be reviewed again next week, with any changes to be announced by August 14.

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England’s bus and tram services will receive extra support worth up to £256 million.

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Data obtained by ITV News has revealed the crippling impact coronavirus is likely to have on towns and cities across the UK. As the furlough scheme winds down, more than seven per cent of the UK's workforce could be unemployed by the end of the year.

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Preston is to be included in additional lockdown restrictions that apply to parts of East Lancashire, Greater Manchester and parts of West Yorkshire from midnight.

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It came amid speculation that the Royal Navy could be drafted in to patrol the busy shipping lanes if the high number of migrant crossings continues. Human rights charity Detention Action has accused the Home Office of 'losing control'.

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