thanks forjoining us professor leila talani.. it's a complicated legacy. leila talani..mplicated lea. , , , legacy. yes, his legacy is definitely _ legacy. yes, his legacy is definitely there _ legacy. yes, his legacy is definitely there to - legacy. yes, his legacy is definitely there to stay. l legacy. yes, his legacy is l definitely there to stay. it's legacy. yes, his legacy is - definitely there to stay. it's true he has been loved and hated by italians. and as you can see from the images in milan, there are people who are actually crying in italy at the moment because of his death. so it was expected and unexpected, which is in —— which is very difficult thing to say. we expected he would die but no one expected he would die but no one expected he would die but no one expected he would die today so it is difficult to say exactly what would be his legacy. for sure, he will have huge legacy in italian politics for the good and the bad. you said some loved _ for the good and the bad. you said some loved him _ for the good and the bad. you said some loved him and _ for

the leila nathoo.his in on some of the politics.— politics are it's basically hard to find anyone who is not connected to borisjohnson. it is pretty clear that he has rewarded his allies with both peerages — ellijay elevations with the house of lords and honours — which might leave a bitter taste. some people had been criticised for that evolvement and partygate. for example, martin reynolds, who sent an e—mail asking downing street staff to a party. he is one on the lists too, so various people who had resigned. a former communication director, jack doyle. people who had resigned from government now being rewarded with honours. i think this will certainly stick out for some people. labourare will certainly stick out for some people. labour are trying to make quite a lot of this. this is a bit of a gift for them. instead of tackling the crisis, the tories are spending time "toiling out rewards." angela rayner also trying to wreck drag sunak into this. rishi sunak and downing street are trying to distan

here leila that on the screen i'm bad, i'm no.in 2 weeks for 10 minutes, and i also come. she told us here. yes, what will not to change clothes, that it’s nothing, so i brought leila to the scale of food anxiety and i want to ask dasha this is what chocolate should teach a person when it’s bad, when life didn’t lead, and even when it’s good, but i eat a rash, but enjoy something else. from what, when we are in this state? when we don't like ourselves. it’s very simple and the first step for a person with problematic eating behavior is again the food that we hid here, but i suggest that leila and all project participants learn one guaranteed way to feel feel better is physical exercise physical activity. activity is not the only way, of course, but it is guaranteed to improve your well-being and self-perception. so i just want to remind you that we have all the participants. these two scales are the hunger scale to learn to understand when you are hungry and learn to feel full and the food anxiety scale. and in this scale of food

thank you, leila nathoo, at— change their position. thank you, leila nathoo, at westminster. .ile it investigates claims of what it's called completely unacceptable behaviour. labour says the allegations against the mp for swansea west are incredibly serious and has encouraged anyone with a complaint to report it to the party. geraint davies told the website politico, which first reported the claims, that he did not recognise the allegations against him. house prices have fallen at their fastest annual rate in nearly 14 years, according to britain's biggest building society. nationwide said prices in the year to may fell by 3.4% — the biggest drop sincejuly 2009. it also warned that further increases in mortgage rate interest rates could hit the housing market. our business correspondent, ben king, reports. after some record highs in the pandemic years, uk house prices are starting to head down under the weight of higher interest rates. nationwide index of house prices based on the value of houses it sells mortgages for shows the biggest annualfall since sells mortgages for sho

leila nathoo there at _ published later this evening. leila nathoo there at westminster. still hundreds of people missing after a migrant boat capsized off the coast of greece. still to come this lunchtime, reintroducing dormice to derbyshire in an attempt to boost their numbers. coming up on bbc news, rory mcilroy�*s on the march at the us open after carding his lowest front nine ever at the first round of a major as records are set at the top of the leaderboard in los angeles. we hear a lot of negative stories about artificial intelligence, but here is one example of its benefits. a pilot project in devon is using al to predict water pollution, including sewage spills. a network of sensors placed in water provides information that, when combined with data about previous spills, should result in early warnings. our environment correspondent jonah fisher went to north devon to find out more. it looks nice from a distance, but for years the water at the beach at combe martin has been problematic. if people are bathing in bad water quality, then obviously you're going to pi

great to discuss it with you, leila. thank- discuss it with you, leila.drew fisher, former director for the labour party. what is your reaction? my labour party. what is your reaction? my first reaction is bluntly, good presents. i think borisjohnson did immense damage to this country, not just through his policies, but the way he conducts himself in office as well, so i think the parallels of trump art there for all to see. his resignation letter is exactly what you would expect from him. he is into lyle, it is graceless, it shows all the lack of dignity and humidity that he showed when he was in office. calling the committee which has a conservative majority on it, let's not forget, a kangaroo court when he himself said at the committee, that he welcomed this investigation, this inquiry, so... his view on the statement that but they still have not produced a shred of evidence that he knowingly or recklessly misled the commons. the roblem recklessly misled the commons. the problem for — recklessly misled the commons. tue: problem for boris recklessly mis

mark easton, bbc news. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo is at westminster.thoo is at westminster. it in context, how setback put it in context, how much of a setback is this for the prime minister?— setback is this for the prime minister? , , ,, . ~ setback is this for the prime minister? , ,, .,~ minister? sophie, rishi sunak has made stepping — minister? sophie, rishi sunak has made stopping people _ minister? sophie, rishi sunak has made stopping people coming - minister? sophie, rishi sunak has made stopping people coming to i minister? sophie, rishi sunak has i made stopping people coming to the uk by crossing the channeli of his key priorities. he has asked people tojudge him on whether he delivers. and this is moment of perilfor this policy. this piece of legislation, the illegal migration bill is going to parliament, it has been attacked on their response in the house of lords, it will now go back to the commons. at its core is this plan to send people who come to the country on a boat and claim asylum to rwanda for processing, this has been deemed i

leila, are you still with us? these| leila, are you still with us?g covid—19 the we don't know where it went, and a lot of money which has can trip —— that contributed to inflation, we are in a situation that had a lot of causes, and they are trying to find a solution for it but in the meantime, people have to deal with the problem that they have at hand, the problem that they have at hand, the more pressing issues, which is their mortgage and their bill. i am not in a position to offer a solution to the general economic problem, but regarding mortgages, what he said being on an interest only, and providing additional documents to prove income such as maintenance income, this will be come the necessary norm. you want to pull out all the stops to get a better deal, to get into a better position. it is also quite difficult sometimes to extend the mortgage term because most lenders have a view that you can only have a mortgage until you are 70 and going beyond that has various terms and conditions. 0bviously, extending your term reduces your monthly mor

leila, halving inflation is one of the prime minister's priorities.unak has certainly staked a lot on trying to get inflation down, even though it is an independent bank of england that controls interest rates, which is one of the main tools of tackling inflation. but when the prime minister made this pledge at the start of the year to halve inflation by the end of the year, inflation was running at more than 10% and the expectation was it was on its way down. and certainly, some critics at the time that the prime minister was trying to take credit for something that was going to happen anyway. now of course, it looks like it will be much stickier, the expectation of more interest rate rises on the way. labour now putting pressure on the government over the impact of this for people who are paying off their mortgages. and let's talking now of whether the government should be intervening in some way to help owners, that is something the government is resisting —— and there is talk now. at prime minister's questions today, rishi sunak insist on tackling

the more sign me especially for room to store april holbrook, exec leila, less of opinion poll, show that over 70 percent of italians are against military support for ukraine. landed and confirm for me to go for that last or the 5. still a little see if the guy and most on a skid out and was wanting to know to them to, to do all of us to really desperate when the new stuff in my last 2 adult look to the interest has been a little bit more not i'm just waiting for the that a lot of stuff the wires are in control. if i give borrowed money in the store in this, they should have been a short order for now. i'm not going to say lots of green scans when i am at your desktop session. so let's just sean your just a bunch of mine is when you sit on while it's in the set up on me. and then the also is this upfront is, are increasingly appearing in these has run, says to get everything squared away, oppose to swedish membership as a us. so as a result of the movies, honestly for his instruction, to close the session to the lights and rushes and all that, and capital, the toys, since i know some

it was tomorrow night and i saw that my aunt's son came home every day and he has aunt leila he came back from the fight, his condition was very bad, he came home, i cried so much, this girl didn't have any color on her face , but she was sitting, what happened, she said that i came to get off the bus , the driver told me to show me the pictures of his brother , i show him, he said that morteza beheshti, morteza, beheshti worked as a carpet cleaner in turkey, and i went to their blood, but morteza is not. he disappeared, and this case is also suspicious in my opinion. your sister didn't get off so that i could deliver it to you myself. when he gets off, he sees two other gentlemen talking to the professor. the driver says that morteza mustafa beheshti is coming they have a mission to go and deliver us. my sister is afraid, she will lock you in the bus and get into a fight. they stabbed the driver's arm. after my sister arrived in iran, we still didn't understand why this happened. we thought it was because of smuggling. he went and found a legal problem. we suspected that these geome

leila saki of the sed and sima news agency, the head of arbain hosseini headquarters, about the start of registration . volunteers for organizing arbaeen processions 1402 and renewing the permits of the previous generations, mr. namjoo informed me that they can apply for issuing or renewing the procession permit in the tabaar.org procession system. thousands of schools provide services to pilgrims and send school equipment. from the 25th of muharram to the 5th of muharram, the journey will be made from the borders of shalamcheh and mehran. the head of the arbaeen hosseini camp also said that there are four camps in najaf, karbala, kazmin and samarra in iraq, and six camps in the borders of chadaba and shalamcheh, mehran khosravi, tamrchin, and one camp for foreign pilgrims in the border of mirjaveh and zahedan will be opened, the head of the police to fight against the smuggling of goods and currency to fard and said that with the implementation of the product identification scheme in the first two months of this year, compared to the same period last year, the amount of smuggling det

leila said that this is not her way of fighting the desire to eat.es, this is an excellent physiological, accessible load for everyone. how much do you walk. well, i like to walk for about an hour. stick, then i love it when i took the children to the kindergarten to school, i also like to go for a walk, just for a walk. and maybe a plum. she doesn't heels. let's take off your heels, and leila and i will walk now, because you have to walk in order for the muscles to work, this is not such a walk. no, it's a walk at two steps per second, 3, 4 go clap. us one two three four times , two, three four, one, two, three, four, one, two, three, four, one, two, three, four, one, two, three four times, next time you go walk in the park, that's with such a speed. i really asked dasha for us, but when the shooting is going on, people are sitting here. let's all get up. dashenka there are such exercises says, if you do this exercise , you can not do physical education. in fact, these exercises can be done. at any moment, even in a dress and even in heels, if you a

leila bodeux, senior policy and advocacy officer at caritas europa. a warm welcome to you all. i will to begin in sarajevo. the iom is the frontline agency when it comes to migration globally. the 27 member states are trying to come up with the strategy, but that will be difficult to make everybody happy. are you of the opinion that an agreement can be reached? >> we are hopeful and we certainly welcome the progress and the commitment to regional cooperation and responsibility sharing. and we know that the only way countries are going to derive the benefits of migration and mitigate the risks of irregular migration is with a regional path for cooperation. we remain hopeful. imran: do you remain hopeful that we can get to an agreement? >> i would like to be optimistic. the problem of migration is very controversial, very politically sensitive if most if not all european countries. to find the right balance between that has proven rather difficult. there was a decision to be made on the package of measures meant to revise regulation on how to deal with asylum seekers in europe. s

it will start from saturday, june 20th, leila saki of sed and sima news agency, with tears in her eyese of the important works that you mentioned and the president should inaugurate the bostan abad khavaran railway, please bless the people of eastern tabriz, after 23 years, they will be able to tomorrow , they can reach tabriz pukht faster on this traffic route to their city and to visit my husband's family. later, one of the plans that are going to be carried out today in the presence of the president before noon , he will also inform about the treatment plant and the details of these plans, and after that mr. president will be in public for four months . four months is the southernmost city of east azarbaijan province, which is actually the dividing line between zanjan province and this east azarbaijan province, and it has no more than one city and two districts, and now it is less introduced and known, that's why the president decided to they should dedicate their meeting with the people of this region on the second day and that's it the reason goes to the population of the fourth q

here's our political correspondent ben wright our political correspondent leila nathoo is in westminstere documentation as for has been handed over yet. do we know yet? an hour after that deadline we still haven't heard from the government or the inquiry itself as to whether any of the documents ask for have been handed over. so, we are still in a bit of a waiting game to understand whether the deadline was met or not. just to recap, for viewers about this. the covert inquiry is the big inquiry been doing and lots of work behind the scenes. it hasn't held public hearings yet but is has been after official records from the government as part of its work and it does ask for borisjohnson what's up messages and diaries during the course of the pandemic during the course of 2020 and 2022. in order to be able to assess the governments handling of the endemic. the cabinet office has resisted the amp demand saying it can't have access to everything because it might obtain things that are not materially relevant to the inquiries work. the inquiry said it should be up to them to decide what is rel

leila saki of sed and sima news agency. gas refining capacity increased this summer compared to last summer it is found that according to the announcement of the national gas company of iran, the major repairs of the country's gas refineries have started and this gas refining capacity will occur with the increase in the quality of the major repairs, more than 7 billion cubic meters of gas due to the improvement of the processes and the improvement of the major repairs operations, god willing, in the season in the summer, we will have an increase in production compared to last year. last week, the oil minister said that 95% of the fuel for the gas forces is supplied, and the oil ministry is ready to deliver more than 320 million cubic meters of gas to the power plants every day during peak electricity consumption. the 20th exhibition between international kitchen, swimming pool and sauna industries and equipment, an opportunity has arisen to introduce the capabilities of manufacturers and exporters of these products. this ex

well for more on this, let's talk to our political correspondent leila nathoo, and our money and workreporter peter ruddick peter, we had the chancellor detailing what has been announced. walk us through what it means for our viewers. the walk us through what it means for our viewers-_ our viewers. the key thing here is that there is _ our viewers. the key thing here is that there is an _ our viewers. the key thing here is that there is an increased - that there is an increased flexibility for borrowers who are struggling. things like moving to interest only payments, extending your mortgage term, those kind of things are really important financial decisions with big implications that are not for everyone. the key is that now they will be able to make and reverse changes without any impact on your credit scores. that is something financial expert martin lewis has been calling for. the chancellor also mentioned being able to have a conversation with your lender without impacting your credit score. that was already available. a lot about today is an awareness exercise for people. they w

leila and it will be stored to strengthen the eyes it is possible and it helps a lot in agriculture ander resources. youssef, the agriculture of this area, the ken solegan region manages 370 samovar with half a pipe . with this copper water , there can be 100 trees. the river was created because of these african structures that were built in this area and are now used as a foundation . these stone lattice foundations that you can see play an important role in the management of runoff. i can talk a lot about road protection to prevent the destruction of roads, which is an example of a poem, you will notice that this ninja cabinet is completely sedimented . the biological operation is one of the methods of cultivation that causes the soil fertility of the pastures and prevents it. cultivation of flowers that adapt to the soil can control erosion. in fact, you can see a domain where the operation has not been carried out and you will notice that the increase in the form of a groove is very active. here the carpet was martyred approx 150 tons in one hectare on average erosion of about 1 to

gonna put them into is without the more sign me my show it possible to store april holbrook, exec leila lesson opinion po, show that over 70 percent of italians are against military support for ukraine. landed and confirm for me to go for that last or the 5 still a little see if the guy in most on a skid out and was home and you know to then to, to the, the by the community the as a window without me stuff in my last 2 adult located has been a little things and we're not just running fun theater. the laptop the 9 people are wounded in the new ghastly republic as residential errors come on, the heavy, you're creating and setting up the car for the robots from the ground. as ukraine focuses on with us to by the web has all said to stuff a heavy losses attempted counselor offensive. and the zip code on here region 2 guys covering and is ready rate in the process. and the ramada are shots from an engine bite, idea finds a new email present for the the f b i. so a power and collusion to the.

sister went to you, tomorrow was the night, i saw my aunt's son came home after a long day, and aunt leilacoming back, it is not known at all. what happened here? there was a fight. my sister came home in a terrible state. i cried so much for this girl. mohsen didn't have any color on her face. when i talked to her and told her what happened , she said she came down from the bus. the driver told me to show me his brother's photos. "show me," he said , "morteza beheshti, morteza beheshti, is a philanthropist in turkey." the carpet was working and i lost my blood, but morteza also disappeared and this case is suspicious from my point of view. your sister didn't get off. i will deliver it to you myself . when my sister gets off, she sees two gentlemen talking to my teacher, so the driver says, " i'm going to hell with morteza mustafa." they have a mission to go and deliver it to us because my sister is afraid, she locks her lunch in the bus in mashhad until the driver was stabbed with a knife. after my sister arrived in iran, i still didn't understand why this happened. we thought it was beca

leila saki, head of the judiciary, said that one of the things that can create hope among the people and improve the efficiency of the system is the movement along with the program of the authorities, mr. mohseni ajeei. he traveled to mazandaran province and said in the meeting of the provincial security council that creating hope in the society is not created by mere promises and words of the officials, but in order to create hope, actions must be accompanied by the promises of the officials. this is the judiciary of this parliament this manager, where are we? i am trying. i am sincerely trying and they are efficient. the result of their work is a square two months ago . we found out that the work has arrived. the head of the judicial system emphasized the need for coordination between the officials and the synergy of the capacities of the various institutions and said that the capacities in the country should not be viewed in isolation. and the part of all the capacities now assumed to be non-existent let's take the province as an example. we can use all the capacities towards the

neshat jahandari, soheila sami leila, who is a muslim daughter of a technology entrepreneur in america, i play experts doctor and show mrs. aslani got married at a very young age and had children, but even though they have four children, they worked so hard and persevered that i was able to get two bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and doctorate degrees, and all the characters are still alive. family life and their words the topic is the episode and i am playing the role of feroz , the first woman who memorizes the quran in ukraine. it took a lot of time and i searched a lot up and down and made an anthology and selected those episodes that are attractive to the listeners and show mode, and choosing an episode of raiha nejad's radio show is 25 minutes. a conversation with ms. asieh gurji, an actress of radio shows and acting hello, you are very welcome. what was interesting to you in this show that made you accept this acting role in the name of god? hello , i am at your service and all your dear viewers. it is an honor to be at your service . i saw for myself what was very attract

leila mohammadi moghadam , deputy of the technical services office of the ministry of mining, industry and trade , and mr. qasim nodeh farahani, president of iran's chamber of guilds, kopal margh, how many products have been identified so far, and this statistic is from the product information collection. in the name of god, hello , i am at your service, dear viewers, regarding product identification and tracking for all included products, if i want i will provide the statistics for you viewers, except for the tobacco group, it was requested due to its nature, so far, about eight and forty-three million interception ids have been issued, and about one million and four hundred pieces, 77 % of these statistics are allocated to this group for interception. that is, about six hundred and sixty million tracking identifiers have been issued so far, and approximately 53,000 commodity identifiers have been issued, 25% of the totality of goods of the commodity group issued at the end of 1401, and we had issued approximately 300,533 million tracking identifiers, and 315,000 identifiers the goods

leila mohammadi moghadam, deputy of the technical services office of the ministry of mining industry and trade, and mr. qasim nodeh farahani , head of the iran khodro chamber of guilds, how many goods were identified and this statistic is from the gold collection, in the name of god, salam i would like to serve you, dear viewers, regarding product identification and tracking for all included products . if i want to provide statistics for your service, viewers, except for the tobacco group, due to the nature of the request, so far, about eight and forty-three million tracking identifications have been issued. about one million four hundred and 77% limited parts from this statistics, it is dedicated to this group, that is, about six hundred and sixty million tracking identifiers have been issued so far, and almost 53,000 commodity identifiers have been issued, 25% of the commodity identifiers that have been issued in the entire commodity group at the end of the year. 1401 and we had issued approximately 300,533 million tracking identifiers and 315,000 product identifiers in the region

did leila go to for that? say when you have a party, you read fries. when you have a new girlfriend, you take her out for fries and when you don't have her anymore, you go out for fries. and so they always taste good and simple. the secret to good fries is using the right potato in belgium. been ship potatoes are most common. they're a particularly aromatic and crispy variety fried twice and be set up with it. so for me, fries are symbolic for the belts and attitude, their simple, but i still discover something new here every day. who for the looking for for some a side dish for others a meals. but it's the love of fries that unites everyone. a must try when visiting belgium and our top recommendation. over the past 20 years, our reporters have travel 2 destinations all over europe, many of which have made a lasting impression. we take a look now at 5 destinations that have remained particularly memorable for the euro . max teen europe's best island readers of travel and leisure magazine have awarded this title to the greek island of perils. twice. we

joining me to explain what's happening is our political correspondent leila nathoo.sion of one of labour's mps. what is going on? $5 of one of labour's mps. what is going on?— of one of labour's mps. what is aomonun, ,, going on? as you say, the website re orted going on? as you say, the website reported this _ going on? as you say, the website reported this morning _ going on? as you say, the website reported this morning that - going on? as you say, the website reported this morning that he - going on? as you say, the website reported this morning that he had | reported this morning that he had subjected a number ofjunior female subjected a number of junior female colleagues subjected a number ofjunior female colleagues to what they describe as unwanted sexual attention. this has prompted the labour party to spain him from the party. he will not sit as a labour mp stop an investigation is being carried out. they have investigated mr davies but we have received no comment from him. he has told politico that he doesn't recognise the allegations and says he is sorry i

i won't put them in tears without the more sign me especially pezora to store april holbrook. exec leila lesser opinion, po, show that over 70 percent of italians are against military support for ukraine. landed and confirm for me to the fat last or the 5. still a little the guy in most on a skid out and we're still main. do not you then to, to the, the, by the need to ask the use of the, of the my last thought. look, you, the interest has been a little bit more now and he's running fun theater the to take a fresh look around as a life kaleidoscopic. isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real live indians. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really was a better wills, and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusions, going underground again? the last folks are the people that live here. and they said that there were at least 3 shots fired ukraine, once again, used american maids, rockets for multiple launch, iraq, a system called high mars. 2 people are killed of age wounded as residentia

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this is leila christensen on the far left, a girl scout cadet. her troop, she had the idea of creating these fleece blankets, giving them all they needed to keep warm during the winter months. christensen collected materials from neighbors, family, and friends. the girls put those blankets together by themselves. >> we used a simple pattern, which is literally just like taking pieces square, then tied them together with little tassels. then, like, we kept tying them together till it made a blanket. >> christensen then taught more than 100 other girls to make those blankets to make a difference in many communities. christensen earned a bronze award for her efforts. join us for "today in the bay" monday through friday to get started with the day. i'm m marcus washshington. back to yoyou. >>>> lab-grownn meat p possibl comiming to a rerestaurant n ne. u.s. regululators gavave a a thp to twowo companinies to selll lab-b-grown chchicken. both comompanies arere right hen the e bay area.. don'n't expectt to find it t in local supermarkrket just yet. for

service portal, as it to use and to whom the new system will be especially useful will be told by leilain the instruction program. if you want to further protect your property from scammers, now another important function has appeared on public services : a ban on transactions without the personal participation of the owner, what it gives and how to use it rosreestre. it's not just apartments or houses. well, and lots of garages share or rooms by default transactions with them can be carried out and by proxy it does so in many life situations, for example, grandmother can issue a power of attorney for her grandson so that he sells or rents her apartment on her behalf, but sometimes scammers deceive legally illiterate people and slip them a power of attorney in their name, for example, under the guise of registering for rent. in my practice, it happened when an e-citizen applied for legal assistance to a private law firm, thereby she issued a notarized power of attorney. this is a firm turned out to be dysfunctional and sound in them trust, and this citizen began to commit certain fraudu

i'm joined from westminster by our political correspondent, leila nathoo.discussed toda ? , , , , ., , today? this is being billed as the chancellor meeting _ today? this is being billed as the chancellor meeting mortgage - chancellor meeting mortgage providers, banks and building societies. they already had a meeting back in december and this is a to that. it is not expected to go any mandatory action from mortgage lenders and banks, more of an instruction and conversation about what they can do. there has been a huge amount of concern about the impact on peoples mortgages. going back since we had that budget onto the last conservative administration under liz truss, where mortgage rates went up after that, now we have a further interest rate rise and there are starting to be talks within the conservative party about whether mortgage holders should be supported. the government has explicitly ruled out for now any intervention to help people who hold mortgages with any kind of government support package, it saying they do not know it want to do anything tha

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in downing street is due to meet on monday to finalise its findings. 0ur political correspondent, leila of the government's initial response to mrjohnson�*s resignation to my colleague samantha simmonds. this is the first time we have heard comprehensively from a cabinet minister about their response, the government's response to borisjohnson�*s explosive resignation letter. a lot of speculation about what boris johnson's next move is going to be. clearly, he left the door open and his resignation said he was leaving parliament for now. grant shapps was there this morning saying that it was very much a hypothetical situation. he didn't think, he said, that borisjohnson was minded to stand again in another seat, perhaps in a safer seat with a bigger majority, as has been speculated, saying it was a matter for the party. but very much his overriding message on borisjohnson�*s resignation itself was that, look, thank you for your time, boris, but it is time to move on. he was speaking this morning to the bbc. he was asked about whether he agreed with many of the statements boris made in hi

our political correspondent leila nathoo told me more about the public inquiry which is about to beginent's handinling of the covid pandemic. it's already been doing a lot of work behind—the—scenes and as part of that, it has asked the government to provide borisjohnson's whatsapp messages, his diaries and his notebooks between 2020 and 2022 as part of its evidence gathering, if you like. there is a bit of a stand—off going on between the inquiry and the cabinet office, the department of the government it is dealing with. the cabinet office say you shouldn't be able to see all of the messages in full and should only be to see redacted versions because it might stray into territory which doesn't actually concern the work of the inquiry. the inquiry, meanwhile, are saying you should handover everything and it should be up to us to decide what is relevant to our work. there has been a bit of back and forth but, ultimately, the government has been given until 4pm uk time today to hand over these documents in full or else face legal action because it is a legal process that governs what the

more from our political correspondent leila nathoo. has he run out of road?ng he was being forced out by the parliamentary committee investigating him over covid rule breaking in downing street. today, the government gave its verdict on his departure, with this cabinet minister saying mr. johnson had not been the target of a witch hunt and that the country wants to move on. boris has himself decided to step down, and that is his own decision. so, he's not a victim? ithink... i read what he said very carefully. he made that decision to step down. he would have been welcome to stay. as i say, you know, a man of many qualities. i think a calmer period is what the country wants and what it's getting with rishi sunak in downing street as well. the prime minister certainly hopes for calm. i'm going now, so there's no point hanging around for the day. - but after two of borisjohnson's key allies, nadine dorries and nigel adams, also quit the commons, he now has three by—elections he didn't want on his plate. labour say the tories are in chaos and the country should

more now from our political correspondent leila nathoo. has he run out of road?signed from parliament on friday, saying he was being forced out by the parliamentary committee investigating him over covid rule breaking in downing street. today, the government gave its verdict on his departure, with this cabinet minister saying mrjohnson had not been the target of a witch hunt and that the country wants to move on. boris has himself decided to step down, and that is his own decision. so, he's not a victim? ithink... i read what he said very carefully. he made that decision to step down. he would have been welcome to stay. as i say, you know, a man of many qualities. i think a calmer period is what the country wants and what it's getting with rishi sunak in downing street as well. the prime minister certainly hopes for calm. i'm going now, so there's no point hanging around for the day. - but after two of borisjohnson�*s key allies, nadine dorries and nigel adams, also quit the commons, he now has three by—elections he didn't want on his plate. labour say the tories

we go live now to our political correspondent leila nathoo, who joins us from westminster.been discussing today? this meeting is about the government _ been discussing today? this meeting is about the government are - been discussing today? this meeting is about the government are trying i is about the government are trying to show it is doing something. it's having conversations with mortgage provider. there's no compulsion, that have already been discussions between the government and lenders in december so this isjust between the government and lenders in december so this is just a between the government and lenders in december so this isjust a bit between the government and lenders in december so this is just a bit of a follow—up to that meeting. there's no demand or compulsion from the banks to do anything but there's going to be discussion about ways to try and make it easier for people who are facing increased mortgage patents. there's talk about making it easier for people to extend their terms, are making it easier to move on to interest only mortgages, but we will

i won't put them in tears without the more sign me my choice of role to store april holbrook, exec leila lesson opinion. polls show that over 70 percent of italians are against military support for ukraine. landed and confirm for me to the for that last or the 5, still a level see if the got it most on a skid out and was home and do not you then to to the the by the need to ask the window without wish to see it in my last thought, it looked you. this has been a little bit more and i'm just waiting for the the the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle counter offensive. what counter offensive was the trains recent attack along 5 sections of the front, merely an expensive p r stunt. it would seem so washington has no interest in seeing this conflict. and this modes badly for ukraine, n ukrainians, the cross saki in public relations as war. i'm joined by my guest, alexander h on in st. petersburg. he is a senior lecture at st. petersburg state institute of technology in tulsa. we have jeremy whose model he is a managing editor of cobra, action m

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more from our political correspondent leila nathoo: has he run out of road?esigned from parliament on friday saying he was being forced by the parliamentary committee investigating him over covid rule breaking in downing street. today the government gave its verdict on his departure with this cabinet minister saint mr johnson not been the target of a witchhunt and that the country wanted to move on.— witchhunt and that the country wanted to move on. boris has himself decided to step _ wanted to move on. boris has himself decided to step down _ wanted to move on. boris has himself decided to step down and _ wanted to move on. boris has himself decided to step down and that - wanted to move on. boris has himself decided to step down and that is - wanted to move on. boris has himself decided to step down and that is his l decided to step down and that is his own decision. pare decided to step down and that is his own decision-— own decision. are you saying is not a victim? i — own decision. are you saying is not a victim? i read _ own decision. are you saying is

with more on this, i'm joined by our political correspondent, leila nathoo.hrough all the developments so far today on this story. goad so far today on this story. good morning- _ so far today on this story. good morning- yes. _ so far today on this story. good morning. yes, this _ so far today on this story. good morning. yes, this is _ so far today on this story. good morning. yes, this is the - so far today on this story. good morning. yes, this is the first l so far today on this story. (emf. morning. yes, this is the first time we have heard, competitively from a cabinet minister about their response, the response of the government to boris johnson response, the response of the government to borisjohnson �*s explosive resignation letter. a lot of speculation about what boris johnson �*s next move is going to be. clearly, he left the door open in his resignation letter, saying he was leaving parliament for now. grant shapps this morning saying that it was a hypothetical situation and he didn't think that boris johnson was minded to stand again in another

leila nathoo, bbc news.s detained yesterday at the epsom derby, after breaking through the cordon and running onto the course during the race. the campaign group animal rising had publicly threatened to cancel or severely delay the event, despite a high court injunction. more than 30 protesters in total were arrested. how do you feel about practising your downward dog pose while surrounded by puppies? well, teckles animal sanctuary near gloucester is offering visitors puppy yoga classes, to try to raise vital funds for the centre, which is at risk of closure. it's also hoped the classes will help to socialise the dogs forfuture adoption. imean, i i mean, i guess you have got to be a dog person to enjoy being licked by an animal when you are doing your yoga. an animal when you are doing your oua. �* , . an animal when you are doing your oua. �* ,~ ., ., ., an animal when you are doing your yoga. but they are adorable! how can ou not yoga. but they are adorable! how can you not like — yoga. but they are adorab

more from our political correspondent leila nathoo. two different narratives.tatement — wants to move on. yes, it was a very angry statement that _ wants to move on. yes, it was a very angry statement that boris _ wants to move on. yes, it was a very angry statement that boris johnson | angry statement that boris johnson put out on friday evening. announcing that he was stepping down immediately from parliament. remember that he had been investigated by a commons committee who were looking at whether he misled parliament over what he knew about coded rule breaking in downing street during the pandemic. in the event, he decided tojump effectively before getting their final verdict, and in his words, the committee had behaved as a kangaroo court, basically coming to a judgment even before the process had got under way. he said that he was the target of a witchhunt and had been forced out undemocratically. very serious allegations there to a parliamentary committee. this is the first time today that we have heard the official government response if you like. the e