stormont break, we heard reaction fromjim alister a stormont break, we heard reaction from jim alister crossed community saying in that way it would be a nationalist veto and talking about his foreign loss still being in place —— laws. and foreign government still holding sway in northern ireland. and that is what the dup is aware of. we have also heard from sinn fein basically calling for the resumption of talks in the political process there. so give us a flavour of the y direction around the dup and what your take is on how the deal has gone down? —— wider reaction. jim on how the deal has gone down? -- wider reaction.— wider reaction. jim alister has been the dup arch _ wider reaction. jim alister has been the dup arch nemesis. _ wider reaction. jim alister has been the dup arch nemesis. he - wider reaction. jim alister has been the dup arch nemesis. he is - wider reaction. jim alister has been the dup arch nemesis. he is one i wider reaction. jim alister has been the dup arch nemesis. he is one of| the dup arch nemesis. he is one of the dup arch nemesis. he is one of the seats her

and here it is an opportunity to go on stage to be with an alist with your favorite artist with youravorite singers to perform the function of red kestra to offer some kind of interpretation of your vision. eh, and this is co-creation, but it brings great pleasure. duets will sound without pathos the concert with the program recognized by mira is tuned to tête-à-tête with spectator the culmination of the first stage of the champions cup today in krasnoyarsk in crystal skiers from belarus russia and kazakhstan will compete for medals in the team competition of the new international tournament in every three ski acrobats, one of which is the leader without gender, the main bet is made on him the other two guys and girls team competition included in the program of the olympic games. you are much more worried, afraid to let the guys down. that is why, of course, it is much more difficult. me and i know that a lot of guys from the team who love jump in the evening, because thanks to the dark sky and bright lanterns, a very good contrast is created. and that makes it easier for us. and, we

so just finally in this conversation, alister carmichael. was the united kingdom government right?ster in rishi sunak alisterjack in rishi sunak rights in their decision to block that reform in an extraordinary and move ? no. i extraordinary and move? no. i mean, i'm personally i think there were other things they could have done that are other mechanism within the scotland that i think the section 35 order is you know that effectively the sledgehammer to clamp and scoop politicise this and trying to make a constitutionalist . you see i constitutionalist. you see i think both the government in edinburgh and the government in london have a lot of shifting of the blame to do there. you know in the time that i was in government and indeed sort of the years that you had lived liberal democrats in a administration in the scottish parliament, we always sought to make devolution work by dating the governments to work together because inevitably there will always an overlap between the functions of government in london and holyrood . as long as london and holyrood. as long as you do that,

jim alister , thank you protocol. jim alister, thank you very much indeed forjoining us.rland, stay me through that. i mean, it's a pretty depressing story and he's right , you know, they have been right, you know, they have been victimised in the most appalling part of the eu and i would agree on that. there is a point here though, isn't there, that if the united kingdom chooses, if we, britain choose to start diverging eu law, we will find ourselves being northern ireland allows will become further and further apart . we well let's not further apart. we well let's not run before , we can walk brexit run before, we can walk brexit is very complex. we know that very difficult this is about balancing but this is a long term decision that we're talking about. that's i'm really about. that's what i'm really saying. devil's in the saying. it is devil's in the detail. when you look at the detail, that's the deeper detail, that's what the deeper doing right now is indeed illegal, but this is about balancing the pursuit of perfection against the application pragmatism. we've com

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alister, thank tatiana sanchez. alister, thank you. it's 1:01. tatiana sanchez. alister, thank you.is is the from the gb newsroom, the family of missing mother two nicola billi have insisted that there's no evidence whatsoever that she fell into the river. we're nicola sister is urging people to keep an open after officers the disappearance say . they the disappearance say. they believe she fell into the river whilst walking her dog ms. belli vanished in lancashire last friday morning . the friday morning. the investigation is now focusing a ten minute window between ten and 9:20. that's for police , say and 9:20. that's for police, say they're not treating her disappearance suspicious. but as a tragic of a missing person . a tragic of a missing person. health leaders are calling on the government to show initiative to end strikes. the confederation says the health service will struggle to clear backlogs and improve emergency care unless action is taken . care unless action is taken. they warn if it doesn't improve , will risk patients suffering even longer waiting times than they a

make the oil companies look like deepen environment alists.f you doubt that look what is happening on the east coast of the united states. so called green ngos are backing the construction of massive off shore wind turbines that appear to be killing large numbers of whales. just the last two months ten dead whales have washed a shore in new york and new jersey. on monday it happened again. a 35-foot humpback wheel died and washed up in long island. bruce blakeman joined us tonight. thank you for joining us and coming on. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: this seems like a story since liberals want to save the whales or did when i was a kid it would get a lot of attention. it seems like nobody wants to talk about it. why is that. >> well, first of all i became very concerned when seven whales washed up on the shores of new jersey. we're just miles from new jersey. >> tucker: right. >> then when i found out yesterday a whale washed up on our shores in lido county i became concerned. i know there is construction in the ocean. you have so many of t

so that's an interesting comment now because alister jack , now because alister jack, scottish secretarya formidable politician but of course she's been very divisive so. do you not believe, as you indicated, it will be now more about policy than personality and therefore different things will come into play different things will come into play ? well, you know , there's no play? well, you know, there's no doubt that nicholas sturgeon is a gifted . she's an incredible a gifted. she's an incredible debate, which is a great speaker and but where she has , you know, and but where she has, you know, other commentators have noted where she's fallen down is follow through on some of the policy choices and announcements that she's made whether that's the bottle return scheme or the pubuc the bottle return scheme or the public energy company that was discarded . you know, there are discarded. you know, there are a range of challenges in terms of policy but this is an opportunity for , the movement to opportunity for, the movement to have fresh conversation . and it have fresh conversation. and i

. >> alist is fair griffin is a former adviser, former trump communications director. welcome.announcement earlier than expected. first thoughts? >> i am excited for the first time since 2016. there are other credible republicans challenging donald trump, so, i'll start there. listen, it's a tough uphill battle. you've got ron desantis and donald trump pulling exceptionally high for this section of the race in the 30s. but she does have the qualifications to do it. i don't know nikki haley well. i've spent time with her in the u.n., i've seen her take on dictator it's and dispots face-to-face. i'm going to see how the next few months pan out. she hit the right tones with this announcement so she threw some red meat in the conservative base. she wasn't leaning into cultural wars not that much. at least not making that front and center. i'm curious to see what the future holds. >> talk about the timing, i understand it is early and with trump going in early, there may have been political reasons as to why. with her, she's a well-known one. is this because of fundraising. >> desan

hmm, of course, the alists should, and their colleagues, too.p, so well, such a certain procedure for finding people. belarusian culture is developing, there are people who support and preserve all the richness of belarusian culture . for the cost of a separate thank you so much second award or pinnacle. you were given for a concert of a symphony orchestra. white or radio company echo of war. you gave the impetus to re-initiate this genre of showing live our classics from the philharmonic, concerts and the orchestra sang tv and radio companies record whether you agree with us or is it brave, you know? well, it might be immodest here. well, yes, it was my idea. ah. i really wanted to do it. uh, symphony concert classical music concert, uh from a television point of view modern quality and can be fashionable , i'm not afraid of this word. and i had a slightly different idea. i hmm called the director of photography and said, let's do a black and white concert. do you know what black and white is for cameramen and even when we put something black a

tv and dab+ radio with tv news now is back to alister . now is back to alister. much indeed. so liz truss claims that she was not given a real estate chance as she has finally broken her silence and written a genuinely intriguing essay account, as it were, of those tncky account, as it were, of those tricky times in the telegraph over her premier's shape and that budget that in the end fell apart . who she blames is apart. who she blames is intriguing , apart. who she blames is intriguing, and apart. who she blames is intriguing , and what she blames intriguing, and what she blames is equally intriguing. we have just had what i hope you would agree is a fascinating with member of parliament, political commentator and the of a local party trying to get the overall an across the beast view of the conservative party and i'm delighted to be joined live now in the studio by catherine forster who's been doing much the same on the phone face to face and to . talking i was face and to. talking i was genuine intrigued because i've known damian green for a long and i reall

let's get straight back to alister stuart stuart . alister stuart stuart. thanks very much indeed.ic of the day. and that's the government's new focus on science business and innovation to . seek growth in the united to. seek growth in the united kingdom. but the question is who will do what, where and how. the return of a new trade business department bolting those two together. and the creation of a new business innovation science department. they certainly got their work cut out . and we had their work cut out. and we had a fascinating conversation earlier with i hope you agree , digby with i hope you agree, digby jones and mike rake , who are as jones and mike rake, who are as it were big business people from , the front end . i'm delighted , the front end. i'm delighted now to be joined by the new minister state at that new department for science, innovation and technology . innovation and technology. george freeman member parliament. now george, before entering parliament had a career in biomedical venture capital so is very much a been there done it guy . and you and i have

alister wells has paid tribute to emma patterson, calling her a wonderful teacher, but most of all aightful person who enriched the lives of many pupils and colleagues throughout her distinguished career. croydon high school. her previous school has said she was hugely respected and much loved . she was a warm, energetic, compassion leader, dedicated teacher and generous , insightful teacher and generous, insightful colleague and, friend. we've spoken to surrey police today . spoken to surrey police today. they say that they're not planning on holding any sort of press conference today, but if that changes, will let that changes, they will let us know. of course bring know. and of course we'll bring that to you if that is the case. indeed and traumatic circumstances, of course, for all the pupils they're trying come with. do we know come to terms with. do we know if classes are continuing today , is trying , what the school is trying to do help those kids ? the do to help all those kids? the school . we know that school is open. we know that much. and as i say, we've seen some pupils

but the action that alister jack has taken has been about the impact to that on wider uk legislation, lesson of this is you, you have to have regard to the social fabric of the uk and you have to take people with you. i think that is a mistake. but she to do that clearly she she did and i think that this may have contributed but i think time will tell about these other issues as well. what what the what the story is behind that. still more to come on that story, penny mordaunt, thank you very much for joining story, penny mordaunt, thank you very much forjoining me in studio this morning. thank you. right. well, let's what our right. well, let's see what our people's redding makes people's panel in redding makes of catherine of all of this. catherine forster are forster is there. what are people saying there? katherine hello, camilla we've been sitting in the sun eating baklava and watching the program . i've got three lifelong conservative voters here, so let's see what they make of it. helen i can ask you first, what did you think of what they said and how do they won you over told?

well now i am joined by alister stewart but no no, no, no. it's not the lad himself.the lad himself. he's taking a break today . this alison a break today. this alison stewart is a commentator for the scotsman newspaper . and it's scotsman newspaper. and it's a great pleasure to have him on our show this. well, alistair , our show this. well, alistair, when you heard that sturgeon was had was going to resign or she did resign you among those who said, good heavens would never have expected this or did you have expected this or did you have some suspicions yourself? i some suspicions, i think many saw that over the last couple of weeks that things were not going particularly for the first minister. she wasn't at her best. she was performing a way which is not the make of five, six years ago. her approach to has always been to put independence first and scottish policies second, and that respect. that's been a recent development over the last couple of years. previously the approach that she took was to try and make the very best of scotland's devolution settlement to b

by i'm standing in for alister stuart today and may i just say how much an honour it is to be keepingou're at home watching, honestly thank you very much indeed. it is a real privilege. so for the next 2 hours i will be giving you company on tv and radio. of course with stories really course with stories that really matter over the country, matter all over the country, we're looking at two the we're looking at two of the biggest stories really. we'll be talking profits . is it talking energy profits. is it right to say that their profits fall misery or is

by i'm standing in for alister stuart today and may i just say how much an honour it is to be keeping seat warm for such a legend of so if you're at home watching, honestly thank you very much indeed. it is a real privilege. so for the next 2 hours i will be giving you company on tv and radio. of course with stories really course with stories that really matter over the country, matter all over the country, we're looking at two the we're looking at two of the biggest stories really. we'll be talking profits . is it talking energy profits. is it right to say that their profits fall misery or is there fall from our misery or is there more to it, would also be looking at trust in policing, which seems to a pretty which seems to be at a pretty much record low at the moment. much more, course. first, much more, of course. but first, let's news with let's get the latest news with karen armstrong . afternoon. it's karen armstrong. afternoon. it's a minute past one. i'm karen armstrong in the gb newsroom, boris johnson's war and the prime minister dropping the northern ireland protocol bill w

well alister, you're absolutely right to raise and i think china is potentially the game changer in allions. so if china has already very firmly to putin don't use nuclear weapons and that was quite a. and stop threatening the use nuclear weapons. and that was already important intervention toned down lot of this very reckless talk that we saw from russia in the earlier phase of the war. china has helped russia a bit on sanctions busting and is now the most important economic partner for. if they wanted to they could pull the rug from under putin completely and he wouldn't be able to fight the war anymore . so that's one potential thing they can do . if they threw their they can do. if they threw their full weight . putin that would full weight. putin that would help him because they have huge quantities of all the things that he's short of, not just drones artillery and drones but also artillery and trucks and all the other things . it be extremely . and it would be extremely difficult for ukraine to keep going you had the full weight going if you had the full weight of china behind an

to spend on education from gross energy, calculated from the budget of a new product 11%, eleven alists these missiles today. we, with our intellect, with our people, with our raw materials. all. of course, this should be done quickly today, but for this i did not like the new statement today, for example, that we will produce less by half a million barrels, because they don’t take it from us. how many times have i told you on the program. take no need to jam the wells now. reduce the price of petroleum products for the population for petroleum products for legal entities for the cis countries, give it to manufacturers who , because everything is produced from the automotive industry to aircraft to drones, everything is produced on fuel for electricity, so that you need to sow it, you also need to plow it with a tractor. well, let's make it cheaper, we'll give it, as in turkmenistan, as in libya, we did it. uh, until he was tortured. there these scoundrels are there, let's have a lower cost price. i say this and will say it all the time. you are here for me in the past irritated well th

alister is here, of course.uss's intervention . about liz truss's intervention. this seems to have brought up the fundamental debate once more in the conservative party. absolutely. we had a good crack at it yesterday on growth and what the leaders you know, because you've been talking about it on the programme in the sunday telegraph says is that the conservatives need to have a fundamental debate about what it is that they stand on growth . is that they stand on growth. and she's obviously her attempt to grant shapps the boot into voting well as gavin barwell and others and she does talk about that orthodoxy and that reluctance of people to think outside the box which was exactly what took your power your party to power the end of the ages beginning of nineties and kept them there for so long and kept them there for so long and it is about growth, it's about tax levels, it's about deregulation, it's about free markets. so great line—up of guests pore that i'm guests to pore over that i'm sure you well look tha

alister wells has called his said his utter shock and disbelief . said his utter shock and disbelief.derful teacher but most of all a delightful person and croydon school, which is the school where she used to teach in south london, not far from here, has called her hugely and much loved. she a warm, energetic, compassionate leader, dedicated teacher and generous, insightful colleague and friend. i've spoken to surrey police today. they said they're not planning a press conference at the moment , planning a press conference at the moment, but if that changes they would. of course let us know. we will bring that to you. of okay. to of course. okay. just to be clear, paul, the school is open this morning. i think my understanding majority understanding is the majority of the epsom are actually the is at epsom are actually overseas, lot of international overseas, a lot of international students. but also day students. but it is also day school where lot of people school where a lot of people from london my neck of from west london from my neck of the actually get bused the woods actually

alister says this is political tittle tattle.e spend same as we didn't spend the same as other biden takes other leaders. biden takes a fleet cars with on his fleet of cars with him on his travels. alistair have a point. the certainly point i mean a the certainly a point i mean a lot of around the government have been saying is it would be silly for the minister to silly for the prime minister to stay a budget motel. wouldn't stay in a budget motel. wouldn't going these big international going to these big international summits. clearly there summits. i mean clearly there are luxurious hotels are some where luxurious hotels are some where luxurious hotels are necessary if for diplomacy. and to be fair the labour party. angela rayner the deputy leader this morning has said pretty much the same, that if they were in the labour party could see some where they would also book five star hotels using government procurement cards . government procurement cards. but what's interesting about the labour research compiling of different sort