sorry about that, mr vara.th me instead of members of the cabinet. no, no, no, don't, we're grateful for your time, of course. i'm really sorry, but i might interrupt again. and she did interrupt again, when talking to her next interviewee, jill rutter. reminiscent of what we're told i was heard in the prime minister's flat, maybe it's still the same cd. but no, i don't think- it was a party culture, then... mr rees—mogg, will you come and talk to us here on bbc news? please — come on, today, you know you want to. ok, i'm so sorry, jill rutter, that's the last time i'm going to interrupt anybody. despite the apologies, several newswatch viewers were angry about what they saw. here's paul williams... that evening, the location changed from downing street to kyiv — where borisjohnson had been holding talks with the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, about the threat posed by the build—up of russian troops on its border. but, had the subject matter changed, too? well, let's see what was said after the two le

the committee interested in n varas efforts to subvert the election. >> we were going to challenge the election in six battleground states. >> he responded saying quote as the domestic terrorists running the january 6th partisan witch hunt are well aware, president trump has invoked executive privilege and it's not my privilege to waive. his subpoena coming a day of sources confirm trump staffer and white house aid sarah mathews voluntarily appeared before the committee. matthews was working in the west wing on the day of the insurrection. the committee asking her about what was happening inside the white house that day. and the political fallout from january 6th continues to swirl especially after members of the rnc voted to cen shsure two members, liz cheney and adam kinsinger. today republicans split over the move and the rnc's decision to label january 6th a political digital discourse. how leader kevin mccarthy is defending the move. >> because they weren't referring to people who have broken into this building. everyone understands that. >> reporter: while some rank and file memb

puedes hacer otra cosa y yo sÉ que este tiempo le van a tirar hasta por debajo de la lengua, aguanta varae todos estamos esperando la llegada de paulina rubio que tiene un gran evento, te prometo que yo cante muchas cosas que estaba escuchando. presentadora: es un popurrÍ. paulina tambiÉn va a recibir el premio a la trayectoria. >> soy muy necia, soy muy testaruda cuando quiero algo, cuchillito de palo, he crecido arriba de un escenario y lo que mÁs disfruto estar amor, dar mi mensaje, dar canciones y que en algÚn momento te encuentres de un modo diferente. presentadora: definitivamente este jueves serÁ una noche inolvidable, nosotros vamos a seguir comentando de lo que sucediÓ ayer con los ensayos. presentador: que gusto estar allÍ, estoy detrÁs del escenario viendo la utilerÍa que se estarÁ usando y me fui a platicar con este cantante cubano que tiene una historia espectacular. tambiÉn les cuento que voy investigar para quÉ se va a usar esta tina, serÁ que alguien se va a baÑar? >> estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y reviv

okay, and that is all your support for now back to you, kamala vara, thank you so much indeed. but that's we're all done here in john hall for today. lauren taylor and the team there in london, sending guy. they will have another bulletin of news for you in a couple of minutes. 1900 hours, jim. ah, and julian, the debate they eraser of like people from the american and global story was very powerful on an online ad your voice. the comment section is whitehead joining our conversation. we had all protected when everyone is protected. it is not by being nationalistic about us. you just look at it in a very different way. say that perspective men and men meeting each other and they don't have any pollution. let me put it clear for you this dream on al jazeera, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. 5, because is the world's leading coca producer. but its weak infrastructure makes traveling a challenge. we follow to drive zoom as he grappled with repair

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sorry about that, mr vara. that's all right.ning, the location changed from downing street to kyiv where borisjohnson had been holding talks with the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, about the threat posed by the build—up of russian troops on its border. but had the subject matter changed too? well, let's see what was said after the two leaders had spoken at a press conference following their meeting. translation: thank you| to colleagues, journalists. the prime minister and the president are prepared to answer a couple of questions. bbc, please. just wait for your mic. good afternoon, gentlemen. prime minister, first — have you done enough to survive? have you done enough to persuade enough colleagues to rescue your premiership? and, on the issue of ukraine, why should the international community take your diplomacy seriously when you're so preoccupied at home? several newswatch viewers were highly unimpressed by that. one of them was david lewis, and he recorded this video to explain why. with the world apparently on t

boasted its restaurant as quote inspired by stories mexico city hangout where legend has it chair ga varaing to you. i mentioned this is the second location. this is cafe habana's 52-week low quailings this location, not a mom-and-pop shop. this is embracing cuban revolution, communism or incredibly ignorant? >> i think research and development department needs a overview. how you can come to miami do anything that is pro-castro, pro-chair ga che bharara, is astonishing. we took many refugees who started a new life. personally they have had people affected with family members in prison. everything taken from them by the cuban government. it is astonishing to me this company didn't realize that. this location is in brickell. they put a lot of money into it. will: do some research and understanding that miami is home to cuban refugees of the cuban revolution. >> correct. will: what do you think happened here? many ways chair ga che is symbol. is that what they were going for? >> plays on the campus of nyc is in new york doesn't play in new york. or miami. what plays on the nyu campus doesn'

. - the north west cambridgeshire mp shailesh vara also spoke yesterday and called on the governmentrning. let's stop now. -- let's talk to him now morning-— let's stop now. -- let's talk to him | now. morning._ what now. morning. hello, victoria. what do ou now. morning. hello, victoria. what do you think — now. morning. hello, victoria. what do you think this _ now. morning. hello, victoria. what do you think this prime _ now. morning. hello, victoria. what do you think this prime minister? i on, that there are other issues we need to be dealing with and that is what the prime minister wants to do. what we now need to do is recognise the content of sue gray's report, including recommendations for changes which the prime minister has said he will do. but we need to move on while we wait for the next report, the met police report, on other issues. my constituents said i have military bases and i have e—mails from families concerned about the consequences for their loved ones in the military if things escalate on the ukrainian and russian border. parliament, crisis, the cost of living