we but that seems to be what boris johnson is looking at.— but that seems to be what boris johnson isabout that later _ johnson is looking at. we were going to talk about that later in _ johnson is looking at. we were going to talk about that later in the - to talk about that later in the programme, but since you mentioned it, you are right that borisjohnson has said a second presidential term for donald trump could be, and i quote, just what the world needs. he said, i quote, the global "wokerati" are trembling in their boots. having worked out as he surely has that there is no deal to be done with putin, i reckon there's a good chance he'll double down and finish what he started". we'll discuss that a little bit later in the programme. comments coming from the former prime minister endorsing donald trump. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. far more reservoir outside oxford should have far more water at this time of year, but locals who enjoy walking, fishing and boating here have seen levels drop signifi

that boris johnson johnson i’m fans the times newspaper, which is all of this. published why, becauseticipated in this entire campaign in february, together with boris johnson, to stir up hysteria , now this article, a big one, in fact , such a voluminous article, we just have excerpts from it let's go, yes, i read it all, he cited orakhama's opinion, i mean, just now i asked him if it was true that russian propaganda, your words are correct. “no, he says, that’s wrong, i didn’t say that there, well, you showed this quote, how it can still be interpreted differently, yes, but why they are doing this, i’ll explain, sunok has already announced that the election campaign has essentially started, everyone is expecting that he will call these elections in september, october, maximum for november, well, they hope before the us elections to carry them out , which means that the topic of britain’s participation in unleashing this whole adventure will be within the framework of “ that no boris johnson interfered, there is no american command there, well, they’re just not very talented military

boris johnson says he would go to war, do you believe him? oh, come on, you believe him, i would never go to serve. to fight with by russia, i mean the war in ukraine, i would refuse to participate in it, if i was forced then caught by russian soldiers , they would probably torture me, i would tell them everything they wanted to know, i don’t care, well, remember, politicians the usa and the eu have constantly insisted that russia is not a reliable supplier of energy resources, depending on which it threatens the energy security of europe, despite the fact that gazprom still regularly fulfills contracts, despite all kinds of sanctions, we remember 17,800 of them. and here the reliable biden the day before turned off the export of american lng, on which europe now officially depends, turned it off due to political intrigues within the united states. i hope the stakes in this game will only increase. at the same time, europe’s growing dependence on american lng is becoming increasingly risky, as bloomberg writes, mockingly hinting that washingt

at the same time, he is not a good soldier , johnson himself admits that when boris was studying in a joint cadet detachment in his youth, he failed to pass the rifle shooting test. for this, says boris. the commander even forced him to clean british toilets. well, for the sake of defeating putin, borya is ready to try again. sir, efrether johnson has reported for duty. viable idea, general sir patrick sanders doesn’t think so, and our future colleague boris johnson doesn’t think so either. i asked myself: am i ready to fight for king and country? of course, i would love to do it, i have the right training. between the ages of 16 and 18, i went through this, hour after hour, week after week, in what was called a combined cadet force. i was not a promising recruit at first, i failed the so-called imperial test, which was to safely clean, load and fire a .303 caliber rifle, because of me my platoon spent a very damp and cold night in the open air of salisbury plain, guarding what turned out to be the wrong flaxstock. my performance on the parade ground was chaotic, my shirt wouldn't but

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it was boris johnson who cbd to the former _ him to be. should he have done that? i don't know the situation at the time — don't know the situation at the time. untilthe don't know the situation at the time. until the facts of changed, you don't— time. until the facts of changed, you don't change your mind. other questions — you don't change your mind. other questions that come up in the commons _ questions that come up in the commons tonight, whether that should be given— commons tonight, whether that should be given back or taken back. apologies to amanda, i'm keeping out of this at the moment, it's very uk—based, but it is said in the last few minutes thatj p r williams has died at the age of 74, one of the legendary figures in rugby and welsh rugby. i know you knew him. has, rugby. i know you knew him. a legend. 0ne rugby. i know you knew him. a legend. one of the best rugby players — legend. one of the best rugby players in a hotly contested field, and he _ players in a hotly contested field, and he was shrewd, he was fast, he was sup

i boris johnson isn't the right person- - -— boris johnson isn't the right erson... ., ~ ., ., personnd hours. i will. day for hours and hours. i will always remember, i got off the tube, i was on my way to borisjohnson's leadership launch, it was a very busy time, i got off the tube and i had about 20 missed calls, and i phoned back the person who shall remain nameless and they picked up the phone and said, michael's running. and i said, what?! and it wasjust then unleashed running. and i said, what?! and it was just then unleashed absolute bedlam. i wasjust then unleashed absolute bedlam. ., ., ., bedlam. i feel we have gone to the end now. bedlam. i feel we have gone to the end now- i— bedlam. i feel we have gone to the end now. i should _ bedlam. i feel we have gone to the end now. i should say _ bedlam. i feel we have gone to the end now. i should say to _ end now. i should say to newscasters, let's do more next week with your— newscasters, let's do more next week with your questions and answers, instead _ with your questions and answers, instead of— with your questions and answe

that trump will give everything to him and will be even better, he wrote a whole article about boris johnsonnson is also a non-standard person, he captures our minds, but because of such non-standard, he does not capture the minds of the british. unfortunately, that's why he lost the position of prime minister, with all due respect to boris johnson, he did a lot for ukraine, well, he has the same style, maybe thinking, you know, you can change it drastically, trump can also accept decisions are unexpected for us today, well , i have no doubts, for example, if he will come, then he will initiate the issue of withdrawal from nato, the united states, no doubts, that is, that he will not prove or not. rather , this issue will be negotiated, do you decide , well, plus the fuse was introduced, the lend-lease was withdrawn, and this impossibility of the president to single-handedly withdraw from nato was introduced into the law, you understand , that is what is key for them and for the congressmen, so you know, these are realities, we and yes, the americans help us a lot, that is, actually without

, boris regret, johnson, kind of boris regret, regret . you that quite regret.t quite a lot more, um, significantly and especially i think, because you find that people have joined the party those battleground the party in those battleground seats, because of seats, in part because of johnson . it was him who johnson. it was him who attracted them to the conservative party he was a different kind of figure and leader. what i'm expressing here doesn't of may doesn't plenty of people may dislike johnson, but they dislike boris johnson, but they can. can i mean can. they can see what i mean when he seemed when they say he seemed different. he attracted new people to the brand, in people to the brand, and in those marketplace of those in the marketplace of ideas, kinds of seats, those in the marketplace of idewas kinds of seats, those in the marketplace of idewas one kinds of seats, those in the marketplace of idewas one of kinds of seats, those in the marketplace of idewas one of the ds of seats, those in the marketplace of idewas one of the big»f seats, he was one

write whatever he pleases, if the editorial policy does not limit him in this, but in this case boris johnsonmewhat lame, which he honestly admitted in his article, the fact is that at one time, when he was still a schoolboy, he graduated from so-called two-year courses, which , well, are probably an analogue of our initial military training, which we all took at one time in soviet school, at least with boris johnson, judging by his article, everything did not go very smoothly with.. britain, but it is controlled by the americans, and nuclear weapons were previously stored there. but now, as journalists learned, based on the disclosure of official financial documents, primarily in washington, there were plans to strengthen special facilities for storage of these bombs, as well as to build a new building for personnel who will actually guard this facility in the event that nuclear weapons are actually stationed there. there were such plans, as far as is known before, even when it was being developed, or more precisely, tests of this b6 thermonuclear bomb were carried out. one modification 12,

in order for me not to use the phrase that has been put to me, irritate boris johnson, phrase that has me to do. now, as first minister, if i thought the... look, we were focused here on areas of disagreement or divergence. there was a huge amount of good joint working and alignment and, you know, the different governments working together effectively. but where i thought the uk government was taking a decision for england that was not the right one, i would have been negligent in my responsibilities just to go along with that, in order to avoid, bizarrely, irritating people. i suppose another point in this is... it has been described, it is often described as if the uk government's position on these things was the orthodox one and any of the devolved administrations that diverged were stepping out of that orthodox position. that wasn't, that is not, i think, the right way of, often in these issues where the scottish government was diverging, in the language the uk government used, diverging from the four nations preferred road, we were joined in that by wales and northern ireland. so

they are tearing themselves apart. >> you can though, because boris johnson 2019. d in 2019. there were a lot of tories who didn't like boris, it more difficult. boris, but it is more difficult. certainly >> well, they across >> well, they came across as united, one way, that united, but one one way, that one one solution that might be open to rishi sunak to give a open to rishi sunak is to give a bit of ground to the likes of lee anderson and he may have to do that now. >> then there'll be lots of people oh, he's weak people saying, oh, he's a weak pm, he's giving ground. it's pm, he's giving ground. but it's it me number 10 has it strikes me that number 10 has been pigheaded in the way been rather pigheaded in the way that has refused that it's refusing, has refused to bit of territory to, to yield a bit of territory to, to yield a bit of territory to, to the bill cash tendency . i to the bill cash tendency. i thought they could have done a bit of that and then you don't buy my john prescott analogy. i mean, this guy don't quite buy that because john prescott was

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him, yes, if his administration manages to place the right people in place, i can directly see boris johnson had these talents remains, they had a good relationship, only on the contrary, trump influenced the fact that american officials, it’s not just boris johnson in fact, but lystra said this not so long ago, by the way, about the same thing as 44 years old, 44 spent the day. no, well, trump is just them openly despised them, he ditched them all , well, well, well, he ditched boris johnson on the trade agreement, well, on the trade agreement yes, but he helped him resolve the northern ireland issue, get out of there, we are giving you a free trade agreement, no , they hate him and are afraid of him, listen , i think, by the way, yes, that this is some kind of general pressure, not only boris johnson, not only lee strass, they are just public speakers, it will ultimately lead to that the administration. bombed syria twice and there was a decision about the murder of general suleimani in january 2020, that is, as it were, operations that everyone else had for a reason, by the way, specifica

general sir patrick sanders does not think so, and our future colleague boris johnson does not think and country? of course i would love to do it, and i have the right training. between the ages of 16 and 18, i went through it hour by hour. week after week in the so-called united cadet detachment. not a promising recruit at first, i failed the so-called imperial test, which involved safely cleaning, loading and firing a .303 lie infild rifle . because of me, my platoon spent a very wet and cold night out in the open on salisbury plain guarding, as it turned out, the wrong pylon. my performance on the parade ground was chaotic, my shirt wouldn’t button up, my boots came off and i was repeatedly... subjected to horrific abuse by sergeant major regiment, the man behind verbal cruelty, which probably hid a heart of gold. he punished us for our many mistakes by ordering us to clean the restrooms, and then, before calling us in for inspection, he would secretly smear large chunks of peanut butter on things. but boris appears to be in the minority, with only 17% of britons happy to go to wa

i met with boris johnson some _ from rishi sunak?put johnson some days before that was but in _ johnson some days before that was put in place to put in place a scheme _ put in place to put in place a scheme that would have done that. we will scheme that would have done that. will come scheme that would have done that. - will come back to this, i'm sure. thank you forjoining us. tomorrow, the labour party will host a major business conference in central london where sir keir starmer will claim that labour can be "the party of business". it's an audacious raid in an election year into traditional conservative territory. and there's no doubt that relations have improved substantially since thejeremy corbyn era. yet at the same time, labour is under massive political pressure to further water down its so—called green prosperity plan, which was supposed to involve £28 billion a year of public investment to decarbonise the uk economy. the hope is that private investment will fill the gap. but is this realistic? or could labour s "partners

and it doesn't matter what boris johnson says after that, because the decisive step that led to the creationituation has been taken, it's a huge tragedy, well , there's nothing you can do, so to speak, we're just, these are just my emotional reflections, you know, but they are very valuable, the end, excuse me, the middle of december, and we have a very optimistic decision for us, which starts the negotiations on our accession to the european union, the eu summit was successful. to this decision despite the position of individual european leaders, already mentioned orban and hungary , but let's not be enchanted, the path can actually be extremely long, and we will be on this path of negotiations and not only the implementation of agreements, perhaps even for decades, historical examples of this also exist, together with ukraine certain euro integration prospects were given to moldova, georgia, bosnia and herzegovina, bosnia and herzegovina may. well , each individual country is definitely different, but there is a step forward in the case of a trend and there is a signal, a political signal

and at the same time, boris johnson added, a short quote.iguous position, which has been preserved for so long, eternal attempts to sit on two chairs at once. turned out to be fatal, because putin decided: yes, they are, this is not serious. and even more so, boris johnson emphasized the fact that now in the world democracy is retreating, and autocracy is getting its way, however, he still hopes that the russian war in ukraine has shown that it is coming to an end, and the countries of the west will resolutely repel russia. i want to, the war is coming to an end. already, well, in principle, everything is coming to an end , the question is, how much more needs to go to this end, well, that is a question, but for this we need help from the west and we do not need those stupid statements from hungary and recently from slovakia. japan despite everything will strive to conclude a peace treaty with russia and resolve all territorial disputes with it, and this despite the difficult period in relations between the two states that arose after the be

power, that the decision of the sunok is simply in charge funeral team, formed by our beloved boris johnsonho in fact buried the conservative party of great britain with his... populist actions, his support for brexit, it was, it was, and it makes me very happy, because i think that historical justice should work, that if you lie that if you deceive people, that if you create opportunities for a vote that will lead your country into a dead end, then you should disappear from the political scene yourself, i am very happy with boris johnson's fiasco, i hope he never will not be a politician anymore, we are not in the ukrainian trend now. not in the ukrainian trend, of course, but i'm just glad, and i hope that there will be a punishment for the conservative party of great britain, i am absolutely not interested in the ukrainian trend, i know one thing: if great britain would remain a member of the european union, we would not it was necessary for viktor orban to leave the meeting hall during the vote for ukrainian european integration, you understand that, there was nothing wrong with that, j

a little more about nato, nato feels guilty for allowing russia to attack ukraine, boris johnson, theinister of great britain and a good friend of ukraine, said this in an interview with the bbc. according to him, the north atlantic alliance has not fulfilled what it promised to ukraine issues of membership in the block. and at the same time. boris johnson added a short quote: our collective, ambiguous position, which has been maintained for so long, the eternal attempts to sit on two chairs, immediately proved fatal, because putin decided: yes, they are, this is not serious. what's more, boris johnson emphasized that now in the world democracy is retreating and autocracy is getting its way, however, he still hopes that the russian war in ukraine has shown that the country is also coming to an end. russia will resolutely repulse the event, and i want to, the war is coming to an end, it’s very , well, in principle, everything is coming to an end , the question is, how much more is left to this end, well, that’s a question, but for this we need help from the west and we don’t need those

please, well, apparently, boris johnson has gathered the prime ministers, you know, they have a problemge it again, since a person started talking about the fact that he cleaned toilets in the army, he definitely wants to please the people, and because he was not the only one who cleaned toilets, there were many who cleaned them , everyone remembers... these moments of understanding reality, when you recognize life in all its diversity, and until now he has become famous.

tabloids, and boris johnson was gettirof kicking every front tabloids, and boris johnson was gettirofas gettirof every tabloidy front tabloids, and boris johnson was gettirof every tabloid had nt page of every tabloid had a picture johnson , and it was picture of johnson, and it was all very negative. and there was all very negative. and there was a montage and it was tweeted . a montage and it was tweeted. and very and i found that very interesting because i wondered whether thing , whether that was a daily thing, whether that was a daily thing, whether every day the station took the front took photographs of the front pages. i went back the day pages. so i went back to the day before twitter no, no , before twitter feed. no, no, were no montage of any front pages the day before that. no montage of any front pages. it was, quite simply used as an opportunity to bash boris johnson. and that's a social media thing that maybe ofcom would attention . would pay attention. >> and it's interesting, this idea groupthink at the bbc, idea of groupthink at the bbc, it's something that's it's no

and boris johnson's been voters.migration and i think he would probably have to shift if he was to pragmatically shift if he was still leader, although i think he is capable of doing that. we've seen that he does shift. he shift with opinions, he can shift with opinions, but obviously now. obviously we'll never know now. >> so i'll ask you then, >> um, so i'll ask you then, bill, what do you think then? can rishi can rishi turn around the fortunes of the tories party? i mean, what do you think? can do think? can they do it by changing leader? no ? changing a leader? yes or no? >> uh, i don't think rishi sunak can turn around the fortunes of the tory party. although you can never say never. and virtually a yearis never say never. and virtually a year is a long time in politics. uh will they restore their fortunes by changing leader? absolutely not. >> yeah. kandis. same to you. yes i agree, you agree ? you yes i agree, you agree? you agree. so no. they're basically their toast. and, uh, to you . their toast. and, uh,

yes, but he won't be going in it to be paraded in front of the newspapers. >> cindy boris johnson in sign up to fight for king and would sign up to fight for king ancyeah. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> mean, it's a classic boris >> i mean, it's a classic boris johnson column for the mail. you know, bouncy. it's know, it's bouncy. it's patriotic, with patriotic, it's riven with history and peppered with his own personal history of , of history and peppered with his own personal history of, of his time during the cadets, which he was kicked out of at the age of 18, actually, for not being good enough. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and basically he's reacting to this news that, um , the us to this news that, um, the us and the uk senior military officials are thinking the uk might have to start conscription at some point in the future if we go to war with russia. rishi sunak has come out to say that's not going to happen. but, you know, frankly, we just don't know, frankly, we just don't know, do we just don't know. know, do we? we just don't know. and so, just saying sign and so, boris, just saying sign

_ was some aspects of it while boris johnson was in power.— was some aspects of it while boris johnsonhat's donald trump campaign, i was _ johnson was in power. that's donald trump campaign, i was with - johnson was in power. that's donald trump campaign, i was with a - johnson was in power. that's donald trump campaign, i was with a made| johnson was in power. that's donald l trump campaign, i was with a made a point, it doesn't make it more difficult for nikki haley in it new hampshire, because she's trying to appeal to the moderates and independents at a time when people are turning away from the centre will stop yes, the non—trump republican voters who nikki haley is attracting, this old—school republican voters. attracting, this old-school republican voters.- republican voters. that is nationalistic, _ republican voters. that is nationalistic, or _ republican voters. that is nationalistic, or more - republican voters. that is nationalistic, or more of l republican voters. that is - nationalistic, or more of what we call country club, chamber of commerce republican, here in the uni

nigel said that boris johnson.d that this is a worrying, politicised issue of the met police especially after seeing met officers tearing down posters of some of the israeli hostages that were kidnapped and taken to gaza. is boris johnson right, or actually, is the met police obligated to do this? >> they're obligated that we've signed up as you've mentioned, the rome statute, which is what set up the international criminal court. >> we then put it into an act of parliament in 2001, and part of the duties that we have signed up to is when the icc asks police to do something in a particular country, they're meant to do it. so so the reason for this, we're just putting into perspective the reason for putting the posters up. now is that because of the gaza war, for an awful lot of people are coming through heathrow airport , coming through heathrow airport, um, from israel and palestine . fine. >> and what about, uh, previous wars, the russian crane war, what's gone in syria and africa? have they been doing the same t

now the role of boris johnson is paired with the toxic zelensky played by rishi sunok.insists that we must continue to fight, even if there are no prospects left. zelensky has already been deceived by the west many times and cruelly, but he is trying to keep up the style, although he cannot. you know, we have a completely new level of economy, we have reached this level, this level is called begging, everything is very simple, we are begging for economic market surpluses. economies of neighboring countries, you give us your money, we do not return it to you later, 100% guarantee. you know, in general , lending, as for lending, ukraine, to be honest, between us, resembles an actress from german films for adults, that is, it is ready to accept in any quantity, from any side, if you don’t mind, right? are you interested in how, how, how will you give us money? i have already prepared a schedule, everything is very simple, here, here is 20:00 loan, 2015 banquet, 20:30 home, thank you, you are probably interested in the question of where your money will go later, i believe t

listen, i think, by the way, yes, that this is some kind of general pressure, there is not only boris johnsonust public speakers , it, well, in the end will lead to the fact that the trump administration will be, well, not exactly the most hawkish, but there will definitely be hawks there , most likely, not in vain, by the way, nicky haley, again they are targeting the vice president trump, it’s not for nothing that there is tim scott, also a hawk, there is linty graham, by the way, the senator who is the first the american congress supported trump in this year’s elections. they led troops, started wars, he turned out to be the best in this regard, well , he sent ronald reagan and vinsont there, i mean, two denostes came up. china, of course, he has china right here, china and iran, he came out of the deal, he is higher, and china and iran, of course, both areas are very important for both the republicans and for trump, they will be here for him actively influence, so i admit that the escalation in the middle east is even more likely, he will certainly supply weapons there to taiwan, and ther

nicola sturgeon sturgeon doesn't like boris johnson . like boris johnson. >> well, there you go.then she also said that she doesn't recall an email that went out to everyone saying you must so you go. must keep them. so there you go. well more now well let's get some more now with gb news political correspondent forster, correspondent katherine forster, who's the cove has been who's at the cove who has been watching inquiry. watching the covid inquiry. >> catherine, what has >> uh, catherine, what has nicola sturgeon been saying ? nicola sturgeon been saying? >> yes. well, most notably, i think, was the display of emotion from her. she's generally been a very polished media performer during the pandemic . i media performer during the pandemic. i think her media performer during the pandemic . i think her popularity pandemic. i think her popularity ratings were through the roof and people would compare boris johnson and say, look at the dither , the delay, the dither, the delay, the dysfunction in westminster, and look at nicola sturgeon and what an amazing job she's doing in scot

agreement in some of our food establishments, the dessert, as it appeared, the dessert in honor of boris johnson, what was his name, i already forgot, i don't know, johnsonuk, no, johnson, something so white was like a hint of his white hair, but now we will ask, actually , whether it makes sense for our confectioners to come up with a dessert in honor of rishi sunik communications mr. yehor. welcome you good day, what kind of deal is this and what will we get out of that deal? this agreement is the first of a series of agreements that will provide military aid to ukraine, that is, it cannot be called an agreement with security guarantees, but rather a document that records the provision of military, economic and humanitarian aid. support of ukraine from partners, and until ukraine joins nato, this agreement will determine ukraine's cooperation with partners, primarily in the field of defense and security, and then there are other points related to cyber security, information security, humanitarian help, financial support, i.e. it is a kind of security. dimension of ukraine's strategic partnersh

boris johnson, in that in their reaction to mr. trump's behavior?s obvious is that there is a desire, there are such english ones. in order to find out about the taste, whether putin is tasty, you have to eat it, that is, now, at least, there is no reason for optimism, because if you analyze all the statements made by trump so far in that period, when he's not the president of the united states, obviously they don't show a...sympathy for ukraine, i would even say a certain antipathy, secondly, what he offers as a plan to end the war very quickly, even in 24 hours, if you analyze it like this, then it will end this way at the expense of concessions from ukraine, that is, i don't see how trump will be favorable to ukraine, how? he will continue to give us the help we have received up to now, if, again, we look at his behavior during this crisis around immigration reform , around migration in general, we see that, first of all, he is doing everything to prevent a compromise between republicans and democrats, and the behavior of that part of the republi

boris johnson arrived in kiev and said that we will not sign anything with them at all, and let’s justthough this may be different, sanctions, blackmail, incitement of ethnic hatred, dirty tricks used by western political strategists against economic and political allies, russia and belarus. us pressure is constantly increasing on the countries of the european union, making them poor and dependent. key competitor of the united states of america or anglo-saxon corporations have always been european companies. how to destroy any economy by making incoming resources extremely expensive. but with russia and belarus, everything is completely complicated for the west. stubborn, independent, rebellious. the author's project of ksenia lebedeva is different. watch new episodes on the belarus24 tv channel. every week we review the main topics that aroused the greatest interest among our viewers and subscribers on social networks, we offer to learn the belarusian language while walking with our tv guides, and we also introduce you to amazing people who live in belarus and do everything for its de

in april 2022, putin and zelensky reached a peace agreement, and the white house sent boris johnson to derail the agreement. the russians acted in good faith after the agreement was signed, but we did not act in good faith, since then 350,000 ukrainians have been killed. we have turned this country into a proxy war between russia and the united states. we have now deployed missile systems in romania and poland right next to the russian border. when russia deployed nuclear missiles on cuba, this. a snowball was falling, the ice was powdered, i stepped on this ice, i fell, my leg turned 90°, i looked at my feet and called an ambulance, the ambulance arrived very quickly, first of all there are fractures of the radius, when people fall , they break, then they fall on the elbow joint, these are fractures in the area of ​​the elbow joint, to a lesser extent these are fractures of the neck of the humerus, the upper third of the shoulder, and the ankle joints are also very often affected. these are fractures of the ankles in the lower third tibia; basically, care for these patients is provide

boris johnson, who strike chaos.aking £27 million a second during public speaking , said this million a second during public speaking, said this is a foretaste of what the country could expect under labour and who could disagree with old bojo should starmageddon, which looks like a racing certainty. now there will be more strikes, not fewer , as the public sector will fewer, as the public sector will expect a cash windfall from an incoming labour government. and how can starmer possibly stand up to the unions when they bankroll his own party? talking about the deal that he just struck in the last 24 hours, sadiq khan said this is what can be achieved by engaging and working with trade unions. do me a favour . this is what can be a favour. this is what can be achieved by giving in to their demands and if that happens at a national level under prime minister starmer, you and i will be paying for these inflation busting deals as well as future generations. because don't forget that it's all borrowed cash. forget that it

, boris johnson even wrote a book to tell him. whole range of unpopular decisions, but how did winston churchill become prime minister of great britain because the conservatives, who had a majority in parliament, said: you know, if there's a war, we need a government of national unity, we invite you labour, you don't have the votes to enter this government, and labor said, we will enter, but please, here is your party leader, neville chamberlain, who led to this situation, let him sit on the bench, he cannot be. a minister in the government of national unity, because he made a lot of mistakes, and then they asked who, let's give this winston churchill, let him lead the government, he means absolutely nothing special to us, to us, to you, he means nothing special, just a compromising figure, and that's how chertel became the prime minister of great britain, not because that he was a great national leader, because he was not taken seriously by both political parties of the country as a leader, well, he became one. but at the time wh

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is boris johnson right? are they being politicised?he met police should be spending most of its time. we are part of the international criminal court and so we have to play criminal court and so we have to play we're going to play our part. if we're going to be we have to have be a member, we have to we have to do our bit. um, but i'm not sure that putting posters up at heathrow to heathrow is actually going to garner any, any evidence. so, you they do pursue you know, if they do pursue a war crimes trial and somebody flees to london, you know, then then the police the then the police and the authorities involved. then the police and the autii rities involved. then the police and the autii think involved. then the police and the autii think on involved. then the police and the autii think on a involved. then the police and the autii think on a day involved. then the police and the autii think on a day iiday/ed. but i think on a day to day basis, the has got more basis, the met has got far more pressing than , uh, pressing issues, uh, t

what the farage moment big piece by boris johnson. other. moment big piece by borisjohnson. he's big piece by boris johnson. he's now writing for the mail. he did a big piece for them on saturday and in it he was condemning keir starmer . he and in it he was condemning keir starmer. he was condemning ed davey and this time, no, nothing to do with the post office . but to do with the post office. but the fact that they had voted against our closer military action and support of saudi arabia and boris goes on to say, the houthis had it coming. well, yes , that's true, but the one yes, that's true, but the one thing everybody has forgotten in this, including boris johnson, is that it was the obama administration supported by the european union and had absolutely supported by boris johnson when he was foreign secretary. they were all the ones who were for the so—called iran nuclear deal. ones who were for the so—called iran nuclear deal . and that deal iran nuclear deal. and that deal was if we're nice to the iranians , if we open up tens of ira

boris johnson it.pporters, but otherwise, you know , it is a bit fanciful. know, it is a bit fanciful. i did think looking back at that, that pmqs. i'm sorry that pmqs. sunak was very defensive. he basically went through the greatest hits of all the things he keir starmer in he can say about keir starmer in about five minutes, just to try and team behind him and show his team behind him that he's in charge. >> yeah, mean, chris, uh, >> yeah, i mean, chris, uh, there may be some logic to wanting to replace rishi sunak. he's not exactly polling well , he's not exactly polling well, is he? but i can't help but think for most people watching, it just looks like, well, it just looks ridiculous. you can't change the leader again without a general election immediately. surely >> no , i mean, it'd be the third >> no, i mean, it'd be the third or fourth one since 2019. um, fourth one since 2019. yeah. i mean, it nuts really. i think having said that, of late , would having said that, of late, would labour rathe

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she boris johnson a clown.own. >> said >> yes, that's right, she said he that's okay. he was. but that's okay. >> office. well, >> grace. public office. well, i think diluting all your whatsapp messages a messages deliberately is a disgrace to public. >> the real disgrace is >> i think the real disgrace is that the deaths by drug that is the deaths by drug addiction. of addiction. it's the collapse of the ferries. it's all the other things got things that you've got absolutely falling tibet. >> country >> and you just let the country disintegrate. and steve, when you to do things you said she wanted to do things different, wanted get you said she wanted to do things differiintense.wanted get you said she wanted to do things differiintense.she:ed get you said she wanted to do things differiintense. she wanted at you said she wanted to do things differiintense. she wanted to be more intense. she wanted to be so different. she wanted to close border england close the border between england and scotland. close the

and calling out boris johnson and calling out boris johnson and calling out the way that things are imposing regional power. and we saw we saw astonishing power plays with restrictions that would place in ever harsher contexts, particularly in wales and scotland. we've got miles briggs back now. i don't know how much of that you heard, miles, but my point is quite straightforward. and that is whilst politicised whilst was covid politicised used of power playing used as a way of power playing against westminster ? against westminster? >> yeah, i think that's one of the conclusions which the inquiry will have to draw. >> certainly it was one of >> and certainly it was one of my concerns. you know, we know both and wales we both in scotland and wales we faced bans in 2021 faced election bans in 2021 right after the pandemic that government was planning how to safely hold those elections . safely hold those elections. nicola sturgeon, of course, wanted to try to win a majority dunng wanted to try to win a majority during that election. during that 2021 election. >> conservatives >> the

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mean, remember boris took over in june 2019. >> i know, but are you still lighting a candle for boris johnsons. i mean, bofis >> it's not about boris. i mean, boris could be part of a team, by the way. i think i would make him vice chairman if he wants it to campaign in the red wall as part of a new leadership team. but he's not an mp. it's not really to bring him but he's not an mp. it's not realljat to bring him but he's not an mp. it's not realljat this to bring him but he's not an mp. it's not realljat this point.ring him back at this point. >> okay, so who would head up a new leadership team then? if not? well i would look suella not? well i would look to suella braverman has braverman and i think she has been brave in the country. is she? >> well remember maggie thatcher wasn't popular. i think she wasn't very popular. i think she says gutsy things. says a lot of gutsy things. >> the next thatcher. >> suella the next thatcher. i mean, people in mean, actually people today in the have kemi as the papers have cited kemi as being next thatcher. she's being the next thatcher. she's very ideo

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boris johnson came to kiev and said that we will not sign anything with them at all, and let’s just fights different. sanctions, blackmail, incitement of ethnic hatred, dirty tricks used by western political strategists against economic and political allies. russia and belarus. us pressure is constantly increasing on the countries of the european union, making them poor and dependent. the key competitor of the united states of america or anglo-saxon. corporations there have always been european companies, how to destroy any economy, to make sure that incoming resources are extremely expensive, but with russia and belarus everything is very difficult for the west, stubborn, independent, rebellious. the author's project of ksenia lebedeva is different. watch new episodes on the belarus 24 tv channel . the program “don’t be silent” is on air again, and today our guest is the head of the main directorate of internet broadcasting of the belarusian tv and radio company, tv journalist, our colleague alexander khorovets. alexander, well, as you know, 2024 has been declared the year in belarus qua