we can all critique boris, but bofis we can all critique boris, but boris he's boris has delivered.on the global stage . think from gb news stage. and i think from gb news perspective , his little black perspective, his little black book super impressive. book must be super impressive. i mean, the amount people he's mean, the amount of people he's going to bring to the table is going to bring to the table is going great. so as i say, going to be great. so as i say, it doesn't matter whether you love him. he is here love or loathe him. he is here to stay. and this is to to stay. and this is going to work boris as it is work as much for boris as it is for you, because i have no doubt he's got many plans under there. >> look, absolutely . don't >> oh, look, absolutely. i don't think under any think anyone's under any illusions about that. you know, this there be it this is this is there will be it will be there for him as much as it for no doubt. and as it is for us, no doubt. and as much for our viewers as well. what do you think it about what do you think it is about boris? got this

boris in this case, and how could boris help, well, he knew that boris was using popular with women,t boris after that story, the fact is that boris, it turns out , also participated in the theft then, he chickened out and handed gladilin over, well, gladilin could no longer withstand the second betrayal, well, boris was too much knew, he tracked down gladilin and killed him, and his accomplice was on duty at the entrance and saw how he collided with katya, after the murder they realized that yamshchikova was a danger to them, and began to look for her, and when katya attacked elvira, lilya saw her i realized that it was time to act, but rydanov and glushko managed to do it in time. well what can i say? well done, guys, well done, all the guys, i ran, so stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, so, andrey, where, where is your report? yes, georgivich, it’s already on your table, i ran, wait, well, let’s mark sepkin’s second place. congratulations, well done, styopka. yes, of course, and you are great, i know what kind of vigorous activity i will launch. that's what i 'm thinking, i'll put this

boris was the one thing about bofis.the boris was the one thing about boris.is you can't rely on with boris is you can't rely on him . yeah. so in many rely on him. yeah. so in many ways . all right, you're getting ways. all right, you're getting a crackerjack there. you're getting somebody who is bound to provoke an awful lot of controversy , a sort of controversy, a sort of unmissable person , if you like, unmissable person, if you like, on air. and for your channel, for any channel that's that's obviously going to be enormous . obviously going to be enormous. interesting. i i shall i shall be amongst the many viewers absolutely fascinated to see how dear boris, who i've known for a awful long time, i can go right back to the days when he would cycle very precariously through red lights in london with everybody. everybody shouting, boris, boris, when he was the mayor. um oh, it's a coup. there's no doubt you've landed a very, very, very big fish. but mark slippery fish too . so mark slippery fish too. so interesting. listen i think you should be the next rec

do you think boris was doing what boris ought to have done?as asking the questions and he was backing liberty. does any of this surprise you? >> he was certainly asking the questions taken questions and he's never taken health seriously. he never health seriously. he he never wherever he was, he would never say, oh, jacob, you're not looking very well today. you must go home and lie down and not come back until you feel better. he he just didn't take health seriously. i discovered while writing book he while i was writing my book he wasn't register with a wasn't actually register with a gp, which quite unusual for gp, which is quite unusual for a for a prime minister or for anyone actually. >> so when fell ill with >> so when he fell ill with covid, he had no gp to come round and. >> no he didn't. no he didn't. nadine got worried nadine dorries got very worried because could see him. she because she could see him. she she was talking to him quite frequently she detected frequently and she, she detected she was a nurse, a trained as a nurse and

boris johnson >> hi, folks. boris johnson here. i'm excited to say that i'm shortly to going be joining you on gb news. >> yes, i've got stanley johnson. boris johnson's father, the man who literally made this whole thing possible. he joins me at the top of the show. we're also doing the regular features. okay. fake news friday okay. so fake news friday where in of halloween, i went okay. so fake news friday where in and of halloween, i went okay. so fake news friday where in and made loween, i went okay. so fake news friday where in and made up�*een, i went okay. so fake news friday where in and made up am, i went okay. so fake news friday where in and made up a newwent okay. so fake news friday where in and made up a new law: okay. so fake news friday where in and made up a new law that out and made up a new law that the metropolitan police were going to do people for hate crimes. if you scared kids, this halloween, here's what one woman thought about that . thought about that. >> i don't know. i don't know how it's heating. just

plus, we'll discuss boris johnson . tom's discuss boris johnson.o frontline politics for boris after a day to forget at the covid inquiry? tom bower live in the studio . tom bower live in the studio. unmissable. give it two minutes . always a highlight of the week. it's time for uncanceled with the esteemed journalist and author tom bower and speaking at author tom bower and speaking at a state banquet tonight during his state visit to kenya, king charles confront britain's charles did confront britain's colonial past but resisted calls for an apology. take a listen . for an apology. take a listen. >> we must also acknowledge the most painful times of our long and complex relations ship , the and complex relations ship, the wrongdoings of the past are a cause of the greatest sorrow and the deepest regret . the were the deepest regret. the were abhorrent and unjustifiable acts of violence committed against kenyans. of violence committed against kenyans . and for that, there can kenyans. and for that, there can be no excuse . be no excuse. >> tom bow

was this an attempt at to sort of pin all the blame on boris johnson ? the blame on boris johnson?what? i think a lot of people expected it to be a lot of vitriol towards boris johnson. but perhaps the biggest surprise was how much the blame was spread around . it wasn't was spread around. it wasn't just boris johnson that dominic cummings went after , but also cummings went after, but also sage, the cabinet office, the health department, matt hancock, and just about all the arms of government and how government works in this country. he had huge criticisms for senior members of the civil service, most notably the people in charge of the cabinet office, whom he described as utterly useless in their jobs. he was very nice about some people , but very nice about some people, but very, very mean about others, and particularly how these systems report in to number 10, meaning that the whole system of government was not communicating to itself particularly well. he had huge criticisms for how certain committees work , most certain committees work, most notably cobra, which wasn't even a

>> well, i'm a massive fan of boris. i always bring boris. i always said, bring bofis boris.back. know, he's got boris back. you know, he's got big personality. he's got big hair, everything wrong. i hair, big everything wrong. i think think i definitely think he's. i think i definitely think he's. i think i definitely think going brilliant think he's going to be brilliant on news and he's a rock star. on gb news and he's a rock star. he's like the rock. he's going to of gb news. >> there you go. i thought that was charlie mullins, to be fair. but aiden, what do you make of this and do you think we've made the decision of the right decision some of our viewers i'll put this out viewers i'll just put this out there. of us, you know, there. some of us, you know, think, like the idea think, right. they like the idea of okay? but actually, of boris, okay? but actually, when got down to brass when they got down to brass tacks with it, you know, we were locked were locked down and there were massive restrictions. zero massive restrictions. net zero is to a ruinous, is a big one to

one side of boris fared.of the camp that says boris mishandled everything and should apologise is the other side of the fence that says basically he didn't the second lockdown. didn't want the second lockdown. he to follow sweden and he wanted to follow sweden and it advisors , etcetera. it was his advisors, etcetera. the onto him where are the pressure onto him where are you it all? you on it all? >> well, the narrative as you expect, if you if you ask junior colleagues to give their view of a senior colleague in any organisation about once the power had gone , whether they're power had gone, whether they're geniuses or halfwits , let me geniuses or halfwits, let me just tell you, you always emerge as a halfwit. okay. so there is no nobody says, oh, that person was fantastic . look, i'm not was fantastic. look, i'm not here 100% to support boris johnson. what i would say was this was a very tricky issue with new stats coming in all the time. um, and underneath him, he had a series of advisers and civil serva

he was boris johnson and truly declared... he was boris johnson is — and truly declared...hnson is director _ and truly declared... he was boris johnson is director of _ johnson is director of communications. they'd work together to the brexit campaign. he resigned in november 2020, at the time the former pm called him a true ally and friend, but lee cain said his old boss could be hard to work with. anyone that's worked with the prime minister for a anyone that's worked with the prime ministerfor a period of time anyone that's worked with the prime minister for a period of time will become exhausted with him sometimes. he can be quite a challenging character to work with just because he will oscillate, he will take a decision from the last person in the room. �* . decision from the last person in the room. ~ . ., room. and that, he said, meant boris johnson is not — room. and that, he said, meant boris johnson is not the _ room. and that, he said, meant boris johnson is not the right _ room. and that, he said, meant boris johnson is not the right man - room. and that, he s

the boris shchyukin theater institute is a legendary educational institution in the country, a forgeater and film stars, the brainchild of the state academic theater named after evgeniy vakhtangov. the gilded fountain, princess turandod on the old arbat, is filled every year with coins from applicants who did not enter and make a wish to return there next year, by the way, the fountain is a dedication to the last lifetime production of yevgeny vakhtangov, which became the hallmark of the theater, look, and you can’t tell, russia's first monument to yevgeny vakhtangov was unveiled in the director's homeland in vladikavkaz 10 years ago. it was installed next to the house where he was born and raised. the second monument to evgeniy bogrationovich was erected in the courtyard of the boris shukin theater institute, to mark the centenary of this university at the vakhtangov theater. but, as you know, god loves the trinity. and here you go, in 2020, another monument was unveiled in front of the theater building, to the great creator of the great stage. a high school student from kirov, arin

boris, i congratulate you, and andrii dobryanskyi, he is a member of the democratic party of the usa, andriy, i also congratulate you and thank you both for agreeing, agreeing, that is, to join the broadcast , it is already late for us, you, i understand, not so much yet, and let's start with boris, because... we started talking about the republicans, that's right, exactly in regard to that, it is possible for us in ukraine such a stereotype that republicans are more critical of financial aid from the united states to ukraine, is it true, yes, is it a widespread opinion among deputies, congress, in particular republicans, and what do ordinary members of the party think, in different cities, at different territories of the united states. and first of all, i congratulate you, dear, glory to ukraine , this is the question that you raised, it is really, worrisome, it worries us all, especially now, when the question came up in shutdown, and several dozen republicans rebelled against their own the leader, a great friend of ukraine, kevin mccarthy, the speaker, and he is even getting ready:

i future, it is a trail of boris johnson, _ future, it is a trail of boris johnson, but _ future, it of boris i johnson, but is that really the future, it is a trail of boris - johnson, but is that really the best way to— johnson, but is that really the best way to achieve _ johnson, but is that really the best way to achieve that? _ johnson, but is that really the best way to achieve that?— way to achieve that? there are hundreds of— way to achieve that? there are hundreds of days _ way to achieve that? there are hundreds of days of _ way to achieve that? there are hundreds of days of this - way to achieve that? there are| hundreds of days of this inquiry still to go, we have had hundreds of days so far. david penman, do you think civil servants need to reflect on their role somewhat? we heard dominic cummings say in a what's toad borisjohnson in march 2020, we have big problems coming, cabinet office, behind, no pace —— in a 0ffice, behind, no pace —— in a whatsapp message. and saying they were trying to block a shielding plan. that is his evidence. [30 were trying to block a shiel

yes, boris dmitrivich. what do you want here?he eve of the fire, he came to tatyana isakova, this is misha’s mother, gleba knew nothing about berezin’s plans regarding dreambest, knew in general terms that he had some financial difficulties, and also knew that he communicated with his first wife until the very end, interestingly, that is, he left for another, his son chose to live with him, but they maintained the relationship, yes, but why he decided to live with his father and not with his mother, the classmate did not say, because the mother bothered misha too much, of course she doesn’t think so, but as she thinks, she thinks that misha. .. bought it, i need to leave, tell the guys, there’s a russian spirit here, there’s a russian culture here, we’re used to seeing mikhail zadorny on stage, at concerts or at some events, when he was in what is called holding his face, he’s no one in the broad sense of the family didn’t let me in, it was a strictly closed territory, for the first time we have the opportunity to see him as only

the team around boris yelson and thegor gaida and others.азинах на эти товары, как в музее смотрят на экспонаты, вот и если раньше они покупали, ну там я не знаю, там ну сколько, ну не знаю, там ну полкило сыра, допустим, да, то я вот помню, что в девяностые я лично видел людей, которые просили...... professional status, like imagine people who were engineers and scientists and very skilled technicians, they had to become traders, meet olub, during soviet times he worked as a researcher in a physics laboratory, he now runs his own business in moscow fixing computers Тройке она, понимаете, когда человек маленький, маленькому всё хорошо, когда есть что покушать, есть что побегать, есть попить лимонад здесь ходить на дискотеку. реформа Ельцина на моей жизни отразились они по-разному, скажем так, потому что ну, скажем, вот мои родственники ближайшие в том же самом Свердловски Екатеринбурге, но я был вынужден определённое время помогать, потому что ну... честно говоря, в начале реформ, там, ну, скажем, был хаос, был реальный хаос, как бы, те, кто

boris sergeevich, low bow to you. yes.d out thorough preparations this week , went to the sea, swam, sunbathed, probably yes, absolutely right, mr. boris, what else did you do in preparation for i had a massage, sir, i love it very much, it was wonderful, bathhouse, bathhouse, yes, yes, i had that too, boris, why didn’t you save daria lyubinskaya? well, mr. presenter, unfortunately, accidents happen, we sincerely wish dasha to get well soon, we miss her very much, but now we will play. tatyana moiseva, oksay city, rostov region, mr. staru, what does it look like, some kind of castle with uneven walls, as if royal. the masons have slightly unfinished the left side, on both sides there are defensive bastions, columns and rows, and every brick can only stand in its place, attention, question, what are we talking about? this is a good board, it's symmetrical, guys, check the table. if the organism, if the human organism, yes, for example, there is some kind of asymmetry in the human organism. symmetrical but in some places it’

more people read it as for boris, look, i enjoyed working for boris.ll know that boris is a politician with massive gifts, but also so, you know, he made some mistakes . and know, he made some mistakes. and we all know what happened as a result of that. i had the opportunity to talk to him at a social event a wee while ago. but in fairness to boris, he's now a private citizen . so it's a now a private citizen. so it's a private conversation. did you ever apologise for the leadership knifing of 2016 to him? i think a long time ago, yes. >> do you regret that now? >> do you regret that now? >> i think that there have been so many turbulent times and throwings that it's probably best for historians to judge what was right and what was wrong rather than me. >> how do we think historians are going to judge suella braverman on wednesday? braverman speech on wednesday? do her? do you agree with her? thoughtful. well i mean, i look at britain, i think that it's a very multicultural country and it's been hugely successful as that. so do you disagree with suella

i'm boris sanchez in washington. and we are tracking major developments on day 6 of fighting in the middle east. israel has launched large-scale strikes on hamas targets in gaza and reports that israeli missiles are hitting inside syria, taking out runways at two major airports. during this latest barrage u.s. secretary of state antony blinken stood side by side with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, vowing that israel will never have to stand alone. moments ago secretary blinken discussed the gruesome evidence he's been shown by the israeli government, showing purported hamas atrocities. listen to this. >> it's beyond what anyone would ever want to imagine, much less actually see and god forbid experience. a baby, an infant, riddled with bullets. soldiers beheaded. young people burned alive in their cars or in their hideaway rooms. i could go on. but it's simply depravity in the worst imaginable way. you can't help but imagine yourself, your family, your loved ones, your friends in that situation, in that predicame

boris novikov is participating, where is all this going on?h, they ran quickly, in the red corner, candidate for master of sports rinat gainetulin, in the blue corner, representative of the sixth precinct, boris novikov. greet the boxers ready to box. stop her, this hooligan, take off the box, take off the box, don't touch my dad, don't touch, take the child, why bother me? for pestering me, don’t hit him, young man. quickly, leave me alone. leave me alone, four, five, come on, give it to him, nine, purinka, purinka, eh? katyusha, katyusha, i'm beeping, i know. come on, oh, here you go, blue, yes, please give sidarnach 300 rubles. katya, well, he didn’t... he earned it, he earned it, well, now the car will arrive and you’ll go, yes svetul , i’ll teach you something, nothing will happen for this, i don’t know, the commission should come now, he’s still not a hostel finished, i was afraid that katya would be... above me, she said that she happy, sidra naumovich, commission , you know, noyka, in what way an animal differs from a person in that it

is the capital of the eurol region, and also the home of the russian federation's first president, boris yeltson. museum dedicated to the man was opised few months ago, museum guide dimitri pushman gave us tour, at the entrance quotes by some of the world's most powerful people. the quotes are devoted to boris ellsson and his role of in the history of the last quarter of 20th century. what about the second one? i think that is, yes of course, it's tony blair, the prime minister of. what does he have to say? he says that yelson was a remarkable person who understood the necessity of democratic and economic reforms and he made key role in a tremendous moment of russian history. 42nd president of united states of america, bill clinton, history will be kind to my friend boris. uh, they were friends, as dimitri showed me around the museum, i was beginning to get the impression that this was lesson exhibition depicting fair history of jelsson's time and power, but more kind of shrine set up to worship him. even though i was soon to learn, yelson remains deeply unpopular on the streets of russi

i guess that statement to boris johnson. working out what was said and what was said and exactly what decisions made around lockdown, a lot of today was spent discussing what, when lockdown should have been implemented. it was said we found out yesterday boris johnson didn't receive any briefing for ten days in february, the half term and went on holiday. the uk then went into lockdown by the end of march. five week space, dominic cummings today said that was insane. but he said it wasn't much point and try to bring borisjohnson back from his holiday because that point borisjohnson like many people in number ten haven't essentially bought into the seriousness of covid and how to deal with it. basically bringing him back would be counterproductive, was his language. because he said in effect borisjohnson didn't accept how important the virus was by that point and quite the impact it would have on the country. i think that was one of the interesting things thatis was one of the interesting things that is come out of today. his

this is the original cabinet, have the first president of russia, boris yelson.ms, perhaps it is not surprising that dmitri struggled to remember what is great about... yeltson, when he left power in 1999, by some estimates his approval rating was as low as 2%, surely one of the most unpopular leaders of any country of any era, not that you'd get that impression from this museum. we've been driving for few hours out of moscow on our way to find a rather different opinion of russia's first president, a large house in the countryside we met alexander koshakov, проработал 11 лет, когда мы были с ним на танке, это был девяносто первый год, это была такая эйфория революционная, демократическая в стране, вас ещё наверно не было, вот думали, что вот наконец-то мы берём проклятый надоевшие всем это наше коммунизм, социализм и коммунизм. нормально жить как в Европе, а получилось всё хуже, хуже, хуже. in a famous image to the right of yeltson. the year was 1991, a coo attempt by communist hardliners against the gorbatsov government. yelson delivers famous speech helping to

boris johnson's fireworks.nly former adviser is certainly going to stick the boot in. we'll you all latest we'll bring you all the latest scampton court battle protests and a high court case today over whether 2000 migrants will be housed at scampton, home of the famous dambuster pilots . famous dambuster pilots. >> gb news. reporter ray addison is outside the high court at they are the raf's scampton and wethersfield sites face legal challenges today as two councils question the home office's use of class. >> q emergency powers to bypass planning laws. >> q emergency powers to bypass planning laws . and gb news planning laws. and gb news reporter will hollis is in scampton in the nights are getting colder and darker. >> but for people sleeping here outside of scampton , they say outside of scampton, they say they aren't going anywhere until they aren't going anywhere until the home office scraps its plan to house 2000 asylum seekers at the former dambusters airbase . the former dambusters airbase. >> support f

boris is coming.ws. >> a book >> currently writing a book about in office and about his time in office and he has weekly for the has a weekly column for the daily which is used to daily mail, which is used to criticise sunak. criticise rishi sunak. his former so yeah, former chancellor. so yeah, he's, he's coming. i'm quite jealous his life at the jealous of his life at the moment, actually. he's writing his to his memoir and getting ready to come and join us. don't think come and join us. i don't think he's to be working from he's going to be working from the studio though, is he? i think to be out and about. >> he's going to be globe trotting, pointing out britain's relevance world. perhaps relevance in the world. perhaps his some his relevance in getting some sort who knows? sort of future job. who knows? and it's going to be of and it's going to be more of a kind element to it, kind of docu element to it, i think. he put out a video think. and he put out a video saying days are ahead saying our be

boris viktorovich, please go out, wait in the next room, otherwise we won’t get answers from lera.essary to do it, then, then he threw me on the bed, began to take off my clothes, i didn’t expect it, i tried to resist, but he achieved his goal, then he left, after which i was afraid to let him near the child. valeria, you have always been overweight, i mean, excuse me for some tactlessness, it is important for me to understand whether you were overweight since childhood, or you gained it later in the process of growing up, well, i’ve always been who i am, as long as i can remember, do you have any health problems or pathologies? no, all my tests are fine, thank you for your frankness, we will contact you if we need it, all the best, all the best, thank you, listen, if you wanted to know how to deal with excess weight, i can see you for 24 hours send it to your mother, you will leave her as a specialist in this area, oleg, i know quite a lot about weight loss, and that’s not the point here at all, her weight is pure psychomatism, a state of stress, where she has been since childhood

no, well, boris gave a full report.ll the mice out of their cages? there is a veterinary pharmacy at the entrance, and so the panicked shoppers demolished two storefronts, the total damage was 12,000, listen, i understand, i spoke with the director, he showed me the video recording. but then we agreed on everything, i compensated for all the damage caused to the store, here is a receipt from the director that he has no complaints against svetlana, she is like-minded, so please, i ask you, for the first time accept an apology from my sister and me and do not open an administrative case, that is, you guarantee me that such incidents will not happen again, i promise , that my sister will direct her love for animals in a peaceful direction, i will see to it, okay. that's a new idea, you wait there, now they'll let her go, thank you, good afternoon, oh, svetka, thank you, but no problem, a big fine, a big one, your semester would be enough education. elena nikolaevna, i’m telling you again, at this moment in time i’m complet

speech about boris buryats. he said that he was the son of a gypsy baron.retary leonid ilivich brezhnev, and allegedly boris, was responsible for the death of many actresses who collected diamonds, was a gunner, and the organizer of crimes, i very much doubt this, because at one time i had the opportunity to familiarize myself with the materials of the criminal case. at the suggestion of telman kharenachagdlyan, with whom we worked on books and publications about the so -called uzbek affair. he organized a meeting with boris for me, although, according to myth, he was already dead by that time, and his pursuers were the gypsy community of the soviet union, cursed and there were rumors that all the troubles that happened with yuri mikhailovich churbanov, galina’s husband leonidovna brezhnena, and with many characters, it was all a consequence of this gypsy curse. the first time i saw boris was back in my student days, it was in the oragve restaurant, he was a bohemian star, as it turned out later, but i saw him in the company of some... it was the soviet uni

two of boris johnson's closest aides will give evidence at the choir me today.f communications and dominic cummings, former chief adviser to prime minister borisjohnson, after the minister boris johnson, after the inquiry minister borisjohnson, after the inquiry heard yesterday that the uk's top civil servant that the former prime minister could not lead at the height of the pandemic. in the next few minutes, lee cain will return to give evidence to the inquiry, and we will cross live to that as soon as it starts. lee cain is the former number 10 director for communications, one of boris johnson's closest and longest serving aides. amid anger at the government's handling of the pandemic. let's go live to ali price that inquiry, and we will go across as soon as it starts, but talking us through things yesterday, i know things overran and that is why things overran and that is why things have been delayed over into today, but talk us through some of the extraordinary thing is that the inquiry heard yesterday. it the extraordinary thing is that the inquiry heard ye

hi folks, boris johnson here. i'm excited _ who you are. hi folks, boris johnson here.xcited to say _ who you are. hi folks, boris johnson here. i'm excited to say that - who you are. hi folks, boris johnson here. i'm excited to say that i'm - here. i'm excited to say that i'm shortly— here. i'm excited to say that i'm shortly going to be joining you on gb news — shortly going to be joining you on gb news. 14 shortly going to be “oining you on gb news. ' ., , ., , gb news. 14 months after being forced from _ gb news. 14 months after being forced from office _ gb news. 14 months after being forced from office boris - gb news. 14 months after being forced from office boris johnsonj gb news. 14 months after being - forced from office boris johnson has forced from office borisjohnson has a new home. the former prime minister says he is excited to be joining an insurgent channel promising to share his frank opinions. gb news is farfrom his only platform, injanuary he signed a deal with harpercollins to write a memoir about his days in downing street. injune he picked up a we

, paris hasn’t come again yet, boris, yes, ekaterina andreevna, hello, i’m late, hello, boris, hello,w, and yet you’re constantly late for work, you have conflicts with clients every day, yesterday i was informed that i wasn’t hired to move him from one place to another 20 times, but i’m an administrator, clients , they come here to relax, and besides, they bring us money, so you will transfer them as much as they need, and if you are rude to the client, i will fire you. you didn’t hire me, i didn’t hire you, i’m firing you, take a risk, i’m free, let’s get out of here. security, so that they don’t let him in here anymore , hello, hello everyone, vash, how are you doing, everything is ready, great, all the fruits, yes for now, the rest later. i understand, add a little more chili pepper, it’s already on the way, katerina andreevna, reed, that again, well, can i leave early today, i need to show my son to the doctor, take a vacation at your own expense and treat your son, otherwise you won’t help him, you’ll be useless in the kitchen , luda, just don’t fuck with me today, you have enou

boris?>> as migrant crossings at the southern border surged this week the white house rolled out a plan to add 20 additional miles of border barriers in south texas. the thing is president biden campaigned against adding even a single foot to the wall and he says that border walls don't work. earlier today a mayor in the rio grande valley getting those new barriers also told us they don't work, at least in the planned location that they're coming up in. and president biden's homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas recently clarified the administration's stance is that a border wall is not the answer to the immigration crisis, so then why are they adding it at all? cnn's priscilla alvarez is here to explain. president biden was asked about this again a short time ago, what did he say? >> he maintained what his officials have been saying which is that they had to do this. it's not so much that he wanted to do this. let's listen to what he had to say. >> mr. president, can you be specifi

i'm lena, boris asked me to feed the puppy, and i'm a landscape designer, boris wanted to put the gardenll him ourselves, thank you, hey, buddy, hi, hi, good, hi, what... is your name? good boy, how's that? what does it mean to terminate a contract? i think i’ve just explained everything to you clearly. i want to remind you that according to the terms of the contract, in this case you will have to pay a penalty, are you ready for this? give me 3 days, will i find the money? i can’t give it 3 days, i can give it until tomorrow. either you bring the matter to the end, as you and i agreed, or forfeitly, okay, until tomorrow, kolya, and what to do now, think, petya, think, so that there’s a nephew reported, apparently, that tomorrow, this is wonderful, wonderful, kolya, what’s wonderful here, aunt reed, well, you can’t do this , really, you haven’t eaten anything all day, but i don’t want to , i can’t get it out of my throat, it’s all out of my hands he’s falling over, why bother yourself like that, it’s easier for me to go make peace. yes, i call him, i call, he doesn’t answer the phone, i

paul embery don't boris johnson and don't like boris johnson and bofis don't like boris johnson and borisoris johnson is not going to sleep tonight. i'm absolutely confident do confident about that. what do you to boris at you make to the boris news at hermy? you be hermy? delighted. will you be tuning who else would tuning in? who else would you like to see presenting a show on the all the channel? get in touch. all the channel? get in touch. all the ways and let me know. the usual ways and let me know. but you know i'd better but you know what? i'd better crack do my which is crack on and do my job. which is actually to discuss one of the biggest stories town today, biggest stories in town today, which local council. are which is your local council. are they a good job or not? we they doing a good job or not? we already don't many already know, don't we? so many of going bust. and now of them are going bust. and now the local government association, represents the local government ass of ation, represents the local government ass of these represents the local government ass of these cou

um, boris officially racism. um, boris officially under kyrees thumb and the global day of jihad . do we global day of jihad. when do we take decorations for down take the decorations for down it? news radio. >> welcome back to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and i'm joined by two legends, louis schaefer and nick the xl bully dixon . and nick the xl bully dixon. and moving on, we've got the mirror . moving on, we've got the mirror. and they say behind every great man is a great woman, but also behind boris johnson was carrie symonds was well, she might be a great woman according to the mirror an explosive covid whatsapp whatsapp show that simon case joked that carrie johnson or carrie symonds is thatis johnson or carrie symonds is that is that carrie johnson now now carrie johnson got married to the prime minister was the real person that's how you know you're a somebody. >> my wife never changed her name. you're somebody , name. and when you're somebody, they change for you. they change your name for you. when when not when they when they're not anyway . yeah. so, so, so simon anyway.

boris?> yeah, a busy week for these potential next speakers before the full vote, potentially as soon as next wednesday. lauren fox, thank you so much. pamela? >> i'll take it from here. i want to talk more about this with republican strategist alice stewart and democratic strategist maria cardona. they co-host the podcast "hot mics from left to right." so i want to game this out. alice, would jim jordan, a hard right strong ally of donald trump, have enough votes for moderates to be speaker in your view? >> many of the republicans i'm talking with feel as though he would not. and the reason being look, he is very strong and committed on issues that he fights hard for. he's fought really hard for this impeachment not against joe biden. he's fought really hard for reducing government spending. but he has -- given the fact he's super passionate about some of these issues alienated some of the more middle of the road republicans. many i speak with say steve scalise would actually have a better

i'm boris sanchez in washington.ohn bermen is live in lewiston, maine, where people are now entering their 17th hour sheltering in place as a manhunt for a mass killer intensifies. a short time ago, the governor updated the death toll in last night's shooting rampage to 18. this happened over two locations, about four miles apart. a bowling alley and a bar and grill in lewiston. we understand another 13 people were wounded. and now hundreds of officers are furiously searching for this 40-year-old army reservist named robert card. we see him in these images released by the sheriff's office pointing an ar-style rifle. >> he should be considered armed and dangerous. based on our investigation, we believe this is someone who should not be approached. this is someone, if you come in any contact with this individual or someone who looking like this individual, you are to call 911. >> reporter: yeah, law enforcement made clear they consider him armed and dangerous, card is charged with eight counts of murder at this time, t

anything that boris johnsonjohnson says beyond the plain facts...wing. anything but an admission of part of that guilt is not good enough. hannah brady, thank you very much for sharing your thoughts on today's covid inquiry. i'm sure we will speak to you in the coming weeks. saudi arabia set to host the men's 2034 world cup after australia decided against bidding for tournament. at fifa congress will look at it later. saudi arabia will be seen as a controversial host and that is because of the accusations from human rights campaigners of sports watching, that is using sports to distract from reputational issues. saudi arabia has been hosting a lot of sporting events recently. since 2018 they have hosted major events in football, golf, 2018 they have hosted major events infootball, golf, formula 2018 they have hosted major events in football, golf, formula 1, 2018 they have hosted major events infootball, golf, formula 1, boxing and in december there will be hosting the club world cup. in terms of their move to potentially host the world cup, amnesty

but was the name boris johnson?me minister begins to appear more regularly in these heanngs appear more regularly in these hearings and has some really big witnesses take the stand and the whole thing is beginning to change. lisa hartle is gb news london reporter has been there today and it's been the turn today and it's been the turn today of martin reynolds, the former principal private secretary of boris johnson. he's been testifying today. and just to remind those that have forgotten , he was known as party forgotten, he was known as party marty , wasn't he? lisa marty, wasn't he? lisa >> yes, he was so he was the one who sent an email out to downing street staff, inviting them to a garden party, bring their own booze type of party that was dunng booze type of party that was during lockdown in 2020. today he was asked about that to comment on that, and he said that he apologises unreservedly for any hurt and distress that may have caused on his part in it. and when asked whether he thinks that that had an impact

. >> reporter: hi there, boris. it certainly is a scene of utter devastation.'m right in front of the building that was hit. as you can see, it's been completely innye lated. you can see there's this giant block here which appears to have been some wall or structure that was completely taken off the building. if you look at the rubble itself, it's been really decimated into very small pieces. you mentioned, boris, this was a supermarket, but it was also a cafe and also seems to have been a small event center as well. in fact, when the missile struck, there was a funeral wake going on for a soldier who was killed about a year ago, and he was supposed to be reburied here. this is an area that was under russian control and is now under ukrainian control. they say the people at this funeral wake, none of them were military. i have to say, there were some pretty graphic scenes when we got here earlier, still a lot of bodies laying around, many in a devastating state. they all looked like civilians from what we can see. definitely no sign that any sort of military wa

hi mark, bring boris back. he seldon. hi mark, bring boris back . he knew what to do and was back.back for his popularity. he could bring the country back to how we need it. he knew what people all wanted. i've got to say, there are plenty of people that do miss bofis plenty of people that do miss boris johnson . so in terms of boris johnson. so in terms of a glorious return to number 10, never say never. okay lots more to come in the 10:00 hour, i'm afraid to say that the for case electric cars is beginning to run out of charge. what's your view? do you own an electric car market? cbnnews.com plus tomorrow's papers. hot off the press with live reaction from tonight's top pundits . all of tonight's top pundits. all of that, plus your emails . so get that, plus your emails. so get the kettle on and i'll see you shortly well, it's coming up to 10:00 on television. on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight in a developing story, speaking at tory party conference, of course, probably their last conference before the next election , an ex

man for the first time in my life, even now i don’t remember his name, sergei, misha, it was just borisi driver helped drag him into the house, put me on the sofa in the living room, i could n’t have done it myself, and then, then i went upstairs to the bedroom and lay down. because i was very tired and nervous, and it was about 3 o'clock in the morning, right? yes, closer to three, i was already starting to fall asleep, suddenly i heard a scream, i went down to see what was the matter, i saw boris had a gun, try to describe exactly everything that happened next, he was absolutely drunk, staggered and shouted something that didn’t will tolerate betrayal and all that, then he shot me, but missed, and then he pounced, i somehow escaped, grabbed the pistol, and then he pounced again, i shot, boris fell, and i ran for help. how many times did you shoot? i don’t remember, one two, three, i don’t remember, i just know that he would have killed me. galina vasilievna, try to calm down, tell me where the pistol is in your house, it’s a reward, it was left over from your late father -in-law, he w

hi mark, bring boris back. he seldon. hi mark, bring boris back . he knew what to do and was back.back for his popularity. he could bring the country back to how we need it. he knew what people all wanted. i've got to say, there are plenty of people that do miss bofis plenty of people that do miss boris johnson . so in terms of boris johnson. so in terms of a glorious return to number 10, never say never. okay lots more to come in the 10:00 hour, i'm afraid to say that the for case electric cars is beginning to run out of charge. what's your view? do you own an electric car market? cbnnews.com plus tomorrow's papers. hot off the press with live reaction from tonight's top pundits . all of tonight's top pundits. all of that, plus your emails . so get that, plus your emails. so get the kettle on and i'll see you shortly well, it's coming up to 10:00 on television. on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight in a developing story, speaking at tory party conference, of course, probably their last conference before the next election , an ex

but was the name boris johnson?me minister begins to appear more regularly in these heanngs appear more regularly in these hearings and has some really big witnesses take the stand and the whole thing is beginning to change. lisa hartle is gb news london reporter has been there today and it's been the turn today and it's been the turn today of martin reynolds, the former principal private secretary of boris johnson. he's been testifying today. and just to remind those that have forgotten , he was known as party forgotten, he was known as party marty , wasn't he? lisa marty, wasn't he? lisa >> yes, he was so he was the one who sent an email out to downing street staff, inviting them to a garden party, bring their own booze type of party that was dunng booze type of party that was during lockdown in 2020. today he was asked about that to comment on that, and he said that he apologises unreservedly for any hurt and distress that may have caused on his part in it. and when asked whether he thinks that that had an impact

boris johnson has offered no comments _ lockdown.offered no comments what's been _ lockdown. boris johnson has offered no comments what's been said - lockdown. boris johnson has offered | no comments what's been said today. he and rishi sunak are expected to give evidence here before christmas. chris mason, bbc news. rail operators have scrapped plans to close hundreds of rail ticket offices in england. it's a major u—turn after three quarters of a million people took part in the consultation on whether ticket offices were still needed. train companies had argued only 12% of tickets were now bought at station kiosks. the bbc has been told that rail bosses are furious, because the plans had originally been approved by the department for transport. our transport correspondent katy austin has the story. for people who had campaigned to save this ticket office in the west midlands, today's u—turn was welcome news. i think i was just so thrilled, ijust started to cry really. we want to know that there is someone at the ticket office to ma

boris did that. bofis stood for. yeah. boris did that. boris won because he stood for something. him, people voted for something. we have keir, we have rishi, and we can't figure out what either of them both pretending, both pretending to be something that they're not. >> right. keir starmer, who tried to get jeremy corbyn elected twice and now he's coming trying to be coming out and trying to be essentially tory lite. and you've got rishi who by you've got rishi sunak who by all privately is all accounts privately is actually wing, actually pretty right wing, who's right who's trying to not be right wing. it's pathetic, it? wing. it's pathetic, isn't it? >> yeah, but i think that you're looking this. got to looking at this. you've got to looking at this. you've got to look the minds of the people look at the minds of the people in and tamworth. oh god. in bedford and tamworth. oh god. cast to these cast your minds to these localities . you have people in localities. you have people in bedford who had nadine dorries. they had to deal with her. she was off in the jungle half the t

boris is boris and everyone boris is box office and everyone is going to tune for in me.great. he's a great showman and i, for one, really miss him. in fact, the whole of the conservative party miss him. and i think even rishi would want him back, you i mean, want him back, you know? i mean, honestly, i really do. we've honestly, i really do. and we've really boris and i've really missed boris and i've missed him in every sense. his leadership and everything about him. he brings a smile to my face and i know all the viewers and listeners are really excited about here news. about it here at gb news. i mean, they'll watch just mean, they'll even watch just just hell of it. mean, they'll even watch just jusi even hell of it. mean, they'll even watch just jusi even if hell of it. mean, they'll even watch just jusieven if youl of it. mean, they'll even watch just jusieven if you didn't mean, they'll even watch just jusi even if you didn't like >> even if you didn't like boris, probably just boris, you'd probably still just have a sneaky peek. >> matthew don't >> matthew lala l