tony blair was the prime minister of great britain for quite some time.try completely. he is still around, in a way and he's now announced we need vaccine passports right away. >> the paper we are putting out today is the same -- we should establish between the vaccinated and unvaccinated. both here and at home, if we do have to adjust some of the freedoms because of the rising pressure from new variance, it's important to ensure that those people who are vaccinated to have the maximum freedom they can. and i think that could also be done for travel as well.im >> is it acceptable to turn down the vaccine do you think? >> unless you got a good medical reason, my view is no. >> tucker: you have to give up your freedoms. nigel farage, the leader of the brexit movement, we are happy to have him on tonight. nigel, great to have you tonight. telling us that our freedoms are over if you don't obey tony blair, then you can't travel anm do all kinds of other unspecified things we were once able to do and took for granted. what is going on? >> it's fascinating in t

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, blair and bush invaded iraq together, sadly.hink there are these personal differences but certainly reliances are so strong they will transcend those differences. boris johnson is a master mover with power. like benjamin netanyahu, he was one of the leaders who early on congratulated biden, didn't indulge in trump's election, and he knows what he has to do to get ahead. boris johnson doesn't stick to principles. he sticks boris johnson's own personal agenda. >> we have a fabulous flash back to 1998. you know where we're going. the dutch documentary crew filmed an oxford union debate in which you debated against boris borison boris johnson. >> just because he's a very good speaker, and he does a little laugh, it doesn't make what he says right. nobody seems to notice tony blair promised their tax wouldn't go up under his government and yet taxes are rising -- will rise under this parliament share of national income from 34.5% to 37.6%. >> what goes through your mind when you see that now? >> what goes through my mind is two thing

well, i'm a broker piece of the senior africa and the list of the tony blair institute. sir, thank you for sharing your views with us. thank you very much for having phil. ahead in this news, our action from the european championship and the penalty said that changed the momentum between france and switzerland. that's coming up in fort ah, the news? the news with me ah ah, not for football here is andy with the sport. who's while we've had to send say snow last 60 matches of footballs. european championship, both games will level $33.00 after non few minutes. let's start with france versus switzerland, which is just finished, switzerland taking the lead in this one for me in bucharest. bob, i had a friend, harris affair of h. ricardo rodriguez, the missed a penalty july. the switzerland, early in the 2nd amendment shifting immediately carrying benjamin school to quit goals to turn the game on its head for the world champions and pool company to decide to be out so many friends, $31.00 up switzerland. i was digging into the energy reserves came up with 2 goals, and i got

the essential blair skin to take us off the air tonight as we start a new week.without thanks for being here with us on behalf of all our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. tonight on a limb. prosecution of capital rioters continues in the republican senate selling the big lie start cashing in again. tonight, the latest turn in the slow motion insurrection. then, first it was the medias on the democrats and now it's only the white house counsel? who wasn't donald trump spying on with a reporter who broke the mcgahn news. plus -- >> everyone in that room today understood a shared appreciation. quite frankly, that america is back. >> as the biden nato tour continues, a reminder just how far we've come in for years. and doctor peter on the covid setback abroad, even as life returns to normal for so many here in

the essential blair or skin to take us off tonight.alf of all our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. rachel will be back tomorrow. this weekend, we all had an experience collectively as americans that we haven't had in a few years. all this weekend our president was overseas and nothing crazy happened. the president of the united states did not norm out of a meeting or threaten to blow up a decades old alliance or insult ahead

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bob, it's unique, blair. but during the corona lockdown, the cafes were empty and all fell quiet around the saw bon university. even now, booksellers like not the crew long have but few customers. they'll sit here, we have political philosophy and ethics. and here are the used books you look at, you know, whether old or new natalie has been stocking philosophy books for over 30 years. but our clients have been slow to return. plenty to we had said that we had to adapt and to try and remain present even when we were closed. during the 1st 2 locked down, we weren't allowed to open at all. that was tricky to pick a block away, a legend is being dismantled. the corona crisis has claimed some high profile names in the latin quarter jeep as june. one of the biggest book stores in paris has closed the doors of its flagship shop. are good for book lovers. it was an institution that it was just the money we were to buy used because most sides it's such an old man is gone. we can kid you can give up. but just getting b

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another area in of the white house neighborhood in lafayette square that she cared about was blair house where presidents had typically put up heads of state visiting heads of state and i came across this letter and i should say that when i did my book on mrs. kennedy's first lady ship as part of the university, press of kansas's modern first lady series. i did that book on mrs. kennedy in early 2000s and none of her papers had that at that time been open most are still closed at the kennedy library, but her papers on the restoration are now open as of about 2011, but i did discover a letter in the wardrobe museum exhibit that went around the country in the early 2000s about mrs. kennedy's wardrobe and included a letter that she wrote to henry dupont the great owner and founder of the winter term museum in delaware the great expert on american decorative arts, and she assigned him and appointed him to be the head of the fine arts committee at the white house and she wrote to him on her. beautiful blue stationary in her stunning handwriting and she said we've got to do something about laf

we had a long—run of prime minister's, people at tony blair and gordon brown, even david cameron where a minister if the social media or the press didn't like you. or if somebody criticised you. or if you are caught doing anything not 100% perfect. we're stuck with good people not wanting to in government. because of the scrutiny and restrictions on their lives. we really need to be that little bit more tolerant and when you are more tolerant you have a much easier and more contented society, it's easier to take tough decisions than the ministers are given a little bit more, not rope but more credit for what they do or are able to go ahead and help us and help govern the country well. i'm really, really sorry that matt has gone. the opposition absolutely reek of piety and hypocrisy, it's awful. meanwhile, it's not very clear what they would have done differently or how they would have behaved differently if they had been in government, and quite sure we would not have vaccinated at the rate we have recently and matt hancock in particular and to some extent boris should take the credit

sheriff's deputies rolled through with their sirens blairing to get people to leave their homes. the county says it has learned a lot since the 2017 firestorm that wiped out thousands of homes and killed 26 people. >> we do not want to go back to those days when first responders instead of protecting structures and stopping a fire are sitting there evacuating people and moving dogs around and doing other things like that. we don't do the chaos game anymore. >> more evacuation drills are planned in the coming weeks. >>> former president trump today returned to the political stage. this comes in the midst of an ongoing criminal investigation in which some of trump's former employees are testifying. >> reporter: after being mostly out of the spotlight for the past three months, former president trump travelling to north carolina today. retaking the political stage for the first time since february. >> do you miss me yet? >> reporter: saturday's appearance comes one day after facebook announced the former president's ban from their platform will continue until at least january of 202

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tony blair, thank you so much. _ enlightened interest. tony blair, thank you so much. first major cruise ship allowing american passages since the pandemic began. according to cnn, there are 500 passengers on board and more than 95% of them are fully vaccinated. it is not clear what the vaccine status is of the two passengers who have coronavirus but they are said to be asymptomatic and self—isolating on the ship. that cruise ship sailing around the caribbean and departed from saint martin on saturday for a cruise. regular and strenuous exercise increases the risk of motor neurone disease in people who are genetically vulnerable — according to a study. researchers at the university of sheffield say the number of high profile athletes who have developed the disease is not a coincidence. the scientists say nobody should stop exercising as a result of the study, but they hope the findings could lead to ways of screening people who may be at higher risk. i'm joined now by dr nicholas cole, head of research at the mnd association. thank you forjoining us. why would there be

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but we should see more of the venue way mcglenn by russia. blair, when you're actually you can buy and priority in the world in terms of dropping unit, but also listening pleasure. and or should it keep doing? you need to know the we have a lot of artificial manmade which was just morgan and the far end of the year. what be well as you know, by investing money in me by we can still book up technology well, which is mitigate as well actually doing credit. but i mean, if you, i'd be sufficient in the pony in the fact that concrete, us fixed. but you're also main that we will become better in that area when you might do that, but we're still in, but i have him come by and i will be the 1st premise for modernization companies in russia, one year with the us that we keep right now she's very important final project and country if you, because it will have real economic benefit afterwards. but this is your needs are still plugged in this could i just not a huge company. and also if, if it's more than we could get me out of the bullet that could actually be bigger. when you think i just in th

bob, it's unique, blair. but during the corona lockdown, the cafes were empty and all fell quiet around the saw bone university. even now booksellers like, not to the qu long have, but few customers. they'll say, here we have political philosophy and ethics. and here are the used books you look at, you know, whether old or new natalie has been stocking philosophy books for over 30 years. but her clients have been slow to return. plenty to read said that we had to adapt to try and women present even when we were closed. during the 1st 2 locked down, we weren't allowed to open at all. that was tricky to completely block away. a legend is being dismantled. the corona crisis has claimed some high profile names in the latin quarter. the june, 1 of the biggest book stores in paris has closed the doors of its flagship shop. are good for book lovers. it was an institution that it was just the only way over to buy used because most places such an old minutes has gone off in kid. you can take it back, jeff. i think you

and as was shown by thatcher and mr blair, anyone who thinks they know best is writing for a fall. find staff? so the largest medicinal cannabis production site in the uk is struggling to find workers, and this is primarily— struggling to find workers, and this is primarily due, the article says, to the _ is primarily due, the article says, to the changes in the immigration svstem~ _ to the changes in the immigration system. firms like this have been left out _ system. firms like this have been left out of— system. firms like this have been left out of the seasonal worker exemption or allowance in order to -et exemption or allowance in order to get seasonal workers in from abroad, so they're _ get seasonal workers in from abroad, so they're struggling to hire workers _ so they're struggling to hire workers. this is a really small part of a much — workers. this is a really small part of a much bigger story of a combination of brexit and covid. changing — combination of brexit and covid. changing the labour market significant. 0ver2 changing the labour market significant. over 2 mill

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i mean, blair was even worse than johnson actually in sucking up to the americans and they are very nervous. now having left the left, the key in europe as far as the u. u. s. is concerned, is not truth. be told it's germany, it's been that behind the scenes for some time smell is sort of even open. that is the country with which the us is really interested in maintaining a very close relationship. when they take for grant. germany cross has over this russian nordstrom to deal at the moment. yeah. you see the problem with the german government has been there for some time as long as us troops stationed in that concrete. i mean, think about the war ended in 1945, the west port in well known nazis and cautious and key positions in the army and intelligence services. 40 to 45 percent of the judiciary, the army. and so the top ross were not changed, same in japan, yet in both these countries, they still have military bases. and so both these got increased japan, more than germany, have no real sovereignty. the hatred of russia is not related in particular to what, who to may or may not do. it's

it was often reported to tony blair wanted to leave a strong legacy and part of his legacy, most perhaps launching a nuclear power program that would solve the problem of global warming and insulating a few lofts. bringing in a few small wind turbines on land, doesn't have that same impressive sound too, as launching a huge nuclear power program. successes were equally enthusiastic in 2009 gordon brown called for a nuclear plant to be built. christine and in 2010 david cameron's new coalition government gave those plans, the cruise lines. and the germans looked fit to give the ass me another chance. the nuclear industry knew that mecca was rethinking her previous position. and then when the c d, u and the liberal party, the f d p for the government, they actually agreed to go back on the decision and not to face out nuclear energy . currently, the parts of the, the basic idea at the time was to use nuclear power plants for as long as you're technically feasible with them longer act the resulting additional income. and then use this tax for finance, changes for the energy policy landscape

tomorrow morning at 9am on bbc one, the health secretary matt hancock, and former prime minister, tony blairoodnight. as we've been hearing, the g7 group of leading economies has reached a deal on taxing multinational companies. finance ministers from the group, meeting in london, have agreed to a minimum tax of 15%. the chancellor, rishi sunak said that it will mean firms pay "the right tax in the right places". earlier i spoke to paul monaghan, chief executive of the fair tax foundation — a uk based non—profit organisation that accredits companies which pay their fair share of tax. i asked him if he agreed with the chancellor that the deal achieved the principle of fairness. i don't think we're at fairness but we're certainly, following today, are looking at a fairer tax system. i don't want to belittle what happened today, it is a really significant move that will raise substantial sums of money. what would it take to make it fair in your estimation? i know you want the g20, when they meet, to go further than the g7. today was a great start but 15% can be raised to 21% and there is a lot

bob, it's unique, blair. but during the corona locked down, the cafes were empty and all fell quiet around the saw bon university. even now, booksellers like not to the qu long, have but few customers. they'll sit here, we have political philosophy and ethical hello. ok. and here are the used books you look at, you know, whether old or new natalie has been stocking philosophy books for over 30 years, but her clients have been slow to return plenty to eat. he said that we had to adapt to try and women present even when we were closed during the 1st 2 locked down, we weren't allowed to open at all. that was tricky to block away, a legend is being dismantled. the corona crisis has claimed some high profile names in the latin quarter jeep as june. one of the biggest book stores in paris has closed the doors of its flagship shop. are good for book lovers. it was an institution that it was just the only way over to buy use because i'm sad. it's such an old tablet that has gone wrong. can kid you can take it back ju

also the old labour refused to be so prominent in blair's time, and he arrived at the end of the long at the moment. we have a new political ball game. and the attachment of individuals to parties are very brittle and unpredictable. boris can ride his luck a little longer yet, i'm sure. steve richards, the wider situation beyond england in the uk is very interesting. there are signs of perhaps a strengthening of welsh nationalism, but labour seems to be pretty secure in wales, judging by the results in the welsh parliamentary and welsh assembly elections, the senedd. we have scotland and the pressures on scottish independence. hard to know what that will have on the wider uk. in northern ireland you have a parallel system where none of the parties have a presence and therefore arguably governments don't take northern ireland voters that seriously. the whole package is very, very fluid at the moment. it's incredibly fluid and there are not really parallels with the �*80s, beyond the fact that this is another long serving conservative government for the reasons you suggest. in the �*80s

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