itjust— johnson now faces a third inquiry. itiust felt— johnson now faces a third inquiry. it just felt as if they went on that this was— it just felt as if they went on that this was a — it just felt as if they went on that this was a part of a tipping point. when _ this was a part of a tipping point. when steve baker, loyalist brexiteer, former minister for johnson — brexiteer, former minister for johnson stood up and said that game is uu _ johnson stood up and said that game is uu you _ johnson stood up and said that game is up. you felt well, maybe it is this time. butjohnson has had such a seesaw— this time. butjohnson has had such a seesaw political career, you never know _ a seesaw political career, you never know with _ a seesaw political career, you never know with him. the a seesaw political career, you never know with him-— know with him. the man he bid for the niuht know with him. the man he bid for the night before _ know with him. the man he bid for the night before leadership - know with him. the man he bid for the night before leadership saying| the night be

johnson continues to maintain he did not realize he was breaking the rules. p.m.nson: it did not occur to me then or subsequently that a gathering in the cabinet room just before a vital meeting on covid strategy could amount to a breach of the rules. ros: this would mean the prime minister did not fully understand the laws he was setting everyone to stick to. as well as a different issue, not knowing how many others were breaking the law and number 10. this is not just about one event. the police have issued at least 50 fines connected to three events. there's also the investigation of civil serva sue gray, which is not being delivered in its entirety but failures of leadership have been noted at different times. even without sue gray's report, police believe the leader of the u.k. has broken the law. that has led this conservative mp to withdraw his support. >> i am very sorry to have to say this, but i no longer think he is worthy of the great office he holds. ros: we should emphasize the vast, vast majority of conservative mps want worse johnson to continue, o

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johnson: thank you, senator grassley. what senator grassley and i have shown over the course of six speeches are the actual bank records of financial transactions tying president biden's son hunter and his brother james to businesses that have essentially the arms of the communist chinese regime. but the biden business ventures include activities in many more countries than just china. in our september and november 2020 reports, we showed a vast web of biden family foreign financial entanglements that were largely ignored by the media and falsely labeled russian disinformation by our democrat colleagues. as outrageous as the suppression of the reports and the false attacks were, perhaps the most egregious behavior came from 51 former intelligence agency officials who let their names and reputations to an effort designed to convince the american public that hunter biden's labtop had, quote, all the classic earmarks of a russian disinformation operation, unquote. without any evidence backing their assertion, they engaged in

. ., ., , , that will determine what happens to johnson. . ., , , ., johnson.thing. yeah. there's _ johnson. so far absolutely nothing. yeah, there's going _ johnson. so far absolutely nothing. yeah, there's going to _ johnson. so far absolutely nothing. yeah, there's going to be - johnson. so far absolutely nothing. yeah, there's going to be a - johnson. so far absolutely nothing. yeah, there's going to be a lot - johnson. so far absolutely nothing. yeah, there's going to be a lot of l yeah, there's going to be a lot of people with their eyes on the commons. including it in announcement borrower sir lindsay hoyle about a potential investigation.— hoyle about a potential investigation. hoyle about a potential investiuation. ., �* , , ~ investigation. that's why i think in the telegraph _ investigation. that's why i think in the telegraph front _ investigation. that's why i think in the telegraph front page - investigation. that's why i think in the telegraph front page of- investigation. that's why i think in the telegraph front page of the . the telegraph fron

i think that was helpful for boris johnson. but the flip helpful for boris johnson.lip of that is you've got mps in their constituencies hearing from voters _ their constituencies hearing from voters about whether they're angry or not _ voters about whether they're angry or not about this. if they've had it in the _ or not about this. if they've had it in the neck— or not about this. if they've had it in the neck for the last few days, and i think— in the neck for the last few days, and i think you might then see the dial start— and i think you might then see the dial start to move in some mps consider— dial start to move in some mps consider whether they start putting in those _ consider whether they start putting in those letters. if we speak about voters. _ in those letters. if we speak about voters, there are... in those letters. if we speak about voters, there are. . ._ in those letters. if we speak about voters, there are... saying that he should click. _ voters, there are... saying that he should click. 7596 _ voters, there are... saying that he should click.

in boris johnson before july. no-confidence in boris johnson before july. the guardian says it can reveal _ before july. the guardian says it can reveal that _ before july. the guardian says it can reveal that former _ before july. the guardian says it can reveal that former house - before july. the guardian says it - can reveal that former house jeremy hunt warned website would not support mous to delay the inquiry. this is what the government was trying to do at the start of the day but abandoned it apparently because they didn't have enough support from mps to do that. in the guardian said hunt sending an e—mail to constituents that he found the fines issue tojohnson and rishi sunak, "quite shocking and disappointing. obviouslyjeremy hunt is a potential leadership candidate for that if it comes to that. rishi sunak is been long a potential candidate if it comes to it. is the conservative party in real disarray at the moment, do you think? or will they come together behind johnson but these elections ahead? trio

boris johnson is appealing to the west. gaping heights in the west. i am ready to prove this on the basis of the very materials that we have just reviewed together, because well, boris johnson is talking about what you can take and refuse from russian gas, oil, fuel and lubricants, so to speak, whatever you like. i know why happens because about 2 years ago. he ordered mi6. in general, this is not a civil structure. yes, six ordered a plan for the development of electric britain and withdrawal to the anglosphere, which, by the way, determined policy in many ways, and the uk after brexit, that is, in fact, they really intend to go inside their former colonies to arrange a commonwelve. so to speak, a cabal, and a new updated model, and for some reason it seems to johnson that he will be able to do this for two reasons. the first in australia is uranus but we know that uk but not previously living. this is not france , this is also a very interesting intrigue, as they say sarael in the bushes, but this is now beyond the scope

to kiev, it was published after johnson's meeting with zelensky. i still did not understand why and why johnson's visit was secret? hi this is boris johnson prime minister of the uk i'm traveling on a fantastic train already railway to kiev from poland it's funny of course that at the beginning of the video johnson introduces himself and names his position. well, that is, the dude is really aware that none of those who watch this video have any idea who he is, what he is doing here? generally writes videos more often, as if he is haunted by lavr zelensky well, the main blogger of the president. i would like to say a huge thank you for the work of the employees of the ukrainian railways, as far as i understand, you are called iron people, because it is connected with the railway industry, but i also believe that this conveys your spirit and the spirit of ukraine fighting back the horrific aggression that will see the west is a railway in ukrainian zaliznytya, which quite accurately characterizes the foreign policy of ukraine in recent years old. 18

let minutes, we have heard from boris johnson. _ minutes, we have heard from boris johnson. ., , ., johnsonnson. let me say immediately that i have paid the _ johnson. let me say immediately that i have paid the fine, _ johnson. let me say immediately that i have paid the fine, and _ johnson. let me say immediately that i have paid the fine, and i _ johnson. let me say immediately that i have paid the fine, and i once - i have paid the fine, and i once again offer a full apology. and, in again offer a full apology. and, in a spirit of openness and humility, i want to be completely clear about what happened on that date. my day began shortly after 7am, and i chaired eight meetings in number ten, including the cabinet committee deciding covid strategy. i visited a school in hemel hempstead, which took me out of downing street for overfour took me out of downing street for over four hours. took me out of downing street for overfour hours. and took me out of downing street for over four hours. and amongst all these engagements, on a day that happened to be my birthday, there was a brief gatheri

johnson was it is said that these wine meetings, not innocent them hard. to justify a period of thousands of days by the standards of human life as an infant the british newspaper the telegraph once compared boris johnson to a baby in a business suit. the tone of that article was not at all a touching speech. it was about his responsibility and readiness to govern the country. if i may. johnson is struggling to be compared to a child in some way, only looking at how easily he can get away from punishment for holding an illegal lockdown party. he has not lost post of prime minister. he just pay. a fine of 50 pounds for illegal parking in this country pays more. . after the first hearings, johnson became prime minister and the matter was hushed up. british health care did not receive the promised splashes of millions, but experienced enormous difficulties. during a pandemic johnson's bret-related foreign policy promises have also become archival data. well , as it were, but a power equivalent to the united states in america, equivalent to china, to return to

johnson is asked the same question.ince on the render mod and is india ready to join the camp. west's boris johnson ca n't answer intelligibly. the main mission seems to be failed. i spoke today with the premier of fashion sure it's no secret to our indian friends. he spoke with vladimir putin several times about what putin thinks he is doing and why he thinks this is happening, and the indians want peace, and they want, for the russians to leave, and i fully agree with this news from mariupo. johnson is being forced to admit that russia will achieve its goals in the operation in ukraine, and all the same, london will give kiev weapons, and pressure on russia will be increased, including through the weakening of military exports. to do this, britain begins to transfer military technology to india in order to weaken ties with moscow . however, there were no victories here. um, or is it i think there is a difference, because india has a historical relationship with russia that all respect that continues for decades over t

johnson sat and waited.to achieve success in new delhi, johnson is trying to mimic and puts on an indian tulip. in india, johnson has already compared putin to crocodile and said that ukraine is now in russian paste, so it is useless to conduct negotiations to continue to fight zelensky demands a byte. mr. president, how long the united states will be able to maintain the level and pace of military support for ukraine is very simple. well, we are capable of doing. it's been a long time question of whether we will continue to maintain the support of the international community and pressure putin not to let him take over the country. the us spent $9 billion to help the kiev regime. for 155 million dollars. today i'm announcing another $800 million to strengthen ukrainian capabilities in the battle to the east in the donbas region in this package, heavy artillery, a dozen howitzers, 144, hundreds of ammunition for galkin, there are also more tactical drones. we can't always announce what our partners are doing

dan johnson, thank ou. can continue. dan johnson, thank yon let's — can continue.continue. dan johnson, thank yon let's get a — can continue. dan johnson, thank you. let's get a sense _ can continue. dan johnson, thank you. let's get a sense of- can continue. dan johnson, thank you. let's get a sense of things i can continue. dan johnson, thank| you. let's get a sense of things in moscow. jenny hill is there. is that what you pick up on where you are, the sense there is a long way to go from moscow's perspective? weill. the sense there is a long way to go from moscow's perspective? well, the official line here _ from moscow's perspective? well, the official line here is _ from moscow's perspective? well, the official line here is that _ from moscow's perspective? well, the official line here is that a _ from moscow's perspective? well, the official line here is that a new- from moscow's perspective? well, the official line here is that a new and - official line here is that a new and significant phase of the special military operation, as they call it here, is begi

boris johnson has _ achieved by their meetings? boris johnson has had _ achieved by their meetings?ngs? boris johnson has had a warm _ achieved by their meetings? err" 3 johnson has had a warm welcome in india unlike the pressure he faces back home. union flags have been flying at parliament. his face has been on posters around the city and the prime minister told reporters seeing his face on billboards here was like feeling he was india's superstar cricketer sachin tendulkar. mrjohnson described narendra modi as his specialfriend but they do not see i to eye on everything, not least on the situation in ukraine. as we heard in the report there, the prime minister mentioned the situation in ukraine in his talks and it is unusual to hear more about prime minister modi's thinking but he told mr johnson he had raised this with vladimir putin and said he had intervened on the conflict and also called on him to end it which is a revelation because we rarely hear from prime minister modi on this beyond statements he issues. india has refused to condemn the invasion and has remained neutral

boris johnson better. borisjohnson has become the first serving prime minister to be found to have broken the law by the police but he says he will not resign. his wife carrie has also been fine. chancellor of the exchequer, concluded to a broken the law and the opposition say but the chance and the prime minister should go. chance and the prime minister should no. , chance and the prime minister should io, , ., chance and the prime minister should go. they have dishonored their office and _ go. they have dishonored their office and then _ go. they have dishonored their office and then he _ go. they have dishonored their office and then he lied - go. they have dishonored their. office and then he lied repeatedly about it to the public. britain deserves better. imilli about it to the public. britain deserves better.— about it to the public. britain deserves better. will bring you all the reaction _ deserves better. will bring you all the reaction in _ deserves better. will bring you all the reaction in the

well, this is johnson's walk of shame. i this is johnson's walk of shame.f shame. obviously there has been a recess so everybody _ obviously there has been a recess so everybody is back to parliament tomorrow. johnson will be walking in as the _ tomorrow. johnson will be walking in as the first _ tomorrow. johnson will be walking in as the first prime minister of britain — as the first prime minister of britain to— as the first prime minister of britain to have broken the law. that's — britain to have broken the law. that's not _ britain to have broken the law. that's not a great let's face it, we also have — that's not a great let's face it, we also have the rwanda situation. so there _ also have the rwanda situation. so there is— also have the rwanda situation. so there is much to address, that is no matter— there is much to address, that is no matter what— there is much to address, that is no matter what you think of it in extraordinarily divisive piece of policy — extraordinarily divisive piece of policy. all eyes will be on him this week_ policy. all e

yeah, i think boris johnson will— parliament. yeah, i think boris johnson will get _ parliament.through - parliament. yeah, i think boris johnson will get through the i parliament. yeah, i think boris i johnson will get through the next few days, — johnson will get through the next few days, but if he did get fined, you might — few days, but if he did get fined, you might end up with ministers walking — you might end up with ministers walking out the cabinet. you could see tory— walking out the cabinet. you could see tory mps sending in their letters— see tory mps sending in their letters en masse. but i think one of the thinge— letters en masse. but i think one of the things that's been helpful for him today was that this party is on the miider— him today was that this party is on the milder end of the spectrum. he is able _ the milder end of the spectrum. he is able to— the milder end of the spectrum. he is able to say it was a surprise party, — is able to say it was a surprise party, he was only there for nine minutes — party, he was only there for nine minutes it — party, he

life now to lawrence johnson -- prime minister boris johnson responding to breaking restrictions during covid-19 lot now. prime minister johnson: let me begin in all humility by saying on the 12th of april, i received a notice relating to the eviction -- i paid the fine immediately and offered the british people a fool apology. i take this opportunity on the first available sitting days to repeat my wholehearted apology. as soon as i received -- i acknowledged the hurt and the anger. i said people had a right -- and i repeat that mr. speaker, in the house now. not by way of mitigation or excuse, but purely because my previous words in this house, it did not occurred to me then or subsequently that a gap -- a gathering in the common -- in the room could result in breach of the rules. that was my mistake and i apologize for it unreservedly. i respect the outcome of the police investigation which is still underway. i can only say i will this -- respect their decision making and always take the appropriate steps. as you know, i have taken significant steps. it is precisely why so many peopl

zelensky hosting boris johnson toda . , zelensky hosting boris johnson toda. , , today. considering which you have _ today. unbelievable considering which you have been _ today. unbelievable considering which you have been through. l today. unbelievable considering i which you have been through. the strenath which you have been through. the strength of— which you have been through. iie: strength of the which you have been through. tie: strength of the underdog, ukraine's president battling for the survival of his country, welcoming and pleading for the outside world to fight russian aggression. the unannounced talks came as britain pledged 120 armoured vehicles and new anti—ship missile systems. the two men were keen to suggest ukraine is on the front foot, a walkabout in kyiv inconceivable a fortnight ago. borisjohnson basking in praise for his support from the public and the president. we his support from the public and the resident. ~ ., ., , , , president. we have to exert pressure on the form — president. we have to exert pressure on the form of _ president. we have

k. prime minister boards, johnson and the ukranian president voluntary zalinski bores johnson pledging more support to ukraine. he did announce that the u. k. will be giving you credit a $120.00 armored vehicles and new anti ship miss out systems i and also a johnson saying better the u. k. will continue to incent, intensify the sanctions on russia week by week. so that's coming out of ukraine. now we'll move on to pakistan and tell you about opposition and peas there because they are accusing the ruling party of delaying a no confidence vote against prime minister iran con. the session was adjourned 4 times on saturday. earlier parliament was dissolved to avoid a vote of no confidence supreme court judges rule that was illegal. opposition party say they have enough folks to oust con. let's take a look at how the push for no confidence vote led to the constitutional crisis. last sunday, the opposition put forward and no confidence motion to parliament and a bit to our prime minister. iran con, accused him of handling the economy badly. the deputy speaker blocked that motion saying that

how many more finds can boris johnson get for parties — finds can boris johnson get for parties thating where people saying _ a nine minute gathering where people saying happy birthday to the prime minister? — saying happy birthday to the prime minister? what about the 100 people invited _ minister? what about the 100 people invited and the christmas parties? i think— invited and the christmas parties? i think it's _ invited and the christmas parties? i think it's going to be those issues that wiii— think it's going to be those issues that will face real pressure on the prime _ that will face real pressure on the prime minister so when mps come to westminster next week, boris johnson's _ westminster next week, boris johnson's addition doesn't seem quite _ johnson's addition doesn't seem quite a — johnson's addition doesn't seem quite a secure. do johnson's addition doesn't seem quite a secure.— quite a secure. do you think the 1922 committee _ quite a secure. do you think the 1922 committee will— quite a secure. do you think the 1922 committee will be - quite a secure. do you think t

the only one who has so far refused is the example of boris johnson, but borodyanka herself came to johnsong around the ukrainian capital, he allegedly accidentally met a witness to putin's aggression kapets, what are you happy about? say also that we are in the yashna, we will be until the end of life itself. today it became known that odessa street will be named after johnson instead of mayakovsky russian street, that is, there will be a malicious poet, johnson street but this will hardly help boris in his homeland, where they dream of dismissing him, he left with the biden president and informed him about my language to kiev and about how we intensify our support for president zelensky i suggested that our long-term goal should be to strengthen and strengthen ukraine to a point where russia never dares to attack again. you collectively do everything possible, in order to make sure that vladimir putin was defeated a complete defeat in ukraine, we are trying to portray the prime minister with shields in his hands on the accounts of the president of ukraine, behind whom we are hiding fighte

, �* ., ., johnson? yes. briefly, you have to sa that johnson? yes.ast week, momentum is building _ say that after last week, momentum is building but you still have to -et is building but you still have to get to— is building but you still have to get to 54 — is building but you still have to get to 54 mp5 to put in letters of no confidence and then you have 182 vote for— no confidence and then you have 182 vote for a _ no confidence and then you have 182 vote for a new leader so still a long _ vote for a new leader so still a long way— vote for a new leader so still a long way to go. vote for a new leader so still a long way to go— vote for a new leader so still a lona wa to no. . ~' . long way to go. thank you so much for talkin: long way to go. thank you so much for talking us _ long way to go. thank you so much for talking us through _ long way to go. thank you so much for talking us through the - long way to go. thank you so much for talking us through the papers. i for talking us through the papers. you will be back later but for now, thank you

boris johnson may become the subject of a parliamentary investigation, according to the british press , the house of commons intends to find out if the prime minister was deliberately trying to mislead mps when he claimed that all anti-covid rules were observed at his residence by embodying a fine for illegal parties on downing street. he never pleaded guilty in plain language. they want to convict the head of government of lying to parliament. well, by the way, the definition of a liar. so firmly entrenched in the premier among the british that they do not need additional evidence and investigations summed up the thousand days of johnson's tenure as head of the cabinet. a foreign flag over his residence, he talks about ukraine as often as he talks about england sends £350 million worth of military aid to kiev, while in his own country a center for food assistance to the poor is asked to protect the population from hunger and he leads poverty relation. so it does not leave any possibilities or any options for not him, but great britain to maintain relations with russia and threaten to

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ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. british prime minister, forrest johnson travels to kia to meet all of them are zalinski, pledges more military, a print crane, and says he wants to show solidarity the face of russia, aggression makers and pakistan votes, remove the prime minister from office and run con, loses a vote. of no confidence following weeks of turmoil, the opposition will be task performing a new government. but con says he will not accept it. also coming up. michael, the whole 6 or 2nd term and francis presidential election with far right live on the append. just a couple points behind him. ah, i mean tilton welcome to the program. british prime minister boars, johnson has travelled to key of to meet you craning, president vulgar zelinski johnson pledge more military support to help counter expected russian offensive in the east. zelinski has said he is committed to pressing for peace despite russia's attack on civilians. the city of crime at tolorisk is still reeling from a missile strike on a train station there were residents were waiting to flee the morning a

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[000:00:00;00] hey, this is dw news line from berlin. british prime minister boars johnson travels to give to me to follow the resiliency. pledges more military for ukraine and says he wants to show solidarity in the face of russia's aggression. lawmakers and pakistan vote to remove the prime minister from office in rome. con loses a vote of no confidence. following weeks of turmoil, the opposition will be task for forming. a new government con says he will not accept it. also coming up, one of my call sends a 2nd term in or 6 rather a 2nd term for instance, presidential election. what paul, so far, right. wible, moving the pen, just a couple points behind him. ah. american children, welcome to the program. british prime minister boris johnson has travelled to give to meet ukrainian president vold zelinski johnson pledge, more military support, help counter unexpected russian offensive in the east. so lensky has said he is committed to pressing for peace despite russia's attacks on civilians. the city of crime, tolorisk is still reeling from a missile strike on a train station there w

johnson. >> thank you for being a part of this moment. i was worn in raised in toledo. i was the first in my family to graduate from college. my mother was a passionate teacher and after 30 years of service she retired and lives with me for 15 years until she passed away recently at the age of 91. during my journey as a caregiver i remained as a community at this. for the past 20 years i've been a committeewoman fighting for women's rights, a woman's right to choose, to criminal justice reform. i started the central information technology company in a vested the to help my nieces and nephews graduate from college because it takes a village to raise a family. as a democrat i know what's at stake in this election. we have to get people back to work so they can put more money into their pockets. we have to defeat trumpism and we have to unify and uplift the ohio for a better tomorrow. my name is traci johnson and i want to be your next united states senator. senate candidates thank you and we wil

boris johnson and past few minutes.ating to those events taking place in downing street and other government buildings while covid restrictions were in place. at this point it's unclear exactly what events this relates to. we know the met police were looking at 12 events and we know the prime minister was linked to three of those events. including an event in the cabinet office where he was presented with a birthday cake. at this point we don't know specifically the details, just that the two of them are getting fines. downing street had said previously if the primers there was find they would reveal that. the treasury had said they would take the same approach to rishi sunak. of course, we got that update earlier on today from the met police that over 50 fixed penalty notices have now been issued. it doesn't necessarily mean 50 individuals have been fined, more than one person could get one. the met themselves are not going to be naming names when it comes to fines and they are not going to be specific about what event

johnson: sure. but you won't disagree with the fact that your firm, mckinsey, took money from the f.d.a.'s center for drug evaluation and research which oversees numerous opioid related programs, correct? you won't disagree with that. mr. fernfels: i would agree we did work on what i think is called cdar, is the acronym for that. it might make sense to also describe what we actually did with cdar because i think the committee knows it covers all drugs. not just opioids. mr. johnson: it does include opioids, though, correct? mr. fernfels: it does. mr. johnson: and isn't it true at the same time mckinsey was taking money consulting from the f.d.a., mckinsey was also consulting with the opioid manufacturers including purdue pharma, johnson & johnson, and also endo international, correct? mr. sternfels: we work with a host of pharmaceutical -- mr. johnson: at the same time as you were working with the federal government. mr. sternfels: we were. mr. johnson: when was it that mckinsey first alerted the fe

this is not good news for, for us johnson. he's had a o series of revelations. first of all from leaks about with the number of parties that were going on in down the street at that time when they were banned. and a lot of old people were making considerable sacrifices and yet, so it appears that number 10 was our having parties virtually every other day. and deborah's johnson has a major problem and with the police getting involved as well, i think things are closing, and i mean the context of this obviously is that tens of thousands obviously ever died. millions arguably psychologically wounded. make your in braga with the police, sir, seem quite small, arguably in response. why do you think president dick they had in the metropolitan police? had to be persuaded by media reports to investigate what would otherwise have been this? what fine they supposed to violating the corona? virus restrictions, much voluntary, a had a policy of only investigating and prosecuting where people were literally breaking the rules in front of their eyes. and that has simply not b

or 2 sequencing taking a look at what's going to happen there with worse johnson in india. appreciate that . now china and pakistan have announced that they are expanding their partnership as part of a new economic court or a new pakistani nuclear power unit, and powered by a chinese developed reactor has also started working this week. the new round of cooperation comes as pakistan's, newly appointed prime minister forms a coalition government pm. shabazz sharif has also hosted china's envoy pakistan for talks in islamabad. geopolitical analyst, hassan a slum, shod, and paris school of technology and business. professor benjamin shall say, close ties between the countries go beyond the current change of power, the new government, any government when it comes on there are certain capital to with chinese on definitely one of the was a bug, a sunny governments have reached out to in the past it's non subject to the genome governments, it's beyond the governments, it's a strategic state to state relationship. so this was very much expected. and the 2nd thing bear in mind is th

not like them today johnson well, because he lied lied.s is not forgiven, it turns out, when it comes to drinking, when it comes to the attitude towards russia of the essence of what is happening, then, as the anglo-saxons always say. you can't consider yourself a great country a great power if you don't have double standards, some before us johnson deceived us for this he will suffer, while others can lie for everyone else. as much as you want on the topic of russia about what is happening there, what is really happening, what is not really happening? who are the allies in this uk situation? i want to say. i mean, i think it's more important to say, that's what. that's because this second phase of the operation has begun. uh, the decisive battle at this stage of this operation for the donbass is very important from all points of view. but including from the point of view of the word that we took upon ourselves to protect the population of donbass from this horror , to take the domocles sword away from people who have been living under it

why are you the same with boyas johnson?ly, if we are negotiating, at least humanitarian negotiations, then we only need to negotiate. nothing else no. no, negotiations are really being conducted from the necessary strong positions or not strong positions. that's why, and our task is to demilitarize , denocify, fix, and then we'll see, which means what we will do next, and we will wait what they will do with these hundreds of millions of distributed weapons that they will shoot there all this time. and how do they live with it. well, let's say at least half a year. well, they are waiting too. you see, there is hope, certain some. quite so. may be even justified that the economic situation will worsen, but it certainly will not improve. with such pressure. yes, but nonetheless. naturally, yes, they will press press press hope that it will be worse for us. yes , of course, this is the hope of the west. the hope of the united states is the hope. and, of course, the light is on the hungry people, if the head of the special opera

well, the major announcement devoris johnson has talked about is a 100 and. busy $30000000.00 in military aid to ukraine. now, britain is already one of the largest owners of village v a to the country. however, it's also a country this taken the least amount of refugees, but this military aid is crucial for ukraine. it's the one thing ukraine keeps asking for more of now. what's the miller's gate actually looks like when the money is spent? we're not entirely sure the ukrainians now asking for much more heavy weaponry than before. they want tanks. they want army personnel carriers. they want missiles because they now see a war in the east of the country, developing into much more of a conventional war between 2 uniformed armies rather than the invasion. and they had run tactics that were used ah, in the north of keel. for example. however, it was a very wall meeting between the 2 leaders. they sat down, they talked to each other. at the meeting was a surprise to visit was called a surprise to visit. however, some of the tweets coming out and does any really

what's mr. johnson's position? yeah, well we were talking just there about how that prime minister is expected to push a firm the more to be done to end or to to wean europe off is dependency on russian energy that is key the u. k. for its pause in times of sanctions is also announced a host of new sanctions this week, including on russian banks and 8 of russian oligarchs. it said it's the big ratcheting up of the sanctions that it's imposed so far. this being the, at the 5th round that is imposed germany will be coming to the table today with this announcement from the e u that it has improved an embargo of coal impulse, the measure expects take place at to come into effect from mid august. that would be worth about 4000000000 euros, so it will have that to save it as i say, the u. k. likely to be pushing for even more to be done in the short term. now, charlotte, it, sir. mr. boers. johnson's 1st time hosting transfer allah shall. since he became do german chancellor. the 2 men have very different contrasting sty

i think boris johnson will _ he actually will? i think boris johnson will be _ he actually will? actually will? i think boris johnson will be making a - he actually will? i think boris - johnson will be making a judgment about whether he can tough this out and they'll be a lot of sounding is going on with conservative mps in the early indications are his parliamentary secretary has been tweeting about this and this immense pressure going on to rally behind their leader during the war in this prime minister is an immensely lucky prime minister is an immensely lucky prime minister is an immensely lucky prime minister is a better prime minister responding to crisis and he is making the weather and introducing the policy changes and new directions. he responded to the need to get brexit done, he responded to covid—19 and ukraine and it is quite likely the momentum will build and continue to build amongst mps that this is not the moment regardless of the morality, regardless of the rights and wrongs of this, but this is not the moment politically for them to ditch their leader and to

ah ah, this is d w. news line from berlin. british prime minister boars johnson travels to give to meet voltmeter, zalinski. he pledges more military for ukraine, and since he wants to show solidarity in the face of russia, aggression while makers and pakistan vote to remove the prime minister from office in rome, con loses a vote of no confidence. falling weeks of turmoil, the opposition will be task performing a new government with con says he will not accept it. also coming up. among them, a paul sees a 2nd term in france's presidential election with show far, wide rival, not even the pend, just a couple of points behind him. ah, i'm here in tilton. welcome to the program. british prime minister boars johnson has travelled to give to me, do craning president award to me as zalinski. johnson pledged more military support to help counter expected russian offensive in the east. zelinski has said he's committed to pressing for peace despite russia's attack on civilians. the city of crime, a tourist is still reeling from a missile strike on a train station. there are residents for waiting

[000:00:00;00] ah, this is dw news lie from berlin, british prime minister boards, johnson travels to keep, to meet the lot of mere zalinski, he platters more military aid for ukraine and says he wants to show solidarity in the face of russians, aggression also on the program. and then, well, that fall cheeks a 2nd term in france is presidential election. a coal show far right rival marine le pend, just a couple of points behind ah, greetings to our viewers around the world are michael ok? british prime minister boards, johnson has traveled to keith to meet ukrainian president volara. mir zalinski. johnson pledge more military support to help counter an expected russian offensive in the east. zalinski has said he is committed to pressing for peace despite russia's attacks on civilians. following one shot to attack, the city of cromer tossed is still reeling from a missile strike on a train station where residents were waiting to flee. a warning. this report contains distressing image the morning after bags abandon during the rocket strike ring, as anxious love once try to reach the ne

prime minister johnson: i apologize profusely for my mistake and what i have done wrong. i repeat that. she writes whether this government is capable of providing effective leadership during the current crisis, instead of sending me out to russia. it is still a policy -- it is with this country needs right now. >> i welcome recognition of that and he is apology. does he agree that we face the greatest crisis in global security for a long time. it is essential we ran -- we remain focused on beating poussin and stopping the aggression against ukraine. we follow this discussion with todd president biden and others to ensure the --. prime minister johnson: on the state of the world in ukraine, it is in a perilous stage. it is right now we don't allow putin to gain as he will could. this him becoming artillery, more artillery and that is what we will be given, -- what we will be giving up mr. speaker. >> the parliament is anxious to move on to other issues. the question is, can he do that? one example, can he perhaps explained to me to the house, and to the country how he can

. >> boris johnson will be investigated to see if he misled people during covid lockdowns. >> i haven clear there is nothing more i can say until the investigation is concluded. >> johnny depp has been cross-examined by lawyers. and sir david attenborough has been named champion of the earth by the u.n. environment program. we begin in ukraine. vladimir putin says his troops now control support city -- a port city. weimar putin ordered the assault on a steel plant to stop and ordered a blockade instead. >> i consider the proposed storming of the industrial zone unnecessary. i order you to cancel it. this is a case where we must think especially about preserving the life and health of our soldiers and officers. there is no need to climb underground through these facilities. block off the area so not even a fly can escape. once again, invite those who have not laid down arms to do so. the russian side guarantees their lives and their dignified treatment. taking control of such an important center in the south is a success. congratulations to you. >> what a mere pigeon chose to be filme