busy johnson, looking at to really try to distract politically from his own words. the russians are less than impressed. they say that this is exactly what that is. an attempt at of she's cation and distraction. and that something which has been mimicked and repeated by those, even within the house of commons, who again say the bars, johnson has far more important things to concern himself with. boris johnson says he's helping with the diplomatic situation in russia and ukraine. he has no credibility, no one trusts him. the best thing he could do to help would be to resign. he will travel to moscow or wherever he's going in eastern europe this week. but everyone will know that he's a man with a time bomb sitting under him. now tuesday marsan, son, is also scheduled to head out to the ukraine. a for a number of meetings there. he'll be hoping that sir, will mindful be focused on that rather than his own political precious to that. and as far as secretary liz trust has been speaking in the house of commons, tough talking words really from the foreign secretary, who's

busy johnson's political life seemingly hung by a thread with a government inquiry into dawning street, locked on violations, expected to be released at some stage today. separate police probes armed away. mm hm. and argentina agrees to share its data on the russian scott neck. v covert vaccine. with the world health organization raising hopes that they could soon finally be approved with 247 use live from moscow. this is art. see, you know neil here in the studio with you today. hello and welcome to the program. we begin with breaking news that russian foreign ministry has confirmed love. it's received a written response from the united states on moscow's request for security guarantees . the u. s. and buster to russia delivered that document in the past hour. and right now a secretary of state anthony blinking is giving a briefing on the matter, although so far he's given i believe no specifics on what the document actually at contains will escrow live now to our senior correspondents and mariah garcia who joins me in the she do the talk a little bit more about this. so the, the dead

busy johnson's political life seemingly hung by a thread with a government inquiry into dunning street lock done violations expected to be released at some stage to date sept.

busy johnson is, is conducting in downing street right now, and i think that is what is angering the public the most. and indeed conservative m p. so i have no doubt that many employees will be hearing from the constituents this weekend just how unhappy they all with, with doris johnson's behavior and that of the water downing street team. and i think when he's return off to having have those conversations with constituents at the mood could take a and even and even was ton. thank you very much, leon, leon and ronnie joining us sat and i appreciate it. pleasure, stephanie on, and he's out o police into an easier use war to canon, to break up a protest against the president on the 11th anniversary of the country's revolution . also they fled war's poverty and oppression abroad, only to end up here in the path of a deadly tornado. i'm prison salumi in bowling green, kentucky, where a refugee community is rebuilding after the storm and is for the data rally, reaches its conclusion in saudi arabia far will be here. tell you about the wind. ah hello, the weather's sloshy dry prosecute par

busy johnson didn't have anything other than i'm sorry, and you'll have to wait until as an inquiry that's right, came out to use a boxing analogy. i think very you really did see the prime minister on the ropes like never before. because towards the end of that segment that we were watching, he went back to his default position over him, saying how well he had done his government had done over the roll out of the cupboard 19 vaccines and testing program. well, the testing program has been questioned the vaccines. yes, it has gone fairly well. but this is why it matters because people are saying that the prime minister's actions and the way he's handle these accusations, has undermined the public's trust in his ability to guide them through and out of the pandemic setting the rules and being seen to follow them. so that's why now he said that he is sorry, because he realizes that there is such fury among the public and among many of his own conservative m. p. 's. he has not said he is sorry for any actions which has been the case all along. it sorry for the hurt and the perception of rule

busy forest johnson and his premier ship. i just think it's not enough at this point to depose him a will that sang ways to the point which we need to raise, which is, you know, to what extent is he then fighting for his political life at this point over all of this, where it is so great report really leave him if he, if he's not facing an immediate threat to be unseated out as the govern going forward, it sounds like his last a lot of trust. well, certainly the dirt. there's been a lot of damage done and some of the questions that were being asked even from his own side, i mean, theresa may of a former prime minister who was succeeded by, by doris johnson and his certainly no fanta, boris johnson. theresa, may she act asked a very short and pointed question which went to the number of it now. and she says she asked him in a, did you not understand your own rules, or did you choose to ignore your own rules? ah, he rather sidestepped that question. saying i actually that not walked through grey's report and suggested had happe

it could happen. >> reporter: businesses are barely hanging on. >> which is trying to keep our doors open and pay our bills. >> reporter: francesca was settling with johnson but he another business owners plan to fight it at the state capitol lobbying for laws to prevent future serial lawsuit filers. in san carlos, kpix5 . >> we reached out to johnson's lawyer but have not received a response. struck residents are fuming because of being to tear down their parklets and apply for a permit to rebuild them. restaurants are required to apply for permits to rebuild them and meet safety and design standards from the city. with omicron cases continuing to hinder indoor dining, many business owners are wondering why now >> it is such a beautiful parklet. >> i am surprised that they're taking a down. we still have covid and that's a comfortable place to sit out and observe the six foot distance. >> a nonsensical policy. most diners we spoke with said that they plan on getting takeout or dining at home until the comfortable dining adores again. and the pandemic has created issues and finding home furnishings. retailers are telling customers to purchase furniture no

busy with us, johnson in charge chose a different path, and it's a gamble that you have to say was risky. one, india starting a campaign to vaccine a teenager as against coven. 19 the dr. comes in on the card. infections are raising several regions have introduced restrictions, including a nighttime curfew in the capitol, new jelly, a legal agreement between the late sex offender jeffrey. i've seen him prince andrew's accuser, virginia jeffrey has been made public printer, his lawyer say that 2009 settlement could release him from liability. in the case, he's consistently denied the claims. elizabeth holmes, the founder of collapse blood testing, startup serrano has been found guilty of fraud and conspiracy in the u. s. she claimed her companies machines contests for dozens of diseases by using just a drop of blood of fire at south africa. parliament building and cape town has flared up again. it 1st broke out on sunday at the back of the building complex housing. the old assembly chamber, it's been badly damaged and parts of the roof have caved in. the cause isn't known, but a man is du

johnson has reportedly made millions of dollars filing lawsuits against california business owners for years. a few months ago palo alto restaurant owners told kpix5 that johnson filed similar lawsuits against them that could cost them up to $15,000 to settle. they claim that he never even physically came to their establishments. >> none of our staff even recognizes this person. >> reporter: johnson is an attorney and has filed ada lawsuits against business owners for the last several months. >> is probably the worst time it could've happened. >> reporter: businesses are barely hanging on during the ongoing pandemic. francesco is settling with johnson to focus on his restaurant. he and other business owners plan to fight it lobbying for laws to prevent future serial lawsuit filers. >> it is a log, but it is not fair. >>> we reached out to johnson's lawyer and have not received a response. >>> restaurant owners are fuming because they're being torn down to tear down their park let's and then rebuild them. they are requiring them to tear down the popular park let's. it's runs are require

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busy with pers, johnson in charge chose a different path and it's a gamble that you have to say was risky. one the u. s. is expanding its brewster program as it faces the omicron search, including extra 5 shots for children as young as 12. a 3rd vaccination had already been recommended for everyone aged 16 and on monday federal regulators design a boost is and now warranted for 12 to 15 year olds. the food and drug administration also said everyone eligible for a pfizer booster can get one as early as 5 months after the last dose. rather than 6. india has launched a campaign to vaccinate 15 to 18 year olds. the expanded drive comes as only crone infections arising, several regions have introduced restrictions and not time code has been imposed in the capital new jailing schools and public places there. and you know, the states have also closed, have me middle, has more from a vaccination center in the capital. and with that, another teenager has gotten their job where the vaccination center in new delhi, which is dedicated to inoculating teenagers between 315 to 18 year old. that is true

happened. >> during a time where businesses are barely hanging on during the ongoing pandemic >> we are trying to keep our door open and pay our bills. >> he is settling with johnson to focus on his restaurant. and other business owners plan to fight it at the state capital lobbying for laws to prevent future serial lawsuit filers. >> it is the law but it is not fair. >> we reached out to johnson's lawyer and are still waiting for a response. >>> night 11:00, a san francisco resident springs into action when he sees car burglars at work and then things turned violent. betty yu shows us one of the suspects opened fire. >> the victim was not hit by gunfire and nobody was injured. still, residents are frustrated by what they are calling escalated crimes in this quiet neighborhood of golden gate heights. >> security video shows a resident running out of his home and holding what appears to be a phone filming two suspects stealing from the gray pickup. san francisco police say he killed at the thieves as they hopped into a getaway car driven by a third suspect on the 11th avenue wednesday morning. that is the sound of gunfire. police say one of the suspects opened fire

johnson is busy highlighting the success ofaccines.ions have continued about what he knew, and when. >> surely you would remember such an exchange. this is what the flat looked like when the previous occupant opened the doors to the bbc. but the johnsons didn't like it, preferring designs in the more exuberant style of lulu little. mr. johnson said he d not know the conservative donor was initially paying for it. today messages between them were published. he wrote, i'm keen to allow lulu little to get on with it. lord brownlow replied, of course, get lulu to call me, we will get it sorted asap. he added, i should've said, as the trust isn't set up yet, it's only me, and i know where the pounds will come from. as soon as lulu calls, we can crack on. downing street says that exchange was never shown to the investigation because mr. johnson didn't recall it and it was on an old phone he didn't have access to. in his letter to the prime minister, he doesn't hide his irritation that he didn't see those messages. he says if he had, he would

business. prime minister boris johnson is being asked about social gatherings held at his residence at 10 downing street with the uk under strict covid restrictions. we will rear prime minister's questions at 10:00 eastern on c-span and a while so watch it on our new video apps c-span now. >> booktv every sunday on c-span2 features leaning authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 2:00 pm eastern growth management expert david bronson discusses his book there is no free lunch, 250 economic truths in which he argues the us free enterprise system is being threatened by socialist and progressive. at 10:00 eastern on "after words" political scientist barbara walter with her book on how civil wars started how to stop the which examines the warning signs that often precede civil war and ask the question could another one happen in the us? she's interviewed by smith college middle east studies chair stephen heideman. watch booktv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime, booktv.org.

it's great to have you with us on a busy saturday. i'm whit johnson. and we begin tonight with that breaking news as we come on the air in the west coast. there is a developing hostage situation at a synagogue near ft. worth, texas. just moments ago, one person was released unharmed. the incident happened during a sabbath service that was being live streamed. authorities say a rabbi and at least three others were taken hostage. the fbi and atf are on the scene now with local officials. according to a law enforcement source, the armed suspect is demanding the release of a convicted terrorist. authorities say he was carrying backpacks and claimed to have explosives but authorities don't know yet if that's true. president biden has been briefed, and the white house says he is monitoring the situation. abc's mireya villareal leads us off tonight from texas. >> reporter: tonight, a dangerous hostage situation in north texas, drawing a massive response from fbi, s.w.a.t. teams, and several local police departments. the situation unfolding at the congregation

johnson's resignation. ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. when i was speaking the guess on the world politics sport, business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then. ah ah welcome back boris johnson could be the 1st british prime minister in history to be interviewed under caution to police in the u. k. last a formal prob, into parties held at his residence in a parent, violation of covey lockdown restrictions at the time. parallel to that the results of an internal government inquiry are expected to be released imminently. with reports, the chief investigator was shown photographic evidence of the p. i'm standing next to bottles of booze with the people number than piece of call for the embattled leader to step down. i'm much more or less embarrassing shop, just calling a move of mind from office government, a success. the prime minister's or 40 is in tatters. really, he advised his boss to do the right thing in the national interest and to resign. the prime minister, not supreme compounding his previous turbo state by continuing to deny culpability leading to on necessary and expensive police inquiry when he could do the decent

it's great to have you with us on a busy saturday. i'm whit johnson. we're following several major stories tonight, including significant developments out of ukraine. but we begin with that deadly shooting right here in new york. two young police officers both in their 20s shot in the line of duty while responding to a domestic dispute. one was killed. the other at this hour fighting for his life. first responders overnight saluting their murdered brother as his body left the hospital. new york's mayor calling the incident an attack on all new yorkers. officer jason rivera died after being shot twice by the suspect. officer wilbert mora is in critical condition, wounded in the back of his head. the alleged gunman also shot in the neck and shoulder by a third officer who was on the scene. that officer is being credited with preventing further violence. the gun police say was used by the suspect was a stolen glock .45 pistol with a high-capacity magazine. president biden tweeting that he and the first lady are saddened by the shooting and grateful for la

busy prime minister boys, johnson, who's already reeling from a scandal over lockdown parties at downing street. he saw ali reports from london to the resignation of a pair in the house of lords, lord agnew of olson, who served as both a cabinet and treasury minister and his role was responsible primarily for investigating cases of corruption or fraud and to take his frustration which has led to his resignation. today is linked to the governments of bounce back loan scheme. now this was a scheme which was hugely popular in the country at the time. loans being given to small businesses of a height of the pandemic in the lockdown. to help save businesses to help save jobs, the treasury doting out 47000000000 pounds of money to desperate businesses all across the line to give them a lifeline. but as the national audit office estimates that up to potentially 5000000000 pounds of that could have been, fortunately claimed lord agnew spectacularly resigning the dispatch box earlier saying that his attempts to try to get these instances of alleged fraud investigator will met with nothing. but in

business meeting. and it was not socially distanced. >> reporter: johnson claiming this and other gatherings were "within the rules," which allowed business meetings, but the opposition labour party is having none of it. >> when the whole country was locked down, he was hosting boozy parties in downing street. is he now going to do the decent thing and resign? >> reporter: well, until the next election, it's going to be up to boris johnson's own party to decide whether or not he stays or goes and the mood's bleak. one lawmaker referming to the prime minister as a dead man walking. there's now an independent investigation. if the parties are found to be illegal and boris johnson was there, then his position is going to look very untenable. david? >> ian pannell tonight. thank you, ian. >>> and this evening, the developing headline back here at home and president biden's fight to protect voting rights in this country. the president will travel to capitol hill tomorrow and tonight, news the senate majority leader chuck schumer now says he's laid out the path to begin debate on a new bill that could combine

what steps are the prime minister taking to help businesses maximize export potential? prime minister johnson: i thank you for championing that and all do you to champion trade with latin america. i have no doubt that -- [indiscernible] -- eager to get into those new markets and we will do everything that we can to help and support him in his efforts. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the cost of living crisis deepens, this government's priorities get ever more remote from my constituents. only this week i learned a veteran in my constituency took his own life as a result of his struggle with mounting financial pressures. thanks government that acted unlawfully by the high court on contract and billions allocated to those schemes. why can't the u.k. government find millions of plans for profiteers and fraudsters but they can't find compassion to treat people with dignity, reinstating the cuts universal credit? prime minister johnson: i want to say how sorry i am about james. this government does as much as we can to support veterans. that's why we published the veterans action plan only the other

. ♪ ritika: it is time for the bloomberg business flash i'm ritika gupta. johnsonnson forecast when he 22 sales and earnings that beat wall street estimates. the health care giant is preparing to separate its drug and medical device unit from its consumer business. the drug unit accounted for more than half of sales last year. verizon has given a signal that free phone promotions and 5g expansion is hurting the bottom line. the largest u.s. wireless provider beat estimates for subscriber growth, plus get a full-year earnings forecast that was better than expected. american express is putting the pendant behind it. the comey's boosting forecast for revenue after spending on its cards rose to a record. they are also increasing its dividend for the first time since 2019. that is your business flash. guy: thank you very much, indeed. nvidia is preparing to abandon its deal to buy arm, some conductor designer. an incredibly controversial deal on many fronts. many critics say the deal would have made nvidia to powerful. let's talk about this story. mandeep singh of bloom

from as far as johnson came to parliament said know that there was no party on. busy that particular date. now, if the police investigation is ongoing and could take weeks, perhaps even months, finds that there actually was a party then force johnson will have been found to misled parliament in general. that's a breach of administrative, real code. and that will be a resigning matter. so that's what i mean by there. are nuggets within that? sue? great report that could yes. what's the, what's the prime minister by his own petard to use the phrase that said though, he disappears off tomorrow on a foreign tripped, and he will think that he's probably dodge the bullets here. there was some cartoon in the sunday times yesterday which had him portrayed him as a kind of slippery, pitiless, slipping through the grasp of the police officers that was tumbling over themselves to try to grab him suddenly at the moment that appears to be precedent or i will leave it apple brendan now there's been another escalation and you haven't 7 year war. if the rebels of attack the united ar

partying during the country's 1st locked on the story still making headlines with johnson's popularity plummeting to an all. busy time low. well, when it's all on folded mr. stormer himself, you may recall ridicule, the prime minister for the wait, he justified this index says to says that he didn't realize he was, it's a party. ha! it is so ridiculous that is actually offensive to the british. yeah. with the whole country was look town. he was posting boozy policies in town, extra ac now go to to to decent thing and resign people in london that we spoke to. question why much more important issues affecting you kill life or being ignored in their opinion and generally appear to be losing their patients with the whole party gates the whole bunch of people they do what they like and then we are lost. no, you can't do this on the agency family. i be with my friends when april april she died in april 20 i wasn't even able to see her live in the family. there's one room for the government. one room for the rest of what should happen is either johnson who's farms or the finds, a scrap and everybody who was side to get

business men. so all eyes will be on boris johnson's a trip to the ukraine fan. of course, that key phone call with vladimir putin to see whether actually the prime minister's more concerned dialogue or with ratcheting up tensions. my colleague kevin owen, earlier speaking with i london team now, former london mayor ken livingstone told us this has nothing to do with russia's supposed invasion of ukraine and everything with the scandals piling up around. johnson used to being lied to the politics, all my life. and i don't believe a word that the british government or the american government is saying about the intention of puting if you low the lead of ukraine is telling the west to sort of wind all this down. i don't feel under stress at all. if we get into sanctions with russia, we will be in a position where it damages many of our businesses, many, perhaps tens of thousands of people lose their jobs here in this country. and the simple fact is, this is all i think, being run by our prime minister barak johnson to distract attention from the scandal he's involv

the government has announced a $1.3 billion support package for businesses affected by the omicron outbreak. prime minister boris johnson says tighter coronavirus measures will be considered but only after christmas. and some other headlines for you, sudan's prime minister close to stepping down. he was removed in a military takeover in october but was reinstated last month after signing a deal with the military. protesters called that agreement a betrayal. in libya, the presidential election is likely to be postponed after a dispute over the rules and regulations. there has been no official announcement that the vote is delayed, but the head of the electoral commission has dissolved the electoral committees and polling stations have been told to stop their work. in the u.s., the trial of a former police officer charged with killing a black motorist. the jury has been told to carry on deliberating if they fail to reach consensus on a verdict. kim potter has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter, saying shipment to use her taser but drew her gun instead and shot daunte wright. the killing triggered nationwide protests. thos

or johnson state excuse sparked a wave of mean on. busy life and even major companies like the airline reiner been posting mocking images. and it is not the 1st party gate scandal involving johnson over at the end of last year, a pictures emerged on line, allegedly showing him taking part in several social events at dunning street during the 2020 lockdown men in parliament. thing there is now only one course of action. it is so ridiculous that is actually offensive to the press. you see now going to do the decent thing and resign. how stupid does the prime minister think the british people are right now? he's making fools of every single mp. oops, it him earlier. well, the prime minister finally do the decent thing. i'm resigned or historian peace be forced to show him the door. so for once kind of primers for do the honorable thing and resign 17, a portion of the punch got one thing to play, multiple shoots that, and eventually you can do, you know, as go resign, play manager. he story. because he's being cool, there any most resolve in m

could be thought of as money wasted, but in reality, the minute that company or business falls short as secretary johnson described, there is a nightmare of consequences to follow that not only damage systems but reputations and put the country's security at risk. one of the things i learned in my experience working on the national strategies is there are a lot of well-written strategies but the key to success is whether the strategies are adequately resourced. we are at one of those moments where it comes to cybersecurity and the energy sector. we are looking to try to understand how much will it take to provide security and we are not just talking about small-scale hackers were criminal gains. we have to worry about what it would be like in the course of china trying to hypothetically invade the island of taiwan and a strikeout of the cyber needs in the united states to knock the military off-line for a critical period. the kind of things they would attack are no longer naval bases in the pacific but they also include theur cybersecurity systems. and to defend against the nationstate adversary like chi

johnson's premiership. anchor: time now for a look at business news. we are starting off with spotify, the joe rogan experience, spotify is seeing this backlash over covid misinformation. >> spotify is in the midst of what many analysts call is facebook moment. analysts have argued it is a tech platform, not a media company. a growing backlash overovid misinformation on the top podcast is forcing it to change tack. reporter: still rocking in the free world, but not on spotify. after neil young pulled his catalog, he was followed. fed up with a stream of covid misinformation on the streaming giants most popular podcast the joe rogan experience. the controversy has prompted the ceo to announce new measures against fake news. >> we are working to add a content advisory to podcast episode that included discussion about covid-19. this will -- resource that provides access to data-driven facts. reporter: spotify launched its podcast basin 2019 when it announced it would invest in the sector. its strategy includes securing exclusive contracts with podcasters

there are so many people who are dissatisfied with big business as usual is ron johnson has been giving to this state. we got rid of scott walker in 2018. a lot of people didn't think that was possible. it was a gigantic task. it seemed impossible when we were in it. it was almost impossible. almost felt impossible on the stage giving an acceptance speech but it happened and i'll tell you, in 2022 this november, it's going to be the same story when it comes to ron johnson. we don't do well with people who continue to disserve the folks they were elected to represent and if ron johnson isn't going to do the work of the people, i'll do it for them. >> we wish you luck. hope you'll come back often and you won state ride so we know you know how to run a race. mandela barns, thank you very much, sir. appreciate you. >>> let's bring in charlie sikes. you have the benefit or maybe the detriment of knowing ron johnson well and wrote a really great piece about his trajectory and the trajectory is real for republicans in general. even you, you've been a talk radio host on the right and in the sam

s. senate judiciary approved to bill preventing tech johnson giving preference to their own businesses on their website. the innovation and choice on line act is it's known. phil has to pass a full senate vote to become law. we spoke, we've spent one host of aunties, business show boom bust. remember, there are about 5 different laws that have been suggested in terms of being able to rein in these tech companies. in this particular case, this, this freedom of choice app, essentially what it's saying is if you're amazon, you can create your own product on your own marketplace and then compete directly with the other sellers who are on there. especially since amazon is constantly deriving information and data from those sellers. so they're essentially utilizing someone else's research, someone else's market position, someone else's understanding of price points to basically copy all of that and then compete directly for a lot of years. companies like facebook and amazon and twitter and google didn't have to spend a lot of money to lobby lawmakers because they were essentially left alone.

and he said that voice johnson was too busy, defending himself from a rule breaking to actually be able to, oh, get a grip on this health crisis. not in bother outside downing street on this news. our thank you now deemed that is sick. he has some of the leader of the british opposition. labor party outlining his plans are for the national health service. but of course, commenting on the current situation with the conservative party controversies. ah, let's move on to the news. the united states is accused russia planning a so called false flag operation in easton ukraine. in an attempt to create an excuse for an invasion, the pentagon says there's evidence russian agents might already be in the country to carry out acts of sabotage and to then blame ukraine for them. a kremlin spokesman has dismissed the reports as unfounded. this report from mike hannah after a week of negotiation. busy in 3 european cities, there are no signs of any diplomatic breakthrough. and a warning from the white house at the ukraine crisis could escalate even further. with a claim that russia is planning to cr

there was people even walking away from their job on the threat of business based on the vaccine mandates. do you think johnson can do anything to repair the damage where you reckon this is fatal? first career, it's fatal and actually for the conservative party, it's fatal as well in the upcoming local government elections in may. and i've said now really since december the longest he can last is till the 1st day of may not from the local elections will be. and the public will then be able to call that judgement in the court public opinion, namely the ballot box. but i don't think you can go that far. and the reason is that i can't see any way out. in the game of chess, that is politics. we can see checkmate, but normally in a game of chess, once you can see you're going to lose you concede, but are struggling on understand why it doesn't really want to stop in prime minister. but every day that goes by the conservative party, and it just means it's even longer for them to recover. the only reason he's still imposed is, i'm sorry to say that because kiss tom at the leader of the opposition in the united kingdo

apparent surprise party, organized by carrie johnson, his wife at 2 pm on the afternoon of the 19th of june. number tanner's come back saying that that was. busy a very brief event on the tail end of a meeting that prime minister johnson only attended for 10 minutes or so. the 2nd is a relating to an alleged party that took place in the number 10 at flat. well, on that point, a number 10 has said that that didn't happen. so as denied these allegations and said instead, there was a small gathering of family members in the garden of number 10 that may not have been in breach of those covert rules. the fact that the prime minister is once again a having to defend himself for the face of these allegations only put more more pressure on johnson. and what has been an extraordinary couple of weeks now in politics. we are, of course, waiting for the all important conclusion of su gray that senior civil servants report into wrongdoing across white hole. a number of parties now have come to light in fronds on vaccinated people over the age of 16 and are banned from entering restaurants. barzon from using long distance public transport new laws allow wor

people expect a lower standard of behavior from bar as johnson, than they would from say, david cameron or theresa may, i, as a result, they're. busy simply saying, oh, it's just boris. the corruption, i think, is still more related to the fact that bras, johnson and his crew were telling everybody else to lockdown while they manifestly weren't doing it themselves. now that is a life and death issue, whereas wall paper and painting the, the floor of the ceilings of a house are not when it adds up to cynicism, though you have to take a step back from it and say, what messages the prime minister giving to the rest of the world, u. k. loves to preach to other countries about probity and politics. and yet we have massive amounts of money which look linked to favors where the bars have met said or not. all that begins to look quite grubby and the tories can ill afford to be accused of being the nasty body again. signed him all still the com, roughly half way through their chart right now. here on our team to national from defense packs to trade feuds. we look back on the diplomatic conflicts that helped shape up last year that and we we

this was government business, and all she wants is the government to investigate properly. as boris johnsonthis latest development is yet another headache for boris johnson, on top of a series of other issues facing the prime minister. he has this week that critical inquiry into downing street parties, and that focuses on the issue of his leadership. that's why i think this is difficult, because borisjohnson has been criticised in the past for comments about muslim women, and now you have what's clear, he spoke to ms ghani at the time. she said she told the prime minister to take it seriously and instigate an inquiry, and that is what she says. the only thing she ever wanted and still wants, so it circles back of the same issue. wants, so it circles back of the same issue-— wants, so it circles back of the same issue. , , ., ~ ., same issue. damien speaking a few minutes ago- _ earlier, i spoke to mo hussein, a former conservative special adviser and downing street chief press officer under david cameron. he says the allegations are disturbing. the response, i have to say, is quite _ the re

case blowing up with a newly emerged email, reportedly from forest. johnson's personal secretary inviting guests to get another busy get together. during the lockdown, international peacekeepers will begin withdrawing from kazakhstan and a couple of days. there's the president says, the situation stabilized following devastating rights incited by suspected terrorists. and fans of tennis number one, know back, talk a bit rally in melbourne, where the star was detained after illegal volley, of which in australia, and called back his cobit exemption only for the immigration minister to threaten his expulsion at any time that his father talked to r t a so we never thought our son, the best athlete and tennis player in the world would have had to go through this. but as you can see, politics couldn't take a win over him this time with abby, where there's just a mid day here in moscow. tuesday, the 11th of january, don, calling brian, this digital world news from arts aide. but europe's again been grappling with high coven infections in recent days, and also facing violent demonstrations against tight restrictions. the t

busy but in that walker's house of commons, where he was in the spotlight bars, johnson instead sort to try to focus minds perhaps away from his own alleged wrong doing. and more towards what he says is the danger posed by russia and its president vladimir putin. and today, mrs because we are standing together with our nato allies against the potential aggression vladimir putin, when he wanted not so long ago to install the prime minister as prime minister, a labor leader who had actually published may to miss it. now all of this comes off to the u. k is already sent military forces and what they say are training missions in the ukraine and also funds being sent there for weapons purchases as well. now we understand the forest johnston was understood to be had scheduled a phone call with the russian president at some point this afternoon. that's now being pushed back to later in the evening. of course, in the wake of all of these political revelations. but there will be those not justin moscow who are saying that this is nothing more than a distraction from his political wars, but al

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