andrew mitchell was nowhere to be seen andrew mitchell was nowhere to be seen today.cannot swear to people like that. they were only doing theirjob. people see him on the tv a lot. he should not be acting like that. he should have been polite. andrew mitchell has apologised profusely to the police officer concerned and the prime minister. some in his party via his behaviour will make it harder to shake off accusations that they are arrogant and out of touch. you're watching bbc news. headlines: four people have been killed and dozens wounded in libya after clashes between demonstrators and militia groups. after months of pressure mitt romney has lifted the lid on his finances, revealing he played 1a prisons on his tax last year. —— 14%. people have been killed in pakistan as violence erupted in major cities. dozens of people took to the streets. buildings were burned down including cinemas and an anglican church. there were protests in bangladesh, indonesia and iraq. our correspondent has more. in the city, angered that could not be contained. what was billed as a day

. >> there were no questions about andrew mitchell or bork -- boris johnson, instead when dave wright cameron -- david cameron. on the late show he found themselves interrogated of british history and culture and revealed 1 heard two gaps in knowledge. >> the you mind if i ask you a lot of dumb american questions? >> pfeifer away. >> he was able to explain the differences between the nations of the u.k., the size of population and the extent of the british empire and the date and place where the magna carter was signed. but much to his embarrassment, he was not able to say what magma carter meant -- magna carvin mending was. >> the literal translation? >> again, you are testing a. >> it would be good if you knew this. >> i think it is good for the american public to be able to see him. >> i did not really have a view of them before this but i sort of like him. i am going to look him up on wikipedia. >> 3 million -- when david cameron returns on next week, he will be hoping he will not be asked to complete a citizenship test. >> a 17-year old australian boy is recovering after being bi

yesterday, late last night we heard the new chief whip will be andrew mitchell, the guy who has to keep everyone in line. it's important to start with that. there will be a new tory chairman because barroness has said she's left. welsh secretary, too. it's been wildly reported at this stage that ken clark, who's had the justice portfolio will be leaving that position also and wildly reported he'll have this kind of roaming economic brief. real stalwarts of this gvt. he's 72 years old and been in every cabinet that everyone can remember. so a few key positions that will shift about. plus, a distinct possibility or probability at this stage that david will return to the cabinet as well. if you cast your mind back 2 1/2 years to when this government was formed back in 2010, he was the number two in the treasury. a crucial job but only lasted 17 days. he got caught up in an expenses scandal in that first couple of weeks of the coalition and fell at that point. it's likely he'll come back today. poubl with education brief. plenty more moves expected as well but put this in context. we're hal

a somber day at andrew's air force base as the four americans came home, as the leaders of their government looked on. it is where we begin our coverage tonight with nbc's andrea mitchell. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: to the mournful tones of "nearer my god to thee," the caskets came home, four public servants, arriving to the embrace of family and the secretary of state, brought together in grief. >> today, we bring home four americans who gave their lives for our country, and our values. >> reporter: four americans, the president said, who knew the danger and accepted it. they didn't simply embrace the american ideal, they lived it. >> glenn dougherty never shied from adventure, he believed in his life he could make a difference, by the calling as a navy seal. tyrone woods spent two decades as a navy seal, multiple tours in iraq and afghanistan. >> he had the arms of a healer and warrior. earning the distinction as a certified medic. >> reporter: sean smith, serving in the air force and then the foreign service. >> he knew the perils of this calling. >> reporter: they loved service and enjoyed adventure, none more than the one-time peace corp volunteer who became the ambassa

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