on much part of the united kingdom as toulouse is part of france?- toulouse is part of france? of france? on the last point, i should _ toulouse is part of france? on the last point, i should repeat- toulouse is part of france? on the last point, i should repeat what i l last point, i should repeat what i said to beth. of course, we make the point continuously that we are all part of one great indivisible united kingdom, and that is thejob of part of one great indivisible united kingdom, and that is the job of the uk government to uphold that, as you would expect. and on your point about the vaccines, you talked about about the vaccines, you talked about a moralfailure. i really must reject that. made up of a massive contribution by the united states, other friends, contribution by the united states, otherfriends, the uk putting in another hundred million, from now until nextjune. and don't forget that this vaccine has literally only been invented very recently. these vaccines have only come on stream very recently. already, of the 1.5 billion vaccines that have been distribute

the row over british sausages neither row over toulouse sausages. —— it is now the row over toulouseo speak to our correspondent nomia iqbal. you were watching that barbecue on the beach. we were talking to james about perhaps a few simmering tensions that as well. that's right. it is the morning after the night before and the barbecue lasted a lot longer than we expected. the g7 leaders and their partners and other representatives appear to have a really good time on the beach. we have a really good viewpoint from where we are so we could have a look and they enjoyed the red arrows fly past. where we are here lots of residents were out on the balcony is watching it too. you mentioned there has been some criticism because there was not a lot of social dance and sing going on. we spotted the waiters with masks on and today we also spotted borisjohnson, the uk prime minister, going for a swim. he also went for a jog and has been doing that every morning. it is the final day of the summit when we will get that important communique in which we will find out exactly what all these meeting

, , . ,., not move sausages from toulouse to paris? , , ., ,., �* ., paris? the brexit deal that was signed _ paris? this is about the brexit deal that was signed back _ paris? this is about the brexit deal that was signed back in _ paris? this is about the brexit deal that was signed back in december. j paris? this is about the brexit deal. that was signed back in december. it means that northern ireland still follow some of the eu rules and the rest of the uk does not. that means there has to be checks on some of there has to be checks on some of the produce which goes from england, wales and scotland into northern ireland. this is proving very controversial. the eu are saying, this was obvious. you signed up to this was obvious. you signed up to this and you should have known what that would mean. it has ended up now being a bit of a row between emmanuel macron and borisjohnson. emmanuel macron and boris johnson. this emmanuel macron and borisjohnson. this is an ongoing issue that both of them have said they will sort out. for now the uk has unilaterally d

to explain to president macron that northern ireland is as much a part of the united kingdom as toulouse is a part of france? p.m. johnson: i repeat what i said to beth, of course, we make the point continuously that we are all part of one great indivisible united kingdom. that's the job of the u.k. government to uphold that as you would expect. but on your point about the vaccines, you talked about a moral failure to supply more -- i really must reject -- this is another billion made up of a massive contribution by the united states, other friends, the u.k. putting in another 100 million, this is june to june, from now until next june. don't forget that this vaccine has literally only been invented very, very recently. the vaccines have only come on stream very recently and already of the 1.5 billion vaccines that have been distributed around the world, i think people in this country should be very proud that half a billion of them are as a result of the actions taken by the u.k. government and doing the deal with the scientists and astrazeneca to distribute at cost. the u.k. has put $1

johnson said how would you feel if i johnson said how would you feel if you cannot send sausages from toulouseall that bickering if that is all it was, to what extent is that sour this g7 summit, which is facing as we have been hearing some of the biggest decisions in human history? downing street say that it should not be characterised as overwhelming this summit in any way. they say it has not been the only thing that is happening, they acknowledge that there is an issue here and that there is an issue here and that there are big differences and it is going to be a problem. what they say is just because you disagree on one thing does not mean you cannot make real progress on others. they would point to things like the promise of 600 million doses of vaccine for poor countries. they say that kind of thing is more important and they are hoping to have an agreement about what my need to support some of the developing countries to cut their own emissions. that is a real issue now for notjust their own emissions. that is a real issue now for not just the their own emissions. that is a real issue

in a moment of uncharacteristic honesty, frank for toulouse he explained on msnbc, the goal is to round people of in the regime. in order to address that problem, arresting low-level operatives is merely a speed bump, not a roadblock, in order to really tackle terrorism, you've got to attack and dismantle the command and control elements of the terrorist group. that may mean people sitting in congress right now. >> tucker: round up sitting, duly elected members of congress because they oppose the regime. even vladimir putin is not doing that. there is a former assistant directly to the fbi calling on television and no one noticed. they are rounded people up, how about rounding up the fbi operatives, wanting to identify the guy that shot ashley babbitt to death. this is crazy and we should resist it. darren beatty heads up revolver news. it sounds like according to this, i have to say remarkable piece that you just put up late last night, the fbi was organizing the riots of january 6th. >> it certainly suggests that possibility and i'm hearing from people that this is the most important

seems to have started when borisjohnson asked president macron, how would you feel if sausages from toulouseat it has soured the atmosphere here at the summit? weill. atmosphere here at the summit? well, i think that atmosphere here at the summit? well, i think that is — atmosphere here at the summit? well, i think that is one _ atmosphere here at the summit? well, i think that is one of _ atmosphere here at the summit? well, i think that is one of the _ atmosphere here at the summit? -ii i think that is one of the things that we take away from it, that you can't wish away very difficult trade deal niceties and complexities by giving everyone a very nice time at the beach, which it turned out he did, ithink in the the beach, which it turned out he did, i think in the optics for this it was a very upbeat summit and number ten should take great credit from that. i think the difficulty here was that you have the uk seen as dragging its feet on trying to resolve the northern ireland protocol, which is very hard to come up protocol, which is very hard to come up with a working solution. you have

there is a vast dance delayed -- dance toulouse station of the mentally ill since jfk and it has only need it. but people who watch the mayoral primary, eric adams, former police captain strong on police. but karen garcia who has been backed by "the new york times" said officers who did not wear masks during last year's protest have to be docked to their pay. that is her stance. >> greg: this is new york, but we are seeing things around the country, but not in the suburbs, is this something only the city people are dealing with is it covid related? >> jesse: it is, so thanks for bringing us back to the city, greg. there is a judge out there who is staring in the eyeballs of this deranged lunatic, looked at the rap sheet and slammed the gavel down and said probation and did not sentence the guy, there is a bad judge that could've thrown the book at this guy and did it, and back in the day i would have been at the judge's doorstep at 6:00 a.m. and stuck the mic in his face because he is a billion -- villain and have to humiliate in order to get tougher, because without a judge that gets

so, you know, the toulouse sausage, but there are many other sausages as well.disagreement every morning, on subject matter such as this. and he didn't leave it at that either. the president said brexit was a "child of british sovereignty" and the uk now needed to "respectfully" abide with its side of the agreement. translation: the prime minister, erjohnson was well aware at the l time, well aware at the time that there was a control issue and he himself signed the protocol of agreement of which desired for northern ireland, which does envisage controls. because in fact full respect of sovereignty including with regard to northern ireland, would in fact... one wouldn't be able to have the non—respect of the 27 member states which was designed to create a single market with freedom of circulation. so one mustn't, in fact, make the european union have to deal with certain incoherences that one was well aware of at the beginning. also at the g7 summit, there has been a commitment to send hundreds of millions of doses of the coronavirus vaccine to developing countr

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