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now arlene.esidents wolanski was tweeting, saying it's been a year of pain, sorrow faith and unity but 2023 will be the year of victory. we'll certainly hear the ready reading ukrainian community said too they're hoping that that is true. thank you so much for bringing us that lovely piece from reading a ukrainian well on monday biden visited ukraine for the first time since russia launched there invasion last year the president by train to kyiv meet to meet with president zelensky . the with president zelensky. the next day vladimir putin withdrew from the new start treaty, which reduces arsenals and allows the us russia to monitor each other's nuclear weapons. well, joining me now to discuss all of this is the former commander of the united states army, europe, lieutenant general ben hodges. ben, thank you so much for joining me this afternoon. and president biden in ukraine, quite striking photographs of him walking with presidents a landscape. how does the us. and its citizens view the confli

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but you're quite right, arlene . but you're quite right, arlene.now, high corporation tax , you know, high corporation tax, all things equal, will deter no great surprise . the companies great surprise. the companies fined the republic of ireland's right rather attractive and britain's right rather unattractive . and i would say unattractive. and i would say it's even worse than really high taxation can be a deterrent, but so can uncertain taxation . it so can uncertain taxation. it was only a few months ago when . was only a few months ago when. jeremy hunt now the chancellor was , running to be the leader of was, running to be the leader of the conservative party, he was advocating a corporate tax rate of 15. then had the trump administration making it 19% and now it's 25. so whatever . right. now it's 25. so whatever. right. i think businesses like some sort of degree of certainty about taxation and, successive british governments haven't really provided with that, especially not over the last 12 months. and certainly, becky, there's plenty of c

arlene, deeply. absolutely. arlene, thank you. were joining me in a moment.iney he will join me. of course , daily join me. of course, daily telegraph, now a gb news presenter but many presenter, but for many, many years , a royal correspondent. years, a royal correspondent. i've got ask her the question even if the government wanted the king to do it, did he have to accept all of that in a couple of minutes . so is the windsor framework a win? some of your thoughts coming in. one viewer says rishi has sorted it . well, they are has sorted it. well, they are up. another says the dup won't accept anything which results in accept anything which results in a return to powersharing under a sinn fein first minister. well, if you believe there's almost no point in to the assembly at all, given demographic and political changes that have happened . changes that have happened. northern ireland, gabby says looking at the windsor framework , it seems like the eu got sunak to sign us up to dynamic alignment. well, gabby, whether you're right on that or not, i don't we'r

arlene, deeply. absolutely. arlene, thank you. were joining me in a moment.la tominey he will join me. of course , daily join me. of course, daily telegraph, now a gb news presenter but many presenter, but for many, many years , a royal correspondent. years, a royal correspondent. i've got ask her the question even if the government wanted the king to do it, did he have to accept all of that in a couple of minutes . so is the windsor framework a win? some of your thoughts coming in. one viewer says rishi has sorted it . well, they are has sorted it. well, they are up. another says the dup won't accept anything which results in accept anything which results in a return to powersharing under a sinn fein first minister. well, if you believe there's almost no point in to the assembly at all, given demographic and political changes that have happened . changes that have happened. northern ireland, gabby says looking at the windsor framework , it seems like the eu got sunak to sign us up to dynamic alignment. well, gabby, whether you're right on that or not, i don'

i'm arlene. and here's what's coming up over the next well, prime minister rishi sunak has been in belfast this morning holding talks sell his brexit plan to the parties in northern ireland. i've spoken to former brexit minister and deputy chair the irg jones . it's a brexit minister and deputy chair the irg jones. it's a busy the irg david jones. it's a busy weekend too for the prime minister as he joins suspense secretary. ben wallace at a security conference munich. i'll be joined by the former chief of the defence staff , sir simon the defence staff, sir simon mayo . three weeks on from nicola mayo. three weeks on from nicola polly's disappearance in lancashire. our reporter will look back on the search so far as the information watchdog questions why police disclosed personal information about her. and of course let me know what you think of today's story send in your views and opinions by emailing or tweet me at gb news. but first, let's have a look at the headlines . good afternoon. the he

arlene, course, and baroness. you'll voting on this on this bill as it goes through the lords. what are your thoughts ? lords. what are your thoughts? it. well, we had our second reading of the bill just on wednesday passed and i thought was a very good discussion actually. tom because there were actually. tom because there were a range of issues primarily around children's safety, because when children go online , they can access a whole world to them. much of it very abusive and actually very and everyone will remember the very , very sad will remember the very, very sad case of molly russell , who was case of molly russell, who was bombarded by a social media platform with very harmful . platform with very harmful. sadly took her own life and even now, after she passed away , she now, after she passed away, she was her account was still being bombarded with very harmful imaging. and it just shows that everything that we see online is not there by accident. that is control held by these platforms . therefore, go

arlene there.espondents, tom harwood. good what do we good morning, tom. what do we know about this meeting between rishi sunak von der leyen rishi sunak ursula von der leyen this . we've heard from all and this. we've heard from all and it's not going to be a simple solution, is it? they're still to be a time lapse whilst everybody pores over the detail of this agreement. everybody pores over the detail of this agreement . yes, i of this agreement. yes, i wouldn't expect any snap judgements today. not from the dup , not from the european dup, not from the european research group, not from any serious thinker around this deal serious thinker around this deal. the real text of what has been agreed will matter because it will be attempted to be presented by the government in one particular way and. of course, there may well be differences of opinions in terms what any legal text agreed actually means . what any legal text agreed actually means. but what any legal text agreed actually means . but what

i have the greatest respect for arlene foster in fact.ten yards from where you're sitting now in very studios. and i've got a great respect that. nobody has suffered more than she has having a shot down in front of her eyes. he was a policeman . her eyes. he was a policeman. she was a young, young girl. so i listen to everything. she but as the telegraph the belfast telegraph always tried to be reasonably even handed. and when i heard the it was the executive editor saying, a lot of people want this to happen and a few people don't . i'm actually people don't. i'm actually impressed by that because when i was working in ireland and there were many days the telegraph always tried to strike a sensible and positive. i think you may be as an old hand of belfast would agree with me. yeah. yeah indeed. so honest . i yeah. yeah indeed. so honest. i think perhaps this is maybe a phrase that we could use, but just sort of looking do you detect perhaps a more collegiate view of europe going forward . view of europe going forward. you know, we are b

arlene great to have you on the show.et a quick word from me before we get to this on the decision or the debate within the church of england to diminish the pronouns of god. no, no, we're referring to a higher power scheme . well, to a higher power scheme. well, as an anglican, i find it very sad, very distressing , actually, sad, very distressing, actually, that we're spending time at general synod talking about whether the father is actually a he. and i think for a lot of us, our faith is the uncertainty of life and now that's been challenged by the very people who should be actually leading us in our faith. and i think for a lot of anglicans across the uk that it a lot of anglicans across the uk thatitis a lot of anglicans across the uk that it is incredibly and it's incredibly hurtful. and i think that the leaders who are actually having this debate need to think what they're doing to their faithful who are in their churches every sunday and who do see god as , god, the father. see god as, god, the father. i mean, fo

there, thanks to look arlene. his them of the world news headlines, the founder of russian private army. the wagner group has accused the russian defense minister and the chief of the general staff of treason. if any precaution accused them of withholding munitions and trying to destroy wagner, a german, a rainy and man has been sentenced to death in iran. 67 year old john sharma was convicted in connection with the 2008 mosque bombing support. as a ledge, he was abducted overseas and forcibly returned to run. germany's government says he didn't get a fair trial and has condemned the dissenters. another powerful earthquake has hit the turkey syria border regent killing at least 6 people. the trim it struck just 2 weeks after massive cranks killed more than 4047000 people in the same area. survivors of doris quakes are suffering from trauma, especially children. t w's. julia han, sent this report from cadillac. man, no rush in his school yard. in carmen, rush, an improvised painting. listen. these children and thei

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arlene, headlines. rhiannon. arlene, thank you . it'sjust headlines. rhiannon. arlene, thank you . thank you. it's just coming up to 230. your top stories , the gb to 230. your top stories, the gb newsroom. lancashire police are due hold a news conference shortly on the search for missing mother of two nicola billy. she disappeared a week ago and last seen walking her dog just 9 am. last friday in st michaels on one. her phone and dog found by the river. half and dog found by the river. half an hour later , nicholas partner an hour later, nicholas partner paul ansell says he hopes people will come forward with new information . every single information. every single scenario comes to a brick , every scenario comes to a brick, every single one of them, and then all we're doing is saying they're going round around, around going through every scenario and then go back to the first scenario again and do the whole thing and then i think it's just all day long. that's all we're doing. all we're doing doing . a man who all we're doing doing. a man who was carrying a crossbow on the ground

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. >> arlen has won more than any other country but has not won since 1996 in liverpool is hoping theyring the luck of the irish. >> we need to win it. we haven't won it in a few years, so we definitely need to get it. >> i would get someone like him, he's a great irish singer. >> here we go. the next country is, ireland. >> whatever happens, the prize for john will be flying home to l.a. and showing nora his performance. >> when i get back, i will bring the tapes. that's what we do, sit down and have a familday and watch it altogether. johnny laura: amazing. emily leave you tonight with news of the world's oldest ever dog, who has made the guinness world record. meet bobby, he lives in portugal and he's 30 years old. the previous record was held by an australian dog who reached the age of 29 in the 1930's grady lives in a portuguese village with his owners were he's treated like a member of the family, even sharing meals. i'm laura trevelyan, thank you for watching bbc world news america, have a great weekend. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the fre

in warsaw, they announced another february 25 according to the arlen oil company. only 10% of the raw materials needed in the country and their there is. how to replace china sharply increased purchases of russian coal for 1.5 months, 438,000 tons were received in the country - this is three times more than for the same period years earlier , data show the russian consulate general in harbin demand for raw materials is growing against the backdrop of the recovery of the chinese economy according to imf forecasts this year. it will grow by five and two-tenths of a percent russian banks began to issue fewer consumer loans at the end of the year, the number of loans decreased immediately by a third to 12.5 million. associated with a more conservative policy of banks. they began to refuse customers with a low rating and a high creditworthiness more often, and kamaz sales grew by 7% despite the sanctions at the end of the year , the company's revenue reached 260 billion rubles. this was announced by general director sergei gogin in total, 43,000 cars were sold. in gener

arlene great to have you on the show.et a quick word from me before we get to this on the decision or the debate within the church of england to diminish the pronouns of god. no, no, we're referring to a higher power scheme . well, to a higher power scheme. well, as an anglican, i find it very sad, very distressing , actually, sad, very distressing, actually, that we're spending time at general synod talking about whether the father is actually a he. and i think for a lot of us, our faith is the uncertainty of life and now that's been challenged by the very people who should be actually leading us in our faith. and i think for a lot of anglicans across the uk that it a lot of anglicans across the uk thatitis a lot of anglicans across the uk that it is incredibly and it's incredibly hurtful. and i think that the leaders who are actually having this debate need to think what they're doing to their faithful who are in their churches every sunday and who do see god as , god, the father. see god as, god, the father. i mean, fo

in warsaw, they announced another february 25 according to the arlen oil company.nly 10% of the raw materials needed in the country came from russia, and they are available. how to replace china has sharply increased purchases of russian coal for 1.5 months, the country received 438,000 tons. this is three times more than for the same period years earlier, according to data from the russian consulate general in harbin, demand for raw materials is growing against the background of the recovery of the chinese economy imf forecasts this year. it will grow by five and two tenths of a percent russian banks began to issue fewer consumer loans at the end of the year, the number of loans fell immediately by a third to 12.5 million. this is the data of the national bureau. the decline in credit histories is associated with a more conservative policy of banks. they began to refuse customers with a low rating and high debt burden more often, and kamaz sales grew by 7% despite the sanctions at the end of the year , the company's revenue reached 260 billion rubles. this was ann

and so brittany found the video on tik-tok and arlen videos herself opening her mail and it was just so delightful. she seeing her reaction. she thought it was just, you know, another author standing, just another book. but she saw the sticky notes for city books and she was genuinely excited to see that. and she was it was that was actually worth more to me than having her put my book in the store. it was such a delightful response. well, this book, everybody knows a salesman can't write a book is out now, when does that other book come out, that one you're researching for about the last two years, i've been telling people it will be done in a year. i think it's finally safe to say it will be done at the end of this year. so at the end of 2023, i it's i think i have a good chance of finding an established publisher if i have to self-publish, very willing to do that. but i would certainly hope to to find an agent and the traditional publisher, salesman and now author bill whiteside. thanks for joining us on about books john. thank you very much. really appreciate you having me here.

and so brittany found the video on tik-tok and arlen videos herself opening her mail and it was just so delightful. she seeing her reaction. she thought it was just, you know, another author standing, just another book. but she saw the sticky notes for city books and she was genuinely excited to see that. and she was it was that was actually worth more to me than having her put my book in the store. it was such a delightful response. well, this book, everybody knows a salesman can't write a book is out now, when does that other book come out, that one you're researching for about the last two years, i've been telling people it will be done in a year. i think it's finally safe to say it will be done at the end of this year. so at the end of 2023, i it's i think i have a good chance of finding an established publisher if i have to self-publish, very willing to do that. but i would certainly hope to to find an agent and the traditional publisher, salesman and now author bill whiteside. thanks for joining us on about books john. thank you very much. really appreciate you having me here.

around the king arlene foster came idecision rdeputzry critical around the king arlene foster came idecisionster came idecision rdeput the kingl of the decision to put the king in that position and the impact it has on a controversial discussion point, especially before have come out before the dpj have come out with verdict . what's your with their verdict. what's your reading that? do reading on that? and who do think it? because think called for it? because there's big puzzle as the there's the big puzzle as the times have their front times have it on their front page times have it on their front page to who was responsible page as to who was responsible for this idea. yeah, i mean, they're all denying it, but there's place there's only one place where that from would have that came from and would have been 10. i mean, that is been number 10. i mean, that is the king at their direction the king is at their direction effectively, but it does leave a slightly sour taste when you see the being used as a the monarch being used as a political some ways. and political prop in some ways. and i t

but don't go, though, because up next, it's the briefing with the fabulous arlene that, arlene foster good afternoon. i'm weather. good afternoon. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather updates. not much rain around this weekend's. not a huge amount of sunshine ehhen a huge amount of sunshine either. be fairly cloudy, either. we'll be fairly cloudy, but for most us, it'll be a but for most of us, it'll be a bit warmer than has been for bit warmer than it has been for much this. here's the reason much of this. here's the reason for the dry weather. a big area of high pressure, but notice the ice closely packed across ice of us closely packed across the very windy out the north. it is very windy out there the moment. and this there at the moment. and this weather front is still bringing some outbreaks of to some outbreaks of rain to the highlands scotland last for highlands of scotland last for much evening still very much of the evening still very gusty over northern gusty as well over northern england, northern ireland and scotland. will slowly scotland. the winds will slowly

all arlene foster. thank you for your time because it is moving to a degree we had jeffrey donaldson, of course, the dup's . this is the course, the dup's. this is the big moment. this is perhaps something is going to happen and we are being more video conference calls afternoon but downing street saying still a long lasting challenge intensive negotiation whether you continue but basically we're not there yet effectively . yes and i think yet effectively. yes and i think that was the of the for commission chair exercise last week when rishi sunak went to belfast and he shared information that was no text shared or anything like that. i think he gave them a sense of where things were at and that meeting, you'll recall, sir jeffrey came out and said, yes, there has been progress made. but that there was no real basis for deal at that point. and i haven't heard anything further since i think what is since then. i think what is quite interesting is that see him tactics the same playbook is being used by th

the message from arlen is no complacency.to bring his 50th shop for someone else. a change for ireland but it will not change how the process again. ireland recognise italy are dangerous and are a threat. they are confident of continuing their impressive winning form. scotland are the only other side to have two bounus point wins out of two and are level on points with ireland. they have a tough game in paris on sunday, against the reigning champions france. paul barnes is in paris. what a challenge and opportunity for friends to face scotland. an opportunity to back up what is been a great start to their championship. i threw the victory against england and in a heavy defeats against whales. continuity is the name of the game for the coach. don't write off the french. formidable on home soil. there will be a wounded animal after seeing their grand slam hopes dashed against ireland in dublin the last time out. scotland has much of a this the and with their number ten who is capable of anything. if the scots do the business th

arlene from red bend, if flying through the state of the union is a prerequisite to be president, george20. or maybe you can watch romney give it to santos. if aoc says the laptop is half-baked, does that mean it's also have true? you've got me there. wendy from florida, that sure didn't look like your first kiss . you know what, it didn't, did it ? it looked like they had been there before. that is all for tonight. tucker is next, always remember him waters and this is my world. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to tucker carlson tonight. did you watch the state of the union address last night? we don't blame you if you took pass on that, tuning in with a grim task. joe biden shuffling to the podium, a husk held together by botox, and enough amphetamines to read the things written for him. this is our president. it's hard to believe when

i had la cloudy, be modeled and seamless ally arlen up in a car to pull up. ah, ah ah ah . it's about to get very wet in the far north australian already see the clouds swelling up. it might be a proper tropical circulation, which means ray, not many people live here, but it will easily produce flooding, of course. and in contrast, as much quater, i'd much cooler down. for example, in victoria melbourne's $21.00 few shall running up the coast. new southwell obvious circulation, small island, which is heading directly south. and perth is enjoying extreme warmth. but it's fairly cloudy in west australia. few showers, only a few showers around i have to say in new zealand, looks like crossed your. she's going to walk to $27.00. your average is about 20 to see on the warm side ones will rain on the western side of south holland and rain, proper and heavy and flooding is likely in peninsula malaysia, down towards the, on the t more as well. just skirting through some borneo res. also heading towards japan, which is a contrast, what we seen recently with this means wal mart is co

anyway, he put this woman, arlene edwards, on to the story. she said, well, i started to call the mining companies and they lied to me. and as soon as they lied me, i said, okay, we're going to get we're going to get them. and wallace carroll said, okay, let's go after this. and for about four or five months, almost every day, they had something in about about the strip mining that was going on and it was dangerous to the environment and so on and so forth and finally, the company, they said, okay, we're going to stop this. the company pulled out and there has been no strip mining. western north carolina, which is a beautiful of the country, by the way, ever since then and then in 1971, he was. he was a member of the pulitzer prize, the pulitzer board for several years. and in 1971, the papers submitted their submission to the board for, the pulitzer prize. and carol, of course had to leave. he couldn't be involved in the negotiations, but they were awarded the pulitzer prize for their environmental reporting for a paper there. that was a huge

it's going to be sunday with arlene foster . be sunday with arlene foster. guests , thanks to you who've been watching . this is true. it's up watching. this is true. it's up next. cheers . hello there. and next. cheers. hello there. and greg to host and welcome to your latest forecast the met office looking ahead much of the week it's going to be and settled there will be a few showers at times though pushing in from the north sea. and the reason for this is high pressure is in charge it remains over the uk right through the week ahead keeping it largely dry though we have northeasterly breeze few showers feed in showers will feed in particularly across eastern areas through the rest of sunday. we'll see clearing skies across much of central southern england and wales, allowing a patchy frost to form northern england into ireland. southern scotland will see a bit more cloud here as move into the early hours. risk of a few early hours. the risk of a few showers. scotland also seeing those skies, temperatures those clear skies, temperatures falling to minus s

i'm arlene foster. and here's what's coming up over the next.ary, the first year since the full scale invasion of russia into ukraine and will be joined in the show by ukrainian mp azar shocked chap from senior console and keir giles on why russia invaded . i'm ben hodges , russia invaded. i'm ben hodges, commander of the us. forces in europe. on the military perspective, conservative mp duncan . he was one of the first duncan. he was one of the first members of parliament to open doors of his home to a family of ukrainian refugees. after almost a year living with him, he shares with us how it has all been. shares with us how it has all been . and we'll cross live to been. and we'll cross live to northern with our reporter dougie beattie . the latest on dougie beattie. the latest on the attempted

i'm arlene.unak has been in belfast this morning holding talks sell his brexit plan to the parties in northern ireland. i've spoken to former brexit minister and deputy chair the irg jones . it's a brexit minister and deputy chair the irg jones. it's a busy the irg david jones. it's a busy weekend too for the prime minister as he joins suspense secretary. ben wallace at a security conference munich. i'll be joined by the former chief of the defence staff , sir simon the defence staff, sir simon mayo . three weeks on from nicola mayo. three weeks on from nicola polly's disappearance in

shocker and we'll get reaction from the former first minister of northern ireland and dup leader arlenellowing his state of the union address is . joe of the union address is. joe biden, really serious about. another four years in the white house. could he physically manage it ? house. could he physically manage it? and what would four more years of biden mean for britain? we hear from both sides on that one. and as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy visits parliament and meets the king. is the uk doing the thing offering ukraine unqualified support ? be asking. legendary support? be asking. legendary historian and bestselling author dr. david starkey. and absorbing explosive hour lies ahead . lots explosive hour lies ahead. lots to get through. but first, the headuneis to get through. but first, the headline is with polly middlehurst . mark thank you and middlehurst. mark thank you and good evening to you. the prime minister has today the uk is accelerating the delivery of military equipment to ukraine. so it arrives within weeks instead of months. in his address to parliament ear

people like arlene foster, the former dup leader. _ like arlene foster, the former dup leader, have said being _ cross that in their view the king is being drawn into something politically contentious when the kin- politically contentious when the king is— politically contentious when the king is meant to be politically neutral — king is meant to be politically neutral. the commission have said... just neutral. the commission have said... just hold _ neutral. the commission have said... just hold on— neutral. the commission have said... just hold on one second. sorry to curtain. chris mason is saying a senior government source has told the bbc and agreement has been reached, the deal is done, so senior government source telling the bbc and agreement has been reached, the deal is done. that comes from our political editor, chris mason, confirming everything that seem to be here in windsor, that the government and the eu commission leader have agreed a way forward, as they see it, on resolving the northern ireland protocol question, and they will now go forward and publicly announce this v

going to want the uk to negotiate and try to solve the problems which have been caused by the northern arlenthink the american dimension is been important. i think the biden administration had been exercising very helpful leverage behind the scenes. i think they can potentially do so again. because the dup, the democratic new mute dues and unionists do pay attention to the american dimension. at american politicians during the heyday of the power—sharing executive certainly did a cord equal respect to the democratic unionists as well as to sinn fein and not power—sharing. isaac is possible that the biden administration will have a role in the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know ou the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know you pay — the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know you pay a _ the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know you pay a lot _ the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know you pay a lot of _ the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know you pay a lot of attention - the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know you pay a lot of attention to - know you pay a lot of attention to the conserv

host: arlene in florida, you're on. caller: i hope to see you again.liminal suggestion has been an ad on tv and for quite a while i even heard them discuss this and this could be with all these ads, if these kids are watching, subliminal suggestion. could you comment on that? host: one question about artificial intelligence in terms of the use of things as simple as seery around the house. does your organization have a view of the potential harm or effects of that among kids? guest: one of the think that is unfortunate is that we have integrated all these devices marketed to us and everything in our house is collecting data from us. that is not good. kids should be able to grow up in spaces where they are big tech. everything they say and do is creating a dossier on them. honestly, i understand there is convenience with things like siri or alexa but better to not let these things create all this information and shape the answers for us. what kids to learn and critically think and not just be answered is google or alexa tells me. even these the devices,

though, because up next, briefing the next, it's the briefing with the wonderful before wonderful arlene the weather. hello alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office. a mild friday, a fairly cloudy one. most places the south dry with some spells, but there is some rain around from the weather fronts. it's dripping its way into this area of high pressure, which is, as i say, keeping most places dry. but this weather front is bringing outbreaks of rain and drizzle across northwest england, of western england, parts of western steadily moving northwards. they'll spot a drizzle further south western parts of wales and south western parts of wales and south england. but much of the dry will see some breaks in the cloud, which means a bit more sunshine coming through. but a blue sky and there and the rain tending to ease its way north through the day , temperatures through the day, temperatures will be well above , particularly will be well above, particularly if we see any sunshine in the south, 13, maybe 14 degrees and even white, cloudy , ten or 11. even white, cl

arlene foster won a financial deal for her support, what would you be expecting in terms of any financialort of financial conversations we have seen in the past will be integral to that process but certainly it is one of those things you will have to wait and see and certainly the dup will have to be involved with the prime minister in order to get it across andindeed minister in order to get it across and indeed all of the parties will have to have a voice within this process going forward.- have to have a voice within this process going forward. thank you very much — process going forward. thank you very much indeed. _ process going forward. thank you very much indeed. just _ process going forward. thank you very much indeed. just to - process going forward. thank you very much indeed. just to remind| very much indeed. just to remind you, ursula von der leyen has sent a tweet out 15 minutes ago saying she is glad to be in the uk to meet the prime minister rishi sunak saying she is looking forward to turning a page and opening a new chapter with our partner and friend and it�*s also been

scotland as they prepare to argue the union when i can tell scottish unionists to look at it is such as arlener for example somebody who is actually and she always wants argue you know for northern ireland's place and the union and she's passionate very unionist and scotland are passionate about the union the script of the debate so the fact that they're scared and so i'm out so what what makes me want to have one because i'm confident that we would one austin we've spoken a number of times about the gender the trans issue despite what nicholas sturgeon says think it's reasonable to say that it's done for in the end she couldn't say what a woman is and she's had to exit stage . will you now change exit stage. will you now change the habit of a lifetime and tell me what a woman is because she says for us mp glasgow city council if you want to make a political comeback the mood today is that you're going to have tell me a woman is now have to tell me a woman is now i'll you what she if i'll tell you what she if anything and the time that i've known that come out of any as you would make of the c

we just take care of arlene foster. that was superintendent sally ronnie there giving an update on the search for missing nicola? but i'm going to give you a i'm just going to give you a very run really very quick run through really before. chikomba before. we go to theo chikomba who's that press us who's been out that press for us essentially , it is an incredibly essentially, it is an incredibly mysterious case, isn't it? nicola went missing a week ago . nicola went missing a week ago. she was walking her dog through fields there there is an unaccounted ten minute window that was basically the gist of that was basically the gist of that press conference. they that they cannot account for nicola's movements between 9:10 am. on 9:20 am. on that day. they do believe they are still maintaining anyway that there theory is that nicola did suddenly fall into the river. she'd also go on to say that i've an unprecedented level resources so divers underwater searches people searching the top of the water as well cameras, etc. s

what you make of the question coming from arlene foster, who was not impressed the king was part of,oment? stormont should be functioning today, there _ the moment? stormont should be functioning today, there is - the moment? stormont should be functioning today, there is no - functioning today, there is no excuse any party. today the dup are blocking the formation of stormont. with this, hopefully the dup will be pragmatic and return to stormont. frankly, if they don't, they will be raising questions about their commitment to northern ireland itself and the functioning political institutions. frankly, ifanybody itself and the functioning political institutions. frankly, if anybody is exercising a veto over power—sharing, then we need to review the rules around the executive formation and to allow those parties in government to proceed and if we don't get a clear answer from the proceed and if we don't get a clear answerfrom the dup in the next number of weeks, that conversation has to come on the political agenda. thank you very much. the price of food has been a big factor in pushi

well, you well, honestly, you know, it's why it's fascinating working with someone like arlene is itin northern ireland and the people who've run northern ireland who understand every little bit of this, which the rest of us, i think certainly are, so to speak, for you. to me, i struggle to get my head around. yeah. so do you know of any whispers? our last question and do you know, have you heard any whispers of meetings between the dup and the government until this weekend, or well, there have or is it? well, there have been a talks and last week a lot of talks and last week when we thought there was going to a last weekend to be a deal last weekend there'd been secret two hour there'd been a secret two hour meeting rishi sunak and the meeting with rishi sunak and the dup. the night before that, only came to light sort of after the event. so there has been lots of chatting, but also boris johnson has been doing lots of has also been doing lots of chatting. yeah okay, catherine, thank you very much. very much . thank you very much. very much. we will keep you fully informed , of cour