Ten Democratic presidential hopefuls clashed in a televised US debate that laid bare the party’s deep divisions over how best to win in 2020.
Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, the most liberal candidates in the crowded field, were under attack from their more moderate colleagues.
The three women and seven men on stage in Michigan debated healthcare, border policy and how to defeat Donald Trump.
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Ten more Democrats, including Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, will spar later today and
the winner of the Democratic presidential nomination will be crowned next July at the party’s convention.
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