steve richards. — is almost impossible. steve richards, thanks _ is almost impossible.anks forjoining| is almost impossible. steve - richards, thanks forjoining us. we are expecting in the next hour the education secretary to stand up in the house of commons and answer questions on this, the first day back for mp5, we will have that here on bbc news. the chief constable of northern ireland police simon byrne has resigned with immediate effect. his resignation follows a series of controversies including a major data leak where the names and details of the 10,000 police officers and civilian staff were published in error. he has also faced pressure after a court last week ruled that two junior officers were unlawfully disciplined following an arrest at a commemoration. the policing board chair confirmed the resignation of simon byrne during a press conference earlier. the chief constable — conference earlier. the chief constable simon _ conference earlier. the chief constable simon byrne - conference earlier. the chief constable simon byrne has l conference earlier. the c

earlier, i spoke with author, broadcaster and host of rock n roll politics podcast, steve richards, andernment has two problems here. one is the communications issue, and it isjust basic here. one is the communications issue, and it is just basic politics that you don't say things like that when you still have a microphone and a half on. you can see how sort of taking it off while she is purging her frustration and anger with everyone else. you just don't do it. it is kind of an mature. politicians who have done that in the past always deeply regretted it. —— it is kind of temperature. rishi sunak was also kind of unconvincing in his answers to, busy blaming everyone else. —— it was kind of temperature. i don't think he was effective as a medicated dealing with this. but there are issues with decisions made over spending over the last 13 years, and the consequences of those decisions being played out an hour. in a way, it is a nightmare for the government, because as the start of a new political year, and you hope to kind of change the mood music, and you are actually hit with a very ta

c, w, steve international editor richard walker, he's in delhi, was more on india's aspirations for this. so in this moment in the sun has really arrived on the from the g 20 summit and is providing a real clements of the kind of roles the india will be seeking on the global stage and the years ahead. it's very much positioning itself as the voice of the global south pitching an agenda at the g 20 that's very much focused on development issues and resisting any sense that the summit will be completely torpedoed by the very, very deep divisions that exist over the ukraine war and potentially the most positive thing to emerge from this somebody this weekend could be appropriate invitation for the african union to join the g 20. and that would bring in a party representing $55.00 countries on the continent of africa, into the g 20 and turning it from a club of the wells biggest economies into a body that is much more representative of the global south. one thing was quite interesting to observe about this aspiration of india's is that it puts it more into open competition with china, which

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richard walker and daddy? thank you. rushing back to authorities holding elections in the occupied regions of south and east in ukraine. steve on the west top dismissed the poles as the sham photos and the for you putting any regions of doing ask your hands, passing on deputies. yeah. as opposed to like the regional legislature switch and, and what are the points regional governors elections. i also being held in crimea, which russia next in 2014 expressions hours of what's in the regional on municipal elections this weekend. and i'll just expect that to be little mini providence or positions. i guess we would like to run for office uh, behind boss. some young candidates, uh never the less hoping to put the sides dissolution events with politics. the practical solutions that once a month of our body shop, a whole move on helps clean up. most goes together with the local residents of additions and environmental activists recall expensive the rates of are about a dozen to wants to stop is there she is running as an independent can do. that is the regional election, even though including structure, any criticism of the governme

richards. a lot of miles on him i tell you. good for them. thanks, steve. >> thanks. >> some kind of scientific research project in the making. >>> another story we're watching today is in the weight loss space where wegovy maker is now europe's most valuable company. joining us to discuss is cnbc's new pharma reporter. round of applause and welcome back. >> thank you. great to be here with you both. >> my favorite story the last couple weeks was when novo was doing so well the danish central bank had to cut rates because it was driving up their currency as a result. massive influence. >> yeah. amazing just how well this company has done as a result of the weight loss drug phenomenon. not only is it people, this initial demand, people getting it here in the u.s. but now in the uk launching this week and because of supply or the demand has been so strong, the company actually has to limit the quantities and the supply that they're offering. it'll be interesting to see just how that drug does in the uk because it has been so successful here in the u.s. alrea

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steve. man: what was his life that he experienced such delight... ♪ he's coming ♪ man: ...and such terror at the same time? little richardy bible. newman: it's almost like having a split personality. king: he's too much. he's too much for everyone. glenn: people want it to be a thing. richard really didn't have a thing. as the progeny, we must understand what kind of spirit he was and how this thing tore him asunder sometimes. whoo! king: he opened up a way. the opening that says something like, "we can get to this place, but i may not get there with you." ♪ [ bell clanging ] little richard: i'm from a little country town. [ train whistle blows ] macon, georgia. everybody was wondering what was i, who was i, and where was i going? but i knew all the time. i wanted to be a star. [ singing indistinctly ] when i was a little boy, there wasn't any rock 'n' roll. ♪ save my soul ♪ you know, everybody, you know, that was that old thing. and i thought that was the best thing i ever heard in my life. my mother would be in the backyard washing our clothes on what you call a rub board. ♪ there was a lot of blues. walking down the s

steve. >> joe, sorry. >> for more on the fed and the central banks path, let's bring in the former dallas -- richard, dooys? >> the cowboys are great >> jerry jones, he puts his head in his pillow every night and screams when they don't win the super bowl the team is 2-0 after a dominant win against the giants and the jets the giants -- come on. just below, coach prime, you know who colorado plays this week oregon in eugene, and 58 points -- my condolences to you. >> in advance, thanks. >> rutgers is going to the big house for homecoming, going to michigan >> jerry jones is a personal friend >> he is >> he is a remarkable businessman. >> and a pretty good team owner. >> he is >> he's letting the team call the plays -- >> did he go through therapy -- >> is this a good thing? >> he is letting the coaches call the plays >>shelter is coming down, and last rate hike is in and done and they will cut probably next year you probably don't agree with any of that, do you? >> it's a reasonable scenario, but i am not sure it's likely. >> what do you see that makes you think differently? >> we have enormous fiscal s

steve phillips of the advocacy group the white stripe project will discuss efforts to attract white voters back to the democratic party by discussing issues of equity and race. >> tonight on q&a, presidential historian richardshares his biography of president gerald ford. he talks about ford's personal life, anti-establish in politics, and his effort to heal the cofolling the watergate scandal and his controversial decision to pardon richard nixon. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> the irony about the whole phrase, whoever wrote it, is for did not want to use it. ford thought it was kicking a man when he was down. and he made the case, people need to hear this. they need to hear it from you. the final surprise is that our long national nightmare was far from over. >> richard norton smith tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and our podcasts on our free c-span now app. live today on in-depth, author joins book tv to talk and take her calls on religious freedom and the sexual revolution in america. she is an expert on christian culte and the author of many books, including it is dangerous to believe, how the west really lost god, and adam and eve after the pill, an upda

steve phillips of the advocacy group the white stripe project will discuss efforts to attract white voters back to the democratic party by discussing issues of equity and race. >> tonight on q&a, presidential historian richardshares his biography of president gerald ford. he talks about ford's personal life, anti-establish in politics, and his effort to heal the countrowing the watergate scandal and his controversial decision to pardon richard nixon. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> the irony about the whole phrase, whoever wrote it, is for did not want to use it. ford thought it was kicking a man when he was down. and he made the case, people need to hear this. they need to hear it from you. the final surprise is that our long national nightmare was far from over. >> richard norton smith tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> live today on in-depth, author joins book tv to talk and take her calls on religious freedom and the sexual revolution in america. she is an expert on christian culture and the author of many books, including it is dangerous to believe, how the west really lost god, and adam and eve after the pill,

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