the alex ferguson days was up just a _ to the alex ferguson days was up just a very— to the alex fergusonry poor team, got no direction — just a very poor team, got no direction at all. yeah, i fantastic new _ slightly cautious optimism there. stay with us jane, because we'll get the view from the netherlands now, where ten hag has cut his teeth as a coach, and says he's going to give it his all to go out on a high at ajax. patrick gearey has been to the country to trace his career and how he's now landed one of the biggestjobs world football. at ajax they never get too attached. managers like players come and go, the ajax way remains. but eric ten hag stands out. i had of the dutch cup final the talk was of their bosses future in manchester. and sadness approaching. we bosses future in manchester. and sadness approaching. we develop the team, he developed _ sadness approaching. we develop the team, he developed the _ sadness approaching. we develop the team, he developed the young - team, he developed the young players, is a nice guy, he represents the club very well. it's a pity that is

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to bring it back to the alex ferguson - of words. to bring it back to the alex ferguson days?o i the alex ferguson days? just a very poor team but got no direction at all. i very poor team but got no direction at all.— direction at all. i think it's fantastic _ direction at all. i think it's fantastic news. _ direction at all. i think it's fantastic news. there - direction at all. i think it's fantastic news. there was there was one game played in the english premier league on thursday — and burnley boosted their hopes of avoiding relegation by beating southampton. in their 2nd match under caretaker manager mickjackson, burnley won 2—nil — with both goals coming in the first half. connor roberts opened the scoring with a stunning goal after 12 minutes, his first for the club — with nathan collins adding the second just before half—time. burnley remain third—from—bottom in the table, but they're nowjust a point behind everton — having played a game more. russian world number eight andrey rublev says wimbledon's ban on russian and belarusian players because of the invasion of uk

the year mike brown was killed in ferguson missouri murders of black people increased 15%. over the 10-year average. hannah myers at the manhattan institute, demonstrations, defund movement from city leaders caughted police to pull back and criminals to run wild. >> after the violent incidents, there is tangible, measurable police pullback. that is not even controversial at this point where police, maybe unconsciously are reticent to step in. they know there is a big blowback for their involvement in crimes. reporter: however jonathan simon at the berkeley school of law says that the pandemic was greater contributor to rise in violent crime. >> given this is nationwide phenomena. we've seen rise in homicide in every city in the country, not just those with the biggest demonstrations after george employed. i think we have put the pandemic at centerport port criminals with idle time and police officers out sick and less manpower. elizabeth. elizabeth: great reporting, mike tobin. great journalism there. joining former nypd lieutenant darren porcher. thankthank you for your se

for more on the path forward, let's bring in roger ferguson.ou for being here this morning. >> thank you, frank. >> you know, your insight is valuable the fed minutes yesterday are haw hawkish. markets not happy with the tone. is there an overreaction is there something in there about the more aggressive stance that the markets are overlooking that could be beneficial >> well, i think there are a couple of things to recognize. it is more hawkish it laid out exactly what the plan is for the gradual reduction in the size of the balance sheet. recognize also they were clear about the uncertainties they confront on both sides while they put more weight on inflation. it is a clear and present danger they will be very data driven. i think the plan is for two or maybe three basis point moves for this year. i also read that as we saw in march, if external circumstances require change of plans, they are ready to do that a fed is clearly wanting to get inflation under control, but recognizes the external environment which is uncertain than the plan itsel

, the same court that dred scott that were little more than property in a codified plessy versus ferguson the segregated schools that her parents were forced to attend and movie theaters that they endured every single day day after day. and it is a reminder that changes possiblere in america we are not perfect. far from it that the history has always been between the highest ideals expressed in the constitution and our worst impulses and if you look at our history, if you really look at our history, cases like dred scott or plessy or brown it is clear americans that refuse to give up and to insist as doctorid king once said to make real the promise of our democracy and that is a victory and a moment to celebrate. and then to prepare under and are the highest court in the land after carefully reviewing theou record joining the record of thurgood marshall and ruth bader ginsburg and those who help to bridge the gap those were written in the constitution and in reality they hope she will join the courts to oppose decisions outlaw the minimum wage. with the japanese americans in colorado and

>> a gentleman named [bleep] ferguson. >> judge judy: how did you find mr. ferguson? customers. >> judge judy: customers in what business? >> landscape. >> judge judy: had you seen the sea doo? >> yes. >> judge judy: when you were doing landscaping? >> i did. >> judge judy: is that how you found it? >> that's correct. >> judge judy: did you see it for the first time in april? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: and it had a "for sale" sign? >> it did. >> judge judy: you paid him how much? >> $8,000. >> judge judy: and i assume that you're a businessman and that you did your due diligence and that $8,000 was an appropriate price for a 20-year-old sea doo.

he'll become united's fifth permanent manager since sir alex ferguson retired almost a decade ago.rustrating season for the fans here at old trafford. first under ole gunnar solskjaer and then ralf rangnick, so now there is a new manager hoping to bring back the glory days. few in football have earned more plaudits. erik ten hag has guided ajax to two league titles, but now for a far bigger challenge. manchester united's thrashing by liverpool this week was a new low in a season that's had a few. it's a thumping victory for liverpool. and after five trophyless years, the erik era can't come soon enough. can't do as bad as the last lot. at the moment they're just a very poor team that's got _ no direction at all. so yeah, i think. it's fantastic news. if he can bring a team like ajax to a champions league semifinal then he could probably bring us to a final. why the optimism? well, ten hag has flourished with a young team, attacking football, and a meticulous approach. at his first club, go ahead eagles, he even had a strategy for the person putting out the drinks. he wanted her to

ferguson, to inquire. dr. ferguson: i am going to go back to the topic that my friend from texas touched on. first of all, let me say addiction is an incredibly difficult disease. i have been involved with that, both from a health care provider standpoint, and as just a general member of the community, and it is devastating. one of the key components is the supply of drugs. i think my colleague from texas asked a really important question. can we all agree and can we objectively say that the drugs flowing across our southern border are a major problem here? this is devastating. and i want to continue down and ask, do you agree that this, yes or no, that this is a major problem at the board? can you objectively say that drugs flowing across our southern border is a major problem? >> thank you for the question. i think illicit drug trafficking is an international problem. and going after illicit finance as well as making sure that we have protections at the border is a way to approach it, comprehensive approach.

he'll become united's fifth permanent manager since sir alex ferguson retired almost a decade ago. 0ur liverpool this week was a new low in a season that's had a few. it's a thumping victory for liverpool. and after five trophyless years, the erik era can't come soon enough. we can't do as bad as the last lot. at the moment, _ they're just a very poor team that's got no direction at all. so, yeah, i think. it's fantastic news. if he can bring a team like ajax to a champions league semifinal, then he could probably bring us to a final. why the optimism? well, ten hag has flourished with a young team, attacking football, and a meticulous approach. at his first club, go ahead eagles, he even had a strategy for the person putting out the drinks. he wanted her to put the drinks, like, not randomly on the table, but in straight lines in the right order, for whatever reason. but it was all part of his bigger plan, like every single part of the club, every single part of the team, should be professional. well, united say they were impressed with erik ten hag's long—term vision for returning th

george ferguson from the bloomberg intelligence team. seen that big slide in boeing shares but one of the best-performing groups this year has been the energy sector. in canada, we have seen formally encanta, benefiting from higher prices of oil and tripling the dividend. let's get more from our reporter. this will come as no surprise to anybody who is watching what is happening in the oil stand this year. tara: no, that is certainly the case. if we look at wti, over $101 per barrel. i was looking at the breakeven point and it is $35, $36 per barrel. they are possibly targeting $33 by next year. hiking the dividend to $.42 per share is a 300% increase and it is starting next quarter. that is not all. they are continuing to pay out to shareholders, setting up a new framework. they are going to target 50% of free cash flow to shareholders through dividends and buybacks until they can get the net debt down to $4 billion. that will be a 100% payback for shareholders. synovus energy has deep pockets. this was a deep corridor. profits of $1.6

ferguson or the supreme court without reference to w the constitution itself using this doctrine of substantive due process, said that separate but equal was the answer for the conflict between the rights of african-americans schoolchildren and the rest of the population. they said it's okay, you can satisfy the constitution if you give them separate but equal educations. of course that this shameful outcome and we would all join together in repudiating that kindet of outcome. and thankfully, years later, too many years later,ed brown v. board of education established that the separate but equal doctrine was overruled, and that's as it should be. but the point i'm trying to make here is whether it's the court decisions on abortion or the right to marry same-sex partner or separate e but equal or even things like the dred scott decision which held that african-americans refuge, fugitive slaves were shadow property. or the famous lochner case where the new deal justices struck down a at you by the governmeo regulate the working hours of baker's in new york. all of these involve the use of this su

different times in our history and we've seen the horrible outcomes of things like plessy versus ferguson where the supreme court, without reference to the constitution itself, using this doctrine of substantive due process said that separate but equal was the answer for the conflict between the rights of african american school children and the rest of the population. they said it's okay. you can satisfy the constitution if you give them separate but equal educations. well, of course, that's a shameful outcome and we would all join together in repudiating that kind of outcome and thankfully, too many years later, brown versus the board of education, established that the separate but equal doctrine was overruled, and that's as it should be. but the point i'm trying to make here is whether it's the court's decisions on abortion or the right to marry same-sex partner or separate but equal or even things like the dred scott decision, which held that african american fugitive slaves were chattel property or in the famous lockner case where the new deal justices struck down an attempt by the g

our next question is from raevyn ferguson, arts and sciences, class of 2023.yor: hello, how are you? student: hi. thank you so much for being here with us today and sharing your wisdom. my question is, how do you suggest we as minorities learn to trust in the justice system as you do, knowing the ways in which the justice system has failed us in the past? [applause] justice sotomayor: [sighs] ah, it's a big question, isn't it? you know, i've been studying recently dred scott, and this city played a prominent role in the dred scott case. he was an african-american, a black man who had come to st. louis, and under the laws of st. louis then, had been declared a free man. his owners moved him to another state where he wasn't, where he continued to be a slave. when they moved him back to st. louis, he sued for his freedom, and the law up until his lawsuit in misery, should have made him a free man permanently -- in missouri, should have made him a free man permanently. it's a long, interesting history. you are in st. louis, you should learn a little bit about it.

ferguson in, i think it's an 1898, where the court says separate but equal is okay.famous dissent, by justice harlan, one of the most important dissents, as was the descent in dred scott by justice, both extraordinary to sense, both of them basically talking about the fundamental equality that underlay our union and our sense of citizenship. so i wanted to put that historical context in play for those who don't understand this based question. the court, until justice ginsburg came to the court in the 1990s, had had no decision on behalf of ruling in favor of women's rights. the court was always behind the equal rights movement for women. we permitted the exclusion of women from juries, we permitted -- in decisions by the court -- the exclusion of women from occupations like butchers, we permitted open discrimination against women as well. so, how do you maintain faith in a system that does that? you do have to take the long view. you have to realize that terribly late, it took the civil war to undo dred scott and give citizenship to black people -- it took more than

louis police chief first coined as the ferguson effect. when police back off. they don't get involved. criminals get away with small crimes. progress on to bigger ones and the experts say black people pay the highest price for that. the year that mike brown was killed in ferguson, missouri, murders of black people increased 15%. following year freddie gray died in baltimore. riots followed and the murder of black men jumped by 12%. then in 2020 george floyd was murdered under the knee of a minneapolis police officer. murders of black people then jumped 32% from the previous year. 43% over the 10-year average. overall crime spiked. murders among whites increased 21%. hannah meyers director of the public safety initiative at the manhattan institute said the defund movement backed by city leaders caused police to pull back and criminals to run wild. >> we also have other measures that are pulling police back and prosecution policies as well. all of which have a -- removing the deterrents and taking away consequences to crime and having a snowball effect. >> expert

you think this shooting has some similarities with the ferguson shooting, which was in 1993. what are you seeing police doing now if they learned something from that shooting? >> one thing, this is very uncommon for us to have a shooting in the transit system. when we go back to the shooting with ferguson on the lirr in 1993, people weren't concerned about shootings. here we had a gunman in the same situation, the magazine jammed. the magazine jammed in this incident as well. the one thing i give the transit borough for is they train officers outside of the academy specific to the instances in transit so they can effectively interdict situations that happen in the transit system. we didn't have an officer on the platform or in that car to detect and eradicate the threat. >> andrew, we are six hours or so since this shooting happened. still no arrests. how broad is this active search? we know there are federal investigators involved. far beyond the new york metro area by now? >> it depends on the information that the investigators are working with. there's limitless resources

here we were we had commander ferguson all the jean people risking their lives and ending up dead committinguicide. and the country responded to their efforts with the election of donald trump and in the country responded to the murder of richard nixon on —- but then having to push the dam boulder up the hill again and again and again baldwin tried to commit suicide at least three times. and then he is coming off one of those attempts trying to make sense of this moment because he is trying to tell a story to offer resources for us to imagine. so the way that i came out of this it's not the end but the actual pushing it is a beautiful struggle itself. w and to see the precondition for the struggle but if not we will not make it. [applause] >> will he be signing the large posters around the city? [applause] tonight we are celebre master of gonzo journalism hunter s thompson at the launch of a new >> tonight we are celebrating hunter thompson at the launch of a new book entitled savage journey and published by friends at university of california press focusing on influences and development in

plessy versus ferguson the supreme court established the doctrine of separate. equal when he came to the treatment of african-americans in our country. thankfully that was overruled by brown versus board of education an example of the outcomes thatme can occur when five judges unelected lifetime tenure decide to become policymakers in their own right. perhaps the most famous in legal circles another example of substantive due process where the supreme court invalidated labor regulations with regard to how long bakers could work. and that the supreme court discovered a freedom to contract right again nowhere written in the constitution. another example of result oriented outcome based on unwritten constitutional rights. one of the most famous examples was roe v. wade in which the supreme court found a constitutional right to an abortion. i asked judge jackson is the word abortion or the word marriage found anywhere in the constitution and she agreed with me that no they are not mentioned in the constitution. it's not the gun because substantive due process can be

, boom, boom, boom >> reporter: were you scared >> yeah, i was shaking >> reporter: mother lohre ferguson was there her son silas standing on the mound just moments before shots rang out what did you think was happening? >> at first, when i heard boom, boom, i looked up, because i thought it was fireworks everybody looked up. and then, like, and then at the second i heard the coach say get down, get down so i get down. >> reporter: video filmed by lori's husband shows several playing on the popular field when gunshots ring out for nearly 30 seconds. parents telling kids on the wide open baseball field to crawl for safety luckily, no players or parents were injured police now offering an $10,000 rye reward as the shooters remain at large. >> we've never had anything like this before. >> reporter: is this something you've ever expected to happen >> 100% no you never think you personally, me, would live through something like that. >> reporter: but gunfire is a reality more families are living through. a new p article shows gun deaths as the leading cause of deaths for u.s. children and teen

ferguson of georgia, i inform the house that mr. ferguson will vote no on amendment number 2. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire rise? mr. pappas: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. cuellar of texas, i inform the house that mr. cuellar will vote yes on the lamb amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from indiana rise? mrs. walorski: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird of indiana will vote no on amendment 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida rise? ms. wasserman schultz: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson, mr. crist, and ms. frankel of florida, and ms. roybal-allard of california i inform the house that all four of these members will vote yea on the lamb amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by michelle steel of california, mur seunt to house resolution 8

the 13—2 shot — part—owned by sir alex ferguson — ridden by harry cobden, finished ahead of conflatede in five years as norway thrashed kosovo 5—1. hegerberg was given a warm welcome as she returned to the pitch. the 26—year—old walked away in 2017, saying there was a lack of respect for women players in her country. norway top their world cup qualifying group with 19 points from seven games, three ahead of belgium. former heavyweight world champion wladimir klitschko says ukraine is grateful for the support they've recieved during the war with russia, but more has to be done to help. wladimir, along with his brother vitali, who's now the mayor of kiev, have both been fighting russian forces since the war began. after being in bucha recently, wladimir says he's seen some awful things. a warning, this interview does include details that some may find upsetting. something that i never imagined in my life, experiencing war, consequences of the war, especially in the worst dreams, worst nightmares. i never thought that anything like that another human can do to someone who was not showing

we've seen many examples of this, notion, plussy versus ferguson, the treatment of african-americans in our country. thankfully that was later overruled by brown versus board of education, but it is an example of a sort of horrific outcomes that can occur when judges, five judges unelected, lifetime tenured, decide to become policy makers in their own right. perhaps the most famous and legal circles, certainly in law school, you learn about lockner versus new york. that was another example of substantive due process where the supreme court involume dated some labor regulations with regard to how long bakers could work. in that, the supreme court discovered a freedom to contract right. again, nowhere written in the constitution, but another example of a result oriented outcome based on unwritten constitutional rights. now, one of the most famous examples was roe versus wade in which the supreme court found a constitutional right to abortion. i asked judge jackson is the word abortion or is the word marriage found anywhere in the constitution and she agreed with me that, no, they're no

ferguson days at— to go back to the alex ferguson days.tion, so it's fantastic— team that have got no direction, so it's fantastic news. so team that have got no direction, so it's fantastic news.— it's fantastic news. so a bit of a mixture of— it's fantastic news. so a bit of a mixture of opinion _ it's fantastic news. so a bit of a mixture of opinion from - it's fantastic news. so a bit of a mixture of opinion from fans. l it's fantastic news. so a bit of a . mixture of opinion from fans. let's look at some of the success that erik ten hag has enjoyed. he was appointed as ajax head coach in 2017. following that, he had two title wins with them and two cup wins as well. at the moment, ajax are top of the dutch are to visit. four points clear of their nearest competitors, with five matches left. ten hag still has to try to retain the error division title with their old club. but while he has had success with the netherlands, the premier league is very different, no touristy tough and with the demands that the club is big globally, as manch

former fed vice chair roger ferguson weighs in when "closing bell" returns. some bonds inspire confidence, and some you grow to rely on. these are the bonds worth investing in. for over 50 years, pimco has reinvented fixed income to create opportunities for investors in every market environment. so, no matter what happens you can build the bonds that mean the most to you. pimco, a global leader in active fixed income. >>> jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon out with a warning about the fed's difficult task of engineering a soft landing writing in his annual shareholder letter, the stronger the recovery, the higher the rates that follow. i believe that this could be significantly higher than the markets expect and the stronger the quantitative tightening. joining us now is former vice chair of the federal reserve, roger ferguson roger, always good to see you. how much work and tightening do you think the fed has in front of it in controlling inflation what's it going to take? >> well, i think jamie's letter and general message is roughly correct. which is indeed, inflati

alex ferguson in the face of every united fan. one team just waiting for direction.where near it. he provided the final touch? 4—0, top of the league. the next move as manchester city's. alone in front of the goal. a fantastic goal. the second one, outstanding goal. how we played that, how we played that could have scored more. it is unnecessary really. but it was really a good night for all. it really. but it was really a good night for all.— really. but it was really a good night for all. it is embarrassing. it is disappointing. _ night for all. it is embarrassing. it is disappointing. it _ night for all. it is embarrassing. it is disappointing. it is - night for all. it is embarrassing. it is disappointing. it is maybe l it is disappointing. it is maybe even _ it is disappointing. it is maybe even humiliating but we just have to accept _ even humiliating but we just have to accept that — even humiliating but we just have to accept that they are six years ahead of us _ accept that they are six years ahead of us now— accept that they are six years ahead of us now an

hopefully it'll be star avenue where i could be the new ferguson what, what is the new the league? he's got a petty gray. well respected just absolutely over the me mates couldn't be happy. i would doubt it very much on a given time. i think the funds are more realistic now. we know that we're for side . so i think the funds will given which i am anyway. i read the board whether or not we're the only man will us and other matters. it was to say, friday's free practice is currently being held up by rain ahead of the 4th round and formally one will championship. the drivers are at emily in san marina. if will be emilio romania, grant free ferrari's shawl. mcclay is the current champ job leader. already with a 34 point lead of a george russell of mercedes. as i said, it's been a wet, starts for the weekend with more rain predicted for the next few days. kind of unpredictable looking at the weather forecast and i've been looking the last few days, gives tenzing sometimes raining on for on, on a day and on the other. and then it's sending the the next day. so i'm just, i'll cl, opened t

ah, for the 5th time since sir alex ferguson retired 9 years ago, manchester united of appointed any manager they hope will finally return the club to its former glories. ah, eric 10 hog assigned a 3 year deal. 3 to june 2025. he says he's excited by the challenge and determined to deliver the success he believes united deserve. the 52 year old won't take over until next season, though. he's currently trying to win his 3rd dutch league title with our acts a team he also led to the champions league semi finals back in 201910 hug is known for attacking style and commitment to youth players. like almost every direct manager, he will is completely unafraid to use. ah, you players where he is break with of deploying youngsters. he is quite a st with players with this boy in him. but for young players and good news that the last coming to mrs. united's 10 hug take server united team in disarray, despite 21 goals from christiana, rinaldo, the season. she stays full no defeat to liverpool, left them sick from the premier league table, struggling to qualify for the champions league. a far cry

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i only work with ferguson and urgency going over the whole here from like the whole group today to leave a common and transparent understanding of your brain for me because we're working with me. earlier i spoke to our correspondent benjamin alvarez, who was outside the ramstein air base, and i asked him about germany's move to authorize further weapon deliveries to ukraine. and now finally, german, the german government is taking this concrete steps of actually saying will will supply this have a weapon. so this site, when did this new era that the german chancellor announced? it's finally all to showing. i mean, it's a huge parenting shift. of course, germany sending heavy weapons for ukraine for the u. s. and for the allies that are here in ramstein today. and this abbeys in this meeting to talk about how they can continue supporting ukraine. it was long overdue that germany is finally sending these anti aircraft to, since that are no longer in use that the bonus there is no longer needed. but of course, it is a shift that we're seeing and that the defense a min 6, the siena. lambert

ferguson, to inquire. dr. ferguson: i am going to go back to the topic that my friend from texas touched on. first of all, let me say addiction is an incredibly difficult disease. i have been involved with that, both from a health care provider standpoint, and as just a general member of the community, and it is devastating. one of the key components is the supply of drugs. i think my colleague from texas asked a really important question. can we all agree and can we objectively say that the drugs flowing across our southern border are a major problem here? this is devastating. and i want to continue down and ask, do you agree that this, yes or no, that this is a major problem at the board? can you objectively say that drugs flowing across our southern border is a major problem? >> thank you for the question. i think illicit drug trafficking is an international problem. and going after illicit finance as well as making sure that we have protections at the border is a way to approach it, comprehensive approach.

ten hag becomes united's fifth boss since sir alex ferguson i asked natalie burrell, super fan and host appointment to be made for a long time. when he was first announced, quite excited. he's done great things at ajax, so now i'm excited to see what he can do at manchester united. what do you think are the biggest challenges for the job? i think basically sorting out the dressing room, making sure that players want to play with the club, want to play for the club, want to play for the badge. i think we've had a lot of issues well documented, players unhappy. i think him sorting out the players, getting his players in, having a good style of play, we've not had that at manchester united for a while, so if you can bring an attacking style of play, that will be the firstjob for him. how do you think cristiano ronaldo will feature in his plans for the club? cristiano ronaldo is one of my favourite players, so i hope that he stays, but he's not the cristiano ronaldo of a couple years ago. he was scoring all the goals for madrid. i hope he does stay, but if we don't get champions league foot

alex ferguson and the face of every united fan. 0ne team just waiting for a direction, the other seekinganchester united are nowhere near it. who'd provide the final touch? that's salah. that's 4—0. that's top of the league. next move is manchester city's. joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lord kim darroch, the former british ambassador to the united states, and former national security adviser. and also with me is lord digby jones, who was a trade minister between 2007 and 2008. tomorrow's front pages. starting with: an apology from boris johnson on the front page of the metro, with the paper reporting on his statement to mp5. a message to tory mps in the mirror, urging them to vote for an investigation into whether the prime minister misled parliament over lockdown parties. the i quotes conservative mp mark harper, who called for the prime minister to resign after that apology in the house of commons, saying mrjohnson i

arrest the father of a palestinian man who killed 3 people in an attack in tel aviv on thursday. ferguson's parliament well hold on no confidence vote this saturday that could see prime minister iran con, removed from office. the government had dissolved parliament to avoid the vote, but the supreme court ruled that was illegal. and those are the headlines on al jazeera. i'll be back with more news right after the listening post. stay with us. it's the largest war in europe since world war 2. is president putin reclaiming what belong to russia? was natal coming to close? and what does the end game look like? an in depth look at the war in ukraine, hooton's land, or the west's neglect. ah ukraine. the seeds who, who are just here handing the flames of the far right in front. the election candidates who are doing the news channels, the trade in the regulators and politicians who have allowed it in the media typhoon. in the heart of, you're watching a special edition of the list france is in the midst of an election campaign that looks like a done deal, a fat to complete president and manual,

neil ferguson and mad. hyung, how they broke the rules and quit.hy the prime minister thinks other people's actions have consequences and his own isn't johnson's fault lonctard, he has already paid a fine for participating in an illegal party in june 2020, but since the feast at his residence. it has happened repeatedly that it is not excluded that other abuses of the leaders of the country will become known. opinion polls show that 63% of britons. he believes that if johnson receives new fines, then he will definitely have to leave. until he intends to give up. we already had this conversation yesterday and i explained why i bitterly regret getting the fine. i apologized to the house of commons. i tell you we we will continue to work for the good of the british people. we made sure that the problems caused by covid ended more people are busy at work with something pandemic. we are solving our energy problems and resisting aggression. vladimir putin, this is what it would be worth asking questions about the situation around ukraine, johnson really

professor neil ferguson broke the rules and also resigned. the prime minister said that was the right thing to do. the former health secretary broke the rules. he resigned. the prime minister tried to -- why does the prime minister think everybody else's actions have consequences except his own? >> i think the right honorable gentlemen. we had this conversation yesterday. i have explained why i deeply regret. i apologize to the house. he asked about the actions for which i take responsibility. we are going to get on for delivering for the british people and making sure we power out of the problems covid has left us, more people in work than there were before the pandemic. fixing our energy problem and leading the world in standing up to the aggression of vladimir putin. these are subjects about which i think you could easily ask questions now. >> strange answers from a man claimed to be making a humble apology yesterday. does the prime minister actually except he broke the law? >> i have been absolutely clear that i humbly accept what the pol

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