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Newsday: 28/06/2024 05:06 GMT : Age concerns worsen for Biden after faltering performance

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28/06/2024 05:06 GMT : Age concerns worsen for Biden after faltering performance

Age concerns worsen for Biden after faltering performance

BBC World Service - Newsday, Age concerns worsen for Biden after faltering performance

Democrats expressed concern at the president's performance

This is the second time Biden and Trump will challenge each other for the White House  after Trump lost in 2020.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden traded barbs in a fiesty sparring in the first televised debate in the US presidential race. The two rivals answered questions ranging from immigration, abortion and foreign policy.

The stakes are high as both men faced each other for the first time in almost four years to try and convince Americans they should vote for them in November polls. In this hour, we are joined by a Republican candidate for Congressional District 4. 

Also in the programme, voters in Iran are choosing their successor to president Ebrahim Raisi who died in a helicopter crash last month. 

The far right in France holds a large lead ahead of Sunday's snap elections - we hear from voters in the city of LiIle.

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