colleagues, we are the government to get you are discussing these things with nicola sturgeon, michelle o'neillhole pandemic. you are aware that in the additional witness _ you are aware that in the additional witness statements from nicola sturgeon and baroness forster and mr -iven sturgeon and baroness forster and mr given that _ sturgeon and baroness forster and mr given that their position is that they— given that their position is that they feel— given that their position is that they feel that they were not really hrouqht _ they feel that they were not really brought properly into the decision—making structures but it was more — decision—making structures but it was more of an information route that they— was more of an information route that they were there to be taught what the — that they were there to be taught what the government had decided and it was— what the government had decided and it was a _ what the government had decided and it was a question of giving them information about those pre—existing positions _ information about those pre—existing positions. is that a fair analys

seats in the regional devolved assembly in belfast, and that means that party vice president michelle o'neilleland the system is there has to be a power sharing arrangement between irish nationalists such as sinn fein, who want ultimately to take northern ireland out of the uk and join it with the republican of ireland, and unionists, who want to retain northern ireland's place in the uk. so the main unionist movement, the dup has been blocking the formation of a coalition over its concerned over brexit trading arrangements, which it sees as a economic barrier between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. talks are currently going on between the uk government in dublin and the dup to try to get regional government in northern ireland back up and running. as you heard mary lou mcdonald say there, she says that people's patience has run out, and the party are saying the british government should put a time limit on the negotiations with the dup, suggesting that the summit involving london and dublin governments in the later stages of this month should be the deadline for those talks. ultimat

colleagues, we are the government to get you are discussing these things with nicola sturgeon, michelle o'neill, mark drakeford et al.. balance was... my own view was that we benefited from bringing in the devolved administrations as early as possible during the whole pandemic. you are aware that in the additional witness _ you are aware that in the additional witness statements from nicola sturgeon and baroness forster and mr -iven sturgeon and baroness forster and mr given that _ sturgeon and baroness forster and mr given that their position is that they— given that their position is that they feel— given that their position is that they feel that they were not really brought _ they feel that they were not really brought properly into the decision—making structures but it was more — decision—making structures but it was more of an information route that they— was more of an information route that they were there to be taught what the — that they were there to be taught what the government had decided and it was— what the government had decided and it was a _ what the government had decided an

the sinn fein vice—president, michelle o'neill, on the right, is in line to lead the stormont executivesay, quite frankly, like, this has run out of road and people now need to roll up their sleeves and get back to work. mary lou mcdonald is also contending to be the taoiseach, the irish prime minister. sinn fein is ahead in the polls in dublin, with a general election likely next autumn. in her conference speech, the sinn fein president is expected to pitch for power across the island of ireland, which the party ultimately wants to unite. chris page, bbc news, belfast. a state of emergency has been declared in icleland, after a series of earthquakes prompted fears of a volcanic eruption. the increased alert level came after several tremors on friday. emergency shelters are being opened in a village close to the crater, which is home to around a,000 people. an icelandic patrol vessel is being sent to the region, as the met office continues to monitor the movement of magma under the volcano. an important bridge over the river nile has been destroyed in the ongoing conflict between the su

sinn fein vice president michele o'neil on the right is in line to lead the executive if it is restored, with a general election likely next autumn. in her conference speech, the sinn fein president is expected to pitch for power across the island of ireland, which the party ultimately wants to unite. chris page, bbc news, belfast. king charles will be on the cover of the big issue next week, to mark his 75th birthday. the magazine will use this photo of the monarch, as he launches his coronation food project — which aims to help those in need of food, while at the same time reducing waste. here's helen with the weather. it's the weekend! it got pretty nippy in some places! how about that? ., , �* nippy in some places! how about that? . , �* , . nippy in some places! how about that? �* , ., that? hasn't it 'ust, a shock to the s stem that? hasn't it 'ust, a shock to the system this — that? hasn't itjust, a shock to the system this morning, _ that? hasn't itjust, a shock to the system this morning, you - that? hasn't itjust, a shock to the system this morning, you can - that? hasn't itju

with me now, michele goodwin only a professor of constitutional law and global health policy and confident director of the o'neilid jolly is back with me. michelle, a colorado federal 14th mehmet case and that state can move forward. i wonder what it says to you about where this is headed and just how strong those cases? >> it's a strong case, and i'm sure that trump and his team of lawyers will continue to fight it. but important to understand the history of that particular amendment and, as well to understand what the clause is there. it was because of a potential of insurrection and the effort to try to overthrow the government after the civil war and the fact there was such violence -- and members of congress during the time of the civil war leading up to the civil war. and january 6th what we saw is a president that both incited individuals and also failed to do what was appropriate in order to save members of congress from the attacks that we will take place. >> michele i want to play some sound for you. it's from a 14th expended a moment that spoke during the third day of the colorado hearings. take a lis