t. johnson, the latest foreign leader to travel to the country to offer his support and ukraine officials urging civilians in the eastern region of lou hands to travel to safe areas. people in the city of crime towards scott being evacuated after a missile strike killed more than 50 people at a railway station on friday. pakistan's parliament has moved in one con is prime minister and a no confidence vote. m p. 's will reconvene on monday to vote for a new leader. australians will head to the polls on may 21st to vote in a general election prime minister scott morrison made the announcement a short while ago in camera. i love this country and i love astronomers and i now astride in have been through a very tough time. i also know the destroyer continues to face very tough challenges in the user head. but more than either, i know that we live in the best country in the world and more than ever, i am optimistic about our future and why not, and what i now a strategy and can achieve. both counting is underway in the gambia, where people cost their balance to pick a national assembly. a recor

t johnson going there to urge him to take a tougher stance?— take a tougher stance?aily visit. he was going to go aj a daily visit. he was going to go a year— a daily visit. he was going to go a year ago — a daily visit. he was going to go a year ago and the epidemic got in the way of that— year ago and the epidemic got in the way of that but it's about trade essentially and also talking about the indo— essentially and also talking about the indo pacific. i'm sure he would encourage — the indo pacific. i'm sure he would encourage him to do that. india's tradition— encourage him to do that. india's tradition is— encourage him to do that. india's tradition is to stay right out of east—west quarrels and to really concentrate on their own backyard. so i've _ concentrate on their own backyard. so i've got— concentrate on their own backyard. so i've got absolutely no confidence that they _ so i've got absolutely no confidence that they will come off the fence. you are _ that they will come off the fence. you are talking about israel and how you've been people to step up bu

if nick, you k prime minister bar is johnson there in t if to me, to, with the ukranian precedent. what should we make of this gesture? this is yet another show support for ukraine's democratically elected president pulled him zalinski yesterday. we had ursula from the line. the prisoners here been commissioned in town and i think definitely bristles will not be the last western leader here in kia, visiting. i think the example of a flimsy can not leaving here when he had an option to do so. basically telling the americans that he needed munitions alms and not a ride. i think that is something that has captured imaginations in lots of places and more specifically for boys johnson who was based grappling on for his political survival over scandals related to her violations of crook covered rules. basically the war here and ukraine has to factor saved his political career and his premise ship. so more than one reason to be grateful to a zalinski for her holding up the flag here in ukraine and keeping ukraine together and of see the u. k has done a lot to supply weapons to ukraine whe

out fines to people who attended parties in downing street during cove at night t locked in foreign minister morris johnson's office in the says that it will provide an update. if johnson himself receives a 5 prime minister and pop as faced pressured, the resign over the scandal which has come to be known as hardy gates, who can suddenly it's a sports news now in friday night bonuses get action only on berlin, beat, cologne, one nil. thanks. to a defense of blunder by the visitors tie woe, our ne netted the winner for young just 4 minutes into the 2nd half and he could thank the loans don't us, hector, who passed the ball straight back to him. and when he couldn't have been set up any better by one of his own teammates and young, it's closer to a trip to europe next season. watching you got you news after a short break business news with steven beardsley have a good weekend everyone. i, with every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitats? what to do with all our waste? we can make a d

it could make the situation even worse, reporting and washington, rachel blevins, r t. former us diplomat, jim johnson says it's not the ukraine conflict that has caused the rising prices, but rather a mismanagement by the, by an administration. i say really releasing well from the strategic petroleum reserve will have a small and one time shot impact on lower prices. but it won't be a lasting impact, and once that's gone, there's no more that can be done. it's like a pistol with only one bullet, and that's all they've got. i remember this was going on even before the war, and ukraine started that mr. biden had an act of the number of what they called green energy policies that were really a kind of a war on oil and gas and other fossil fuels. even when we would take into account ukraine war, it's the response to the war rather than the war itself. that's causing the prices to go up. there was notable inflation going on already before the crane war started . and now it's becoming much worse. the head of the international monetary fund says, western sanctions against russia threatened to erode the domi

handing out fines to people who attended parties in downing street during coven by t lockdown. foreign minister boards, johnson's office says it will provide an update if johnson himself received lighting of fi function, the prime minister has faced pressure to resign over the scandal, which as a come to be known as b hardy gate pressure. frances has apologized to canada's indigenous community for what he called the deplorable abuse that they suffered. room in residential schools run by the catholic church. more than a 150000 of canada's indigenous children are forced to attend state funded christian schools in the 19th and 20th century football news now and the grid stage draw for this year's world cup in could tar took place on friday evening. tom, you know, from the w sports is here to take us through the main, talking points to tom, who are the winners and the losers of today's draw. so in terms of the winners, there are certainly a couple of teams who i think will be feeling pretty pleased with how the draw turned out for them. one of those teams is england. they were drawn in group b, alongside the usa, ir

most frenzied hawk, probably in the british political elite, leaving behind even boris johnson well, now , today she tout her views on russia's relations over listen to the founding act russia nato is dead and it's time to abandon the outdated approach to dealing with russia, we must rebuild our international security architecture. we can no longer work within the framework of outdated agreements with russia that it openly ignores and undermines nato cannot allow a security vacuum on the alliance’s eastern borders and must rethink support for countries caught in the web of russian influence such as georgia moldova sweden and finland collective spending must be increased and invest in modern capabilities to face the threats of tomorrow, whether on nato's borders or in space and cyberspace, but really. e nato goes into space and not only into space in this. uh, the minister of foreign affairs of japan is also taking part in this meeting, which indicates the desire of nato as well - it does not hide already to develop as a global organization that challenges, including china , despite the fact that the o

johnson. those pledge more military aid for ukraine. after holding talks with the presidents, zalinski and t, john salts are promised to intensify sanctions against russia. the meeting comes more than 6 weeks into the russian invasion. johnson is the latest foreign needed to travel to the country to offer his support. ukrainian officials are urging civilians in the eastern region of no hands to travel to safer areas. people in the city of comma tor scott being evacuated after missiles.

now . shoulds and johnson putting on a united front. what was the key message from the t leaders today? absolutely obvious. i'm sure you can imagine it was the conflict in ukraine which dominated those 1st talks in london between the 2 leaders. both of them united in their condemnation of the images that have been emerging from ukraine today and over the last few weeks, both stressing that they are united on the fact that pearson must fail in his efforts. both of them as well as talking about the energy sector, europe's dependence on russian energy, and also the sending of defensive arms to ukraine. the 2 signs stressing that both of those issues remain very important, but it really was the unity that they wanted to put on display today. prime minister boris johnson saying that the relationship between the 2 sides, the friendship, if he called it, is more critical than ever and it shows the german thompson is saying that the conflict had, in fact, united, the west more than ever. something that he said, perhaps putin may not have reckoned with. and we know wandered in ber

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t-72 to kiev. they have already crossed the territory of ukraine ramir johnson british prime minister johnson sayspoland has transferred tanks to ukraine. you can confirm this so you can say how many there are. for the safety of ukrainian friends, while i can’t, the german metal concern is literally persuading the german government to supply leopards with all heavy tanks and infantry fighting vehicles mardor, that is, without a shadow of a doubt, they want neo-nazis to fight russian soldiers on german heavy equipment chancellor schultz does not give up yet the federal government has received another application for the export of 88 military vehicles, we are talking about the export of heavy weapons worth more than 2 billion euros, according to rental, the delivery will be, perhaps in a few weeks, but one problem remains, the chancellor of the rolls, salt, now also has to decide on the export of battle tanks, such as a leopard to ukraine, zelensky's adviser the compilation says that the west is now competing to see who can supply more weapons to ukraine. there , a competition has begun about who wi

t-72s to kiev. they have already crossed the territory of ukraine ramir johnson british prime minister johnson sayst poland has transferred tanks to ukraine. you can confirm this so you can say how much is not for the safety of ukrainian friends, i can’t yet the german metal concern is literally persuading the german government to supply all heavy leopard tanks and marder infantry fighting vehicles , that is, without a shadow of a doubt they want neo-nazis to fight russian soldiers on german heavy equipment chancellor schultz does not give up yet the federal government received another application for export 88 military vehicles, we are talking about the export of heavy weapons in the amount of more than 2 billion euros, according to renthal, the delivery will probably be in a few weeks, but there remains one the problem of chancellor salt. now he also has to make a decision on the export of battle tanks, such as a leopard, to ukraine zelensky a. he says that the west is now competing, who will be able to supply more weapons to ukraine. a competition has begun there about who will give more weapons

let boris johnson will see in out is to have a route with brussels. let us try to get through a _ have a route with brussels. let us try to get through a couple - have a route with brussels. let us try to get through a couple more i try to get through a couple more stories in the free clinic fume moments we got remaining for the ukraine, theguardian talking about mariupol and says russia has been hiding evidence as war crimes by burying bodies of civilians in a mass grave. burying bodies of civilians in a mass grave-— burying bodies of civilians in a mass rave. .,, ., , , mass grave. something obviously we have been discussing. _ mass grave. something obviously we have been discussing. another - mass grave. something obviously we have been discussing. another very l have been discussing. another very disturbing — have been discussing. another very disturbing story coming out of moria pole _ disturbing story coming out of moria pole the _ disturbing story coming out of moria pole. the mayor is saying that russia — pole. the mayor is saying that russia -- _ pole

t-72 to kiev. they have already crossed the territory of ukraine ramir johnson british prime minister johnson saysland handed over tanks to ukraine. you can confirm this in this way, you can say how many there are. for the safety of ukrainian friends, until i can’t, the german metal concern is literally persuading the german government to supply all heavy leopard tanks and marder infantry fighting vehicles , that is, without a shadow of a doubt they want neo-nazis to fight russian soldiers on german heavy machinery, chancellor schultz has not yet surrendered to the federal government. received another application for the export of eighty-eight combat machines, we are talking about the export of heavy weapons worth more than 2 billion euros, according to rhein metal. the delivery will probably be in a few weeks, but there remains one problem for the chancellor in sol, now he also has to decide on the export of combat tanks, such as a leopard to ukraine, zelensky's adviser arrestovich. he says that the west is now competing. who can supply more weapons to ukraine blind behind a western trailer there

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unease among conservative mps because don�*t forget they are there essentially to serve their constituents and to protect their seats and if they think that boris johnson. lie its were dropping like a hot head of the general election.— general election. us is available? that is the _ general election. us is available? that is the other _ general election. us is available? that is the other crucial _ general election. us is available? that is the other crucial thing. - general election. us is available? | that is the other crucial thing. you have to ask yourself, if you are a tory mp, for example, here are you going to go for instead? priti patel not ranking highly with some people. and that is one of the things that helps them. the chancellor has been damaged by what has happened in the last week the zone fine and the non—dom tax row over his wife. unless you�*ve got an obvious replacement that can be a way to keep hold of yourjob. we will see. let mejust move keep hold of yourjob. we will see. let me just move on, keep hold of yourjob. we will see. let mejust move on, if i can, the sunday times are reporting a drug scandal that they say damaged 20,000

johnson told mp's about it. >> this could potentially have an impact. >> this is a real test of what wilbe ieresng tsee w mtenkh ts hiis. somethingt is being consired by voters when they go to the polls. th elections are about electing counselors. they are often decided on local issues, but there is a national context against it. when mps go out, they go out helping counselors to campaign and they will be listening carefully to the feedback they're getting from people on their doorsteps. that will feedback to the mood. >> stay with us on outside source. still to come, the latest from our correspondent as johnny depp testifies about his wife in a defamation lawsuit. ♪ >> queen elizabeth has been celebrating her 96th birthday. >> in the spring sunshine at windsor castle, a birthday greeting. ♪ happy 96th birthday from the band of the guards. a message repted in different ways in different locations. in hyde park in central london, the royal horse artillery fired a 41 gun salute. in scotland, the salute was fired from the rampas of edinburgh castle. one of the recipient? the queen spent the day quietly. she was seen

t to thing explains what's expected from the meeting. we are expecting that there, i mean, it's still borders. johnson, although he has said that he is not going to next, you're probably not in there will be on your grade as russia, but we are expecting graham, and it's still about his johnson to explore. i'll put these 2 slot drains relationship with india. read to bobby and perhaps especially in do major sectors which is defend and emerging because that is a certain viewpoint in the u. s. and, and in the u major country that india also needs to rally behind b. jim ok, take countries as against russia in the ongoing crisis where ukraine, so we are expecting that. i mean, what is john? so he's going to not finish you guys, but he's going to explore opportunities where he can push india in a different direction from russia. rich, india actually enjoys a strict, a jig partnership and corporation, and has so thought being a neutral plan has abstained from warping against russia in the united nations. we had also expecting friends, joe borders. johnson, do us reduce its dependence, although it does not re

johnson also shared plans to send tanks to poland so that the poles could transfer their t-72s to thes. the topic of deliveries of heavy weapons from europe to ukraine is in the spotlight today. the netherlands announced its intention to supply self-propelled howitzers there together with germany, german public figures called for such deliveries to stop immediately, we call on the german government of the eu and nato halt the supply of arms to ukrainian forces and call on the government in kiev to end military resistance in exchange for guarantees of negotiated ceasefires and political adjustments. the proposal to moscow has already been discussed by president zelensky, possibly a neutrality agreement on the recognition of crimea and a referendum. on the future status of the republics of donbass they give a real chance to do this , one of the members of the coalition cabinet, german finance minister christian linner, spoke out against military assistance to ukraine. we must not ourselves become participants in the war, deciding on the supply of weapons to ukraine but the western leade

allegations of war crimes, or c, correspondence of c t cru thing takes up the story. prime minister, not in them all b, and his biggest challenge a box bore is johnson in there, bilateral meeting. there was a consensus on seeking a dialogue for the mitigation of the agreement, guys, prices, and both the lead does actually indicated that they respected each other, sovereignty the respective each other's point of view. and there was also a big indication that borders johnson is ready different from president joe biden. he allowed prime minister letting their morgy dean, his g defendants resolve. we are sure he did not wish india to see don sundance or show which present job. i do want you to go to johnson is hoping for a free trade agreement rating much the same time. there was no, oh no talk or no issue or discussion about yas for digit partnership, but not sure. there was no point raised all or the fact that india has stayed neutral and has not supported any sanctions against russia. all of the nice is in fact india also has family will just feelings, but it's also fun for an investigation and has not taken the same stance as usual punches and it's

tory mps were saying johnson shouldn�*t go now while the war in ukraine is going, but when?wake each day and immediately feel our loss. we will struggle through each day for the rest of our lives. our last thought before sleep will be of david. we will forever shed tears for the man we have lost. we shall never get over this tragedy. it breaks our hearts to know that our husband and father would have greeted the murderer with a smile of friendship and would have been anxious to help. how sickening to think what happened next. it is beyond evil. our thanks go to the police in particular the two officers assigned to the family during this dreadful time. our thanks also to the legal team who worked so tirelessly to ensure that justice was done. our special thanks also to the many, many friends and family, and of course the general public who have been a source of so much strength and love to us since david died. somehow we now have to move on with our lives, although none of us really knows where to begin. we would refer to the statement made by our family immediately after thi

uk prime boris johnson makes a t trip to ukraine. alexis mcadams is in poland with more.hat trip to ukraine as the ukrainian president continues to ask for more weapons. we see nato troops on the ground as attacks continue in ukraine this visit we're talking about happened yesterday in kyiv. the cameras were rolling as uk prime minister boris johnson met with ukrainian poet volodymyr zelenskyy. he promised a new military package to ukraine. 120 armored vehicles, anti-ship missile systems. uk also behind tougher sanctions against vladmir putin. listen. >> we are going to ratchet up the economic pressure is. we will continue to to intensify week by week the sanctions on, on russia. reporter: now the meeting comes as hundreds of innocent ukrainian civilians have been killed a recent russian rocket attack killed more than 50 people at this train station in southeast poland. the station was really packed. all the people were there trying to escape. there were women, kids, families there. ukrainian authorities say russian forces are regrouping for a eastern offensive on the don

t tonight . but he took time to write a one for a chinese foreign nationalei that he doesn't even know. so ask yourself why would he do that ? >>it it was more wisconsin senator ron johnson is with us . senator , whyfa would he do such a favor like that ? that's to get a former vice president to write a letter of recommendation to t seems like a big deal , sean. i think it's pretty obvious it's influenced peddling, it's corrupt and the fact that joe biden repeatedly lied that he'd never spoken to her about his overseas business transactions is obviously refuted and rebutted by the fact that he hasas multiple photographs. this is just the latest pieceht of evidence right here. you know,es one of the questions i have is i wonder for the communist chinese party who is going toni task christopher lee with stealing our intellectual property universities? joe biden has canceled the china initiative which is designed to investigate collegec students and potentially professors that are stealing our intellectual property for the better for the communisthi party in china. so again, this is this is sleazy, it's corrupt and but is sleazy and corrupt as the biden business ventures ar

. -- sphd, but sarah, you were talking about t, this is stuff like altria, phillip morris, stuff that johnsonple, quality stuff that pays consistent dividend but not a big economic grower over all. back to you. >> that's what investors want, low growth, high dividends, lots of cash. bob, thank you get ininverting club with john sign up at cnbc.com/jointheclub. before we head to break, we want to hit the bond report treasuries, there is buying for a change with fields a little bit lower down below 280 on the ten-year that's interesting, it's given support to the stockmarket lately not the nasdaq they're worried about china growth >> we were above 280, they're scared >> under 280 we're panicking about growth it's always something. we'll be right back with "squawk in the street" i could've waited to tell my doctor my heart was racing just making spaghetti... but i didn't wait. i could've delayed telling my doctor i was short of breath just reading a book... but i didn't wait. in the street. eir doctors. and found out they had... a condition which makes it about five times more likely to have a s

i'd guess, give r t for mary you both the ukrainian military is being used as a proxy against russia by the us and its allies as, according to the pharmacy. i analysts, larry johnson, he says, washington is failing to see that keith is losing the wall. this conflict could have been avoided. and instead, you know, it is pains me to say my country has been in the lead of trying to destroy russia. this need for war on the part of the west is being fed and i think unfortunately down for us or they've been off what they've been to and dealing with russia. essentially i, i see it. the ukranian army is fighting a proxy war for nato, for the united states. we're finding out that everything that we thought the previous to do, they can't do it. russia has been pretty effective. the reality is the ukrainian military has really ceased to function as an effective harris force yet within the united states. there's this continued dorothy to propaganda towering major successes by the ukrainians. you can't see any of it on video because it doesn't exist for americans do not understand, is that the russians for fighting to defend the mother like this is. and in the, the ignorance i

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t to prove seeing in india. thank you very much for being with us. tell us more about the upcoming summit and what we can expect when i'm in the job board is johnson. she just said she was very shocked me is going to visit, gone be the sub or the day and the business office said office would be me and i'm the licensee also possible that the board is johnson, although he said that he's not going to make sure y'all. 2 over your name on the ongoing license between this country, just like like the that's the really explored also to be rich. my view in the dependent on russia, however, has been especially with the united states. recently, he's actually present joe biden. i'm not to minutes to dialogue between india and the us that it is not going to change its relationship because being a strategy dependent rush you off a side is also you know, very much in june. the strategy partner chance made sure that it's betty betty because school was gaining that we are expecting that bernard johnson is going to be in the bay. i have to use him. yeah. in fact, had watched me w for you. and yes. in fact, we're not. no, no, james has our side aren't to be defending

t in delaware every weekend. he doesn't haveege time for international travel, by the way, good for boris johnson. unfortunately, joe doesn't have the urgency any urgency whatsoever when it comes to any major issue. , squinted.he shouted he lied a lot. did it through this speech about ghost guns and the evils of american gun ownership during yet another bizarre set of remarks. they justhe hits keep on coming. take a lookremarks.k. when the s by first name who owns the corner drugstore, who lives in the apartment above six , be with the people who are the pastor the is right now let out of prison after serving your time you get a bus ticket and twenty five bucks under the same bridge you left to five ten years earlier. think about the mass shootings as many as 100 rounds. it's a weapon of war and proud to nominate steve teitelman dettelbach mispronounced your name. s i just as director burovte bureu of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives. >> sean: n not great anyway. make no , biden's war on guns begins and ends with law abiding americansns is doing nothing to stop the smuggling of weapons an

johnson. so they came up with a scheme. i haven't talked about it publicly yet, we plan to supply our tanks in poland to help them replace those of theirs. the t-72 they send to ukraine was a find for a spy. the ex-commander of the polish ground forces, the shipnik, said that the british prime minister divulged military secrets and endangered the safety of polish soldiers, but one way or another, a good new weapon was announced for the eastern european satellites in exchange for an old soviet weapon that was disposed of to ukraine also for ukrainian money for friendship is friendship, pre-war help is not a gift of avdolg. at the same time , experts warn the weapon, although old, but still capable of fighting. it is real. maybe, uh, almost immediately from the wheels, uh, uh , uh, into battle and uh, the ukrainian army. can use them quickly enough, because, well, everyone is trained on these weapons. and do not dismiss the fact that it is old obsolete obsolete, but it works. unfortunately, our reaction must be adequate, that is, there are examples of the destruction of deliveries already during deliveries. uh, here in slovakia there is an s-300

. >> "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live for us this morning from union square where the group is preparing to make their contribution, not only to but thour ago, but the energy was electric. that's because one tree planted, a group from around the world, convened here in san francisco and worked with hundreds of other folks around the world to take part in a guinness book of world records. it was the most folks simultaneously watering a tree or plant around the world. we have great video of that. we're joined by jody, with one tree planted, an organization, their mission is to plant trees and improve the environment. in your opinion for you and your organization, what does earth day mean to you all? >> yeah, thank you. that's a great question. so to me, my personal opinion, earth day is a time where we can kind of reflect on everyday actions and how they impact the environment on a small scale and on a global scale as well and just implementing changes every day. and i would encourage people to use it as an excuse to connect with the natural world and have that physical connection. >> so we were part of that world record, i was actual

johnson. ms. harper. >> i wholeheartedly support the filibuster to protect their voting rights and having legislation that's currently in the senate to t make that happe. again we need to be honest about where we are. we are not living in normal times and the congressman has been in washington for 20 years. we have the supreme court that is willing to strip away our rights and we have to take aggressive action. i was so happy like so many others across the country especially being a black woman in the legal profession to see ketanji brown jackson did such a great job in her confirmation hearing despite all of the pitcher of that was thrown at her and i hope she is confirmed. but it will not be enough. we do not have the majority and the government that respects and reflects what we stand for as a country and we have to be bold. that's why we have to recalibrate the supreme court. is the process for doing that and i will be supported moving in that direction i want to come back to another point made about workers in the state of ohio. the workers in the state of ohio white to know very clearly i stand on your side and i don't need to ta

t -25 minutes or so. we know that you'll be back then. this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: german chancellor olah shoals is continuing to answer questions at a press conference alongside boris johnsons germany will continue to send weapons to ukraine. that is already a pivot that germany has made. the question is whether germany will make a pivot on russian gas. guy: pressure appears to be growing by the day as we see alarming pictures coming out of ukraine. we saw more of those this morning with a railway attack. let's talk about how european markets are coming into the week. 460 on the stoxx 600. brent crude is soccer today but still north of 100. the russian ruble is higher today. the dollar is broadly higher today but down against the russian ruble, despite the fact that the russian central bank has made the decision to slash interest rates to support the economy. we will talk about the implications of that next. tim ash will be joining us to talk about what is happening there. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network.

t. a part, says that masks are required but that it will not enforce the policy. amtrak says masks are not required. johnson says it is suspending its sales forecast for its covid-19 vaccine. the announcement comes just few months after the healthcare giant said it's one shot vaccine could bring in as much as $3.5 billion this year, but j and j says a global supply surplus and demand uncertainty prompted the change in their outlook. demand for j and j has slowed across the country with vaccine options from rival drug makers. fizer in moderna being more commonly used drug maker. moderna meanwhile, says it's hoping to offer updated covid-19 booster shots coming up in the fall that specific protections against the oh macron variant, the company says testing for the combo booster shot is underway in the u. s and great britain, with results expected. sometime in june, the cdc says, even though they make up the original covid-19 vaccines haven't changed. they are still recommend it as they're capable of preventing severe illness, hospitalizations and death. from the virus time now, 9 35. nationally the number of

t“te: public of been pretty consistent with their views on this or the past couple of months we've seen a situation or 80% of people believe that boris johnsonrules, onlyio% that borisjohnson did break the rules, only 10% think the opposite and run six out of ten believe that he should resign and that was true and it was just he should resign and that was true and it wasjust in he should resign and that was true and it was just in theory when he received a fine and know that he has received a fine and know that he has received it, one thing is certain, it is not a good look to be seen to be blocking an investigation into such instances. and the prime minister pragmatically, politically, have you want to categorise it, except that is the case in an argument over the blocking would not look good and so, instead, the kick the can down the road it's quite a long road now and quite a big tan. the cumulative effect of all of this instance, ratherthan the cumulative effect of all of this instance, rather than individual instance, rather than individual instance could ever do could have a damaging effect. the front page of the daily telegraph now ar

t. you want to be a part of it. keep it right here. >>> may name is shah nicka johnson of the st. louis johnsons. money. >> there must be some kind of a mistake. can we just talk about this outside? >> huh-uh, there ain't been a mistake. >> now, imagine if the descendants of enslavers were perfectly responsible for reparations. that what happened in this ed so that. the show does cast a light on how white americans might come to terms with the lingers effects of slavery. i couldn't think of anybody better to join me than the amazing tim wise. an author of dispatches from the race war. i literally thought about them while watching this epson. and jason johnson host of the podcast, and my personal nemesis. thank you, jason for being here. this is obviously not how reparations will go, but the brilliance of episode is entirely through the white gaze. we were trying to talk about this. let's wait. we can actually talk about it. >> my first thought is this is why white people see it. the massive -- is shaniqa, which is the person name, is come to your house and say, you have to give me money. that's n

t the rest is all bluster. and remember why their inability to confront china is significant as it relates to the biden schemes. documents unveiled two weeks ago by senators ron johnson and chuck grassley show that hunter and joe's brother jim received monthly payments of one hundred thousand dollars and sixtyho five thousand dollas respectively as part of an i august 2017 consulting agreement between hunter and guangdong, a top official at the ccp linked energyy company. well, the documents also indicate that jim biden's company received payments from a company jointly t owned at the timeim by hunter biden's law firm. now the takeaways here are undeniable. biden's focus if he's capable of any focus at all, is enriching his family as much as possible before he leaves this earth. this will require capitulation to china and to the americane' left. and so far he's doing both profiting off joe's stint in the senate. his eight years as vice president and even now when he's president, it's just what the business do. and now as the biden's enjoy the rewards of their dirty family influence business americans themselves are suffering under joe's bumbling u careless watch. tel

t that why the problems of the prime minister was my talking about trade, energy, ukraine and journalists asking them about parties? i ukraine and journalists asking them about parties?— about parties? i think boris johnson'se's johnson�*s main message is that he�*s going to be in power in six months�* time. this is a bold statement that he made whichjust time. this is a bold statement that he made which just at once was a message to the country at large, but also to members of his own party might seek to replace him. as i forget that the front runner to replace borisjohnson rishi sunak has the on a banana peel due to his wife�*s tax affairs and has become a liability rather than an asset and borisjohnson is in this sense that you might want to get rid of me but who would you put in place of me? that is a question that the tory parties is really struggling to answer. there�*s no doubt he slipped in popularity he is now 7.7 points behind keir starmer and he was a 1.14% behind the labour leader in those days. and so, i think there�*s a sense that he is suffering a setback as a dip in his popularity, but there�*s a very strong confidence and message from borisjohnson that he will be able to come back to remai

still| worried that boris johnson is an worried that borisjohnson is an electorally appealing read and people will vote for him perhaps even despite the fact that they don�*t delighted to go to the ballot box against him but i care more about the country than that, though. let me ask you finally, do you think the behaviour of the government is going to be enough to flip those seats back at the election? a lot of black country seats either one story or stage tory. i country seats either one story or stage tory-_ stage tory. i don't think that the government _ stage tory. i don't think that the government of _ stage tory. i don't think that the government of failing _ stage tory. i don't think that the government of failing is - stage tory. i don't think that the i government of failing is enough. stage tory. i don't think that the | government of failing is enough. i think that the labour party has to really present a future for the county which i think that we are going to go about doing as we lead up going to go about doing as we lead up to the election. a strong team that cares about the future and has the decency of our country at its heart. i don�*t th

johnson, and then four, then five children growing up right before our eyes. through the years they've opened their doors to bring audiences laughter. ♪ one, two, t >> reporter:at. >> it's -- who -- >> reporter: such as former first lady michelle obama. mary j. blige and even our mchael. >> what's up, cuz? >> reporter: time and time again its incisive writing bridging the gap between tough, timely issues and comedy. >> police definitely have a place in society, but with almost 1,000 police-related fatalities and billions of dollars in misconduct settlements, there might be some issues. >> boom! that's my boy. ha, ha, i taught him that. >> no, you didn't. >> reporter: stories about black americans being seen as what they are, american stories. >> by talking and having conversations in a respectful way with context and points of view and different points of view, we were able to have people look at other people that they may have not seen a certain way and see a little bit of themselves in and humanity in that. >> reporter: the cast accessing the show's significance during an after the finale special. >> people who watched our show who didn't look like us said

i don�*t know if you can see in the background but the union flags have been out on display here at the parliament in delhi and across the city there have been huge posters with boris johnsonan side has always had some concerns over, wanting a more liberalised visa system. from the uk side there has always been the talk of scotch whisky for example and the huge import tariffs that india places on it but what has been seen as huge progress today is in the joint statement that both leaders issued after the talks today, they talked about how they had come to some agreement on reducing tariffs on both sides, both sides want markets to open up more to increase trade between the two countries. that is real progress and we heard from borisjohnson and modi saying they hoped to get a trade deal by diwali, october or november. when you look at the joint statement they say they actually hope to complete the majority of talks by then, so the idea that a complete free trade agreement would be inked by the end of the year is still a very optimistic one and here is some context, india doesn�*t rush into free—trade agreements with other countries in a hurry, it took a decade for india to

t issue any further updates on its investigation until after the may elections. the former conservative minister steve baker, who says he was "tempted" to forgive johnson, says he nowere are calls for mps to investigate whether the prime misled parliament, over claims he had never broken covid rules. i do not think that that should happen till the investigation is completed. that is my only point. i have said this time and time again. let the investigators do their stuff, and then knock this thing on the head. at home events are moving fast as mps gathered to debate a parliamentary probe into party gates, the government dropped its attempts to delay that. i understand it is now the intention of the government not to move that amendment. tory mps would be free to vote as they wished, leaving labour to make its case. this is about honesty, integrity, telling the truth in this place. it is an important principle and one we all share. i am not claiming this as a labour party principle, it is a principle that we all share, because we know the importance of it. that is why it is a matter for the house to consider. but it is a principle under attack. the prime minister wa