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more flights and as they are forced to cancel more the ft leads on an interview with the ryanair boss michaelho is warning that flying has become �*too cheap�* and passengers face years of rising fares. so, let's begin. going with the times and facing fresh claims by activists and what do you make of what they have done with this overnight? find do you make of what they have done with this overnight?— with this overnight? and they seem to be emerging _ with this overnight? and they seem to be emerging yesterday _ with this overnight? and they seem to be emerging yesterday and - to be emerging yesterday and situation where this morning, the government was saying resignation like this post was suspicious and needed to go further and we can move on. and that became a sustainable one of the reasons it became unsustainable is the latest allegations against him. we know that they refer to allegations in and subsequently appointed and to the role a few months ago and the letter that his behaviour was unacceptable on wednesday night. it is the old trip trip of the stories they become so damaging. they

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coming weeks as airlines are forced to cancel more flights in the fts an interview with the ryanair boss michael o'leary and says it's too cheap to fly and prices are going to go up for years to come emma, do you want to kick off this at the time sex pest tory as they have decided to chris pincher. there is another alleged victim was come forward who claims _ alleged victim was come forward who claims to— alleged victim was come forward who claims to be inappropriately touched by the _ claims to be inappropriately touched by the chief whip and the event last 0ctober~ _ by the chief whip and the event last october. this adds to the general allegations around this man on wednesday night at the club which now transpired as an event of parliamentary events who was so drunk, _ parliamentary events who was so drunk, he — parliamentary events who was so drunk, he admits that he was extremely drunk and resigned as deputy— extremely drunk and resigned as deputy chief whipped the following day, yesterday and has now had it withdrawn — day, yesterday and has now had it withdrawn and suspended while they in

michael buchanan, bbc news. the former bosswithout doubt" as fuel costs rise. oil prices have jumped as economies recover from the covid pandemic and because of the war in ukraine. willie walsh, who is now director general of the international air transport association, says these costs will be passed onto consumers. today at wimbledon, it was victory for novak djokovic in the men's singles final — with all the details of a gripping match, here's chetan pathak live from wimbledon. good evening. is this year's championships come to an end it is a familiar name on the men's singles trophy. novak djokovic has won for the seventh time, beating nick kyrgios in the fourth set. joe wilkinson reports. novak djokovic and nick kyrgios share a friendship, but as promised, they gave us fireworks. and that is a great set of tennis. powerful and peaceful, first set to kyrgios 6—4. nearest the camera, djokovic was trying to stretch his opponent. think you can get to that one? well, yes, kyrgios could. a triumphant point, but soon after, the s

michael o'leary, the very outspoken boss of ryanair is saying that the era of cheap flights is over.fares will rise and indeed they did rise by an annual 18% in april because there will be fewer flights, airlines have much less capacity because they cannot hire staff quickly enough and there will also be the environmental aspects of flying more and damage to the environment but it's quite interesting when you see a chief executive be quite that frank about things but this comes against a background also of the cost of living squeeze and people will question whether they can afford that holiday with car hire and it's good to see a story in the papers thatis good to see a story in the papers that is not about the sexual life of mps but about the problems that are facing ordinary people as we move into a period of surging inflation. shyama, it's the ordinary people being affected, travel disruption, it just seems to being affected, travel disruption, itjust seems to go on and on. it itjust seems to go on and on. it does and of course we have been hearing _ does and of course we have bee

michael cohen are really uncanny. it is that mixture of we are going to protect you sort of flattery, we love you, the boss loves you. we will put our arms around you. and then as michael cohen also described, the kind of incredible sort of kickback from the president after cassidy hutchinson had made heard that public deposition being interrogated in the january 6th hearing this week. he just comes down on her like a ton of bricks in the way that donald trump also does. a whacked out, serious mental problems, the kinds of things he is saying about her. michael cohen said the same thing, when you're in the crossfire's of the president or in this case, the former president, it is a pretty terrifying position to be in. >> reporter: are not a, though, think about this, the change in counsel, there was clearly a line of demarcation, almost like that line in the sand of saying i am actually going to now come forward and publicly speak, not because, we know that donald trump, the pack and the political organization and his allies, he is funding legal fees, not only for something like cassidy hutchinson but for several other

michael gove turned up with a message. with so many ministers going, including in his own department, with more to come, it was over. he told his boss embarrassment of being dragged down by backbenchers. but mrjohnson told him he would fight, and believed he could stay. remember it was michael gove who spiked borisjohnson�*s attempt to become prime minister back in 2016. an awkward echo of the two men's tricky past. later, borisjohnson would reward him with the sack. by the time the prime minister arrived at the commons to face keir starmer, four more people had resigned. then there was prime minister's questions. mr speaker, isn't this the first recorded case of the sinking ships fleeing the rat? it's hard to describe the feeling of the sort of... the cauldron, and the heat and the mood and the atmosphere. and it was obvious then that we were into some irreversible process. it was grim. you know, mps who were shouting to support the prime minister just the week before, were sat there stony faced. we now come to the personal statement. i call sajid javid. the recently departed health secretary piled on the pressure. at some point we

michael gove turned up with a message. with so many ministers going, including in his own department, with more to come, it was over. he told his bossself the embarrassment of being dragged down by backbenchers. but mrjohnson told him he would fight, and believed he could stay. remember it was michael gove who spiked borisjohnson's attempt to become prime minister back in 2016. an awkward echo of the two men's tricky past. later, borisjohnson would reward him with the sack. by the time the prime minister arrived at the commons to face keir starmer, four more people had resigned. then there was prime minister's questions. mr speaker, isn't this the first recorded case of the sinking ships fleeing the rat? it's hard to describe the feeling of the sort of... the cauldron, and the heat and the mood and the atmosphere. and it was obvious then that we were into some irreversible process. it was grim. you know, mps who were shouting to support the prime minister just the week before, were sat there stony faced. we now come to the personal statement. i call sajid javid. the recently departed health secretary piled on the pressure. at some p

boss. thank you very much for taking time to talk with us today. that was michael bloss member of the european parliament with the german green party. thank you very much. take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. germany's biggest gas importer unit per could be allowed to pass on some rising cost to its customers as part of a possible government rescue package. their company is seeing financial problems as gas prices increase and north stream one flows decrease. it's reported to be meeting with transfer all of shots on friday. italian prime minister mario druggie has told lawmakers he's willing to rescind his resignation and continue in the job . if parties unite behind, drug has received numerous appeals from law makers to stay on since he tried to resign last week, he lost his majority in parliament after the populace. fivestar movement withdrew its support. sickle, amnesty international has accused me on mars military of committing war crimes. by it's widespread use of land mines in conflict areas. the human rights organization

michael is pushing playing the long game. it's going to make do with a don't boss stories are going to, it's enough of a face saving option all but not for domestically controls a state media. so nope, there's no particular opposition that to public up into what he's doing, what the ukrainian view of how he's going to play out. yeah, definitely. he's playing the long game. i mean, let's not forget that this war actually started in 2014, not on february 24th of this year. and then, you know, in that time i saw has been inoculating itself against sanctions. for example, with a tighter alliance with china, which is something they did even during the demik with when i was traveling around . so they, they, you know, the beauty of being a dictator. of course you don't have to face viola. i got a lot of was electric, excuse me, on a level playing field. you can manipulate elections, you can get reelected and like president, she trying to empower for for life. but i do think the china is, i mean, kind of ally of russia at the moment are much, much more bands. they're much

michael cohen. he says he received this behavior before he flipped on his former boss. >> it is a mob style scenario where you want to make sure these people stay in orbit. if you step out of the orbit, understand there are people that are going to potentially do some pretty bad things to you. you put yourself into that spot. a lot of these actions that came at me, i am sorry to say, i am sure she will experience the same. he wants it that way. >> i want to bring in ally on capitol hill. a national security analyst, and tim miller is a political analyst and writer at large, the author of the brand-new book, "why we did it, a travelogue from the republican road to hell." frank, i want to start with you and remind people of the messages that congresswoman liz cheney read at the end of the hearing on tuesday that says she will relate to witnesses, it says that, as long as you stay on the team and do the right thing, you will stay in good graces in trump world. and he wants me to let you know he is thinking about you, he knows you are loyal and you will do the right thing. we are not sure who he is in t

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i'm the boss the department of internal affairs klimov was invited, but they were on the federal wanted list. i say michaelintroduce me. they want who it is, and if i bathe with him every week, why does he run into my eyes, i didn’t see him, and i have yemelyanov as a director. from the farms, work, and then the corner of the bryansk region at that time, i did not even know that this was his own, brother. here i carry it personally to this day. so i didn’t see and didn’t meet, didn’t talk. is it possible that the former governor really did not know about the existence criminal authority, nikolai emelyanova, after all, emelya was mentioned more than once in the reports of the regional police department , so in june 2002 in bryansk they shot dead a local thief in law boris petrushin suspicion of organizing a crime palin nikolai yemelyanova he was announced in roses and soon the investigation of a high-profile case was overseen by the first deputy head of the police department mikhail klimov however, a few months later the investigation ended, and emelyanov was released due to lack of sufficient evidence. bry

it's michael cohen, you know, the ex-president's former consigliere who says donald trump operates like a mob bossnd we have seen a pattern from donald trump, very public, for example, torch people who perceives as turning on him, like cassidy hutchinson, trying to via messages sort of destroy her reputation. and then praising people in some cases convicted criminals who he perceives as not having flipped on him. what's significant about this as ellie said is that this is not someone who has been in regular contact with the president. getting a call from the ex-president at this time in this context, that's -- that's unusual at the very least and a brush back pitch in terms of saying witness intimidation is not acceptable, that's appropriate. >> all right. katelyn, john, ellie, more on this. thank you very much. >>> this morning an ohio man is being charged with the rape of a 10-year-old girl who needed to travel out of state to indiana for an abortion. the case drew national attention and also drew a lot of scrutiny in the wake of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. cnn's jean c

michael, chris pincher. who was very, very drunk in the carlton club during the course of last week and essentially sexually assaulted a male staffer now the boss johnson was questions that i present had been appointed to this job. when given the fact that he had a little bit of a track record for this, he had been the been an incident when he was at the foreign office back in 2019. and boris johnson said he had no knowledge of any prior situation about crispin's your product concerns. in fact, he was pulled out for that. being untrue bonus, johnson had been briefed in person about the situation with chris pincher. i'm about the fact that chris pinches conduct had resulted in a formal process and the, the complaints had been upheld. but johnson tried to wriggle after that by saying, oh yes, i forgot about that. sorry, yes, i'm sorry, but it was simply an oversights, a mis recollection, but the weary and peace on his own party of the conservative party, frankly, had had enough because we've had a succession of this. you've had a party gauge, for example, during the course of 20202021. when staff here in the prime minister's own office, holding g

. >> i thought it was interesting that michael cohen, trump's long time lawyer, said to "the washington post" this week, after that hearing, these are mob boss tactics. >> which he should know. >> right. he experienced it himself, he was a part of it, he was part of all of it, he knows trump well and because he worked for him for so long. i mean, clearly congresswoman cheney and a lot of other members of the committee are trying to present this to the justice department as illegal tactics because just look at their language. she and others say it over and over again, in the hearings, illegal, illegality, and she has framed it very starkly this week as trying to tell voters we either have to pick the constitution or you pick trump. >> and she is making her re-election bid about that, which i think is really notable and by comparison to the rest of the republican party, i think fairly courageous as well. coming up next for us, democrats call it an existential moment for women's rights, but many say the president just isn't acting like it. when a normal day is anything but normal, we fit your schedule, with our unique tub over tub process insta

michael yaki shared his reactions to this choice, including the fact that it is possible. we don't know yet, but it is possible. we will see brooke jenkins facing off against her old boss chase in november. >> i would think that one he's probably looking this point. it has. it's certainly a very personal affront to someone left his office, campaigned against him. it didn't really surprise me, although if you if you want to know exactly how the mayor stood on the recall, i think that appointing one of the faces of the recall kind of tells you everything you need to know. but this is so much too eu has, i think, has the support of a voting machine, which was the recall effort. someone who is prosecutorial is going to be who who left office because she wanted it to be tougher on crime. all the things that were part of what this recall manner with 55 percent and more of the just don't want to see in the da's office because they're concerned about crime and safety in san francisco. >> and again, brooke jenkins will have run again in november, even if she wins in november, she will have to run again in 2023 if she decides to seek a four-year term, but she will have an import

boss paulie cicero in "goodfellas." sorvino also had a stint on "law & order," playing a new york city police sergeant. he even sang opera. his three children include actors mira and michaelr eruption from one of japan's most active volcano forced dozens of people from their homes overnight. large rocks were thrown as far as a mile and a half from the sakurajima. sakurajima volcano. so far there are no reports of injuries. the catch of a day off plymouth, massachusetts, on sunday was this spectacular video of a fishing boat getting walloped by a whale. the humpback whale breached high in the air and landed on the front of the boat momentarily submerging it. the whale wasn't hurt. neither were people on board. up next, how honesty and bravery helped a cancer patient ace her job interview. her job interview. it each, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier br

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michael gove was fired in quite dramatic fashion. on what night was it? wednesday night? definitely not back. nadhim zahawi was there. imagine this in your own life. 35 hours on from being appointed by the bossur new headed treasury notepaper saying you don't have confidence in that boss. both the chancellor and the education secretary did that this morning. what i hadn't clocked until this afternoon was the importance of the fact it was treasury notepaper. so that means the senior civil servants were happy for that. so that was a signal from the whole of whitehall i suspect, that the entire civil service was sending a message to borisjohnson, because that is political business. so that probably should not have been on treasury notepaper. and i know that is a mega—nerd point, but that is my feeling. we were just in extraordinary territory, you know, we had the attorney general appear on the today programme under her own steam, as attorney general having been on the television saying borisjohnson should resign but shes wasn't resigning from government and saying oh, by the way, if he goes — because this was still at the point where it wasn't certain — i quite fancy being prime minister myself

political analyst michael yaki showed his re reaction not to the choice including the fact it is possible. we don't know yet but possible. we'll see. brooke jenkins facing off against her old boss, chase abadeen in november. >> i would think that one probably looking at this point. it has. that's certainly a very personal affront to someone left his office, campaigned against him. it didn't really surprise me, although if you if you want to know exactly how the mayor stood on the recall, i think that appointing one of the faces of the recall and it tells you everything you need to know. but this is so much too eu has, i think, has the support of a voting machine, which was the recall effort. someone who has prosecutorial is going to be who who left office because she wanted it to be tougher on crime. all the things that were part of what this recall minute with 55 percent and more of the just don't want to see in the da's office because they're concerned about crime and safety in san francisco. >> jenkins who will have to run again in november will be the second woman of color to serve as da and san francisco following in the footsteps of kamala harris. she worked in the da's o

michael and steve and tim and is that going to fly. who is it going to be at fish and game or that agency or this agency, and who is their boss, and say this is a winning argument and this is not, and incredibly important to have that connection. the second thing is michael's willingness and flexibility. you know, he would say we could try that, give that a try and maybe things could be better. one example, you know, i'm a fan of engagement and communication and so when i was general manager i wanted to have commission and staff and the public get together and talk about issues of concern. and if you ask me a question i can continue, is that the way this works? >> what else do you have on your minds, mr. harrington? [laughter] >> and i will be quick. and so it's not a magic bullet, communication does not fix things. but it certainly gives you a better basis to have conversations with people, makes people feel listened to and a way to move forward. and so when i was general manager my commission didn't care, but in 2021 we had a time when we were in a place where the community and the commission and the staff, i'm not saying michael is

michael flynn, who were in touch with people like and rico enrique tarrio. people have been charged with concessions. whether or not they ultimately served as the liaison like any sort of good my boss to those extremists still remains unclear. from our reporting so far, we have heard that there is no silver bullet. we have also approached many of these people and asked them point-blank. the credibility is to be questioned. they claim that there is no there, there. with that being said, the prosecutors might ultimately decide that most of this was done in plain sight. that's what i think the whistleblower from twitter was such an important voice. even if the evidence does not necessarily exist, it was still clear with the former president was doing. he was well aware of what he was doing. publicly, especially, through it , his own worst refer the people who were watching in real time. galvanizing these extremist and pro-trump supporters who ultimately consisted of the mob. >> really interesting. jackie, you break it down and what could be a potential evidentiary hole. i could tell you because you're not in the room with us, i'm getting strong lawyer rebuttal energy. >> let's hear it

michael flynn. i think we have had a number of tantalizing facts that have been put out there by the committee . we know that in the last hearing cassidy hutchinson testified that her bossnow that meadows also attended a meet big phone at the war wick war room the day before the january 6th -- >> let's slow you down. while you're saying the primary link may only be to stone, and in fairness to other individuals if it stops there it doesn't legally implicate them. but you're suggesting stone was plague a role he played before as a cutout, potentially, allegedly for donald trump? j i think allegedly, and most likely. the line the election was stolen from trump goes back to the primary in 2061 when roger stone set up the stop the steal movement. he's the one that started this whole thing. he is the prime adviser to donald trump in terms of these crazy political machinations. >> let me press you on that doing my job, and you'll get the same question. in fairness to donald trump and others in the white house, based on where it landed today, where it stopped, isn't it also fair to get a reading potential will i that rock 'n' roller stone is a long time blow hard? that these p

former conservative judge michael luttig warned that donald trump today remains a clear and present danger. we saw that in an interview with wisconsin house speaker robin bosserday. >> when's last time you talked to the former president trump? >> within the last week. >> yeah. >> before or after he tweeted about you? >> before. >> what was that conversation like? >> it was one of those that's very consistent. he makes his case, which i respect. he would like us to do something different in wisconsin. i explained that it's not allowed under the constitution. he has a different opinion, and he put the tweet out. so that's it. yeah. >> just last week, though, the twice impeached deplatformed ex-president was still at it. he was still working to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in wisconsin. last week. with that guy. trump is responding to a ruling by the wisconsin supreme court earlier this month that banned the use of most ballot drop boxes from arguing that the ruling should upend and overturn the results of wisconsin's 2020 election. it's where we begin the hour with some of our favorite reporters and friends. phil rucker is here, "was

michael and steve and tim and is that going to fly. who is it going to be at fish and game or that agency or this agency, and who is their boss, and say a winning argument and this is not, and incredibly important to have that connection. the second thing is michael's willingness and flexibility. you know, he would say we could try that, give that a try and maybe things could be better. one example, you know, i'm a fan of engagement and communication and so when i was general manager i wanted to have commission and staff and the public get together and talk about issues of concern. and if you ask me a question i can continue, is that the way this works? >> what else do you have on your minds, mr. harrington? [laughter] >> and i will be quick. and so it's not a magic bullet, communication does not fix things. but it certainly gives you a better basis to have conversations with people, makes people feel listened to and a way to move forward. and so when i was general manager my commission didn't care, but in 2021 we had a time when we were in a place where the community and the commission and the staff, i'm not saying michael is excited