charlotte nichols, | the time being. charlotte nichols, thank you for being with us. for being with us. our mind or you can get the very latest on this story on the bbc news website. we have a live page up and running covering the story of brianna ghey, her killers sentenced today to life in prison. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news here in the uk. a woman who drove at her fiance before dragging him more than a 150 metres along a road has beenjailed for a minimum of 18 years for his murder. alice wood and her partner ryan watson had been arguing after a party in may 2022 but she claimed his death was a "tragic accident". water companies are forecasting an above inflation rise in average household bills in april drawing criticism from campaigners. the average annual water and sewerage bill is expected to rise by 6% in england and wales up to £473 says the suppliers' trade body water uk. in scotland, water and waste charges will go up by nearly 9%. early years' charities say a new government recruitment pr

tom nichols joins me now, he is a staff writer at the atlantic.rmy, the assault from within on modern democracy. -- the democratic spreaders and political analyst with siriusxm. tom, i want to start with you. i want to be very, very clear about this. one of the things that i've talked about, and i've read a number of your pieces that have really made it plain how urgent a message of protecting democracy this is. in this moment, i think that there is a faction of american voters, the american electorate, who have not necessarily felt protected by the status quo of democracy. what do you say to them? let's put aside the voters who already appreciate democracy as an institution that it is, but to those people who have not felt like american democracy has actually served them or worked for them, what's the motivation there? >> well, the first thing i'd say, if you think american democracy isn't working for you, no way to get a lot of what's about to happen. if donald trump creates an authoritarian government. but i also think that, you know, we have t

joining me now is rachel nichols. so, rachel, good to see you. espn's matchup predictor says the 49ers have a 59.4% chance of edging out the chiefs. what's your prediction aside from people getting mad every time taylor swift is shown on camera, even if it's only for a few seconds? what are you looking for? >> both teams arrive in las vegas tonight. for the chiefs, it's their second consecutive super bowl. it is their third in four years. because of that, amazingly, they have a routine. this is how we handle the championship game. patrick maholmes was talking about the players comfortable with the game plan by now. it's just a matter of locking the details in. on the 49ers side, they have super bowl experience. a little bit different. they were in this game four years ago. they were facing the chiefs. they were ahead 20-10 in the fourth quarter. thought they were cruising to a win. the chiefs stormed back and won by 11 points. it was devastating for san francisco. the talk around that team for the past few days has been c sharpening up the defens

meeting, nichols dug up this 2001 powerpoint presentation from his files.was taken because the radiation readings were shocking. >> that is the holy crap, this is like the meter went off. you got to get a picture of this because, holy crap. >> reporter: the report warns of enriched radioactive material. there air is the pathway of greatest exposure ocean. and nichols shows us these samples what he describes is a fine form of uranium called yellow cake. >> it's almost like a dust, and it can literally be caught up in the wind. >> what are the long-term effects? >> the long-term effects are you have a carcinogen in you. >> reporter: cbs news asked two certified toxic exposure experts to review nichols' records and other declassified government documents about the base. they concluded k2 was a hazardous health environment, and troops were at risk at the time. last week, we took our questions to the pentagon briefing. >> the department has consistently rejected the yellow cake claims. how strong is your evidence? >> we're not aware of any survey or report confi

i don't blame them joining me now, rachel nichols, host of headliners with rachel nichols on showtime, paramount plus. i mean, rachel, this is why people are saying and the duke head coach is calling for this a court-storming ban. i mean, i get it when you when the when you when march battle this. but does it have to be like every upset they storm the i'm surprised this hasn't happened more. >> yeah. i mean, it has happened more. we've had injured like this. this is just very high-profile. this is dukes leading score he's someone who's attracts a lot of attention. and he said this ban went after him and you can see a little bit i'm one of the angles. the fan approaching him. yeah, slowing down, taunting him, and then they knock knees and he is now obviously injured. this is a very controversial thing because this is a huge part of college basketball law, right? i did it when i was in college and we we had a big moment in our football game. we stormed the field. that was it's something fun for fans, but it is obviously gotten dangerous for players especially is there's a little bit mor

vincent nicholls, who's the archbishop of westminster, who's head of the catholic church in englandhe said "i'm saddened to learn that king charles is now facing a time of treatment for cancer. on behalf of the entire catholic community in england and wales, i offer his majesty our warmest wishes and assurance of steadfast prayers for his full and speedy recovery". chief rabbi ephraim mirvis, who has sought the king's counsel very recently after the attacks in israel and so on, they they met after that says, "i'm saddened to have heard about his majesty the king's diagnosis. i know that the jewish communities of great britain and the commonwealth willjoin me in wishing him a shalimar, which is a complete a complete and swift recovery. a prayer for that at least. muslim council of britain also said, "i'm saddened to hear about king charles diagnosis and extend my heartfelt wishes for his majesty's strength and a swift recovery". so, look, he's a big you know, we hear he's pulling back from some private public engagements. a lot of those actually have a faith dimension to them. and he

why is china interested in the f a o n nichol? absolutely, and actually some type of those are for the 1st and foremost, food supply is central to the chinese government's domestic security. i know i had some kind of self as known very, very severe from in the 1st hand side of my i know the, i was like was the last note in the 19 fifties and sixties, china experienced one of the worst famines in history. millions of citizens died. the chinese government has prioritized food security ever since. you cannot find the government provided economically for the people and in return were able to stay in power. li, insured and economic off turn so that the people try it. the children are better off than their parents, like you. that was all part of the deal was and yes and are we still blower thinks the chinese government is using the f a o for this. 2 countries are not actually allowed to decide exactly what money should be spent on or in which country. but in china is case, this is different for certain projects. the chinese ministry of

you know, that's why just yesterday when endorsing our bill, yuma mayor doug nichols said thank you for incorporating many of the specific issues that border leaders have asked to be addressed. so together with senators lankford and murphy, and our staff, including my staff director on the border subcommittee, anthony, who is here today, we worked through weekends and through holidays to get these policies right. senator murphy, senator lankford and i, we all negotiated in good faith. we delivered. we produced a bill many thought impossible. our bill overhauls the broken system. it stops the misuse of parole and it closes the border during surges, ensuring the quick deportation or migrants who don't have a legal right to be here. we end catch and release, we add more detention beds. we increase deportation flights, we quickly decide asylum claims. we put border patrol back in the desert catching the bad guys and the drugs, and that's why the national border patrol council endorses our bill, not hr-2. we produced a bill that finally, after decades of all talk and no action, secures the b

shape we showed what kind of people we are in spite of the odds against us going through these all nichols available in geometry. i'm under the could you see was a roller coaster tournament for the elephants. the i've already in straight their way out of the group stages after 2 defeats, including a humiliation for neil right by equitorial guinea before finding their form and then knock out around the struggles were humiliation throughout the competition. for new our friends, our brothers. we realized who is going to be complicated, but today the ivory coast national team showed a winning face. they fought with their guts, even when they're behind, they showed they were strong and proud to be i've already and it's for nigeria funds watching in lagos. there was disappointment, the super egos have been strong, the funds the to win the tournament with a game and into one of the above. i agree, coaching app is on the top left quite disappointed. i thought a final, they thought that same had a chance of winning it tonight, but it was not meant to be the one i did. that's why it was. it's not up

mr nichols, christianity. and mr nichols, thank for joining thank you very much for joining me .u come across this this me. do you come across this this with people converting ? and do with people converting? and do you have a feeling for whether it's genuine or whether it's to play it's genuine or whether it's to play the asylum system ? play the asylum system? >> yeah, the church is involved in affinity . do come across in affinity. do come across people who are genuinely converting from islam to christianity. sometimes they were christians abroad, and that's why they're here, because it's unsafe for them. where they were living . so that's sometimes were living. so that's sometimes why people come into churches, because already because they're already christians . sometimes is christians. sometimes it is because they have a genuine interest and get interested and do genuinely convert. so that thatis do genuinely convert. so that that is certainly the experience of, of a lot of our churches, particularly in, in areas where, um, asylum seekers end up living . uh, so it is really

lot of very diverse faith leaders - _ from a lot of very diverse faith leaders — cardinal vincent nichols behalf— wales said he was saddened to learn. on behalf of the entire community, "i on behalf of the entire community, "i offer— on behalf of the entire community, "i offer his — on behalf of the entire community, "i offer his majesty warmest wishes and assurances." chief rabbi, who has sought— and assurances." chief rabbi, who has sought the king's counsel very recently. _ has sought the king's counsel very recently, after the attacks in israel— recently, after the attacks in israel and so on, they met after that _ israel and so on, they met after that "i'm — israel and so on, they met after that. "i'm saddened to hear about his majesty the king's diagnosis. i know— his majesty the king's diagnosis. i know the _ his majesty the king's diagnosis. i know the jewish communities will 'oin know the jewish communities will join me _ know the jewish communities will join me in— know the jewish communities will join me in wishing him." a translation for a swift and fair speedy— translation fo

in his latest poll tom nichols asked why donald trump gets a pass for all of the deranged things he promotes? he writes: we should concentrate on the more terrifying problem. he more terrifying problem. naturally, because the republican party has been fully consumed and completely abandon any vestige of old ideology trumps comments were defended, dismissed and legitimized by none other than serial flip- flop or marco rubio, senator in name only from florida. >> he was talking about a story that he talked about happened in the past. he doesn't talk like a traditional politician. we've been through this and getting people ought have figured it out by now. i have zero concern. if he does talk about a traditionally common fascists. that was one of the many dangerous ideas that trump promoted within the past 72 hours. on friday he told a room filled with gun lovers he would roll back any gun safety measures biden has taken while in office. this while he reminded them while he was in office he probably did nothing about gun violence. he also plans to round up 11 million migrants and force them int

in the well to do, oklahoma city enclave of nichols hills. terry hamilton served alongside keith.f the fireman who are like brothers, the wives were like sisters, says terry's wife, kim. >> with the fire department, it became all families together. >> keith had a good sense of humor. he was outgoing. and he was really driven to succeed. >> and he did. promoted all the way to fire chief in 1991. but keith never lost his personal collection with the people that he served. >> reporter: he was one of the first responders to the oklahoma city bombing? >> he was. >> that's when he looked on that lady that was trapped underneath the rubble. he wouldn't leave her. >> reporter: was he a hero in your eyes? >> i think so. i was pretty proud of him as a friend for that. >> reporter: as for becky? she was a force in the community too, working in real estate. her business often seemed more about the people than the money. >> becky had a very selfless side to her too. there were people that i know of, that they were upside down. she even had time was known to take her own money to closing. and h

paul nicholls has won 1a champion trainer titles but has never gone through anything like this. . ~ neverout looking you sideways. it _ this. talk about looking you sideways, it was _ this. talk about looking you sideways, it was awful. - this. talk about looking you sideways, it was awful. the j this. talk about looking you - sideways, it was awful. the whole team have been in mourning ever since. he worked hard, he rode well and point to pointing was his hobby away from this. it is tragedy, you can use so many different words but when someone's life, as young as thatis when someone's life, as young as that is lost, it is awful.— that is lost, it is awful. firefly was one of— that is lost, it is awful. firefly was one of his _ that is lost, it is awful. firefly was one of his favourites, - that is lost, it is awful. firefly was one of his favourites, he | that is lost, it is awful. firefly - was one of his favourites, he wrote him every— was one of his favourites, he wrote him every day. was one of his favourites, he wrote him every day-— him every day. over the last five ears him every

. >> that word interview is doing a lot of work there, tom nichols.on with that republican party, that there are so in hawk to russia and seem to be so in love with russia and with the allies of russia? people like victor -- >> some of this, and, we've talked about this many times and the past, some of this is a republican embrace of russia because they really believe that russia is this white, christian defender of conservative tradition and values. when in fact russia's mafia state. it is decadent beyond words. there are parts of things that go on in moscow in parts of russia that make america look like the old american gothic painting of virtue and rectitude. of course, these are the things people like carlson are never going to see and don't care about. it's also, i think, a kind of opposite world. like toddlers. if this is what most people believe about russia, and of this is what the biden administration is doing and as this is what our european allies believe, and wait must be wrong and we have to get on the other side of. this someone like mar

. >> monica alba, thank you: joining us, national affairs correspondent john nichols, our man and all. donald trump is trying to drive a wedge between the union leadership and workers, how successful can he be? >> not very successful. or not very much more successful than he's been in the past. at the end of the day, the unions are in most cases, headed by some pretty dynamic leadership, the unions that are going to be many play here, and that leadership, i think, is much more conscious of how to communicate with workers than sometimes in the past. if biden gets the endorsements, i think that he is likely to have, you know a benefit there. but remember, trump has always had some traction with blue collar workers, and so it's very interesting where biden is going today. biden is going to michigan, an area where you see so called reagan democrats in the past, and these are exactly the voters that biden's got to get to, and they'll meet with rank and file members in a union hall. that's important. and those meetings, those kinds of meetings are vital. what the union gives endorsed candid

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um, and also as a rare victory for amy nichols. oh, yeah. so. well, the name. right.union jackass the parole jackass has to be the parole board letting board for letting a british double murderer colin double child murderer colin pitchfork kind of thing, pitchfork off. kind of thing, because he's one a sort of a new release hearing, which i don't know why and we're actually know why. why and we're actually paying know why. why and we're actually paying him to have these paying for him to have these hearings. don't why he hearings. i don't know why he should even be allowed that. i don't get it. no i agree with you on that one. >> go on. jonathan, it's clown in chief sir keir starmer who cannot even run the labour party. >> who is? allow it to continue to rot with anti—semitism. need i more? i say more? okay. >> on. amy >> go on. amy >> go on. amy >> conservative party >> um, the conservative party for saying that they'll put people who protest near war, war memorials in prison for three months much . months because we have so much. >> lock them up. >> lock them up. >>

so making headlines today as a paris appeals court has found former french president nichol ourselves because he is guilty of a legal campaign. financing over his fail 2012 re election bid and confirms a previous ruling by a lower court. the appeals judges also suspended houses start because these original one year sentence indian government ministers are set to hold talks of former groups on for 2 days as last protest calling for guaranteed crump prices. security forces have deployed road blocks and to your guests to stop thousands of farmers trying to reach the capital daily. similar pro, he said, a breeding victory in his country's presidential election. even ahead of the final results. the bullet cones or posters to include in your other candidates posters say on the phone because that's the book keeper on one in one round proposals election prospect due to boost by joining forces with good bron rocha blooming, rucker, the son of indonesia is popular outgoing president the dual supporters say they're a foreign victory gives them hope for the future. i know, i hope to do it and we

however, when we take a look at the us perspective on this, rachel nichol was telling us that this is not in the interest of the united states to, for example, pull out of nato. but it seems like in the us, at least republicans or followers i've done with them specifically. don't seem to think that would be a big deal if the us pull that up later was the country that much more vulnerable with that happens, i mean, and there's a sort of narrow view of security and a broader view of security. if you take the narrow view of security that really have to do a sort of territorial attacks against the united states or something like that. this is probably the way you know trumping a lot of his voters would think about security. there of course more focused on the southern border and where there are, you know, concerns or things like terrorism. and so to make the case that sort of the war and ukraine or poland has a lot to do with the us security. so it's a more difficult case to me, i would say the majority of the political leaders in the united states still have this view of allied security

his long time co—star sue nicholls today thanked him for being in her life.oronation street fans across the country. the actorjohn savident, who's died. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes.

both fronts, in the solves that they use for your credit is gonna be a very, very difficult to your nichol. i know thanks so much for your time. unclear analysis, give us some european nations all stepping up on production as they struggle to keep me cranes, all me supplied with munitions. gemini is a fine baton it an alms manufacturer has started building a new factory and trump flat. what i feel is, and his danish counterparts metaphysics and lent the support. charlotte says the e u countries need to make sure they have enough weapons for their own defense to the leaders of germany and denmark, brake ground on brian mattel's new 300000000 euro plant in central germany, just days after donald trump said on the campaign trail that he would encourage russia to attack nato members who didn't pay their dues. germany's chancellor used the moment and called on his european allies to prepare for times of war and address their arm and shortage. as i guess. now, new production capacity has to be added. not just because you cry needs to be able to defend itself, but also for our own long term defen

rebecca nichols came here with her great-grandson.my gosh, it's an elegant dinner with tablecloths. >> reporter: for devin, it's a dream come true. i get to do what i love for a passion and i am also helping people. >> reporter: it's a reminder that sometimes all it takes to change a life is a helping hand and a delicious meal served with a side of redemption. >> that looks good. >>> that is the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. coming up tonight on "60 minutes," norah o'donnell takes you to the crisis in the red sea. from all of us here, i'm your injury in new york. thank you so much for watching. have a good night. >>> now at 6:00, another weekend storm arrives, packing more of a punch. a look at where the heaviest rains and winds are expected. >>> we made up a lot of ground in the last month and a half. >> the sierra snow pack is filling up. but where people say it needs to improve. >>> feels like something is shining down on oakland today. >> a lucky start to the new year of the dragon. a look at the lunar new year festivities t

blocked at the meeting, but either quit the, the littlest to be some sort of idea is not a social class nichol subsidy. but even though this for the sheets, the school is up to, this is a good number for someone to talk to somebody else where they pick whatever will castillo from you. i should be focusing on you was without us. but i do want to look for crucial by the condition i didn't assume the guidance and for the color, is it the double explain place to go out? and if that goal is to produce a warrant because he's got a guy for one and most of them go struggling to get out of the machine. and the brother machine frustrates spoke. i see it's quite you too young. if i for those to usually missions, i hear somebody have a list of the guys and then when you buy pallet the for sure knock, he was a little closer to leave it in the door. but you're off, shoot of me. ask you not muscle. cool. move typically the most loosely assessed what he's saying is if we assume he's pushing it to the same as the ac me with that of us. less good he'll oh yeah. welcome. most sounds like you below. oh boy. yeah.

both fronts in the solvent, in the east for your credit is gonna be a very, very difficult to your nichol. i know thanks so much for your time. unclear analysis due to back style. now what 2 major policies have agreed to join forces to form a government now that's off the last week, selection fail to produce a decisive when a former prime minister. now was furious. policy has announced that he has nominated his younger brother chavez for the top killed. now they will putting up with the pack us down people's policy and all the smaller policies. this move appears to end the emissions of the former prime minister in rom cons policies to form a government. cons policy was bought from elections, but independent candidates, backed by him, one the most seats of the pci claims the vote was. rigdon has announced plans to challenge the results on the map, yet had lost the award in that constituency in the city of south india. but she refuses to accept that event. she didn't get the backing of 5950. i thought d. no, she's mobilizing her supporters and protesting against what she believes was evict,

distinguish which of junior what is the records in your book is certainly looking here for solution nichols millions of years now. today i'm announcing another $800000000.00 to further argument. ukraine's ability to fight in the east and the don las region. this package includes heavy artillery weapons, dozens of howitzers, and a $144000.00 rounds of ammunition to go with those howitzers. it also includes more tactical drones. in the past 2 months, we've moved weapons and equipment to ukraine after the record speed. we sent a 1000 anti arm or an anti miss to helicopters. drones for in a launch is machine guns, rifles, radar system, poll sheet. so can i have the information? i thought of glitch, i'd say that you were, you know, when we should, if a non simple form which are those are the school divisions are formed, yet the system now being loyal to distribute, to do to award the. but as cust done was to see me out of a few of them. it's like it's an sofa. in 2023, the us state department decided to increase the keyboard shameless funding by almost 15 percent. that means the american defense

when people vote for me, they're voting for me, it will for buying the vote for buying nichols, trump that goes to truck neither one of those old that both people are thinking and voting on their own. now i say this when it comes to my precious error happened, most of them brothers and sisters, that the democratic party looked upon them as if they're just an interest group. they're just, they're, they're only concerned with a calculation of their own interest. and they don't understand that you've got a democratic party going in to the muslim communities, say, well vote for us because of our because of our economic policy it overlooked the fact that we as a democratic party have enable genocide and the killing of your mothers. and fathers in grandmother the grandfather and you're going to imagine most of them buttons us especially i've kind of thing it as a, do you the human eyes, us and that way that we become just a, a minor entity to be manipulated in regard to your many macro valley and politics. we're talking about a mazda is we're talking about our fathers. we talk about a hot s

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nicholl also won 91 caps for northern ireland.ared in the 2017 bbc documentary dementia, football and me — in which he told shearer his brain damage was caused from heading footballs. will it be a case of too little, too late for england as they look for a victory in the fourth test that would keep their series with india alive? the hosts began the fourth day needing just another 152 runs to win and captain rohit sharma began in positive fashion. he quickly passed 50, but he was dismissed. and two more quick wickets suddenly gave england belief they could pull off an unlikely win. india have steadied since then. they were 118—3 at lunch, needing another 7a to go 3—1 up in the five—match series. after scotland's memorable win against england and ireland's comfortable victory against wales on saturday, france and italy had plenty to live up to in their six nations match yesterday — they didn't disappoint. with the scores level at 13—13, italy had a penalty in the final seconds to secure a first ever win in france but paolo garbisi's

it's a different story. nichol hundreds drawn to the front line by financial incentives from think a government clamp down. meeting the families of men fighting on both sides of the conflict. nipple is foreign minister is appealing to all citizens, not to send relatives to was owned by the government has nothing drawn to submission to travel. we are in discussion and dialogue with the russian government, especially to stop the recruitment of nap leads into the russian army. and we are working towards the immediate release and return of those deputies who have already been recruited while he cannot make survival has pushed many across south asia to risk their lives in someone else as well. that families are desperate for the safe return home. you know, for them as just the uh, colombo hell, that sense of this bulletin next join me again on inside story, which looks at whether divisions are imagining within the west when it comes to support. can you claim and it's for, with russia to stay with the the a hello hoster, what has been an exceptionally mild reco breaking mall february for m

a number of michelle strikes across ukraine, killing at least one person in the southern city of nichol. i have 2 people were injured in chief parts. a 2 people were injured in chief parts of the capital had been left without power after falling debris damage power lines for up mcbride. as the latest from ukraine's capital keeps to see alerts was of 1st raised in the early hours of the morning when a large number of rushing more plays were detected. taking off from fields in russia and then sure enough at 1st light, we started to get reports of the 1st strikes here in keys. they were around full loud explosions with several locations being reported. hit probably the most serious has been an apartment block in the south of the city. in fact, we've been watching a pole of smoke for the past hour or so on the a few kilometers to the south of us here, which appears to have been that apartment block with reports of 7 fluids about building being on fire. several people being injured and hospitalized, but other cities have been hit in the northeast. heart of cube has been hit once again, a dos

let's speak to camilla nichol, ceo of uk antarctic heritage trust. thanks forjoining us.incredible, the amount of history in this remote part of the world. you are riuht. this remote part of the world. you are right- just _ this remote part of the world. vfrl. are right. just eight years ago the uk embarked on its major antarctic scientific programme as part of a world war ii operation so it is layers of history that are built on layers of history that are built on layers of history that are built on layers of other history which have happened in antarctica going back to the heroic age of scott and shackleton and all of that but this is where the uk started to assert its presence in the antarctic. just tell viewers _ its presence in the antarctic. just tell viewers who _ its presence in the antarctic. just tell viewers who have not seen the report we ran earlier, why did they end up setting up the place? in 1943 durin: the end up setting up the place? in 1943 during the second _ end up setting up the place? in 1943 during the second world _ end up setting up the place? in

care of the people that was providing opportunities, you know, that's, that's what the work, the nichol i thought. and i feel like, you know, the answer is better than the end of all i writing the phase. but suddenly this is why it wasn't meant that the sponsor has your money both on the line. so the policies that the united states likes to see, which is, you know, less spending or whatever's probably more be able be pretty. so it's more in prison and people for being poor. and josie are not perpetuating the suspected that uh, it has to work anywhere where you got to buy arms, esteban you have to buy arms from the us. that's the only way. all right, don't go anywhere. don't go anywhere. there's a lot more to ask you. all right, coming up next us sanctions hitting various central and south american states might be playing a role in the escalating violence being seen across latin america. we'll discuss it when we return with esteban, cardio. sit tight. the m o will be right back. the, [000:00:00;00] the, to take a fresh look around as a life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality dist

one of her local warrington mps, charlotte nicholls, will be raising that debate. a look at it. but i also just think her compassion is something that you don't often see a glimpse of. and for me, the most incredible moment of the interview was when she offered to go and meet the mother of scarlettjenkinson, who killed her daughter, to try to understand more about what was going on in that family, even while she's trying to cope with her own enormous grief. when i think of their emotions and how they're feeling, - itjust brings back how i felt- when all this happened in february. because, yeah, she does. she looks completely broken, really, and rightly so. - she's going through - an absolutely horrific time. is there anything that you would want to say to her? um... i think that i would like to say that... i if she did want to contact me and she does want to speak, | then i'm open to that. i'd like to understand more how their life . was and what they went through. and i also want her to know that i don't blame her- for what her child's done. and i also want her to

organization with the goal of a certain funding piece on wheels fluency full, the member states, however, nichol passion. yeah. i think that it would, i, as i said, does not fulfill its obligations to either look on the done with somebody, you know, the collective security treaty organization, she called in our estimation has failed to fulfill its obligations in the field of security towards the republic of armenia because of some in particular, in 2021, then 2022. and this could not go unnoticed by us and without consequences. and the consequence in practice is that we have essentially frozen now participation in the collective security treaty organization. so we will see a top what will happen tomorrow to include the army and primary. so says that the block did not come to the rescue on the conference escalated with as of asia on in 2023 processes that you have as decision not to attend the cs ts summit last year. not in the quote lonesome and 1st name, people that we spoke with, jim pull and 6 x would appear and my new out to him that he described on me is policy. and specifically, what it's

to find out more about this, let's speak to katie nicholl, royal correspondent for vanity fair and authoramily. good to talk to you, katie, thanks forjoining us. and kensington palace have been quite reassuring, haven't they, about prince william and how he has had to pull out. but do we know any more? the and how he has had to pull out. but do we know any more?— do we know any more? the simple answer is no. _ do we know any more? the simple answer is no. we _ do we know any more? the simple answer is no, we don't. _ do we know any more? the simple answer is no, we don't. all - do we know any more? the simple answer is no, we don't. all we - do we know any more? the simple. answer is no, we don't. all we know is that he pulled out at the 11th hour, just an hour to spare before the service, as daniella said, do to give a reading this was an important service for him and the late king constantine was his godfather and a great friend of the kings, and we are seeing prince william stepping in for the are seeing prince william stepping inforthe king. are seeing prince william stepping in for t

although there are many skilled and baffled hauled and soldiers here, it's a different story nichol hundreds drawn to the front line by financial incentives. from thing a government clamp down. meeting the families of men fighting on both sides of the conflict. nipple is foreign minister is appealing to all citizens, not to send relatives to was owned by the government has nothing drawn to permission to travel. we are in discussion and dialogue with the russian government, especially to stop. the recruitment of napa leads into the russian army and we are working towards the immediate release and return of those that police who have already been recruited. while we cannot make survival has post many across south asia to risk their lives in someone else as well. that families are desperate for the safe return home, and that for the end is just the uh, colombo, the us state of texas is facing one of the biggest wild fires in its history. the state is governor, has issued a disaster declaration for 60 counties. it says one of a cluster of fires scorching the region there being driven by high win

turner. do you nicholl turner.web? >> i do, i definitely do, i can't believe that you can't see that. he profoundly spoke about minority party in the way that he did. and it's not seen for what it is, which was outright bigotry. i think it came from a place of ignorance . um, so place of ignorance. um, so i almost want i feel a bit sorry for lee, really. i want to be able to forgive him. but can you imagine if he said the same sort of , um, the imagine if he said the same sort of, um, the same sort of sentiment jewish people? sentiment about jewish people? if oh, jews are if he'd said, oh, the jews are running london, can you imagine that that would be deemed outright anti—semitism instantly. he would have instantly. and he would have gone. >> ee- @ back to that. >> we'll come back to that. we've a clip from sadiq we've got a clip from sadiq khan. let's just look khan. so let's just have a look at he had to say. at what he had to say. >> it's been more than two days now since this senior conservative made comments

finally conduct research into that perspective cases in one of those firms we on compensation lo, nichols and medical help to help us the vic, tennessee math in. but we need gonzalo pull sense who's been in for his biological routes for over 20 years. the goodwill of politics like alicia for sure even to open its archives. but immediately collection is actually happening most a load of similar passing info on and nurseries in additional prophet t m. p. 19 seventies visual septic era threat relief organization that all said young pregnant women apartments must be to hide the shame from the public on the men's medical arrangements from the lines ation to delivery. once this operation began, like prosecute his office around shall safety, give us this unmarried young mothers with coaxed and co worst into giving upset babies all the medical accomplices guns. some of these stolen children. he's suffering from dementia. when he 1st sold the documents that showed something was wrong in his to entry was missing the name of his parents interstate, actually unusually, i just to be legally adopted, b

saying that the number of illegal migrants is actually doubled since by them took office lawyer and nichol. commentate to david fray hate says that, but it's just too wide in scope to succeed. more than half of the bill goes to funding or providing a to, to ukraine. it's wild that they can actually try to like jan this in a bill that's too long for anybody to re bought for the fact that people advocate knowledge on the internet are going to come together. look at this and say, holy crab apples. this bill of this border security bill for a 180000000000, barely as 20000000000 for the border of granting the president rights or you know, progress that he already has under existing law. but then finding another way to slip in 60000000000 to ukraine. the west has been sold a lot. they've been selling a life to their people, saying if they, if russia succeeds and it's conflict in the eastern provinces of ukraine, well then it's gonna be global domination. of that ukraine will win this war, ukraine can win this war that it's not a proxy one. it's very difficult for the liar to get out of the line.

portal shane call and but that, but what that actually means, the internal dynamic, i don't know, but nichol, i bet, throw from the university of rhode island pointed out that even, oh, the, the influence from the west on ukraine is tremendous. that really, the decision of the hard core nationally is to have been capturing ukraine from the inside for a long time is, is, is important to you. and at some point they might actually, besides that a change is necessary. and when that comes to maybe then a window of opportunity for a real negotiation between ukraine and russia over the head of the victoria, nutrients and so on, might open up. but i don't think it's here yet. well, i'd tell him that's an interesting theory. i don't think any of these right? um, extreme right wing people, these neo nazi, neo fascist, will be willing to negotiate with anyone they would. you prefer to get rid of? is a lensky, a circle that we have. it doesn't serve their purposes anymore. basically they'd be there, they're stuck between a rock and a hard place here because you know, all of this is going on. and we talk