then my exclusive interview with john bolton. why he thinks we are not taking the former president's threats seriously enough. plus, pride month under attack. why progress is being lost as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. >>> good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle and we are now 147 days away from the election and today the president son, hunter biden, was convicted on all counts in his federal gun trial. the jury deliberated the three counts for just three hours. president biden says he accepts the outcome of the case and will always be there for his son. here is my colleague ryan nobles with more. >> reporter: tonight president biden arriving in delaware, hugging his son on the tarmac after hunter biden became the first child of a sitting president found guilty in a criminal trial. >> no one in this country is above the law. >> reporter: it took three hours of deliberations for 12 jurors to unanimously determine hunter biden guilty of three felony counts. for lying about his drug use on a federal backgr

john bolton has been warning about this for years. in 2023 he wrote trump only cares about retribution for himself and it will consume much of the second term. thank you for being here. i wanted to talk to you, trump is clearly not shy about saying he will get revenge on his perceived enemies in the second term. are we taking his threats seriously enough? >> i do not think enough people are. when you hear trump saying things like retribution can be justified, what he means is i am saying retribution can be justified and i think he has a list of adversaries he wants to go after and i think the justice department under his administration will be under chaos as he tells his appointees to go after people whether they have grounds to do it or not. those lawyers will tell you about their legal integrity but it will put the judiciary under a lot of pressure. >> you may be on that list, are you concerned for your own safety? >> i am concerned about a lot of people he made it clear he wants to go after. he tried to suppress my book and he trie

henry bolton. hello, bolton. henry bolton. hello, brownite rishi sunak.ngagements. he's obviously licking his wounds for this ridiculous faux pas, but he wasn't really . i pas, but he wasn't really. i mean, let's be honest, he has people that plan things he should have overseen something i don't understand what what he did. >> he's the decision maker, though, isn't he? in such things, he can override the advice that he gets given. i mean, you know, the advisers advise decision makers make decisions. and, you know, it was it's not not just the offence that was caused , whatever the that was caused, whatever the reason, it wasn't communicated effectively. if he had a very good reason, it wasn't communicated effectively. and, you know, it seems to be a media interview that was the cause of it, which really is ridiculous . it, which really is ridiculous. the problem here is that it's not just d—day. it just shows an incredible lack of political acumen and judgement. that was certainly not that of, of the of the sort of failure in judgement that you'd expect f

. >> like john bolton. i was on a panel with him interviewing him actually a few weeks ago and he basically said foreign leaders think of donald trump as a laughing full. >> i did not watch the panel but you know what john bolton did not say during that panel? i'm going to guess that we said donald trump is the world's most dangerous person he did not say that he's voting for joe biden so let's move that in the back row. let's talk about what joe biden did this week. he has had several policy successes in the last few days. the inflation reduction act has reduced the prices on 64 more drugs. the number of uninsured people in the country is at a record low and there has been a 40% drop in illegal crossings at the southern border since the president's executive action. that is just this week. from a policy perspective, donald trump, we've heard almost nothing. the only things he has told us about what he would do to address inflation -- we now have 17 former nobel prize winners saying his policies would be li

i'm going to speak with trump's former national security adviser, john bolton houlton to get his take on it the most anticipated moment of this election. >> and the stakes couldn't be higher. the president and though former president, one state, which are two very different visions for america's future that cnn presidential debate. next thursday 99 live on cnn and streaming on max by iphone 12 with the super fast five g and a dual camera system, then get real unlimited data on the silver unlimited plan for just $20 a month for a whole year? that's $300 in savings, less dollars, more sets now it's straight talk and that's why i never drive those guys bodies all were big guy retired if i don't want to get my truck dirty with whether tech laser measured for liners front and rear a seat protector and full bet protection trucks are totally covered. >> you just got whether tax buddy, let's get dirty dr. worry-free with these american made products, whether tech.com, this is a futurama go daddy arrow creates a logo website, even social posts and minutes ai ai law who wants to come see the ge

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and from belfast to bolton. kevin...which went blue for the first time in decades in 2019. 60% of people here had voted for brexit. they rang the bells on the town hall to celebrate. it was boris johnson's promise to get that done alongside his pledge to level—up areas like this where many residents struggle to make ends meet which helped him sweep to victory. five years on though, the immigration they worried about continues upwards as do cost of living pressures and while a few multi—million pound �*levelling up' cash to spruce up this town centre have now begun filtering through, there's a feeling that the promise it could mean transformational change just hasn't materialised. the conservative mp here, mark logan, recently announced he wouldn't be standing again and actually intends to vote labour at this election. he'd won in 2019 with a majority ofjust 378, making it one of the most marginal in the country, so it wouldn't take many of his former constituents to revert back to labour to see the party retake this seat

she has been in leigh, then westhoughton in bolton west. now she's in cheadle.ragon pub in cheadle. still sober i hope. but a good time of the night rajini, to pounce on a captive audience? indeed! yesterday, of course, iwas at the debate in salford surrounded by politicians. today it's been all about the voters, because in the end, that is what the election comes down to, so as you say, i had breakfast in another constituency, solid labour seat in 2019. the conservatives took that big bricks at the voting area there. and then moved for lunch to bolton west, which is a bellwether c, so goes the nation. ijust had dinner here in cheadle. so i'm pretty stuffed. let's go into the pub because one of the things that struck me in all three seats that i've been at today is just how fed up people are isjust how fed up people are in this part of the world with the political class in westminster. they don't think that anyone has done anything for them. a lot of people i spoke to them bolton west earlier said they are not going to vote, they don't think that any of the lead

it is bolton's 1st trip to the country since 2017 and is 15 total. but it's provoked a sharp rebuke from the us embassy in hanoi, which won't, against normalizing rushes, violations of international law in your brain, bolton's vietnam visit photos. here's what i just knew to eat. if i did, country faces submitted regression, not coding lead that is already believe to be supplying the shop with large amounts of munitions for its war in ukraine and return the russian president is set to be hoping not because you have smithson and space surveillance programs. but this data, steve dig for relationship even higher just because the thing is, the russian federation does not roll out the development of military technical co operation with the democratic people's republic of korea. buying the document, signed the footage from north gaudia. show us the 20 does one thing at the very bus, the 11, but the partnership is also about the business. but the restaurant in north korea trying to get around rest infections. dyslexia, the russian mid august limousine was g

jordan (voiceover): this is john bolton, the most republican of republicans. he served under three republican presidents, including trump, saw the invasion of iraq, and did some light geopolitical meddling. as somebody who has helped plan coup d'etat, it takes a lot of work. imagine ronald reagan is caught in amber in 1988. i'm using jurassic park technology. he wakes up now unthawed. what does he think of the modern gop? well, certainly, the trump wing of it, he would be appalled by. it's just antithetical, not just to the philosophical beliefs of ronald reagan, but to the positive attitude about america and its prospects. so reagan wakes up and he's shocked? right. and he's also like, what is this internet thing? maybe we should send steven seagal over there to kick putin's ass. wait a minute, steven seagal already lives there. this is all too confusing. let's just go back to ignoring aids. i think he'd be stunned that the republican party had anything to do with donald trump. what is trump's infatuation with putin? well, i think he has a fascination with au

in italy and giorgia meloni but what is being done. >> that's great 140 countries involved in the boltonse corporation the best way to do that in the smartest way it's to think big and execute on the big ones, right now things are too weak in the conversation around sanction chinese banks about the smaller banks and some people point out the little banks are the ones that china is going to used to get around western sanctions into russia. as they move their transactions into smaller banks that can be sanctioned that allows them the ability to let a bank fall and not be affected by some of the biggest banks in china, the big four chinese state owned commercial banks, to our incredibly active in russia, agricultural bank of china which is the number four bank and china and china construction bank the number two bank in china i think those are the two targets and i would be most interested as very good researchers have pointed out there digging in a rush at this picture from the beginning, i think we go after the big four state owned banks that are essentially tied to prudence dilatory in t

eleanor lawrie, bbc news, in bolton.several reports of people getting stuck following extreme weather. the coastguard says there's been a recent increase in incidents — and it's stepping up training for the busy summer ahead. our reporter crispin rolfe joined emergency crews in cleethorpes. racing against time... pumping up the raft. ..and sometimes against the tide. presumably, this would be time critical in an emergency? very time critical. it's about practice. the more we practise to do it, the quicker you can do it. yes, the challenges faced by volunteer coastguard teams along the cleethorpes coast as they go about saving the lives of those who get stuck in its mud. the coastguard teams practise regularly — and they have to because they say that the number of people getting stuck is increasing. yes, we are having an increase in incident numbers and hopefully with our training, kit and equipment, we'll be able to make that intervention that will be a life—saving intervention. it's hard to believe just how difficult it

but it turned out -- lucky for bolton -- the assassin was an fbi informant. >> this was not internetto murder an american citizen, a former government official. >> is the threat against you ongoing? >> we've got marked secret service cars that say, police, united states secret service, outside my home. >> we talked to the fbi and several intelligence agencies, and they told us that iran's efforts are becoming more frequent and bolder and that they often go after vocal iranian activists living abroad. >> the idea behind assassination plot, behind kidnapping plot, is to keep you silent. >> it's a beautiful family place. >> we met one of their targets in brooklyn. masih alinejad is a leader in the women's revolt against the law in iran mandating they wear a head scarf, or hijab. forced to flee 14 years ago, she settled here in brooklyn, where she encourages women back home to send her videos of them taking off the hijabs. and she spreads those images online to her 10 million or so followers, fuelling the protest movement. >> so, the mullahs began to focus on you. the fbi came and told y

john bolton, thanks so much for your time. we really appreciate it. >> glad to be with you. >> thanks. >> i had how republicans and democrats alike are looking to leverage former president trump's historic conviction as the race for the white house appears to be razor-thin. you're in the cnn newsroom the assignments are going on, and the tornado here. >> i'm thinking language to die and i thought that was it. >> finally earth with the liev schreiber premiers tomorrow with nine on cnn, right now, pet dander skin cells, mold spores, pollen, and dirt are being sucked into your air ducts, get cleaner air and system efficiency. now, with stanley steamer, your air ducts are clean until they're stanley steamer clean new lozi hop role massaging bone, easy to grip the massage and the power of two mac strength pain relievers is works fast. >> he makes it less new i see how pro massaging bomb they say we should stop eating so much meat so we made meet out of plants because we aren't quitters impossible. we're solving the meat problem wit

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it was bolton's 1st trip to the country since 2017 and his faith in total bought it's provoke the shop rebuke from the us embassy in hanoi a which one begins normalizing rushes, violations of international law, or in ukraine. of both things visit to vietnam follows his right trip to north korea and a new agreement between the 2 nations, trumpeters as a major upgrade and security trade and investment traditions. it's 75. and of course what 8 our defense pledge north gloria and the former soviet union, signed a comprehensive treaty back in 1961. but the deal was discarded off the default of the item garden. then in the year 2000, the 2 countries signed a new agreement, but the security assurances were somewhat weak. more than 2 tickets on i felician from the west has struck the 2 port lies closer than ever having a powerful country like russia, as a strategic partner, is an immense source of pride and a great achievement for us. the fact that just new to eat, if i, the country facing submitted progression, the not go to and leaders already believe to be supplying the shop with large amou

john bolton just told me some weeks ago in an interview that the song should face the death penalty. on the other hand, of course, the liberal filmmaker, michael moore, who many of of us actually might know from as film bowling for columbine, a celebrated to plead u. s. a happy day. it is interesting to call the me the president by the no former president trump has commented on the play deal yet, and i wouldn't be surprised if a real good aust. during the presidential debate this the 1st day everything about the deal. let me know the average over the past decade, there has been a significant show of support for massage across europe. and in can we say of the same about the united states spelling the us the public. this course on the sauls and other was lowers like snowden, or manic, for example. and the scope of press freedom versus espionage act tends to be more critical of compared to many european countries, especially germany. i would say uh, the differences in attitudes actually may stem from the fact that many americans have family members who served or are serving and active d

but it's the military alliance between him and bolton, that is causing an hour in the west. okay, let's take a look now at some other world news headlines. south africa is a serial rama post that has been sworn in for a 2nd term as president. last month's elections are on the post as party, the a n c, lose it's absolute majority in parliament for the 1st time. but it has now struck a deal to form what it calls a government of national unity. firefighters in greece are battling wildfires, fanned by strong winds. on the outskirts of athens. authorities of issued evacuation orders for 2 nearby villages. thousands of blazes have broken out in greece in recent days and it's scorching summer temperatures. but they were extinguished before causing expensive damage. police in britain made to arrests after environmental activists sprayed. what they said was orange cornflower on stonehenge in southern england. members of the just stop oil move in to the face of monuments on the east of summer solstice, when thousands gather at the sight and a child's president. how much interest and d

i find it all ridiculous, and of course you will remember adam bolton.n that really balanced episode of newsnight where they all sat around and reflected on how, in fact, we should all be closed down. and adam bolton was the chap that piped up and said, that we were disrupting the delicate broadcast ecology or whatever it was, how dare we? anyway, christopher, it's going to carry on very much for that, keep doing what you do. we very much appreciate it, james, what do you think? to the tories manifesto today? do you think it will win people over or not? >> well, there's that old phrase, isn't there, michelle, that you should, you campaign in poetry, but you govern in prose. and i think here we've got a manifesto that is just not just full of prose, no poetry, but full of prose, no poetry, but full of prose, no poetry, but full of really, really stodgy prose. the tories needed a game changen prose. the tories needed a game changer. they needed 2 or 3 clear binary pledges that would have broadened the gap between them and labour. that would have helped to

trump's former national security advisor is an absolutely crazy russophist, john bolton warns.mselves to a visit to cuba. they will also visit other allied states in the region, venezuela and nicaragua. in general, washington is preparing for a new caribbean crisis, although it proceeds from the fact that there are no nuclear weapons on board our ships in cuba, who knows, look, a salvo of twenty-one salvoes greets the arrival of the russian frigate gashkov at the port havana and the old cold war alliance against america are being revived. a stronger signal than that, this is the largest convoy of russian warships i've seen arrive here in many years, and these are, of course, some of the most sophisticated weapons systems that vladimir putin... has deployed to cuba in many, many years. for the past few days they have been sneaking along the coast of florida, approaching the port of govana. in the morning we already saw the arrival of one of the most modern frigates of the russian fleet. and now there is a nuclear submarine. there are sailors standing on board this submarine. i h

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named for the first time this idea about some red lines was voiced, this idea was voiced by john boltonat this conference, who was the main speaker from the united states of america. as a result of this conference, it took place immediately after the well-known events. wrote a letter to gerhard schröder, who was then chancellor of germany, this letter consists of eleven very important points, this is actually a road map of the long-term plan for the destruction of russia that we are talking about now, i won’t tell you the first six points, they relate to yugoslavia, that is, there are really questions that concern yugoslavia, here are my dear colleagues, a few points, if you will allow me, i will not read out. in german i will simply designate all this so that it is clear what we are talking about. here in the seventh point, seventh, in the seventh point it is said that all nato geographical claims, the situation that concerns geography from the baltic sea and further to the black sea, it should be regarded as a zone of nato interests and should be built in such a way that this area of

a lot of people in bolton west said they're not going to vote.t think that any of the leaders have anything to offer. cheadle is held by the conservatives but it's a target for democrats and we may have a picture we can show you yesterday with his blue dieng rhode island pants saying he's going to topple the wall. allison, hello. and? lauren. allison, where's paul, your husband? he was here. >> peter. >> peter, sorry. >> we've lost someone. he's in the loo. he'll be back so we'll start with you, lauren. which way are you going to go in this election? >> i'll be voting for the liberal democrats. >> who did y vote for last time? >> the labor really a democrats as well. i feel they are the most progressive participant and i'm really excited about this collection because they're so close behind the conservative and i feel like ife join with the labour voters we can illicit change in the area. >> so tactical voting like we saw in 97 perhaps? >> it think . some of my friends who vote the labour currently are doing that. >> what do you think of his ant

you have chris cristi and john bolton, larry hogan and others who simply refuse to say, look, i havebe part of a coalition here. it is a binary choice. the electoral college especially in states where people like john bolton and paul ryan who has done the same act where they live, you know, these could be swing states where 5000 or 10,000 votes could matter. i named them after a character in an old movie, once upon a time in america about a union boss who loved to work with the mall but kept his distance. so the mob called him jimmy clean hands, played by the late great treat williams. a great actor. that's where they are. they want us to come out the way they want. they would be okay if trump won. they don't want the moral stain of being involved in this in any way. they want to preserve their viability by saying, i didn't vote for joe biden. it is really a meaningless position. it says more about the person who speaks it rather than, you know, either of the candidates. that's a republican saying, i think there is a republican party one day, and i still want to be a mover and shaker

it was when their car burst into flames on the m62 near bolton and police found evidence of a recented by the family court. there was a highly publicised national manhunt. the couple travelled from bolton to harwich in essex and then to london, where they bought a £40 tent, then they headed to newhaven on the south coast and out onto the south downs to camp. they were still carrying their newborn baby victoria and had told no one that she had been born. police officers searching an allotment shed in brighton seven and a half weeks later found her body in a shopping bag, but she'd been dead so long a pathologist couldn't work out her cause of death. the couple stood trial on charges including manslaughter by gross negligence. they both denied all the charges. the trial began injanuary but last week the jury was discharged after being unable to reach a verdict on some of the charges. until now legal restrictions prevented us reporting two verdicts the jury were able to reach before being discharged. they found constance marten and mark gordon guilty of concealing the birth of a child a

i'll give you the views of former ukip leader henry bolton , and he'll react to henry bolton, and he'llversity banning the term illegal immigrant. this patrick christys tonight. only on gb news good evening. if you just tuned in. where have you been? this is patrick christys tonight with me. nana akua only on gb news and coming up, the organisation and the refugee council have predicted that nearly 30,000 more migrants will cross the english channel by the end of the year. now that would add up to the 60,000 illegal immigrants already earmarked by the tories to be deported to rwanda. but labour have made clear that they would abandon the rwanda plan. >> does anybody seriously think that not processing the claims where now record numbers are coming across the channel, is operating as a deterrent ? operating as a deterrent? because we've had more coming in the early months of this year than we've ever had before. it is the absolute opposite of a deterrent, but i don't accept that. the only answer to this conundrum is what we do when people have arrived. just because the government has los

we remember these famous figures who held this position, and brzyzinski, yes, and bolton, and others.be more provocation and we will notice everything with you and record it, because i am a supporter, so we agreed that the closer the elections are, this is free advertising for topics that many people are no longer interested in, our viewers are mostly not i’m interested, but there are significant moments, like when the supposed tikhanovskaya, the same salvan, is met in the white house, what is this about? well, it’s about trying to influence the public. not to one of the still quite serious figures in the white house, just a trip to this, to this figure. well, this is understandable, you understand that people who, therefore, are not interested in the national interests of their country, are always ready to work for the interests of a foreign state. a foreign state takes over will use as much as will be profitable, that’s all, we heard it, if there’s anything else to say on this topic, well, i would say that this is a systematic work of the gazdep to support. forces of this kind all o

i knew dina powell very well, i know john bolton very well. they part of what is now literally a criminal enterprise? >> well, you mentioned, some people who have broken from all of this, but it is fascinating to me watching all of this and you and i have been talking about this for more than eight years and it continues to be amazing, the decision people make. and many of them are simply making this -- >> charlie sykes has frozen. charlie, we will -- we'll fix your shot. >> vaughn hillyard, behind dina powell and john bolton if they don't go in, and he's right, they have broken with trump, there will be others behind them. he's capable of recruiting new, in a lot of instances, more radical, more extreme members of the republican ranks to service his lies, service his destruction of democracy, service his destruction and weakening of nato. what's in your head? what's the best answer to why? >> number one, because it's how donald trump wants to govern. we have seen time and again over the last eight years the question of whether donald trump wo

center, my goodness center, for example, with very scarce and all that, it was some for any scares bolton's and don't that crate in. and of course the bricks did not accept the branding of the contribution supplements to be. so what was the purpose of this thing if it doesn't work, mr. savanski, you know, andre, one of the thing, you know, i looked at a lot of commentary and to be honest with you commentary that i tend to agree with . okay. and it, but they talk about the beginning of the end of ukraine. i don't want to see the end of ukraine at all. i want to see the end of this senseless war. and so what does it take? and i've always wanted to ask you, you are you cleaning and diplomat, you know, you know, they, they use the phrase that you, ukraine is a victim. but if you look at zalinski and the people that, as he is surrounded and so they volunteered for this. why do they have the right to keep volunteering, young, ukrainian men to go into a meat grinder and today? sure, you're totally correct. there's a nice to came into this. when he became ready for president has an unexcused deal,

. >> john bolton and mark esper have a different account of what happened during that time, saying thated pulling out and bringing people back to the u.s. but on the campaign trail right now donald trump is talking about ukraine a lot, and he said, apparently, according to the hungarian prime minister viktor orban, that he won't give a pep now ukraine if he's reelected and by cutting off that money, that will end the war. that sounds like that would be ending the war in russia's favor. doesn't it? >> well, keep in mind, margaret, we're the first administration to give lethal aid to the ukrainians, the jav lan missiles which stopped the russian vanj to start with. it was too little too late. we need to bring vladimir putin to the table and the way to do that is what larry kudlow and i called for and what president trump has called for, put sanctions on the russians to bring putin to the table to have a negotiated peace treaty. we have to stop the killing in ukraine, the stop the killing of ukrainians and yanz russians and need peace in the world. too you little too late telling the ukrai

crime is had declared monday a day of morning and the republic talk to some of the russians agent for bolton to assist with even moscow, sending a team of specialists down to cry. man, we heard from them of a child who was a, the munitions, it was the most terrifying the loudest people were panicking. i was scared to. i was very scared when the bombs and rockets were flying. former pentagon security on this mike move please that today's attack really means that the was already heading in one direction and not a softer escalation in the cluster weapons are just outrages and, and it is stain in this case because it was named over a civilian population there was no, there was no military target of visible that that seemed to be the case. and i think that this has got a raise. the anti emphasis on that escalate matters. that's not only us weapons news, i had against civilian populations which violated the us restriction on the use of all of us weapons on russian territory. but the and, and premier today is russian territory as a factor that's, that's clear that but just because united states and

national security advisor, we remember these famous figures who held this position: brzyzinski, yes, and boltonhese people and especially at mr. salevan, well, you probably already took a closer look, what did you look at, salting in? thanks to the head of state and his foresight, but nevertheless, they began to choke us with sanctions, and this was the time of clinton, obama, it began, it began, of course, with bush, so we of the time, you touched on salevan, so we agreed that the closer the elections , there will be more provocation, we will notice everything with you and record it, because i am a supporter of not showing fugitives, because this is free advertising for something... many people are no longer interested, our viewers are mostly not interested, but there are significant moments, when the same salvan meets the conditional tikhanovskaya in the white house, what is this about? well, this is about the fact that they are trying to influence public opinion, legitimacy, well, legitimacy, well, in what way, it’s in the air, well, i don’t know, i’ll figure out why, excuse me, i smile, bec

we'll have a great grandfather bolton grands. i can see him. i was to develop nazi pertaining to need and then a tourist assess unit. he was also, i was confident into that administer of propaganda. joseph couples of the end of world war 2, he was convicted as of the criminal and rwanda. twin entitlement town hall back. splunk falls at brunswick is so followed, and these are probably foot steps one to find how back so requests ofa. not since the minutes 15, a source of boots up of ukraine's will efforts. despite mosca warning about the peasants near nancy, ideology, long to run some of its battalions callback and pass me on a joys to fly to mr. landscape for jeremy, not doing enough to how we started to be vague in germany the future for to create the discrepancy or we need to do that time. i mean change position, but it took too long and was too late. i think not all of which would say the same, but i hear you're saying that is or to me or front of your correspondent thomas rough. uh, claims that west is turning a blind item. what's really goi

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president is the first to announce the candidate who held this position, and brzyzinski, yes, and boltonetary of state, madam, clinton, so these are all those figures who, let’s say, were actually at the origins of the formation of this sanctions policy in relation, first of all, in relation to the republic of belarus, after all, they started with us, not with the russian federation, here was an attempt. if everything was clear to them already with ukraine, because soros immediately came with his textbooks with the formation of a mentality, then here we, so to speak, forestalled, closed, worked, thanks to the head of state for his foresight, but nevertheless, they started us to be strangled by sanctions actions, and this was the time of clinton, obama, it began, it began, of course, with bush jr., not so much time. you touched on salevan, so we agreed that the closer the elections are, there will be more provocation and we will notice everything with you and record it, because i am in favor of not showing fugitives, because this is free advertising for topics that many people are no long

eleanor lawrie, bbc news, in bolton. been visiting some of the attractions in south devon to find out how the week has gone. it's hard to beat this sound. steam train whistles. and it's a crowd pleaser this half term. yeah, it's been really good, actually. we've had a really good half term, up on the half term for me last year. and i think tuesday was one of the busiest days we've ever had for this time of the year. so it's looking really good at the moment. so footfall is up, their prices are slightly up and the visitors are arriving from the east midlands and closer to home. we've been on the dartmouth steam railway already, so obviously this one was the next one on the list. it's lovely around here. i used to come here as a child, so i used to do rockpool in paignton. so i thought, i've got to bring the kids and show them as well. we haven't really been to many places because we've been camping and again we chose to stay local. but other than just a few day trips on the side. just 100 metres away and it's a similar pi

thank you very much, hannah miller, in bolton, - will do that. the fresh air for _ you are now outside? out at the fresh air for a _ you are now outside? out at the fresh air for a little _ you are now outside? out at the fresh air for a little bit, - you are now outside? out at the fresh air for a little bit, the - fresh airfor a little bit, the first stop today, sir ed davey will appear in a a few minutes and then come down to launch this policy, this proposal. it is an issue actually pretty close to his own personal heart, his own interests. he is a carer himself at home and he wants to make this part of his pitch. they are saying that essentially this is a core issue that needs to be tackled, they will make it an important part of their manifesto, something that is quite often that might get less attention from other parties if you like and at the heart of it is what you are saying, but offer, that plan, for free personal care at home or in a presidential setting. it would be the actual care elements, so help with your hygiene, medicine, mobi

was tipped off to that one of them had put that's on the timing of the general election, the mitch boltonelieve acknowledging i was right. they were informed by the gabler commission, the regulator, on friday. they said the matter was immediately referred to offices in the mat was immediately referred to offices in the met police directorate of professional standards who opened investigation and the officer was also removed from operational duties. the officer was subsequently arrested on monday 17 was subsequently arrested on monday i7june on suspicion of misconduct in public office. he was taken into custody and bailed pending further enquiries. the matter has also been referred to the independent office for police conduct. and that is not all. this is laura saunders, the conservative party candidate in bristol north west and has worked with the tories since 2015 including at their head office in westminster. i was tipped off that the gambling commission was looking into a bat from her about the timing of the general election. we don't know when the bat was placed or for how much. don't

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the point for me to move stage as close as much bolton policies in london so, so i think it makes it divides the most is kind of fan base if you like. i think that can only be a good thing for him because of the name is very, very different scale tend to be boys know. and what's happening in the crane from the person from the physical body is the reason there's been a big that actually is the nice thing is that, you know, debates and they come general election campaign between the 2 main policies. since the labor policy essentially policy about ukraine and the war business is all kind of blank sides and whoops, they don't even talk about the billions of pounds of u. k. text based money. and then we pump into crazy every, it's as simple as on game will. you know, when a piece of wood would create a beef of as a follow up as options, i knew his comments had been seized upon by the toys by the labor costs you by the mainstream press with that. so, you know, open device about that, whether the, you case the device thing and it's already on him because he's saying actually he's stalking a

that's the message from the russian president, head of his visit to defendant charlotte bolton coming off nato. it was chief claims, more western west fitness would bring peace to ukraine. says the white house done gold nato membership in front of t f. but only if it can with on the top of things. first on these really prime minister dissolved his war cabinets after a key coalition member called it with the move comes crew testers. the mom, the government resigned and opposition party slump, the nation's leader. nothing will remain up. there will be no square named up there. no school, there will be no phone to no benjamin netanyahu. the revenue, we're catching the program from today up from the globe. welcome to moscow onto the news hour here on the introduction. it's not, america is prepared to embark on a 2 day state visit to north korea is 1st there in over 2 decades. on the eve of the trip, the russian president outlined the key points of by last row cooperation, including joint efforts against western pressure in an official article. here's some of the main issues he highlighted

so phase desperate messages for ms. bolton damning testimony about his crack. cocaine use prove to be hunters on doing. he now faces up to 25 years in prison and potentially a $750000.00 fine. sentence thing is expected in mid october just for the presidential election. no, he's also facing charges over in california for allegedly failing to pay over a $1000000.00 in taxes. the trump campaign was quick threat. this pro has been nothing more than a distraction from the real crimes of the bike and crime family, which is rates in tens of millions of dollars from china, russia, and ukraine. cricket joe, buttons, rain over the button, family, criminal empire is all coming to an end on november the 5th, and never again will abide and sell government access to personal profit. as for hon, so we wish him well in his recovery and legal affairs hunter, biden's sweetheart. please deal with smoked out after scrutiny by a federal judge. today's verdict is a step towards account ability. but until the department of justice investigates, everyone involved in the biden's corrupt influence, peddling s

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and in fact that they've, they've been bolton, i don't, i don't know. i know i'm not really sure. a church, i mean they, they, to today the, the americans, i've never said no to what the israelis want. so, i mean, if the recent past is a guide to the future, but it doesn't really matter. i mean, essentially bite and has a gone his face. i don't know if you gentlemen came across the interview in time magazine, but i mean, i would, this is a very incoherent and i'm being gentle here. administration when it comes to foreign policy, particularly the topic we're talking about right now, palestine, georgia and dc. what do you think of yeah, 1st of all, great, great to be on your program on i would say that there is, we look at the past 8 months of this conflict. there's really no evidence that at any point divided administration has put real pressure on israel. yes, we've heard statements. we've heard the administration voice opinions. it has its preferences. but all that matters are actions and when it comes to the actions of dividing the ministration, there has been no real pressure o

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