welcome to bbc news. let's turn to our main headlines here. two big political stories in the uk — we have the latest — on the controversies involving the home secretary — and boris johnson. we will bring you the latest on both of those strands. florida's governor — ron desantis is about to announce his bid — to be the republican candidate for the 2024 presidential election. uk inflation falls below 10% for the first time since august — but food bills rise at the fastest in 45 years. and we'll speak to the afghan taekwondo champion who was forced to flee her home after the taliban takeover.

we are going to start this half an hour, we were showing in the picture is only a short while ago of the latest from south wales. because there's new pictures coming and that have been verified by the bbc, obtaining this new video footage of the two teenagers who died in ely in wales, these new pictures were taken at 17 58 on the 22nd of may. about five minutes before south wales police say that the accident occurred, the accident, of course, where those two teenage boys died. we saw the scenes of disturbances and violence that followed overnight. i want to show you the pictures from the press conference site because the microphones are all set up. so in the next little while we are going to hearfrom set up. so in the next little while we are going to hear from the police on an update on the situation. the

families havejust on an update on the situation. the families have just issued a statement, the families of the 15 and 16—year—olds who died in that collision on monday they pay tribute to quote the best friends saying, they were loved by not only their family but their community as well. so a statement, a brief statement from the family. we know that all of those events surrounding that collision are being investigated. and we have seen the scenes over the last 36 hours within the community and the disturbances that we saw. those are the pictures of the police news conference that that we are expecting in the next few minutes. i'm going to keep an eye on that picture. as soon as there is movement we will return to that story. let's head to the bbc sports centre fur the sports news of the day. hello there. we will start with the

england manager who has made changes to the squad ahead of the euro qualifiers against malta and north macedonia. there's a first time call up for eberechi eze, after his performances for crystal palace. he is in the frame after impressing palace as they secured their premier league safety with five wins in their last nine under roy hodgson. severalfamiliar names their last nine under roy hodgson. several familiar names have their last nine under roy hodgson. severalfamiliar names have been left out. there interesting calls from the england manager and his latest england manager and his latest england squad. the biggest names missed out was raheem sterling, chelsea forward, they said it's a mutual decision in stirling didn't feel that he was fit enough or at the level to perform and represent his country. he is currently carrying a hamstring injury. there is also a call—up from eberechi eze from crystal palace. the midfielder has been in great form for his club and scored ten premier league goals

this morning. he was actually called up this morning. he was actually called up three years ago in the initial european squad but got injured before that tournament. as a reward for his fine form. there are also recall third trent alexander—arnold and lewis dunk. england play malta and lewis dunk. england play malta and north macedonia and gareth southgate as they want to back up the good results and they got against italy and ukraine this year to secure their place in the european championships in germany next summer. southgate was also asked about the racist abuse suffered by real madrid's viniciusjunior at the madrid's vinicius junior at the weekend. something which he called disgusting and said he hoped things would change in the aftermath. in real�*s match at valencia on sunday vinicius was visibly upset towards a section of the mestalla. valencia will have part of their stadium closed for 5 matches a punishment which they plan to appeal, saying it's england players were on the receiving end of racist abuse nearly two years ago in

hungary... and southgate hopes people can learn from this latest fallout. if anybody suggests to me that we don't have a problem in society with racism than there is another example of what we are dealing with. and more examples of people burying their heads in the sand, frankly. we have been in a similar situation to how he has found himself. and i think, they also dealt with at well. so there is a lot to take from it. and it looks as though action has been taken overnight... let’s and it looks as though action has been taken overnight... let's leave that and head _ been taken overnight... let's leave that and head straight _ been taken overnight... let's leave that and head straight to _ been taken overnight... let's leave that and head straight to the - been taken overnight... let's leave that and head straight to the police news conference.— that and head straight to the police news conference. kyrees sullivan and harvey evans. — news conference. kyrees sullivan and harvey evans. two — news conference. kyrees sullivan and harvey evans, two friends _ news conference. kyrees sullivan and harvey evans, two friends that - news conference. kyrees sullivan and harvey evans, two friends that live i harvey evans, two friends that live in the community of ely. our thoughts are with the families and friends of kyrees sullivan and harvey evans and everybody affected by this terrible incident. we can only begin to imagine the grief that they are experiencing at this time. theirfamilies continue their families continue to be supported and updated by family liaison officers. i am aware of

concerns in the local community regarding the timeline of events which culminated in the fatal collision. including cctv footage which shows a police vehicle following a bike. therefore i want to confirm the timeline of events that took place as we know them at this time. we would have liked to have provided this level of information yesterday but this is a complex investigation and we had to be sure of the facts before confirming them. we have been busy obtaining witness accounts, analysing tracking data from police vehicles and studying cctv. and this is what we know now. 17 59, cctv shows the bike travelling towards the police vehicle on frank road, the police vehicle on frank road, the bike then turns around. 18 00,

the bike then turns around. 18 00, the bike then turns around. 18 00, the bike is then followed by the police vehicle which you have already seen cctv. neither sirens or police lights were used. 18 01, the police lights were used. 18 01, the police is set the roundabout and travels through archer road. 18 02, police vehicle turns onto grand avenue. 1802 to 18021“, 1802 to 180241, this is the approximate time of the collection. at the time of the collision, the police vehicle is on grand avenue, 1806 59, the police vehicle is receives information about traffic collision, they make their way to

the collision scene. there was no police vehicle at the time of the collision and we believe there were no other vehicles involved in the incident. we have based this on witness accounts, tracking data and cctv. we have made a mandatory referral to the independent 0ffice referral to the independent office for police conduct to ensure the matter receives independent scrutiny. we will provide them with all the information that we have enable undertake an independent investigation. i will now turn to the violence and disorder which happened in ely on monday night. nothing can excuse this. property was damaged and people were scared in their own homes. 0urfocus now is to fully cooperate with the iopc investigation into the circumstances of the collision and to investigate the appalling scenes that followed. we are appealing for witnesses,

information and footage from mobile phones and social media. we have already recovered around hundred and 80 pieces of video footage from police officers at the scene and this number is expected to grow. 0fficers this number is expected to grow. officers are also going through hundreds of hours of public cctv and video is posted on social media. anybody aware he was footage of monday's events can upload it to our link on our website. we are extremely gratefulfor link on our website. we are extremely grateful for the support of the community so far and urge anyone with any information to come forward to us. i will now take questions. forward to us. i will now take questiona— forward to us. i will now take cuestions. ., , ., ., , questions. can you confirm what this chase was about. _ questions. can you confirm what this chase was about. why _ questions. can you confirm what this chase was about. why were - questions. can you confirm what this chase was about. why were you - chase was about. why were you following — chase was about. why were you following the two boys? and what was the last _ following the two boys? and what was the last point on which the police were _ the last point on which the police were actively following them? let's speak— were actively following them? let's speak to _ were actively following them? let's speak to that timescale it seems 'ust speak to that timescale it seems just a _ speak to that timescale it seems just a few— speak to that timescale it seems just a few seconds before the

collision. _ just a few seconds before the collision, that contradicts what we originally— collision, that contradicts what we originally thought there was no chase — originally thought there was no chase. what contributed to the chase and at _ chase. what contributed to the chase and at what _ chase. what contributed to the chase and at what point did you stop? i want and at what point did you stop? want to be and at what point did you stop? i want to be as transparent as i can to the communities in ely so they can understand what can happen. i have set out the timeline based on the factual information i have. but the factual information i have. but the iopc are conducting an independent investigation as to whether any pursuit has taken place. i cannot fully answer your question today and for that i apologise. speculation about a chase and false rumours. _ speculation about a chase and false rumours, why did you let that persist— rumours, why did you let that persist for— rumours, why did you let that persist for so long? the situation esterda persist for so long? the situation yesterday morning _ persist for so long? the situation yesterday morning was _ persist for so long? the situation yesterday morning was still- persist for so long? the situation yesterday morning was still very | yesterday morning was still very unclear. i have explained to the huge amount of work that has had to be undertaken to get to the point to where we are. i would have wanted to speak to our communities sooner and i haven't been able to because we haven't had that level of

information.— haven't had that level of information. �* ., , ., information. but to let people go out to the community _ information. but to let people go out to the community and - information. but to let people go out to the community and say... | information. but to let people go - out to the community and say... the commissioner _ out to the community and say... he commissioner was out to the community and say... tie: commissioner was very out to the community and say... tie: commissioner was very clear in his interview that the situation was uncertain but that there was no police car following the e—bike at the time of the collision. as you know, alan has a very close relationship with the communities of ely and he wanted to give as much information as he could as soon as possible. do information as he could as soon as ossible. ,, information as he could as soon as ossible. , ., ., ., possible. do you regret that initial messaging? _ possible. do you regret that initial messaging? all — possible. do you regret that initial messaging? all that _ possible. do you regret that initial messaging? all that i _ possible. do you regret that initial messaging? all that i can - possible. do you regret that initial messaging? all that i can tell- possible. do you regret that initial messaging? all that i can tell you | messaging? all that i can tell you is that we have _ messaging? all that i can tell you is that we have done _ messaging? all that i can tell you is that we have done our - messaging? all that i can tell you is that we have done our best - messaging? all that i can tell you | is that we have done our best with the circumstances that we faced with the circumstances that we faced with the information that we had. we have been honest and direct. i am here today to give you the information i have now. i have still got hundreds of hours of investigation that will need to take place. i know you are not going to get every answer that you want today. speaking to the communities of ely, we are here to protect you and we absolutely understand that this was a terrible night and we need to focus on

bringing those offenders to justice. just seeing the footage of the last half an— just seeing the footage of the last halfan hour... just seeing the footage of the last half an hour... 0n stanway road that shows— half an hour... 0n stanway road that shows two _ half an hour... 0n stanway road that shows two boys on a bike following police _ shows two boys on a bike following police this — shows two boys on a bike following police. this contradicts your timeline _ police. this contradicts your timeline and seems... i police. this contradicts your timeline and seems... i have been really clear — timeline and seems... i have been really clear that _ timeline and seems... i have been really clear that i _ timeline and seems... i have been really clear that i have _ timeline and seems... i have been really clear that i have given - timeline and seems... i have been really clear that i have given you i really clear that i have given you factual... would you let me finish? thank you. absolutely to the best of my knowledge at this moment in time. i have told you that i have hundreds of hours of cctv. i could have waited. i could have not come here today to try and talk about what we know in the timeline as we understand it. buti know in the timeline as we understand it. but i am here to talk to the communities of ely. to let them know that we absolutely understand their concerns and we are listening to what you are saying to us on their behalf about their

worries, about the accuracy of what we have said. what we have told you is accurate but there other information, i have been really clear that we have still got an awful lot of cctv to review. in much of that will be done now by the iopc as they have taken the independent investigation i'm sure they will keep you updated. irate investigation i'm sure they will keep you updated.— investigation i'm sure they will keep you updated. investigation i'm sure they will kee ou udated. . ., , ., keep you updated. we have spoken to a lot of peeple — keep you updated. we have spoken to a lot of peeple in _ keep you updated. we have spoken to a lot of people in ely _ keep you updated. we have spoken to a lot of people in ely and _ keep you updated. we have spoken to a lot of people in ely and there - keep you updated. we have spoken to a lot of people in ely and there is - a lot of people in ely and there is a lot of people in ely and there is a lot— a lot of people in ely and there is a lot of— a lot of people in ely and there is a lot of stress and about the process _ a lot of stress and about the process of events. is it fair to saym — process of events. is it fair to saym ? — process of events. is it fair to sa ~ ., process of events. is it fair to sa m . , say... ? we are absolutely passionate _ say... ? we are absolutely passionate about - say... ? we are absolutelyl passionate about protecting say... ? we are absolutely - passionate about protecting the people of ely, we want to reach out to people and work with them. it didn't go as any of us would have wanted on the night of the incident. it is a tragic outcome that two young men have died and we want to understand why. the situation that

occurred afterwards in terms of people's behaviour is totally unacceptable. i absolutely know, as you do, that the people of ely condemn that. but they don't want that to be happening in their neighbourhood, neither do we, and we will work tirelessly with them to understand what we can do to support them going forward.— them going forward. under caution, them going forward. under caution, the offices in _ them going forward. under caution, the offices in the _ them going forward. under caution, the offices in the van _ them going forward. under caution, the offices in the van had _ them going forward. under caution, the offices in the van had they - them going forward. under caution, the offices in the van had they beenj the offices in the van had they been questioned under caution? know they haven't. questioned under caution? know they haven't- -- — questioned under caution? know they haven't- -- no. _ questioned under caution? know they haven't. -- no, they— questioned under caution? know they haven't. -- no, they haven't. - questioned under caution? know they haven't. -- no, they haven't. their. haven't. -- no, they haven't. their journalist — haven't. -- no, they haven't. their journalist considered _ haven't. -- no, they haven't. their journalist considered to _ haven't. -- no, they haven't. their journalist considered to fire - journalist considered to fire questions in the news conference at the back ends. the police are under considerable pressure there in terms of the initial information that they put out. worth just showing these pictures again before i recount what the police have just pictures again before i recount what the police havejust said. because these new pictures that the bbc have

obtained verified footage of the two teenagers who died in ely, these pictures were taken at 17 58 in terms of the time on may the 22nd and that was about five minutes before south wales police say that the accident occurred. let me take you through the key planks of what we heard there from police. i refer to what they initially said on the hours after the accident and collision. but they were very, very keen to talk about the timeline of events. the office as saying that they would like to have given the information they have given today yesterday but said it was a complex investigation where they have been studying cctv, looking at tracking data and interviewing witnesses. the timeline that she provided and she went through in minute detail. she talked about 17 59 shows the bike

and then she said at 1800 the bike was followed by a police vehicle, those are the pictures that we saw yesterday that appeared on the cctv. she made the point that neither a blue light or a siren was used at that stage. then over the next couple of minutes, they went through the various streets the vehicles have been in saying that at 1802, the accident happened in snowden road and made the point that the police vehicle was half a mile away in snowdon road. this most recent of the boys and the families of the two boys, kyrees sullivan and harvey evans who died in that collision. the family is paying tribute to the

best friends in a statement saying, they were loved by not only their families but by the community as well. just to go back to what the police were saying, they made the point that after news of the accident, that police vehicle they were talking about, the one that we had seen in the imagery at 1800, they then went to snowdon road, that on their sirens and they continue to take witness statements. but then turned to the violence that they said followed in the hours saying nothing excuse that and they were investigating the appalling scenes that followed. those are some of the key lines from the news conference, thomas morgan was there listening to it. and as you joined us, that news conference ended with more questions being fired at the police. but it

being fired at the police. but it being brought to an end and they are under considerable pressure about the information that they release not today necessarily but yesterday. yes, that is right. still the main part of this press conference from deputy chief constable was talking through the timeline of events as the police have put it together so far. they have been tracking the police vehicle, timestamp codes and where the vehicle has been an cctv that they have been able to get hold of as well. they have come to the assumption that when the fatal crash took place at the police that were following them were on grand avenue just a couple of streets down. i also asked them, the way this has been handled by the police, we had the police crime commission on the radio yesterday morning saying that no chaser taken place and that was rumours and still saying that perhaps the pursue to taken place

some point before the crash. we still haven't got more details about why a possibly police were following them, that is because deputy chief constable has said that because they have referred themselves to the iopc they can't go into any more information about why potentially the police were following the two boys yesterday. but i also asked about the credibility and trust in the police because i have been in that community for the past 24 are lies and people were speaking about distrust in the police even before we had this video footage yesterday. and i think, in the way that this has come out, the in terms of the timeline coming out. uncertainly, yesterday and morning, that distrust has possibly got worse in the way that this has been handled. i was auoin to that this has been handled. i was going to ask _ that this has been handled. i was going to ask you _ that this has been handled. i was going to ask you exactly - that this has been handled. i was going to ask you exactly on - that this has been handled. i was going to ask you exactly on that point because the police are keen to stress about the violence, the unrest saying that there were upsy no excuses for that. how much anger

as they're still in the community? there is a lot of anger. there isn't any police presence when we were there earlierjust before we came to this press conference. that may be a tactical decision, i'm not sure. certainly think that a police presence may be there now because of the heightened emotion wouldn't be the heightened emotion wouldn't be the greatest thing because emotions are high especially away around where the crash took place. there are two stories here, there is the crash and how that happened and then there is the violence, two separate things. the iopc is looking at how police handled events prior to the crash but when it comes to the violence that was touched on just now by the deputy chief constable and she was saying, of course, that was abhorrent in scenes like that should not be happening at all. and they are trawling through hundreds of hours of footage and hundreds of hours of social media footage and they are going through about 180

hours of police footage already and more arrests will most likely happen soon. ., ~' more arrests will most likely happen soon. . ~ i. more arrests will most likely happen soon. ., ~ ,, y more arrests will most likely happen soon. . ~ , . more arrests will most likely happen soon. ., ~' y . ., soon. thank you very much for the latest on that _ soon. thank you very much for the latest on that important _ soon. thank you very much for the latest on that important story. - soon. thank you very much for the | latest on that important story. you are watching bbc news. we will keep an eye on that story and return to it with any more developments that we have because an important news conference there with some of the latest details. you were watching bbc news. let's turn to a completely different story. my next guest, she's just one gold at the french tae kwon do championships. she's from afghanistan where, of course participation in sport is banned, if you're a woman. this is marzieh hamidi there she is with her medal. she was actually in france when the taliban returned to power she never went home. she now lives in exile. she competed under the afghanistan

flag and she now hopes to go to the world championships in azerbijan. marzieh hamidi joins me now. thank you so much for the inherent bbc news. congratulations, first of all. what do feel like to win gold? thank you for having me today. i am so happy... i won the gold medalfor afghanistan but unfortunately i am not in afghanistan and i can't fight officially for afghanistan under the officially for afghanistan under the official flag officially for afghanistan under the officialflag because officially for afghanistan under the official flag because there officially for afghanistan under the officialflag because there is taliban now and we don't have an official government. i fight for afghanistan from my heart and yes, i am so happy. we afghanistan from my heart and yes, i am so happy-— am so happy. we are going to put on the screen some _ am so happy. we are going to put on the screen some of— am so happy. we are going to put on the screen some of the _ am so happy. we are going to put on the screen some of the images - am so happy. we are going to put on the screen some of the images of. the screen some of the images of your training the screen some of the images of yourtraining and the screen some of the images of your training and these are the pictures, first of all, if you winning that gold medal. how

important is it so continued to represent afghanistan despite being there in exile? this represent afghanistan despite being there in exile?— there in exile? as we know, the taliban they _ there in exile? as we know, the taliban they ban _ there in exile? as we know, the taliban they ban everything - there in exile? as we know, the taliban they ban everything for| taliban they ban everything for women in afghanistan, especially sport. because of my sport i left afghanistan and i couldn't continue there. for me, it is not like a personalfight, it is there. for me, it is not like a personal fight, it is a fight for the freedom. try again taliban. i want to show them that if you ban a sport for me in afghanistan, i can continue here and i can be a champion. for me, it is very important this fight. i want to continue, i have a lot of problems, it is not easy. with the trauma that i have from afghanistan with the problems. i am i have from afghanistan with the problems. iam partialfrom afghanistan, it is my country. everyday when i see in the news what is happening in afghanistan it me a

lot. but i say to myself, you should continue and you should be champion to show the world that afghan women are very strong. iii to show the world that afghan women are very strong-— are very strong. in terms of staying in contact. — are very strong. in terms of staying in contact. l — are very strong. in terms of staying in contact, i know— are very strong. in terms of staying in contact, i know you _ are very strong. in terms of staying in contact, i know you do _ are very strong. in terms of staying in contact, i know you do with - in contact, i know you do with friends and fellow athletes still in afghanistan. what are they able to tell you because you continue your career and they have had to stop completely. how difficult is that when you talk with them? sometimes i feel ashamed — when you talk with them? sometimes i feel ashamed to _ when you talk with them? sometimes i feel ashamed to ask— when you talk with them? sometimes i feel ashamed to ask them _ when you talk with them? sometimes i feel ashamed to ask them what - when you talk with them? sometimes i feel ashamed to ask them what is - feel ashamed to ask them what is happening there because it is horrible the situation and when i talk with some of my friends that they were in the national team in afghanistan when they said that they can't even go outside without a man. i feel ashamed to can't even go outside without a man. ifeel ashamed to ask, can't even go outside without a man. i feel ashamed to ask, are you training because everything is bad. everything is in the hands of taliban and they say, tell to girls

that they cannot come for training, everything is finished. if they come, they will see what will happen to them. so there is no hope and they are sad, they are depressed. they can't go outside, there is no training and we have some afghan athletes that are in pakistan, they are finding a way to live there and continue their sport. also the situation is horrible there. it is not a good situation and i can say that it not a good situation and i can say thatitis not a good situation and i can say that it is horrible.— that it is horrible. interns, for ou that it is horrible. interns, for you now. _ that it is horrible. interns, for you now, winning _ that it is horrible. interns, for you now, winning this - that it is horrible. interns, for you now, winning this gold i that it is horrible. interns, for - you now, winning this gold recently, that means that you will be able to go to the championships, doesn't it? because ultimately you are still hoping to get to the olympics, onto? yes, of course. i am hoping to get to the olympics, onto? yes, of course. iam hoping hoping to get to the olympics, onto? yes, of course. i am hoping to go to the olympic games. it is my dream. and for now, i am more inspired to

go to the olympics because of what happened to me. and i am prepping for the world championship in azerbaijan. unfortunately i haven't received yet my visa. i have a lot of stress. i have the stress of the visa because i didn't receive my visa because i didn't receive my visa and in two days i will leave paris, i will leave her to go to azerbaijan but also there is a problem... it is notjust the stress of training at some problems. sometimes also if i want to go to competition out of europe it is quite difficult for me to get the visa. there i am training and i receive my visa and i want to go to azerbaijan for the world championship to be the and i will be the only afghan girl who is in the

world championship and i will fight for afghanistan.— for afghanistan. perhaps we would talk to ou for afghanistan. perhaps we would talk to you when _ for afghanistan. perhaps we would talk to you when you _ for afghanistan. perhaps we would talk to you when you get _ for afghanistan. perhaps we would talk to you when you get there - for afghanistan. perhaps we would talk to you when you get there but j talk to you when you get there but thank you so much for taking time to speak to us today on bbc news. thank you so much for your time. we are about to take a break. when we are back we will give you the latest from what we have learned from cardiff from the police in the last shot while. the latest new pictures that the bbc has obtained, the latest details from the police who have plenty more on this, one of our main stories on bbc news in the next little while. we will pause their first. hello there. maybe you've seen a really nice sunset or sunrise over the last 24 hours, like this one from warwickshire. now, a lot of the cloud you can see here is actually aeroplane contrails. yes, the water that aeroplane engines chuck out the back of the engines can make these contrails. and when there's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere, seven miles up where the planes fly, those contrails can persist and last for a long time, giving those beautiful sunrise

and sunset pictures. now, those contrails are starting to move away towards france and the air is getting drier seven miles up in the atmosphere. and so you're less likely to see those contrails hang around quite so long today. and weatherwise this afternoon, for most of us, a lot of sunshine. 0k, there's a bit more cloud on this very weak weather front. for west scotland, northern ireland, you might see the odd a bit of rain, but for the vast majority it's a dry and fine afternoon with long spells of sunshine. feeling warm in that strong may sun. temperatures high teens to low 20s. now, overnight tonight, a few patches of cloud drifting southwards, but for many we'll keep the clear skies. temperatures very similar to recent nights, 7 to 9 degrees your overnight low. bit colder than that across parts of northern scotland in shelter. then we've got more of the same over the next few days. high pressure stays with us. the winds coming around that in a clockwise sense. so the winds coming off the atlantic and that means temperatures aren't really going to change that much. thursday, another fine day then. 0k, there could be a little bit more in the way of fine cloud across central and eastern areas of england, but not really spoiling things much at all. and the same is true perhaps for northern ireland. temperatures high teens to low 20s, probably peaking at about 23 degrees

for south and east wales, the south west midlands, south west england. butjust a reminder, how does that compare compared with recent warm spells in may? well, it puts us pretty much bottom of the pile. 0ften our warm spells at this time of year result in temperatures into the mid to high 20s. so it's not that warm, really. 0n into friday's forecast, another dry day, perhaps a bit more cloud just running into the far north of scotland. could see an odd bit of rain from that, but again, not very much at all. for most, it's dry, temperatures again reaching the low 20s in the warmest spots. now heading into the bank holiday weekend, that high pressure continues to dominate the weather picture so it stays dry for most. i think there'll be a tendency for temperatures to rise a bit further. so more of us seeing temperatures getting into those low 20s. feeling warm in the may sun.

live from london, this is bbc news. south wales police have again insisted there was no police vehicle industry in cardiff where two boys were killed in a crash on monday evening. the bbc verifies new video. there was no police vehicle in snowden road at the time of the collision, and we believe there were no other vehicles involved in the incident. two big political stories in the uk — we have the latest on the controversies involving the home secretary and boris johnson. florida's governor, ron desantis, is about to announce his bid to be the republican candidate for the 2024 presidential election.

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