, that we could _ both knew, dear richey, that we could do— both knew, dear richey, that we could doew, dear richey, that we could do it, because we were both generally— could do it, because we were both generally committed to find a practical— generally committed to find a practical solution for people and for all— practical solution for people and for all communities in northern ireland — for all communities in northern ireland in_ for all communities in northern ireland. , ., , for all communities in northern ireland. , . , ., , ireland. in this deal using trade is central, ireland. in this deal using trade is central. as _ ireland. in this deal using trade is central. as is _ ireland. in this deal using trade is central, as is ensuring _ ireland. in this deal using trade is central, as is ensuring products, | central, as is ensuring products, whether seeds or medicines that are available in great britain, are also available in great britain, are also available in great britain, are also available in northern ireland and the taxes and duties can be the same, and what the governmen

so that definitely is a success for, for prime minister receipt. richey soon are quite a lot of concessions that he has gotten from from the you for that. how will it actually work politically in northern ireland, that remains to be seen because politicians in northern ireland have said they will by that time. and they will really pour over the detail just now. and our corresponded jack perez in brussels, told us why the you made so many concessions to get this deal over the line while they wanted the deal to be done. and i also, i think it comes down to trust with the new see not government. they feel that he came to brussels and negotiated this deal in earnest. one of the things that has taken place is this idea of green lanes and red lanes for produce. so these are products that are going from the united kingdom towards northern ireland, across the iris, see if they are destined then for the republic of ireland, which remains within the european union. that'll go into a red lane and will have all the checks that any goods entering the you would have the green lanes, basically for just go

so richey soon right now has the really big task ahead to talk to those unionists in northern ireland and enter those in his own party who are very strongly aligned with the union is. and that's not going to be easy at all. or jack been hinted on that. is it fair to say that you has preferred working with russia, sumac? the absolutely no question about it that was really visible in the press conference . i think what, another thing that was interesting is richie soon. i only talked about you lot never in the past conference that he mentioned, the word european court of justice. he left that to us to live on the line to say that for the european union, the court that is in charge of this deal. the final deciding court is the european court of justice. and she mentioned that it showed to me that there must have been some kind of choreography between those 2 leaders, very uncommon and bretzkey conferences of, of previous years that we've watched over the time as, as big. it was saying he has to sell this. he has to get it through and soon i took this sort of tone of kind of school teache

k prime minister richey soon ag held a decisive breakthrough as, as the t o represents a new start for british and european union relations. this afternoon, i welcomed president on the line to windsor to continue our discussions about the northern ireland protocol. i'm pleased to report that we have now made a decisive break through together. we have changed the original protocol and our today announcing the new windsor framework. today's agreement delivers smooth flowing trade within the whole, the united kingdom protects the northern islands place in our union. and safeguards, sovereignty for the people of northern ireland. and this righty has died near the city of jericho and the occupied westbank off to being shot in a car. the light of shooting will follow the deployment by israel, of hundreds of additional soldiers to the area. that's after an escalation of violence on sunday to his railey settlers was shot dead near the city of nablus. one palestinian was killed and hundreds were injured. u. s. national security council spokesman john kirby. it's as the united states condemns th

it's what richey snack, the irish government, and the european union wants. so will the d u p. respond to pressure to return to government. what do you think? there are indications that they may not and that the british government perhaps have realized that some time ago. and one great difficulty for the d p. is that with shin fane an irish republican party. now the largest party in the northern ireland assembly, shin fame would be entitled to the position of 1st minister. and for the 1st time since northern ireland foundation, 100 years ago, unionists would be a unionist, would be serving as a deputy 1st minister tuition saying 1st minister. now it actually they both have the exact same powers. but the difference in title is very important. symbolically, and the d u p is certainly concerned about the damage that would do among their electric, that they might lose support to more vociferous, more extreme voices within unionism if they were to go back into government, which shouldn't fain us 1st minister. so is it possible professor to look at this and think t

with what's been called a kind of border in the irish see now, all of these things were addressed by richey soon act. in his speech, he says that this is what the, this, this new framework does. but the, the, you pay, the main our union is party here is going to go through that deal with a fine tooth comb. making sure that as they say they're passes, their 7 test addresses, the things that they're worried about and they are being noncom. hello my. when i come in we can, hey, what jeffrey donna. so that leader said earlier on when he was asked about it. i haven't seen it yet, so once we've seen the legal tax will come to the view, do you feel possible? well, i know the positive or negative. i think that we need to take time to look at the data. what's available? how does not match or haven't, has already seen and said that the new deal was going to have a positive impact on all the people in northern ireland. how much of this concerns them? like i've been coming to know that on quite a lot of over recent weeks and months and i've been speaking to people about the price of color and how they

cause of democracy around the world. from other senators , republican senators in particular, jim richeynatorian republican from the state of idaho, he is actually one of the members of the committee, a foreign affairs senator. he says that in fact, he believes that president biden has demonstrated that his position from the point of view of foreign affairs remains weak, and in particular , jim rizhce said that it is necessary to change the templates, it is necessary to voice more powerful messages, in particular, the thing is that as soon as possible , we will give ukraine the equipment necessary to defeat russia the sooner the war will end and the cheaper it will be, and actually the less suffering it will bring, again answer by jimarish who thought it was a republican who believed that the words of president biden from the point of view of foreign politicians were not so strong to bring other reactions to the screen as well, if we have former legislators, in particular adam kingsinger , a former republican and a republican congressman, writes that sparring with the crowd and his victo

of energy sources, including our current coal fired power station, sola, when you clear hydro and richey storage outside of the renewables, we haven't seen that much room. and especially when it comes to issues such as securing wood here, we know how long it takes to think she will be a project to get it up and running. but i don't know why there is another problem. and then is that internationally, no saga which continues join them and that is the bottom gate where a large amount of foreign currency was stolen from his private game in the northern province of south africa. something that the opposition continued to take him to task with local authorities say un peacekeepers killed civilians and wounded 28 others when they open fire. and what to call the least general described as warning, shot, an arrest of part of the country near the rwandan border. the protesters were expressing anger about the lack of progress by the peacekeeping mission, in brooding out local extremist groups and made persistent attacks on civilian areas. the un mission to the d. r. c has shrugged off the incident,

but richey soon. ag, i think, should let that go to his head, because he knows that the real acid test for this test is how it goes down. in northern ireland are particularly how it goes down with the d u p, who will be measuring it against their 7 tests. the criteria that they think that it has to meet or to get their approval. and they are, i think her cautious about, given that approval just yet, they're going to be going through the deal line by line, making sure that there are no traps for them. there are and working out whether they can come to a consensus view on that. and that might take some time to nigeria in our election observe is an urgent candidate to accept the results of saturdays, all is not counting continues slowly. a tightly fight election has seen long delays and reporting results with opposition bodies alleging voter fraud. harrow more tasa has more from abolition. people are still waiting for the actual commission to announce the next batch of results that hasn't happened yet or not years have been told is that they are some delays and it could be a couple of hou

so at what is being asked is this the energy windfall tax was introduced by richey sooner or as prime minister when i was around 25 percent or it was seen to be very ineffective. i was since in the autumn statement raised to 35 percent, but there are so many loopholes to this tax and which includes the fact that it only applies to the actual exploration of oil and the whole process of getting oil and gas processed and out. but it does not relate to the price of the petrol pump, the gas pump at all. so that's one point and add miller band, the shadow climates secretary in the u. k at says that it's really a polling. the has to be a better view taken by the government towards really a hammering home at the tax on oil companies and pull novak the trade union and secretary general congress of trade unions in the u. k. as says it's obscene and he says it's an insult to working families that point very big here in the u. k . because of our whole sways, of disputes over pay in the public sector on wednesday was the biggest str in 10 years. and so people are wanting to know why more money isn

k. prime minister richey soon act hailed a decisive breakthrough and says, the deal represents a new star for british and european union relations. european commission president, us lavonne delane, describe the winds of framework as it's called, as historic, as, as it allows both sides to begin. a new chapter speaks about the deal have prevented a government from forming in northern ireland. this afternoon. i welcomed president vonda line to windsor for continue our discussions about the northern ireland protocol. i'm pleased to report that we have now made a decisive breakthrough. together. we have changed the original protocol and our to day announcing the new windsor framework. today's agreement delivers smooth flowing trade within the whole united kingdom protects northern islands place in our union and safeguards sovereignty for the people of northern ireland. we knew that for us to be able to make the most of the potential of our partnership solutions where need it for the issue was around the protocol on island, northern island. we knew it was not going to be easy. we knew we

k prime minister richey synagogue says it's a decisive breakthrough. he's describing it as a new start for british and european union relations, opposition parties and nigeria. i walked out of the counting process for the presidential election, pallets are still being tallied, and wants become the tightest race in decades. president emanuel macro says france will close its military bases in africa instead, you academies will be set up to provide training and equipment. they'll be jointly upon by french and african forces. nicholas hack as follows, of elements from docker, a change of tone, some french president venue, and my congress trying to address the criticism that there's been throughout the region in the french military presence specific in this a how, where there's been a step of attacks of arm groups and more and more people displaced most recently and burkina, faso french troops were asked to leave the country. now he says that many of these french military bases in the region will be turned into training centers and they'll be a drop down of

you k prime minister richey see nag hailed a decisive breakthrough. a says the deal represents a new start for british european union relations. european commission president, us lavonne de leon described the windsor framework as it's called, as historic, as, as it allows both sides to begin a new chapter. disputes about the deal have prevented a government from be forming in northern ireland jona hall has mall. it's not often in u. k. e u relations that optimism wins the day. so this was a rare moment, a smile that said a deal had been done. today's agreement delivers smooth flowing trade within the whole united kingdom protects northern islands place and our union and safeguards sovereignty for the people of northern ireland. the e used chief executive hailed a new honesty in the relationship and spoke of her pride in the so named winds of framework. updating the original northern ireland protocol that governs post briggs in trade between the u. k. and the e u. this new frame at will allow us to begin a new chapter. it provides for long lasting solu

your nina support is necessary for richey soon act to push through the u. k. e u. d. on the protocol. but it is preferable to habit the dangers of an invested unit community or continued to political paralysis. and possibly even this law as post a threatens a return to violence. so much depends on the detail of any u. k. e. u deal. when it finally appears. many businesses want the protocols benefit maintained, but union as parties would rather a disappeared altogether. rory, talents, out of era. belfast, dozens of runners have taken part in a unique half marathon and engine, malaise for climate change means this could be the 1st and last time the race can be held on the frozen lake of the midtown explains. ah, and with that, they set off for a historic one, dozens of athletes based for 21 kilometers and the frozen pang only more than 4000 meters above sea level. the 1st, if its kind in india are absolutely thrill aren't fortunate that i am bodily history, which is in the making because these kind of runs will be able in europe or in russia, where the temperatures got

mason richey is a specialist in north korea. i'd associate professor of international politics at hancock university. it says john young is likely to continue miss el tests in response to military exercises between the u. s. and south korea. this is a significant launch, but i think it's not so much significant because of the underlying technology. the was on 15, has been in some form likely deployed for a while now. and in that sense, what was interesting about the test was that north korea reports that the decision to launch this was given without warning to the launch cur is. and so this doesn't seem so much like it was a test, especially of the underlying technology as it was a drill for the launch cruise. and i think we're going to see that going forward with some of these legacy systems that already exist, in addition to testing programs for other missiles, especially on solid fuel icbm. the message i think here is that north korea is not happy with the ramping up of military exercises between the u. s. and south korea, wh

but richey soon act, i think, shouldn't let that go to his head. because he knows that the real acid test for this test is how it goes down. in northern ireland, particularly how it goes down with the d u p, who will be measuring it against their 7 tests. the criteria that they think that it has to meet to get their approval. and they are, i think her cautious about giving approval just yet they're going to be going through the deal line by line, making sure that there are no traps for them there. and working out whether they can come to a consensus view on that. and that might take some time now the european parliament as banning tick tock from star farms for what it says the security reasons, follow steps taken last week by the european commission. on monday, canada banned the use of the chinese on social media app on government issued mobile phones and a white house, as asked federal agencies to remove the app from their systems within 30 days, chime after the band by the u. s. as an abuse of state power, new woods away she had hor, her goggle.

k . prime minister richey sudak, hailed a decisive breakthrough and says that he represents a new start for british and european union relations. this afternoon, i welcomed president von the line to windsor for continue our discussions about the northern ireland protocol. i'm pleased to report that we have now made a decisive break through together. we have changed the original protocol and our today announcing the new windsor framework. today's agreement delivers smooth flowing trade within the whole the united kingdom protects northern islands place in our union and safeguards sovereignty for the people of northern ireland or the european commission president ursula vaughan de lan, describe the deal as historic and says it allows both sides to begin a new chapter. we knew that for us to be able to make the most of the potential of our partnership solutions where need it for the issue was around the protocol on island, northern island. we knew it was not going to be easy. we knew we needed to listen to each other's concerns very carefully. above all, we had to listen to the concerns of

there is an opportunity here for north americans and richey stone. i put the point to people in belfast today to business people today because being within the u. k. single market being within the u. e. using the market, it don't have a privilege position. and so next said that it perhaps was the best economic zone in the world now, because again, he's over selling point. yeah. let me just come back to deal with it because, you know, we talk about opportunities here in terms of opportunities. you know, some people say that sooner cause play to master stroke or even to his cabinet members who are broad breakfast. he is, the secretary said no nyland and also one of the ministers. chris eaten harris and steve baker, part of the e r g group hard wing right wing past the conservative party that you know, was the hard breck that they've actually had disagreements. ok, i'm just wondering about what the status is if the hot right in the conservative policy. if these 2 individuals are reflective of the right wing and under the eeoic g or what the suspects in

if richey -- rishi sunak get the deal in could invite -- back to the u.k.ould soften the recession here. in terms of where the talks are at, rishi sunak was meeting them one on one yesterday. you have the foreign secretary due to address today. the allies of the former prime minister boris johnson is saint don't -- saying you don't drop the bill. -- don't drop the bill. it would have allowed them to unilaterally drop the protocol. we are on a watch today. -- on resignation watch today. it really underscores the strength and weakness that it is for rishi sunak to have mp's who previously quit. it is a good thing to have them inside the proverbial tent but if they walk out it will not look good. manus: that puts more pressure in terms of the eog pushing back , what does he have to do in terms of leaning on a labor. in terms of the union and in northern ireland, what will they accept? >> this is the challenge to get them on board. we heard from sonny wilson, the mpa yesterday saying there are still barriers and hills to climb. -- the mp yesterday. he is the at

and now joining us is democratic congressman richey torres who is now on the house select committee of competing with china, which is the select committee that jessica was just talking about. and with all of the caveats that you cannot talk about classified information, let's talk about it. so broadly, you come out of the briefly feeling -- what, about this spy incident? >> look, the actions of the communist chinese party are of concern, and the american people have a right the know when objects like spy balloons intrude into air space. i am introducing legislation known as the air act which would require the defense department to immediately disclose to congress when a foreign surveillance object has invaded our air space. we know of at least fife instances of five chinese spy balloons invading into the sovereignty of the united states, and we know that the chinese communist party has a global surveillance program that has infringed on 40 countries an five continents and people such as myself are not aware of the full extent of this issue. so we should know when a foreign government i

fighter jets, which are the allies to be very reluctant to give but one important note to make is that richey soon, that content downing street issued a statement. they said they'd be talking to him about strengthening their training on the ground here of ukrainian troops. and they've been in to be including in that training at getting pilots ready to fly nato's standard planes. a hint there if not an open acknowledgement that the british government knows that at some point they will end up supplying glands. turner, thank you very much. indeed, john hall talking to us in london, investigator se, there's convincing evidence that the russian president vladimir putin supplied the missiles system used to shoot down on malaysia airlines plane in 2014 m h. 17 was down over eastern ukraine, all 298 people on board were killed. earlier this year, the dutch court convicted 2 russians and a ukrainian rebel for their roles in the crash. but investigators see there will be no more prosecutions. russia, as always denied involvement during his state of the union address you as president joe biden, zoe's co

minister that the 1st battalion of leopard tanks is due to be there potentially by march or april and richey soon. actually today was talking about british challenger tanks being there and being used by next month. so certainly there is some momentum in terms of military aid. but as you write to indicate present zalinski will again, i'm sure, ask for more an area cause a degree of commitment from france, nadine, germany, when it comes more military support. but what sort of message has the french government been sending on this particularly is in the past to manual my chromos king to keep diplomatic channels open with russia. yes, it is an interesting question. this because of prison, macro has indeed been trying to keep that child channel open. he's been seen by some commentators to become slightly more hawkish in recent months, but on his bill before he came here to paris, present savanski was asked by a french des, paypal to figure about that issue. and he said that prism macro appeared to have changed for real or from earlier statements. if your member in june last year, he talked about

bore us johnson and, and lis trust took a very different attitude there to the european union, but richey soon. ag, i think shouldn't let that go to his head, because he knows that the real acid test for this test is how it goes down. in northern ireland are particularly how it goes down with the d u p, who will be measuring it against their 7 tests. the criteria that they think that it has to meet or to get their approval. um they are, i think her cautious about giving approval just yet they're going to be going through the deal line by line, making sure the learned there are no traps for them. there are working out whether they can come to a consensus view on that and that might take some time. and but of course there are other people in the northern ireland who matter other views that are matter as well . and we can bring to him roberts, now, who is the chief executive of retail and i, which on the biggest tre bodies here in northern ira. now, glenn, it is a big documents. i'm not expecting you to have gone through all so far, but what do you make of what you've read of the sales as we

but richey soon act. i think should let that go to his head because he knows that the real acid test for this test is how it goes down. in northern ireland are particularly how it goes down or with the d, u p, who will be measuring it against their 7 tests. the criteria that they think that it has to meet or to get their approval. and they are, i think her cautious about giving approval just yet they're going to be going through the deal line by line, making sure that there are no traps for them. there are and working out whether they can come to a consensus view on that and that might take some time. now you as delegation, has visited the palestinian town of what are after it was attacked by israeli settlers on sunday. special representative for palestinian affairs. hardly, annette met with the victims israeli settlers burned down several horns, businesses and cars, where there has been an escalation of violence in the past few days to israeli settlers were shot dead near the city of nablus. and another

but the question is whether richey sunak knew any concerns inspect or if anyone spoke to him informally so, as this investigation continues the prime minister clearly is not, at this stage at least, going to bow to the pressure for him to suspend mr raab from his post while this continues. that is a cause that labour has made and another call from the head of the fda union presented syphilis servants. they said if this were the official in white or they would have to stand aside. whether dominic rob besides us step aside while this process plays out we will have to see, but it certainly doesn't look like he is here to do that at the moment. he hasn't denied the allegations against him but he will refute and rebut all the claims against him and claims he has made professional throughout. two men have been sentenced to life in prison for a plot to steal a woman. her body was found two men, mohamed el abboud and kusai al—jundi, have been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 35 years, for killing a 71—year—old woman, in a plot to steal her life savings and take over her rental prop

we did see video earlier today released by the ukrainian president's office, showing richey sunak, embracing. and here when they walked up, smiled for the cameras, a good handshake and lots of cheers you can hear from inside the prime minister's residence are right behind me here. later today, we do understand, he will be addressing the parliament, the uk parliament. he has, of course, addressed the uk parliament before, excuse me, via video link. we also understand that the press association here is reporting that he will meet with king charles. we do not have any timing to confirm that ourselves. this is a big deal, though. the uk, of course, is the second largest weapons supplier to ukraine after u.s., and today the uk is announcing that they will start training fighter pilots in addition to marines, to ensure ukraine can defend its skies well into the future. this statement continues in this big announcement, saying the training will ensure pilots are able to fly sophisticated nato-standard fighter yets in the jets in the future. it's not clear if britain's plan to train pilots has trigg