The Democrats just retook power in the US Congress for the first time in over two-years. What makes this result so historic? And how will it affect US relations with the rest of the world?

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00:00 Intro
01:16 How has Trump reacted? 
02:00 Texas makes history
04:44 Kansas and other key states
06:24 How the results impact the world
08:42 How the results affect Trump

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Last week, Israel held a pivotal general election – the first since the deadly Hamas-led attacks on Israel on 7 October 2023 and the wars that followed in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the opposition bloc – led by Gadi Eisenkot – are in near deadlock. Now comes a period of political deal-making to form a coalition government.

The BBC’s Middle East Correspondent Lucy Williamson spoke to voters in the lead up to the vote to see what influenced their vote.

In this video…

0:00 – Historic elections
01:28 – Netanyahu fan
02:38 – Sderot on Gaza border
04:15 – Far-right youth
06:09 – Kibbutz affected by Oct 7
08:33 – Anti-government protests
10:05 – Election morning
11:25 – Record turnout
12:10 – Result watch party
13:27 – Arab parties
13:52 – What happens now?

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The Democrats have been projected to win the Senate and the House, taking control of Congress for the rest of Donald Trump’s presidency.

The party picked up a string of surprise victories in this midterm election in Republican strongholds, including Texas, Kansas and Ohio.

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Could the UK’s push to become an AI superpower put its 2050 net zero target at risk? The UK government wants to rapidly expand …

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Scientists have picked up signals from the smallest scale of nature ever explored – 100 billion times smaller than an atom.

It’s a world so small that some physicists have nicknamed it the zeptoverse.

The research was obtained from an experiment at the Large Hadron Collider, and could help researchers develop a new, more complete theory of how the Universe works.

It was led by scientists based in Cambridge, who told the BBC funding withdrawals from the UK meant the country’s full involvement in the research could be in doubt.

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