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 happened. and look, boris johnson has a e, an uncanny ability it seems to survive and to get past political difficulties. there was an interesting cartoon, a caricature in the sunday times newspaper just yesterday at boris johnson portrayed as a kind of slippery picket who was sliding through the grasps. with the grasping hands of, of a police officer. and it really goes to the knob of it that somehow or other boys johnson seems to have this half long quality. but despite the difficulties he faces, he seems to be able to wriggle his way out of them. the police inquiry could still be damaging and, and there's another poss

p 's, who now have to decide about doris. johnson's future will, will give them a lot of food for thought. well calls for johnson's resignation or growing louder burger, as we all know. does he still have support sufficient support within his own party to hold on opinion amongst his m p. 's, who are really determining about his future seems to be divided. there are some who are trying to brush this off. they say he was ambushed with a birthday cake was a surprise party. he didn't really know about. it's not his food. somebody else said, well, that has to be a sensor for top proportion. if the prime minister gets served a slice of cake in his office, what's the big deal? but there are others who take as much more seriously. and we know that one former minister david davis has asked him to resign in parliament. so there are others who are very, very angry about it and it takes 54 of his members of his own party in parliament to actually launch a vote of no confidence express. ah, their wish to do that. and then this would happen. of course, the other opportunity would be for poorest johnson

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the reason seems to be that people expect a lower standard of behavior from doris johnson than they would from say, david cameron or a teresa mate. i'm as a result, they're simply saying, oh, it's just forrest, the corruption, i think, is still more related to the fact that bars johnson and his crew were telling everybody else to locked down while they manifestly weren't doing it themselves. now that is a life and death issue, whereas wall paper and painting the, the floor or 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 that we have massive amounts of money which look linked to favors where the bars had 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 and still had for you in this news, our joe biden has some rather harsh words for donald trump, one year on from the storming of the capital that story and j

what we do know though is once that rapport lance on doris johnson's table, he'll have just a few hours before he has to make it publicly known and release it. and as every minute goes by now, the calls for him to resign and for him to go, i'm guessing louder and louder in the news with the german government debating whether or not to introduce a covey vaccine mandate for over a scenes. protesters had been rallying in berlin against the proposals. there was a big police presence on the streets and several demonstrators were reportedly detained. the bulk of the action was at the boon to start where lawmakers were debating the controversial legislation. the monday it's been a bone of contention between politicians with the opposition party saying a sweeping mandate would be overkill. because the army con variance is milder. we heard from some of those attending the rally. i don't like it very much. the moment you you name it mandatory. yeah. it's mandatory to everybody has to have the same ride. this is really weird that we can't be like 6 months, at least an immune scene. as a movie, we'

they're saying mr. stormer should be investigated just like doris johnson, especially after his finger pointing against the prime minister. his defense that he didn't realize he was, it's a party. ah, it is so ridiculous that is actually offensive to the british. yeah. with the whole country was locked down. he was posting boozy policies in town express. he now going to do a decent thing and reside here stormers at defense there on the offensive indeed against boris johnson. now i spoke with radio host, john galt, he thinks politicians on both sides are absolutely failing to live by example. but in any case, the country needs to focus on more pressing issues was a smell. it's the stench of hypocrisy. obviously, he wasn't doing what a lot subarus staff seemed to be doing avenue right, booze up in the garden. but he was inside the house. he was drinking beer and his excuse that they were having a chinese and therefore his work meal is frankly ludicrous. these politicians are all the same. they make the rules, and they want us to act in a certain way. but they don't want the rules to appl

what we do know though, is once that report lands on doris johnson's table, he'll have just a few hours before he has to make it publicly known and release it. and as every minute goes by now, the calls for him to resign and for him to go, i'm guessing louder and louder. well, the british government also wanted to fire over the ever growing and h s waiting times, which can sometimes have fatal results. in september last year, 27 year old norman barcode was taken to a and e and lincoln, with chest pains. he died outside the emotions, a unit after being told he'd have to wait for 4 hours to see a doctor. we spoke to his mother. now tommy and kid chest pains, they said they'd pay for an ambulance, but they got told there was going to be a chill out. why actually told us to sit down. but there was no way to say that people were standing outside normally. hot, you know, given a week night leave, wow. well, i was still got my given my home and i'm only wasn't able to help me now need to the tell we have to wait for was a come across to me in a way, teach down in europe. stop, stay in for anot

what we do know though, is once that rapport lands on doris johnson's table, he'll have just a few hours before he has to make it publicly known and release it. and as every minute goes by now, the calls for him to resign him for him to go. i'm guessing louder and louder. the british government also under fire over ever growing any chance waiting times which can sometimes fatal results. in september last year 27 year old norman barker was taken to a, in, in the city of lincoln with chest pains. he died outside the emergency unit. after being told he'd have to wait 4 hours to see a medic. i spoke to his mother. now tommy and i can't chest pains, they said they'd pay for an ambulance, but they got told there was going to be a chill out. why? actually told us to sit down, but there was no way to say that people were standing outside normally. hot, you know, given a week 9 label out to well, but i was still got my given my whole symptoms and i'm only wasn't able to spell it . and i need to be told we have to wait for was a come across to me in a hallway teacher down in europe. stop, stay in

may, 2020, i believed implicitly that this was a work event. british families all outraged by doris johnson's apology. after he admitted attending down the street party during the you case 2020 national lockdown, we talked to a man who buried his father during that period. at the same time that i was at my father's funeral, he was taking on a bringing your abuse part. it why does he beneath the rules that he create that he made, didn't apply to him, have the job all pick up the tab. canada's good beck province is planning to punish them vaccinated with a special tax locals. tell us how they feel about the plan. i think it's unfair to just suggest it's the responsibility or the fall to those that are on vaccinate.

behold, he still here, the reason seems to be that people expect a lower standard of behavior from doris johnson than they would from say, david cameron or a teresa mate. i'm as a result, they're. busy simply saying, oh, it's just forrest. now, i do think he's honorable. i still think that if the may elections this year, the local elections go badly than the one thing that boris johnson brings to the conservative party has gone, namely electoral success. so i think that he's being watched, particularly by something called the 1922 committee, that's the back bench committee in the conservatives. and if he doesn't deliver the goods and votes and ballot boxes, then it'll have to go. but at the moment, he doesn't seem to have done enough to lose his job, which is strange because he's telling us that he's a prime minister who doesn't even remember asking for money for the refurbishment of dining street that calls into question. how focus did he or i guess you call him the question his memory, but also i guess perhaps cool and the question, the memory of the nation because it seems today that people d

of may, 2020, i believed implicitly that this was a work didn't. british families are outrage doris johnson's apology after he admitted attending a downing street party during your case 2020 national lockdown. we spoke to a man who buried his father during that period. at the same time the buyers at my car was funeral. he was taking our and bring your own views party. why does he believe in how to create that he made? didn't apply to him, have the job, or pay the tab counter. this pullback province is planning to punish the unvaccinated with special tax locals to tell us how they feel about the plan. i think it's unfair to just suggest it's the responsibility or the fall to those that are unvaccinated. we can, for anybody to have a job in place of slammed for abusing them powers after the knows they illegally access, personal data that have been collected by coven tracking. with either, if you aren't in questioning more and questioning what you're watching, this is our take. great. have you with us? rubbing salt into the wounds. brood families who had to bury their loved ones during the heigh

what we do know though, is once that report lance on doris johnson's table, he'll have just a few hours before he has to make it publicly known and release it. and as every minute goes by now, the calls for him to resign and for him to go, i'm guessing louder and louder. now the british government also under fire over ever growing and h as waiting times, which can sometimes a fatal results in september last year 27 year old norman barker was taken to a, in the, in the city of lincoln with chest pains. he died outside the emergency unit after being told he'd have to wait 4 hours to see a medic. i spoke to his mother a, thow tommy and chit chest pains, they said they'd running for an ambulance, but they got told there was going to be a chill out. like i was actually told this to sit down, but there was no way to say that people was standing outside normally, hot, you know, given a wing 9 label output to, well, i was stuck up my given my home symptoms and i'm only wasn't able to spell it and i need to be told we have to wait for was a come across to a, in a hallway teacher down in your stu

now you'd have thought that that might make people like doris johnson, take a step back in and have a word with themselves. but of course they've got their own. i mean, he's got his own reasons for talking it up as we are the earlier in the bulletin. and the us has got to, you know, basically does not want a peaceful resolution of this crisis. it wants it to drag on so that they can bring sanctions to bear on russia as part of general geopolitical contest with the russian federation. you know, basically threatening to fight to the last ukrainian. yeah. then we've got the discrepancy of the confusion over how many russian troops on russian soil in their own sovereign country are gathered around ukraine's border. 100000 has been pushed around for a long time. now. mister bens it defended. that's not. although i've got a sales done otherwise, what so that the number the russia says, ah, on the border, is it more? is it less, i suppose the well using what may claim to be satellite images and intel. so it's a bit of a confusion. what's going on there yet? well, i think it is clear that the

and he valko brings us more now from london. dominic coming said doris johnson's former chief adviser turned arch nemesis, who released the statement on his blog on monday saying that he had on she advised that the prime minister and he has witnesses to prove it. he says, to say that attending this event would be very, very body wouldn't look good. and the prime minister needs to get a grip of the downing street madhouse. and according to coming sparse, johnson's response was simply just wave this through and attend the event. johnson saying that that is not the case. he is defended, his stance that he believed he was indeed going to a work event. but it was a pretty bruising interview or round boss johnson holding his head down throughout the entire question. when he was asked about a double leaving, do that took place at number 10 downing street on the eve of the duke of adam bras . funeral a day in which the nation was in mourning. the queen was sitting in isolation away from her family. we now have at least 6 conservative m p 's who have gone on record calling for his resignation.

only been around 15 minutes, but he has been grilled by the leader of the opposition, although doris johnson is sticking to it was yesterday. he said, i've said what i've said another essentially is that he thought it was a work event that nobody warned him that it was anything up, but the work event puppy lied to the public and parliament. no, nobody told me that what we were doing was you say against the rules who is on the record. say unto you are lying that you were warned about this event and you went ahead anyway that you knew, i didn't tell you it or she categorically that nobody told me. i can't believe that we would have gone ahead with an event that people were saying was against the rules. you're not locked in. and he told, nobody warned me that it was against the rule because i would, i would remember now all of this comes as prussia is, of course, mounting on the prime minister and his future. many people are arguing that he really needs to resign, but that could be another way out for the prime minister and. and what we've seen is major development here in the westminster, arou

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now you'd have thought that that might make people want doris johnson take a step back in and have a word with themselves. but of course they've got their own. i mean, he's got his own reasons. he told me to the us was good, you know, basically does not want a peaceful resolution of this crisis. it wants to drive home so that they can bring sanctions to bear on russia as part of general geo political contest with the russian federation of, you know, basically threatening to flight to the last ukrainian if you've been following this story next, this is not america anymore. is how a passenger in spirit a lunch reacted when staff told him to remove his face miles because it had the antibody. let's go brandon slogan on it. video of that instance exploded of social media. rocca param, folder 1000 views on tick tock alone. not america anymore. the america anymore, because if i had a b, l math guy, what did it been? ok, what does that mean? like like that or? no. what does that grand in? what does that mean? it's my name. but isn't it? freedom of speech to have the mascot is it? is it a fre

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 parts of europe. now we have got a big area of high pressure across western areas. i'm are seeing things, whereas the calm down over to was used to the moment we do still have quite a stiff wi

there's no sign of uneasy exit from boris johnson at this point, regions, and no desire from doris johnson's ahead for the exist either. i mean, oh, what we're hearing there from kiersten are the leaders. the opposition is an impassioned plea for boris johnson's own. m. p. 's to turn on their leader. the question is whether those m. p 's are prepared to listen to what the opposition leader has to say and, and, and do what he wants them to do, which is to send letters of no confidence to the 1922 committee and thereby spark a leadership challenge to boris johnson. i'm the guy, it's looking very unlikely that there's any appetite for that any more what we've had in the last week and a half since su grey's report was initially due to be released is an a venting of anger and frustration and exasperation. and then a gun in the news cycle has moved on, and we were waiting for su grey's report to come out. we then, at the metropolitan police, intervene and say that because they were investigating in a criminal sense, some of the gatherings that so great report would not be able to have all every co

the office of british prime minister doris has apologized to the royal family after revelations -- minister boris johnsonas apologized to the royal family after revelations of a party while the country was under lockdown. and has emerged two gatherings took place last april, on the night before the funeral of the queen's husband, prince philip. to northern indiana, where tens of thousands -- india now, where tens of thousands of pilgrims have gathered for a holy festival. despite spike in covid-19 infections. our next report looks at how pilgrims and the authorities are dealing with the omicron variant, which is driving the surge. reporter: tens of thousands of people come together to take the holy dip. under the watchful eye of police. in some places, authorities have sent of drones to sprinkle holy water -- up drones to sprinkle holy water, so people don't come too close to one another. but not everyone is listening to the authorities. >> people are standing here on the banks of the river and roaming around without any masks. nobody is following the guidelines. and announcements are being made to urge

something that puts a very loyal, usually to boys johnson reporting like the day mail, talking about the bbc license fee, the culture sector. nadine doris. it's now saying that she wants to freeze the amount of money that people pay for that license fee for 2 years. this is supposed to be a sweetener if you'd like to the public, and then there are things, but they're calling operation red meat, which involved policies like putting the military in charge of trying to stop those crossings of refugees and migrants across the channel from france. so these are all things which have been seen as a vote winning policies, which might when boys johnson some popularity go look at this in the very pro conservative sunday express pm ditches old rules, but will it save him back to reference to the covered regular regulations being reviewed the end of january, expected to get rid of all the things like mass wearing, but that might have happened anyway. and then in the observer, just one last one, tories will asked p. m if he tries to dodge polity gate blame. so really running home, the message that if for is johnson try is to put all of the blame on

those lines i think to put dorie miller in broader context, you have to remember that it was not until bill clinton's administration and the materials were actually sent to johnson c. smith which is a black university to be invented and then they were sent to a committee of historians and this is for the army's sovereign african-american soldiers who would be awarded the medal of honor, who had received anywhere from distinguished service crosses to silverstar in order to elevate these men to the medals of honor they deserve. and in many instances the reason they were awarded the medal because their white superior officers the captains and majors who fought with them refused to give up the effort repeatedly being denied, denied, denied and they were relentless about it because they knew these men deserved a medal of honor trade that is but it took until then. one of the things that will come up tomorrow is that there has never been the review of the first world war. in the decorations board was known to be racist in both world wars. look at the history of the military before any medals of honor. not in world war i or world war ii was not going to happen. african

doris: you look at a decade like the 1960's and you know how it ended and you feel sad about that decade, extraordinary things happened. in the middle of that decade, you take on the johnsonr, a man that i knew very well and for whom i feel still an enormous respect and i think historians will accord him that respect he deserves despite the war in vietnam. he comes into the presidency in the middle of that decade after john kennedy is killed and he makes civil rights his first priority. his advisor said, you cannot do that. you only have a certain amount of currency as president, he cannot spend it on this. he said, than what the hell is the presidency for? he somehow, with the civil rights movement haven't given him the strength to do it, he get the civil rights bill through the congress. that she just a face of america. segregation is ended lately in the south. they think they have to have another year before they can get voting rights because they have to absorb the civil rights thing. then the selma demonstrations take place. this is how change takes place. when an outside movement to create the social conscience and changes public sentiment, then the inside channels

doris: you look at a decade like the 1960's and you know how it ended and you feel sad about that decade, extraordinary things happened. in the middle of that decade, you take on the johnsonr, a man that i knew very well and for whom i feel still an enormous respect and i think historians will accord him that respect he deserves despite the war in vietnam. he comes into the presidency in the middle of that decade after john kennedy is killed and he makes civil rights his first priority. his advisor said, you cannot do that. you only have a certain amount of currency as president, he cannot spend it on this. he said, than what the hell is the presidency for? he somehow, with the civil rights movement haven't given him the strength to do it, he get the civil rights bill through the congress. that she just a face of america. segregation is ended lately in the south. they think they have to have another year before they can get voting rights because they have to absorb the civil rights thing. then the selma demonstrations take place. this is how change takes place. when an outside movement to create the social conscience and changes public sentiment, then the inside channels