livingston defended the robes, nicola sturgeon.rgeon. livingston defended the probes, saying police in - the probes, saying police in scotland rest to look at a bunch of accusations and that is our duty and we seek evidence to see if there's any substance in them. how unprecedented is this that a former first minister is placed under arrest in a case like this? it’s first minister is placed under arrest in a case like this? it's an incredible _ arrest in a case like this? it's an incredible development - arrest in a case like this? it's an incredible development and - arrest in a case like this? it's an incredible development and we | arrest in a case like this? it's an i incredible development and we are now in a situation where the last two first ministers had been arrested by police over very different circumstances in nicola sturgeon's predecessor, the man who made and that the smp and the government was charged and faced trial over a series of sexual assault allegations of which he was cleared of —— snp. a formerfirst minister

as have mentioned, chief constable sir ian livingstone - constable sir ian livingstone defended the probe then we seek evidence to see if there is any substance in them. just how unprecedented is this, that a former first minister is placed under arrest in a case like this? �* , ., is placed under arrest in a case like this? �* , . . , like this? it's an incredible development, _ like this? it's an incredible development, but - like this? it's an incredible development, but we - like this? it's an incredible development, but we are l like this? it's an incredible . development, but we are now like this? it's an incredible - development, but we are now of course in a situation where the two... the last to first ministers have been arrested by police, albeit of a very different circumstances. alex hammond, who led the snp into government was arrested and charged and faced trial over a series of sexual assault allegations of which he was cleared. —— alex salmond. but this is a completely different case, it involves the finances of the snp, whether the snp was being run properly. as yet, no c

mr ken livingstone . hi. thank you so livingstone. hi. thank you so much for coming on.think he was fairly treated in all my life i've never met anyone who lies as much as boris johnson. and when i said that to bery— johnson. and when i said that to be wres— johnson. and when i said that to by wee, bey— johnson. and when i said that to tory mps, they all— ““ and when i said that to tory mps, they all agreed with -be-b— tory mps, they all agreed with me.-isn't really- tory mps, they all agreed with me.-isn't really a- me. boris isn't really a rebbebe— me. boris isn't really a politician. he- me. boris isn't really a politician. he he wants to be a global— politician. he he wants to be a global celebrity.— politician. he he wants to be a global celebrity. i— politician. he he wants to be a global celebrity. i mean, you eebeuy— global celebrity. i mean, you actually look— global celebrity. i mean, you actually look back when he beat me actually look back when he beat ee eer— actually look back when he beat me fer meyer— actually look back when he beat me for mayor that— act

conroe was rough and livingston was not much better but the state.i'm thinking it could because they didn't want to leave their land. i don't know that for a fact but that's a supposition. >> question from valerie. she says thank you for your memoir, professor quickly. i have two questions. what you think motivated the legislature to make juneteenth holiday in 1979-80? the second is how do you understand general grangers decision to use the term quality in the order? >> the first question, agitation. black texans,he legislators push for it andnd texas pushed for i. i think there was a time when there washe at least a movement towards the notion of racial reconciliation. doing things that suggested texas was a more inclusive place. i talk about this ial in the bok much more so than when i was a little girl. so the agitation by black legislators who want to push this and white who wanted to be conciliatory about this. it's a celebration, something that reflected well on texas special well on texas, not the backlash but the fact this thing had happened

ian livingstone, the outgoing chief constable of police scotland will step down in the coming weeks.stigation, and said everything has been done absolutely by the book. but there is no doubt that there was anger in some parts of the snp over the way this has been handled by the police. now, we are waiting to see what, if any further action the police will take following this arrest of nicola sturgeon. yes, as you have mentioned, chief constable sir in livingston defended the probe, saying that police scotland were asked to look at a number of assertions that had been made. we always do that. that is our duty. then we seek evidence to see if there is any substance in them. butjust how unprecedented is this? that a former first minister is placed under arrest in a case like this? well, it is an incredible development, but we are now, of course, any situation where that last to first ministers have been arrested by police, upbeat over very different circumstances. alex salmond, who is nicola sturgeon's predecessor, the man who led the snp into government was arrested and charged, and fa

this livingston's so yeah i, i think the search i made a bunch an outcome was what we wanted. but i think one couldn't criticize a tool that was involved with this search. wouldn't it be safe to have some kind of emergency rescue system installed on these vehicles? or have it a company being a being accompanied by a remote submersible. so something the problem is you still want to get to the for safety and say to him, safety. now in this case, they were a safety mechanisms that could uh, texas and ballast, which would make it flow to the surface. and that was fairly straightforward. it didn't rely on compressed electronics. it did have display simple communication system, is the radio can cause radios. gps loose those things on the water, but it did have this in kingston linked to the surface of the end of the day. nothing would have prevented any sort of different outcome if the thing had imploded as it has. so how can i reveal on site? it doesn't help and if anything, the teacher is the owner of the be nice of us will end up liking, then you end up uh, causing the problem th

i do not know that is the case in livingston. >> deborah says professor gordon reed how do you see more black history being taught in public schools? it seems that few history classes are devoted to teaching black history as part of the american experience. >> it has gotten better. it could always get better than it is. i think there's so much more than when i was growing up. and there are organizations who have programs for teachers and lesson plans. all of those kinds of things. ta moment, not everybody is open to this but there is a real part about having conversations about this, certainly much more than when i was growing up so i'm relatively helpful. i think there's more to come and more things available than ever and i know teachers are under a lot of pressure but to the extent that they have any freedom, there is a lot of material, there is hunger for. >> brian asked, how can juneteenth be appropriately celebrated and remembered by white people today. >> barbecue? [laughter] firecrackers. red soda water. [laughter] the same way black people do. as i said, it's about the people w

okay. livingstone, assuming bugles, going to be approximately $25000.00 people went through the occupied of go finish camps according to official fee. goes this move stuff, dudley level if the ship did utility and i give you an idea, i'm not sure it's just the size of the stuff. so the youngest, i'm, you know what the famine disease forced labor to achieve by the water simple meals. what was the last it also need you to do was to take that to you that, that it's at the bottom of the human off. what does he put his name? push these things up, the give you what feeling that do it because he doesn't do those thousands of testament of crimes and the impunity of criminals. nothing more and you've got here, you know, wanted to do this, but it's not even a good idea of what they're going to see it or what are the supplements they decided to do with it. please don't keep the potatoes. danielle was put in the middle of the it's mom. so the data? yes to be or there is a to lose the phone. that's really the key. positive, the partnership and the solve the back of the somebody. campbell, the most of

. >> after a rough couple of years, 77-year-old, kate livingston is off to see some old friends.ust like her, their bodies are a little slower and they may be a tad grayer. but, their hearts are full of love and in cas, arsti welcome to cuddle club, a place that combines senior dogs with senior citizens. once a month, this group meets at the senior dog rescue in san francisco. for an hour of pure relaxation with man's best friend . all you need is to be at least 62 years old, or 9 years old in dog years. she lost her beloved oliver in 2005, she would have gotten another dog but life through her a curveball, landing her in a medically induced coma for more than a year. >> i have been recovering from a stroke , so -- oh, dear. >> it has been a rough time? >> it has been a rough time, exactly. >> which is why these senior dogs are just what the doctor ordered. >> i need some dog love , i need some dog hugs. >> the cuddle club is a win-win for both humans and their furry friends. >> our dogs get one hour of cuddles, and attention , the folks that come and join us, a lot of them are p

jo farrell will replace sir iain livingston, who is retiring in august. force needed to change after a review uncovered first—hand accounts of racism, sexism and homophobia by serving officers. hundreds of people have attended vigils in ballymeena and belfast northern ireland in memory of chloe mitchell, the 21—year—old who went missing onjune the 2nd. just over a week later, a man was charged with her murder. her brother told the bbc his family has been going through a "living hell" following her death. the former uk cabinet minister nadine dorries, who dramatically announced she'd be stepping down as an mp with immediate effect, now says she won't resign until she gets answers to questions relating to the process of her nomination for the house of lords. she initially said she'd be quitting parliament on friday, shortly after it was confirmed she would not be given a peerage in borisjohnson's resignation honours list. junior doctors in england stage another day of strike action — the first of three this week. it was the third strike byjunior doctors, wh

. >> reporter: after a rough couple of years, 77-year-old kay livingston is off to see some old friendsjust like her, their bodies are a little slower and they may be a tad grayer, but their hearts are full of love and in this case their tails are still wagging. welcome to cuddle club, a place that combines senior dogs with senior citizens. once a month, this group meets at the senior dog rescue in san francisco for an hour of pure relaxation with man's best friend. all you need is to be at least 62 years old or nine in dog years. k lost her beloved oliver in 2005. she would have gotten another dog, but life threw her a curveball, landing her in a medically -induced coma for more than a year. >> i was recovering from a stroke, so i -- oh dear. it has been a rough time. >> that is why these cuddles from these senior dogs are just what the doctor ordered. >> i need some dog love. i need some dog hugs. >> angela demartino is the community engagement manager. she says the cuddle club is a win-win for humans and our furry friends. >> the folks who come and join us, a lot of them are folks wh

livingston is white, okay?1849. >> okay. >> so a lot of times if it's a slave owner, he's going to hand out or divvy out the enslaved people. what's interesting with john h. livingston is that he handed out family groupings to his children. >> so families of enslaved people? >> that is your line and who owned them, and in his will, where he's divvying them up. >> so my great-great-great -- >> it's three. >> they were enslaved. >> yes. >> this wasn't that long ago, i mean, in terms of -- >> no. >> but this was the man who would have owned my great-great-great-great -- >> absolutely. >> thank you for this. this is great. >> yeah. >> reporter: these are details i'd always hoped to learn. the story of my family, and that of more than 40 million people like me has a home here, and many of those american stories started here in charleston, and they're still being written. >> when folks come and experience this museum, what do you hope that they take away from it? >> african americans simultaneously hold trauma and jo

this solitary confinement in 2007, dennis was moved to the polanski unit in livingston, texas, which houses death, row prisoners, all of whom are kept in solitary. i had bought out a dentist, judith, one of the ways he maintained his vanity, things were keep a journal and a journalist also to help me keep track of time. he documented every goose an incident that he witnessed. i think probably the worst one i've seen it as far as self mutilating was said she took a razor and he just cut his face when he came out of that. so i mean he had lunches all over his face has he's also seen fellow made some solitary take their own lives, one guy and i saw him, they brought him out of the cell and his neck was probably a good foot long where he'd been hanging. so long isn't that kid stretched out of all the suicides that happened in the prison, 50 percent of them happening so and jerry can find there's only 5 percent of the prisoners on average in solitary confinement. so this is phenomenal statistical findings. they just decide i'm never getting out of here. there's nothing i can do to change

news in the new you waiting to hear that it's going to say, wait, this, i'm going to look easy, livingstone detectors. and if i'm with you mean some amount of stuff into the heel and the see them try to, we have them, they do it, we don't know, feed them fight, doesn't again, the stand and the sci fi, and that you'd be able to know you begin with the feed, i'm afraid to and know that these excited to be that who is trying to log in to say that the agency can that he's going to attack you, came from bella who is well below this. he's going to go totally me. so i'm going to take a train and there's been a who's once that gets in with a known thing, they leave. so i mean the defense as you will eventually it's a fantasy where people can have put in these. they want to again hate flushing the well the go have to use objective use for the then she can use for moaning to evening. that's my request to us. and this is western press and it's impossible to even get that rushes for an intelligence service. it says that they have under their plot by ukraine in the west, to dress for holding orthodox re

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jo farrell will replace sir iain livingston, who is retiring in august.ed first—hand accounts of racism, sexism and homophobia by serving officers. new research has found that most women in the uk with early breast cancer now beat the disease due to major improvements in treatments. a study funded by cancer research uk has discovered that the risk of dying within five years of diagnosis is now at around 5%. that's down from 14% in the 1990s. now to china, where a friendly football match is scheduled to take place in beijing. world cup holders argentina will face australia, and fans are going crazy with anticipation of seeing lionel messi on the field at the workers stadium in what may be the last chance to see him play live in the country. i've been speaking with mark dreyer, who runs the website china sports insider. he's been telling me more about the growing excitement over the match. china is definitely a football—mad country, but this has reached new levels of anticipation. i think it's no surprise that the authorities here. the authorities here chos

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the not allowing livingston could feed into flights of russia and had a civil rubber hoses, upcoming visits, a mazda. now this comes just off of the south. i've been lead the wraps up these folks in the ukrainian capital that's cause live now to uh to set to the south. i'm going to just go by elizabeth is actually on the plane right now. go on. what's happening? yeah. alamo area houses, situation looking inside the i grew up, i'm at the airport. the money from the international. what the situation on the quite is that the at the moment we still don't have any clarity terms of what's going to happen. yeah. last night the it says it was really rose and there was the stand outside the call of the windows and the police police were using to allow the addition to this, the bulk uh with us we have at least a 100 members of the security personnel. uh, some of them special task force. uh others, a members of the p p. s who was supposed to go ahead of the president, ukraine and others sent for russia to prepare for the applicant submission, the published threats and to confiscate the weapons

it was, it was fun to have an american occupation of livingston countries. the street on algae 0 of the back of your mind about top stories here. this is randy settlers and i've talked to palestinian property in new york to bide west bank. up to 4 is ready to push on the near any legal settlements to palestinians suspects looking. so cute. i must have search and rescue mission is continuing in the north atlantic. comforter tourist something less of a last contact on its way down to the wreck of the tunnel on sunday, 5 people on board with us and yours, president jet barton has cool chinese president. she some things to dictate to made . there are lots of fundraising in california comes just over the day off to the us . extra estate was infection to these tension. at least 36 people have died in volumes across somalia on tuesday in both e send me a ton of the state of portland and in the southern low extra bell region. in clinton's capital getaway, heavy fighting erupted officer apollo mentioned debate about changes to the voting system, which could allow the

it was, it was fun to have an american occupation from livingston countries. the street on algae 0 the, [000:00:00;00] the book about kill watching all dessert with me. so robin, a reminder of all the top stories, the pilots and all the passages of a submersible law swamp visiting the titanic of died after the vessels of the catastrophic complex. the west coast called says the underwater very well discovered the tape refilled the rest of the titanic india on the us of announced a flurry of deals and such as by using defense to send me conductors as leaders of the 2 nations best in washington, crime and extend to enter moody, told congress of the times will be a defining partnership of this century. brushing the points of officials in cash shown in crime is a ukraine, is a bridge connecting the 2 regions as governance as the fridge was struck by a bunch of storm shondae besides police in brooklyn, and the rest of the egyptian is accused of smuggling thousands of people across the mediterranean, he's also linked to the mike when both thinking of greece last week

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of those suffering from hunger didn't receive any form of support government unless i made the livingstone, those in the country are the lowest levels since the 1950s. it's, it's in has the 6th largest economy in the world. what's rising inflation is now outpaced salary increases for many fee price inflation is that is the highest level of recent record. how much thing does have been a key focus of 5 minutes to be sure to not be promised to harvest, which inflation still remains stability, calling to despite the strains at home, the u. k. has been a key financial support, a to p if london has just announced the major a package, including a $3000000000.00 guarantee to the world bank that will lock a set of loans that will be then sent to ukraine on the middle tray funds, the u. k is also provided billions moines hardware for the country and his war against russia. fiscal on the list on editor of the bed stock video. alexander mckay lee believes is not the only unemployed people in the u. k. needing food funds, but also full time with this has been coming for a very long time. and you mentio

that jay borrowed this road from livingston but that just doesn't hold any water when you realize that the road is still with us so here is the john jay robe is this is in the smithsonian and it looks very much like what we saw in gilbert stuart's portrait. there are some slight differences the sleeve length is different there is an inner sleeve and an outer peace. the red is faded the white trim is there it is very similar to what we saw on the portrait. this was sent to the core in the 18 eighties. somewhere this robe came from is an academic robe and there is a story it is from the university of eden borough that gave jay an honorary degree but justices were already wearing robes so then coming from the university of dublin and then the harvard robe is one that is the most talked about the most recently published they did a war jay and degree in 1790 but there is no note he gave him any type of robe and he did not attend the ceremony so this is from some university doesn't hold water either. so eventually the robe comes back because the court can't take it so it goes to the smithson

against ken livingstone. you did, of course, have a politicaljob.n major right at the end of his premiership, at the end of the tories time in office. you know, the old joke at the time was a ratjoining a sinking ship. did it feel, as you went into number ten back then that you werejoining a sinking ship? yes, i sort of knew the conservative party was going to lose the �*97 general election. i didn't anticipate how big a loss it would be, but i already appreciated it was very unlikely he would win. but it was an opportunity to work for two things. one, a prime minister and somebody, secondly, somebody i profoundly respected. dis people around you, as you entered downing street, did they say, or didn't it need to be said, "we're going to lose? "i mean, we're clearly going to lose the next election to tony blair." pretty much. i remember standing outside the cabinet room with andrew robb, who was from a liberal...the liberal party of australia, and he'd done some polling, and he was going to go in to see john and tell him what the political situation

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those suffering from hunger didn't receive any form of support. government, unless i admit that livingstone does in the country or the west levels, that since the 1950s within has the 6th largest economy in the world for rising inflation is now outpaced, the salary increases the many fuel price inflation is at his highest level on back order to be some times how much thing dots had been a key focus on prime minister, but she's still not promised to hobbit inflation still remains step in the high despite the strains at home, the u. k. has been a key financial support at 2 p. f. but that has just announced another major aid package, which includes a $3000000000.00 guarantee to the world bank that will not a set of loans that will be sent to ukraine on the military funds. the u. k is also provided billions more in hardware for the country and as well with russia. but it's got on list on that. it's a over bet star radio. alexander mckay, who says it's not only employments people in the u. k. needing food banks, but also full time workers. this has been coming for a very long time. and you menti

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and the chief constable, ian livingstone said that the actions they were taking were proportionate andact is this going to make? it is elliptically, how much of an impact is this going to make?— is this going to make? it is huge. i don't think— is this going to make? it is huge. i don't think we _ is this going to make? it is huge. i don't think we should _ is this going to make? it is huge. i don't think we should underplay i is this going to make? it is huge. i l don't think we should underplay the fact that, for the next few days, the only thing the snp politicians will be asked about is the rest of their former leader, will be asked about is the rest of theirformer leader, of that will be asked about is the rest of their former leader, of that sort of iconic figure of scottish politics, and of the independence movement in scotland. i suppose the question the snp has been wrestling with over the past few weeks, since peter murrell, nicola sturgeon's husband and the party's former chief executive was arrested, is, is there anyway that humza yousaf, the new leader of the snp can move

. >> reporter: kay livingston is off to see old friends. just like her, their bodies are a little slower and they may be a tad grayer. >> sign your name. >> reporter: their hearts are full of love and in this case their tails are still wagging. welcome to cuddle club, a place that combines senior dogs with senior citizens. >> getting a bath. >> reporter: once a month this group meets at the senior dog rescue in san francisco for an hour of pure relaxation with man's best friend. all you need is to be at least 62 years old or nine in dog years. >> how are you today? >> reporter: kay lost her beloved oliver in 2005. she would have gotten another dog but life threw her a curveball landing her in a medically induced coma for more than a year. >> recovering from a stroke. oh, dear. >> reporter: it's been a rough time? >> it's been a rough time, exactly. >> reporter: that's why these cuddles are what the doctor ordered. >> i need some dog love, some dog hugs. >> reporter: angela demartino is the engagement manager. she said the cuddle club is a w

. >> reporter: 77-year-old kay livingston is off to see some old friends just like her their bodies arey be a tad grayer. >> sign your name. >> reporter: their hearts are full of love and in this case their tails are still wagging. welcome to cuddle club, a place that combines senior dogs with senior citizens. >> getting a bath. >> reporter: once a month this group meets at the senior dog rescue in san francisco for an hour of purchase relaxation with man's best friend. all you need is to be at least 62 years old or nine in dog years. >> how are you today. >> reporter: kay lost her beloved oliver in 2005. she would have gotten another dog but life threw her a curveball landing her in a medically induced coma for more than a year. >> recovering from a stro. oh, dear. >> reporter: a rough time? these cuddles are what the doctor ordered. >> i need some dog love, some dog hugs. >> reporter: angela demar tino is the engagement manager. she said the cuddle club is a win-win for humans and their furry friends. >> our dogs get a whole hour of cuddles, lap time and attention. the folks that come

kumasi: the warriors front office is also reportedly -- sean livingston, who has been the team's directorf player affairs and engagement for the past read season is leaving -- the past three seasons is leaving. he will focus on his family and moved to las vegas. last season he split his time between las vegas and san cisco. no word if the warriors will fill his position. the 2023 nba draft is here on abc 7 followed by a special edition of after the draft thursday starting at 5:00. reggie: the women's pga tour kicks thursday in maryland. it will be california native breakout stars first pro major. zhang is a stanford sophomore turning pro after becoming the first woman to win the ncaa golf title twice and winning her lgbt eight debut earlier this month. she is the first woman to win her debut since 1951. she says staying in the moment is keeping her -- nine >> it has been great so far. i went back to stanford to finish finals and say goodbye. it was a little bittersweet. reggie: she is being compared to former stanford player tiger woods after breaking the record for 12 wins in two seasons

livingston is white okay and this will is dated november 7th, 1849. >> okay. >> so a lot of times, ifhn h. livingston is that he handed out family groupings to his children. >> reporter: so families of enslaved people. >> that is your line and who owned them and in his will where he's divvying them up. >> reporter: so my great, great, great. >> it's three. >> reporter: were enslaved. >> yes. >> reporter: that wasn't that long ago. >> no, no. >> reporter: but this is the man who would have owned my great, great, great grandpa >> yes. >> reporter: thank you for this. these are details i always hoped to learn, the story of my family and that of more then 40 million people like me many of those stories started here in charleston, and they're still being written. when folks come and experience this museum, what do you hope that they take away from it? >> african americans simultaneously hold trauma and joy. not trauma on tuesday and joy on thursday it is woven in there together. so i'm hoping that folks get that yeah, there's real sadness here, but there's also real triumph. >> it really i

> in 2015, chris christie announces the run for his candidacy in his high school alma matter in livingston, new jersey. the message is that he is hometown values but a traditional republican, and it's coming eight year after bridge gate. you will remember that there is time for traffic problems at fort lee. that propelled chris christie at the time to the national stage. now, let's fast forward eight years. he is trying to run as a totally different person. remember in the first use of the trump administration, chris christie back to donald trump, but it reversed after january six. his message is interesting for two reasons, one, where he and nuanced. he announced in new hampshire, not his hometown in new jersey. one, you or called the last time that he ran for the presidency, that was a hard state for him to win. he backed out after the -- but then, to, his message was very anti trump, which is what we did not see last time. i think chris christie is using this as an opportunity to try a different strategy ahead of the next election. the one thing that i will note though, anytime anyone a

to be fair, i think livingstone cared as fair, i think livingstone cared ee wett. — fair, i think livingstoneere. we're back with the front pages in just two minutes time. is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight, boris hints he will bat for britain again as the most popular pm in a generation. regroups after being hounded from westminster and banned for life from parliament, bojo bids to end the tory civil war by seeking a temporary truce with rishi sunak before declaring there's always another innings . there's always another innings. but as boris right to call for peace in the conservative camp and amid another troubling poll slump , has the partygate stitch slump, has the partygate stitch up actually damaged his successor? sunak my superstar panel get stuck into that next. and tonight, i'm joined by amanda platell. kelvin robinson and rebecca reid . also coming up and rebecca reid. also coming up tonight, harry and meghan's big charade continues to unravel with this devastating takedown from transatlantic tv star kelly osborne. he's a he's a whining whinging complaining, woe is me. i'm the only

and i but i thought well, let's find the biographies of his friends and alexander hamilton robert livingston, john jay and i was shocked to learn that the most recent biography of john jay was from the 30s. and i bought a used copy and read it and it wasn't that good. i thought god even i could better than this. so i started, you know researching and writing. i mean jay has this amazing career in state federal and international. i mean most people today kind of know him for is role in writing the federalist papers or his role on the as first chief justice, but he's basically the author of new york's first state constitution. he's the first chief justice of new york's highest court. he represents america broad first in spain during the revolution where he doesn't have much much success and then in france where he and atoms and franklin have great success in negotiating the treaty that ends the war and establishes our boundaries. and as soon as he kind of gets off the boat upon his return from france. tap to be secretary for foreign affairs for the confederation. he's a leader of the movement

to be fair, i think livingstone cared as fair, i think livingstone cared we wett. — fair, i think livingstoneue story . don't go anywhere. we're back with the front pages in just two minutes time. is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight, boris hints he will bat for britain again as the most popular pm in a generation. regroups after being hounded from westminster and banned for life from parliament, bojo bids to end the tory civil war by seeking a temporary truce with rishi sunak before declaring there's always another innings . there's always another innings. but as boris right to call for peace in the conservative camp and amid another troubling poll slump , has the partygate stitch slump, has the partygate stitch up actually damaged his successor? sunak my superstar panel get stuck into that next. and tonight, i'm joined by amanda platell. kelvin robinson and rebecca reid . also coming up and rebecca reid. also coming up tonight, harry and meghan's big charade continues to unravel with this devastating takedown from transatlantic tv star kelly osborne. he's a he's a whining whinging complaining