peter pollock echoed that, begging: louisa 0'brien added: 0thers object to the amount of airtime givensts publicising a new book, film or television series. here's some more clips from the past week. simon, i'm going to ask you lots of very in—depth questions about the whole show and everything. but the first one has to be about the hair. wow. i mean, that's like a whole character in itself. it is, yeah. tell us about the show. how does it work? how do you put these celebrity couples through the tasks? - your play is all about manners. do you want to? it is worth explaining. do you want to just explain this? you do it better. the play's written by - steven moffat of sherlock fame, of course. keith grant was one of a number of viewers objecting to interviews such as those: and joe chandler expressed concern about the recent focus on one particular book: plenty there to discuss with the editor of bbc breakfast, richard fredianelli. thank you so much for coming on newswatch. it's lovely to have you here along with the rest of bbc news, i think it's fair to say you've done a lot about prin

abc s j o brien is here now with more j. good morning. andrew good morning, president biden staying tight lipped about these documents as the white house faces new scrutiny about its level of transparency. and as you mentioned, there is new details about the fbi and the role they might have played in this case. this morning new revelations that the department of justice considered sending fbi agents to president biden's delaware home to monitor the search for classified documents , sources familiar with the matter. tell abc news because the biden team was fully cooperating with the government , the doj ultimately agreed to back off and let biden's lawyers carry out their own searches in november. what. president biden largely staying silent on the latest batch of classified documents found in his private home, including five the white house revealed were discovered last thursday. the administration now under fire for not disclosing that information until the weekend. i have been forthcoming from this podium, and ian sam, spokesperson for

o brien is here with more j. good morning. andrew good morning, the president appears confident that there was no serious wrongdoing in this case in three separate searches, beginning back in november, president biden's lawyers found classified documents at his delaware home and his former office in washington, but basic questions still remain unanswered here, including why did the white house not disclose these documents sooner? what's the nature of the documents? what's in them? even the total number of documents remains unclear. the white house has been under pressure over this drip drip drip of revelations. the president yesterday addressed the issue for the first time since attorney general merrick garland appointed a special counsel to investigate. i think you're gonna find there's nothing there. i have no regrets . i've following what they lawyers have told me they want me to do exactly what we're doing. there is no there there. thank you. republicans have compared president biden to former president trump, who's under

abc s j o brien is here with more j. good morning. andrew good morning, pressure is mounting on president biden to release more details about the classified documents that were found at his home and his private office here in washington. d. c as you mentioned, republicans have demanded the visitors logs from biden's wilmington's delaware home, but the white house says that no such logs are kept because it's a private residence . now, in addition to the special counsel, there are now two gop led congressional investigations looking into these documents, and new speaker kevin mccarthy. says he's eager to see if more documents are found. are these all the documents? are there more out there? i mean, another white house trying to say it was all cleared up on thursday. and now that we find there's more documents think there's a lot of questions that continue to raise and we want to get all the information possible. meanwhile the white house accuses republicans of a quote shamelessly hypocritical attempt to attack president biden, saying re

earlier, i spoke to professor phillips 0'brien, professor of strategic studies at st andrews universityto tell me more about the himars rockets used by ukraine in this attack. they are a highly accurate rocket artillery system. they have taken what we think of as original artillery and put it on a rocket but put it in with terribly high accuracy. so that you can hit a building 20, 30, even over 100 miles away if you have the right ammunition. you can hit it with devastating effect. i think what we can say is what has happened here has made a massive impression because the russian defence ministry came out and confirmed there was an attack. even with the mosvka, it took days or weeks before they admitted what happened, then neverfully did. but the chatter here was so large they had to come out and admit that something significant had happened. quite unusual for the russian defence ministry to give details about casualties like this. they are saying 63 of their troops died. they may or may not be an accurate total. but unusual that they give any sort of figure at all. they have given a ve

o brien is here with the latest good morning j. andrea good morning, congressional republicans are signaling that the appointment of a recent special counsel in this case won't deter them from conducting their own investigations into these biden documents. this morning, congressional republicans demanding more information about who came and went from president biden's home in wilmington, delaware. after the white house disclosed more classified documents were found at the president's residence. in a letter to the white house, james comer, the new chair of the house oversight committee, asking for the visitors logs from the president's wilmington's home. we want to know the visitor logs to the resident. we want to know who had access to the biden said. to for diplomacy because this is the same. type of investigation that the democrats were so outraged and launching demanded happened to president trump and the house judiciary committee, launching a second investigation into how the department of justice handled the biden documents ca

his memoir "spare", he describes them as "chess pieces removed from the board". 0ur reporter zoie 0�*brienprobably heard as much from this book as we are going to now, with details explained and splurged over newspapers all over the world, but still no word from buckingham palace from the royal family on this?. ~ , ,., , palace from the royal family on this?. ~ ,,., , ., this?. absolutely, well, with all the revelations, _ this?. absolutely, well, with all the revelations, the _ this?. absolutely, well, with allj the revelations, the unexpected revelations in this book, it does seem to be calling those taliban fighters chess pieces, that has really upset many people, especially in the military community, some say they are very disappointed. we have heard from ex—colonel tim colin, he is a retired commanding officer and he says it isn�*t the done thing, prince harry has badly let the side down and you never count notches on the the but of your rifle. we have heard from senior leaders in the taliban, they say they may have been your enmy opinion but these were people with families to go home

his memoir "spare", he describes them as "chess pieces removed from the board." 0ur reporter zoe 0'brienon thursday evening that we began hearing about the content of prince harry�*s memoir, spare. that is due to be published on tuesday and it is fair to say that the comments that he's made about taliban fighters have dominated the headlines today and caused upset and disappointment among the military community. now, we've heard from external to colonel tim collins. he is a retired commanding officer. he told force news that harry has badly let down the side and this just isn't the done thing for people in the army. he said you would never count the notches on the but of your rifle. we've also heard from senior taliban leaders, then saying they may be your enemy but these were people with families to go home too. we haven't heard anything from buckingham palace. we haven't heard anything from kensington palace so far, though that is not entirely unusual. that may change in the coming days because we know that prince harry has taken part in a number of pre—recorded interviews to promote h

to do the intelligence long-term to uncover it can be very difficult and i would say with director brien: and conversations about the nature of here on the front land it is a law enforcement challenge and a real challenge for professionals not only here in this country but also increasingly in other parts of the western world within europe. and so even as we deal with that challenge which can be considered oftentimes less sophisticated we have to be very vigilant about the organizations based overseas. and that's principally al qaeda and isis. those two even after the years of 9/11 distress still exists and it's incumbent upon us to stay laser focused on that to make sure the counterterrorism effort here in the homeland targets terrorism and internationally on the spilt on partnership to make sure we manage it. >> so we are sitting in washington d.c. so i have to ask barely a week goes by without another arrest here in the united states related either to someone that's inspired by isis or al qaeda or someone who wanted to fight abroad were didn't go come the homegrown that you describe b

.�* our reporter zoe o�*brien is outside buckingham palace this morning.ng. prince harry was yesterday condemned by the taliban for those comments but also by senior figures in british military?— in british military? yes, good morning. _ in british military? yes, good morning. we _ in british military? yes, good morning, we started - in british military? yes, good morning, we started to - in british military? yes, good morning, we started to hear. in british military? yes, good - morning, we started to hear about the content — morning, we started to hear about the content of prince harry's memoir late thursday evening and as you say, _ late thursday evening and as you say, since — late thursday evening and as you say, since then shock and criticism, realty. _ say, since then shock and criticism, really. the — say, since then shock and criticism, really, the revelations within it. what _ really, the revelations within it. what we — really, the revelations within it. what we haven't heard of the stages anything _ what we haven't heard of the stages anything

lewis 0'brien, i think he is going to go from nottingham forest to blackburn on loan.king ziyech, we have been talking about chelsea —— hakim ziyech, he is somebody that chelsea don't want and i am told that the deal for him to join psg chelsea don't want and i am told that the dealfor him tojoin psg is not done yet but it is expected it will be and they have the advantage in france of another hour, so that has got until virtually midnight for that to go through. for leon 0sman in particular, nothing on everton, interesting rumours about who they might have gone for this evening, one of them is ismaila sarr from watford. it was a loan deal that was turned down flat. everton have not signed anybody yet.— turned down flat. everton have not signed anybody yet. checked again, lease! signed anybody yet. checked again, please! check— signed anybody yet. checked again, please! check again, _ signed anybody yet. checked again, please! check again, you _ signed anybody yet. checked again, please! check again, you have - signed anybody yet. checked again, please! check again, yo