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in form of restoring stormont in northern ireland. now, when rishi sunak has so much seems to have gone back so, so much on on his promises. >> well, that's right , because >> well, that's right, because of course he's filled his his cabinet with more remainers and removed some of the more committed brexiteers. kate, thank you so much. >> didn't remove one, didn't remove the one person that everyone in northern ireland had thought would be removed, which was state for was the secretary of state for northern used to be was the secretary of state for n strong used to be was the secretary of state for n strong brexiteer used to be was the secretary of state for n strong brexiteer but used to be was the secretary of state for n strong brexiteer but seems) be was the secretary of state for n strong brexiteer but seems to e a strong brexiteer but seems to have completely had a what is it, conversion it, a conversion on.7 >> that's it's extraordinary i >> -- >> kate, thank you so much. indeed for sharing those thoughts on this really signifi

in form of restoring stormont in northern ireland. now, when rishi sunak has so much seems to have gone back so, so much on on his promises. >> well, that's right , because >> well, that's right, because of course he's filled his his cabinet with more remainers and removed some of the more committed brexiteers. kate, thank you so much. >> didn't remove one, didn't remove the one person that everyone in northern ireland had thought would be removed, which was state for was the secretary of state for northern used to be was the secretary of state for n strong used to be was the secretary of state for n strong brexiteer used to be was the secretary of state for n strong brexiteer but used to be was the secretary of state for n strong brexiteer but seems) be was the secretary of state for n strong brexiteer but seems to e a strong brexiteer but seems to have completely had a what is it, conversion it, a conversion on.7 >> that's it's extraordinary i >> -- >> kate, thank you so much. indeed for sharing those thoughts on this really signifi

it would not have done anything to help the government with where talks are currently at two get stormontminute, not going anywhere particularly quickly. suella braverman's interventionwnd i would think were not have helped relations, so they haven't gone down well. the sdlp underlines party have both called for rishi sunak to sack suella braverman —— and the alliance party. live pictures from number ten, i give you a line coming to us from the number ten spokesman, saying they are continuing to look into what is happening regarding suella braverman's piece. the spokesperson saying she had no further updates on what has been said this morning but the prime minister had confidence in the prime minister had confidence in the home secretary and her team, repeating that. asked if suella braverman had broken the ministerial code, she said it wasn't energy she could comment on, wouldn't comment on any private conversations that may have taken place between the prime minister and his ethics adviser. the latest coming in from downing street stop let me return to that news i brought you in terms o

the sinn fein vice—president, michelle o'neill, on the right, is in line to lead the stormont executivesay, quite frankly, like, this has run out of road and people now need to roll up their sleeves and get back to work. mary lou mcdonald is also contending to be the taoiseach, the irish prime minister. sinn fein is ahead in the polls in dublin, with a general election likely next autumn. in her conference speech, the sinn fein president is expected to pitch for power across the island of ireland, which the party ultimately wants to unite. chris page, bbc news, belfast. a state of emergency has been declared in icleland, after a series of earthquakes prompted fears of a volcanic eruption. the increased alert level came after several tremors on friday. emergency shelters are being opened in a village close to the crater, which is home to around a,000 people. an icelandic patrol vessel is being sent to the region, as the met office continues to monitor the movement of magma under the volcano. an important bridge over the river nile has been destroyed in the ongoing conflict between the su

even in northern ireland got stormont who ireland you've got stormont who aren't sitting.bate, i'm asking time for a new asking is it time for a new main party british politics when party in british politics when i'm ben habib. i'm joined now by ben habib. he's leader for reform he's deputy leader for reform uk. dr. philip kinsley, cultural historian, roger gewolb, former adviser to the bank of england . adviser to the bank of england. i've missed somebody who's missing from my list. is that for people , there's somebody for people, there's somebody else there. um that's everybody. all right, well, i'm going to start with you, roger. please start with you, roger. please start first, you think? start first, do you think? >> think everything you start first, do you think? >> is think everything you start first, do you think? >> is right.1ink everything you say is right. >> i mean, both parties , you the >> i mean, both parties, you the whole political scene here in the uk, you couldn't make it up . the uk, you couldn't make it up. you couldn't write it. it's a west end play

father and he's led calls for other political parties in northern ireland to do more to fix the stormontr of parliament for north antrim since 2010. since that general election, who do you think he is ? of course it is. it's joining me in the studio is the dup mp ian paisley junior. ian hey, nina. nice. >> lovely to meet you again. >> lovely to meet you again. >> nice to talk to you to be on your show. thank you. thank you so much for coming. was so much for coming. i was wondering who that person was. it good hair. there it is your good hair. there looks great your lovely looks great on your your lovely new barnet. >> well off to the >> yes. well done. off to the side. it's a different this time. >> i'll change it. probably tonight. i can be a lot of different people if fancy different people if i fancy it. so. i want to so. so ian, i want to start with. i let's talk about with. i mean, let's talk about briefly israel . now you're briefly israel. now you're seeing situation. i'm very seeing the situation. i'm very interesting conversation an interesting conversation with an israeli spok