you also detail, mr raab, that of the two l detail, mr raab, that of the two cobra — detail, mr raab,january that we have heard some detail— january that we have heard some detail about, you did not attend the first meeting, but sent one of your ministers — first meeting, but sent one of your ministers to— first meeting, but sent one of your ministers to attend that meeting, but you _ ministers to attend that meeting, but you did attend the second meeting — but you did attend the second meeting on the 29th ofjanuary. i want _ meeting on the 29th ofjanuary. i want to— meeting on the 29th ofjanuary. i want to move a week or so forward in the chronology, because the inquiry has heard _ the chronology, because the inquiry has heard about a meeting that took place _ has heard about a meeting that took place on _ has heard about a meeting that took place on the 4th of february between the prime _ place on the 4th of february between the prime minister and chris whitty, the prime minister and chris whitty, the chief— the prime minister and chris whitty, the chief medical officer. as far as w

fairly turbulent and controversial few years under his predecessors, liz truss, dominic raab and boris johnson. mrseen as somebody who was at odds with downing street. he was somebody who was good at working rooms. that is one for historians to work out in the future. certainly, he has stabilised british foreign policy in his improved relations which had been pretty intense in years during his time in office.— his time in office. james landale, our diplomatic— his time in office. james landale, our diplomatic correspondent - his time in office. james landale, | our diplomatic correspondent and, his time in office. james landale, - our diplomatic correspondent and, of course, former political correspondent, thank you very much for the moment. let's go back to our political correspondent ione wells. any more reaction to this morning's appointments? the move ofjames cleverly and the much more surprise move return to government of david cameron who is now our foreign secretary?— cameron who is now our foreign secreta ? , ., ., ., secretary? there has been a lot of reaction, mixed _ secretary? there ha

will appear before the covid 19 inquiry in london today comes after dominic raab and sajid javid both appeared yesterday. mrve raised concerns over archie's skin colour and also allegedly accidentally named in the dutch edition of oman. >> scobie's explosive explosive new book have been revealed on a british tv show while in the engush british tv show while in the english version of endgame, scobie said he's aware of the identity of the two individuals, but has been prohibited by law from publishing the information in the u.k. gb news has chosen not to name the pair, a decision backed by government minister tom tugendhat this morning. >> well, look, i respect your decision because i wouldn't be reporting such scuttlebutt ehhen reporting such scuttlebutt either. reality is that either. and the reality is that his majesty the king, in his first year and a bit of his reign, has been, i think, a brilliant monarch for us and has done the way and done done us proud. the way and the dignity with which he welcomed incredibly , incredibly welcomed incredibly, incredibly wide range of foreign dignitaries at his mothe