it's dame arlene foster. hello.arlene phillips to me, because of that time i stood next to you and a woman ran up and said, "it's arlene phillips!" i was, like, "hmm..." i feel sorry for arlene phillips. because the amount of time she's been called arlene foster and i've been called arlene phillips, it must be awful for somebody not involved in politics to be called that. so, next week, we are planning to do a little brexitcast reunion, our old podcast. but the issue is, we can't say anything about the negotiations that are going onjust now, because the uk and the eu are having quite secret talks about tweaking... in the tunnel. in the tunnel, or is it even a tunnel? because they even dispute that and can't agree on that. about what changes you could have to the northern ireland protocol, the bit of the brexit deal that applies lots of eu rules in northern ireland. what's your sense about where they're getting to? any clues? i don't really have a sense, actually, if i'm entirely honest, because if people are in the

coming up, dame arlene foster , coming up, dame arlene foster, what it was like in the room . what itn the room. charles was formally proclaimed . he lost his on the stairs to here he was on the saturday morning standing in front all of his privy councillors there, his privy councillors and it was quite moment i have to say and find out why prince harry's relationship with the royal family is on a knife edge. if he is seen to be overtly critical and damaging of the royal family as an institution, there will be repercussions to that . this repercussions to that. this yeah repercussions to that. this year. on gb news, we've got brand new members in the family join us across the entire united kingdom. we covered the that matter to you gb news will always honest, balanced and, fair. we want to hear whatever is on your mind and we don't talk down to you. the establishment their chance. now we're here . represent you. we're here. represent you. britain's watching . come join us britain's watching. come join us on tv news . the people's on tv news. the people's channel. britain's news channe

exactly that arlene . so there's been a that arlene.een a huge change in the job market in the way that we work since the coronavirus pandemic. the way that we work since the coronavirus pandemic . and as you coronavirus pandemic. and as you say, that's scotland's statistic of one in five, citing it as their top two reasons for moving potentially in 2023 to get more flexibility . of course, the flexibility. of course, the highest one was more money and a higher salary. that's what people go to work for. but it is interesting to see how these other wider benefits that employees can now obtain from employers are making such a big difference in. people are deciding where to work . and deciding where to work. and i thought the point about jobs not even existing in the future is a good one because for a long time we've been hearing about the fourth industrial revolution and artificial intelligence becoming , very important in our economy this sort of moves us that direction, doesn't it ? yeah. direction, doesn't it? yeah. there's absolutely

d says hi, arlene.er jeremy hunt or rishi sunak has the interests of the people belonging to the uk at heart. first of all, neither of them were elected to their position. they had to oust two prime ministers to take their places in ten downing street, fraudulently . my we are fraudulently. in my view, we are supposed to a democratic country. is the okay? country. where is the okay? thank you for that let's about the holocaust memorial day. no bill says hi arlene part of my 80th birthday i'm going to auschwitz middle of february. i will be taking two of my grandchildren with me, age 21 and 18, as i think it's important that youngsters exactly what went on, i find it amusing that some folk don't believe it even happened and audrey says, i've been to us the memorial centre. it was the most profound experience to witness the horror of man's hit. it must be taught and always visited . be taught and always visited. thank you so much for getting in touch today. hope you enjoyed the variety in show today and y

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arlene, thank you. headlines. arlene, thank you.om next month will see the biggest strike action ever to hit the after unite announced ten further days of industrial action by ambulance workers . in action by ambulance workers. in the coming weeks, members of unite union are joining 10,000 ambulance staff with . the gmb ambulance staff with. the gmb union along with the royal college of nursing and joint action on the 6th of february. the workers across england, wales and northern are walking out in a long running dispute over pay and staffing. downing street says it's disappointed that they're open to further discussion . it's appalled that discussion. it's appalled that ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy has held talks around 50 western nations , urging them 50 western nations, urging them to give more military to support their fight against. russia kyiv has requested 300 tanks, including germany's highly regarded leopard. two tanks, germany's defence says they're ready to move quickly should an agreement be reached with their

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of people remember arlene. all long term sickness absence in the uk and many other developed countries is for stress, anxiety and depression . burnout is only and depression. burnout is only one form of that. and so we a problem for a lot of working people in the uk , not just people in the uk, not just senior people and for a senior person to admit i wish we had more politicians in the uk who who would open up. i don't know if you remember 15, 17 years ago the prime minister , norway went the prime minister, norway went on national television and said been suffering depression. this job is really very, very tough . job is really very, very tough. it's getting to me. i'm taking time out. it took time out. he then was re—elected in next election. i think there are politicians we have and senior people in business who the time is right when the tank no longer full should admit it. we're not getting honesty from our leaders. and unless they open up like . by the way, the chief like. by the way, the chief executive

arlene, thank . news headlines. arlene, thank. it's a 231.ory from the gb news for manchester city benjamin mendy has found not guilty of counts of rape and one count of sexual . it follows count of sexual. it follows a six month trial at chester crown court. jurors couldn't reach verdicts on one count of rape and one of attempted rape. prosecution sought a retrial . on prosecution sought a retrial. on those counts, which has been scheduled june 2010. a builder who described himself as a psychopath with a conscience has been sentenced to two life terms in prison for the murder of two escorts. mark brown found guilty of murdering leah and alexandra morgan in, 2021. they went six months apart. the 41 year old killed the two women at a remote farm near st leonards in east sussex after meeting through an escort website. he will serve a minimum of 49 years. escort website. he will serve a minimum of 49 years . scotland minimum of 49 years. scotland will gain two new green freeports the sites in edinburgh and inverness are part of a £52 million fun

forcing holiday makers to consider taking up alternative sporting activities with other trulia on aut arlene volitional. we hear the news about global warming that i don't know, but the fact us that we can't deny it. the particular, the burden you fog and rain instead of snow, while by no means comparable to the humanitarian disaster is caused by global warming around the world. the current state of european ski slopes is yet another sign that the climate emergency affects all of us. your change of the news has the reminder of our top story. republican kevin coffee has lost his been to become speaker of the us house of representatives for a 2nd straight day. his election is being blocked by a group of hardliners who defied an appeal by former president donald trump, to back my coffee up next here on the channel the documentary globalization, where do we stand witness and loses in? we'll trade. stay tuned for that. whenever you can always get news and information around o'clock on d. w dot com. thanks for watching. take care. bye bye. i'm the green. you feel worried about the planet? i'm the

on aut arlene volatile. we hear the news about global warming that i don't know, but the factors that we can't deny it. if i take you out of the burden you fog and rain instead of snow, while by no means comparable to the humanitarian disasters caused by global warming around the world. the current state of european ski slopes is yet another sign that the climate emergency affects all of us. and that's all the nice the now coming up next on the channel a dock film episode looks at rushes, largest forest, the tiger in distress and go further. will be back after that with more news, american house in berlin. fidel stay with us. departure into the unknown to day. this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant being a captain and setting sail to discover a route.

she met irene barlow at the firm arlene arlene. sorry became her romantic partner until barlow died in 1976. so i wanted to ask if you had any reactions to her poem that you had for today. hope is a song in a weary throat did anything come up for you when you read that poem anything that polly was talking about and she wrote that a little bit later. she went around 1970 or so, but i wondered if anyone wanted to comment on the poem. hope is a song and a weary throat what she was hoping for what she referred to. any thoughts song yes. thank you, sarah. um, i think that it was it had a very sad tone but yet through all her struggles and the things she overcame. she still held on to hope. yes. yes exactly. do you remember some of the some of the things that she singled out there? i mean, it was almost like she was talking about the history of african-american's right you went, you know, even back toward the civil war days and you know everyone wants to go ahead please. yes. he said hope is a bird's wing. and she mentioned the the 40 ac

arlene and her husband were not to there after the time when it happened. charlene describes how the inik the tower that used to hold in the mud on the side of the hill crashed into my house. >> it just gave way. officials told the couple they had to remove all of their belongings and evacuate because another mudslide could happen. don't go to tahoe for the martin luther king holiday week appeared that is the recommendation from the national other service and this is the reason why. just ahead, the main freeway that is closed due to these white out conditions. >> showers and downpours continue to soak at the bay area but we will have sunnier days ahead. i will have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. ♪ when pain says, “i'm here,” ♪ i say, “so are they.” just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve who do you take it for? only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your goals are ours too. and vanguard retirement tools and advice can help you get there. that's the value of ownership. >> driving

due for a lot of lower, middle income countries over the next five years because they did a lot of arlenehe lot borrowing back in the last decade. they face constraints because many are poor and have many needs to fulfill. they are just one shock away from being tripped up forced into a default situation. anchor: let's look at why higher interest rates, particularly in the u.s., are such a problem for developing nations. 90% of the debt held by emerging market countries are denominated in dollars. from early last year, we saw the u.s. central bank raising interest rates aggressively to combat inflation. but that h made the u.s. dollar more attractive to investors. that has driven up the value against other currencies. look at this chart that shows the value of theollar against six other major currencies. it is at a 20 year high. the strong dollar making repayment for those indebted countries putatively expensive. here is a professor from the paris school of economics. guest: typically, this happens in times of a booming u.s. economy. that is typically the time of a booming world economy,

whole year, daniel needed to find funding for his de carr dreams and get the car competition ready. arlene thought he is it because the budget for the last year and it's crazy cartooning. international licenses. what a return trip to marcell driver registrations. yeah, is $22000.00 euros than the spare parts and tuning was that more than a $150000.00 euros per year when the project started. no one gave us a penny law and no one believed that a person or diabetes could be in the top is right in the world. williams has got a lot of them. i love it. finally, daniel made it happy. he traveled a saudi arabia with his co pilot and his wife ah horribly. i'm lucky enough for the jetta now appealed after 4 days we got through all the administrative and technical checks. so everything has to be perfect. but many people ask me what you do when your sugar level goes down in the car. yes, i can let you get to that point little. i need to control it all day in a little apart from driving pilots im jumping june and stones dodging everything that comes towards us which is camel's. we have to pay special a

holiday makers to consider taking up alternative sporting activities for the for 2 other trulia on aut arlene, wellington, we hear the news about global warming that i don't know, but the factors that we can't deny it. the particular on the bernie fog and rain instead of snow while by no means comparable to the humanitarian disaster is caused by global warming around the world. the current state of european ski slopes is yet another sign that the climate emergency effects all of us. and another quick look at some other of today's headlines. israel's new government has unveiled a plan to overhaul the country's traditional system and weaken the powers of the supreme court. the proposed measures would mean the country's parliament could override some supreme court decisions with a simple majority critic say the plan will up and israel system of checks and balances and undermine its democratic institutions. irish regulators have ruled that facebook's parent company meta must pay 390000000 euros and fines for violating european online privacy laws. regulators also banned the company from forcing e

on aut arlene, wellington, we hear the news about global warming that i don't know, but the factors that we can't deny it. if i take you out of the burden you sulk and rain instead of snow while by name means comparable to the humanitarian disasters caused by global warming around the world. the current state of european ski slopes is yet another sign that the climate emergency affects all of us. it's been just over years since the web spice telescope was lords and the detailed images it's delivered. i've been among the most breathtaking pictures of the past year. although the telescope was 14 years behind schedule and vastly of a budget for scientists and star guys's, it's already proved well with the white. the james web space telescope is about $100.00 times more sensitive than it's 30 year old predecessor, the hubble space telescope. and oh, it's mirror is around 25 meters square. it's made up of 18, hexagonal segments coated with a thin layer of vaporized gold that reflects in for red light especially well. the mirrors body is made of beryllium, a light weight metal that holds its f

on aut arlene, wellington, we hear the news about global warming that i don't know, but the factors that we can't deny it. if i take you out of the berlin, you soak and rain instead of snow, while by no means comparable to the humanitarian disaster is caused by global warming around the world. the current state of european ski sleeps is yet another sign that the climate emergency effects all of us. okay, here's the look it's most or is making headlines around the world there. and failed crypto currency bar sam, bank from fried, has pleaded not guilty to you. best criminal fraud charges. 30 rod is accused of cheating investors and looting customer deposits on his trading platform. if t, o level at the jeremy renner has posted on social media from his hospital in nevada, he thanked fans for their concern. rana was run over by his own snowplow as he climbed as a tried to climb into the driver's seat. during a blizzard morning, 55 am less than just over years since the web space telescope was launched and the detailed images it's delivered have been among the most breathtaking pictures of th

he wants intern for the late senator arlen specter, and let's not forget.died under phoenix was coming next. what parts of your kitchen have the most germs study found . it's your spice rack, researchers say spice jars are rarely wiped down despite often being used while preparing raw meat. yeah, time to clean them, i think, just wipe them a little bit. next a new push to keep junk food out of the office government official working for the british equivalent of the fda is urging people to stop bringing cake to work what she called on everyone to stop testing the willpower of their colleagues and shows healthier options. instead she compared pastries in the office to smoking in a bar. more donuts for us here slowdown, though it's not that serious. if you drink coffee at work, there's a debate over k cups, and their environmental impact study found when it comes to a single cup of coffee, single use coffee pods actually have less impact on your carbon footprint, then filtered coffee from a coffee maker because they waste less water and electricity. but the st

arlene foster about the importance of today.nothing is more important than listening to just a survivor story because this connects you to the feeling of the horrors and you can understand how it feels . be a normal jew living in feels. be a normal jew living in europe, having normal life , and europe, having normal life, and then in one, you know , in one then in one, you know, in one moment, everything is disappearing. the holocaust is presented usually in black and white here, and it keeps away from it. i mean, you're very distance , those old pictures. so distance, those old pictures. so i think that going through modern ways of teaching and educating is also an tool to do that. educating is also an tool to do that . this is gb educating is also an tool to do that. this is gb news. we'll bnng that. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's over to you, patrick. all right, let's launch head first into your friday afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, will may on gb news aboard. now jeremy hunt has toda

foster . briefing with arlene foster.and this is your latest weather update. cold weather on way as we go weather on the way as we go through feels cold through this feels pretty cold out today with the gusty out there today with the gusty winds, they'll easing in winds, but they'll easing in many places, seeing a bit of sunshine today, but low pressure is nearby. these weather is still nearby. these weather systems waiting to our way systems waiting to head our way one low is clearing away. but this weather front is just dangung this weather front is just dangling down course south of scotland, northwest england bringing quite a few showers in here. showers across northern scotland . but elsewhere, many scotland. but elsewhere, many places not seeing any showers today. dry and bright and with a bit of sunshine boot, the wind steadily easing through the day as well, but making it feel cold, certainly temperatures around average so a touch above 7 to 8 degrees, generally ten or 11 across the south. cold air, as i said, is

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anyways, he put this woman, arlene edwards, on the story. she said, i started to call the mining companies and they lied to me. as soon as they lied to me i said, okay, we're going to get them. one wallace carroll said, okay, let's go after this. for both for five months, almost every day, they had something and about the mining that was going on, why this changes to the environment, so, and so forth. finally, the company said we're going to stop this. the company pulled out. there has been no strip mining in western north carolina, which is a beautiful part of the country, by the way. ever since then. then, in 1971, he was a member of the pulitzer prize, the pulitzer board for several years. and in 1971, the paper submitted their submission to the board for the pulitzer prize. carol, of course, he couldn't be involved in the negotiations. they were awarded the pulitzer prize for their environmental reporting. for a paper there, that was a huge, wonderful thing. for a local paper and a regional paper to, to get that kind of acclaim. i think

i have allowed a lot, but an excellent degree of arlene. yeah, you're mentioned twice or several. the issue of dispossessed people and both and ralph also reflected that but as you know the controversies with regard to central and senate the bill is are loud and distorted. and i wondered if you would address the fact that. the kinds of people who were dispossessed besides those people in central park, besides those because only of seneca village? well, yes, you're right. this has been going on for a while. there's an archaeological dig at seneca village in the park. and i think in 2011, something like that. and so people have been very aware about how people were dispossessed to make park. my point is that all parks really from the 18th century english landscape on end. in fact going back to the middle ages when we had medieval parks, people were dispossessed that the park and is how shakespeare put it right and that wasn't a nice thing when fencing off some someplace to reserve the resources to a feudal lord but specific so. so it's always been part of parks and it's always been

he has this report all done for america, arlen. so it sits there for a weekot whether or not to appoint a special counsel. merrick garland didn't neeot udt this us attorney to do any kind of preliminary review. >> so january 12th, one week today, he appoints a specialcoue counsel. why? because now they find another document, the the private lawyerthbring s bring up anothec document. this was a cover up.er-up.u kno and you knowgot how it got bloc because the republicans got elected and they stillan are going to do a cover up. was a and i'll tel l you, when it ended monday, when there was a leak, a intentional planted leakle about about documents, ty mentioned the office building. then tuesday, nbc mentioned,mens as they put it out well, there is another batch of documents. it's because on sunday, mr. colmer, the incoming chairman o of the house oversightmy committee, sunday night on my show, when i asked himbout t specifically about the nationahl archives, you have oversight.yo aru e you going to dig into thi and see? i said every p

anyway, he put this woman, arlene edwards, on to the story. she said, well, i started to call the mining companies and they lied to me. and as soon as they lied me, i said, okay, we're going to get we're going to get them. and wallace carroll said, okay, let's go after this. and for about four or five months, almost every day, they had something in about about the strip mining that was going on and it was dangerous to the environment and so on and so forth and finally, the company, they said, okay, we're going to stop this. the company pulled out and there has been no strip mining. western north carolina, which is a beautiful of the country, by the way, ever since then and then in 1971, he was. he was a member of the pulitzer prize, the pulitzer board for several years. and in 1971, the papers submitted their submission to the board for, the pulitzer prize. and carol, of course had to leave. he couldn't be involved in the negotiations, but they were awarded the pulitzer prize for their environmental reporting for a paper there. that was a huge

and you won't want to arlene.test on that very cold weather . hello, get the latest on that very cold weather. hello, i'm aidan mcgivern , the met office. it's mcgivern, the met office. it's still cold out there. widespread frost as we started the day. but it's a sunny day for , most with it's a sunny day for, most with fewer showers and winds compared with recent days. well, we've got the moment is a transition penod got the moment is a transition period the is that we've seen through the week clearing away a ridge of high following before the winds and two further weather systems from the west bringing cloud rain and rain with them. but it's going to take time for those weather to arrive and in the west, just the signs of that with some additional cloud for cornwall, pembrokeshire for example, one or two spots of rain, a few light showers, the east. but for the vast majority , bright, the vast majority, bright, sparkling winter sunshine and 5 to 7 celsius with light winds feeling pleasant enough into the evening

briefing with arlene foster that here comes .our latest updates today is a fine day for most parts the uk there are a few showers around, but generally dry and bright with lighter winds compared to yesterday. there is more windy and to come courtesy and wet weather to come courtesy of area of low pressure . of this area of low pressure. one brought the heavy rain overnight still affecting northern scotland . but for most northern scotland. but for most of us, we're between weather systems, hence why it's mostly fine. there are some showers across wales and see a few across wales and we'll see a few more those because north and more of those because north and north—west england this afternoon, the heavy and afternoon, the heavy showers and the continue in the the gusty winds continue in the northern isles. but most of the places the winds are easing down. there's fair bit of cloud around, but places seeing around, but some places seeing sunny spells. but then the showers to southwest showers return to the southwest later. it's sti

but fabulous arlene foster.. i'm and this is your latest weather from the met office most places going to be dry today. a fair bit of cloud around, but some sunny spells coming through. most of us will have a dry weekend as well thanks to this area of high pressure anchored out to the it is in control of our weather. but at times weather fronts will drift in from the northwest this one approaching the western isles will a little bit of rain here late in day. we do have the odd light shower elsewhere but there fading out in most places will be , i said, quite cloudy will be, as i said, quite cloudy but we've some in the but we've got some breaks in the cloud. wales , northern cloud. north wales, northern england down the eastern england and down the eastern side we'll see a bit more sunny spells developing through the afternoon. temperatures right about average for the time of yean about average for the time of year, or eighteen celsius year, seven or eighteen celsius . we will see this zone of rain into the west

getting older , we're told arlene , older, we're told arlene, phillips was taken off strictly being tooouthful alesha dixon . now more youthful alesha dixon. now i'm in broadcasting. i understand it's a competitive business. if you don't do the numbers, you're out. and i'm pleased to say thanks to you . pleased to say thanks to you. i'm normally beating . sky about i'm normally beating. sky about now and the mark dolan tonight show is the home of viral videos where my monologues interviews have so far clocked up over 4 million online views since the start of the year. million online views since the start of the year . well, ken, start of the year. well, ken, bruce simon mayo, steve wright, vanessa feltz , all of these vanessa feltz, all of these legends were delivering the numbers to ken bruce. this show is , the most listened to radio is, the most listened to radio programme in the country. so is the bbc letting him go? well, in my view, it's the obsession with chasing young listeners and viewers that frankly , they'll viewers that frankly, they'll never get. because people don't watch

getting older , we're told arlene , older, we're told arlene, phillips was taken off strictly being tooouthful alesha dixon . now more youthful alesha dixon. now i'm in broadcasting. i understand it's a competitive business. if you don't do the numbers, you're out. and i'm pleased to say thanks to you . pleased to say thanks to you. i'm normally beating . sky about i'm normally beating. sky about now and the mark dolan tonight show is the home of viral videos where my monologues interviews have so far clocked up over 4 million online views since the start of the year. million online views since the start of the year . well, ken, start of the year. well, ken, bruce simon mayo, steve wright, vanessa feltz , all of these vanessa feltz, all of these legends were delivering the numbers to ken bruce. this show is , the most listened to radio is, the most listened to radio programme in the country. so is the bbc letting him go? well, in my view, it's the obsession with chasing young listeners and viewers that frankly , they'll viewers that frankly, they'll never get. because people don't watch

good morning and welcome to sunday with arlene foster.s a well earned break this morning as we approach the 25th anniversary of the belfast agreement . what hope the belfast agreement. what hope is there? the power sharing will be restored in northern ireland. new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern, says she doesn't have enough in the tank to continue . do we expect too much continue. do we expect too much from leaders ? to social from our leaders? how to social media contribute to burnout?

arlene foster is going to be in my chair next week, so i will make a short appearance on the show becauseafter the weather. thank you much for watching. bye bye . hello. very watching. bye bye. hello. very good day to you as we go through the rest of this sunday and it is going to be cold, but there will be some winter sunshine around, albeit with some rain, sleet and snow showers through, too. the reason for the cold weather because this area weather is because of this area of pressure. the position of low pressure. the position of this of the uk this towards the east of the uk means we are dragging our air in from the north and that's a cold direction. and so that's why temperatures dropping temperatures really are dropping compared taking compared to recent days. taking a through the rest a closer look through the rest of afternoon. and can of the afternoon. and you can see there's some showery rain across into england across of wales, into england and, also across northern ireland. turning snow ireland. this turning to snow over higher as we go over the higher ground as we go through

i think they want have to say so as arlene is on fire and has said that she thinks it's pretty clearnd girls safe if the probation service isn't doing its job properly . in its job properly. in a statement, prisons probation minister damian hinds apologised to miss ellie and his family for the unacceptable failings in this case. however, ms. ness has said the family need more than an apology. she said these recommendations have been made before and. people have been promised that they're going to be followed up . this is far and be followed up. this is far and as now we've a clip of her speaking earlier. there's a lot of errors here . this wasn't just of errors here. this wasn't just a man who happened to kill zara because . he's a monster. this because. he's a monster. this monster was made this monster was facilitated . and this was facilitated. and this monster was given a licence to walk free. lisa you very much for bringing us that report as our learned reporter. lisa hartl well, also me is former information officer and professor of criminology at stanford university is james t

host: arlene in florida, republican line.ler: my back injury is a blessing in disguise because i am laying here with ice on it enjoying the show. my main concern is how communism and marxism have infiltrated our country. you can see it. it is very disheartening. host: as promised, the work of the 117th congress is just about to end. the house side, we will take you to them now. host: again, that was the conclusion of the 117th congress. the 118th congress will start its work. you can continue to watch that on c-span, o main channel follow along on our website c-span.org also c-span now app. the senate you can follow along on c-span two. that is it for our program today as far as our coverage of the 118th congress, it is opening day. you can contue to follow along and follow-up as the speaker fight manifest itself and plays out. you can follow along and check out everything on our website the app and our main channel. another addition of washington journal comes your way tomorrow at 7:00 a.m., we will see you then.

. >> host: arlene in florida. >> my back injury is a blessing in disguise because i'm lying here withoying the show but my main concern is how communism and marxism has infiltrated our country. you can see it. you can see it and it is very disheartening. >> host: as promised, the work of the one hundred seventeenth congress just about to end in the house side, we take you to them now. >> house will be in order. pursuant to the twentieth amendment to the constitution, the chair declares the second session of the 117th congress adjourned sine die. >> host: that was the conclusion of the 117th congress which means in the next few moments or starting when it does, the one hundred eighteenth congress will start its work. you can continue to watch that on c-span, our main channel, followed along on our website, c-span.org, the senate side you can follow along with what is going on on that side on c-span2 and follow along on the website and the apps as well. that is it for ourrogram today as far as our coverage of the one hundred eighteenth congress's opening day. you can continue to follow

and today, vicky mcclure, the line of duty actress arlene phillips, who was, of course, part of strictlye joining angelic nation to downing street, handing a downing street, handing in a letter urging the letter to number ten, urging the government not abandon that government not to abandon that commitment by boris johnson to pledge millions of pounds more for research in 2000. professor in your view, is the government doing enough up north? i think the people who are affected by dementia are hit by a whole range of things. first of all, the majority of people who have dementia are older and older people have challenges anyway. the majority of them are living at home. and so they're highly dependent on an army of family carers who take care of them and keep them going . the problems keep them going. the problems that are created for care homes right now because of the cost of running a care home for those people who are in care homes, these costs have gone up. the cost of fuel, the cost of staff, everybody who's affected by dementia has a massive challenge right now, and i think more cou