as it seems, many m p 's can't really take the government seriously. those in and around the kremlin will have no where to hide. we will make sure that those who share responsibility for the kremlin is aggressive, the stabilizing action. will sharon bearing a, have a cost? well, take to cap on bars, jones in the prime minister describing potential aggression of the land to mid to 10, but all of this tough talk many m p 's here in the ok. so they say it's a quite a distraction and deflection from what exactly is happening in westminster and what exactly the government has been up to during the pandemic and it's not just m p, 's know the public to have that opinion. but indeed, british media and journalism in general is coming out with some pretty tough headlines against the prime minister boris johnson saying it's only a matter of time till he is out that his roman empire is fooling. and even indeed, that his government is the worst in history. what i will say to the present innocence, i've said, is, i think we really want to step back from the brain. a

but all of this tough talk many m p 's here in the ok. so they say it's a quite a distraction and deflection from what exactly is happening in westminster and what exactly the government has been up to during the pandemic. and it's not just m p, 's, know the public to have that opinion. but indeed, british media and journalism in general is coming out with some pretty tough headlines against the prime minister boris johnson saying it's only a matter of time till he is out that his roman empire is fooling. and even indeed that his government is the worst in history. what i will say to the prison. so i said this, i think we really want to step back from the brain. and i think a russian to someone they bring the end of the party. british try, mister burns johnson, on the brink of exit chorus, on the brink, labor store, my head in latest pulls off to party shock. a guy to party gave incredibly stupid scandal makers for his job. and his job through grace's downing street behavior is difficult to justify florence johnson, too. we can, but pa, t

that is no doubt about that conservative m. p 's. although they rallied round on monday night and spoke positively of the prime minister, they were impressed in many areas. you couldn't count necessarily on that. his question now was whether or not the 12 or parties of that which were busting at the hall. a plan for action against covian. all the measures imposed on busting all those measures. those 12 parties are being investigated by the police. that is not going away. a question is, when the please come back with their report, and when su gray can give her full report rather than a sense of one to actually do what was supposed to be on monday. and that is a, a report for judgment day that could be the end for the british prime minister. and some people are describing some of its actions in diplomacy and tackling some of the major domestic issues in the u. k. r. r got such as the cost of living, crisis, expenses, expenses of rising energy bills. at these are seen as distractions by some people. according to the downing street, it's

and then m. p intern select will vote on the president, but it's stalled. repeatedly, over the last 14 months, we saw fighting on the streets of mogadishu, a year ago between the armed opposition and security forces following substantial pressure applied a month ago from the u. s. and the u. k. who provide military support to the somali government? the process has redeemed the theories of ongoing meetings happening in various provinces across the country. a lot of horse trading going on behind the scenes as planned. delegates try to reach a consensus on who they will appoint as m p to represent them. and people who are close to the process, say that almost certainly very large amounts of cash will be changing hands as part of this process. indonesia has ordered 42 funds, gents from friends, as it looks to replace its aging fleet. paris has been trying to expand its ties in the indo pacific as a frustrating decision last year to cancel a french submarine deal in favor of a strategic alliance with th

everyone help with a m p, the bloss britton's p. m for missing a key call with vladimir putin on ukraine because forest johnson was made in the policy gave scandal. president putin say is hungary will now enjoy guaranteed long term gas supplies of the budapest times up a major deal with russian. and if you join gas problems, getting hungarians the cheapest price in the u, and no job but no job, no way. canadian truck is continue to take a stand against cove it mandates on the scathing words of the prime minister. he's called me a racist extremist. what if i go to the job with a very well well, come from all of our team here in moscow. you're watching all t international with the very latest world news out days. it's great to have you with us. which is lawmakers have slammed the prime minister for skipping a major called with president putin on ukraine and p. say the growing party gay scandal has forced him to take his eye off the ball on crucial weld affairs. let us go live to london now in all correspondence. shoddy edwards dash de

and so instead it's reverted to the previous system by which plan representative select m p. m. p intern. select will vote on the president, but it's stalled. repeatedly, over the last 14 months, we saw fighting on the streets of mogadishu, a year ago between the armed opposition and security forces following substantial pressure applied a month ago from the u. s. and the u. k. who provide military support to the somali government? the process has redeemed the theories of ongoing meetings happening in various provinces across the country. a lot of horse trading going on behind the scenes as planned. delegates try to reach a consensus on who they will appoint as m p to represent them. and people who are close to the process say that almost certainly very large amounts of cash will be changing. hands as part of the process watching out there, alive from london, still hopefully on the program. the viking for the right to was her job in class. religious tensions play out in india's colleges and hold your horses us. your career talks might not be dad. doctoral suggestions. it's only a

johnson temporarily escaped from his m p. 's at home and paid a visit to ukraine's capital care where he threatened russia with de facto military action and sanctions at one russian soldiers tow cap across the border into ukraine . this is a growing number of british m. p. 's offering no confidence vote on johnson's leadership. after a censored report into alleged criminal government, covered law violations was released this week. well, joining me now from beck and field in the u. k. is the chairman of the campaign for conservative democracy, john strafford. thank you so much, john for coming on, i gotta ask the obvious question. he won one of the largest conservative majorities for your party in recent years. he successfully enabled bricks it so that we were able to get out the european medical agency so that there could be mass vaccination against coven. you're the conservative can pay the conservative democracy is not democratic to get rid of your leaders, it causes democratic. i mean, that's the whole purpose of democracy

we've also seen our c, m p. text messages that were going on in a private chat where they were, where they were sort of making light of the use of force of the tactics that were going to be used. oh, the so called freedom called voice, which wound its way to walk to was started out as a protest by some truckers against mandatory coven vaccinations. across the us border for work they spiraled into demonstrations encompassing a host of people angry with the current canadian government. hundreds have been arrested. then numbers may be added to the prime minister trudeau and his supporters continue to insist that the emergencies act was necessary. he, while hundreds of people who came here to also add to protest, left wondering if that next knock at the door may well be from the police coming to arrest them. peter oliver, artie auto canada. a group called the justice center for constitutional freedoms. a set up a legal defense team to assist the protesters. people taking part in the ottawa freedom convoy can now get

so that's quite something at an m p. 's. he is still rubbing the eyes and ears, and particularly at when we look at that defense aspect. here's what would have. so it's hard to say this we are, we will set up a special fund before the german armed forces and i am grateful to german finance minister, lynn, not for his support to nurse that one is also widely ones. 12022 german budget will have 100000000000 euros earmarked for this as a one off this money will be used for investment in the german armed forces. we have added london yard from now on year for year. more than 2 percent of our g d . p will be invested in defense mikaela, it bears repeating some of those numbers. the german chancellor announced the creation of, of 100000000000 euro fun for the armed forces in the allocation of more than 2 percent of the yearly g. d. p. for the defense budget. on top of the fact that germany is now resolved to send weapons to ukraine, it would not be an overstatement to say that this is a tectonic shift in german politics. what else

johnson temporarily escaped from his m p. 's at home and paid a visit to ukraine's capital care where he threatened russia with defacto military action and actions if one russian soldiers tow cap across the border into ukraine. this is a growing number of british m p. 's call for a new confidence vote on jones of leadership. after a censored report into alleged criminal government, covered law violations was released this week. well, joining me now from beck and field in the u. k. as the chairman of the campaign for conservative democracy, john strafford. thank you so much john. for coming on i gotta ask the obvious question. he won one of the largest conservative majorities for your party in recent years. he successfully enabled bricks it so that we were able to get out the european medical agency so that there could be mass vaccination against cove. it you're the conservative can favorite conservative democracy is not democratic to get rid of your leaders. it causes democratic. i mean, that's the whole purpose of democracy

but on this tough talk many m. p 's here in the u. k. simply thing, boris johnson and the government. c are ramping up the rhetoric just to deflect and distract exactly from what's happening here in westminster with the park to gate scandal. forest johnson says we all need to step back from the brink of all the tensions with ukraine and russia. but perhaps he better practice what he preaches, because it doesn't look like he's going to survive this political scandal. what i will say to the presentation, but it is. but i think we really want to step back from the britain. and i think a russian, someone they bring, the end of the policy british from is to birth johnson on the brink of this course on the brink label, store my head in latest pulls off the policy show a good to polity gate, the incredibly stupid scandal make up for his jones and his job. through grace is down, the street behavior is difficult to justify florence johnson to weaken, but paul, to get time bull to influence ukraine crisis defense chief wounds. p. s one, your ow

the number of m. p. 's who may have sent letters in privately, that of course, makes it quite difficult for the government, for downing street to, to fight. it's really a god action that it has been doing in recent weeks trying to sort of isolate and confront these disaffected groups of empties and tried to win them around. the us, as mysterious and sudden brain injuries suffered by diplomat stationed overseas, were probably caused by electromagnetic devices. and intelligence panel investigated the cause of the symptoms known as have on us syndrome. since 2016, about $200.00 us on canadian diplomats, have complained about a range of illnesses including vertigo. the trials of 2 high profile opposition figures are due to start in nicaragua. so there are among dozens of the president's political opponents accused of violating the constitution. many were hoping to run against daniel ortega and a presidential race in november, but were imprisoned in parliament has now bound for private universities. on 68 gro

that certainly wasn't the case earlier this week and a vote in the house of commons m p. 's upheld prime minister just intruders decision to invoke the emergencies act. it gave police the power in order to get people out of their camps in the streets of also, but opposition politicians have said it was akin to using a sledge hammer to crocket note. i lowered the temperature across the country. the prime minister clearly wants to raise and it comes up the cost to canadians, rights and freedoms. speaker, parliament should not allow the prime minister to avoid responsibility in this way . i think what we're doing today, the precedent, we're setting to be able to freeze bank accounts of political dissidence. the importance of back cannot be understated. the conduct of offices towards the protest is, remains controversial with a number of people looking to bring cases against the or to a police, the heavy harm the tactics. then we see now with the next leg up, where we've seen a very aggressive police presence and police operation, the use of mounted police units, one woman wa

following the vote, we heard from m. p. 's from various different parties who still very much towed their particular lines. i say this to all canadians that conservatives will continue to use every tool at our disposal and ministers, employer general murder mystery can even appoint a modern and then is also the protestors who were driven out of central author over the weekend. they were never going to expect much to be given to them by the politicians. they are saying know that they will continue to protest in some form. we waiting to see what form that will take, you know, the emergencies. i gives canadian police additional powers that enables banks to free the counts of people associated with the protest. conservatives on the block could require argue to the emergency sites was not even necessary in the 1st place . they accused the government of a power grabbed to force a majority votes on extending the measures, the emergency i replaced the war, measures out in 1988. now the convoy received a global support and u. s. tru

every one is demanding that not just the opposition, but particularly the conservative m. p. 's. want to see that full report. when will it come? that will be the decisive point for boris johnson. and the situation now is that this whole scandal is going into a 3rd month. if it goes on for more and more months, the could be some chances thing could be kicked into the long grass for johnson. but if it rears its ugly head again, within a matter of weeks, it could be the end for him. i do thank you very much. and sandra simmons talking to some downing street in london, i want to bring in patrick diamond, he's a professor and public policy at queen mary university of london. thank you very much. indeed for being with us on al jazeera. what do you think the morris johnson's political future looks like now compared to say a week ago? well, it still looks clearly very uncertain because the house, the gray or hanging over him as was just said, we've only have a very partial version of that report published. there were clearly many more revelations come, but i don't think the prime minist

following the vote, we heard from m. p. 's from various different parties who still very much towed their particular lines. i say this to all canadians that conservatives will continue to use every tool at our disposal and ministers, employer general one of order mister speaker, i even wrote a point of order and then is also the protestors who were driven out of central or to or over the weekend, they were never going to expect much to be given to them by the politicians. they are say know that they will continue to protest in some form. we waiting to see what form that will take, you know, look and staying with canada. donors who supported the canadian truckers convoy against covey mandates of had their personal details leaked on line. the list allegedly includes nearly 100000 people who gave money through the fundraising site, give, send, go. the hacker, claiming credits for publishing the donor info or bri, cottle is a founding member of the house of his group anonymous and has reportedly worked with the f, b i, and cana

following the vote, we heard from m. p. 's from various different parties who still very much towed their particular lines. i say this to all canadians that conservatives will continue to use every tool at our disposal and ministers, employer general warner, misty can even appoint a modern and then is also the protestors who were driven out of central or to her over the weekend. they were never going to expect much to be given to them by the politicians. they are saying know that they will continue to protest in some form. we waiting to see what form that will take. the emergencies out gives canadian police additional powers and enables banks to freeze the accounts of people associated with the protest. conservatives on the block can backwash argue to the emergency sites was not necessary. in the 1st place. they accused the government of a power grabbed to force a majority vote on extending the measures the emergencies. i'd replaced the war measures out. in 1988, the convoy received global support and us focus have now jump

means that you can do anything you stuck me will we have had thousands of businesses coming to the m p. 's trying to deal with disputes on the back of things like r b. s is global restructuring group. i'm obviously the h fall threading fraud. it's a much more extreme example of, of this kind of misconduct. but still essentially what we've identified between all the financial institutions, where perhaps they were trying to pull in loans quite quickly in order to recapitalize the banks that conduct fell by the wayside. ah, so you push a small business over the age, pushes me right to the edge of bankruptcy. and i was picking myself up again. and while i'm at corporate level, they came off to me under my personal guarantee. and they took me right to the edge of a high call action when they knew at the highest level of hbo lloyd's, they knew i was actually the victim of criminal behavior. and then you start to see that when the management, the senior management want to get heavy and get their result april in these dirty people. i would like to think the financial conduct or thought is on t

neither m p p and not quite a bit very well, but they managed to keep numbers. and if they want to carry on, you know that great marketing neither. they need to pay the economy to be done by introducing the they're saying it's the only way that they can get on the financial mess that it's been, they don't want to go to the i am at 400. president slot is very famous for that. we have gone beyond age and he wants to pay, gone from this, you know, to this middle income country that's growing. that's a fast growing economy. and the only way to do that he says is to bring in this tax and to tax it by the opposition party. the nbc are saying that if they come over and the next election, the 1st thing that they will do in the 1st $100.00 days is repeal this is get rid of it. i think that's something that actually we will pay for the polls that will be in the manifesto and will be an election from it actually will be very divisive in the country in the lead up to the election. i fear. thank you so much for talking to us about this. thank you for your insight off. yeah,

we've also seen our c, m p. text messages that were going on in a private chat where they were, were they were sort of making light of the use of force of the tactics that were going to be used. oh, the so called freedom called voice, which wound its way to walk to was started out as a protest by some truckers against mandatory coven vaccinations. across the u. s. border for work. they spiraled into demonstrations encompassing a host of people. angry with the current canadian government, hundreds have been arrested. then numbers may be added to the prime minister trudeau and his supporters continue to insist that the emergencies act was necessary. he, while hundreds of people who came here to also add to protests, left wondering if not next knock at the door, may well be from the police coming to arrest them. be sure all of us all see also a canada, a group, a call, the justice center, a constitutional freedoms has set up a legal defense team to assist the protesters. in fact, the people taking part in the auto

following the vote, we heard from m. p. 's from various different parties who still very much towed their particular lines. i say this to all canadians that conservatives will continue to use every tool at our disposal and ministers, employer general warner, misty can even appoint a modern and then is also the protestors who were driven out of central or to or over the weekend. they were never going to expect much to be given to them by the politicians. they are say know that they will continue to protest in some form. we waiting to see what form that will take, you know, on staying with canada. donors who supported the canadian truckers convoy against coven mandates, of had their personal details, leads on line. the list includes nearly 100000 people who pledge to through the sides give, send go. now the hacker, claiming credits for publishing the donor info or bri, cottle, is the founder of the house of his group anonymous and has reportedly worked with the f, b i, and canadian law enforcement. the data was published by d

how exactly have m. p 's reacted to johnson's explanations. while of course, this phone call between bar shown to non flag has now being postponed till wednesday. it was supposed to happen just yesterday, although apparently there was no central time. and birth johnson spokesperson has basically said it's not unusual for while need. his schedules to change, however, was really unusual in the timing of all of it. it seemed to be such a huge matter all day yesterday, right. at the time when the su gray report was being released into downing street allegations of parties, now once that poem dropped, so too did the phone call completely off the face of the planet, it was shelved. and so many people just think that this is a pretty pathetic move from the government and from forest john to the mid the scandals of what's going on in westminster. of course it does come at 9 out of 10 people in the u. k. don't thing the borders johnson fit to run the country so, intervening in a crisis in the eastern europe, it's somewhat about changing the public opin

now m p 's today says that directly involved, i'm my colleagues right here at r t u k. obviously the law has to be pulled just yet, but in terms of the western presentation, the assessment of the situation, there's been simply no change. according to british media, troops are now poise completely at the ready us defense systems, land power. all you would need for a full scale invasion till that happens. if that happens, britain says russian is to prove its innocence. now, listening to the british media throughout the day, that's the phrase is like the clock is ticking. we are now at the 11th hour, but was really quite interesting as if you go back just a few weeks. those same british media source is old headlines that said that a russian invasion was going to come at one a n 10 days ago in your okay, well thank you for that update shabby, and that was chevy edwards dash reporting from london on the conversations that are taking place in the u. k. has the parliament about ukraine crisis. right. thank you . we're just to remind you, president post and we'll make a final d

o m p. 's call on you to recognise the don basket and the various regions independence and then i have to ask you what about all stream to what will happen to it. will that project be implemented? children, particularly with attention and the threats which have happened all around us. and mr. pardon, please allow me one other question and have a euro dodge and said, mister schroeder is a long term friend of yours. and he is one of the candidates he was put on the list of candidates for the supervisory board of gas prom. after that, there was a lot of criticism against him. what can you say about that? euro go? sonya is listening room a shuttle understood the 1st points and the duma vote just before the press conference. the presidential administration staff informed me about the votes taken in the do man, and also bought the partial withdrawing withdrawal of the troops from the area where the maneuvers have been held. what, what can we comment about this? as far as the executive director, pa

following the vote, we heard from m. p. 's from various different parties who still very much towed their particular lines. i say this to all canadians that conservatives will continue to use every tool at our disposal and prime ministers, employee general one of order mister speaker can even with this is not a point of order. mississippi and then is also the protestors who were driven out of central to our over the weekend. they were never going to expect much to be given to them by the politicians. they are say know that they will continue to protest in some form. we waiting to see what form that will take, you know, couple of of those of the main stories this hour had, oh, it's our t dot com or our social media pages for more money is peter scott ali, back again at the top of the hour. thank you for watching. ah, there is extreme nationalism which has been released to the us and they want us dominance. but surely they are sensible voices in the u. s. c. that conflict is where you are heading gauntlet. gore war is not the

but intact around $250.00 m. p. 's, one certain conditions met before any deal is sign of straight is opened, it's boarded through fully vaccinated tourists after nearly 2 years have been closed off to the world. it's tough. border measures restricted it straightens from leaving and returning home. and sealants, prime minister as covert 19 vaccine mandates and other measures will be lifted when on the con, infections full demonstrations against vaccine mandates have been going on in front of the theme and parliaments and police of arrested dozens of people in canada as capital as 3 weeks approach has ended thousands of truck drivers blockaded central also approaches which began in response to coven vaccine mandates. an announcement is expected on ending corona virus restrictions in england earlier than planned. among the measures likely to go is the requirement to self isolate. if someone tests positive or has carpet 90 symptoms and with that you're up to date with the headlines here are now to 0. we are back with a

and it was met with a roar of approval by back bench tory m. p. 's. some of whom, of course, are among the prime ministers, harshest takes having called for his resignation over the party gate affair. if you were cynically minded, you might suggest this was all part of a concerted effort to show up his leadership, along with senior staffing changes inside downing street in recent days. and certainly, as much has been suggested by some in the scientific community who call the move in cautious at a time when a few 1000000 britons are unvaccinated and deaths are still hitting 300 or more on some days. well, if that is the case, then the prime minister may feel he has good reason. the latest bombshell photograph shows boris johnson sitting at a downing street desk in an office with an open bottle of per seco near by staff members in the room wearing christmas party decorations allegedly taken in december 2020. when office parties were strictly banned. well, that picture may or may not prove to be a smoking gun in the party gates scandal, but it is a remin

which region of our oca as alessandra m. p. t for the attack for terrifying communities. workers are busy reconstructing the actor martinez building in the center of the vienna. last month a car bomb exploded, destroying much of this flock. the students of former fight grab both are being blamed for the attack, which killed one person, the buildings house, human rights group, social organizations, and unions lay nomic us if we were holding a security meeting because of the way the conflict with evolving with direct attacks against social organizations and community leaders got that the fact dissidence or accusing us of sympathizing with the ellen. and that's how they justified attacking us out. ok, i know ill, rich region on the border with venezuela has been mostly calm since the signing of a peace deal between the government and sorry rebels in 2016. but violence returned as far as this in groups began to fight e l. n. rebels for control of drug trafficking in contraband routes. since the beginning of the year, more than 60 p

and the canadian prime minister faces mounting pressure from m. p. 's over his decision to trigger emergency power is meant for times of national crisis. but instead, in response to a protest by truck drivers with broadcasting live direct from our studios and also this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with are now the russia may have started with drawing its troops from its border with ukraine on tuesday, but that is not stopped. western officials still talking about the imminent threat of war. they say there is still no proof of a pull back. this is despite the russian defense ministry releasing video of departing tanks showing a battalion of rushes, western military district, returning to its permanent base. the withdraw came after the defense ministry confirmed plan military exercises had been successfully completed earlier in r t, bracy shay and don quarter discuss why the west is still not doing any of this. as signs of de escalation, russian defense minister reporting today, and some military units are leading t

it follows a complaint filed against him by m p's over corruption charges, which he denies. the kurdish politician was chosen by parliament is the favored for the largely ceremonial post mo, from man made up the law hid in bagdad. he has just refuted, denied, and rejected the court's decision. considered and get in his words, put it to sized. he also said that since he was acquitted by the court in 2016 when he was accused of corruption and mismanagement, when he then was a finance minister. then in his view, there is no point. there is no point in banning him from running for prison. now, the question now is whether or not his party, the didn't the could this 10 democratic party will be able to push for another nominee, especially with the fact that today is considered the deadline. the last day in the constitutional period allocated for presidential candidates to submit their files to the parliament, a presidency. the world web is coming up next and then fight his role into tripoli in libya to support the interim prime minister after a push to replace him. i'm out of money

this is a growing number of british m. p. 's call for a new confidence vote on johnson's leadership. after a censored report into alleged criminal government, covered law violations was released this week. well, joining me now from beckon's field in the u. k. is the chairman of the campaign for conservative democracy, john strafford. thank you.

it follows a complaint filed against him by m p's of a corruption charges that he denies. the kurdish politician was chosen by parliament as the favours for the largely ceremonial post elder sirus mackwood up to what had reports. now, from the bank that he has just refuted, denied and rejected the court's decision. considered and get in his words, put it to sized. he also said that since he was acquitted by the court in 2016 when he was accused of corruption and mismanagement, when he then was a finance minister. then in his view, there is no point. there is no point in banning him from running for prison. now, the question now is whether or not his party the did the could this 10 democratic party will be able to push for another nominee, especially with the fact that today is considered the deadline. the last day in the constitutional period allocated for presidential candidates to submit their files to the parliament a presidency 5 you and the staff members have been abducted in southern yemen. they were taken on saturday while travelling in the abbey and region to the c

russia wants to, from a business perspective, change to mal, which is a 100 years with gas, whereas the m p t and western side barriers to run out of gas. and more time scale . i don't know, 5 years. i mean, like i said that the investment going into those fields to keep producing, going up and up and up. so it becomes less and less profitable. whereas the mount fields with brand new pipelines are extremely profitable. so just from a business perspective, russia wants to switch to these new fields. and the problem is that you can, the mount fields are not connected to the cranium, but you can sell and send this oxy gas through the cranium, but we'd have to build a whole bunch of interconnections which don't exist. or these 2 are a small, it's the in the short term in the short term, the guess is just flowing through grain from russia. yeah, no, most of it is going through, well, not stream. and there's another northern pipeline. so there's about 40000000 cubic meters going through ukraine, and then there's another 100 going through these other pipelines to the north. they've got ukraine on

but, and it's a big but you can judge conservative a m p 's on that that what they say and what they do with meetings like this. that could be a plot against him, that the jury is still out on this when johnson had hoped to push it to one side by the stage and, and andrew, i mean, boys, johnson is heading to ukraine later today. so it is this trip going to deflect attention from par negates. if you can, you can certainly count that as boys johnson had hoped to actually move into the do to talk about a war and breathe a sigh of relief with that. the party gate being over no way know how he is going to see the ukrainian president of a lot of media as the lensky it is going to talk about british support. it will sound quite strong, even though what, what zalinski needs is is billions of dollars of, of assistance, and he'll be offered millions. there is also a move while his trust there was any way on monday night. she was outlining a new sanctions the toughest yet on ukraine, or targeting or oligarchy. here in london, the city of london was so much dirty russian money around a big packa

so far at least 17 m p f submitted letter is of no confidence in the prime minister, where we challenge has more from southern england. miramar said in her resignation that i said you are a better man than many of your detractors will ever understand. which is why it is desperately sad that you let yourself down by making a scurrilous accusation against the leader of the opposition. now the other resignations ah, basically being presented by lawless, the prime minister as part of this big, clear routes that he promised of the downing street operation. following the su gray repose bought. i have to say it doesn't seem like he's in control of these resignations or the moments and there's a sense that these all people leaving a sinking ship dominic cummings, of course, no friends of the prime minister, his former aid now arch enemy tweeted earlier on the day it's the unmistakable signal that the bunker is collapsing, and this prime minister is finished. earlier i spoke to john as then less was a u. k. political commentator. he says it's unlikely boys, johnson will survive these crises to h