. —— nadine dorries has resigned. had stood in the way and that had been denied by downing street so just to bring you that breaking news again in the past few minutes the conservative mp and former culture secretary nadine dorries has resigned her commons seat with a scathing attack on the prime minister. we will bring you more on that as we get it. around two thousand items are thought to have been stolen, from the british museum. but some of the missing treasures have started to be recovered. that's according to the museum's chairman. the organisation is one of the uk's most prestigious cultural institutions, but revealed earlier this month, that a number of treasures were reported missing, stolen or damaged. a member of museum staff suspected of involvement has been sacked. and hartwig fischer, the museum director, is stepping down— after saying a 2021 investigation was mishandled. former chancellor, george osborne, is now chair of trustees at the british museum and has been speaking to radio 4's today programme.

we tried nadine will be nadine.cate her, but in accepting that she was always going to probably critic, sniping probably be a critic, sniping from sidelines . but wasn't. from the sidelines. but wasn't. she wasn't a huge, political she wasn't a huge, big political headache then i suppose headache for us then i suppose we need to wait and see what her book reveals. we need to wait and see what her boo if reveals. we need to wait and see what her boo if it's als. we need to wait and see what her boo if it's going be anything >> if it's going to be anything like sort of which is, i like the sort of which is, i think, due on the eve of tory party conference, it? party conference, isn't it? >> it's meant to of >> i think it's meant to sort of lift the on sort of what lift the lid on on sort of what was behind boris johnson's downfall. and obviously, once again, launched again, you know, being launched to maximum pain to try and cause maximum pain for tories. for the tories. >> no. fascinating stuff, but also there's a bi

but nadine dorries still _ that they really need.dorries still had a _ that they really need. but nadine dorries still had a massive - that they really need. but nadine i dorries still had a massive majority of 20,000 people so what are your plans to beat that? it is of 20,000 people so what are your plans to beat that?— plans to beat that? it is more than 20,000, 25,000. — plans to beat that? it is more than 20,000, 25,000. if— plans to beat that? it is more than 20,000, 25,000. if labour- plans to beat that? it is more than 20,000, 25,000. if labour won | plans to beat that? it is more than 20,000, 25,000. if labour won it| 20,000, 25,000. if labour won it would be the biggest by—election shock notjust would be the biggest by—election shock not just for the would be the biggest by—election shock notjust for the labour party but in the history of democracy and we are out there and have been since the very first day that nadine dorries said she was standing down across all of the villages and towns of midford bedfordshire and selecti

not nadine goes into the feel support on the backbenches is not nadine goes into the many and nadineoes into the many different aspects of what she's unhappy about. takes it unhappy about. she takes it quite personally. she thinks over the summer that rishi sunak is responsible for allowing her to be attacked at verbally by the media, by other colleagues, which resulted in her words, as a visit from the police at her home because of security fears . home because of security fears. and i don't think you can lay all of that at the footstep of the at the door of the prime minister or anyone for that matter, because , as you say, she matter, because, as you say, she agreed to resign two months ago and has been hanging on ever since. i think people will since. so i think people will just welcome the fact that she's now to she said now decided to go as she said that she would. >> gets very personal, >> she gets very personal, though, doesn't she? >> well, she doesn't though, doesn't she? >> she well, she doesn't though, doesn't she? >> she does l, she doesn't though, doesn't she? >> she do

nadine dorries was a close ally _ of gone. nadine dorries was a close ally of — of gone. of the _ of gone. nadine dorries was a close ally of the former - of gone. nadine dorries was a close ally of the former prime j close ally of the former prime minister borisjohnson and has denounced mp to announce that it ousted him as stupid so her criticism of the current prime minister is not exactly a surprise. pressure from some of our colleagues at westminster and in bedford bedfordshire to quit have become increasing and early this week some of the constituents that they wanted her to go. constituents that they wanted her to no. ,, constituents that they wanted her to 90-— constituents that they wanted herto no. ,, , her to go. she has been absent for so many — her to go. she has been absent for so many years _ her to go. she has been absent for so many years and - her to go. she has been absent for so many years and perhaps | for so many years and perhaps you should go. totally disappointed and she should have resigned and left. she denies letting _ have resigned and left. sh

but nadine dorries is still in the job. i'm aware she's not a very popularfigure.ituents aren't quite tearing their hair out, but they're not best pleased, either. i think she should be sacked. i assume she's still getting paid for doing what she's supposed to be doing. i went looking for traces of the mp�*s presence here. if you run an internet search for nadine dorries constituency office, this building is the only thing that comes up. but it's been a dance studio since 2018. borisjohnson will be found guilty by this kangaroo court. while nadine dorries has a regular tv show and newspaper column, this was the last time she spoke in parliament, well over a year ago. and it's certainly not a scientific poll, but no one we spoke to in flitwick has seen her here recently. it's disappointing that she hasn't done more for the community around here. she's been absent for so many years. maybe not a lot is happening or a lot is being done and there's probably some things that she's promised or talked about that we've not seen progress on yet. a short drive away, the prett

(pres 00v)mp and former minister, nadine dorries has resigned —— weeks after promising to do so — withing attack on prime minister, rishi sunak. election officials in zimbabwe say president emerson mnangagwa has won a second term in office — but the opposition claims there's been vote—rigging. three people are shot dead in florida in what authorities are calling a racially motivated attack. hello. we starting this error breaking news. that backer we are starting this hour with breaking news. ——we're starting this hour with breaking news — us officials say three marines have been killed in a military aircraft crash in northern australia. 23 people were on board osprey military craft, which was taking part in exercises near the remote melville island, off the coast of darwin, in the northern territory. five marines have been transported to darwin in a serious condition. australian prime minister anthony albanese gave this update, a little earlier. the initial reports suggest that the incident involves just us defence force personnel, that there are no members of the australian defence fo

well, we're pleased here on booktv now to be joined by author nadine strossen kim. we'll talk about her book hate why we should resist it with free speech, not censorship in a minute, but nadine strossen. tell us about your. oh, peter, i'm delighted to be here. my career has basically been as a civil, libertarian and human rights crusader. in addition to being a constitutional law professor, which is how i have earned my living. but as a volunteer, i was the national president, the american civil liberties union, the aclu for 18 years. many people are surprised to learn that is a volunteer position because it is very demanding in terms of time. in fairness, the aclu uses the title president for the chair of the board. we do have a paid full time ceo, the executive director. but in my educational capacity, i about rights, including freedom of speech, and in my advocacy capacity, i advocate for a very broad interpretation and enforcement of those rights, including free speech. where do you teach common law? at new york law school in the heart of manhattan and still fu

well, nadine dorries said she would resign back on june the 14th.aid she would resign with immediate effect. it's well known that nadine dorries is a close ally of the former prime minister, borisjohnson. she was culture secretary, of course, in his administration. she was not at all pleased at the way in which she was ejected from office and none too chuffed about the short lived nature of his successor liz truss�*s time at number 10 downing street either. so therefore, it is unsurprising that she's taking a swipe at the current prime minister, rishi sunak, in her resignation statement. now, first of all, let's take a look at the timing of what she's done. she says this will allow for a by—election to be called when parliament resumes in september. in other words, she is quite keen to see her mid bedfordshire parliamentary seat be contested around the time of the conservative party conference, putting maximum pressure again on rishi sunak, although he may try to of course delay the date of that by election. but opposition parties are already campai

nadine or for that are.dine dorries or for that matter because they're rishi sunak they get elected because they've rosette they've got a blue rosette on or a on, in the end a red rosette on, and in the end you owe the party that got you elected a good deal more loyalty than is show, just with, than is on show, not just with, with example, but basically with this example, but basically across board. across the political board. >> reading a letter, it >> charles reading a letter, it was rather tribute to herself. was rather a tribute to herself. normally i think should rely was rather a tribute to herself. no somebodyink should rely was rather a tribute to herself. no somebody else should rely was rather a tribute to herself. no somebody else to should rely was rather a tribute to herself. no somebody else to d0)uld rely was rather a tribute to herself. no somebody else to do that. sly was rather a tribute to herself. no somebody else to do that. she on somebody else to do that. she was talking about what a g

like nadine , you were johnson. like nadine, you were a bofis johnson.you were a boris loyalist . yes, but boris loyalist. yes, but i understand you have loyalty to your party. that said , andrea, your party. that said, andrea, isn't it time for us to have some honest talk ? some honest talk? >> look, i mean, i've been honest all the way along as you know, dan, i mean, i've made no secret of the fact i'm not a big fan of the prime minister. and i just feel it's a very sad place that we're in at the moment. we've wasted this great opportunity of the amazing 2019. so nadine was right. well, we've wasted the opportunity . obe look wasted the opportunity. obe look what's happened. i mean, so did you agree with what she said in her resignation letter? i agree with parts of it. i'm sure many conservatives do. and i really hope that the prime minister listens to wing of the party listens to our wing of the party because we make up, you listens to our wing of the party because we make up , you know, because we make up, you know, the centre right of the party, ma

look, i'm no fan of nadine dorries. i never have been.i of nadine dorries. i never have been.e. but i would 100% respect her right to safety. we cannot not apparently there's a bit of a problem with your mic, emma, so we'll come back to you to get your thoughts on that. >> but i mean, it is the case, isn't it ? that person security isn't it? that person security for mps has become a real issue. now, when you think back to some of the horrific incidents, there have been of attacks on deaths. let's remember that it has, but i of feel that. i sort of feel that. >> nadine dorries throwing a lot of very personal remarks at another obviously another mp. obviously somebody with security with much larger security detail than average but than the average mp, but nonetheless is of nonetheless is sort of encouraging sense of encouraging that same sense of animosity from members of the public, you just because public, you know, just because you'd far harder you'd have a far harder time with approaching with somebody approaching the prime minister than nadine dorries some dorries doesn't m

nadine talked about nadine dorries talked about threats and as threats to her person. has been very critical her, i would say critical of her, i would say that there never, ever, ever that there is never, ever, ever any room for abuse us or threats , let alone physical threats on an mp or indeed anyone else. and i absolutely condemn it. and i think we all should. >> yeah, we'll all agree with that. jen. that was a cracking start to the show. please stick around for the rest of it. you talk about missing in action for three months. nadine dorries the left leaning blob left leaning centrist blob you're they've been you're on about, they've been missing since 2010. let's missing action since 2010. let's see listen to see you watch it and listen to gb sunday with me, martin gb news sunday with me, martin daubney lots more coming up on today's first, let's daubney lots more coming up on todaja; first, let's daubney lots more coming up on todaja look first, let's daubney lots more coming up on todaja look at first, let's daubney lots more coming up on todaja look at your rst

nadine dorries has resigned are now after more than two months or can ijust think now after more than can i just think she would now after more than two months or can ijust think she would go now after more than two months or can i just think she would go with immediate effect. what you make of the timing? the immediate effect. what you make of the timin: ? ., , immediate effect. what you make of the timinu? .,, i. immediate effect. what you make of the timin: ? .,, i. the timing? the timing, as you said, the timing? the timing, as you said, the announcement _ the timing? the timing, as you said, the announcement on _ the timing? the timing, as you said, the announcement on saturday - the timing? the timing, as you said, the announcement on saturday that| the announcement on saturday that she has formally resigned, came at 2.5 months after she first announced she would be quitting parliament. to be honest, when you analyse the timing that the delay in making her resignation official, it looks like an attempt to be as awkward as possible for rishi sunak. as you setting your remarks jus

i nadine dorries, i think it was nadine dorries, right? not because right?hing attack on she gave a scathing attack on rishi was entirely rishi sunak, which was entirely correct. actually very well correct. and actually very well written. she's great written. she's she's a great writer when it's, you know, polemic she polemic against someone she hates , she she can hates massively, she she can bnng hates massively, she she can bring out words. but i read hates massively, she she can briher)ut words. but i read hates massively, she she can briher and words. but i read hates massively, she she can briher and i words. but i read hates massively, she she can briher and i thought,3ut i read hates massively, she she can briher and i thought, yeah,ead to her and i thought, yeah, she's pretty much spot on on all of i think maybe it of this. and i think maybe it might reform her reputation slightly among and also she might after might have a career after politics boris johnson right. >> writing columns. >> writing columns. >> emma, who's your headline hero. is the he

i nadine dorries, i think it was nadine dorries, right? not because right?athing attack on she gave a scathing attack on rishi was entirely rishi sunak, which was entirely correct. actually very well correct. and actually very well written. she's great written. she's she's a great writer when it's, you know, polemic she polemic against someone she hates , she she can hates massively, she she can bnng hates massively, she she can bring out words. but i read hates massively, she she can briher)ut words. but i read hates massively, she she can briher and words. but i read hates massively, she she can briher and i words. but i read hates massively, she she can briher and i thought,3ut i read hates massively, she she can briher and i thought, yeah,ead to her and i thought, yeah, she's pretty much spot on on all of i think maybe it of this. and i think maybe it might reform her reputation slightly among and also she might after might have a career after politics boris johnson right. >> writing columns. >> writing columns. >> emma, who's your headline hero. is the

like nadine , you were johnson. like nadine, you were a bofis johnson.you were a boris loyalist . yes, but boris loyalist. yes, but i understand you have loyalty to your party. that said , andrea, your party. that said, andrea, isn't it time for us to have some honest talk ? some honest talk? >> look, i mean, i've been honest all the way along as you know, dan, i mean, i've made no secret of the fact i'm not a big fan of the prime minister. and i just feel it's a very sad place that we're in at the moment. we've wasted this great opportunity of the amazing 2019. so nadine was right. well, we've wasted the opportunity . obe look wasted the opportunity. obe look what's happened. i mean, so did you agree with what she said in her resignation letter? i agree with parts of it. i'm sure many conservatives do. and i really hope that the prime minister listens to wing of the party listens to our wing of the party because we make up, you listens to our wing of the party because we make up , you know, because we make up, you know, the centre right of the party, ma

where is nadine dorries? that's the question being asked around westminster. spoken in the commons sincejuly last year, but insists she is "working daily with constituents". 0ur political correspondent peter saull has been to mid bedfordshire to find out what voters there think. it's been a long summer in mid bedfordshire. 77 days have passed since this area's mp said she was resigning. but nadine dorries is still in the job. i'm aware she's not a very popularfigure. her constituents aren't quite tearing their hair out, but they're not best pleased either. i think she should be sacked. i assume she's still getting paid for doing what she's supposed to be doing. i went looking for traces of the mp�*s presence here. if you run an internet search for nadine dorries' constituency office, this building is the only thing that comes up. but it's been a dance studio since 2018. borisjohnson will be found guilty by this kangaroo court. while nadine dorries has a regular tv show and newspaper column, this was the last time she spoke in parliament well over a year ago. a

jacob the nadine dorries . whether you nadine dorries.ints in a letter or not, and i was debating that with christopher hope earlier, isn't this a sign of a party that is just incapable of healing itself? >> no, i don't think so. i mean, nadine is really no, nadine is a great character and she says things in an extremely pithy manner and she gets her point across. well like you're a loser, prime minister. >> absolutely . >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> but actually, i think. >> but actually, i think. >> but actually, i think. >> but isn't that the sign of a split party? >> no, it's not that nadine ought to have got her peerage. it was deeply unfair that she didn't. that she's been a distinguished public servant, and she was in boris johnsons resignation . an honours she resignation. an honours she should have got it. that she didn't get. it was a number 10 fix, which i thought was very unfortunate . however, i think unfortunate. however, i think most conservatives want to rally around the prime minister, want to back sunak because it's m

i'm nadine dorries has newsroom. i'm nadine dorries has accused rishi sunak of whipping up a public frenzy against her and says he doesn't have the x factor of a winning prime minister. in a blistering resignation letter, the former minister accused mr sunak of demeaning his office by criticising her. she says his government has abandoned conservatism and the 2019 election manifesto , which was election manifesto, which was published before boris johnson , published before boris johnson, won an 80 seat majority in a by—election, will now take place in the usually safe tory seat of mid bedfordshire high street chain wilko could be saved from collapse after a last minute rescue bid was launched. wilko collapsed into administration earlier this month, putting 12,500 jobs at risk across its 400 stores. private equity firm m2 capital has submitted a last minute bid worth £90 million. they've confirmed themselves as one of several offers being considered by administrators. m2 capital has also said it plans to guarantee all

nadine what the nadine dorries hearing what the lib planning lib dems were planning to do, no, think, i mean, i heard this from this authority, from an authoritative source a couple of weeks ago , and i think she of weeks ago, and i think she basically decided she'd do it when parliament comes back and the which remind me, when is that? >> that's the week after next isn't it a week on monday. yeah. and rather than i don't think she's worried at all by this petition or the lib dems frankly. >> so let's go on with the story shall we start with you, alex? >> sure. i've leapt over the channel have story from channel to have a story from france. the telegraph today reports le pen will win next election , warns minister. i election, warns minister. and i thought was a very thought this was a very interesting the context interesting piece in the context of the that the great of the fact that the two great main parties of france, their traditional left and traditional right together are polling right taken together are polling below 10% together. because what you've seen with macron is carvi

jacob the nadine dorries . whether you nadine dorries.ints in a letter or not, and i was debating that with christopher hope earlier, isn't this a sign of a party that is just incapable of healing itself? >> no, i don't think so. i mean, nadine is really no, nadine is a great character and she says things in an extremely pithy manner and she gets her point across. well like you're a loser, prime minister. >> absolutely . >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> but actually, i think. >> but actually, i think. >> but actually, i think. >> but isn't that the sign of a split party? >> no, it's not that nadine ought to have got her peerage. it was deeply unfair that she didn't. that she's been a distinguished public servant, and she was in boris johnsons resignation . an honours she resignation. an honours she should have got it. that she didn't get. it was a number 10 fix, which i thought was very unfortunate . however, i think unfortunate. however, i think most conservatives want to rally around the prime minister, want to back sunak because it's m

here in the uk, nadine dorries, the conservative mp and former minister, has resigned as a member ofnister rishi sunak. ms dorries had said she would resign injune after claiming that downing street had blocked her receiving a peerage something which number 10 denied. but she remained as an mp, saying she was continuing to work for her constituents despite coming under pressure from other mps to go through with her promise to leave the house of commons. she has also released a resignation statement saying that rishi sunak has demeaned his office by whipping up a public frenzy against her. and she also accuses mr sunak of running a zombie parliament with a government which is adrift. she also claims he has squandered the good will of the nation. zimbabwe's president, emmerson mnangagwe, has been re—elected to serve a second term with just over half of the total vote. the opposition claims there has been widespread vote—rigging, and international observers say the vote has fallen short of democratic standards. mr mnangagwe, who is known as the crocodile, which refers to his ruthless na

so you think it's all about nadine? it's nadine. nadine. nadine.ants to make a quick buck. >> look, she's. she's sour grapes because she didn't get a peerage. i mean , she. she talks peerage. i mean, she. she talks as if she was, you know, it's outrageous she didn't get one. i'm sorry. it's a big honour. and she wasn't bestowed with one. and personally , i don't one. and personally, i don't think she earned a period . think she earned a period. >> hang on. she she she grew up with a very, very difficult background council state in liverpool without her parents and, and she worked her way up to be a successful businesswoman, a bestselling author, a conservative mp, a health minister, a culture minister. she's achieved a lot more than a lot of people who've got a lot of gongs. >> she's achieved. yes a lot from given her background, but lots of people with bad backgrounds do achieve are achievers. it drives them forward. >> in david cameron's hairdresser got a got a gong well that is absurd as well of course . coui'se. >> course. >> i mean i think may

here, the former culture secretary — nadine dorries — has formally quit as an mp.y—election will now be scheduled in her mid bedfordshire constituency. let's talk to our political correspondent david cornock. so we have heard about this resignation for quite a while we shall we have, she announced injune she was resigning with immediate effect. but she was resigning with immediate effect. �* ., , . effect. but with immediate effect ended u- effect. but with immediate effect ended on taking _ effect. but with immediate effect ended up taking a _ effect. but with immediate effect ended up taking a couple - effect. but with immediate effect ended up taking a couple of - effect. but with immediate effect i ended up taking a couple of months or so. ended up taking a couple of months orso. in ended up taking a couple of months or so. in the uk, ended up taking a couple of months orso. in the uk, mps ended up taking a couple of months or so. in the uk, mps can'tjust resign, they have to be appointed what's known as an office of profit under the ground so that means this m

. the tories from nadine. >> i mean, the point about nadine god nadine doris, i mean, god love her,know, she really wants celebrity rather wants to be a celebrity rather than politician. she than a politician. you know, she wants a very good job. well, she went celebrity, get went on to i'm a celebrity, get me kind of me out of here, which kind of confirms be confirms it. she wants to be a novelist, a tv presenter, a columnist, those things. columnist, all those things. she doesn't really want to be a politician, does she? >> want be >> don't we all want to be celebrities . celebrities. >> in fame . >> i have no interest in fame. >> i have no interest in fame. >> no interest in fame. >> no interest in fame. >> being recognised on >> you love being recognised on the street. for it. the street. you live for it. >> was recognised >> totally. i was recognised today over in today by barney over in wetherspoons are you wetherspoons in henley. are you just making this up? no. totally true. twitter true. you go to my twitter thing. is thing. i took his picture. is a thing. i took his pictur

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that was just the way for nadine dorries to put those views out there.ocess is that she has written to the chancellor. you can'tjust resign as an mp, you have to, instead there's this sort of arcane mechanism where you have to ask to be appointed to a job that would discount you, and that's known as being the steward of the chiltern hundreds. so she has written to the chancellor and asked for that. the chancellor will need to prove that for her to then formally have resigned. and then after that parliament, there will have to be a writ introduced to parliament which gets parliament to agree to hold a by—election to replace her. parliament isn't due back from its summer recess until a week tomorrow, so it's still a little bit longer, really, before that process of a by—election will kick off. are the timing of it will be within the government's control. usually a writ is moved in parliament within three months of someone�*s seat becoming vacant, so we will have to see how quickly or otherwise the government decides it wants to move on this. that was our p

here in the uk, nadine dorries, the conservative mp and former minister, has resigned as a member of a scathing attack on prime minister rishi sunak. ms dorries had said she would resign injune — after claiming that downing street had blocked her receiving a peerage, something which number ten denied. but she had remained as an mp, saying she was continuing to work for her constituents — despite coming under pressure from other mps to go through with her promise to leave the house of commons. she has also released a resignation statement saying that rishi sunak has demeaned his office by whipping up a public frenzy against her. and she also accuses mr sunak of running a zombie parliament with a government which is adrift. she also claims he has squandered the good will of the nation. here's our political correpondent iain watson with more. last year she was a cabinet minister, but now nadine dorries has said she'll be leaving parliament for good. if you think you've heard that before, well, she initially announced she'd go back injune, but then decided to stay on to try to find out w

>> now, look, let's talk about nadine. doris or as nadine. doris in or mad?people call her for some reason. not yeah but. but the not very nice. yeah but. but the thing about this is, is it really to going rock the party? you she's no robin cook. you know, she's no robin cook. it's not like her resignation is going shake the foundations . going to shake the foundations. >> because >> it will a little bit because there's going to be another by—election and right now, this is lowest ebb for the for is the lowest ebb for the for the tories from nadine . the tories from nadine. >> i mean, the point about nadine love >> i mean, the point about nadibut, love >> i mean, the point about nadibut, you love >> i mean, the point about nadibut, you she love >> i mean, the point about nadibut, you she reallye her, but, you know, she really wants rather wants to be a celebrity rather than politician. know, she wants to be a celebrity rather than abolitician. know, she wants to be a celebrity rather than a very:ian. know, she wants to be a celebrity rather than a very:ian. k

that's which now is where's nadine ? can anybody see where's nadine? can anybody see nadine ?they certainly haven't seen it in mid bedfordshire . seen it in mid bedfordshire. >> she would be. >> she would be. >> she'll be honest. i mean we're all working on a friday night. bank holiday night. it's a bank holiday weekend, i hope weekend, by the way, so i hope you're going have a good one. but we're all working a but we're all working on a friday night. mps get friday night. do mps get too much any case? >> well, i'm not necessarily worried about their holidays. >> well, i'm not necessarily woriworried ut their holidays. >> well, i'm not necessarily woriworried about r holidays. >> well, i'm not necessarily woriworried about whether's. >> well, i'm not necessarily woriworried about whether or not i'm worried about whether or not they're doing other that they're doing other things that are distracting them. like, let's lot of let's be honest, quite a lot of the second jobs. and the time. second jobs. and when they're time the time. second jobs. and when th

now now that story there, nadine dorries . ben, i'll start nadine dorries.en, i'll start with you. she says there rishi sunakis with you. she says there rishi sunak is abandoned. the fundamental principles of conservatism. i mean, didn't bofis conservatism. i mean, didn't boris johnson do that? well, i mean, as you read her letter and you reflect on the last 3 or 4 years of government, that's the that's the thing that keeps resonating in my mind. >> boris johnson made a whole load of pledges in the manifesto in 2019. a lot of them i was to going say, observed in the breach, effectively broken , the breach, effectively broken, the most fundamental of which was, as you may expect me to say, he promised that the country would leave the eu as one united kingdom, but actually he put a border down the irish sea, now reconfirmed rishisunak, border down the irish sea, now reconfirmed rishi sunak, wins reconfirmed by rishi sunak, wins a framework . a lot of the a framework. a lot of the criticism nadine dorries makes of rishi sunak is accurate, but it's equally accura

there and to nadine dorries. agreeing you going to be agreeing with you there . gilbert anyway, there. gilbert anyway, it's time now for us news with the queen of american showbiz royal and political reporting, kinsey scope field, kinsey , great to scope field, kinsey, great to see you again . see you again. >> i've had a red bull and i'm ready to go. >> you've got wings us anyway , i >> you've got wings us anyway, i understand that they've done a poll and under 20 fours aren't interested in joe biden . interested in joe biden. >> are you shocked, leo i know you probably 1 know it probably took you back a little bit, right? yeah, that's right. young people impressed with sleepy people not impressed with sleepy joe today in a new york times siena poll, 18 to 29 year old voters, they overwhelmingly express dissatisfaction with president biden. only 4% said that they had a very favourable opinion of him versus the 17% of the general populace ocean. and then there was another 4% that said that that they thought he wa

nadine sanchez in the newsroom. nadine dorries has accused rishi sunak of whipping up a public frenzy against her and says she doesn't have the x factor of a winning prime minister in a blistering resignation letter, the former minister accused mr sunak of demeaning his office by criticising her. she says his government has abandoned concern autism and the 2019 election manifesto , which was published manifesto, which was published before boris johnson , won an 80 before boris johnson, won an 80 seat majority . a by—election seat majority. a by—election will now take place in the usually safe tory seat of mid bedfordshire. labour's shadow secretary for women and equalities, anneliese dodds, told gb news that nadine dorries makes some valid points , makes some valid points, although i disagree with nadine dorries on many things. >> when she says that we currently have a zombie parliament and when she asks what rishi sunak stands for and what rishi sunak stands for and what he has achieved, i think many people will be

conservative mp and former culture secretary nadine dorries has resigned her parliamentary seat, with a scathing attack on the prime minister rishi sunak. she accused him of demeaning his office by opening the gates to whip up a public frenzy against her. downing street have not yet commented. 11 members of the coaching staff from spain's women's team have resigned over the behaviour of the country's football federation chief. fifa has provisionally suspended luis rubiales after he refused to resign for kissing a world cup winner on the lips. rail passengers across england, scotland and wales are continuing to experience disruption as 20,000 staff have walked out over pay and working conditions. the chairman of the british museum, george osborne, says some of the 2,000 treasures estimated to have been stolen from its collection have already been recovered. now on bbc news, click. this week we're in edinburgh for all the fun of the festivals and to find out how you put on a high—tech tattoo in an ancient city. it's too narrow. it's on a hill. there's no straight lines anywhere. it's re

we're not nadine on the and nadine, thank you very much for being with us today. what's your take on this rather incredible story over the last week or yeah, 1st of all i have to say is, um yeah, it's absolutely just disgusting. what happened? i just can't imagine you just want to look up. if you are happy and you worked such a long time for this moment and then everybody speaks a uh, the biggest do when for women. uh, worldwide. um, everybody speaks about one man. and yeah, i think, and i feel so sorry for the whole spanish team, but particularly uh, kicked out of course for 24 months. so and yeah, it's absolutely absolutely disgusting. what happened on the biggest h for women? so now you on now a goal keeping coach for the portland phones in, in the us. now, how are the young female players that you meet every day? how are they reacting to all this? i mean, um they are shocked of course and but others at the same time they're very broad that and the solid charity was white is was genuine, was the that they see that uh the the most experienced last day. they figh

nadine dorries last won here by nearly 25,000 votes, but opposition parties sense an opportunity.nsty. its party chair was out in flitwick today, aiming for a repeat. from my conversations that i've had with people, they can see that labour with keir starmer offering something very, very different. we're absolutely determined to change our country for the better. the lib dems argue they're best placed after explosive wins in places like summerton and frome. this is a seat, a rural blue wall seat, the sorts of seats that liberal democrats have been winning. and if you look at recent byelections in this type of seat, we've won from third place. while the tories will hope that, as in borisjohnson�*s old seat of uxbridge and south ruislip, they can hold on. the exit of mid bedfordshire's mp has been dramatic and noisy. choosing her replacement might be no more peaceful. helen catt, bbc news. in zimbabwe, the country's opposition leader nelson chamisa has claimed victory after challenging the results of the election. on saturday, zimbabwe's president emmerson mnangagwa said he had won

. >> my name is nadine. >> your obsession with nadine is very disturbing.ancesca? hi. >> my question is, was picasso racist? >> was picasso a racist? i wouldn't about that. he's wouldn't know about that. he's been accused of sexism, i think was accused of being a was he not accused of being a misogynist? but misogynist? yes he was. but there has been a breaking news story this week. it's his grandson, i believe, has come out defended him. yeah. and out and defended him. yeah. and so okay. was so it said, okay. so he was a womaniser. was a philanderer womaniser. he was a philanderer . lots of different . he had lots of different women. he mistreated a lot of women. he mistreated a lot of women. i think he said some pretty unpleasant about pretty unpleasant things about women.but latin america and >> but but latin america and he's spanish . he's spanish. >> that's our culture mate. so what we do. >> so this a culture difference? >> of course it is. >> so i have to respect your rights. >> yes, absolutely. >> yes, absolutely. >> to be to be obnoxious. >> to be

there and to nadine dorries.greeing you going to be agreeing with you there . gilbert anyway, there. gilbert anyway, it's time now for us news with the queen of american showbiz royal and political reporting, kinsey scope field, kinsey , great to scope field, kinsey, great to see you again . see you again. >> i've had a red bull and i'm ready to go. >> you've got wings us anyway , i >> you've got wings us anyway, i understand that they've done a poll and under 20 fours aren't interested in joe biden . interested in joe biden. >> are you shocked, leo i know you probably i know it probably took you back a little bit, right? yeah, that's right. young people impressed with sleepy people not impressed with sleepy joe today in a new york times siena poll, 18 to 29 year old voters, they overwhelmingly express dissatisfaction with president biden. only 4% said that they had a very favourable opinion of him versus the 17% of the general populace ocean. and then there was another 4% that said that that they thought he was

the mp and former minister nadine dorries has resigned, weeks after promising to do so, with a blistering attack on prime minister rishi sunak. election officials in zimbabwe say incumbent president emmerson mnangagwa has been elected for a second term. the country's leading opposition party have rejected the result — claiming there had been widespread vote rigging. the head coach of spain's women's football team, jorge vilda, has condemned the behaviour of the country's football federation president. luis rubiales has been suspended by fifa for kissing the playerjenni hermoso. now on bbc news, windrush: portraits of a generation episode three. history is thankfully and finally beginning to accord a rightful place to those men and women of the windrush generation. you look beautiful. how are you? it is, i believe, crucially important that we should truly see and hear these pioneers who stepped off the empire windrush at tilbury injune 1948, only a few months before i was born, and those who followed over the decades, to recognise and celebrate the immeasurable difference that they, their

nadine dorries last won here by nearly 25,000 votes, but opposition parties sense an opportunity.ut in flitwick today, aiming for a repeat. from my conversations that i've had with people, they can see that labour with keir starmer offering something very, very different. we're absolutely determined to change our country for the better. the lib dems argue they're best placed after explosive wins in places like summerton and frome. this is a seat, a rural blue wall seat, the sorts of seats that liberal democrats have been winning. and if you look at recent byelections in this type of seat, we've won from third place. while the tories will hope that, as in borisjohnson's old seat of uxbridge and south ruislip, they can hold on. the exit of mid bedfordshire's mp has been dramatic and noisy. choosing her replacement might be no more peaceful. helen catt, bbc news. earlier this month, san francisco voted to allow robo — or driver—less — taxis to operate 24 hours a day. passengers have to book and pay for the journey via an app. but after a high—profile accident, there are renewed safet

voters here re—elected nadine dorries in 2019 with a big majority. she won by nearly 25,000 votes.t. injuly, labour overturned a similarly large tory majority in selby and ainsty. there is everything to play forfor labour in mid bedfordshire. certainly we've received a very warm response. i have when i've been out on the streets there as well. the lib dems argue they are best placed after explosive wins in places like somerton and frome. this is a seat, a rural blue wall seat, the sort of seats that liberal democrats have been winning. and if you look at recent by—elections in this type of seat, we have won from third place. the tories, though, held on in borisjohnson's former seat of uxbridge and south ruislip last month. they will be hoping they can do that again in the constituency of one of his closest allies. the exit of mid bedforshire's mp has been dramatic and noisy. choosing her replacement might be no more peaceful. helen catt, bbc news. three people are dead in the us state of florida — in what authorities are calling a racially motivated mass shooting. the attack took p