i don't want to hearfrom mari black has said. staff that they feel this way, but i am listening to them as thatis way, but i am listening to them as that is how many of them do feel at the moment. they need to see leadership from politicians, that politicians from the top, that is why it is so important that rishi sunak shows his support for this report into the sexual aggression by a leading member of their own party. i think we also need to show that we will call out behaviour where we see it. that's we encourage colleagues, staff and visitors to be aware of the processes that we do have and that we are constantly challenging ourselves to improve and strengthen those processes.— ourselves to improve and strengthen those processes. thank you very much for talkint those processes. thank you very much for talking to — those processes. thank you very much for talking to us. _ those processes. thank you very much for talking to us. thangam _ for talking to us. thangam debbonaire, the shadow leader of the house of commons, thank you.

the scottish party's deputy leader at westminster, mari black, is stepping down at the next election.onment and she said social media abuse had played a role in her decision —— outdated and sexist and toxic environment. you are watching bbc news. it has been closed since the autumn of 2019 and first because of covid and then a massive project to rebuild the rail tracks right to the top. but now the trains are back and that means it can reopen for business. that means it can reopen for business-— that means it can reopen for business. ~ , u, , business. when we first came up here the buildin: business. when we first came up here the building was _ business. when we first came up here the building was really _ business. when we first came up here the building was really mouldy - business. when we first came up here the building was really mouldy but - the building was really mouldy but it has been closed and there has been no air ventilation to the building for three years so it was a massive job to building for three years so it was a massivejob to get building for three years so it wa

the snp's deputy leader marie black —— —— mhairi. she represents paisley and renfrewshire south. ., ., this news? quite startling that an mp of this you — this news? quite startling that an mp of this you should _ this news? quite startling that an mp of this you should have - this news? quite startling that an - mp of this you should have announced she is standing down. politics changes and people come and go, people rise and people fall. six snp mps have announced they are standing down at the next election and members of other parties are standing down as well but generally it is those who are coming towards the close of their career either voluntarily or they have been pushed but she is very young to be taking this step. she says she is tired of westminster and what she believes is a toxic unhelpful attitude at westminster especially towards women and others would say she has she has experienced a degree of stress more generally with regards to politics and the way the party has gone and there was concern from her about the considerable row within the snp over the gender reco

report on _ had sima kotecha's report on newsnight last night reporting pretty disgusting behaviour, mari black going on? there's an important point to make. i've been _ going on? there's an important point to make. i've been an _ going on? there's an important point to make. i've been an mp _ going on? there's an important point to make. i've been an mp 4/13- going on? there's an important point to make. i've been an mp 4/13 years| to make. i've been an mp 4/13 years now. i would observe that i've seen behaviour improving in that time but we've also seen a situation where staffers in particular feel that they can speak out more freely. what's happened in westminster is absolutely appalling, i make no bones about it but it's important to encourage people who have been harassed, bullied, abused that they are empowered to speak out and are supported through the process and that we stick up for the victims and not the perpetrators. it that we stick up for the victims and not the perpetrators.— not the perpetrators. it would be tood not not the perpetrators. it would be good not to _ not the perpet

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they bought it on the black market with the details of mary having a birth soon.left kiev is counting on new military handouts, but it seems that an ally is now not up to energy crisis in europe, protests, ukraine it is hard to pull the ballast, but it is a pity to leave the western media in mourning of faith in the circuit. offensive in full force, but no europeans from the pockets that the local authorities only took under the pretext of helping kiev, they must accept money. no one will give up on all requests, independent in europe refuse berlin does not want to give up its missiles. that aurus of nato membership is generally advised to be forgotten. we have a principle that we adhere to together with the president of the united states, we do not want to supply weapons that, if used, could reach the territory of russia alone completely it is clear and ukraine knows this and much was said during the war , entry into our alliance cannot happen at all. schulz's ratings are flying and only 19% are falling. the inhabitants of germany are in debt, as if in silks , an

mary black. yes. basically saying i've had enough of this. i'm not standing again.deous. so then we get inside there and we see how it's run to more partygate investigation actions have been announced . and how have been announced. and how significant are these? well they are significant. >> one in particular. very significant. sir bernard jenkin, who's a conservative mp, boris johnson's nemesis , he was on the johnson's nemesis, he was on the privileges committee that ultimately led to boris johnson resigning as a member of parliament, found that his he did mislead the parliament over the parties that he held. now now the story is allegedly that bernard jenkin was hosting a party for his wife, baroness jenkin , during the time when jenkin, during the time when restrictions were in place. so if that's the case, well, that's very hypocritical , because very hypocritical, because bernard jenkin is obviously has to lead by example . and given to lead by example. and given that he's on this privileges committee. so that's significant. the second hand story is around sha

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he is proportional black of knowledge that he last is not going to be a legal defense. >> let me follow up with you about timing, mary, because you worked with the department of justice. there is this sense, and i've heard people, andrew weissmann and others, who seem to think that jack smith would want to move on indictments, were there to be any, before fani willis. we have a pretty decent sense now that the grand jury's empaneled that will be, if it happens, we don't know, in the next few weeks. what do you think of that? >> there are two things that are really urging haste for jack smith. one has nothing to do with fani willis. one is that if there is any chance of getting to trial before the election, this matter has got to get indicted sometime soon. even though under the speedy trial act, you set a trial date within 70 days, there's all kinds of reasons for continuance and told-ing of that speedy trial act. and the clock is ticking. and of course fani willis has been open about the timing of potential indictments coming out of her office, and i do tend to agree with andrew here. if i were the one prosecuting f

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mary odessa were announced as a result of strikes , fires broke out, this was later confirmed by the command vsu said damaged logistics facilities and warehouses explosions were heard in the same black sea odessa region. in the area of ​​the port of power. nikolaev noted the air alert. the city sounded for three hours, and a fire was recorded in the dnepropetrovsk region , damaging infrastructure. the ministry of defense published regular footage of captured ukrainian soldiers. i was mobilized , a summons came to register and then another trip to pass the medical examination. i have close relatives who have a disability of the second group of me according to the law. they have the right mobilize there, but i mobilize and sent service to the ranks of ukraine together, they didn’t pass at all a couple of times they drove to shoot with a machine gun, and that was it for a couple of days, i was on the front line and was captured. in the village of razdolnoye in the crimea , which was attacked by a ukrainian drone this night, an emergency mode was introduced when a teenage girl and her friends died on impact. she went to see the dawn, when they passed the mall in the building ran into a

prisoner release and the black sea greendale comes out for a visit to assemble by the equating present laws of muse. lensky who attends the crime with 5 colanda suited for it to defend mary po, requirements that beverly is violated, a deal to hold them in tacky until the end of the war. well, mcbride has more news from keys. continuing full out from this prison release on continuing and go from moscow with kremlin spokesman. dimitri pest, golf, accusing to key a, you've been going to pressure, he says, from other nato members to release the lead is of the siege of the as of still works in the mary, hugh po, under the terms of the high profile present as well. last september of these leaders were meant to have sacked out the war into a key and taken no further part in the fighting. instead of battle on saturday, let him is. the lensky of ukraine is getting ready to leave, to key a at the end of these overseas mission a, when these leaders to an up at the airport and join him on the aircraft. a very important return happening on the 500 day of the fighting in this war. they all given a heroes. welcome in the western city of la v. re united with the families. and then we ha

mary. once each denado stopping, you can see the presence of the nato countries on present and not only in the baltic region, one to all the present in poland and remaining are down towards the black sea. and to present this noodles presence has also become more visible to russian forces. i was showing them that the red lines that were here and were ready. i just saw the russian plains are not far away. one of their main routes is just north of the estonian coast. russian military aircraft regularly fly without transponders, a device that transmits information on flight data. when they don't communicate with air traffic controllers on the ground, a potential hazard to civilian air traffic. these instances german air force pilots are sent to intercept and identified the aircraft model as assume management by comfortable there's nothing normal about an uncoordinated encounter of 2 fighter jets in international airspace. of course, obviously when you're approaching an aircraft that you're not in contact with, it's less than you don't know what the other pilot is, doings what their intentions are or their flight path. of course, you're a bit more times this one, this one is this an ir

were filmed in front of the mari county courthouse and this is in columbia, tennessee and this courthouse is the site of where an infamous lynching took place in 1927 of a blackhe backdrop for the columbia race riot in 1946. as we saw the video shows police brutality protests and shots from surveillance camera showing robberies and many people are also pointing out that, jake, remember in 2017 jason aldean of all people to be promoting gun violence, performed at a concert at a music festival called route 91 and it was the deadliest mass shooting in american history when 58 people died, right? so sheryl crow and others are coming out and saying jason, what are you thinking? what are you doing? >> yeah. i mean, he would argue that he's not promoting gun violence. he's promoting gun rights and the right of self-defense. what is he specifically saying about the reaction to his song because this has become a real controversy? >> so he took to ttter, he released a very lengthy statement. part of it reads that there's not a single lyric in the song that references race or in to it and there isn't a single video clip that there isn't real news footage and while i can

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well known, but she also befriended mary mcleod bethune, and she made sure that she was photographed with her. she wanted everyone to see that she was friends, the black woman. right. and that that's important she also, as i mentioned there, she also invited some little black children, some black girls to have a picnic on the lawn of the white house. and that made a lot of people angry. and i wouldn't be surprised if it also made her husband angry because he would get flak for it. he'd get political flack for it. but she felt very strongly that it was her role to push these things forward. and so that's that's why i chose that speech. but it was a close call. so i was really glad. you did. because you're right, the 1948 speech is much better known and this one has a lot of nuance. but it could be given. i really recommend you read it. it could be given word for word for today sorry to keep you waiting. no problem. i'm thank you so much for being here. really was a wonderful discussion. my name is nathan my name is nathan weisler. i am. i'm a recent graduate of montgomery college and i'm hoping to attend teaching college to teach and to teach in civil

black employment rates, and low wage worker seeing unusual and tremendous wage growth. so job opportunities for lower wage workers and tremendous gains and their wages. >> anne-marie, theowth from the -- bottom up. that's his famous quote. what do you think about his speech and how biden's going to run on the economy 2024? that specific part of his speech. how do you think this approach resonates with voters? >> i think it's gonna take some time perhaps for the way that we think about the economy to catch up with what the economy has. i think that biden can do, is going to have to just keep giving that message. i highly encourage him to have as many different surrogates as possible. giving that message. i also think that drawing attention to the fact that republicans voted for some of the stuff, that their states are benefiting from, at this isn't just bottom-up, middle out. that this is everyone. this is not just people in blue states, not just people and read, stage this is something the entire country is benefiting from. and that they need more of a. that's all we need. we need less we're tactics. we need less coverage of hunter biden. when we last going personal an

black s.u.v. pulled up and we expect hunter biden any moment. let's watch and see if it's him and his lawyers entering the courtroom today. bear with us for a moment, mary kathryn and andy mccarthy as we wait for this moment as hunter biden is expected to plead guilty to tax charges. there you have him. that's hunter biden entering the court there in wilmington, delaware. expected to plead guilty to two misdemeanors regarding taxes and come to an agreement on a gun felony. mary kathryn i'll turn it back to you. >> what is happening here they are trying to get important information into this proceeding, right? to paraphrase, new information has come to light via the whistleblowers. i didn't expect i.r.s. agents to be on my thank you letter list this year. it wasn't on my bingo card but they are saying the right thing. look, we care about equal protection under the law and he is quite clearly not being treated like a regular american. i feel if i had done the same things i wouldn't be getting this deal and would not be given the benefit of the doubt on these many, many, many shady coincidences that amount to many, many millions of dollars. >> bill: andy,

time maintain the black sea of greenville, which was pro, could by the turkish government san because the old lou joins us live from, is stumble on this. so housing meeting going to mary of the missing was risk since they oh, where it's lasted about 2 and a half hours in prison. soleski has a very long day and he twisted saying that this long a day will be ending in 2 kias as well. so cool is that your tools, especially about security with the turkish presence, such a safe. i don't. we know that as you have said, extension of the rain deal is on the table also, you queens nato, but which is also part of the negotiations of sweden's made of it that needs approval ratification from suitcases on the table by literally relations are on the table as to kit and the rain and have it comic cooperation, especially as suitcase applied arms, grooms of it, produced by bars by car. and those rooms have changed the force of the war during a russian invasion in the country and reset the re heard from this company officer was saying that in ukraine there will be cold production starting very soon. so, so many things around the table, it will for sleep extension of the rain deal is ve

release and the black sea grendale comes after a visit to assemble by you claiming present. rosen is the landscape who returned to you cried with 5 combined. is it for it to defend mary paul kremlin said that release violate to the deal to hold them in turkey until the end of the war brochure and ukraine of exchanging more than 2000 prisoners since the stones of the conflict. thousands more still being held. the un says both sides of guilty of violations of prison. his rights are you there is, i mean, that is on the reports from russian control done yet. and i know it was so funny. and so we, these 5 ukrainian families have travelled long distances to meet their loved ones in a prison, in russian control during the it's a reno wants to see her husband. yeah, well, who? i spend 2 days getting here. my husband has been a prisoner since march 2022. we have a little daughter. all the news i got about him came through left as the weeks changed from time to time, which the new emotions are running high. the prisoners. what unaware of this meeting was going to happen since the 1st weeks of the war moment, 2000 prisoners from both sides had been exchanged. all the families h

black health in america. mm hmm. i think it's always for books. it's to foregrounding background problem, which is and i'm looking at my agent, kathy robbins, and my editor, marie patterson, who suffered through all of this. um, for me, i the difficulty was figuring out how to balance the geopolitical situation, the work that the journalists were actually doing and then the inner lives and the their relationships to each other and figuring out how to keep those in some kind of dynamic tension. so, again, you as the reader that you could see the dilemmas as they were working themselves out. mm hmm. for me, i think the most difficult part has been just feeling like i'm doing these characters stories, justice. i'm profiling five families in my book and i'm trying to tell their stories from the perspective of the cuban on believer or believers in the family and their loved ones and it's been a difficult balance at times. i'll have characters tell me things almost like a therapist that they don't want the other person in the book to know. so it's kind of just for me and not to make to print. and so they're they're trusting me with these very intimate details of thei

black people 3/5 a person. we were not even a mule then. we made a new constitution. host: ok, mary. got your point.e will go next to burlingame, california. charlie is calling on the independent line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking the call. in order to remedy this problem with the extreme right running the country from the supreme court, i go with senator markey's idea of adding three more justices to the supreme court, which would even things out. otherwise, we are going to be stuck with extreme right for years to come. please, work hard to back up senator markey's idea of adding three more supreme court justices. thank you very much. good morning. host: alrighty. let's go to mcdonough, georgia. george is calling on the democratic line. caller: yeah. i was just watching this colorblind situation here. i feel that anyone that is colorblind has a mental challenge. either get that business correct and have a good day. host: op gnocchi. -- okeedokee. ann is next in titusville, florida, republican line. caller: hi, i watch your show and i enjoy it and i like hearing both sides of the story

black people 3/5 a person. we were not even a mule then. we made a new constitution. host: ok, mary. got your point.will go next to burlingame, california. charlie is calling on the independent line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking the call. in order to remedy this problem with the extreme right running the country from the supreme court, i go with senator markey's idea of adding three more justices to the supreme court, which would even things out. otherwise, we are going to be stuck with extreme right for years to come. please, work hard to back up senator markey's idea of adding three more supreme court justices. thank you very much. good morning. host: alrighty. let's go to mcdonough, georgia. george is calling on the democratic line. caller: yeah. i was just watching this colorblind situation here. i feel that anyone that is colorblind has a mental challenge. either get that business correct and have a good day. host: op gnocchi. -- okeedokee. ann is next in titusville, florida, republican line. caller: hi, i watch your show and i enjoy it and i like hearing both sides of the story f