the former british prime minister boss johnson is appearing before a public inquiry into the cove of 19 pandemic. johnson arrived hours before the start of that hearing and avoided family members of those who died from corona virus. he's expected to face tough questions about his government's response to the crisis. at least 230000 people died during the pandemic in the u. k. police and the philippines say they've identified 2 people of interest in connection with a deadly bloss at a catholic mass. on sunday. authorities say the 2 suspects were filmed by security cameras and match the description of witnesses. investigators say one of the men appeared to make a call on a mobile phone, possibly triggering an improvised explosive device for people were killed in dozens injured in that attack of this year, a set to be the hardest ever in recorded history. well that's according to europe's climate monitor. the agency says that extraordinary, high temperatures in november mark the 6th successive month of record breaking keats scientist warrant that sustains rise, and global average temper

johnson. not sticking his knife into his old boss. er he felt boris johnson was his old boss. he was asked whether he felt borisjohnson was able to be approached, to talk about for him the economic impact, ie his fear of concern. because there have been some ministers and civil servants who have previously said boris johnson was hard to get hold of, particularly those who have been critical of the power you say some of his critical aids like dominic comics may have had, they say. rishi sunak said, i saw the prime minister more than i saw my own wife much of the period and he felt borisjohnson was completely approachable and there was no issue like that. so quite interesting he has downplayed a lot of the controversy we've heard, plenty of it over the last few weeks, really downplaying some of that. certainly very much not criticising his old boss boris johnson. so i think in terms of tone, it is very low key. in terms of headlines, sorry for some of the newspaper writers, we haven't quite had them just yet, i don't think. ellie, anothe

one of my bosses as ben johnson's had been a cop, and he -- i said, i have this weird idea that i should i think you'd be good. the department was forced to hire us, and because of all of the posters, and the big recruitment drive, we were under the impression that they were glad to have us, but in reality, most of the men did not want the women there. so the big challenge was constantly feeling like you had to prove yourself and feeling like if you did not do a good job, you were letting down your entire gender. finally took an inspector's test and passed that and then went down to the hall of justice and worked different investigations for the rest of my career, which was fun. i just felt sort of buried alive in all of these cases, these unsolved mysteries that there were just so many of them, and some of them, i didn't know if we'd ever be able to solve, so my boss was able to get me out of the unit. he transferred me out, and a couple of weeks later, i found out i had breast cancer. my intuition that the job was killing me. i ended up leaving, and by then, i had 28 years or the years

boss. i want you to listen to what he -- speaker johnson said on fox about this. >> a formal impeachment inquiry vote on the floor will allow us to take it to the next necessary step. and i think it's something we have to do at this juncture. >> do you have the votes to actually formally start an impeachment process? >> yeah, i believe we will. >> well, if he's going to let them run, i think this is not going to work out the way he wants to work out. you have republicans in biden districts who have said, this doesn't make any sense, this isn't what my constituents want, this isn't focusing on their needs. so if he's going to make this a test of their leadership, we'll see how little power there is behind the throne. i think it's a strategic mistake for republicans. >> it's an inquiry, though. >> but it takes up time and headlines. at the end of the day, people want their members of congress to be doing things to make their lives better. they are not interested in a political witch hunt, essentially, to borrow from donald trump. and i think -- and i think that shows. we've seen that frankly on bo

boss. i want you it listen to what he -- speaker johnson said on fox about this. >> a formal impeachment inquiry the floor will allow us to take it to the next necessary step, and i think it's something we have to do at this juncture. >> do you have the votes to actually formally start an impeachment process? >> yeah. i believe we will. >> then if he's going to let them run this will not work out because you have republicans in biden districts who have said this doesn't make any sense and this is not what my constituents want and does not focus on their needs and if he's going to make this a test of their leadership then we'll see how little power there is behind the throne. >> it's an inquiry. >> but it takes up time. it takes up headlines and at the end of the day people want their members of congress to be doing things to make lives better and it's not a political witchhunt to borrow from donald trump, and i that shows and we've seen that, frankly, on both sides of the aisle. >> that's what we said when democrats impeached donald trump. the voters didn't want to do that so here we are again.

johnson jim morelli. albert gallatin. jenkins and their boss. richard, your there's no doubt we're not going to watch it and we're not going anywhere but harrisburg. here we come and lee gives this famous i don't what stonewall jackson what it did with this order but i do know what richard started did with it. if pennsylvania means it and what does he do, he lays plans to capture harrisburg, he's going to send two thirds of his men up today's around he's going to send jubal all his division out today's route through gettysburg on the way to york to go get the bridge at wrightsville in columbia. so here's his orders. it gives the job early. go see york york that and now the largest city between baltimore and harrisburg destroy that northern central railway that connects harrisburg to baltimore. all, by the way, destroy the susquehanna bridge and be in position. march to dillsburg for all you who think robert e lee intended to a gettysburg because the road network read the official reports, read the officers reports. the concentration point is dil

johnson jim morelli. albert gallatin. jenkins and their boss. richard, your there's no doubt we're not going to watch it and we're not going anywhere but harrisburg. here we come and lee gives this famous i don't what stonewall jackson what it did with this order but i do know what richard started did with it. if pennsylvania means it and what does he do, he lays plans to capture harrisburg, he's going to send two thirds of his men up today's around he's going to send jubal all his division out today's route through gettysburg on the way to york to go get the bridge at wrightsville in columbia. so here's his orders. it gives the job early. go see york york that and now the largest city between baltimore and harrisburg destroy that northern central railway that connects harrisburg to baltimore. all, by the way, destroy the susquehanna bridge and be in position. march to dillsburg for all you who think robert e lee intended to a gettysburg because the road network read the official reports, read the officers reports. the concentration point is dil

of the witnesses to the inquiry that boris johnson had been a hopeless prime minister, rishi sunak did not want to go near that and rather backed his former bossird thing was he was utterly unapologetic about the idea of there being this debate about health pressures protecting lives and the socioeconomic consequences of lockdowns. he was sort of unapologetic saying it was my job to absolutely press for government to consider those socioeconomic harms. >> as you teased, there is more going on. we will be back with you in a second. as were ceasing that -- as rishi sunak left the inquiries, more questions tonight about his rwanda bill. the plan is to get people to arrive on boats and put on planes to rwanda. this attempt to make it happen has too ma holes in it says one group of conservative m.p.'s. vote is expected tomorrow. where are we with the rwanda bill tonight? >> it is a truly perilous moment for rishi sunak for several reasons. this is one of his key five pledges he made at the start of this year that he would stop the boats and do that by sending some asylum-seekers to rwanda in the hope of deterring others from making the crossing fro

johnson. after he set the rules saying, you couldn't see any one. i'm just so angry about boss. this campaign will continue to demand accountability and on says with the cobit 19 inquiry designed eventually to deliver both the months out of data. on the north korean nita came, john own has been seen on video, appearing to wiped tears from his eyes, came list, taking part in any event for mothers where he called on families to tackle the countries following birth rates and have more children. many in the audience also appears to be fried time to catch up on the latest sports now his role football and kept part of the company with national team cards. call us care, rush off to just 11 games in charge. and just 6 weeks before the country is choose the highest, the agent comp, the full around 100 cards. i need to type in may replacing felix sanchez off the catalyst for showing as a 2020 to wells comp, the 70 or all care else. one full of his 11 games as caps, all.

johnson. thank you both so -- for being here. sarah, we should mention you are not backing your former boss in the primary.ng if donald trump wins iowa by 20 or 30 points, the way that polls are trending right now, is the race over? >> reporter: obviously, we are still going to have other voting contests after that. nikki haley is performing well in new hampshire and south carolina right now. so i think her best bet is to bank on those states. someone like are you with the vote is divided because ron desantis is polling well there as well. however, his campaign is kind of a one state strategy right now, solely focused on iowa. chris christie is solely focused on new hampshire. nikki haley is actually in multiple states. unfortunately, i don't know if it's going to be enough to overtake trump. right now there's still too many people in the race, and even if all these other folks dropped out at backed nikki haley, his league might be too commanding for them to overtake her. but i have long said that the best way to defeat donald trump in the primary is to have one alternative to challenge him. right now, it

johnson. plus now nige is not happy with the big boss at itv . happy with the big boss at itv. >> but i wouldygo, the boss of itv, it's up to you, mate. if you want to go to war with me, you really can. oofi fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie gives his expert analysis on farage versus lygo when he joins me live in the studio. >> but first, prince harry has been ordered today to cough up nearly 50 k to the mail on sunday in a bitter courtroom blow. while the bbc is told to release thousands of emails relating to martin bashir's infamous princess diana interview. royal mastermind lady colin campbell and phil dampier give their expert take on that in just a few moments. don't go monday to thursdays from six till 930 . loads coming your way till 930. loads coming your way with fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie . mackenzie. >> coming up on an unlikely alliance between nigel farage and boris johnson, especially as nigel farage just teed off on itv. stay tuned to find out more about that. but time now for my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier loads of royal news about today.

johnson. plus now nige is not happy with the big boss at itv . happy with the big boss at itv. >> but i wouldygo, the boss of itv, it's up to you, mate. if you want to go to war with me, you really can. oofi fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie gives his expert analysis on farage versus lygo when he joins me live in the studio. >> but first, prince harry has been ordered today to cough up nearly 50 k to the mail on sunday in a bitter courtroom blow. while the bbc is told to release thousands of emails relating to martin bashir's infamous princess diana interview. royal mastermind lady colin campbell and phil dampier give their expert take on that in just a few moments. don't go monday to thursdays from six till 930 . loads coming your way till 930. loads coming your way with fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie . mackenzie. >> coming up on an unlikely alliance between nigel farage and boris johnson, especially as nigel farage just teed off on itv. stay tuned to find out more about that. but time now for my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier loads of royal news about today.

boss. also from memory, i don't think the rwanda policy was in the boris johnson's manifesto think the rwandaanifesto think the rwanda policy was in the boris around .; manifesto last time around. >> no, it wasn't. it was rwanda, wasn't it? came after. >> okay. so they've not the people have not voted for it then? >> well, we voted for the people to make decisions. and a lot of the if you look at the the people, if you look at the polls, we've not outsourced polls, but we've not outsourced our government. our views to the government. >> johnson the >> boris johnson won the election rwanda election without the rwanda policy. >> this about civil >> but this is about civil servants getting >> but this is about civil servants in getting >> but this is about civil servants in policygetting >> but this is about civil servants in policy and ng >> but this is about civil servants in policy and trying to involved in policy and trying to obstruct to get obstruct their job to get involved in policy and trying to obstruct policy decisions made by are by the government who are elected, democratically elec

johnson got an 80 seat majority. why give her another honour? an outside politics aviva bosssiness, gender equality and net zero. she ensures that shortlists aren't full of white men. great work if you can get it. but what happened to the meritocracy ? and what exactly meritocracy? and what exactly does she do for the net zero bit? what a joke. look if they want to carry on with these honours , which i think on honours, which i think on balance are a great thing, but do they want it to carry on or have some sort of credibility? i think it needs a reboot because many on the list are being rewarded for their abject failure . so before we get stuck failure. so before we get stuck into the debate, here's what else is coming up today for the great british debate this hour. i'm asking, our police force i'm asking, is our police force beyond repair now a damning watchdog report found that more than half of the police are failing to investigate crimes properly. but when celebrity footballer jack grealish gets burgled , the police rushed to burgled, the police rushed to his aid in a m

boss of itv, it's up to you, mate. >> if you want to go to war with me, you really can. >> 2019 election anniversary four years ago today can you believe it? boris johnsonion. would you like to see him back as prime minister? there's a question and strictly scandal. >> the actor layton williams is in the final three, but there's huge controversy over his previous experience in the world of musical theatre and dance . as of musical theatre and dance. as so plenty to get your teeth into this morning. >> let us know your thoughts . >> let us know your thoughts. vaiews@gbnews.uk com. do let us know your name as well and where you are from. we'll read out some of your comments a little later. first now, let's get your headunes later. first now, let's get your headlines with tatiana . pip. headlines with tatiana. pip. >> thank you. your top stories from the newsroom. the prime minister is fighting for his political future as he attempts to persuade a group of rebel tory mps to back his rwanda bill ahead of a key vote this evening . a warning. the following contains flashing images. rishi sunak has hosted co—founders of the new conservative group miriam cates