nick is very artistic. steve was very business-minded. >> nick is better looking.ially awkward, and it's starting to come to a head. and on top of that, nick is getting ready to expand to new york with a club that's going to be bigger and better than the l.a. club. >> the new york audience is theater aware, and they understand what it is we're doing theatericly. >> as nick was getting ready to open the new york club, it started to fall apart a little bit with steve. steve wanted to give input into how the show should be performed. this was like telling a mother how to birth her baby. >> they saw things differently. nick came from what's best for the production. steve came from what pretty boy is going to sell more? i don't care if he can't dance or walk and chew gum. so you had this kind of fighting all the time, and it would get caustic. it would get vulgar. >> chippendales new york opens to incredible fanfare. >> we love it. it's great. we're having a great time. >> the men are allowed to go wherever they want. why can't ladies? >> what we have created here is an

nick called 911. >> nick went right up to daunt and confronted him.t like. >> you must have wanted so badly to get this man to tel you where she was. >> yes >> but the police show up? >> and there was nothing i could do >> as the detectives approache daunte, nick continued yelling >> i'm just cursing at him and you know, vocally being nast to him. he wasn't saying nothing bad to me. >> the police respond. mor family down and it got chaotic >> the police worried about hi safety >> mr. taylor was ultimately transported to the local precinct and subsequently he was interviewed by detectives. >> was daunte taylor givin them anything? was he helping? sfle provided the police wit his palm prints, his fingerprints, he gave a consen to search his phone. >> and when detectives confronted daunte with phone records showing he had bee talking to sarah the night she had been missing, he had a explanation. >> he was calling not to speak to sarah, but to speak to jaso and sarah picked up. >> and they confirmed daunte was telling the truth. sarah's childhood friend,

nick hayek joins us now and thank you so much, nick. ask, hand on heart, did you think that the moon swatch was going to be as successful as it was? you had people queuing around the block to get hold of one of these things. nick: yes and not only when we launched it, it's a limited edition, nine months later the people are queuing. we did everything the way we could end it was a challenge, you know. we knew that it was something unexpected and that there would be success at the end of the day. but to be such an overwhelming success, yes it was a surprise. alix: is there going to be another big surprise next year? nick: you have already got your moon swatch this year? guy: guy has gotten it for me for christmas, i haven't gotten it yet. [laughter] nick: you're thinking 2023 but think more long-term. business in the u.s., only think about three months. 2023 will continue. it's so hot we will continue. but again, you know, the positive joy of life from swatch commits us to bring musings and surprises to the market. guy: were you worried y

what do nick? as you do you think, nick?y now, attacking musk, which now, attacking elon musk, which is shocking. they say is shocking. oh, they say they're twitter. they're going to ban twitter. oh, pathetic. it's oh, it's pathetic. it's disgusting. but look yes, they saying one seven leavers saying that one in seven leavers saying that one in seven leavers say what remain what say that now what remain what a no it doesn't say no show where it doesn't say where from. it's where this comes from. if it's yougov, we to question it. yougov, we have to question it. but know. so that's possibly but you know. so that's possibly true. it says no true. but then it says no to rejoin and so i think if there was a real appetite for this, keir be saying i keir starmer would be saying i mean he's, saying the opposite. so i think people actually so i think most people actually want move on. the thing want to move on. the one thing i do agree with it says just 15% of leavers brexit has of leavers believe brexit has a positive on migration.

nick: what does that mean?at certainly means that the capabilities and the training that are required to defend the island, we should certainly ensure they are received. so the defense industrial base should be ab to deliver those capabilities that the taiwans have purchased. nick: american weapons bought by taiwan, including artillery d stinger missiles, have been delayed because of.s. production limits. the u.s. is pushing taiwan to purchase smaller weapons that could help repel a chinese invasion, instead of big-ticket systems that taiwan used to prefer. china has increased its nuclear capacity. and according to the department of defense, it will yield about 1500 nuclear weapons by 2030. how does that make you -- what you do militarily more difficult? >> what's going on in the prc to accelerate and deliver that capability and capacity in the time that you just articulated, that's a nuclear buildup. and all the nations are concerned about it, as they should be. >> what we've got behind us is the b-2. nick: a

what do nick? as you do you think, nick?say now, attacking musk, which now, attacking elon musk, which is shocking. they say is shocking. oh, they say they're twitter. they're going to ban twitter. oh, pathetic. it's oh, it's pathetic. it's disgusting. but look yes, they saying one seven leavers saying that one in seven leavers saying that one in seven leavers say what remain what say that now what remain what a no it doesn't say no show where it doesn't say where from. it's where this comes from. if it's yougov, we to question it. yougov, we have to question it. but know. so that's possibly but you know. so that's possibly true. it says no true. but then it says no to rejoin and so i think if there was a real appetite for this, keir be saying i keir starmer would be saying i mean he's, saying the opposite. so i think people actually so i think most people actually want move on. the thing want to move on. the one thing i do agree with it says just 15% of leavers brexit has of leavers believe brexit has a positive on migratio

nick: the u.s. wants to move faster to improve its capabilities to deter the people's republic of china or p.r.c.. this retired general was u.s. ambassador from south korea after serving as the commander here for three years. >> as the p.r.c. continues to improve its capabilities and weapons systems, influence its partners, we have to do the same and more, because we have t stay ahead of the p.r.c. in all mission areas related to warfare. nick: in the waters of pearl harbor since perhaps the best example of the u.s. staying ahead of the people's republic of china and warfare. with a quick salute to the ships namesake, the navy commander walks me on board the uss missouri. he leads the crew of a nuclear submarine that cost more than $3.5 billion to procure. it is name for the battleship that hosted japan's surrender. >> this is a piece that the pro-harbor naval shipyard got for us from the battleship missouri. nick: the crew shows how they get a torpedo ready to launch. besides torpedoes that can att

nick adams. i am so impressed by this young man, his spirit in his intellect, his kindness. he is a true gentleman. i am. this is his fourth time to speak. here with the women's national republican club. i still remember the first time i saw him and heard of him. it's my little story about nick adams i was walking past my television room with fox on all the time, as it always was, and the president of the united states, donald trump, was walking out on the veranda with this incredible young man and he had a book in his hand. and of course, you know, the press, the minute they see donald walking on the veranda, they come running to the veranda and they started open up the mics. and he started to tell about this great, terrific young man. nick enters, who has just written a fabulous book, and he recommended it to everybody. and so i said to myself, i have to get him. i have to get nick adams. so i called up the white house and i said, can i have his information, please? and they said, well, we can

nick, hello.ut these targets that were struck inside russia, and what about the weapons used? nick: the target today was an oil field near an airfield in southern russia. the russian governor said multiple drones struck it, you can see it on fire. the location is about 50 miles from the ukraine-russia border. what is significant is the pattern and location of the attacks yesterday on a russian base 372 miles from the ukrainian border. that base hosts nuclear capable, long-range bombers that have bombed ukraine p and another russian base is 350 miles from the ukraine border. ukraine is not taking public credit for these but it is giving ands. -- hints. the defense minister joked that maybe russian soldiers were smoking near flammable objects. >> the enemy often keeps violating safety rules. they smoke in different dangerous places, and often we hear a word that is sweet to every ukrainian's ear -- cotton. nick: he said that remind him of the smoke that appear above the bases that were attacked in r

well they do nick.hen but then what's the solution to that, to in the party would have them party that would have made them worse. the funny thing worse. no no. the funny thing there lewis managed to there is lewis has managed to name the things tories name the two things the tories arguably which the arguably did right, which is the vaccine you vaccine rollout, whatever you think the logistics of it think of it the logistics of it was sort of impressive. and then getting that getting brexit done that actually achievements, actually only two achievements, anything problem. anything is the problem. the age of immigration the of mass immigration and the collapse nhs. probably collapse of the nhs. probably time is the reason why they're on the state. because of partygate a pincher. partygate is because a pincher. it's think the it's because i think a lot the conservative membership are abandoning because of things like mass immigration, because of do anything of the failure to do anything conservative duri

>> i was, nick. is this constant political fight with our capital kabul, for more assets and logistics as other corps were also competing for it. the three things that constantly were held back were the combat logistics, which was handled by the united states and because of covid, so many things didn't arrive on time. the second thing was more non-combat logistics, which were authorized by our palace, and they were constantly held back because of bureaucracy, because of corruption, because of other matters. and at times it was really, really frustrating for us to fight on the ground and come back to the headquarter and only to get on the phone and fight again with some bureaucrat in kabul,specially like our top political leaders, they do have a responsibility, they have failed us, too. nick: and after the u.s. withdrawal, after the afghan army was not able to withstand the taliban and after president ghani left the palace, we saw the evacuation, the chaos at the airport. matt heineman, you were back

nick: for years, the u.s. struggled to balance commitments to turkey and curds and today, turkey is holding up a u.s. priority. >> applications of two great democracies. nick: finland and sweden's ascension into nato. i don't want to be in syria forever. it is sand and death. nick: kurdish leaders have worried about the u.s. leaving syria and abandoning them to bashar al-assad's army. is the u.s. reliable partner? >> in fact, this depends on this administration. the previous administration, when turkey occupied our land, it appeared the u.s. was not a reliable ally but in the biden administration, they pledged to protect this region and they have been able to fulfill their promises. these threats are now a test for america so the premise between us will not disappear. nick: turkey received strong u.s. warnings, administer ration officials believe. they can threaten e mission against isis and sparking fears the kurds will have to sacrifice even more. for the pbs newshour, i am nick schifrin. judy: the rise in h

thanks to steven and nick dixon and nick i at the nick dixon and nick and i at the same tomorrow , whereere we'll be lewis schaefer. be joined by lewis schaefer. see you . good evening . do not adjust your good evening. do not adjust your set. yes, i am here for one last time in 2020. team before we wave goodbye to this and welcome in the . next. first of all we're in the. next. first of all we're going to talk about covid. yes, there are travel restrictions again and people are wearing masks again. but what i want to talk to you about is research research. research we shouldn't be afraid to talk about the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes

thanks to steven and nick dixon and nick i at the nick dixon and nick and i at the same tomorrow , whereere we'll be lewis schaefer. be joined by lewis schaefer. see you . more than a thousand people have been recognised in the king's first new year's honours list . first new year's honours list. good morning. it's 6:00 on saturday, the 31st of december. this is breakfast on gb news with stephen and me. and here are your top stories this morning. knighthood for queen guitarist brian may and gongs for england's pride. the lionesses. we'll who's been rewarded by king charles in his majesty's first ever new year's honours list . bedbound britain. honours list. bedbound britain. the royal college of

thanks to steven and nick dixon and nick i at the nick dixon and nick and i at the same tomorrow , whereere we'll be lewis schaefer. be joined by lewis schaefer. see you . is arriving . china anyone is arriving. china anyone travelling the uk would require a negative pre—departure test. it comes amid concerns about surging case numbers following , surging case numbers following, an easing of restrictions in china countries including france, the us and india have already implemented similar rules . police have

it's the little saint nick. ♪ little saint nick. ♪ merry christmas. ♪ merry christmas, saint nick. ♪ityserve, started rescuing women, children and the elderly. and as winter approaches, they need our help more than ever. from your neighborhood to the nations, cityserve international providing food, shelter and transportation to millions through a vast network of churches. help us serve the people of ukraine this winter by donating now, go to cityserve.us to give. merry christmas to each and every one of you. as we celebrate christmas you may wonder if jesus christ can make a difference in your life. you bet he can. that's why he came, to save us from our sins. jesus was born to die. he came to earth as a babe, took our sins to the cross 33-years later, he died on the cross, and god raised him to life on the third day. he's not dead, he's alive. if you've never put your faith and trust in him, you can do that right now. just pray this prayer with me, just say, "dear god, "i've made a wreck of my life. "i'm sorry for my sins and i ask you to forgive me. "i believe that jesus christ is

nick schifrin -- indo pacific command. nick schifrin traveled there.ick: the admiral is in the middle of the pacific ocean and his command covers half the earth's surface. >> we're about a stone's throw from pearl harbor. are you concerned that we're at the most dangerous point since world war ii? >> i do see the current strategic environment as as really dangerous, the most dangerous time i've seen in 38 years. this is based on, a, the largest military buildup that we're seeing in history. both conventional and nuclear. number two, the unprovoked, illegitimate war in the ukraine, 63 missile launches out of the dprk. unprecedented, the most in history, to include a potential nuclear capability and a desire to have nuclear capability. and then you add one additional piece, and that is a no limits policy articulated by the leaders of russia and the prc. >> no limits cooperation. >> no limits to their cooperation. that's concerning. that's a different world. this is about two incompatible visions for the future, right? free and open and a legacy of libert

nick: elina ribakova, thank you very much.thank you for having me. ♪ amna: tomorrow, georgians will decide the final uncalled race of the 2022 midterm elections. the runoff contest between democratic senator raphael warnock and republican herschel walker comes after neither received a majority of the vote in november. unlike last year, the race will not determine the balance of power in the senate but it is still neck and neck, with record numbers of early voting. laura barron-lopez traveled to georgia and has this report. laura: outside a polling place in a decatur shopping mall are some of the people that turned georgia blue in 2020, now trying for a repeat. >> oh i see you dancing, come on now, that's right. can i give you a first bump, oh! laura: here and all over the state, the mobilizing group black voters matter offers a free t-shirt for a voter's phone number. >> now all you gotta do is forward that to five friends. if everyone we touch tells five otr people, guess what? that's how we build an army. that's how we build

it's yeah, yeah nick's no, no.still in the mirror and i never was hosting a current affairs program. i've been waiting for an opportunity to speak these words. afraid i started words. i was afraid i started late. but now, tonight, i can confirm walls are closing in confirm the walls are closing in on donald trump. well maybe. i mean, certainly some people would like that. i mean, the headunes would like that. i mean, the headlines donald trump faces criminal prosecution after june six riot and conspiracy to defraud us. so united states house select committee are going after on on several charges of an official proceeding conspiracy to defraud the us conspiracy to defraud the us conspiracy conspiracy to make a false incite assist or aid or comfort and insurrection . they comfort and insurrection. they said armed insurrection. well maybe it's an insurrection. whatever the point is, it's a load of silly charges. although it is a silly charge. it i spoke to the first and the 6th of january. yeah, yeah, yeah. they're de

it's yeah, yeah nick's no, no.still in the mirror and i never was hosting a current affairs program. i've been waiting for an opportunity to speak these words. afraid i started words. i was afraid i started late. but now, tonight, i can confirm walls are closing in confirm the walls are closing in on donald trump. well maybe. i mean, certainly some people would like that. i mean, the headunes would like that. i mean, the headlines donald trump faces criminal prosecution after june six riot and conspiracy to defraud us. so united states house select committee are going after on on several charges of an official proceeding conspiracy to defraud the us conspiracy to defraud the us conspiracy conspiracy to make a false incite assist or aid or comfort and insurrection . they comfort and insurrection. they said armed insurrection. well maybe it's an insurrection. whatever the point is, it's a load of silly charges. although it is a silly charge. it i spoke to the first and the 6th of january. yeah, yeah, yeah. they're de

nick ♪ ♪ up on the house top click click click down through the chimney with old st.we'll have much more of the west point holiday show when the special continues, including the band's rendition o sandra: our west point holiday show continues. let's join the men and women of the west point band as it performs a field music christmas. >> look, everyone it's santa. >> hello, west point band and hello to all of you. >> we are so glad you can make it to our west point holiday show this year. off course, i wouldn't miss this for the world. this has always been my favorite place to celebrate the holidays right here with this wonderful audience. don't tell navy, but i have always been an army fan. merry christmas and happy holidays, ho, ho, ho. [drums beating] [♪] ♪ instrumental music kno ♪ [♪] [drums beating] [♪] [banding joy to the world] sandra: amazing performance. we'll have plenty more from the west point holiday concert as we continue. ♪ you better watch out, you better not pout, the year. now back to the west point holiday show. sandra: welcome back. we are so glad y

josh how he and nick dixon taxi . eric but it nick dixon taxi.ric but it doesn't really make sense because they were comedians that's like saying the renaldo of football i suppose the ericsson of the live ericsson ernie of the live comedy that sense of in comedy so i see that sense of in two words of live let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages. we start with the daily mail as even we start with the daily mail as ever. frozen britain grinds to a halt and the tragic lad there who went through the ice we've been hearing about this evening, the telegraph have taxi is may be used as ambulance is in strikes the eye has nhs as well will block foot taxis during paramedic strike action. the guardian would shift the blame . guardian would shift the blame. the government report blames nhs crisis on tory decade of neglect . the times has last minute talks to help nurse strike breakdown and boost your immune system. what works as a certainly a bit more urgent than it might have been a couple of days ago. the sun as check ten died trying to save ice lads

his response was president did not know who nick fuentes was.unison, me and other reporters screamed like, but he knew who kanye was, right? i think that is a really important point because president trump has been here before. it is always about him. it's not about condemning, you know, in fact, he has not condemned fuentes, even though now he does know who he is. it's about him. i didn't know who he was. when it comes to qanon, it's about, well, i didn't know who they were but they liked me very much. this is a political strategy. we cannot forget what helped him win, which is given a voice t people who thought they did not have one when it came to saying these things out loud. nia-malika: when we have to keep uncovering it, as we continue to see these scary developers have been. yamiche: thanks to our panelists for joining us. on tomorrow's pbs news week and, we get the latest from georgia ahead of tuesday's runoff election. good night from washington. thanks for watching. >> corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- additiona

it is my little story, nick adams. i was walking past my telogen with fox on as it always is and the president of the united states, donald trump, those walking out on the veranda with this incredible young man and he had a book in his hands and you know the press the minute they see donald walking on the veranda they come running to the veranda and saw -- open up the mics and saw this hotel about this great terrific young man, nick adams who had just written a fabulous book and he recommended it to everybody. so i said to myself i have to get him. i have to get nick adams so i called up the white house and i said can i have his information please? we can give you his publicist but not -- i called the publicist, that was the beginning of my wonderful relationship with nick adams, this special man. nick is achieved so much and recently turned only 38 years old. he has written best-selling books, he is always on fox, he is always on national radio, he works so hard, he is everywhere. i spoke to him on thursday, he was in

josh how he and nick dixon taxi . eric but it nick dixon taxi.ric but it doesn't really make sense because they were comedians that's like saying the renaldo of football i suppose the ericsson of the live ericsson ernie of the live comedy that sense of in comedy so i see that sense of in two words of live let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages. we start with the daily mail as even we start with the daily mail as ever. frozen britain grinds to a halt and the tragic lad there who went through the ice we've been hearing about this evening, the telegraph have taxi is may be used as ambulance is in strikes the eye has nhs as well will block foot taxis during paramedic strike action. the guardian would shift the blame . guardian would shift the blame. the government report blames nhs crisis on tory decade of neglect . the times has last minute talks to help nurse strike breakdown and boost your immune system. what works as a certainly a bit more urgent than it might have been a couple of days ago. the sun as check ten died trying to save ice lads

with me, simon evans and leo kearse and nick dixon . so we go kearse and nick dixon.legraph to kick this section with suella braverman being complimented on her classical style. but she wrote that so of robyn's migrant speech, like rivers of blood, says senior, met. this is neil basu, who is worried about her choice of language ej. the people have been very with the language over this and the of invasion and so on seeing her language yeah yeah and i that probably actual thing happening is more important. let's address this. firstly mean enoch this. so firstly mean enoch powell. enoch he was a bit of a moderate lib . it came to the moderate lib. it came to the numbers in hindsight sort of actually underestimated immigration. but you immigration. but whatever you say powell , he say about enoch powell, he everyone thatcher to tony everyone from thatcher to tony benn to tony blair has said this guy a genius in terms of iq guy was a genius in terms of iq spoke languages. i don't think anyone's really suella braverman to justin she's to him that level. justin she's not as

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our correspondent nick connelly is in keep nick, tell us more about this morning's drone attack on kia when it was very loud this morning. about 45 am there was out of and t aircraft and he missile defense systems making a lot of record here. people really having to ask themselves whether to get up, whether to go to their sellers and look for safety or stay in bed because the alert was but 3 hours. so this is basically the kind of reality that people have to deal with here, asking themselves weighing up the dangers and the risks themselves or getting a night sleep before a week of work, of which of these have become routine here. and we saw something similar last week where there was a small, a drone attack, followed by a missile attack, a bigger missile attack, the following day. so little suspicion here that this was about working out where ukraine's defenses are trying to position them, trying to get those locations to then use the missiles more effectively the next day. the kind of big dilemma here is that these drones are very cheap there. it's believe to cost about $20000.00 each

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nick ♪ ♪ up on the house top click click click down through the chimney with old st. much more of the west point holiday show when the special continues, including the band's rendition of "the 12 days of christmas." a place of many wonders... and full of life. i open my eyes: earth is our pandora. ♪ ♪ my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. sandra: our west point holiday show continues. let's join the men and women of the west point band as it performs a field music christmas. >> look, everyone it's santa. >> hello, west point band and hello to all of you. >> we are so glad you can make it to our west point holiday show this year. off course, i wouldn't miss this for the world. this has always been my favorite place to celebrate the holidays right here with this wonderful audience. don't tell

nick: u.s.elieve $60 is high enough to motivate pressure to keep producing, but ukrainian president volodymyr zelenzkyy called the cap, too high. >> you wouldn't call it a serious decision to set such a limit for russian prices, which is quite comfortab for the budget of a terrorist state. this is a weak position. nick: for more, we turn to the deputy chief economist at the institute of international finance. the organization is a global organization. welcome to the newshour. how much will this price cap reduce russian revenues? >> it will reduce russian revenues by about 1% or 2% of gdp. it will make russia's deficit 3% or 4% next year. russia's debt to gdp ratio is one of the lowest in the world at 17%. i would say not too much. nick: if i'm thinking about this price cap in ukraine, 1% to 2% sounds like a lot less than what ukraine has suffered. >> absolutely. what russia has done since 2014 is prepare fortress russia. it has cleaned up its banking system and implemented inflation targeting an

they're in a key of thank you, nick. unless i've looked at some of the other stories making headlines today, a judge in the u. s. has dismissed a lawsuit against the saudi crown. prince mohammed been summon for his alleged role in the murder of journalists, demarco shoji. the judge said there were credible allegations of the prince's involvement, but is that he had no power to reject the u. s. government stance that the prince has sovereign immunity. as a foreign leader, al jazeera has referred the killing of its journalists, serene, are cleared to the international criminal court. the media network says new evidence shows he was deliberately killed by israeli forces. israeli army has admitted one of its soldiers, likely short. i worked late in the westbound in may, but says she was mistaken for a militant india argentina's. former president has been sentenced to 6 years in jail on charges of corruption. christina fernandez declared that was found guilty of embezzling $1000000000.00 between 20072015. a corruption case ha

we with the times nick. pages. we with the times nick.ep times is going with four dead after migrant dinghy sinks in channel. of course this is a big story and it's a horrific story. the captain has already identified himself as, raymond, but he's kind of a hero. he and his crew pulled out 31 migrants from the freezing . and when we from the freezing. and when we say freezing their , estimating say freezing their, estimating it was minus four. say freezing their, estimating it was minus four . so you can it was minus four. so you can imagine he's called it like something out of a second world war movie. so it's pretty horrific. they save a lot of horrific. but they save a lot of people. but it was but obviously we have four dead and we still have four dead and stammers pointed out that this is the criminal gangs is a reminder the criminal gangs running put the running those routes put the lives desperate risk lives of the desperate risk which true and which is obviously true and suella braverman is more on the fact that this is a sober, s

yeah. >> how much of the past was nick? did that help prepare you for the pressure you are seeing week in and week out now? >> yes. obviously it was frustrating at times. dropping back and seeing nick right in my face. having to make a move almost every play. honestly , it did help. it kept my eyes down the field. there's a pass rush coming. this guy is swiping for the ball. nick is breathing down my neck almost every play. helped with my pocket presence and awareness. things like that. and then obviously you get to a defense like today with a good front. that kind of stuff. it's just real. the pass rush, climbing the pocket, all of that kind of stuff. big credit to all of the guys in practice leading up to this point. >> in a game he really had to shine. this is a big test for him but it came through. another win for him. >> another win. this is the toughest opponent they have played all year. we think about this team, who have they played with a winning record? kansas city chiefs. they got be really bad. this team plays p

nick connelly, they're reporting from kia. thank you so much, nick. every year in moscow, various winter traditions and festivals take place in the run up to christmas. but this year is not like every other year. and many russians are looking forward to this festive his season. as a welcome distraction from the war and ukraine on the stress of international sanctions lacing up the ice gates again. for many in moscow, it's the most wonderful time of the year, even this year in the shadow of war. this is russia's largest ice rink. but because of the special military operation as it's called here, the new year and christmas festivities are being downsized. this year we'll go to bring loose reddish in your sleeping in, boucher. we've decided it won't be a big celebration this year. but we're providing our space for moscow bites to come here and spend time in this festive setting up the spirit as president of the richard frozen. for a long time, people in russia were able to ignore what was happening in ukraine. but since the mobilization, the military ope

we with the times nick. pages. we with the times nick.ep times is going with four dead after migrant dinghy sinks in channel. of course this is a big story and it's a horrific story. the captain has already identified himself as, raymond, but he's kind of a hero. he and his crew pulled out 31 migrants from the freezing . and when we from the freezing. and when we say freezing their , estimating say freezing their, estimating it was minus four. say freezing their, estimating it was minus four . so you can it was minus four. so you can imagine he's called it like something out of a second world war movie. so it's pretty horrific. they save a lot of horrific. but they save a lot of people. but it was but obviously we have four dead and we still have four dead and stammers pointed out that this is the criminal gangs is a reminder the criminal gangs running put the running those routes put the lives desperate risk lives of the desperate risk which true and which is obviously true and suella braverman is more on the fact that this is a sober, s

nick, surely you are worth it. nick, surely you are in favour of this. should be in favour of speeding up the process. you like the process or not making? it slow makes it worse. absolutely. i mean worse. well, absolutely. i mean the as the situation changed as hitchens border the sea hitchens it the border the sea is now essentially our border people have lost the fear of crossing. so of with the crossing. so of course with the new situation we need a new process. so obviously we need to do about it. i mean, do something about it. i mean, i'm a sensible so i'm a sensible centrist, so i would put all immigration at zero point, legal and zero at this point, legal and illegal. that's a sensible position. we position. but yeah, we got obviously on obviously work with fans on this, ex—military people this, some ex—military people i spoke to said just get people in helicopter, them on the helicopter, dump them on the french let deal with it. french beach, let deal with it. the more sort of mature take is we to give fans a load we have to just give fans a load

nick, i report, nick timothy. found that response from mean, i found that response from rishi sunak's team today very cunous rishi sunak's team today very curious because of course, if you read your report, which i have, you are making it very clear there isn't one solution to this. there's a whole load of things, but they need to be done very quickly. if the conservatives have even the slightest hope of turning this around before the next election . right yeah. i mean, i think well, i mean , i think firstly we well, i mean, i think firstly we what we can go into the details of what the proposal was and my work , one of the things that work, one of the things that caught people's imagination, i think was the sort of rate this forward. she said she didn't agree with absolutely everything in the report . agree with absolutely everything in the report. i think agree with absolutely everything in the report . i think that in the report. i think that means that the government isn't about to start introducing identity c