kruger's comfortable moving towards danny kruger . kruger's position moving kruger.ion. very difficult for rishi sunak to know what to do. well very difficult because whatever he does, he's going to lose voters one way or the other, because of course, voters in the red wall, although voters up and down the country are concerned about taxes, about public services, the cost of living and voters in the cost of living and voters in the red wall often are looking for something a bit different, more concerned with immigration, more concerned with immigration, more concerned with the small boats, whereas people in the supposed blue wall in the south are likely to take a rather calmer view about those things, likely to be less impacted, frankly, by illegal migration or the levels of net migration. >> so it's looking like that coalition of voters that boris johnson managed to get and sort of straddle , in 2000, okay. of straddle, in 2000, okay. >> all right. well, look, thank you very, very much. katherine forster. there we are joined as you be to by peter you will be able to

starmer has danny kruger welcome back to headliners. i'm nick dixon.cressida wetton. and the enigma thatis cressida wetton. and the enigma that is louis schaefer. there he is, looking eye rolling at me even though he knows it's true. let's do the times. and keir starmer us he'll have let's do the times. and keir stémoney us he'll have let's do the times. and keir stémoney in he'll have let's do the times. and keir ste money in public ave no money to invest in public services. to services. so i was supposed to vote purely on charisma vote for him purely on charisma alone. keir starmer tells >> nice. keir starmer tells councils there is no magic money tree , so this is a kind of tree, so this is a kind of expectation management piece from keir starmer saying , hey, from keir starmer saying, hey, just because labour's getting in doesn't mean we're going to spend money. and of course, spend any money. and of course, lots of councils the lots of councils are on the verge , and they're verge of bankruptcy, and they're even the councils have rejected this sai

according to an kruger, former first deputy managing director of the imf, the effectiveness of sanctionsases over time, the burden on those countries that impose them increases. potentially, this could lead to the fact that the influence of dollars... the same france increased purchases of ukrainian products threefold at once, all this against the backdrop of large-scale protests by farmers in poland, the ukrainian agenda intersected with the environmental agenda, here is the response of the farmers: blockade two checkpoints on the border with germany. the loss for america, russia, the whole world, was the loss of astronaut thomas stafford, that same historic apollo soyuz mission. in the summer of seventy-five, soviet and american ships docked in space. commander. even in the conditions of the cold war , we can extend a hand to each other. stafford and leonov maintained a lifelong friendship. the astronaut’s family grew up with two boys from our country. ionov helped them adopt. when he passed away, stafar came to moscow in 2019. he himself was already seriously ill, barely kept his feet

gets from the old school of kruger know about minsk and love our watches.let's learn more about the historical past of belarus. try this sunny garadzhan, dze znahodzitsa dzyakanka, or takhtamysha in the yard, no one knows. on the tv channel belarus 24. everything that lives modern belarus today, watch on the tv channel.

in some cases, even an albino cub expelled from the herd, but the baby elephant from kruger park was you imagine what kind of unity, and in general, by the way, they say that elephants are actually... very kind animals and especially in relation to their fellow tribesmen, they are very cooperative, but you know, it still seems to me, just like this law applies to people, ala the white crow, i propose a way to return not only the white crow, but the pink elephant, this will also be the concept of approximately the same situation, but you know what i immediately remembered, my dad wished me all my life for the night, there i wish you good dreams there, and that you dream of pink elephants, dad, they exist, here friends, so believe that dreams are sometimes are actually embodied, here is another cute creature that you simply must meet, her name is sharon, let's help her find her owners and her way home, good morning, today a dog named sharron will be looking for her way home, these are four beauties. sharon has already managed to fight for her existence in this world, she once had a hom

. >> oh please-- curtis kruger says the competing calls were even more unusual, because they were made in the heat of the moment. >> one person, presumably, is calling and telling the truth the other person has already figured out the story that they are going to use that is not true. that is pretty rare, and certainly quick and devious thinking, by someone. father and son, one falsely accused of an appalling crime, the other, the real killer and a devious liar. the case would be a tough one. 20 veteran homicide detective, jim. >> they both immediately accuse each other. >> you can evaluate all the stories and figure out what's really going on? >> i do. it is a difficult case. >> first responders found diane kyne's lifeless body faceup in her own bed. kevin's loving mother, bill's loving wife was just 49 years old. >> it appears that she has died from strangulation or a fixation and there's some other things in the room, broken glasses at the bottom of the bed, maybe a shoe. >> interestingly, there was blood? blood on the bed cover, blood of the victim? >> yes, the victim had three sma

gets from the old school of kruger know about minsk and grab it our hours.ying to figure it out. sennya garadzhan, dze znahodzitsa dzyakanka or takhtamysha’s yard, no one knows, alekhan takhtamysh was at the house, he lives here, as well as we remember folk traditions: the name itself is white-eyed, very chamber, yet very patterned, a baby on our panyamon handbrake could be, but muggle and don't be ignorant. the bridegrooms were surrounded by a bride, then, who chose the bride, who chose the bride... they say that god gave the polishuks a piece of heaven on earth , this area was surrounded by a large ridge, it divided the swampy area in the south, and forests, meadows and arable lands in the north, calves were driven at 120 in the spring, and in the fall the collective farm took 300, 350 kg each , various herbs, it is very useful, they got better in their eyes, they all shone in the fall, but they create paradise themselves with their hard work and incredible thirst for life, raspberries, potatoes, agurus, tomatoes, everything of their own, otherwise the gra

gets from the old school of kruger know about minsk and love our watches.white-eyed. it’s very palatial, but very patterned. see the project route built on the belarus 24 tv channel. what flew out? man, is she kind, or what? if you want to know, i made ventilation on the dress, did you like it? for what? volnov saw you without him, right? what did you decide? next tour through the bed along the green corridor? well, excuse me, if there is anything, i went to dance, the next number we will perform is a nurse from tyumen, meet anna rusanova. vania. this is a dance for you, who is vanya? virchik, don’t you watch the news, what’s the name of this boy at home? bravo, i have no words, an, my heart. anya, it was very sincerely touching. “it was an amazing performance , thank you, because i was thinking about van , you know, something changed today , of course, you became a star, well, more precisely, you will become after the broadcast, no, i saw him there today, on the roof, everything sank for me inside, remember." loneliness , and that is the essence of the dan

remarkable person , that is, he said that he is not ashamed of his work, you know, there is such a danin kruger effect, this is kistocracy, there is meritocracy, the power of the best, and this is the power of the worst , the power of the most incapable, this is what it is, this is danilov, this is the brightest, one of the brightest representatives who are there. why was he fired? they say that the decree already decided january, yes, but they didn’t fire me, what a look, twenty-second year even before the start of the counter-offensive, when i didn’t demand weapons from the west, give us 500 tanks, a thousand galbits, well, that’s all, but... permak people, well, there were scandals at all, but here for the very access to the state secret, that is, to the highest and neck and. and he's redundant. litvinenko is, of course, a person, this is not danilov, not danilov at all, this is a man, well, i can’t say there is an outstanding mind, yes, but the director, he went from bottom to top, the institute for strategic studies at they sent him an honorary pension, namely litvinenko, he is at this ins

"new york" magazine had a great eliot spitzer cover by barbara kruger, the artist.erywhere, and ashley dupré afterwards for weeks was in the news. for the first time, we are seeing the face and learning the story of the woman for whose sexual services governor spitzer allegedly paid thousands of dollars. reporter: she is the escort known as "kristen." she goes by the name ashley dupré. she already made music on her myspace page. like, this was a person who was ready for the spotlight. she ended up becoming a columnist for the "new york post." sirius launched a radio channel just devoted to the eliot spitzer scandal, just so people could, like, talk all day long on sirius about client 9. ♪ tapper: but if you thought that this scandal was the end of eliot spitzer, you'd be mistaken. when you're a politician or a very famous person who goes through a major scandal, you have two choices afterwards. you can either go away forever, or you can...not, and eliot spitzer decided to not. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we go

how can we krugere a some-back if working people are afraid to get on the subway.o you, john. >> stuart, yes, there's 8.5 million new yorkers in new york city that want to live in a civilized way. and there's millions of repeat violaters arrested 50 times. the state said it. are they working for the 8.5 million new yorkers that want a civilized city or are they working for the 3300 criminals? i mean, that's what it comes down to, stuart. stuart: good question. john catsimatidis, you're right in the middle and we thank you for coming on the show and telling us how it is. good stuff, john. see you again soon. >> thank you. stuart: owner of iconic new york restaurant chain is fed up with crime in the city. ashley, come back in again, please. who are we talking about? >> his name is allen rosen and he's the owner of junior's restaurant operating three in brooklyn and rosen is curious with new york politicians that made it okay to shoplift without consequences and he's very concerned about safety of workers when they leave the job and his for own daughter was assaulted-

i have called it the freddy kruger of financial assets because it can't be killed. >>> google for all involved in search. it is a one trick pony. ai has eaten its bacon. >> a month or so ago when he first told sean hannity that his revenge for him would be his success. he stuck with that statement. if you want to bring t

after a woman found him wandering around her property near kruger national park.a surrogate elephant mother who has clearly taken on the responsibility. well, having adopted him right off the bat, according to officials. and the oakland zoo is asking people on social media to help name an 8 month-old rescue. tiger cub before midnight tonight. and here's video of that cub rescued from a private facility in february. you can see her grooming herself and rolling around her habitat. she looks a lot more comfortable there. the tiger cub had multiple bone fractures resulting from nutrient deficiencies when she was brought to the zoo. the zoo has narrowed the list of potential names down to mara, a dora and lily very pretty names. the zoo plans to tally of votes before announcing the name tomorrow morning. so get your voting while you still can. and this is an at is that 3 month old copy ocon's e could barely contain his excitement as he explored his outdoor habitat for the first time. what cool looking animal there? the copy was born in december. 2 mother could and laur

i have called it the freddy kruger of financial assets because it can't be killed. >>> google for all of its great things is really nothing more than involved in search. it is a one trick pony. ai has eaten its bacon. >> a month or so ago when he first told sean hannity that his revenge for him would be his success. he stuck with that statement. if you want to bring the nikki haley supporters back into the fold of donald trump camp, that's the way you do it. >> i think the tide is now turning. i think that beautiful young lady in georgia, laken has awakened some people. now we have three years of historic illegal immigration. ♪ ♪ >> stuart: oh i remember this one from the 60's early 70's, i will be there. i'm not sure what the relevance of that is to the news of the day. nonetheless, i like the song and i do like the picture. that statue of liberty right there in the new york harbor. it is a wonderful day. see the white caps? ? very windy today. 11:01 on this monday, march 11th. check the markets, not that bad. dow is down 100. nasdaq down 12. s&p down 9 points. big tech all over the

today conservative danny kruger spoke of a "national security crisis" and labour's kevanjones that theblic accounts committee, though put much of the blame on the forces�* mismanagement of procurement. so have the cries of alarm across europe about a possible war with russia changed the way that the public view this issue? polling by the british foreign policy group suggests that 59% support raising defence spending and 78% strongly support nato. but of course that's asking about those specific issues — other surveys suggest that the british public overestimates by a factor of four the proportion of government spending that goes on the military, and when you ask people to choose three priority areas, only 20% pick defence, which is the same for crime, but behind immigration on 37%, health on 45% and the economy which is a top three issue for 53% of people. to explore that we're joined now by scarlett maguire at pollstersjl partners. you've looked at the electoral figures on this, the opinion research. this ought to be an issue that plays well for the conservatives, shouldn't it? yes, t

paul, one last question for kruger, your for you, danny kruger, your colleague, he said the colleague the criticisms conservative criticisms of the conservative party from reform uk are, quote, mostly valid in a leaked recording. and he said, we're not a very conservative party in lots of ways. what do you think of that? do you agree, i think there's we should always be criticised as a party. we've got to renew ourselves. in to renew ourselves. and, but in terms he is, he's on terms of where he is, he's on a different of the different side of the conservative party to many others as well. so we were broad church. what we've got to do after the election, we need a strong, manageable, that strong, manageable, party that can led redefine what we can be to led redefine what we mean conservatives so can mean as conservatives so we can actually sell a vision to the country if we don't know what we're talking about in terms of that vision, then how do we expect the public to know that? >> mean, some would >> yeah, i mean, some would argue you are argue the fact you are a so—called church is

i'm in there as my fellow mps miriam cates danny kruger, marco longhi and others.media comes under attack. the very mild mannered spectator, as well as the daily telegraph. there as well as gb news, which is mentioned over 60 times. even the prime minister questioning labour policy is suggested to be evidence of a radical right drift, which is perhaps not surprising given one of their directors is a labour peer. hope not hate says that it is non—partisan. that is anti—fascist, and that they defend, champion and promote democracy in the rule of law. speaking against anti—democratic and authoritarian forces and policies . under this fake policies. under this fake posturing, it receives government funding . the home government funding. the home office's counter extremism unit, in fact, has given them over £100,000 over the last few years. not only that, but they've received a similar sum from trust for london, trust for london manages church of england trusts, ostensibly for the maintenance of church buildings, but also administers a trust set up for poverty relief wi

and there's a leaked recording of danny kruger from new danny kruger from the new conservatives , sayingould be for them and saying that he was sympathetic to their sort of diagnosis of the problem , that the conservatives weren't conservative enough , though he conservative enough, though he did say, you know, that they were reform out to destroy the conservatives. and, of course , conservatives. and, of course, they're doing very well as it is. if nigel farage comes from his sort of semi hands off role as chair comes back and leads the party, then inevitably , the party, then inevitably, they're going to go higher in they're going to go higher in the polls. so yes, some suggestions that they could potentially buy them off effectively give him usm us uk ambassador sorry to the united states, especially given he's clearly got an incredibly good relationship with donald trump, who may well be president come november. so yeah, the conservatives must think they just cannot seem to catch a break at the moment. and it just feels like things are going from bad to worse to even worse. >> someth

i note just, that the new conservatives group, which is headed up by miriam cates mp and danny krugerative party itself. >> that's right. hello, tom. hi, emily. that's right. so, though the new conservative group run by danny kruger and miriam cates , they're making it very clear they regret lee anderson's choice to leave the party. it makes the labour government more likely . i mean, literally, of likely. i mean, literally, of course, the party's course, it reduces the party's majority in the house of commons permanently with him joining that party. but also, they feel those two and this group of new conservatives, that it's time to go back to that, the kind of radicalness of 2019 and offer more obvious right wing policies to win back the support in the polls . the reaction in polls. the reaction in westminster has been quite interesting. lots of fury with lee anderson struck by dame jackie doyle's . price's response jackie doyle's. price's response to the revelation on gb news. when i interviewed lee anderson about two hours ago, i said, when did you tell the pm? he said, haven't th

here is tory mp danny kruger being caught on tape saying what everybody is thinking. >> i think thate obstacles conservatism is the conservative party and i of what party and i kind of get what they're saying , though, sort of they're saying, though, sort of disruptive force. i think it would a tragedy if they did would be a tragedy if they did end up replacing us. their end up replacing us. but their general of what's general critique of what's wrong, is mostly valid. wrong, i think, is mostly valid. yes obviously a little bit muffled that. >> but he raises the issue that he thinks that reform could replace the tories and also he says that they are bang on the money when it comes to the key issues. well, the reform party issues. well, the reform party is now beating the tories with working class voters in the north, and level with them north, and it's level with them in the midlands as well. and they're neck, they're neck and neck, apparently the 50 to 64 apparently with the 50 to 64 year old age bracket. well, rishi sunak appears to be making no attempt to win them back. he could h