act of violence, judges my clear that he also harbored a nationalist and right wing extremist angela johnson. i that said is that it is in the family class escapade border. although the jail sentence was below the more than 6 years that prosecutors had asked for, they called the verdict him major success. it's been dia, quite satisfied with the verdict, despite a lower sentence than the one that we asked why. it is an important success in the fight against right wing extremism racism and anti semitism in germany, deutschland and franco. a said he regretted hoarding the weapons, but has consistently denied planning any attacks for protest standing in front of the courtroom. this is not an isolated case, but a case that shines a light on far right extremism in the german military. for this, i'm now joined by lauren's bloom, toddler from the amato antonio foundation, as an angel that monitors foreign extremist activity in germany. lawrence, what's your reaction to the verdict today? well, i guess on the one hand, i'm a little relieved, and i mean it's kind of scary to walk into an office everyd

of violence. judges make clear that he also hubbard and nationalist and right wing extremist angela johnson . isaac said if derrick is in the family clack escapade water, although the jail sentence was below the more than 6 years that prosecutors had asked for, they caught the verdict him made a success. spin. dia quite satisfied, gets the verdict despite a lower sentence than the one that we asked why. it is an important success in the fight against right wing extremism racism and anti semitism in germany, deutschland on franco. a said he regretted toting the weapons, but has consistently denied to planning any attacks. for protest is standing in front of the courtroom. this is not an isolated case, but a case that shines a light on fall right extremism in the german military. artless bringing helga lynde. he is a member of the german parliament for the governing. social democrats sees a member of the parliamentary internal affairs committee as well. mr. lee, it's good to see you again. what's, what's your reaction to this worked well? well, we always have to be careful concerning judgment

front of them in london, members of parliament had been debating reports of forrest johnson's impending resignation. angela eagle from the opposition labor party questioned how government could continue to function, given the large number of ministers who resigned? speak i have here a list of all of the resignation resignation. oh wow. this is speaker. i would read them out. turn this 20 pasty quotes in as it will be of use later on. the minister comp sensibly. ok, that we have a functioning government when this number of people a missing, there are no people ministers to do that history, committees and legislation, even as we speak. so what is the way forward? he can't just blather up the dispatch, but when the government's disintegrating around them, they will be good news for the country that the prime minister is to announce his resignation. he was always unfit for office peers, overseen scandal, fraud and waste on an industrial scale for the k off of the last 3 days. he's more than just patty tore him, fighting the auctions. mr. speak, have serious consequences for the running of our country in the mi

after angela merkel resigned, it looked like johnson wanted to become the leader of the european world. if johnson now resigns, who can intercept this initiative and is it important for ukraine? fear there was never a chance, because after brexit, to become the leader of the european reality, he simply has no potential, no trust on the continent, despite the attitude towards him, he is either loved, almost adored, or quarreled, well, this is actually the fate of every real politician, and now that's what i see only macron will claim the role of the leader of continental europe, of course. he himself will not make all the decisions. there are people, there are drags. well, if there is an arrest and so on. but those who can push european politics forward are macron, along with those whom i did not actually name. everyone else plays an important role, including our polish friends, but even less so in the european union there are those who cause uh, well, they cause the atmosphere , create and set the tone, and today, after all, it is macron, and you know the role of macron and the french

angela merkel. i sports, or spoke to morris johnson about this. what was going on and kashmir? no response. because india is an ally in the immediate aftermath of your time in office. you were removed from office in april. you have been making accusations against the united states, very publicly claiming a conspiracy your word to remove you. the united states denies this. this is nike zation, you've been very public with it. you stand by this claim that there was an american lead conspiracy to remove you from office will or to let me the outside explain the any one would want to have great relationship of the us as a superpower and bug isn't particularly because we have a large amount of exports, which would for, which be said to the u. s. and secondly, that the most powerful pakistani community is the pakistani american community. and i had perfectly good relationship with the trump administration. now, i'll just give you the facts. these facts are up, were the read out in a cabinet. there were a presented in front of a national security johnson, which then said that there was interference

borisjohnson�*s absence from this is a sign certainly see boris johnson's absence from this is a sign that he is simply not focused on the job. angela government. he is not taking responsibility for thejob, government. he is not taking responsibility forthejob, he should leave now, says labour. unsurprisingly, but the prime minister is in chequers this weekend i understand, he is going to be hosting a private party as well. tomorrow at chequers for some of his supporters. three people have been killed and 15 others injured in the ukrainian city of dnipro, following a russian missile attack on the country's leading space rocket and satellite factory. ukraine says it needs urgent shipments of long—range artillery and other weapons to slow the advance of russian forces in the east of the country as our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, reports. 0n ukraine's eastern front, they're about to target russian positions. this time, using american—supplied howitzers and ammunition. ukraine, still vastly outgunned. these help, but they can't hang around. western weapons like this have given ukraine an advantage in terms of accuracy and ran

angela ranger. in the - commons this lunchtime, labour said this was all about borisjohnson's judgment. this was all about boris johnson's johnson's 'udrment. ~ ., ~ .~ judgment. what message, mr speaker, does this send — judgment. what message, mr speaker, does this send about _ judgment. what message, mr speaker, does this send about the _ judgment. what message, mr speaker, does this send about the standards i does this send about the standards of this government and what they set? what message does this send to the british people facing a cost of living crisis while their government is paralysed with scandal? when will those ministers stop defending the indefensible and say enough is enough? indefensible and say enough is enou~h? ., , ., enough? the position is that the prime minister _ enough? the position is that the prime minister acted _ enough? the position is that the prime minister acted with i enough? the position is that the | prime minister acted with probity enough? the position is that the i prime minister acted with probity at all times _ prime minister acted with probity at alltimes. it is prime ministe

angela ranger. in the commons this lunchtime, labour said this was all about boris johnson's judgment.r speaker, does this send about the standards of this government and what they set? what message does this send to the british people facing a cost—of—living crisis while their government is paralysed with scandal? when will this minister stop defending the indefensible and say enough is enough? number ten has confirmed borisjohnson was briefed about the 2019 investigation into chris pincher, but couldn't remember it. last week, when fresh allegations arose, the prime minister did not immediately recall the conversation in late 2019 about this incident. as soon as he was reminded, the number ten press office corrected their public lines so the position is quite clear, further inquiries will be made, but the position is that the prime minister acted with probity at all times. conservative backbench critics of borisjohnson didn't hold back. can he confirm if the allegations- made in 2019 were of sexual assault and if they were and they were upheld and apologised, - why the police were no

labour suddenly see boris johnson's absence from this as a sign that he is not focused on the job. absence from this as a sign that he is not focused on thejob. deputy leader angelaing responsibility for thejob, zombie government, he is not taking responsibility forthejob, he should leave now, says labour. unsurprisingly. but the prime minister is in the checkers this weekend and i understand he will be hosting a private party as well tomorrow at chequers as well for some of his supporters. ben tomorrow at chequers as well for some of his supporters. tim bale is a professor of politics at queen mary university. he gave me his reaction to last night's debate. it was interesting to see the candidates put through their paces, because to be honest, many of us hadn't really seen a great deal of them before now on live television. and so, you know, there was something there, i think, particularly obviously for party members who are watching out there in the country, that may have swayed some of them. and of course, mps will have been doing so as well. and i think maybe, there might be some change after last night. so what's your assessment, then, of who was weakest and

house of commons work a short time ago labour�*s deputy leader angela rayner, who has been very prominent in the leading case against boris johnson to— questions? how will this government continue to be democratically held to account? will the new education secretary— to account? will the new education secretary resigning, there is not a single _ secretary resigning, there is not a single member in the department for education _ single member in the department for education. what does this mean for children— education. what does this mean for children taking their exams? what does this— children taking their exams? what does this mean for the impending childcare — does this mean for the impending childcare costs crisis?— childcare costs crisis? angela ra ner. childcare costs crisis? angela rayner- that _ childcare costs crisis? angela rayner. that goes _ childcare costs crisis? angela rayner. that goes right i childcare costs crisis? angela rayner. that goes right to i childcare costs crisis? angela| rayner. that goes right to the childcare costs crisis? angela i rayner. that goes right to the heart of the debate that lots of con

you say you are offering stability and are contrasted johnson, because at this moment in time, sir keir starmer and the deputy labour leader, angelag wrong for? i am confident that keir - starmer has done nothing wrong and that will be the outcome. but starmer has done nothing wrong and that will be the outcome.— that will be the outcome. but you can't read the _ that will be the outcome. but you can't read the minds _ that will be the outcome. but you can't read the minds of _ that will be the outcome. but you can't read the minds of durham i can't read the minds of durham constabulary and there is a reason and investigation is going on. the fact is this is up in the air. i know keir starmer to be a man of decency and i think the british people can see that but we also see the difference in that keir starmer said in the unlikely event that durham police conclude he's broken the rules, he would do the right thing and stand aside but we still have a prime minister who was found to have broken the law, who held boozy parties in downing street and is still there, even though he is losing the confidence of many of his own mps. that is

johnson in his new pad take a role. —— caretaker role. let's get reaction now from the opposition. i'm joined by labour's deputy leader angela rayner.e i morning for you? well, the sun is| shining. today it is good the prime minister has said he will resign, i think he should have done it a long time ago. the fact he is trying to cling on for the next few months is completely unacceptable. he has been proven as a liar, someone engulfed in sleaze. the conservative party has propped him up forfar too long. we spoke to sir ed davey, leader of the liberal democrat earlier. one thing that charlie was trying to find out is the mechanism. the labour party has said it will call for a vote of no confidence if boris johnson isn't removed as caretaker prime minister. the mechanisms involved, what happens right now? sir ed davey was saying his chief whip would be having a conversation with his counterpart in the labour party. is that on the agenda for today? party. is that on the agenda for toda ? ~ ., party. is that on the agenda for toda? ., .,, ., , today? we told the conservatives they should _ today? we told the conservatives they should d

education minister angela jenkins mp used a rude sign the day after the on thursday to the public to protesters against borisjohnson. is that acceptable. ida. protesters against boris johnsonducation minister and — lords at the moment. she's education minister and she _ lords at the moment. she's education minister and she is _ lords at the moment. she's education minister and she is giving _ lords at the moment. she's education minister and she is giving a _ lords at the moment. she's education minister and she is giving a lewd i minister and she is giving a lewd gesture to the public. it has been photographed outside downing street. should you be an education minister? as i say, that is not a decision for me _ as i say, that is not a decision for me. ~ . , as i say, that is not a decision for me. . ., , , ., as i say, that is not a decision for me-_ as i i me. what is your opinion? as i say, i don't think— me. what is your opinion? as i say, i don't think she _ me. what is your opinion? as i say, i don't think she should _ me. what is your opinion? as i say, i don't think she should have - me. what is your opinion? as i say, i don't think she should have done i i don't t