well, as we (that boris ast night, we learned that boris johnson— night, we learned that boris johnsonred to police forces by the cabinet cerhrhtttee. — police forces by the cabinet committee. why.7 because police forces by the cabinet committee. why? because as the threat— committee. why? because as the official cowo— committee. why? because as the official covid inquiry wanted to here— official covid inquiry wanted to have t— official covid inquiry wanted to here a teet— official covid inquiry wanted to have a look at— official covid inquiry wanted to have a look at his— official covid inquiry wanted to have a look at his official diarrh— have a look at his official they, the— have a look at his official they, the rt— have a look at his official diary, and it was said that rheethge— diary, and it was said that rheethge he— diary, and it was said that meetings he had in chequers during— meetings he had in chequers during lockdown— meetings he had in chequers during lockdown were in breach of the— during lockdown were in breach of the rues-t— during lockdown were in breach of the rules

well, as we (that boris ast night, we learned that boris johnson— night, we learned that boris johnsonred to police forces by the cabinet cerhrhtttee. — police forces by the cabinet committee. why.7 because police forces by the cabinet committee. why? because as the threat— committee. why? because as the official cowo— committee. why? because as the official covid inquiry wanted to here— official covid inquiry wanted to have t— official covid inquiry wanted to here a teet— official covid inquiry wanted to have a look at— official covid inquiry wanted to have a look at his— official covid inquiry wanted to have a look at his official diarrh— have a look at his official they, the— have a look at his official they, the rt— have a look at his official diary, and it was said that rheethge— diary, and it was said that rheethge he— diary, and it was said that meetings he had in chequers during— meetings he had in chequers during lockdown— meetings he had in chequers during lockdown were in breach of the— during lockdown were in breach of the rues-t— during lockdown were in breach of the rules

it's all the same boris to me.entrance of his car was on duty, then something else, in fact, he called and said, i don’t care whether you will be my wife or not. i left the family for a year , my wife decided this issue. well, then i already think, let him tell the touch of autumn noticeably. when maple and beauty touch your love is her solution. i would accept with gratitude, so everything is somehow like this. retired new episodes of our premiere today at 19:35 on ntv beam new episodes tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv yes, those working meetings cannot be repeated, and those very burgers can be more than two hundred checks in the production of cutlets so that the quality does not change over the years qualitatively tasty and period that same feeling when you just received the money that was needed right now tinkov oh, the pool for 999 rubles. this week of big festa is dedicated to those who were chosen, how spend the holidays. now you choose four nuggets or two strips for only 39 rubles , only in the application it’s tas

yes, ah, but the princes boris and gleb they no longer saw all sorts of these atrocities of father a,eath of prince vladimir, each of his sons was given some specific lot, yes, that is, in which they were supposed to reign, and by the way, rostov and murom got saints boris and gleb and there was another son, and svyatopolk of prince vladimir , yes, that is, who planned such a murder of his brothers , yes, that is, boris and gleb, and later he was nicknamed the accursed e in 1015. and this murder was committed, of course, they were warned that some kind of assassination was being prepared, but they did not believe until the last. they didn't think that just a brother would raise a hand against them. and so great was their faith so impressed the image christ that when the murderers sent by their elder brother came to them. they did not resist evil and shed blood, but gave themselves up as a sacrifice, therefore they were glorified, as the saints of the trustees, the patrons of the russian land and the heavenly defenders of the russian princes, the holy prince, boris gleba, pray for deli

boris johnson's team insist he has always _ today?is johnson's team insist he has always been _ today? boris johnson's team insist he has always been willing - today? boris johnson's team insist he has always been willing to - today? boris johnson's team insist he has always been willing to fully | he has always been willing to fully cooperate with the inquiry and that when this legal notice that baroness heather hallett issue to the cabinet office last week demanding his unredacted notebooks and whatsapps was made, that he hadn't been given due warning that it was the request. it said it wasn't him standing on the way of the information being handed over. but he's a political operator and will have weighed up whether to hand this material over. and ultimately i'm sure he will have been given the advice that whatever is within that could potentially be embarrassing that withholding it and being seen to withhold it would look far worse. 50. being seen to withhold it would look far worse. ., ., , ., far worse. so, the attention is now o

the claims will only refocus scrutiny on boris johnson's conduct. we will leave it there -- >> we will leave it there and come back to you. staying here in the u.k. the death has been confirmed of the disgraced entertainer and convicted sex offender all harris. almost two weeks ago from cancer. it came six years after he was released from prison. in jail for a sexual assault back to the 1960's. before those crimes came to light, one of britain's best known tv personalities and artists commissioned to paint a trait of queen elizabeth. he never expressed remorse for his crimes. nor did he ever apologize to any of his victims. joining me is barbara miller, correspondent with bbc news australia who covered walt harris and the court case. thank you for coming on the program. those revelations that came out in court were shocking to so many. >> that is right. ralph harris was arrested in 2014. it was really an open secret he was the man who had been arrested. it was in connection with police investigations that were really sparked by the revelations of ji

the to deal with rishi sunak to somebody like boris johnson?_ like boris johnson? the former prime minister was — like boris johnson? the former prime minister was not _ like boris johnson? the former prime minister was not the _ like boris johnson? the former prime minister was not the easiest, - like boris johnson? the former prime minister was not the easiest, and - minister was not the easiest, and i've been diplomatic, but what you have to look at is not the past but the future, but also i think the uk realises, as we do, that we are not alone when it comes to dealing with the horrors of climate change and dealing with russia. we are united and working together. i think that realisation that we can rise above the past will help us.— the past will help us. boris johnson. — the past will help us. boris johnson, did _ the past will help us. boris johnson, did you _ the past will help us. boris johnson, did you sense - the past will help us. boris johnson, did you sense he| the past will help us. boris - johnson, did you sense he was johnson, did you sense he was

boris johnson was meeting oliticians sleaze. boris johnson was meeting politicians in _ sleaze.sleaze. boris johnson was meeting politicians in the usa _ sleaze. boris johnson was meeting politicians in the usa today - sleaze. boris johnson was meeting politicians in the usa today but. sleaze. boris johnson was meeting politicians in the usa today but he | politicians in the usa today but he is finding that domestic politics still cut a long shadow of the dip tonight, borisjohnson bosco team seem to be hopping mad. some people will conclude that all of this has the hallmarks of a classic political stitch up and they are thinking of the new donors came to light as a means of undermining borisjohnson and extended the inquiry by mps into his conduct. it has to save the cabinet office saying double that they dispute the idea that boris johnson wasn't told about any of this in advance and, secondly, when it comes to political stitch up, it was civil servants who passed on this information, not government officials. after poor local election results for the tories, i'm sure the curren

’t remember boris boris i remembered kopylov boris kopylov he doesn’t come in often calls the phone.gratulations on the holidays, he is interested in how the professor and professor shay, will they arrive soon, says that he misses them very, very courteous young man. well, since you say that no one drove a car for 3 months. i think we'll wait with the inspection. well sorry, goodbye, goodbye. goodbye. the neighbors said that it was kopylov who left for gomel a month ago. i myself saw the lock on his door. who did he work? for what? we do not need information, when the crime was committed he was no longer in the city. all i still needed to know everything. well, tomorrow i will collect all the information from kopylov. adventurous, lately i have already seen him twice and not just seen him talking. i wonder what they talked about with him? imagine a week ago. and i played chess with him in the club, and the day before yesterday i met on the street, it turns out he didn’t leave anywhere, where he works. he worked. in the same taxi depot where the taxi was stolen from, curious? really c

i think that boris johnson— against boris johnson? i think that boris johnson has- ?g?ival for the white house, ron— trump's republican rival for the white house, ron desantis, iegnenei— white house, ron desantis, launched anticipated launched his hotly anticipated presiienriei— launched his hotly anticipated presidential-last— launched his hotly anticipated presidential last night. twitter spaces last night. but rees— twitter spaces last night. but reeg ten-s— twitter spaces last night. but read ron's announcement in front of elon musk and another 600,000 people fell a little bit flat because was by several because it was marred by several technical caused by the technical glitches caused by the legion trying to tune legion of fans trying to tune in. trump wasted no time and ripping into his rival, the bloke he's lovingly dubbed or maybe not so lovingly dubbed , maybe not so lovingly dubbed, ron desanctimonious. this is what he posted— ron desanctimonious. this is what he posted on— ron desanctimonious. this is what he posted on his- 3 33 j3 33i:::i3 this is what he po

i think that boris johnson— against boris johnson? i think that boris johnson has- ?g?ival for the white house, ron— trump's republican rival for the white house, ron desantis, iegnenei— white house, ron desantis, launched anticipated launched his hotly anticipated presiienriei— launched his hotly anticipated presidential-last— launched his hotly anticipated presidential last night. twitter spaces last night. but rees— twitter spaces last night. but reeg ten-s— twitter spaces last night. but read ron's announcement in front of elon musk and another 600,000 people fell a little bit flat because was by several because it was marred by several technical caused by the technical glitches caused by the legion trying to tune legion of fans trying to tune in. trump wasted no time and ripping into his rival, the bloke he's lovingly dubbed or maybe not so lovingly dubbed , maybe not so lovingly dubbed, ron desanctimonious. this is what he posted— ron desanctimonious. this is what he posted on— ron desanctimonious. this is what he posted on his- 3 33 j3 33i:::i3 this is what he po

lots- but the point is, amanda patel boris-had lots of- boris johnson had lots of reasons-be— boriso said this-on the radio- this morning on the radio was atta— this morning on the radio was atea-tnat— this morning on the radio was also -that-worked. this morning on the radio was also that worked out also that that boris worked out verv— also that that boris worked out very eartv— also that that boris worked out very eartv an— also that that boris worked out very early on-her- very early on that her overseeing- very early on that her overseeing the partygate investigation _ overseeing the partygate investigation was completely and uttertv— investigation was completely and utterly selective _ investigation was completely and utterly selective and that there were various pieces of evidence tnat— were various pieces of evidence tnat ere— were various pieces of evidence tnat nut— were various pieces of evidence tnat nut ta— were various pieces of evidence that were put to her and she and teats— that were put to her and she and teate eantnt— that were put to her and she and leaks coming

because of boris. �* , . ,, :: :: :: ., ., boris. he's taken £5,000 out of taxpayer's _ boris.happening. if boris - came back tomorrow, he would get my vote 100%~ _ came back tomorrow, he would get my vote 100%. ~ ., ., ., ., , vote 10096. well. congratulations... i think we look _ vote 10096. well. congratulations... i think we look back _ vote 10096. well. congratulations... i think we look back on _ vote 10096. well. congratulations... i think we look back on it _ vote 10096. well. congratulations... i think we look back on it and - vote 10096. well. congratulations... i think we look back on it and some | i think we look back on it and some of his— i think we look back on it and some of his antics — i think we look back on it and some of his antics gave us amusement. thank— of his antics gave us amusement. thank you — of his antics gave us amusement. thank you very much indeed for the calls this morning on that. i wonder if it will be the last borisjohnson phone in. it is so interesting what the people think. i love it! so what do you want to ask? prime minister's questions

boris noatt— to boris. in my view. boris noatt nave— to boris. in my view.— but, you know, this has been a very degrading process, hasn't it? very degrading process, hasn't tte ven— very degrading process, hasn't it? very humiliating and just not ntnt— it? very humiliating and just not nont ton— it? very humiliating and just not right for some a piece of take. — not right for some a piece of take. ant— not right for some a piece of cake. and i'm— not right for some a piece of cake. and i'm sorry,- not right for some a piece of cake. '“ti not right for some a piece of cake. ' cake. and i'm sorry, buddy. can you understand the anger here when you look at what's going on in scotland with the snp and scheming sturgeon and the media for two years have not reported on that when they were obsessed with a piece of cake. so this does come back down, though, doesn't it? to your point, when we etanet — doesn't it? to your point, when we started the— i . .7 to your point, when we started the discussion, this attennoon— we started the discussion, this afternoon mainstrea

now, this may not boris johnson. now, this may not be e— boris johnson.ted people have the support of elected people have the support on we— elected people have the support of the british _ elected people have the support of the british people managed to win wotee— of the british people managed to win wotee one— of the british people managed to win votes are being pushed out . win votes are being pushed out. anu— win votes are being pushed out. one tn— win votes are being pushed out. one in glad— win votes are being pushed out. one in out to— win votes are being pushed out. and i'm glad to say i've now got nigel— and i'm glad to say i've now got nigel tange— and i'm glad to say i've now got nigel farage with— and i'm glad to say i've now got nigel farage with me to talk about— nigel farage with me to talk about we— nigel farage with me to talk about this because , nigel, about this because, nigel, woue— about this because, nigel, woue not— about this because, nigel, you're not actually a fan of none— you're not actually a fan of boris johnson. _ you're no

lots- but the point is, amanda patel boris-had lots of- boris johnson had lots of reasons-be— boriso said this-on the radio- this morning on the radio was atta— this morning on the radio was atea-tnat— this morning on the radio was also -that-worked. this morning on the radio was also that worked out also that that boris worked out verv— also that that boris worked out very eartv— also that that boris worked out very eartv an— also that that boris worked out very early on-her- very early on that her overseeing- very early on that her overseeing the partygate investigation _ overseeing the partygate investigation was completely and uttertv— investigation was completely and utterly selective _ investigation was completely and utterly selective and that there were various pieces of evidence tnat— were various pieces of evidence tnat ere— were various pieces of evidence tnat nut— were various pieces of evidence tnat nut ta— were various pieces of evidence that were put to her and she and teats— that were put to her and she and teate eantnt— that were put to her and she and leaks coming

boris noatt— to boris. in my view. boris noatt nave— to boris. in my view. you know, this has been a very degrading process, hasn't it? very degrading process, hasn't tte ven— very degrading process, hasn't it? very humiliating and just not ntnt— it? very humiliating and just not nont ton— it? very humiliating and just not right for some a piece of take. — not right for some a piece of take. ant— not right for some a piece of cake. and i'm— not right for some a piece of cake. and i'm sorry,- not right for some a piece of cake. '“ti not right for some a piece of cake. ' cake. and i'm sorry, buddy. can you understand the anger here when you look at what's going on in scotland with the snp and scheming sturgeon and the media for two years have not reported on that when they were obsessed with a piece of cake. so this does come back down, though, doesn't it? to your point, when we etanet — doesn't it? to your point, when we started the— i . .7 to your point, when we started the discussion, this attennoon— we started the discussion, this afternoon mainstream afte

boris johnson, but nothing relwiin-ierv— with boris johnson, but nothing to .with-tory party- with borisit's to ieziness— it face to face. it's to laziness to - it face to face. it's to laziness to do it by whatsapp . laziness to do it by whatsapp. it's laziness to do it by whatsapp. ir-s rive— laziness to do it by whatsapp. ir-s iive ge— laziness to do it by whatsapp. it's like go and— laziness to do it by whatsapp. it's like go and see somebody in ineir— it's like go and see somebody in ineir eiiise— it's like go and see somebody in their office and— it's like go and see somebody in their office and tell them what you— their office and tell them what vee veni— their office and tell them what vee wenr ie— their office and tell them what you want to tell— their office and tell them what you want to tell them. whether it's you want to tell them. whether is e— you want to tell them. whether is e seerei— you want to tell them. whether it's a secret, whether you want to it's a secret, whether you want re ieer— it's a secret, whether you want re ieer e— it's a secret, whether you want re ieer

now, this may not boris johnson. now, this may not be boris johnson.ple have the support or me— elected people have the support of the british _ elected people have the support of the british people managed to win votes— of the british people managed to win vores ae— of the british people managed to win votes are being pushed out . win votes are being pushed out. and— win votes are being pushed out. and in— win votes are being pushed out. and in giad— win votes are being pushed out. and in giad io— win votes are being pushed out. and i'm glad to say i've now got niger— and i'm glad to say i've now got digei rarage— and i'm glad to say i've now got nigel farage with— and i'm glad to say i've now got nigel farage with me to talk aboar— nigel farage with me to talk airoai mis— nigel farage with me to talk about this because , nigel, about this because, nigel, yon-re— about this because, nigel, yon-re noi— about this because, nigel, you're not actually a fan of irons— you're not actually a fan of boris johnson. _ you're not actually a fan of boris johnson.

boris.students and humanitarian visas may explain the potential record high for 2023. now i'm a little bit sceptical of this because obviously the latest figures the year before also included humanitarian visas and we've seen in ukraine, we've seen afghanistan, kong and i get afghanistan, hong kong and i get that numbers still that those numbers are still going high, but going to be relatively high, but one assumed that one would have assumed that maybe bulk maybe we've taken the bulk of those people already had those people or already had those people or already had those visas there. the student visas, we've a visas, again, we've always had a high influx of foreign students, haven't huge number of haven't we? a huge number of them. so what's happening, if anything, mean those anything, to mean that those foreign students are now arriving the of arriving by the hundreds of thousands not thousands more? again, i'm not convinced that that really is the case. the overarching question here, thi

yes, the deadline-boris- what's up, boris?s iihetshhh-te- deadline for boris johnson's whatsapp-to be. deadline for boris johnson's- whatsapp-to be handed whatsapp messages to be handed ever—whets- over has been extended. what's teeth— over has been extended. what's really going— over has been extended. what's really going eh— over has been extended. what's really going on here? it's all got— really going on here? it's all getliittie— really going on here? it's all gotllittle bit— really going on here? it's all got little bit weird. why are got a little bit weird. why are they— got a little bit weird. why are they se— got a little bit weird. why are they so reluctant— got a little bit weird. why are they so reluctant to hand over whatsapp—is- they so reluctant to hand over whatsapp—is it- they so reluctant to hand over whatsapp is it very whatsapp messages? is it very mush— whatsapp messages? is it very much hust— whatsapp messages? is it very much iust e— whatsapp messages? is it very much just a privacy issue or or teen-t— m

can boris johnson survive this ? boris johnson survive this? boris johnson survive this?s the best in the business, our business and— it is the best in the business, our business and economics eahror— our business and economics eahor hhan — our business and economics editor liam halligan with on the honey— editor liam halligan with on the honey .— editor liam halligan with on the honey . — editor liam halligan with on the honey . so— editor liam halligan with on the money . so where— editor liam halligan with on the money . so where are- editor liam halligan with on the money . ”rt t”rt editor liam halligan with on the money . money. so where are we with this ghastly cost of living crisis ? ghastly cost of living crisis? we've had double digit inflation since august last year. is there an end in sight? rishi sunak and chancellor jeremy an end in sight? rishi sunak and chancellorjeremy hunt certainly chancellor jeremy hunt certainly hope so . well, let's have a look hope so. well, let's have a look at the scores on the doors. the numbers from the ons which came out this mo

boris. - deliver, then he'll hear the spectre boris. boris remains spectre of boris.ar panet ate— allison pearson, my superstar panel are with— allison pearson, my superstar panel are with me all night. but eontnt— panel are with me all night. but eontnt ap— panel are with me all night. but eontnt up, as— panel are with me all night. but coming up, as prince harry ttanes— coming up, as prince harry ttanes tne— coming up, as prince harry blames the british press for his spttt— blames the british press for his spttt tton — blames the british press for his split from chelsy_ blames the british press for his split from chelsy davy while she the split from chelsy davy while she tne-ot— split from chelsy davy while she tne-ot nts— split from chelsy davy while she the-of his life— split from chelsy davy while she the-of his life that- split from chelsy davy while she the of his life that got the love of his life that got away. — the love of his life that got away. .wttt— the love of his life that got away. .will these - the love of his life that got away. will these revelati

but you are the boris. i'm the boris on boris watch with you. forest in and blame her— with you.where- what stuff this i'll go somewhere else. / what stuff this i'll go- somewhere else. yeah but i what stuff this i'll go— somewhere else. yeah but i think i think when you have adjudicate something as serious as partygate she did and effectively found against the prime minister she did, then i think you have a great duty not to be party political for a considerable period. i think that's fair of time. i think there should— that's fair of time. i think there should be- t c i think there should be some kind of rehe— there should be some kind of rwhe ehe— there should be some kind of rule and we'll— there should be some kind of rule and we'll see what happens ferherrew se— rule and we'll see what happens tomorrow. so whether it's she reefe— tomorrow. so whether it's she heeee fe— tomorrow. so whether it's she needs to wait— tomorrow. so whether it's she needs to wait a— tomorrow. so whether it's she needs to wait a year before fehhhg— needs to wait a year before fehhhg eweh— needs to

boris remains natety— spectre of boris. boris remains hugely populab_ spectre of boris. eontnt up, as— panel are with me all night. but coming up, as prince harry ttanes— coming up, as prince harry ttanes tne— coming up, as prince harry blames the british press for his spttt— blames the british press for his spttt tton — blames the british press for his split from chelsy— blames the british press for his split from chelsy davy while she the split from chelsy davy while she tne towe— split from chelsy davy while she tne towe ot— split from chelsy davy while she the love of his— split from chelsy davy while she the love of his life— split from chelsy davy while she the love of his life that got away. — the love of his life that got away. .wttt— the love of his life that got away. .will these - the love of his life that got away. will these revelations away. and will these revelations in away. and will these revelations tn—statt- away. and will these revelations tn—statt patttntl in the court case start putting pressure marriage? to pressure onto his marriage? to netnan—toy

and rishi needs to know boris and he know that he needs boris and he needs protect boris because needsght what happened to dominic raab. thhe tory party, a good, right of the tory party, a good, noness— of the tory party, a good, honest brexiteer. he was rishi sunni— honest brexiteer. he was rishi sunak closest— honest brexiteer. he was rishi sunak closest personal and ooiiiieoi— sunak closest personal and political ally— sunak closest personal and political ally last year during his leadership— political ally last year during his leadership campaign , and his leadership campaign, and ieisni— his leadership campaign, and ieisni-siiii— his leadership campaign, and rishi still allowed him to rishi sunak still allowed him to be rishi sunak still allowed him to ie iniovn— rishi sunak still allowed him to be thrown under— rishi sunak still allowed him to be thrown under the bus. so if you-e— be thrown under the bus. so if you-e nons— be thrown under the bus. so if you're boris johnson, you're very— you're boris johnson, you're venyvoniei— you're boris johnson, you're very worried with these

good on boris. he's ttgnttng— cops. good on boris. he's fighting back. - t good on boris.to everybody else. look, we're tetng— everybody else. look, we're being evenhanded now. ah, but enowttn-t— being evenhanded now. ah, but enowttn-twoa. — being evenhanded now. ah, but shouldn't you. oh,— being evenhanded now. ah, but shouldn't you. cj“ . being evenhanded now. ah, but shouldn't you. . shouldn't you. oh, wait a minute . wait a minute. i'm sorry if they were being evenhanded, then keir starmer would have been done for his bare and curry party. remember that ? okay, party. remember that? okay, look, bear me out . if t .“5.7 okay, look, bear me out . if they were look, bear me out. if they were accused, can you— look, bear me out. if they were accused, can you imagine the oereaton— accused, can you imagine the conversation? the. yes, minister eoneraton— conversation? the. yes, minister conversation? oh,— conversation? the. yes, minister conversation? oh, i— conversation? the. yes, minister conversation? oh, i say, oh, boy- — conversation? oh, i say, oh, by t— conversation? o

around him, be nice to boris because boris is— arm around him, be nice to boris because boris is a— armeal— year under the rules. therefore, there's no real political tsmsttt— there's no real political benefit from - there's no real political benefit from stirring the pot tutttsty— benefit from stirring the pot now publicly about the prime ttmttst— now publicly about the prime minister. and— now publicly about the prime minister. and that's why . well, minister. and that's why. well, thtt-s— minister. and that's why. well, thtt-s why— minister. and that's why. well, thtt-s why tm— minister. and that's why. well, that's why i'm on.— minister. and that's why. well, that's why i'm on. and they trsmt — that's why i'm on. and they trsmt _t-h- that's why i'm on. and theyi aren't. _i'm very aren't. yeah, well, i'm very pleased that you are. can i just say because you are a beacon of light in a dark and bleak existence. thank you very much. that's christopher there, that's christopher hope there, of is the associate of course, who is the associate political editor at daily political editor at t

good on boris. he's tignting— cops. good on boris. he's fighting back. - f good on boris.ait a minute. i'm sorry if they were being evenhanded, then keir starmer would have been done for his bare and curry party. remember that ? okay, party. remember that? okay, look, bear me out . if t c“revc7 okay, look, bear me out . if they were look, bear me out. if they were accused, can you— look, bear me out. if they were accused, can you imagine the eenversaten— accused, can you imagine the conversation? the. yes, minister eenversaten— conversation? the. yes, minister conversation? oh,— conversation? the. yes, minister conversation? oh, i— conversation? the. yes, minister conversation? oh, i say, oh, boy- — conversation? oh, i say, oh, boy- i— conversation? oh, i say, oh, boy- i tnink— conversation? oh, i say, oh, boy. i think we— conversation? oh, i say, oh, boy. i think we ought to cover up tnis— boy. i think we ought to cover up tnis stutt— boy. i think we ought to cover up this stuff about boris. we've got up this stuff about boris. we've getlgive— up this stuff about boris. w

this life is the fate of boris shcherbakov and tatiana bronze.ich i have a present for you, i congratulate you on your golden wedding. we are everything our editorial staff invented it themselves chose quotes. uh, pictures, so i'll press the button on top there like this opa and you on this oh double where are your photos oh, now. and the wedding oh well , we'll sit like that. now we'll close it. there is also a quote written from stravinsky. there is no more powerful force than love, and this is true about you. this is true, a rare story. that's how to build such a strong family and live your whole life together, as you did. well , a lot depends on the wife a lot, because especially in acting families a man must return to the house, and in the house. he must like it so that he is not attracted. somewhere special. yes, that is, everything should be comfortable. everything is good, cooked, i learned to cook. how did you learn to cook? but how have we been with him in general since, in fact, the sixty-eighth year. we can say, we are together we stu

if boris johnson— over boris, eileen says if boris johnson has— over boris, eileen says if boris johnsonanger to this programme. morning, mark. two questions.— programme. morning, mark. two queehehe. h— programme. morning, mark. two questions. is there— programme. morning, mark. two questions. is there any possible eemeheeh— questions. is there any possible comeback for— questions. is there any possible comeback for phillip schofield in comeback for phillip schofield h any— comeback for phillip schofield hn any shape— comeback for phillip schofield hn any shape an— comeback for phillip schofield in any shape or form ? and do you in any shape or form? and do you think— in any shape or form? and do you think hehy— in any shape or form? and do you think holly and— in any shape or form? and do you think holly and this— in any shape or form? and do you think holly and this morning has a hang— think holly and this morning has a tone henn— think holly and this morning has a long term future— think holly and this morning has a long term future as well ? i a long term future as well? i think— a l

artwork by boris my great friend honored artist of russia boris shvartsman applause is it really all about me daria daria rudneva well, it is clear that the most beautiful our team dasha is a wonderful actress, and she worked at the vinokur theater, she worked at the yevgeny petrosyan theater as a singer. paradist. here is our let's do something in the voice of malysheva , what vladimir natanych taught you there. hello dear friends. today. today we are playing a wonderful game so called so much to one. well, what is good good? yes, dasha rudneva yes, what is roman seletsky, uh, stage film theater artist, blogger, uh, singer, a wonderful paradist, a completely unique person who can speak with his mouth closed, sing with his mouth closed sing too, yes, yes. come on, please. if so, maybe, and it was on my part, firstly, he was the musical director of the theater of vladimir itanovich wine. kura is also in this place. fine, well, two words about your captain, who is difficult to say a master of humor, parodies of laughter, a regular participant, as the resident of the full house program

boris—blame boris does. it's just they blame boris— boris does.hat offends you. i'm not changing the english. don't do it. i don't. do not changing the english. don't do it. i don't . do you not call do it. i don't. do you not call sem— do it. i don't. do you not call stm tn— do it. i don't. do you not call sam in writing— do it. i don't. do you not call sam in writing ?_ do it. i don't. do you not call sam in writing ? i've- ctr» . t:t:::t . do you not call sam in writing ? i've seen you sam in writing? i've seen you eat— sam in writing? i've seen you eat sem— sam in writing? i've seen you call sam smith. _ sam in writing? i've seen you call sam smith. i'm forced to by the publication— call sam smith. i'm forced to by the publication i'm— call sam smith. i'm forced to by the publication i'm writing to. tut— the publication i'm writing to. tut on— the publication i'm writing to. tut on my— the publication i'm writing to. tut on my stow— the publication i'm writing to. but on my show i— the publication i'm writing to. but on my show i don't.- the p

i don't-of the-boris. don't approve of the way boris isnnssn— don't approve of the way boris johnsonto tne policee — telling you, report to you, to the police, i'm— telling you, report to you, to the police, i'm sorry, but i get off the police, i'm sorry, but i get stt tne— the police, i'm sorry, but i get stt tne tsus— the police, i'm sorry, but i get off the bus at— the police, i'm sorry, but i get off the bus at this— the police, i'm sorry, but i get off the bus at this point . \ii:i off the bus at this point. no, i tnink— off the bus at this point. no, i think wsu-ei— off the bus at this point. no, i think you're completely wrong, actually. so the official that's what to do? what you're here to do? absolutely. david no. so what happened was that they looked at all appointments . they saw all these appointments. they saw that after time. boris that time after time. boris johnson was just breaking the rules . and all of us were rules. and all of us were supposed to not see anybody. and he was having people to chequers, people, people all to the downing street flat. i mean, we know

keeping his feet firmly on the ground, though, for now, boris.on that underdog role. it's going to be great to watch it all unfold starting with game one on thursday. >> can't wait for that, patrick. i've got the heat winning in three games. it's going to be historic final. patrick snell, thank you so much for that. heat in three, jim. >> you know, i didn't know a miami team was in the nba playoffs working with boris. have you mentioned that before, boris? it's the first i've heard. a little bit of a sports fan here. >>> can the debt deal pass congress? it faces its first test just over an hour from now. with no plan "b," what happens if that bill goes down in flames. we'll have an update. ♪ it tae it outta sight ♪ ♪ it takes s two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two toto make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two toto make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get a $ 50 best weste

now, the pressure on boris johnson hae— the pressure on boris johnson has teem— the pressure on borishnson has now given the cabinet office access to given the cabinet office access ta att— given the cabinet office access to at at— given the cabinet office access to at at me— given the cabinet office access to all of his whatsapp messages and to all of his whatsapp messages amt att— to all of his whatsapp messages amt at at— to all of his whatsapp messages amt at at me— to all of his whatsapp messages and all of his diaries. to all of his whatsapp messages and all of his diaries . so now and all of his diaries. so now the— and all of his diaries. so now the hat— and all of his diaries. so now the hatt te— and all of his diaries. so now the ball is very— and all of his diaries. so now the ball is very firmly in the court— the ball is very firmly in the court at— the ball is very firmly in the court of rishi_ the ball is very firmly in the court of rishi sunak and he appeare— court of rishi sunak and he appears ta— court of rishi sunak and he appears to he— court of rishi sunak and he a

well, let's start, probably, how did you end up in the room with boris voronin.t do you think, i repeat the question we spent time there, does this mean that you made up in an intimate relationship? what do you bring lunch to eat? i want to order for a long time already, actually, usually not, probably, it came that you are a bitch, you are a whore. and whose scum are you called? i fell further. i don't remember anything at all because i passed out when i woke up. uh, your employees were already there, and you were there, remember tell me, did you know that your son anton was in the room, that you are not a surprise for me. i didn't even know he was flying in from london. do you recognize this thing? no. i see her for the first time walking. and you take a better look. no, i've never seen. maybe there is no water. thank you. so, tell me how it was, her husband burst into the room and what happened next? urgently and then, what was torn at that time, anton he grabbed a pistol that the bandits had dropped and ran after them. so he grabbed a gun and ran away. yes, h

you understand the risk, boris will take on no driver.hed the cashier's suitcase with money. i began to pull out from this aunt. suitcase, well, scream. jumped out of the checkpoint hard worker. pulled out a gun. but i think it's definitely someone's bang. i'm on his arm. i don't know where the power comes from? i wanted to drag him. he is on me in general. somehow they left. all in all. is the spirit not enough? and he kept his fear in his skin. they knew your wife saw who you left with, maybe . and who still shot at you? don't know. went in the evening to post. suddenly, a shot rang out somewhere nearby. well, i ended up here. and you met after the attack with boris no, he called several times, offered me some business. but i refused. and he knew that you were going to confess. yes, i knew then, i'm sure that kopylov shot at you bullet, i 'll give it for examination today. know what he shot? then tell me where to find him. i don't know andrey dmitrievich i only heard it in passing. is it some kind of valentine? valentina lives don't you

fate sent boris and tatyana both a lot of happiness and serious trials together with them. i had to fight for her life when the doctors diagnosed tatyana with a terrible diagnosis of cancer, and recently we all had to worry when boris shcherbakov himself suddenly ended up in the hospital, which gives them the strength again and again to cope with all the blows that fall in their way; this is the fate of boris shcherbakov and tatyana bronze. good morning. we continue already. uh, the second morning in a row to congratulate you on your golden wedding. a lot of things have happened in these 50 years, many tests have fallen, as in the recent test. e, the whole country borisovich knew what kind of story it was when they wrote that you almost ended up in intensive care, well, yes, i have been in intensive care more than once, but quite recently on february 1. this one was also taken to the hospital. well, i pleased. it's just that i felt bad. stomach, i think i had something. well, what are we going to talk about all his illnesses, this refers to illnesses. it's not about illness

actually, you know, boris , as we actually, you know, boris, as we all say, boris is boris and he playso this is what this and— taken. yeah but anyway, so this is what this and actually , i is what this and actually, i mean, so the— is what this and actually, i mean, so the sun has done it reatty— mean, so the sun has done it reatty ttg— mean, so the sun has done it reatty ttg ttt— mean, so the sun has done it really big but everybody's done tt. — really big but everybody's done t. t— really big but everybody's done t. t mem— really big but everybody's done it. i mean finally— really big but everybody's done it. i mean finally eamonn has said and we wonder whether he's even said everything he's got to say . yeah and one of the say. yeah and one of the thterestthg— say. yeah and one of the interesting things- “31“ and one of the interesting things i thought it reatty— interesting things i thought it was really important from that thtewtew— was really important from that interview was— was really important from that interview was that it implied that— interview was that it implied that my

and rishi needs to know boris and he know that he needs boris and he needs protect boris because needshappened to dominic raab. thhe tory party, on right what happened to dominic raab. thhe tory party, a on right what happened to dominic raab. thhe tory party, a good, right of the tory party, a good, honest— of the tory party, a good, honest brexiteer. he was rishi sungl— honest brexiteer. he was rishi sunak closest— honest brexiteer. he was rishi sunak closest personal and lollllsol— sunak closest personal and political ally— sunak closest personal and political ally last year during his leadership— political ally last year during his leadership campaign , and his leadership campaign, and lolsll— his leadership campaign, and lolsll-sllll— his leadership campaign, and rishi still allowed him to rishi sunak still allowed him to be rishi sunak still allowed him to lo llloul— rishi sunak still allowed him to be thrown under— rishi sunak still allowed him to be thrown under the bus. so if you-o— be thrown under the bus. so if you lous— be thrown under the bus. so if you're boris johnson, y

boris—blame boris does. it's just they blame boris— boris does.hat offends you. i'm not changing the english. don't do it. i don't. do not changing the english. don't do it. i don't . do you not call do it. i don't. do you not call sem— do it. i don't. do you not call stm tn— do it. i don't. do you not call sam in writing— do it. i don't. do you not call sam in writing ?_ do it. i don't. do you not call sam in writing ? i've- ctr» . t:t:::t . do you not call sam in writing ? i've seen you sam in writing? i've seen you eat— sam in writing? i've seen you eat sem— sam in writing? i've seen you call sam smith. _ sam in writing? i've seen you call sam smith. i'm forced to by the publication— call sam smith. i'm forced to by the publication i'm— call sam smith. i'm forced to by the publication i'm writing to. tut— the publication i'm writing to. tut on— the publication i'm writing to. tut on my— the publication i'm writing to. tut on my stow— the publication i'm writing to. but on my show i— the publication i'm writing to. but on my show i don't.- the p

now, the pressure on boris johnson nae— the pressure on boris johnson nae been— the pressure on boriss to an at— given the cabinet office access to an of ne— given the cabinet office access to all of his whatsapp messages and au— to all of his whatsapp messages and an at— to all of his whatsapp messages and an of ne— to all of his whatsapp messages and all of his diaries. to all of his whatsapp messages and all of his diaries . so now and all of his diaries. so now ane— and all of his diaries. so now we nau— and all of his diaries. so now we ban is— and all of his diaries. so now the ball is very— and all of his diaries. so now the ball is very firmly in the coun— the ball is very firmly in the am at— the ball is very firmly in the court of rishi— the ball is very firmly in the court of rishi sunak and he appeare— court of rishi sunak and he appears ae— court of rishi sunak and he appears to te— court of rishi sunak and he appears to be very reluctant not to nann— appears to be very reluctant not to nana ante— appears to be very reluctant not to hand this data— appears to be very relu

>> boris, i think she does.is is a separate defamation case dating back to comments that donald trump made, similar comments about emptle jean carroll in 2019. these new comments go to punitive damages. they show donald trump's intent, the actual malice, so they're attempting to increase the number of dollars that donald trump is going to have to pay. i think that they have the better of that argument, boris, because he keeps saying the things that a new york jury decided were false and defamatory. >> i also want to get your thoughts on cnn's new reporting regarding the classified documents case. sources telling cnn that prosecutors are now looking at trump's dealings with other countries that might have an interest in some of those classified materials that were recovered from mar-a-lago. ambassador, what do you make of that? >> well, you know, boris, foreign business dealings for a sitting president, it's actually the only ethics rules that the framers of the constitution put in. they're called emchlt ochlt lc

i am paying for the murder of my husband boris the wide. we have our own traditions. where? thanks to everybody, you're free. take care of yourself. the fingers are working. fighting for what margot i don't understand, for what? you know , i know, when else to the boys? and collect came to moscow. i met argoshka. lost his head. she didn't want me at all then. and i swore i would lay down my life, and it will be mine. i achieved everything, everything, i had earned money. she didn't need anything. he ended up having fun. what will you do now? so the legs shoulder-width apart prepared for the exercise and let's go. 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 hold on. hello urgent message has become. it is known that this morning on a suburban highway they will find a car standing on the side of the road in which there is a man with a gunshot wound to the head, as it turned out. this is boris shirokov, an entrepreneur and do not transmit other news of this hour. ok , what's new? i can’t understand, but did margarita duplicate the order for the murder of her husband to someone else? just need to know who els

but boris is determined to finish the 3 year course. i think we're not, however, personally challenging it may be on the call month, but you should give me an excuse to be speaking to a pessimist victims on dallas b. i'm not to at some point during the course, the training is will reach their limit and will really want to talk to me about it . it's inevitable, and kind so common when dis vip comment. not everything can be learned in the classroom. in nursing, many situations are psychologically challenging, and the trainees have to find their own way of working with people nearing the ends of their lives. mentioned of keeping the sometimes people give up and sees a can see how they locked themselves and you can talk to them, tell them what you're doing. but they just look blank how they don't care into things. but if i start thinking on vintage process, i'm fine. yeah. oh no. oh, and then the price go like this. you've made a connection. what stuck? he's going to tell them. i can see that it's working this filtering at one point ending

but i think the response by boris _ proactive about this?he response by boris johnson and the response by borisjohnson and his supporters come straight out of the donald trump playbook, boris johnson could have said today that he strenuously denies the allegations but it could have said he had nothing to hide and he was going to... he he had nothing to hide and he was going ton-— he had nothing to hide and he was going to---— going to... he says he doesn't, clearl . going to... he says he doesn't, clearly- he _ going to... he says he doesn't, clearly. he could _ going to... he says he doesn't, clearly. he could have - going to... he says he doesn't, clearly. he could have said i going to... he says he doesn't, clearly. he could have said he i going to... he says he doesn't, i clearly. he could have said he would work collaboratively _ clearly. he could have said he would work collaboratively with _ clearly. he could have said he would work collaboratively with any - work collaboratively with any investigation but instead he has politicised i

the boris bashing blob that has heer-to— the boris bashing blob that has been-to continue- the boriscause what it looks like to-puhttc. tt— media because what it looks like to-public, it looks— media because what it looks like to public, it looks the to the public, it looks like the tow— to the public, it looks like the torw eertw— to the public, it looks like the torw eertwlstttt— to the public, it looks like the tory party-still at- to the public, it looks like the tory party still at war. tory party is still at war. thew-re— tory party is still at war. they're still— tory party is still at war. they're still eating other they're still eating each other ethe— they're still eating each other ettwe—ts- they're still eating each other ettwe—ts gothg- they're still eating each other alive _is going to. alive and no one is going to vote— alive and no one is going to vote-thet— alive and no one is going to vote .that-the- alive and no one is going to vote that the next vote for that come the next etecttom. — vote for that come the next election. .need- vote for that come the next electio

plus ex prime minister boris johnson is to teoe— minister boris johnson is to teoe a— minister boris— on so my verdict on boris johnson becoming a father once again— johnson becoming a father once again and— johnson becoming a father once again and phillip— johnson becoming a father once again and phillip schofield. am i again and phillip schofield. am i going— again and phillip schofield. am i going to— again and phillip schofield. am i going to iiv?— again and phillip schofield. am i going to itv? find out after tne— i going to itv? find out after the headlines— i going to itv? find out after the headlines with ray addison . the headlines with ray addison. itants— the headlines with ray addison. itants. wart.— the headlines with ray addison. thanks, mark. here's— the headlines with ray addison. thanks, mark. here's the- the headlines with ray addison. thanks, mark. here's the latest in our top story this evening. phillip schofield says he's agreed to step down from itv's flagship daytime show this morning with immediate effect . morning with immediate effect. itv has confirmed he w