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| Republican debate live: Donald Trump faces 10 rivals after 'kids table' hosts squabbling | |
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| Donald Trump has to share the limelight with another 10 Republican hopefuls tonight as they all fight to win the hearts of primary voters in the second GOP debate. Here are the latest updates: | |
| Fists come out as trailing candidates seek to gain traction | |
| Jindal says Christians like Kim Davis are more victimised than Muslims like Ahmed Mohamed | |
| Who's who: everything you need to know about the debate | |
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| Mr Trump, who has gone from being considered a clear outsider in the race for the presidential nomination to a frontrunner, is expected to be the main target of his 10 rivals. | Mr Trump, who has gone from being considered a clear outsider in the race for the presidential nomination to a frontrunner, is expected to be the main target of his 10 rivals. |
| The billionaire takes centre-stage at the main debate at the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California. | |
| Carly Fiorina, the only woman in the Republican field, is a notable addition to the first debate's line-up as she joins Ben Carson, Jeb Bush, Scott Walker, Marco Rubio, John Kasich and Mike Huckabee. | |
| They are joined by Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, Chris Christie the Governor of New Jersey, and Texas Senator Ted Cruz. | |
| Four candidates lagging behind in national polls did not qualify for the main event are earlier took part in a second debate. | |
| They are Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum and former New York Governor George Pataki. | They are Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum and former New York Governor George Pataki. |
| Additional reporting by AP | Additional reporting by AP |