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he's dominant cummings, now he's accusing the u. k prime. and suppose johnson's government of incompetence and lying to the public about it, so call heard immunity strategy. it comes just days before he set to testify before a u. k. commons parliamentary committee about the government's handling of the crisis. mister cummings was ousted from downing street last year mid rumors of a rift with his former boss. now, boris johnson. kevin craig, a ceo of political lobbying and media relations. he says cummings is one of the prime ministers biggest political threats. it is. i highly unusual situation to have the former, the guy who was the most important advisor to the british prime minister. now ma roading, around the top level of british politics coming out with unprecedented criticism of this manner. and in fact dominant cummings himself, it potentially more damaging to the british prime minister. now, the official political opposition. and when he says things, when he calls the current government and bars, johnson, when he implies they're inco

dominic cummings said he _ the coming cessation. ation. dominic - cummings said he felt there were 20 or 30 occasions when he thought hancock should have been sacked and there will only be more pressure on him after the story in the telegraph, suggesting on the 19th of march last year that the department of health told hospitals to discharge hospitals without any mention of testing them first. that is a potential bombshell because this idea that hancock has been trying to back up that they were knowingly discharging infected patients back into care homes. if it is proven that it was not properly monitored, ifind this phrase really offensive actually, this protective ring he said around care homes, with so many deaths in the care homes, could they have been avoided? where those people sadly sacrificed to protect the nhs? there are so many questions about hancock and cummings has highlighted them. this report in the sunday telegraph has reinforced the sunday telegraph has reinforced the point and he looks really in jeopardy today. you

i think we need to listen to what he has got to say. dominicmpletely 100% reliable witness, a completely 100% reliable witness, a lot of what he is saying just kind of fits with what has been reported already with the facts of what we know happens, the wrong decisions that the prime minister has taken. so it kind of fits with what we know, so i think even people who are not big fans of dominic cummings who really engage with this in some detail and will have watched the testimony today, even if you don't really like the man from you don't like what he stands for comedian think he is the most trustworthy of figures can you understand that he will have put his own spin on events, you know, it's very clear that he's going for borisjohnson and for matt hancock. he really sidesteps saying anything critical about rishi sunak for example, sidesteps saying anything critical about rishi sunakfor example, you know, there is no question there is his own spin on this, but the fact of the matter is that when you take a step back, when you take a step back f

dominic. without a doubt, he fought— about dominic. without a doubt, he fought a _ about dominic. ut as far as i'm aware. — downing street but as far as i'm aware, that battle is under the influence — aware, that battle is under the influence that she had over appointments and the people who don't _ appointments and the people who don't know, the prime ministers new wife was _ don't know, the prime ministers new wife was a _ don't know, the prime ministers new wife was a of— don't know, the prime ministers new wife was a of communications and so did political— wife was a of communications and so did political player in the way no previous— did political player in the way no previous partner has been. the companies _ previous partner has been. the companies concern was about the power— companies concern was about the power there and as far as i'm aware, no idea— power there and as far as i'm aware, no idea as _ power there and as far as i'm aware, no idea as to— power there and as far as i'm aware, no idea as to whether the two should -et no idea as to whether the two should get mar

well let's take a closer look at this with dr dominic he's a psychologist at bergen charité hospitalwelcome to day w. dr what can you tell us about the toll the pandemic is taking on health care professionals. hi thank you so much for having me so we've observed that for quite a while that health care professionals do show a lot of psychiatric symptoms such as insomnia problems falling asleep sleeping through the night i'm increasing levels of anxiety and depression and those symptoms are all related to depend demick not permit really only to people who actually work directly with co that patients and their families across all different areas of health care professionals for example a lot of nurses doctor or social workers have to face constant changes into work. and a work feel and endure shifts in their conditions people have to wear masks during their shifts people have to fill in work over hours and in addition to that of course also nurses and doctors has to face the social consequences of the pin demick to social restrictions they're not able to see their families and friends a

to anyone who dares to stand up to pulpit dominate he's even going to critique i suppose these yeah. ut that's not the only thing here is the accounts that there is being accused of he's i didn't see anyone accusing him of criticizing the president. did you or did you then resume. studying arabic or going to is this . those charges relate to her since the beginning is support and alleged involvement with a militant group that has carried out violent attacks in there one day in recent years but to understand how a man largely revered by journalists in the west he was. here and i'm driven by many journalists in rwanda congress extended to. security is beyond the reach of justice we need to go back to just after the genocide. in 1905 an american journalist named philip gourevitch traveled to her one day trying to piece together what had happened he wrote a book which claimed that persisted begin to use deception and a bit of bribery to protect the hotel de mille colleen and those hiding in it from attack. country descended into madness one man had to make a choice 2004 recess to begin hi

dominic cummings side of my sacking and he was sexually borisjohnson. s was saying today. he said was a full and frank explanation of what went on. it wasn't because it was only has perspective, it was certainly frank but there'll be other bits of information that will come around that as well and we think it may be the full version of the truth but my understanding is that it is completely true and there are very worrying questions for the government. i also think it's really quite startling that dominic cummings was attempting to run almost a parallel operation excluding the prime minister was the democratically elected leader of our country which i think it is very interesting that he will did such power and when i saw him in downing street, he had huge amount of power and he has apologised. sorry is not and he has apologised. sorry is not a word referred a lot from them but that came out today and the number of issues. as well as that, it's the fact that he lost confidence in borisjohnson was so critical of him. why stay for someone that you do not b

when the, the tenants burying the varying that went on to become dominant. he has started to spread, there are echoes of that. it could send some alarm bells ringing, bump we on to the same position here in the u. k as we was back in december and january when the ken barron fred. and that is because of the case successful vaccination campaign. we know today that 7 out of 10 adults here who had at least one dose full out of 10 of now had 2 doses and authorities, the prime minister, boris johnson, saying that there is a high degree of confidence that the vaccine will be able to hold off the spread of this new variance, indeed, in bolton hospitalizations, have gone up the town that we saw in that report that but the majority of those in hospitals still those who are eligible for vaccines but, but didn't accept the vaccines, didn't take them up so that seems to suggest already so far as you're suggesting that that evidence is the vaccines all working. and if you look at the picture across england hospitalizations at the moment, are still stable. indeed, they're ver

when the, the tenants burying the varying that went on to become dominant. he has started to spread. there are echoes is that it could send some alarm bells ringing, bump we on to the same position here in the u. k as we was back in december and january when the ken barron right. and that is because of the case successful vaccination campaign. we know today that 7 out of 10 adults here who had at least one dose full out of 10 of now had 2 doses and authority, the prime minister boris johnson, saying that there is a high degree of confidence that the vaccine will be able to hold off the spread of this new variance, indeed, in bolton hospitalizations, have gone up the town that we saw in that report that but the majority of those in hospital still those who are eligible for vaccines but, but didn't accept the vaccines, didn't take them up so that seems to suggest already, so authorities is suggesting that, that evidence that the vaccines are working. and if you look at the picture across england hospitalizations at the moment are still stable. indeed, they're ver

he said. it is a slightly upside down argument because of course dominic cummings, according to him, during this on, he was think that borisjohnson was very angry at matt hancock, that he came out of hospital and said what is going on? now it seems to be the other way around, but borisjohnson other way around, but boris johnson has to stand by matt hancock and hugged him close in order to defend himself against dominic cummings and to say that all these other allegations are not the case. george, do you want to take on the guardian pressuring hancock over failure to protect care home residents. it is interesting and two ways will the allegation plays to a general claim that dominic cummings has promoted, not least with the suggestion that he said, welcome it's only going to be a load of 80—year—olds were going to die, therefore we don't need another lockdown. the sort of sense that older people are not the priority of the government. i was talking to sam monahan from nha, the scare home provider, and he is a typical practice of caring people involved to feel quite angry about this because they s

he said prime minister boris johnson. 1 had essentially had call it a gas story, wasn't taking it seriously. apparently the dominant coming suggested he even used, but he wanted to see or should get injected with kind of at 19 live on television to show that there was nothing to fear going on. and so when the government did realized what they were facing, dominic come in, coming to alleged that it was discovered no plan was in place, but how to handle a pandemic of this kind, sparking panic, he described in government and then said that the wrong strategy was to sued as well, delaying that lockdown, extremely serious allegations, and then moving forward to the later months, he said private subarus johnson had actually been very against a 2nd block down coming into place. and essentially dominic, coming just to, to the main takeaway is a dominant cummings and said that those failings, as he described then cause tens of thousands of lives. he will say level very serious attacks at the health minister, mat hancock, he said, should have been fired at least 10 or 15 times. what he said was, was lying by the health minis

he said yesterday dominic cummings was self—serving. he was at the heart of it.getting out the truth. ., ~ , ., , . out the truth. thank you very much for 'oinin: out the truth. thank you very much forjoining us- _ out the truth. thank you very much forjoining us. thank _ out the truth. thank you very much forjoining us. thank you. - out the truth. thank you very much forjoining us. thank you. thank i out the truth. thank you very much | forjoining us. thank you. thank you for 'oining us. thank you. thank you forjoining us. thank you. thank you for havin: forjoining us. thank you. thank you for having me- _ and just to let you know the health secretary matt hancock will be giving a news briefing this afternoon, that's at 5pm, with coverage here on the news channel from 4.30. sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here'sjohn. good afternoon. the department for education are looking into claims one of the racist messages received by marcus rashford after last night's defeat to villareal in the europa league final came from a teacher. the forward

he did to the 6 women who have spoken out about him was wrong.'s attorney today released a statement saying "i don't think the allegations warrant a response from mr. dominicfoppoli. he adamantly denies engaging in any nonconsensual misconduct with any females from his past.">>> a major gas pipeline that supplies nearly half the fuel to the u.s. east coast remains shut down today ransom where attack. the colonial pipeline 5500 mile network carries gas, diesel and jet fuel from texas to new jersey. the company took systems off- line to contain the attack. that has temporarily stopped operations. the shutdown could soon affect gas prices. >> it is crucial to have this pipeline in service. if it drags on beyond 3 or 4 days we may see some supply challenges. >> earlier today, the u.s. department of transportation waived mandatory rest requirements for truck drivers who are hauling fuel to coast states. >>> when we say pandemic the first thing that probably comes to mind is covid. there is another pandemic people in the bay area are remembering, aids. the powerful message on display ahead of an important and razor. >>> mother's day is for fighters as well. how

dominic cummings has cut through. he radio station streaming figures went through the roof when he came on air this morning. we took the coverage live, we can measure this very accurately. absolute fascinating to see. people want to know about dominic cummings, whether they like him, whether they loathe him. he fascinates people. his mac rebellion this, his evil, his brilliance, other people might say he is a truly fascinating character. you will sonia, france quarantine, it is a covert _ you will sonia, france quarantine, it is a covert story, _ you will sonia, france quarantine, it is a covert story, but _ you will sonia, france quarantine, it is a covert story, but it - you will sonia, france quarantine, it is a covert story, but it also - it is a covert story, but it also plays into all kinds of things, uk relationship of europe, how effective it it has been between countries in terms of having a common approach to this problem. given what's happening australia new zealand, whether countries can actually isolate them

k. foreign set proceed dominic rob. he's been meeting with the israeli foreign minister, gabby ash canarvy, and then we'll be meeting with prime minister netanyahu interesting in his meeting with the foreign minister that it's iran. the foreign minister again wanted to bring up just as prime minister netanyahu inserted it in today's comments when he met with secretary blinkin saying this time that it was a rainy and drones that we used by her mass. and that's why there's such a danger with the iran nuclear deal, and the u. s. going back into it, those negotiations ongoing in vienna. they're still at a delicate stage, but that making progress, in fact, the deputy foreign minister of iran is the chief negotiator saying there is some hope that the round that just started could be the last around. and that clearly is worrying of these righties. thank you. james. space at diplomatic ed is reporting west or islam. onto other news. the 2nd sign clones a hit india and just over a week it has made last fall on the east coast. states

k, when the, the ken, it's very, very that went on to become dominant. he has started to spread. there are echoes is that it could send some alarm bells ringing, bump we on to the same position here in the u. k. as we was back in december and january, when the ken barron spread. and that is because of the case successful vaccination campaign. we know today that 7 out of 10 adults here who had at least one dose full out of 10 of now had 2 doses and authorities, the prime minister, boris johnson, saying that there is a high degree of confidence that the vaccine will be able to hold off the spread of this new variance, indeed, in bolton hospitalizations, have gone up the town that we saw in that report that but the majority of those in hospitals still those who are eligible for vaccines but, but didn't accept the vaccines, didn't take them up so that seems to suggest already, so authorities is suggesting that, that evidence that the vaccines are working. and if you look at the picture across england hospitalizations at the moment are still stable and they're very, very low. if you l

he then heads to jordan later on today. and the former chief adviser to the british prime minister is told a parliamentary committee. the government failed the public in its corona virus respond dominic coming the he other officials acted too late. tropical franklin, yas has made land full on india's east coast to hit the states of edition and west bank goal. more than 2000000 people have already been moved to safety, but tens of thousands of homes have been destroyed by the winds. gusting up to 155 kilometers per hour. heavy rain as well, which is caused to be a flooding in several regions. and it's the 2nd with the system to hit india. and just over a week, last week it was in the western coast which was hit the cycling killed more than 140 people. elizabeth per item has moved from new delhi, as she says, the cycle is also complicating the efforts to come back over 19. well, they have been a lot of preparations in place of the last few days and that is because dish and westbank goals are unfortunately no changes to cy clone. there be more than 2000000 people who've been evacuated from low lying areas to shelters site on the mainland full on wednesday morning on dishes closed. and s

k, when the, the tenants buried the varying that went on to become dominant. he has started to spread. there are echoes is that it could send some alarm bells ringing, bump we on to the same position here in the u. k. as we was back in december and january when the ken barron right. and that is because of the case successful vaccination campaign. we know today that 7 out of 10 adults here who had at least one dose full out of 10 of now had 2 doses and authority, the prime minister boris johnson, saying that there is a high degree of confidence that the vaccine will be able to hold off the spread of this new variance, indeed, in bolton hospitalizations, have gone up the town that we saw in that report that but the majority of those in hospital still those who are eligible for vaccines but, but didn't accept the vaccines, didn't take them up so that seems to suggest, or the so authorities is suggesting that evidence is the vaccines all working. and if you look at the picture across england hospitalizations at the moment are still stable. indeed, they're very, very

he admitted making mistakes himself, but didn't spare those around him. dominicummings described borisjohnson as unfit to lead the country. as for matt hancock, he accused the health secretary of lying and said he "should have been fired". and he described failures right from the start of the pandemic, saying "there was no lockdown plan". our first report is from our political editor, laura kuenssberg, on revelations that give us a glimpse into the heart of government during the pandemic. reality or revenge? delving back into troubled recent history. dominic cummings�*s day to give his version of events. a verdict of failure. and an apology for his part. senior ministers, senior officials, senior advisers like me, fell disastrously short of the standards that the public has a right to expect. when the public needed us most, the government failed. and i would like to say to all the families of those who died, unnecessarily, how sorry i am for the mistakes made and my own mistakes at that. the government's public position had been it was well prepared, but he revea

dominic cummings says he has jot of view? dominic cummings says he has got recordings, _ of view? but — that he likes the circus around this. but he says that he has some evidence, — this. but he says that he has some evidence, let's see it, let's hear it, evidence, let's see it, let's hear it. lets — evidence, let's see it, let's hear it. let's hear— evidence, let's see it, let's hear it, let's hear the evidence, let's see it, let's hear it, let's hearthe prime evidence, let's see it, let's hear it, let's hear the prime minister's account, — it, let's hear the prime minister's account, let's have some honesty and transparency— account, let's have some honesty and transparency about why these decisions have been made. the government have said they will have an enquiry— government have said they will have an enquiry into covid, as to why we have _ an enquiry into covid, as to why we have the _ an enquiry into covid, as to why we have the worst death toll in europe and one _ have the worst death toll in europe and one of— have the worst death toll in europe and one of the worst fall

and i suppose he will have to decide does he address all of these claims by dominic cummings head on he stick to the strategy the whole government has been pursuing so far, which is basically to ignore it and just carry on with the job, which is what the prime minister will be seen doing today when he visits a hospital and talks about the vaccine programme and the recovery from covid? in terms of what happens in the commons this morning, you can bet there will be a strong attack from labour and we got a preview from that from labour's deputy leader angela rayner. h0 deputy leader angela rayner. no minister who lies to the public, especially not with the consequences that we _ especially not with the consequences that we have, should be in their post _ that we have, should be in their post and — that we have, should be in their post and i_ that we have, should be in their post. and i believe that there are serious _ post. and i believe that there are serious allegations and that matt hancock — serious allegations and that matt hancock has to justify why we have ended _ hancock has to j

parliamentary committee, the government failed the public in its current a virus response. dominant coming says he and other officials acted to light the un security council is expected to hold an emergency meeting on molly in the coming hours after the countries military pushed out its transitional leaders. the united states has joined international condemnation of the detention of the inter him prime minister and president, answered vice president, colonel. i see me go to ousted them and ordered the arrest. going to says elections will take place as planned. next year. un security council has also been discussing the ongoing humanitarian situation in syria. that's as elections are being held there, but only in government controlled areas. and this little charles of president bush out of acid losing, despite the decade of wool and an economy and free full set of holder, is a neighboring lebanon, a thousands of syrians, the vis refugees in the ha. president sharla says 21 year rule is about to be extended for another 7 years. he's run for a 4th term in an election where the outcome is not in doubt

parliamentary committee, the government failed the public in its current virus response. dominant coming says he and other officials acted too late. last week, he accused borrowed johnston's government of incompetence and lying to the public about its herd of unity strategy. cummings was ousted from downing street in november amid rumors of a rift with the prime minister. there's no doubt at all that many senior people performed for, for disastrously below the standards which the country has a right to expect. i think that the secretary of state for health is certainly one of those people. i said repeatedly to the prime minister that he should be fired. so to the cabinet secretary, so did many other senior people the u. k prime minister barak johnson has responded to dominant cummings and his ations in parliament handling this pandemic has been one of the most difficult things these countries had to do for a very long time. and none of the decisions have been easy to get into a lockdown is a chromatic thing for a country. to deal with dependent on this scale has been appallingly difficult. and w

parliamentary committee, the government failed the public and its current virus response. dominic coming says he and other officials acted too late. return to our top story, the fragile truth between israel and hum as a leader of her master's political faction. and garza has been addressing the media . he says a much larger conflict could break out in the future if issues between israel and the palestinians are not resolved. if the whole world doesn't move to stop and put a limit to the practices of the occupation and alex, a mosque shake gera, and the holy city in general, it will be a reason to ignite a big religious war in the region and bring in a state of worry and widespread chaos in the middle east and the whole world form a south african president, jacob zoom or is pleaded not guilty to corruption charges. in the case zoom, a face is 18 charges of corruption, racketeering fraud and money laundering. so part of a $2000000000.00 deal in $999.00. soon the served as the deputy president bank, then zoom is rejecting the charges saying he's a victim of a witch hunt by arrival faction of the br

he goes. also, dominic cummings posed _ he goes. osed some questions about the system of government in the uk. why did the _ system of government in the uk. why did the government and the civil service — did the government and the civil service and the scientists not have a plan _ service and the scientists not have a plan for— service and the scientists not have a plan for a — service and the scientists not have a plan fora pandemic like service and the scientists not have a plan for a pandemic like this? service and the scientists not have a plan fora pandemic like this? why did they— a plan fora pandemic like this? why did they not — a plan fora pandemic like this? why did they not have the structures in place _ did they not have the structures in place to— did they not have the structures in place to deliver things like testing, and also the shielding programme? and so, those are questions — programme? and so, those are questions that will be asked by lots of people. — questions that will be asked by lots of people, to lots of pe

what was his motives here in, in, in laying out exactly what he just happened in the fight inside the wall, the government and dominant coming, put it forward really. as a public interest argument that he's his actions were unable. he said people how to write know the doctor as he described it, early in the early stages, essentially, because the public inquiry, he said into the, we're going to take too long people how to write know that is the same people who are on visions all the power now, but there are a lot of people pursing the dominant cummings of which there are many who will question his night is the streaming device is bigger here in the u. k. had a very public fallout with the prime minister. he's obviously less government as well, that will be some who will say that this is amanda, who simply has an axe to grind. he has got revenge, that he wants to take regardless of his credibility though and with his most of the giving for making this testimony. he was a man who was at the top table when the decision was being made and his allegations are going to mean that they are serious questions facing the governme

he admitted making mistakes himself, but didn't spare those around him. dominiconhson as unfit to lead the country. as for matt hancock, he accused the health secretary of lying and said he "should have been fired". and he described failures right from the start of the pandemic, saying "there was no lockdown plan". our first report is from our political editor, laura kuenssberg, on revelations that give us a glimpse into the heart of government during the pandemic. reality or revenge? delving back into troubled recent history. dominic cummings�*s day to give his version of events. a verdict of failure. and an apology for his part. failure. and an aolo: for his art. ,, ., and an apology for his part. senior minister, senior _ and an apology for his part. senior minister, senior officials, - and an apology for his part. senior minister, senior officials, senior. minister, senior officials, senior advisers like me, fell disastrously short of the standards that the public has a right to expect. when the public needed us most, the government failed. and i would like t

he made with his family from london to county durham. here's our deputy political editor vicky young. we'd all been told to stay at home, but dominics' home in durham. before setting off, he was seen rushing out of downing street after discovering his wife had covid. weeks later, in the rose garden at downing street, he was forced to explain. i was worried that if my wife and i were both seriously ill, possibly hospitalised, there was nobody in london that we could reasonably ask to look after our child and expose themselves to covid. but today he revealed another version of events. my wife called saying, "there's a gang of people outside saying they're going to break into the house and kill everybody inside." so it was actually repeated security threats which prompted the move to durham. but when the story erupted, mr cummings decided not to mention that. now, at this point i madejust a terrible, terrible, terrible mistake, which i'm extremely sorry about. so i ended up giving the whole rose garden thing where what i said was true, but we left out a kind of crucial part of it all. and just the whole thing was a complete disaster,

by that when president trump started talking last year about the importance of dominance and dominating. he used those terms when he was discussing how he bought the police and federal authorities against the police violence. but i think that the same way feminists have used the concept of dominance and control to try to think more clearly about rape and partner violence may be important for thinking about other forms of violence and i'm late to the party but this is what donald was writing about decades ago. i think that's a really interesting question because growing up, you know, there was an expectation that as a young man, as a teenager, that you had to have a certain capacity for violence even to avoid violence. if you didn't want to be picked on, you had to show people around you that you were capable of engaging in the kind of violence that would engage you and that was the expectation of being a boy. if i didn't want to get beat up i had to show i was capable of beating somebody else up and then other people wouldn't want to where they would think twice about doing so. a large part

destiny in the french revolution a gifted military leader and fiercely ambitious he was crowned emperor 35 and went on to dominate europe he created many of france's institutions and his napoleonic code still defined civil law but his lust for power cost many lives napoleon bonaparte was a deeply complex person but a progressive and an autocrat so what he should be remembered increasingly divides people in frogs the western port of knowledge was the center of france's slave trade abolished during the french revolution napoleon reinstated slavery in france is colonies an 802 it's a part of napoleon's legacy that campaign a mission says was ignored for too long it's very important to have these keys to understand history as it is and not as good as we would like it to be offering of a. new way to look at what the past was is. is the right way to understand what the present his and what the future could be whether regarded as a tyrant or genius fascination with napoleon induce and this is a letter that napoleon wrote while he was on st helena yeah. oh i will show you so it's very rare is very very letters like this

and don't forget, before he left downing street last november, dominic cummings was a man whose opinionsjohnson—valued greatly. and tweet by tweet over the last 2a hours, he has been revealing those opinions and they are very damning and very critical of the prime minister and of this government. just quickly, we are expecting to see dominic cummings appear before two select committees this week as well? yes, he's going to appear before a joint committee of the science and health committees where he'll be asked his opinions on what happened in those early stages in february and march, leading up to the first lockdown and then throughout the summer. the former british prime minister, gordon brown, has called on borisjohnson to use next month's g7 summit in cornwall to step up funding of the global covid vaccine rollout. $66 billion is required to complete the un—led covax programme, and mr brown says that at least two thirds of that sum ought to be covered by the g7 group of nations. he said that while most adults in britain have had vaccinations, the figure in africa was just 2%, and 11% for in

the next thing, energy dominant. he said we are all of the petroleum industry, and that gave any of us the economy that we have. if we had prior to the pandemic we had the greatest economy entering the trump mr. shall we of the greatest economy we have had in my lifetime and i'm old so that's a long time. we are the only country that doesn't have some type of security and the population, the popularity of this thing was 71% of people wanted a secure border. it is nothing against central americans or mexicans, it is just securing the border, and all of these things were done. i remember, and you can't see the picture anymore, but me handing this to trump. he looked at it, and he said i did all that? he wasn't even aware of it, but he did it all. anyway, the sky did a great job, and all of that, but i want to tell you, we did this in june of -- june 20, 2008. anyway. he did all of that, and the senators that -- that was very successful. anyway, i will give you one of these cards so you can see what did happen. what would

dominic hughes explains. this is talla. in less than five seconds, he'sr — who doesn't take that much longer. all these dogs have been specially trained to identify what researchers have found to be covid's distinctive odour. the dogs were able to be trained... you can hear one barking in the background there. the dogs were able to be trained really quickly on this order and were able to distinguish people who were infected from those who were uninfected. so the best dog was able to detect somebody correctly that had covid 94% of the time, which is really, really high and very exciting. research has already moved on to testing whether the dogs can identify the person wearing a t—shirt that belonged to someone who had covid. watch how this dog immediately finds the right person. even as people file past, there's no fooling in these dogs with their incredible sense of smell. which dog have we got with you today? this is talla. a dog like talla here would have 350 million sensory receptors dedicated to olfaction. now, us humans have got five million so that

but dominic cummings is a man, i agree, i agree that he was the, the guy we must not forget, dominic cummings, if the guy who presented a plan to boris johnson about how we could become prime minister about how the campaign to take britain out. the european union could be one boris johnson dominant cummings, he's very job. and so now when don't at cummings opens his mouth and it's got things to say. british politics listens the system of select committees that we have in the u. k, which was set up by the before the prime minister is covered for margaret thatcher . it's a very effective way of politicians holding the government to account, especially when there is this large h u. c. majority i talked about and it's happening now because dominant cummings is a nightmare for a prime minister. he was the guy in the room where the big decisions, what happened, and he's angry and he doesn't care now how much trouble it causes it's for my boss . kevin crick is good to get your thoughts on this, and we appreciate you joining us and i'll just 0. thank you very much indeed. pleasure. up. while

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remarkable moments, like when he said, this hasn't been reported much, when borisjohnson went on, as he put it, dominicwo—week holiday in february 2020, they were almost relieved that he wasn't going to the cobra meetings, the emergency meetings, because they thought he would be almost unsafe for the country if he did attend. now, these things are astonishing, and even if they don't have an impact on voters, to be honest, they should do. it voters want to turn away, they have got every right to do so, but they are remarkable insights, albeit from a subjective perspective, into the chaos behind the scenes of the british government tackling what is unquestionably the biggest challenge since 1916. one of the specific allegations that was made against the government was over the decision to allow hospital patients who had been treated for covid to return to care homes, apparently having been tested first, but, of course, it turned out many of them hadn't been tested, and the consequence was a lot of people dying in care homes. you work in this sector, you understand a lot, you talk to a lot of people in th

what was his motives here in, in, in laying out exactly what he happened in the, in find inside the rules of governments and a dominant coming, put it forward really, as a public interest argument that his, his actions were unable. he said people how to write know the doctor as he described it, early in the early stages, essentially, because the public inquiry, he said into this, we're going to take too long people how to write know that is the same people who are physicians of power. now, but there are a lot of people think that dominant cummings, of which there are many who will question his motives isn't streaming devices bigger? here in the u. k. had a very public fall out with the prime minister. he's obviously less government as well. that will be some who will say that this is a man who simply has an axe to grind. he has got revenge, that he wants to take regardless of his credibility though and with his most of the giving for making this testimony. he was a man who was at the top table when these decisions were being made and his allegations are going to mean that they are serious questions facing the governme

he should have been more open about. our deputy political editor vicky young reports. we'd all been told to stay at home, but dominicngs didn't. he, in fact, travelled to his parents' home in durham. before setting off, he was seen rushing out of downing street after discovering his wife had covid. weeks later, in the rose garden at downing street, he was forced to explain. i was worried that if my wife and i were both seriously ill, possibly hospitalised, there was nobody in london that we could reasonably ask to look after our child and expose themselves to covid. but today he revealed another version of events. my wife called saying, "there's a gang of people outside saying they're going to break into the house and kill everybody inside." so it was actually repeated security threats which prompted the move to durham. but when the story erupted, mr cummings decided not to mention that. now, at this point i madejust a terrible, terrible, terrible mistake, which i'm extremely sorry about. so i ended up giving the whole rose garden thing where what i said was true, but we left out a kind of crucial part of it all. an

so he wanted to refute what dominic cummings said but did not want to get drawn into the detail, labourons further in england on 21st ofjune, it depends on the data. so maybe we'll have more reference to that from matt hancock today as well?— today as well? absolutely, this is the pressing _ today as well? absolutely, this is the pressing question _ today as well? absolutely, this is the pressing question for - today as well? absolutely, this is the pressing question for the - the pressing question for the government that they have been waiting to see what the data will show about the spread of the variant of coronavirus first identified in india. you heard matt hancock saying, look, we will have to wait and see as well, we need more time to assess the impact of it. certainly the prime minister has been saying up until now that he has seen no evidence to suggest there would be to be any deviation from the road map, so the planned full reopening on the 21st ofjune. but today we heard him say, well, we may need to wait, but i think ministers will point you to the fact that they had alread