johnson.s the moment she that was the moment when she quit. and that's why i think it was kind of a turning point in the laboratory, perhaps sign the laboratory, perhaps a sign of come. but i suppose of things to come. but i suppose there to argument if you there is to argument that if you were top of an were at the top of an organisation, take organisation, you take responsive for what responsive bility for what people, if you're not people, even if you're not personally involved with the decision, you take responsibility. there's responsibility. and there's a funny of parallel funny sort of parallel there between boris johnson was accused terms of not accused of in terms of not personally some of personally attending some of these but these crazy parties, but being at head the organisation at the head of the organisation and responsible. and somehow being responsible. i suppose trying to draw suppose he was trying to draw a bit of a comparison there. that definitely was the comparison. he tr

now the lyndon johnson library. they have 44 million documents and they were gonna be able to turn every one of those pages. but you can narrow it down i was writing about lyndon johnson as a young congressman there was only 267 boxes, maybe 200,000 pages that dealt with that so you cannot read all those pages but narrow it down to a couple of areas in one was a particular month that seemed was the key how lyndon johnson unmasked political power. you could tell when the change happened. he was a junior congressman in the letters in the file that he's writing to older congressman in the letters of a junior to a senior. can i have a few minutes of your time to the committee chairman. that was true after the single month of october 1940. at the end of the month of october 1940 and the entire rest of his career in the house of representatives the letters had a different tone the other way. the committee chairman the senior congressman writing to the union congressman lyndon and i have a few more minutes of your time. so

but, johnson sees an opportunity here. member carranza becomes impassable will the union army had built a series of bridges, nothing right. but recently enough, they get washed out. and he said if i have it wash out, notice can you will see okay, the way the fro called senines and one of his divisions is 1 mile further towards the city in place called santon some fear for thrrom the public library nt in, that is it. that entire battlefield family has lost and is a shame. but he can hit the keys, i can crush keys in the fourth or maybe a forced him to pull back is really good plans of what he will do and still have the street and right there, a mile long road see if i can advances. it's a 9-mile road and then get to the seven pines. then he'll good on the williamsburg road to seven pines benjamin is going to go down and come up and hit the seven pines from the south. that's a great plan really. any sensitive motion heavy rains hit on may 31 and he launches the attack and is supposed to start in the morning pretty and is tot

and johnson just can't bring himself to do that. davis doesn't fully trust johnson. davis will actually communicate with brad and pemberton, asked them to communicate directly with him, independent of the department commander. so, that is a recipe for trouble, right? people are not coordinating, communicating, there was a lot of mistrust. now, i will say i think johnson could maybe have been more aggressive in helping to defend vicksburg? i think you probably could have i think you probably could've done more to prevent the union encirclement. he had a small force -- there is a lot of damage to a larger force. the union and encircled annual capture vicksburg. and will be out in the central part of mississippi, unable or unwilling to stop that. as we move forward to 1863 in 1864, the situation with the army of tennessee will get so bad that rank have to be replaced. davis will appoint johnston the commander of the army of tennessee. that leaves us into the atlanta campaign of 1864. chattanooga is up here at the top of the map. atlanta is down here at the bottom throug

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six months after his resignation, new facts emerge confirming johnson's unscrupulousness . sandy times edition it turned out that then prime minister boris johnson received a loan of 800,000 pounds. this is about 70 million rubles. with the help of the banker richard sharpe, after that same sharpe, on the recommendation of johnson, he was appointed head of the bbc . impartiality is the main ethical norm. however, in this case , there is no need to speak of any objectivity. the position of the west in the three serial film represents a whole army of politicians and experts in part, from which they openly hate russia, except for archival speeches by russian politicians. in the series there are only comments from our ambassador to britain for 20 years since the first nato expansion, we were told all the time that there would be no further expansion, but there have already been seven waves of nato expansion and has already been on ukraine's accession to nato and another boris johnson's memories this time, apparently close to reality, we are talking about western arms supplies t

senator johnson: ok. so that was about five months? dr. goodwin: yeah. senator johnson: so you had two people and with two people working for a few months, you determined that we were missing close to,000 death reports. you were able to find them through open source reportings, basically? dr. goodwin: that's right. a lot of them publicly available data and some of the databases that collect this information. senator johnson: so either you know. how many deaths -- approximately do you know how many deaths occur every year? dr. goodwin: unfortunately, we do not. senator johnson: i'm talking about ballpark. is it a couple thousand? dr. goodwin: bjs says 2019, there was 1,200. senator johnson: what about state? dr. goodwin: state and federal was about 4200. senator johnson: so why do you combine state and federal and not state and local? this is not a trick question. it's a question. it's a curiosity. because we normally separate federal, but you did it the other way. why? dr. goodwin: well local jails is a d

kennedy and lyndon johnson, and so often they are, you are either team kennedy our team johnson. and never the twain shall meet. they have incredible complementary legacies in my view because john f kerry gets us thinking buildti ourselves, because he instills such faith in government, lyndon johnson is able to capitalize on that and get through the laws of the great society, which become the foundation of modern america. the civil rights act come for instance, of 1963 which kennedy proposed in the speech i was just talking about was largely languishing in the halls of congress when kennedy died. he didn't have the legislative the might or both to get it through.oh lyndon johnson did and he did that in so many unfinished things from the kennedy administration. in many cases lbj made them bigger, but john f. kennedy tried to get to medicate and failed. john f. kennedy tried to get through federal education, federal aid education and failed. all these things were on his desk, but the one thing that kennedy does is get us thinking about a better america, and lyndon johnson can f cap

chief danny kruger for most boris johnson aids . chief speechwriter johnson aids.yer in the tory and his mum is prue leith from the bake off. i'm sure he had delicious childhood . he'll be telling us his story in the news agenda with my panel in the news agenda with my panel. do we demonise dieting ? panel. do we demonise dieting? and is he old fashioned for the man to pay for dinner or is it charming ? plus, tomorrow's charming? plus, tomorrow's papers at exactly 1030 sharp. you can your watch to it. lots to get through , including my to get through, including my take your ten monologue on the nhs . my prescription for better nhs. my prescription for better service. after the headlines with the ever healthy radisson radisson . not sure where he got radisson. not sure where he got that from. mark good evening. here's latest from the gb newsroom. the labour party says rishi sunak still questions to answer following his sacking of nadhim zahawi prime minister made the decision after an ethics inquiry found that the party chairman had committed a serious breach of the

boris johnson the gambler . and wrote a book. boris johnson the gambler.wonder, tom bower just off today has boris johnson taken a gamble in terms of dashing off to ukraine, meeting with zelenskyy is this is this trying distract from some troubles relating to that facility ocean of troubles relating to that facility ocean o f £800,000 loan. facility ocean of £800,000 loan. ihave facility ocean of £800,000 loan. i have it is. i mean he had to happen even as prime minister of constantly going around the country in his yellow ibiza jackets, meeting builders or teachers or hospital workers to get away from the problems at his desk in downing street . and his desk in downing street. and he really does believe that if he really does believe that if he is seen in action on somehow people , forgive him or forget people, forgive him or forget the accusations he's facing . but the accusations he's facing. but they won't forget or they won't forgive . he needs to sit down forgive. he needs to sit down and, fess up and explain his own conduct . it and, fess up and exp

chief danny kruger for most boris johnson aids . chief speechwriter johnson aids.yer in the tory and his mum is prue leith from the bake off. i'm sure he had delicious childhood . he'll be telling us his story in the news agenda with my panel in the news agenda with my panel. do we demonise dieting ? panel. do we demonise dieting? and is he old fashioned for the man to pay for dinner or is it charming ? plus, tomorrow's charming? plus, tomorrow's papers at exactly 1030 sharp. you can your watch to it. lots to get through , including my to get through, including my take your ten monologue on the nhs . my prescription for better nhs. my prescription for better service. after the headlines with the ever healthy radisson radisson . not sure where he got radisson. not sure where he got that from. mark good evening. here's latest from the gb newsroom. the labour party says rishi sunak still questions to answer following his sacking of nadhim zahawi prime minister made the decision after an ethics inquiry found that the party chairman had committed a serious breach of the

and who knows, after returning from butch, will johnson arrange a thrashing in the uk itself ? will be sent from the peace fund, maybe not so much, if we take into account that the european union has already spent about 50 billion on kiev, but here it is important that the eu foreign ministers agreed on heavy offensive equipment, namely tanks, on the eve of the rally, the so-called donors for ukraine at the base. rammstein reported that there were no common positions on this issue, and now the head of european diplomacy, jose barrels , believes that all agreements have been reached. today we have reached a political agreement on the allocation of the seventh prior military assistance to ukraine in the amount of 500 million euros and in the department of 45 million euros for the training of ukrainian military personnel under the eu training program with regard to leopard minister discuss this issue?

senator johnson? sen. johnson: mr. chairman, i'm very mindful of the fact that this hearing really is about prison personnel preying on prisoners. i got that. but i think senator lankford brought up i think a pretty relevant point as well that certainly coming into this hearing i was thinking about, are there sexual assaults occurring between prisoners? director peters, how many biological males are being housed with biological females in federal prisons? ms. peters: i don't have an answer to that today. sen. johnson: do we have some? ms. peters: yes, senator. sen. johnson: i'll just go on the record, i won't belabor this point, but let me go on the record for when we are incarcerating somebody because they've committed a crime, we've taken away their right of being -- moving around freely around society, i would say they have no right to determine if you're a biological male to be housed with biological females. they have no right. that's the insane policy, we're talking about sexual assaults, to have the federal gove

johnson on tour?gain about what is happening directly on the front line of a special military operation , russian tank troops who have modernized t90m armored vehicles at their disposal. what specific tasks do they perform in the hottest areas of the donbass and what kind of assistance does the military aviation provide to ground units ?

they wrote that putin allegedly threatened johnson with missile strikes, however.the press secretary of the russian president, the former head of the british government told a lie. once again i officially repeat. this is a lie , there were no threats with missiles, speaking about challenges for the security of the russian federation, president putin noted, that in the event of ukraine joining nato, the potential deployment of nato or american missiles at our borders will mean that any missile will reach moscow in a matter of minutes, because johnson has been lying in britain for a long time, it will not surprise anyone to lie, and parties during the lakdown and zakavid became the cause of the scandal that led to his resignation. here are the headlines of the british newspapers of the time the guardian lies became the only constant in johnson's career icons from the publication called him a serial liar portrayed johnson as pinocchio whose nose lengthens every time he lies, the new york times called him the best liar who knows hundreds of different ways to lie when h

bobby kennedy despised for lyndon johnson, lyndon johnson didn't feel any a differentlype about bobby kennedy. they were just fundamentally different people. but i think john f. kennedy realize, he picked lyndon johnson to go on the ticket for two reasons. one was political. he needed something balance on the ticket. what that a balanced and lyndon johnson from austin, texas? i can come who it so much power. but the second one was he picked the vice president because he was, the person who is most capable in his view of operating in president trump in the presidency should something happen to them. and that wasas the case. >> i mean, when you look back on it now there's so much reflection on his abbreviated presidency, right, but it was an incredibly eventful presidency, too. just that short tenure. you mentioned thehe cuban missie crisis, of course what we were actually facing at the time. is it fair to say that was sort of the darkest hour? was at the worst that it got? was that the greatest triumph for him also? >> no question in my mind that is the darkest moment battle in, the ke

butal jfk creates a liberal tied in the most literal sense that flows into the johnson presidency. stands at 77 percent and that's mostly because of the kennedy having us believe in our government. but while he takes advantage of that and 65 faces the quagmire of vietnam and is not necessarily truthful with the american people. maybe by his undoing or is mess on —- misled and becomes more more controversial and the press becomes more more critical and that is when things start to slide. but all presidents have a mixed relationship with the press down at the lbj library there is a quote from johnson if i go across the potomac the headline would be the president can't swim. [laughter] that never changes. there is a reason adversarial relationship that with kennedy heb guy of the press. >> thank you for being here in the special was lovely. congrats on that. what do you look for as a voter in your modern president? as a scholar of the presidency? >> i have been asked this before but each, different skill sets and experiences and visions and outlooks on the world and i think it is hard

we never thought of canceling beethoven or bach johnson .his week, putin received an invited guest from tatarstan well , because, as you know , there are no uninvited in the kremlin, and he discussed the socio-economic situation in the region. republic yes, well, the mood of the people putin without leaving his office. maybe not only to see a hole in the road, but also to hear what people in naberezhnye chelny are talking about one meeting with putin adds as much knowledge. how many a whole course of lectures on sopromat also putin got acquainted with the plans for the development of the lomonosov scientific cluster on sparrow hills. a new scientific cluster will be able to accept everyone who came to moscow with a fish convoy about how this week the president inspected, tatarstan congratulated students and tatyana and developed the scientific future of russians in the report of our random correspondent and we are glad serpentine. it was a difficult day at a meeting with students. in the festive air moscow state university, even oxygen molec

in 2023, boris johnson calls on washington. at the same time, i want to convey to washington that there is no reason to delay aid , we must make sure that our ukrainian friends have received everything they need to expel the russians from the entire territory of ukraine as soon as possible so that this happens this year, 2023, it is the best for western ukraine and russia will end this disaster as soon as possible. the method has shown enough, johnson said that every time the allies delayed the provision of a certain type of weapon due to fears of a scalatzi from russia there was no need to do this in this way, he answered the question about providing ukraine with f-16 fighters, they recently said that there is no need to even think about tanks. received the equipment she needs as soon as possible, this is a humane thing for all of ukraine and the whole world, but the day before president baidel said that the usa will not provide ukraine with f16 fighter jets, voice of america johnson asked replied that he admires what the bide

kennedy and lyndon johnson johnson and so often your team kennedy or team johnson. but frankly they have incredibly complementary legacies. because john f. kennedy gets us thinking beyond ourselves. me and still such faith in government. lyndon johnson is able to capitalizeug on that to the laws of the great society which become the foundation of modern america. the civil rights act19 for accidents of 1963 which kennedy proposed that speech i was just talking about was largely a languishing in the halls of congress when kennedy died printed on the legislative will or the might or both to get it through. lyndon johnson did. and he did that in so many un- finish things from the kennedy administration. lbj madee ig them bigger but jo. kennedy tried to get through medicaid and failed. john f. kennedy tried to get through federal education -- make federal aid to education and failed. all these things were on his desk. the one thing that can lead us to get us thinking about a better america and lyndon b. johnson capitalize on that pic works if i could follow up on one thi

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but he was a johnson ally, and he wanted johnson to come back . he wanted johnson to come back.opinion article saying that he wanted johnson back just before johnson stood down, and rishi hired him in part to rishi sunak hired him in part to sort of show that he was willing to have a broad church within his party, which makes it very difficult to lose the difficult sunak to lose the hallway. so it just shows all of these calculations that sunak has . it's a lose lose, isn't it? has. it's a lose lose, isn't it? yeah. it's a very awkward. the other thing that in direct relation a hallway is that the questions not being asked as to whether the inquiry also look into these claims that he to the media that he falsely told the officials he did not exchange his whatsapp messages. david cameron i.e. that cameron over greensill i.e. that he's got a bit of previous on the other matters outside the tax inquiry itself and certainly caroline nokes, a former minister, say he should recuse himself , minister, say he should recuse himself, actually stand minister, say he should recuse himself ,

ranking member johnson. mr. johnson: thank you. you pretty well laid out the case so i'll ask that my opening statement be entered into the record. i think it's safe to say based on your comments that what we discovered is deeply during bing, and it is. i don't think anybody is looking forward to this hearing. i don't know about you but any movie i watch where there's any kind of sexual assault i just -- i have to turn it off. i can't watch it and that's fiction. so we're going to be hearing some pretty horrific testimony today. it is the government's duty to incarcerate individuals, to punish people for crime. for keeping dangerous people away from the general public. and i don't want this hearing to downplay that very serious responsibility of government. it's not a pleasant responsibility. but it's also the responsibility of government to make sure that where we do incarcerate individuals that they are safe. that this -- these types of rapes, these types of assaults don't occur. this is something that the federal government has

johnson . when it outpoint mr. johnson.ng run because those were not mr. johnson's mr. sunak's relative weakness is that he is very good at articulating clear message, a clear vision . and, you know, his clear vision. and, you know, his speech last week gave us five things against which to measure but didn't really give us distinctive idea of the kind of country he wants to create. so undoubtedly, given that backdrop, you can understand why some people inside the conservative party say, oh, look it up, boris johnson is approving the action when therefore perhaps we should return to him. the trouble is of course there is no guarantee that history will repeat itself. and because mr. johnson succeeded winning a general election in 2019, essentially by combining the live vote behind the conservative party, but doesn't mean to say that the same thing's going to happen twice. and of course, the problem for mr. johnson above all is in the end, he was brought down because many of his colleagues felt could no longer believe and trus

we met in clark johnson's brilliant. >> so johnson's docudrama on boycott. you think about that. so, quickly, anything strike you about the tone of that speech and maybe connections with the earlier king or growth, anybody? >> sort of dismantling for challenging aspects of capitalism is the underbelly to his tone, right? and strengthening and supporting of black institutions. i think that takes sort of a position more in the front of his discourse than it had previously before it had been more about sort of political aspirations, movements, nonviolence, et cetera, but now the specific target is sort of the dangers of capitalism and how they fuel division, right? and so to not support certain businesses and rather turn to your black businesses, strengthen those institutions so you see a little bit more of a sort of-- i'm trying to be careful how i say this not necessarily black-powered about you more towards of tone of supporting black communities. a closer along the lines of what the black power movement was pushing to do. >> okay, yeah, good. and that's why the sanitation worker

zelensky consoles johnson and that british politician.n has rotted after johnson's reputation is always happy to help at any moment waiting for dima zachary. nadim, shut up. this is a minister, a former british chancellor, who is accused of another crime. honesty tax evasion is responsible. they are very important to me and all questions must be answered. that is why i launched an independent investigation to get to the bottom of what happened at the grating itself problems have piled up so far. he was caught in a car without a belt for only 100 pounds and fined, but this is too petty a crime and the small amount of his position does not threaten such, and therefore in zelensky for the sake of a distracting headline in the newspapers in exchange for the promise of tanks, the sunk until he rushes off, forgetting to fasten belt. lisa girson boris khalfin valeria polukhina and alexander gusev ntv london the company decided to sell its assets in russia the network has been operating in the country since 2006 assortment. it is unlikely that i

zelensky consoles johnson and that british politician.tted in the wake of johnson's reputation always happy to help any minute waiting for dima zahahava for dima zahavi. this is a minister, a former british one, whose chancellor is accused of another crime. tax evasion honesty responsibility is very important to me and all questions must be answered. that is why i launched an independent investigation to get to the bottom of what happened to the rishi sunnaq of problems so far. for only 100 pounds he was caught in a car without a belt and fined, but it's too much. a petty crime and a petty amount of his position are not threatened, and therefore their zelensky for the sake of a distracting headline in the newspapers in exchange for the promise of tanks of bags until he rushes off, forgetting to fasten his seat belt boris khalfin valeria polukhina and alexander gusev ntv london this program today we are watching the development of events. up to 90 percent on jewelry 585 gold indigo kids shoes for brilliant children sovcombank should you th

to mark the de former british prime minister boys, johnson made a surprise visit to ukraine. he met president zalinski and visited the town of butcher on the capital's outskirts. hundreds of people were killed in butcher under russian occupation in march last year. well, i can tell you that the u. k will be sticking by ukraine for as long as it takes a little bit, i need to know what you're going to tell you are going to you are going to win and you're gonna get all the russians out of your country. but we will be that for the long term, johnson visit comes as western powers have promised more weapons. the keys and prussia continues to build on germany to allow its leper tanks to be sent to ukraine. keith says it needs all the fire power he can get to defend itself. most people here agree for nearly a year now. ukrainians have shown what unity can look like and how powerful it can be. it's actually butler al jazeera keith and there's been some encouraging news for ukraine about those tanks. german foreign minister under the bed box says they won't stand in the way if poland d

house, cheryl lynn johnson.o this critical position, the clerk, as we know, serves as the legislative official, in the house, a position that goes back to the first clerk, to the first congress in 1789. and as was mentioned, she comes to us from the smithsonian institute, where she served as the director of government relations, among her many achievements, as was mentioned. cheryl helped to make the national museum of african american history and culture. a brilliant reality. but this is not her first tour of duty on capitol hill, in fact, she previously spent almost two decades in service, to this institution. she spent ten years as a chief investigative counsel, for the committee on education in the workforce, where she advanced reforms an elementary, secondary education, juvenile justice, child nutrition, labor issues, and employment and nutrition programs for seniors. miss johnson is a distinguished graduate of howard university law school, and the university of iowa. cheryl johnson exemplifies the highest

big deal, said johnson spokesman. but that is what the trickle of sleaze is becoming for britain's ruling party. mean to me, 6 months after johnson was forced from office for one scandal to many a day before that chairman, not in the hall, we apologize for a careless error having been reportedly forced to pay 6000000 dollars to u. k tax authorities in a dispute over his finances he had previously denied he was trying to avoid paying taxes extra embarrassing for his party and the government, as he was financed minister during the dispute in a statement. so he said, a shame, revenue and customs concluded that this was a careless and not deliberate error, so that i could focus on my life as a public servant. i chose to settle the matter and pay what they said was ju, what we do know is that the dean brought his tax affairs up to date. so we do know that the tax bill existed because he had launched and grow and run a very, very successful business bearing in my because he came here as a refugee see a free conference and p

johnson: i am talking nationally. the reason i asked coming empowers -- man-hours put into this, naturally i am an accountant and you have to understand the information and how difficult it is to gather. i wouldn't think the department of justice has, i don't how many employees it has, quite a few, but you put a couple of folks doing this and obviously we gave them resources to do this, it wouldn't be that difficult to gather the death reports on a couple thousand individuals. let's start refining the process. this isn't working, to this day, how many states didn't report? and we don't know which states. the department of justice will tell us. the point i am trying to make here is, i think together with you and the chairman, this is important information to have. it shouldn't be that difficult to gather, particularly when you have been at it for 22 years. there was a break, and we will at the next panel analyze why this break occurred and how ridiculous it is that it did occur and why the ball was dropped. i think i g

i think if it were easy, you were to see more bob johnson's, michael jordan's, magic johnson's, oprah winfrey's, and the like. i think it is a misnomer to say it is easy. it is correct to say that people think about it more, but do they do more? that is the problem. david: after the george floyd murder, i thought many people in the white business community said we have to do much more to get blacks on boards. has that happened? bob: the sad secret is while companies have announced they will put $1 million into diversity and investment in black businesses, among the people i know and a lot of people say i got money from here and there and other places, it is not really happening. i saw something in the media that said there has been something like $50 billion of pledges made, but less than 5% of that has ever been implemented, and to me, it is a real sad story, because it is not happening. and i would know, because no one has called me, and i have been successful, as you know, and the only thing i have done that with, david, and i am most proud of is the partnership i created with vang

, boris johnson , the prime minister of great britain, in the movie putin vs. the west, and johnson gives impressions of communicating with putin on the eve of the invasion of the russian federation on the territory of ukraine, he told about how these negotiations with putin were conducted and what putin said at some point , he means putin as if he threatened me and said in boris i don't want to hurt you, but with a missile it will take for just a minute, the bbc, which retells this dialogue in the film putin vs. the west, reports that the telephone conversation between putin and boris johnson took place on february 20 of the second year, and that putin's comment was made after johnson's warning that the war in ukraine will have catastrophic consequences, and at the same time, the minister of defense of great britain, ben volos, also said that on february 11, at a meeting with sergei shoigu in moscow, he received false assurances from him that russia was not going to attack ukraine, and again, this statement was echoed in this the documentary putin directed against the west, which was fil

said putin's words in johnson said that putin was threatened by johnson.o not want to offend you do not. it hurts you to offend in this case, but the question is is that, as it were, it is clear that in this case, the missiles would not pose a danger to him personally, but the british british press wrote a steady opposite of throne's, because what peskov and johnson said was very close at the same time he was threatened. some girls like it. some girls are indebted to the spas well, how can you not like a man who is 800,000 here a little there, that is, such a simple guy, what a terrible age, yes, i immediately recall the words comrade mutko but karapshi, but criminal, but if we talk seriously, but after all, we are now, uh, although this is not in the tradition of our diplomacy. but if we see that time after time, then the frenchman goes yes cheap this is terribly afraid. what erdogan said correctly, what inflicts who is mikron and what does johnson allow you to do now? well, we'll just take a printout. now let's give it the same conversations. and how wil

they, as johnson is in buch.ensky published a video of the meeting with johnson and thanked him for his support. this is how it all happened. well, we will tell you what exactly the president of ukraine talked about with ex-prime minister of britain, what is the purpose of this trip? here is such a little funny hat, but johnson himself is known for his extravagant not only appearance, but also some actions, but he was always such an ardent supporter of such a strong, powerful support from britain, ukraine in particular, the ukrainian opposition to our position in the war against the occupiers, we already have oleksandr doroshenko in touch, national guard officers, a deputy of the kharkiv regional council, who is now in a hot enough direction, it is near the estuary, closer to kreminnaya. operational situation, please have a good day. every day, we have battles, uh , first of all, about this artillery. to which we are going to the place where we need to load on duty, it can fly to that a, but you won’t go in the s

johnson made a surprise visit to ukraine. he met president zalinski and visited the town of butcher on the capital's outskirts. hundreds of people were killed in butcher under russian occupation in march last year. well, i can tell you that the, the u. k. will be sticking by ukraine for as long as it will cover it on you're able to not bought hillary wise. you own a, typically while you are going to, you're going to win and you're going to get all russians out of your country. but we will be there for long. ah, johnson's visit comes as western pals have promised more weapons, the cave and prussia continues to build on germany to allow its leopard tanks to be sent to ukraine. keith says it needs all the fire power he can get to defend itself . most people here agree for nearly a year now ukrainians have shown what unity can look like and how powerful it can be. oh, it's ashley butler, al jazeera keith, an economy heading towards recession. the facts of breck sits and mass strikes are making life difficult for british prime min