well, i think it is as a common perception now of horace johnson as a, as a lawyer, i think that's pretty much been accepted as a fact now, and i think soon august is saying that johnson has deceived the public over the state of the call. me, as i just pointed out, those kind of, you know, the, the statistics that we're not necessarily focusing on. so the britain is much, much poorer than johnston's making the outreach. now we've seen them in his resignation, speech and a number of m. p. 's. i've been praising him for the leadership the shown over the last 3 years when the reality i think is very different. i think that's so risky soon. i was, was hinting at, i was just, i just want to touch on the issue of ukraine. i mean, boss johnson has been hugely supported of presidency. lensky, u. k. has stood by ukraine throughout this current crisis. and boards don't even less than 24 hours ago. was saying that he shouldn't leave because he needed to be that because of the war in ukraine. he's put ukraine at the center of his policies and made this worsening economic situation that you talked abo

ah ah, this is the w use life from berlin, british prime minister, horace johnson agrees to resign after an open revolt within his own party. he announced he stepping down to more than 50 members of his government, sent him a clear message. this time in downing street russian forces pummeled targets across east in ukraine.

however, britain's prime minister doesn't quite agree with the chinese leader. horace johnson has even acute beijing of failing to stick to its obligations on the 25. he will deal with london on hong kong. let's not get some reaction and insight from nelson. wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact of international studies. many thanks for joining us on the program. it's good to see you. now as far as johnson has said that the u. k. wants to be actively involved in hong kong as domestic policy, even though it's been 25 years since the hand over was he will take on that statement and, and what do you make of its timing of the british prime minister according to understanding people have to understand that reality is and what has happened last wanted to go some people from that to thomas and the few years as having going to and sometimes people for example, in just a few months off. ringback for my own maintenance on the phone that was course on which is financial to defend its local and economy funds to many and it is very bad to say that all call manage and came out of the

for now, they hope to be able to bury their sons in mexico soon to the okay, now, where horace johnson's impending departure as prime minister is creating a more uncertainty over northern islands political future with johnson due to step down. it's not clear whether his potential success as conservative party leader will continue his policies towards northern ireland. one of those policies includes tearing up parts of a briggs. it's tre deal that he himself negotiated with european union. it could inflame tensions between the u. k. and the u, and also different sectarian divisions in northern ireland. t w's, bigot, mass, fall, this report. oh mart. the dunes have been practice to perfect, and the hamiltons full and silver, and it's ready for the annual parade. ah, but behind the festive atmosphere there's a sense of insecurity in this tight knit community. lucy, being em grew up here. hers is a protestant family surrounded mainly by catholics. so quote, nationalists, inno there's and very much division in the community. you know, we're surrounded here by there is national areas honest li

ah, horace johnson is remaining defiant, vowing to carry on as you k prime minister us despite at least 30 resignations over the last 24 hours, including 2 senior cabinet members. or has johnson a face tough questions in the u. k. parliament. as he once again fights for his political survival, both the finance and health minister stepped down on tuesday saying they have lost confidence in his leadership. your latest crisis center is on the revelation that johnson promoted an m. p. despite knowing about allegations of sexual misconduct. does not just some emma also behavior unacceptable in any woke up life. it's there for all to say, but he ignores it. it was the same when his ally was on the tight for the lobby. is it was a say when he's home, secretary was bullying. stop, it was the say when taxpayer money was being abused and it was the say when he had his mites parted their way through locked out any one quitting. now, after defending all that hasn't got a shred of integrity. yes, the speaker isn't this. the 1st recorded case of the sinking ships fleeing the wrath to the very simple

jacob horace johnson is coming out now. here is like the donation. good afternoon . thank you. it is clearly not the will of the parliamentary, conservative party that there should be a new leader of that party and that for a new prime minister. and i agree with the grey brady, the chairman of our back bench empties that the process of choosing that new leader should begin now. and the time table will be announced next week. and dive of today appointed a cabinet to serve as i will until a new leader is in place. so i want to say to the millions of people who voted for us in 2019, many of them voting conservative for the 1st time. thank you for that incredible mandate. the biggest, conservative majority since 1987. the biggest share of the vote since 1979. and the reason i have fought so hard in the last few days to continue to deliver that mandate in person was not just because i wanted to do so. but because i felt it was my job, my duty, my obligation to you to continue to do what we promised in 2019. and of course i am immensely proud of the achievement of this government fro

k, which britain, one in the 10 weeks of fighting, almost 1000 soldiers died. horace johnson claimed that the u. k. had vindicated falkland inhabitants. right. to be british. i just said it had been 40 years since the u. k. had vindicated the principle that falkland islanders should have the right to determine their future under basic diplomatic principles and have the right to be british. i made the point, we were spending a lot of our time talking about ukraine, where the principle at stake was the right of sovereign independent people to determine their future. they, boris johnson shows the pure historical hypocrisy, the united kingdom in using terms and examples the completely contradict each of us to say that the people of falcons, whose territory they occupied have the right to self determination. according to the principles of democracy is a real deception. we all know that the code and population beforehand islands was settled in the past. inhabitants who all keep on the same lamps were completely expelled by the military forces of the british occupation. in 18. 33 people fro

because brandon has more from london no doubt that horace johnson has let it be known that he is not going to go from downing street voluntarily. it will need the back bench m p 's of the conservative party to eject him, most likely through a another conservative party confidence votes in his leadership. now, that can't happen at the moment of the real stand, but there are move that foot to try to change those rules perhaps as early as next week. when a back bench committee call the 1922 committee has its executive elections. and there are several members of the conservative party parliamentary party who are very, very strong critics of boris johnson. and they will be standing for election to the executive with the intention of immediately changing the rules and hoping to force a new confidence vote before parliament rises for the summer break. and after on july, the 21st south africa as president, has been among the dignitaries attending the mass funeral of some of the 21 young people who died in east london. the students were found dead in a bar 10 days ago, and mysterious circumst

situation. finally, the lectern came out into the middle of the street and very quickly after that, horace johnson immersed, he didn't hang around. there was a round of applause by him from his supporters for him, but he didn't stop to acknowledge that he went straight, interested into the speech that he had prepared for him and, and, and delivered it a short, sharp speech of the reaction for among the commentary at that, i've been looking out on social media in the wake of that speech are that it was, you know, devoid of any self reflection. frankly, there's a lot more he could have said about this short, his own personal shortcomings that have brought us to this stage. he talks about the, the decision of the conservative m. p. 's to asked him as eccentric, which robert suggested he thinks they've lost their minds. that said, though there are many people who will not be mourning the loss of boris johnson and not least of them is kissed armor. who is the labor opposition leader? let's hear him. he needs to go, he can't cling on in this way. his own party have finally concluded that he's unfit to b

no one is remotely indispensable. horace johnson steps down after clinging on to power for days despite a flood of resignations by ministers and members of parliament. ah, people blew and heckle boris johnson outside, 10 downing street drowning out his resignation. speech and other headlines, hundreds of prisoners on the run in nigeria. after i saw members broke into a jail in the capital of buddha and human rights watch accused as the taliban of committing atrocities in eastern afghanistan, including summary executions. and i support more tennis history. 15 is his own shipper at wimbledon. she's become the 1st african woman to reach a gran, was on a final in the opening ah button to the news. our prime minister george boris johnson has finally bowed to pressure and announced that he stepping down. it came just 2 days of high drama, during which 60 members of his own government resigned, but johnson is remaining to find until the end. he says he'll continue to stay on as caretaker, prime minister until his own conservative party chooses his successor. i regret and not to have been succe

ready horace johnson fights for survival as the u. k. prime minister receives heavy criticism from resigning ministers and at some point.

horace from downing street in london. and there's been some coming and goings behind you and a lot has happened in the few hours since forest johnson resigned. that's right. that term us address here by boris johnson, which was a, to some extent as you said, drowned out by the protest is em, but met by applause from staff here afterwards. and in which he said that he would stand down as conservative party leader. but stay on as effectively a caretaker prime minister until there was a new party leader in place saying that he didn't at the time table for the leadership change next week. things could of course change. so, and he's them in the, in the, in the hours that followed that he actually chaired a cabinet meeting with some of the new appointments he'd made. most of them as they arrived at 10 downing street, were tight lips leaving as well. lots of questions to be answered about who's going to stand for the leadership who, who might be on their way out unhappy with what's going on. and, and number tens, put out a statement saying that the cabinet will not be trying to introduce any new policies in the ensuring while a new leader