and the disaffected tories getting some knives such as ken clark. —— getting the peerage.g—standing mp and great campaigneron long—standing mp and great campaigner on child poverty. in a wise man. ithink campaigner on child poverty. in a wise man. i think you will have appointed people impurities and he is the perfect fit. it is the ian austen and the john woodcock i was slightly more weird ones and they bought the vice people not to vote forjeremy corbyn before the election election. the same people whenjeremy election election. the same people when jeremy corbyn nomination list has been held up, one of the people on the list was tom watson. and you can see why what is happening care. a little bit of a needle and going on. let's take a look now at a rather quiet and it muted royal wedding. this is on the front page of the daily mail. was this a secret wedding? well, it was because it was unannounced. but of course, the world had hoped... it is not secret any more. i don't know how secret it was before but it certainly i don't think the media we re certainly i don't think

so we have people like philip hammond and ken clarke.ing to be an easy punch that are going in but the idea thatjojohnsonjust punch that are going in but the idea that jo johnson just because punch that are going in but the idea thatjojohnson just because he is borisjohnson thatjojohnson just because he is boris johnson positive thatjojohnson just because he is borisjohnson positive brother can't be included in that list of former mps be included in that list of former mp5 is be included in that list of former mps isa be included in that list of former mp5 is a difficult one because i thinkjo what had spent time in dentistry and was a good minister but there is no question people are going to say field office of —— spent time in downing street. thank you you both and i will see later at 11:30pm byjust a quick one before we go. is there anyone that you think you would have liked to seen on that wits, jo that isn't on at?” have fasted a coat myself actually, i'm not sure if i'm that significant enough to make it! i think every year there i

campaign and the surprise result not predicted by the polls of vote leave, but i also note that ken clarkammond and ed basey are going to be made peers, and what's interesting about that is all three of them have the tory with withdrawn from them for trying to block his efforts to get a brexit deal, so i think that's quite interesting is that to heal party and national divisions, that's very much with the telegraph thinks. sorry, the times, so the telegraph, the times. let's go to the new york times now and there is an opinion piece they're talking about tick—tock, tick—tock has been in the news quite a bit of recent and the message here is don't trust tick—tock, but don't ban it, can you really do both of those things at the same time, jason? two's yarmulke not sure whether donald trump actually cares, but you infuriates a whole generation of teenagers not to mention certain adults it may be the one thing which would end up kind of costing him a presidency with his handling of covid—19 wasn't bad enough. well, benedicte, facebook appears to be launching something similarto appears to be

contribution to make, but yeah, there are some interesting names in here that have cropped up, ken clarkewith the party, and it looks like he's going to get a much desire deserved honour, and philip hammond as well, but also some former labour mps, sir frank phil, interesting that some of jeremy corbyn's people like tom watson aren't going to get them and i'm trying not to be too partisan here, but someone like tom watson, given some of the outrageous and unfounded allegations he made over the paedophile scandal, i think he doesn't deserve one. harriet, last word on the story on the front of the metro, flexible season tickets, good news for those who have to be commuters still may have to be in the coming months. definitely, no surprise that the metro has chosen to splash this, given it is a commuter paper. it does look like some rail companies, western railway, is considering doing free season passes, so that commuters aren't having to fork out for five a day passes in order to travel on the trains, and that will be welcome news for many workers who are now enjoying the benefits of worki

now armed with that information, clark decided it was time to put a bigger squeeze on ken barnes. so clark and another agent picked him and up put him in their car. >> he got the front seat, and special agent jason wick from atf was driving and i was directly behind ken and while we are driving down to our office to have a chat, ken reaches in his pocket and pulls out a knife. >> clark had to make a split second decision. does he shoot barnes to save his partner. >> i never forget. i pulled my gun out and put it to the back of the seat and very close to squeezing off a round right through the seat. >> instead he got barnes to hand over the knife. everyone taking a deep breath. barnes got out of the car, still insisting he knew nothing about the pizza bombing case, but there was someone else who was eager to talk to investigators. >>> coming up, a pizza bombing bombshell. it's amazing, marjorie never talked about these things to anybody. straight from marjorie's mouth. >> >> marge is like it's not like we didn't measure his neck for the collar. >> when "dateline" continues f. . so r