africa is almost a third of the votes of the oun and the continent should play a more important rolethe international stage. this is actually the opinion of the senior director of the african center of the atlantic council of the ramada, which she expressed in on the air of the bbc, let's listen to this conversation. i read the article that you wrote a little earlier , it had the title, give a chance, african peace delegations, first of all, why did you choose this particular form for your thoughts, because africa deserves a chance to play a strategic role on the global stage, to stop being in the classic position of a collateral victim due to food and security, including in this war, to get a more strategic role as a player in this new geopolitical order. you know that they represent almost 30% of the votes of the united nations and ukraine felt this when last february 22 african countries chose to abstain when asked if they condemned the russian invasion of ukraine, so it matters when you represent almost 30% of the votes of the united nations in this new geopolitical order. i was

organization and, therefore, in to the work of the un security council itself, otherwise simply the oun can repeat the fate of the league of nations correctly, i understand practically uh practically now this is what we are talking about , that is, if for a certain period of time we will see this absolute impotence of the un well, then it will definitely repeat the fate of the league of nations. moreover, there are more than enough reasons for this. this week , mr. volodymyr, a large international conference on the reconstruction of ukraine was held in london , and the secretary of state of the united states of america, anthony blinking, spoke there about how much will the united states of america allocate to ukraine for the reconstruction of 1 billion 300 million dollars allocated to ukraine by the united states of america now will be directed to energy and infrastructure needs as well according to blinkin, the united states of america is investing 520 million dollars in the modernization of the ukrainian energy system, while the secretary of state of the united states of america said

my call sign is my grandfather's last name, he was a liaison in the oun.idol in life, in general, in everything, how much in on average, it can be expensive, but now you can say a week, at best we have a name each drone has a name oh can tell a story the guys took the pages with them and didn't know the password, and we knew the password and we had it on a bill from a pack of cigarettes they wrote the password, stuck it to the drone, flew the drone to them, the guy caught the drone, took the password, and so we flew back, almost like postal heads , yes , the flight itself is a collection of information. give to whom i don’t need impression tools now, because i don’t want to die for the analytical department of the russians, they disguise themselves very well, that’s why the detection of equipment is most often a statistical analysis of rolling changes in the terrain, there is no point in destroying one tank. you see one tank. you know that there are two more nearby. if there are two more refuelers repair brigade where the whole platoon is based where are a

true, he noted that the oun does not yet have access to information to independently verify the cause of the destruction . these are the statements and we will continue to talk about the consequences of the destruction of the kakhov dam on the ukrainian infrastructure and ecology , a direct risk to the safety of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant due to there is no undermining of the kakhovsky hpp, and this is one of such important topics that was talked about the day before , when in the fall there was information about the mining of the kakhovsky hpp and information about the state of affairs has been a rumor ever since, the general director of the international atomic energy agency , raphael grossi, said that there are no threats. and he says that the lack of cooling water for a long time will cause the fuel to melt and the failure of its emergency diesel generators, however, for now, the main cooling water line is supplied from the tank. and according to the calculations, this water should be enough for several days. he also informed that next week, as previously planned, he wou

ukrainians, not belarusians of ukraine, yes, and that's it it was even possible to compare it with the oun some other units, and it was an effective army, it eventually liberated the right from the hitlerites. yes, it is true, and again, they are soviet historians and soviet leaders, they hid it for so long that when recently, this head of this district in prague decided to erect a monument there, well, it's true, because if they didn't release the right, it could fly into the air , and then the hysteria began. the russian embassy seemed to be a tough man, you love these are all russian people. no, they don't need their own version of history. they don't understand that the second world war was, that with terrible clashes between the russians themselves, it was a continuation of the civil war because a huge number of russians hated the bolsheviks so much , or was she ready to give russia to the germans just to destroy the bolsheviks she was ready for hitler to be in moscow only to see the corpses of stalin and all the others, do you remember that when there was the battle for moscow and th

chernyakhivska, she told about the congress of opposition russian deputies in poland away from russia and the ounhis slogan today a protest action is taking place near the office of the united nations in kyiv, more than 100 people came out with posters that read stop the genocide and russia is a terrorist state, the participants of the action also chanted the word yoses, which means inactive in english. let me remind you that the day before the activist was plastered with posters with the same word, suvs of the un mission in the capital evacuated about 200 passengers from the train that caught fire in the tunnel in austria, kronin saydun writes about it , the train was heading from vienna to amsterdam when it passed through the tunnel in the austrian alps , his contact wire broke several cars that were also transporting the train caught fire from a damaged cable as a result of the incident about 45 people received minor injuries route through the tunnel closed until the completion of the works and the trains were rerouted such a beautiful but harmful new york was filled with orange smoke from for

are told by the same defenders this is also reported in international organizations, in particular ounre not discussed at all . you understand. you understand what they are like. you are coming to me, you are also getting green borscht to communicate properly, so to speak. and here it is great when you run to the territory of ukraine already in your socks, kogut speaks of wet asphalt, but you feel sweet here, very good , what are these shots worth, where our defender maksym kolesnikov is happy with an ordinary apple, then for the first time in a year he ate fresh fruit for the first time in a year, it is fresh and delicious. russians mock our defenders not only to get some information. to speak when a person loses 30 kg of weight, the food is terrible, the temperature in the cell in winter reached 14-15°, walks outside for 5-6 minutes, what do you say, the russians commit a wide range of violations of international law in the field of human rights, many of which are war crimes and crimes against humanity, on such contrasts, you once again understand that the russians are definitely not

teeth were pulled out and blood was drawn there once, but now he can only shave and cut hair like that, ounnd all these well, for the red crosses, i don’t say it’s clowning for all these unicef, i don’t say anything, because they are also losers, losers, that is, they signed off on the fact that they are not needed, that is, they are impotent, well, betrayal in this schedule, if allowed, but we have continent, an organization that is not impotent, this is nato , and that’s what happened on the sixth. look, it even blew up this dam on the sixth of june. the number, too, probably the date was not chosen by chance. in europe, at this time , they are celebrating the opening of the normandy landings and the beginning of the liberation of europe from fascism, that is, they everything has been thought out ahead of the verniv summit , what should be the world's response, i think the kremlin is actually monitoring this, they are monitoring after the kakhov dam, after this war crime, essentially the use of weapons of mass destruction. this is the red line that the world declared, that was declared by

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the oun . est some medical conditions. the youngest one _ some medical conditions. one had respiratory| youngest one had respiratory problems and the other one at epilepsy— problems and the other one at epilepsy and diet during the fit and the two _ epilepsy and diet during the fit and the two died when they had respiratory tract infections and one of them _ respiratory tract infections and one of them was found to have a heart infection— of them was found to have a heart infection or — of them was found to have a heart infection or inflammation. that is all very— infection or inflammation. that is all very unusual and together with the fact— all very unusual and together with the fact that there were no signs of abuse _ the fact that there were no signs of abuse or— the fact that there were no signs of abuse or neglect in the children, admitted — abuse or neglect in the children, admitted quite reasonable the possibility that there had been genetic— possibility that there had been genetic courses read the very least, medical natural causes of death. how lona did it

we have thave seen this play oun the uk and europe.t is in court we are getting a ton of information. why is sony opposed to the deal? in 2021, call of duty brought in $800 million of revenue to sony in the u.s. only that is why there is such opposition what is interesting is in europe and in the uk, sony have been opposed to the deal on a big argument they feel if microsoft bought activision, they would withhold the game from the platform we learned from the court case so far is that playstation doesn't feel it is about excl exclusiveness. he said they are worried when microsoft owns activision, they could release a degraded version of call of duty on the platform. he is worried that when the next generation of playstation console comes out, and when playstation has to share the development kit with the gaming companies, microsoft might find out the secret sauce of the playstation. microsoft's response is it makes no sense to withhold the call of duty argument. we heard that in the uk and europe we will not make it exclusive. the othe

years old and to see that he got through this surgery which was a three hour procedure, he went through oun for ten days and on friday he was met with applause leaving the hospital. catholics super happy to see him on his feet again. he had as a grueling schedule ahead. august, two big trips on the calendar, portugal for world youth day and mongolia and so we're assuming his doctors are trying to keep him calm but it is hard to pin him down. he's 86 years old but he hassen earthic and stamina for someone in his years. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, father's day recognition on capitol hill, we'll high lie a graduate of dads in the house who are pushing legislation to help families. n. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight. clinically proven. 48-hour hydration.n. for that healthy skin glow. neutrogena®. for people with skin. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set d track your goals, big and small... could help put them within reach from your first big move to retiring poolside and the other goals along the way weal

they couldn’t take money from a turk, because yes, but everything that concerns the oun money and theing. today , the security service of ukraine says publicly that they revealed a large-scale scheme, which was organized by officials in odessa and kiev , an explosive deal is painted, there are numbers and so on and on for a million dollars. every day, once a week, they were entered there every day, and so on, that is, the security service , which did not cover this deal, finally said that it would tell her the corruption nature according to ukrainian rules means that the topic is closed all the grain deal will no longer be. she became unprofitable. i would and when biden, if you paid attention when he said she, then he said, we must see. and what does he say to them, but they have corruption there in general, corruption in ukraine so let he'll look at this shlempu that just gave an interview. yes, and ask around his others, and you guys get a small share of this money, which is suspected to receive a share, according to the records that allegedly have a choice, so how can a biden be i

well, how can it be denied that ukraine, according to the plan of the creator of the oun, was to become state without russian jews , poles and although ukraine did not receive any independence then, the implementation of this plan, in fact. anyway, one of his bloody acts began with the volyn massacre during, which killed at least 100,000 polish citizens. and we keep saying the same thing over and over. yes, uh, that means , uh, neo-nazi, well, somehow no one wants to hear this due to the fact that the zelensky man with jewish blood is there, well, he covers these freaks of neo-nazis with his actions. well, lena well, they threw off, i agreed with journalists recently for a meeting. well, it's up to you, although he is the founder of modern ukraine well, god bless him. well, why are you building this nazi pedestal to flirt with nationalist forces the authorities of the already truly independent ukraine that appeared after the collapse of the ussr began immediately, everything went on with the growing title of heroes of ukraine stepan bandera was awarded by viktor yushchenko , decides to

we've seen the neighborhoods all blown oun out. here's my problem, though, ame with america bearing the brunt o of the financial cost of this. this is europe's war. min now, i don't mind helping, but t there have to be two conditions in my mind for this to go forward. europe has not paid their fair share. one no to biden is not was not from the beginning fighting the war to win the war war. nel when poland offered nearly thirty migs, biden putbiden putn ukraine and said no. handcuffs on ukraine and said, no, absolutely. so i ght to fightericg a war to win a war, america should have no part of thatmusc war. so unlesle suis those two condis are met, i think america has stepped up more than enough. europe needs to protectt and their continent first, and they're not doing itth. sall, let me just talk about what you said. ou one i no.. one , i agree with you.for biden has made it hard for ukraine to win. o said they needed tanks. biden said no, that eventually tanks you . they needed long range artillery. biden said no, we made him doit

investigation and we're goin ave to ag to have to apply the a standards through the papers that were taken oun t by vicel president biden, and that would be restore some type of model. but i don't think they're going to do that. >> i think the door we may have lost, victor davis hanson shotca and he stayed with ushe technologically as long as h e could. thank you, victor. if you can still hear me, i want to go to kevin corke, hi our correspondent who's working on this in washington, dc. >> form again, former president donald trump indictede for having classified documents after he was president ande no the handling of those boxes. kevin corke is here now with whawit is new in all of h this. this has been less than an hour that we learned this information. >> kevin evening. harris you're right. we're still tracking right thisy in a way that can be a little bit confusing because wew that obviously haven't seen the indictments. we know that the the former president faces at least seven counts related to mishandlingdling ofthos of te documents. but remember, we've been readin g for some time now t

prevent peopie— everything they can to prevent peopie-inso— everything they can to prevent peopie-into ounaway . welcome back . in july, 1588, welcome back. in july, 1588, catholic king philip ii of spain launched an attempted coup to try to get protestant queen elizabeth off the throne of england so that he could sit uponit england so that he could sit upon it himself in the way of the mighty vessels of the spanish waited the spanish fleet, waited the smaller but more manoeuvrable ships the english as ships of the english navy as well bravery, fate to well as english bravery, fate to intervene so that in the end it was a storm that did most to disrupt spanish plans make disrupt spanish plans and make way enduring legend of way for an enduring legend of engush way for an enduring legend of english and maritime history. joining me now to consider a wondrous snapshot of some of what unfolded that fabled july in the form of precious and fragile, hand—drawn maps of the drama is professor dominic tweddle , director general of the tweddle, director general of the national museum of the royal nav

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head to each one on your screens a unique chronicle, the city of lutsk 1981 trial of members of the ounhey killed the people of the volyn region, then forty-third they switched to the destruction of the polish, all the technology was worked out to automatism, the order to undress in the pit. face down, a shot in the back of the head, when you wanted to have fun, they chopped and drowned , think about it, only these three have blood on their hands. about two thousand people, 81 of them we found guilty and shot, but six months later, in april 1982, human rights activists from the ukrainian helsinki group called this the verdict by political repressions in 2016 lviv regional rada rehabilitated these kara if hitler managed for five years, uh, to process his nation, so to speak, not only brusophobia, but also in the realization that these are superpowers, that there is nothing higher than germany . this ideology has already been brought to ukraine right now. ask them. guys, you know who twice hero of the soviet union moskalenko fishing shtemenko, commander of the northern fleet, golovko and

but no matter what comes next, i will keep making sure that our owes— will keep making sure that our ounsing sure that our allies and our partners are closen— allies and our partners are closely aligned— allies and our partners are closely aligned in how we are noono— closely aligned in how we are noono ono— closely aligned in how we are reading and responding to the snnonon.— reading and responding to the situation. it's— reading and responding to the situation. it's important we stay— situation. it's important we so nou— situation. it's important we so non . — situation. it's important we stay well . �*fo�* " situation. it's important we- stay well . within the last hour, stay well. within the last hour, russia says its scrambled fighter jets to intercept three what it says are british military aircraft heading towards the russian border. the russian defence ministry claims an rc 135 reconnaissance acas and electronic warfare plane and two typhoon fighter jets were heading over the black sea. the ministry says the aircraft then turned back. well it news away from russia. it costs nearly

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and the public support we see ot oun— .r all— legion. yeah, absolutely. and thank you for all of— legion. yeah, absolutely. and thank you for all of the- legion. t/tiit“ .ti.g and thank you for all of the great wont— thank you for all of the great wont tnot— thank you for all of the great work that you— thank you for all of the great work that you do— thank you for all of the great work that you do at the royal tnten— work that you do at the royal british legion— work that you do at the royal british legion and for keeping ttetn— british legion and for keeping tnetn nenoty— british legion and for keeping their memory alive , actually, their memory alive, actually, neotty— their memory alive, actually, neotty oe— their memory alive, actually, really as well— their memory alive, actually, really as well in— their memory alive, actually, really as well in many cases. ant— really as well in many cases. ant|tntnt— really as well in many cases. and |think for— really as well in many cases. and think for reminding and i think for

i don't see ony oi oun— eternal victims is.eoueing— the nhs tavistock clinic for causing irreversible damage to the causing irreversible damage to ine ioiiee— causing irreversible damage to the bodies of— causing irreversible damage to the bodies of their children. t ip_ the bodies of their children. tip oi— the bodies of their children. tip oi ine— the bodies of their children. tip of the iceberg. what's happening— tip of the iceberg. what's happening in— tip of the iceberg. what's happening in too many of our eenooie— happening in too many of our eenooie ie— happening in too many of our schools is the— happening in too many of our schools is the normalisation of none— schools is the normalisation of none iieoiogy— schools is the normalisation of woke ideology at— schools is the normalisation of woke ideology at best, it's brainwashing— woke ideology at best, it's brainwashing or grooming . at brainwashing or grooming. at noni— brainwashing or grooming. at oi iie— brainwashing or grooming. at worst, it's child— brainwashing or

britain and union jackass will no connoi— britain and union jackass will be crowned before the night is oun inio io— be crowned before the night is out. this is dan— be crowned before the night is out. this is dan wootton ionigni.— out. this is dan wootton tonight. let's— out. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . tonight. let's go. inn— tonight. let's go. inio io- tonight. let's go. this is tv- tonight. let's go. this is tv news. britain's tonight. let's go.— this is tv news. britain's news ononnoi.— this is tv news. britain's news ononnoi. ani— this is tv news. britain's news channel. and it's— this is tv news. britain's news channel. and it's just one week. ioioy— channel. and it's just one week. ioioy nniii— channel. and it's just one week. ioooy nniii no— channel. and it's just one week. today until we take this show on the today until we take this show on one noon— today until we take this show on no road io— today until we take this show on the road to leh_ today until we take this show on the road to leh with the former nine— the road to leh with the former prime minister,— the ro

i don't see ony oi oun— eternal victims is.considering legal action against the nhs tavistock_ considering legal action against the nhs tavistock clinic for eoueing— the nhs tavistock clinic for causing irreversible damage to the causing irreversible damage to ine ioiiee— causing irreversible damage to the bodies of— causing irreversible damage to the bodies of their children. t ip_ the bodies of their children. tip oi— the bodies of their children. tip oi ine— the bodies of their children. tip of the iceberg. what's happening— tip of the iceberg. what's happening in— tip of the iceberg. what's happening in too many of our eenooie— happening in too many of our eenooie ie— happening in too many of our schools is the— happening in too many of our schools is the normalisation of none— schools is the normalisation of none iieoiogy— schools is the normalisation of woke ideology at— schools is the normalisation of woke ideology at best, it's brainwashing— woke ideology at best, it's brainwashing or grooming . at brainwashing or groom

absolutely but ii—niee ii oun- it would also be nice if our government get on with government would getly? well, i'm here so tory— need to feed the family? well, i'm here so tory mps- need to feed the family? well, i'm here so tory mps are sounding the alarm bells over their prospects in the general election next year as homeowners find their mortgages spiralling out of control. economists think interest rates will rise again this week and tory mp for telford, lucy allan, said people telling me their monthly mortgage payment is exceeding their salary that is unsafe , their salary that is unsafe, unsustainable. now cresta , you unsustainable. now cresta, you live on a boat. i unsustainable. now cresta, you live on a boat . i know where live on a boat. i know where inis— live on a boat. i know where one is— live on a boat. i know where inis is going.— live on a boat. i know where inis is going. i— live on a boat. i know where this is going. i do.- live on a boat. i know where this is going. i do. so- c iii“ i know where this is going. i do. so i don't nove— this is going. i do. so i don't

this tired royal soap opera is nnnntng— this tired royal soap opera is nnnntng oun— this tired royalap opera is running out of storylines. nus— running out of storylines. nus noo— running out of storylines. plus more on— running out of storylines. plus more on this developing stony.— plus more on this developing otony. an— plus more on this developing story. an incredible exclusive non— story. an incredible exclusive non tno— story. an incredible exclusive from the mirror— story. an incredible exclusive from the mirror newspaper . story. an incredible exclusive from the mirror newspaper. a tron— from the mirror newspaper. a no vtooo— from the mirror newspaper. a first video of— from the mirror newspaper. a first video of partygate . but first video of partygate. but finn— first video of partygate. but ttnt, tno— first video of partygate. but first, the headlines with ray aootoon— first, the headlines with ray aootoon .— first, the headlines with ray aootoon . — first, the headlines with ray addison . thanks,- first, the headlines with ray addison . “in; ” addison. thanks, mark. yes, o

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but we've got to noon oun— investigation on.e've really got to get— anyway. so we've really got to gon-nonon — anyway. so we've really got to gon-nonon on- anyway. so we've really got to get bottom of why anyway. so we've really got to- get- bottom of why. keep get to the bottom of why we keep noonng — get to the bottom of why we keep hearing _stories_ get to the bottom of why we keep hearing - stories and - get to the bottom of why we keep hearing stories and this hearing these stories and this ooonuou— hearing these stories and this ooonuoulyou— hearing these stories and this scandal,.you say,- hearing these stories and this scandal, you say, that keeps scandal, as you say, that keeps oonng—ns- scandal, as you say, that keepsj coming—its heart coming back. and at its heart it's imbalance of power. it's it's an imbalance of power. it's older typically men who are successful and more powerful and a junior staff come in, a lot of junior staff come in, of course, who are ambitious and we've business this we've seen in show busines

england likely staying dry throughout the— of england likely staying dry throughout the day with a decent ounmes as this wispy cloud pushes— hazy at times as this wispy cloud pushes in. and that's aneai— cloud pushes in. and that's aneai of— cloud pushes in. and that's ahead of this— cloud pushes in. and that's ahead of this band of rain fnaf-s— ahead of this band of rain rnar-s going— ahead of this band of rain that's going start to arrive that's going to start to arrive info— that's going to start to arrive into-ireland- that's going to start to arrive into ireland throughout into northern ireland throughout the early hours of tuesday morning. — the early hours of tuesday morning. _quite| the early hours of tuesday- morning._quite damp morning. so turning quite damp fowaris— morning. so turning quite damp towards temperatures towards dawn. temperatures fairing— towards dawn. temperatures faiiing gown— towards dawn. temperatures falling down around 12, 14 c. falling down to around 12, 14 c. auf— falling down to around 12, 14 c. nuf fne— falling down to around 12, 14 c. but the humidity— fall

.— compared with white people. vtett—to- compared with white people. vtett—to oun- compared with whiteve of fear. i think the police have a—ton— of fear. i think the police have a—ton ae- of fear. i think the police have a_for as well. i of fear. i think the police havei a_for as well. but a lot to answer for as well. but i a lot to answer for as well. but t mtnt— a lot to answer for as well. but t tntnt etop— a lot to answer for as well. but i think stop-search- a lot to answer for as well. but i think stop search is an i think stop and search is an apeotnte— i think stop and search is an absolute must,— i think stop and search is an absolute must, but it has to be none— absolute must, but it has to be tone vttn— absolute must, but it has to be done with respect. _ absolute must, but it has to be done with respect. yeah. ' c done with respect. yeah. and pennape— done with respect. yeah. and perhaps intelligence, too. perhaps with intelligence, too. you've searched you've been stopped and searched as graphically in as you describe graphically in the paper, the mail today. tell us that.

and we'll find oun— . thank you, paul. and we'll find out where— . thank you, paul.oing— find out where in the country you going io— find out where in the country you're going to need an umbrella ioioy— you're going to need an umbrella ioioy. noos— you're going to need an umbrella today. here's the— you're going to need an umbrella today. here's the forecast . today. here's the forecast. ii-s— today. here's the forecast. ii-s pony— today. here's the forecast. it's pretty warm _ today. here's the forecast. it's pretty warm out- today. here's the forecast. it's pretty warm out there. again, this morning. a humid day with a lot of cloud, some places catching a heavy downpour or two as well. a full forecast ahead with me later on. thank you, alex. you can join in any of the discussions— alex. you can join in any of the discussions we're— nix you can join in any of the discussions we're having today. inioooi— discussions we're having today. iniooi, no— discussions we're having today. indeed, we should— discussions we're having today. indeed, we should be discussing winn—

why is ii inoi oun— work. good morning to you.— thank you very much indeed. oh, joy . veer. eer— thank you very much indeed. oh, joy . veer. let us— thank you very much indeed. oh, joy . yeah. let us know— thank you very much indeed. oh, joy . yeah. let us know if- thank you very much indeed. oh, joy . yeah. let us know if you're joy. yeah. let us know if you're in that particular predicament. gb news. gb views. no, the other way round. gb views at cbnnews.com. we've got all the rarest— cbnnews.com. we've got all the tree or— cbnnews.com. we've got all the latest on rishi's_ cbnnews.com. we've got all the latest on rishi's radical- rtrzr“ we've got all the latest on rishi's radical plans to overreur— latest on rishi's radical plans to overhaul our— latest on rishi's radical plans to overhaul our nhs at the moment— to overhaul our nhs at the mem .— to overhaul our nhs at the moment . but— to overhaul our nhs at the moment . but first, here's your moment. but first, here's your wetter— moment. but first, here's your weather . — mome

you could could what's could you could argue, what's your—my- could you could argue, what's your—my oune question about this whole system fit about is this whole system fit for or not? that's for purpose or not? that's a legitimate question. this is legitimate question. but this is how how it's currently operated. michael gove says says it was indefensible. but alex, your roho — indefensible. but alex, your hrs on — indefensible. but alex, your take on michael— : but alex, your take on michael gove will not honors— take on michael gove will not oonoho hn— take on michael gove will not oonoho h rho— take on michael gove will not partake in the vote today . the partake in the vote today. the rumo— partake in the vote today. the prime minister— partake in the vote today. the prime minister will not turn up for-room — prime minister will not turn up for-today. boris- for the vote today. boris johnson— for the vote today. boris johnson won't- for the vote today. boris johnson won't be there for the roos— johnson won't be there for the on roooy— johnson won't be there for the on roooy .— john

it just needs bringing oun— there. it just needs bringing out . — there.n married about four times. so she's got four iiiieiewi— four times. so she's got four iiiiewewi— four times. so she's got four diffe went from _ four times. so she's got four diffe went from everything to they went from everything to iwe—iesi- they went from everything to like _that she. they went from everything to l like _that she wore like a mini dress that she wore in like a mini dress that she wore iii-ees— like a mini dress that she wore iii-ees weiii— like a mini dress that she wore in 60s right through to. in the 60s right through to. i iesi— in the 60s right through to. i iwsi wsnei— in the 60s right through to. i just wonder there's anyone just wonder if there's anyone wishing— just wonder if there's anyone watching multiple watching who's got multiple weiiing— wedding dresses because you've been— wedding dresses because you've been-meiiiei- wedding dresses because you've been-married and- wedding dresses because you've been married and you've been multiple married and you'v