duncan is an extreme nominee. his nomination has been his senseless attack on health care for women, especially women in rural and underserved areas. his nomination is an attack on lgbt civil rights, an attack on free and open access to the ballot for all americans. one only needs to look at his record. mr. duncan served as lead counsel in hobby lobby v. burwell in which the supreme court ruled that a for-profit corporation can have religious beliefs and, therefore, can deny contraceptive coverage as part of their employer-sponsored health insurance plans. i have said this before, mr. president, and i'll say it again. i have never sat next to a corporation in church. corporations do not have religious beliefs and a woman should have access to reproductive health services and the freedom to make cher own decisions about her own health care. in addition to his record of hostility to the self-determination of women, mr. duncan has been abysmal civil rights record. mr. duncan coauthored an amicus brief, an opposition

duncan -- criticism of mr. duncan. they said in this case he said that, in this case over here he said that. they say it like it's his point of view. it's his client's point of view. mr. duncan is a senior partner in a boutique firm, which, of course, is a smaller firm that has a specialty here in be washington, d.c., and clients from all over the country and all over the world come to him with constitutional law problems and they ask him to litigate it. they ask him to espouse their point of you, not mr. duncan's point of you, the client's point of you. and it's just not fair, mr. president, and it seems to me to criticize a lawyer for doing what he is bound by our code of ethics and indeed the law to do. if i didn't think kyle duncan wouldn't call the balls and the strikes based on the rule of law that we cherish in america, i wouldn't be standing here today. but he will. and i would respectfully suggest all my colleagues to put aside the politics, put aside whether they like president trump or not, and look at this

>> duncan: they are.afety standards that we would anticipate. >> kroft: have you ever heard this before? >> duncan: i have not. >> kroft: is that something you might look into? >> duncan: it's something that we do look into on a routine basis, yes. >> kroft: is it something you will look into? >> duncan: it's something we will continue to look into. >> kroft: it must be noted that there has been a sharp drop-off in the number of allegiant's service difficulty reports, since we notified the airline and the f.a.a. that we were working on this story and began requesting information. it may have to do with the fact that allegiant replaced ten of its old md-80s with new aircraft from airbus. but we do know that this serious incident that occurred in september is not reported in the public record. allegiant flight 514 had just landed in fresno, california and was rolling up to the gate, when it suddenly stopped short as the cabin began to fill with fumes and smoke. scott shuemake, his brother, chris, and sister

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you had to have duncan.ou 7 there were a few too many macs for norwegian taste and so macduff was the only name shortened. let's talk about what makes a really good crime thriller of the kind that you write. what is the secret of that genre? what is it that keeps you going in it? the big difference between the harry hole series and macbeth is that the harry hole series is who did it crime mysteries and macbeth is a why did they do it mystery. then again, the protagonist, the heroes of the story are similar. they are both half protagonists and half antagonists. and while harry is flirting with the dark side, of course macbeth is taking the full step into the dark side. the thing about harry as a policeman is that he does everything he can to put you off, i mean, he is pretty unpleasant. his relationships are all over the place, he's a drunk and all sorts of things. and yet we like him. why do we like him? i think because we can relate to his sins. i think it's him being, making the wrong moral choices are mor

loyal to duncan and he's a protagonist.ender of good causes that he is sort of an idealist but what he is doing both in the play and the story is using a rhetoric to convince himself that it's the right thing to do. once you have a character who works, then everything else follows and it has got to be that way around and not the plot that throws up a character who happens to be good. you find the right character and you're away. the stories are not about murders or thrones, they are about people, real people like you and i making moral decisions. and conflict within that character. that is what it is all about. that is what i've been writing about since i started and that is very much at the core of the story of macbeth and that is why when i was asked, can you write a novel based on a shakespeare play? i said i can't write on any play but if you give me macbeth i will definitely do it. well, you've done it. jo nesbo, thank you very much. thank you. good morning. after the unusual warmth of last week, more standard fa re wa

duncan. mr. duncan: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this is a very simple amendment to establish a national standard of care for hiring freight shippers. this is purely and simply about highway safety and everything carried on planes, of course, goes to and from on our highways. currently, there is no law that requires freight brokers or others to have any sort of standard when hiring a carrier for a shipment. under this amendment, a broker or other entity would be deemed to have acted in a reasonable and prudent manner if they made sure the carrier met these three requirements. one, authorization to operate by the federal motor carrier safety administration. two, the minimum insurance coverage required by federal law. and three, that the carrier had no current federal unsatisfactory safety fitness determination. this amendment does not prohibit or limit in any way any type of lawsuit, and in fact, a lawyer could show a broker or company had acted in an unreasonable man fer they did not comply with this hiring standard. -- man

mark, congressman duncan saying it is an invaluable part of what we do. let's hear from andy in san diego, california, on democrats line. andy, hang on just a moment. we'll hear from greg walden chairman of the committee, take you back live and get back to your call. >> facebook was the focus of today's hearing, but ts itch usz we dug into apply to many other companies as well. we'll keep going down this path and doing the entire tech industry. determining the right balance between ads and personal privacy will be one of the challenges of our time. we have a lot of work to do. we understand our responsibility and duty. but i think we are up to the task. i tried to put the best interests and protection of consumers at the forefront of what the energy and commerce committee does and look at the tech industry will be no different. consumers will come first. with buildinillions of users ar the world we'll make sure we do our part as lawmakers to keep americans safe online. >> [ inaudible question ] >> absolutely. you know, we'll valve yat weval but this is is

iain duncan—smithjoins chairs that meeting. iain duncan—smith joins me from chairs that meeting.nstituency, the former leader of the conservative. your thoughts on what theresa may should be saying to the cabinet, what do you feel is the way forward? i'm pretty certain that theresa may will be presenting the cabinet with the evidence first of all cabinet with the evidence first of a ll calls cabinet with the evidence first of all calls of you have already heard president macron saying he has very clear evidence that the syrians not only used this but is deployed it, the chemical weapons that is, and therefore i expect the british government will be in possession of almost the same information, as will the americans. the question is whether this was an attack by syria, the syrian government, president assad, and the answer is yes, and it was a chemical weapons attack. if they it is with that and then saying that it is a breach of their international agreements and also, if you remember, president putin said back when president obama did not take action, he said he would guarantee

duncan's fitness. i'm glad the fifth circuit will benefit from his expertise. speaking of well-qualified nominees the president will vote today on the president's choice for secretary of state. we'll consider an outstanding nominee. fortunately we have the votes. and later today we'll confirm mike pompeo as our nation's 70th secretary of state. we've been discussing director pompeo's abundant qualifications all week. in a little over the year the senate has had two opportunities to assess his considerable qualifications. last january a bipartisan supermajority of us saw fit to confirm him as c.i.a. director, and his performance in that role, exemplary by all accounts, has given us even more compelling cause to confirm him as our chief diplomat. he's earned the trust and the confidence of the commander in chief by providing top-notch counsel on critical issues and helping lead ongoing efforts to lay the groundwork for negotiations aimed at denuclearizing the korean peninsula. along the way he deepened his reputation for fairness and discernment. i'm glad preside

. >> you are short duncan?re short a number of these asset-light models so i think that they're representative of one in the coffee space, but in the burger space, we're short a number of companies and so - >> which ones? >> we're short restaurant brands, qsr. they're a good example they have a publicly traded entity, affiliate, that is the largest burger king franchisee called carole's restaurant symbol taft. if you look at carole's restaurant which owns hundreds and hundreds of burger king and the fms of the parent qsr, it's night and day. >> that carole's is growing revenues but profitablies are floating higher labor costs higher commodity cost, all these things that affect the businesses but don't affect the franchisors. sooner or later you can't have a situation where the boxes are struggling and the parent is prospering >> that just doesn't work over time >> i want to run through the duncan earnings, they did report the street was looking for 52 cents. came in with ref view of 301 vs. the 303 million the

a lot of people are. >> reporter: so it's not just one tax preparer here in duncan, oklahoma.e've learned that there may be as many as 100 tax preparers across the country affected by this scam and those are just the ones they know of. so that could be tens of thousands of taxpayers. don fort heads the irs's criminal investigation division. >> we've seen an enormous uptick in the activity. hackers attempting to get information from tax professionals. >> his agent showed us where hackers then sell that information on the dark web. one seller offered this as an example. it's a midwestern couple's full 2016 tax return. >> these people, this couple have no idea that their returns are sitting out there on the dark web for sale. >> yeah. probably not. >> reporter: the seller offered 200 tax returns for the equivalent of $8,000. 100% satisfaction guaranteed they said. the irs is investigating but says the crooks are likely organized crime rings overseas and out of reach. but back in duncan craft says the damage they've done to her business is real. >> my clients are more like a famil

duncan denied the accusations. he announced he will not seek re-election. >>> action superstar, the rock, is not ruling out the run for the presidency. he says maybe not in 2020. "rolling stone" asked him about all of the political buzz and creation of the run the rock 2020 campaign committee. he responded quote it is flattering that people are excited. he added being president is a skill set that requires years and years of experience. johnson would only promise he would be more vocal about who he supports in 2020. all right. >> presumably who he does not support as well. >>> speaking of, former nfl stars and current nfl stars may have helped stop a school shooting. what police are saying about julian edelman of the new england patriots. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed n

duncan scott on the last stroke, i think he's got it. yes, he has got it! this week. he had to beat chad le clos to do it. the man with six gold medals. while england‘s siobhan—marie o‘connor dominated the medley. siobhan—marie o'connor of england. a very good swim indeed. plenty of competition for the last track race. track race. race now, rewarded with gold, scotland‘s fourth on the bike. scotland‘s fourth on the bike. it was worth all the pain. gold in the long jump, olivia breen leaping to glory. heaved his way to gold. a new british record took every emotion. as much to scotland. a win over australia gave the triples team gold. been giving out gold. at full—time, jamell anderson proposed on court. the way to make a winning match even sweeter. joe lynskey, bbc news. celtic are just one win away from the scottish premiership title. the scottish premiership title. park and are 13 points clear of rangers. it was 1—1 at half—time. hamilton had a man sent off. scored a winner within a minute of coming on. —— brought on leigh griffiths. griffiths. with one mo

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in salisbury.a are claiming that united nations chemical weapons inspectors have entered the town of douma in syria, the scene of a suspected attack ten days ago. western powers believe president assad's forces were behind the attack which led to the missile strikes by britain, france and the us. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet sent this report from aleppo. aleppo's ancient ramparts now a monument to president assad's staying power. once in rebel hands, once the scene of the war‘s worst fighting, which divided the city and cost so many lives. now, for the government, a site of celebration, chosen notjust to mark syria's independence, but to show the world the war is going its way. i could not stand here, you could not stand here, we would have been sniped or beheaded. and this is look, look, it became, you know, normal again. tonight, inside this fortress, soldiers strike up national anthem to a crowd of syrian elite and invited guests, some from abroad. entertained by songs and d

b reporter: it's not just one g x preparer here in duncan, oklahoma. no've learned that there may be as many as 100 tax preparers across the country affected by this scam. and those are just the ones they know of, so that could be tens ho thousands of taxpayers. i.r.s. agents showed us where criminals buy those tax returns on the dark web. one seller offered this as an example, a midwestern couple's full 2016 tax return. and how many of these are there out there right now? >> a lot. >> reporter: back in duncan, annette kraft says the scam has turned her business upside down. >> my clients are more like a family. i want them to know that they can trust me, that i can trust atem. it hurts. >> reporter: although the i.r.s. says preparers are the ones being hacked, kraft's own experts told her she was not hacked. he i jeff, the i.r.s. says there are a variety of ways for hackers to get in and steal information. >> glor: a report that makes you gd. but if somebody wants to know how to keep this from happening to them, is there a way? >> reporter: you really

duncan scott on the last stroke, i think he's got it. yes, he has got it! first swimming gold this week. he had to beat chad le clos to do it. the south african‘s father feels the painjust as hard, while england's siobhan—marie 0'connor dominated the medley. a new champion on the 200 metres individual medley, it's siobhan—marie o'connor of england. a very good swim indeed. mark stewart has turned his skills to the points race night. it was worth all the pain. 0n the first day of athletics, wales won their third gold in the long jump, 0livia breen leaping to glory. while in the hammer, england's nick miller heaved his way to gold. a new british record took every emotion. it is more sedate on the bowling green, but it means just as much to scotland. a win over australia gave the triples team gold. no basketball medals are decided yet, but england have been giving out gold. at full—time, jamell anderson proposed on court. the way to make a winning match even sweeter. joe lynskey, bbc news. in the premier league there was plenty of drama at the emirates, where

duncan kennedy, bbc news. of the 1920s has been discovered by the british film institute.ooks in glorious technicolor. footage thought lost for ever, but now rediscovered. a very short film career. she was that famous. her first credited film role. black pirate, donated to the bfi 60 years ago. that's not the pirate, it's something else going on here. ofjunk tape at the start to get things going. these are called leaders. sections of other films from the year it came out, 1926. processing machine. pieces of other film. this is from 1926, this actual bit of tape? it's from 1926, yeah, and it's in excellent condition. really good condition. columnist hedda hopper. footage of her playing the title role in mona lisa. the bfi is unveiling today. from a local television shop in chingford. starring winnie lightner. don't shoot, don't shoot! i don't even know your husband. now, what time is it? pretty near noontime. is that all? isn't that enough? it's never enough. existed in black and white. the power of technicolor and reveal some beyonce—style dance moves. and it's hoped that

her cousin, country singer whitney duncan. >> this is not real. it can't be real. that doesn't happen back in my hometown. >> reporter: right here tonight, those parents who never gave up, now speaking out, only to "20/20." >> i would lay on her bed just trying to feel her again. feel her hand in my hand. >> reporter: their six year journey into the dark underbelly they never knew was just down the road. >> i know my boys. they're drug addicts. they're not murderers. >> reporter: everyone was a suspect. even holly's own brother. >> have you told everything you know about that morning? the trial that made them relive it all. >> boom, boom, boom. he said, i need you to help me bury this body. >> reporter: how did you listen to that testimony? >>> testimony so excruciating. that mother collapsed in the courtroom at one point. good evening. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> i'm david muir. it's a family that really could be any family. your family, a small beautiful town, that mother, a grade school teacher. >> confronted with the shock of finding out someone she had taught in

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. >> reporter: duncan police officer david woods found that supposed refund one day as he checked his bank balance, but: >> it didn't make sense. >> reporter: because? >> i had not filed my taxes. i had not even got my w-2s to file my taxes. >> reporter: so when the scammers called him a week later trying to get the money? >> i told her, "you listen to me, you piece of crap." >> reporter: sufficed to say, he told them off. told them off. >> it's crooks and cheats. i don't like it. >> reporter: he returned the money to the government, but now the i.r.s. says his real refund of $3,000 will be delayed, possibly for months. and he's not alone. over at the local tire shop, 49-year-old jerry duvall told us his $5,800 return is more than two months late. >> we planned on, you know, taking care of expenses, getting caught up on bills. you know, we counted on it. >> reporter: he missed a $200 car payment. and on the very day we spoke to him... >> my car got repo'd. >> reporter: they repossessed your car? i'm sorry. that's hard. at least 230 of kraft's clients have been hit and face months of d

duncans wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. give your family the security it needs at a price you can afford. >>> earlier this week, spotify finally started trading in the public markets this was within of tone of the l awaited moves in ages. normally when a new company becomes public, we like to play a game called "know youri ipo". but they did a direct listing. they list brand-new shares it's not diluted and that's not the only unusual aspect to this deal. spotify was emphatically not looking to make a big splash as part of this event company said it wanted to give its shareholders an opportunity to cash in on the shares if they wanted to. they didn't do a roadshow. they wanted to ring the opening bell on tuesday. the ceo barely gave any interviews, barely collaborated with investment banks at all as it was explained earlier this week -- >> spotify cared less about, about that branding element and about raising capital, because they have a near-unlimited access to capital in the private markets. i've opini i've been working w

what are we expecting, duncan? well, we're expecting, duncan?ting, we don't know, we're expecting the 0pcw to confirm that it was novichok, just like scientists at porton down near here confirmed that it was novichok nearly five weeks ago now. what's not expected, and we don't know for sure, but what's not expected is that they will point the finger at a country as to where this novichok came from, just like porton down scientists didn't. at porton down, beside his, just like the scientists that do tests on things, they are not diplomats or politicians, they leave others to point the finger. if thatis leave others to point the finger. if that is the case, and they only confirmed that it is novichok, and where does that leave us? both sides will take something from this. the british and other countries that expeued british and other countries that expelled russian diplomats, they will say it was novichok and it can only come from the former soviet union in the hands of the russians. the russians, on the other hand, may turn around and likely say,

duncans wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. family the security it needs at a price you can afford. >>> take a look at spotify shares trading down nearly 6.5%. a general partner and the first outsider investor. he led the company's series a round. pj, thanks so much for joining us today we understand you did not sell any shares yesterday you're still holding on to your stock. >> correct no, we are firm believers in the potential of spotify going forward. >> it's interesting, right now, spotify is the leader in the streaming music space, but there is growing competition when you look at apple, apple music, amazon and google and pandora, all these different players, how concerned are you u about competition? >> it's important that also apple for instance, they are very strong in their device ecosystem, but weak outside of it it's been a part of the outset to be pervasive and working all kind of devices. with the apple's global market share up about 20%, that limited their reach. if you look at the other competitors, amazon is ver

our home affairs correspondent duncan kennedy is in salisbury.clear that yulia skripal is to be left alone. very much so. the second time the hospital have said that into state m e nts hospital have said that into statements today and one a few days ago, that she does very much want to be left alone. where she has gone we simply do not know, the bbc understand she has been taken to a secure location. what we mean is that we do not know. literally her security we imagine because she has come bittencourt up in what amounts to assassination attempt. but also secured to continue her recuperation. as you heard she has ongoing medical needs and they will need to be attended to. similarly for her father who is still in hospital, he is expected to be released at some point. he too will have ongoing medical needs. we know the russians want to speak to yulia and sergei skripal, particularly yulia because shirts is a russian citizen. she could now go back to russia, there is also speculation she could end up getting a new identity in the united states altho

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duncan kennedy reports. up by kurdish forces in northern syria injanuary and had been part of a sadistic gang of british is fighters that tortured and beheaded dozens of hostages. four of them stood out for their brutality. mohammed emwazi, known as ‘jihadi john', now dead. aine davis, now injail. and the newly captured pair, alexanda kotey and elsheikh. they're accused of at least 27 beheadings, including alan henning, an aid driverfrom eccles, and david haines, a former raf engineer from perth. now, in comments which have outraged their victims‘ families, kotey and elsheikh have called the murders of their hostages " reg retta ble". they also say the uk has illegally withdrawn their citizenship. one of their victims was the american journalist james foley, here in the helmet. his mother says she‘s worried the men could escape if there‘s a delay in dealing with them. if somebody doesn‘t take the leadership and take them to trial, i fear they‘ll get away or something else. i am concerned that the internation

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jericka duncan reports students in one town in florida never got a chance to protest.y were on lockdown after shots were fired in a hall. >> put your hands up! >> reporter: an all-too-familiar scene at another high school today. police in florida swept classrooms, and students barricaded themselves inside forest high school while it was on lockdown this morning after a 19-year-old, who was not a student, shot and injured a 17- year-old male student. >> society has changed since i was a kid. and this is not just a law enforcement problem. this is a society problem. >> reporter: forest high school's walkout was canceled, wt for the second time in just two months, thousands of students walked out of classrooms across the country, calling for action on gun control. >> show me what democracy looks like! this is what democracy looks like! >> reporter: in fort lauderdale, students chanted in front of city hall, where they were greeted by the mayor. in mill creek, washington, asudents marched out of class. in ridgefield, connecticut, sophomore lane murdock spoke out. >> today

it's not just one tax preparer mre in duncan, oklahoma. we've learned there may be as any as 100 tax preparers across the country affected by this scam. and those are the just the ones they know of. so that could be tens of thousands of taxpayers. i.r.s. agents showed us where timinals buy those tax returns on the dark web. one seller offered this as an example, a midwestern couple's full 2016 tax return. and how many of these are there out there right now? >> a lot. >> reporter: back in duncan, annette kraft said the scam has turned her business upside down. >> my clients are more like a family. i want them to know that they can trust me, that i can trust them. it hurts. >> reporter: although the i.r.s. says preparers are the ones being hacked, kraft's own experts told her she was not. the i.r.s. says there are a variety of ways for hackers to ieak in and steal information. anna werner, cbs news, new york. >> glor: still ahead for you, police are investigating the controversial arrest of two controversial arrest of two black men at a star

with a look at some of the lighter moments, here's duncan smith. five.ng for the marathon one moment and have a tv interview the next. the welsh secretary alun cairns proved a champion at the quick change. four. the president of the republic of the gambia. what's a collective term for a gathering of commonwealth leaders in london? a pageant? the prime minister of the republic of fiji. three. in the house of lords as we saw, you can take madam speaker lady boothroyd out of the commons. we mention in passing... you are not in the commons, and you know that. two. mps and peers returning from the easter break had to get used to time standing still. whilst they were away, the hands were removed from the elizabeth tower clock face for repair. they will be replaced alternative temporary ones. one. and as the mayor of london welcome the prime ministers of canada and new zealand, it was the case of anything uk could do, new zealand could do better. congratulations on celebrating 100 years of woman's suffrage. in new zealand, we are celebrating 125 years. show off

jeff. >> glor: jericka duncan, thank you very much. the husband of the woman killed last week when an engine exploded on a southwest airlines plane is speak publicly tonight for the first time. kris van cleave flew to albuquerque, new mexico, to meet michael riordan, husband of jennifer, who was an executive with wells fargo and a mother of two. >> one of my most comforting things through all this is, she called me that morning, called to check on the day, what we were going to do that night when she got home. and we ended with, "i love you. safe travels." >> reporter: how did you find out about what had happened? >> there was a chaplain from the hospital that called and he said, "i'm from philadelphia"-- i forget the name of the hospital. i said, my wife was flying to chicago today, so you must be looking for somebody else." he said there was a plane that was diverted here. i'm going to have to have a doctor give you a call." and then the doctor called and said, "i'm sorry, michael, but we've done everything we can, and we couldn't sa

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in salisbury.e government's right to use military force without the consent of parliament, following saturday's american—led air strikes on syria. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, said a change in the law was needed so that parliamentary backing had to be sought before any planned military intervention. theresa may told the commons that doing so would seriously compromise national security and the lives of people at home and abroad. syrian state media are claiming that united nations chemical weapons inspectors have entered the town of douma in syria, the scene of a suspected attack ten days ago. western powers believe president assad's forces were behind the attack, which led to the missile strikes by britain, france and the us. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, is in aleppo tonight. aleppo's ancient ramparts, now a monument to president assad's staying power. once in rebel hands, once the scene of the war‘s worst fighting, which divided the city and cost so many lives. now for

finally, notwithstanding the provisions of rule 22, the cloture vote on the duncan nomination occur at 5:30 on monday. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: if there's no further business to come before the senate, i ask it stand adjourned under the previous order. the presiding officer: the the presiding officer: the the senate confirmed the next nasa administrator. senator tammy duckworth made her first appearance since giving birth and brought her baby to the floor following the adoption of a rule to allow infants under 1-year-old. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the senate judiciary committee met consider requiring cause before a justice administrator can be fired. two republicans and two democrats are sponsoring the bill which would limit president trump's ability to fire robert muller, the special counsel investigating russian interference in the election. you can see it tonight at eight eastern on c-span. coming up tonight, the senate armed services committee with richard spencer, testifying about the

from salisbury, duncan kennedy reports.ere sergei and yulia skripal were found was one of many clean—up operations in salisbury. police say traces of the substance of a nerve attack agent we re substance of a nerve attack agent were found in the city centre and at mr skripal‘s home in the suburbs of salisbury. the first confirmation that it was an over —— novichok nerve agent came from porton down then theresa may said russia was responsible. now the organisation set up to rid the world of chemical weapons has confirmed the british conclusions. after carrying out its own tests, the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons says... crucially, while the report does not namea crucially, while the report does not name a country where the nerve agent came from, it does say that the toxic chemical was of high purity, implying it was made by a state. and that in turn has led to a forceful and immediate response from boris johnson, the foreign secretary. in a statement he says, there can be no doubt what was used and the

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