this is an initiative of the liberal democratic party as the russian victory party, which i put forwardediately after the meeting with the president a week ago. we must understand that now any artificial watersheds are any pores. quotations in the party space are water to the mill of our enemy, so now a constructive position is emerging like never before. and to the shoulder in the name of e, the preservation and development of the country's national economy and social policy. all. e. our appeals to the president of the proposal, heard a single minimum package. e measures of support for mobilized volunteers er, if for children here er, two months to a year and a half er, amendments to the list of essential drugs in life. it would seem that there is nothing breakthrough, but this is what is needed now with tens of hundreds of thousands of our citizens, therefore the liberal democratic party, as a party that reaches every family and every person , defends precisely these interests of our citizens, as far as the president is concerned. he set cut, so to speak, quite clear tasks, as verifia

to muffle their political differences and become everything together with the victory partys the same here, thank god finally the liberal democratic party heard and really support the russian language. we need this task of the next few years to stop the collapse of the russian language, so that as many people as possible speak russian in the world. let's see, for example , the baltic countries. in latvia, since 2006 , a discriminatory law on education has been in force 60% of the population must, and excuse me, 60% of subjects must be taught in the latvian language, who will learn or teach the latvian language in daugavpils or ventilated in 97% of the russian-speaking population and the term non-citizens that exist in the legislation of latvia and estonia also, we know, has nothing in common. with the new international law, now, uh, when is russia experiencing, like never before, uh, in recent history, the moment of truth? i think the time of the russian language has come and this bill has been passed with some. in my opinion, it is late, but it is extremely important, and i

want you to listen to what you heard from the liberal candidate last night during her election victory partylittle bit of what we heard from the conservative candidate in my interview with him before the election. >> i'll be running against someone who doesn't think women get to make their own reproductive rights. i will guarantee you, i will guarantee you, that my opponent if elected will uphold the 1849 near total abortion ban. >> i made sure to tell everybody the same thing about what i would do on the court, and it's the same thing i would do on every single issue, putting aside my personal values and politics and deciding according to the law. >> expect to hear a lot of talk about abortion in this race. wisconsin is a state operating under an 1800 abortion ban that has effectively outlawed and closed some of the abortion clinics in the state. that is something expected to come back before the court. daniel kelly who you heard there, the conservative candidate, while he says that he is going to approach this impartially, his campaign sent out a press release a couple of days ago, touting

of military rule in 1999. official results from the south—western ekiti state show a victory for the governing partysaturday meant voting was postponed until sunday in parts of the country. the electoral commission in nigeria has admitted vote counting has been "slow and unsteady" due to a new polling system upgrade which led to technical glitches. sheffield will become the latest city in the uk to introduce a clean air zone on monday, charging drivers of the most polluting vehicles. zones are now in place in several cities including bristol, birmingham and newcastle. london's ultra low emission zone is due to be expanded this summer and schemes are proposed in cambridge and manchester. drivers across england have been fined more than £50 million so far for not complying with the new rules. dan johnson reports. no to clean air zones. no to extortionate charges for driving in our own city. | there's a new battle zone in the fight for clean air. sheffield's seen opposition. and today there was another protest, in cambridge, against plans to charge drivers, as clean air zones hit more streets across th

official results from the south—western ekiti state show a clear victory for ruling party candidate bolaubu in one of his strongholds. you are watching the bbc and click is coming up, but first it is sportsday. this is sportsday, our headlines this evening. back in litter of your business, manchester united and a six year wait for silverware as they win the efl cup. celtic to wait long between trophies, they win an old derby to retain the scottish league cup. and sam kerr scores on her 100th chelsea appearance to help them reach the fa cup. also coming up them reach the fa cup. also coming up in the programme... scotland six nations grand slam hopes are over after a defeat in paris. and there is no matching australia in women's international cricket, they beat south africa to win t20 world cup for a sixth time. hello again, welcome. there has been quite the week and a bid for manchester united, back in the premier league title race beating barcelona in europe and now a first trophy after a pretty long wait. they beat newcastle 2—0 in the efl cup final at wembley. for manchester united, s

they say that that they are worried that the margins of victory given if it be a pdp or i labor party victory, that those margins continue to be narrow, while the margins of victory for the incumbency of the apc continues to be wired. and why then that suggested them that there is some manipulation when it comes to how these results have been said out. now that is only some of the issues. yes, the other issue of cause is that which comes from the american government as it were . we've seen members of the national democratic institute as well as the international republican, is the truth, that both of the american political parties which have come to be represented here in the nigerian elections, alongside the politicians from either the house of representatives or the senate. but the interesting padia is that we are seeing this invisible hand of the american government here and its interest in africa most populous election. and one only wonders to which extend the american influence can really expand and get involved in this elections. we are left with more questions than answers as t

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the recent rise of the labor party telling you that day, while the expect is a labor party victory and nothing less will actually make this election become more credible. but in bottom of the state, for instance, we had but one who, you know, you open discriminant shooting on voters, injury and some 2 women and 3 men. and this has become a part of what's become known as part of this election cycle. the i n e is, feels then by it's mantra that these elections were credible that they were fe. hello, it's very difficult to sustain that with bags and to bag them up with credible information. but let's take a look at a video now where a man was caught by thugs in that region where he was really taken to task and the mob justice before you was late to saved by the police authorities. wanting to the view as it is a bit disturbing. let's take a look. i and that is the summary of what you've become of these elections, no one trust anybody and that fear and that sense of mistrust and suspicion has been heightened particularly around the elections that most people feel should be a story that is r

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and the victory of the communist party, the country fell apart in half, and alice voted for me for millionairested everything could now be organized civil. well, that's it, when you have made a decision for yourself, i will go by force. what was the moment after which, after everything was weighed and it became clear that this would end with the collapse of the country, this particular argument cannot allow a situation where the collapse of the country could become possible because of personal, benefits or the approval of its political program, which is decisive from the point of view of the assessment of the communist party of the russian federation by its political opponents, the image of the severe working communist deputy, vasily shandyvin. still, he did not resemble the notorious man with a gun, the age-old shyness of the worker shandybin does not allow. maybe he should say it out loud today. from what our hearts will melt the heart, however, not a stone. all practice leaders came to the opening of a special exhibition in the state duma called the communist party of the russian federation

it would be the ultimate victory of the communist party in the civil war that it fought to where they came te and or what kind of achieve that, that goal the same time. the question is, what to do about this? i think the real challenge is to prevent this new cold war between the us. it's alice and, and china and russia from turning into a hot war over taiwan and to what we need is effective deterrence. that means sir, not only military capabilities for taiwan to defend itself, but also a clear commitment of europe. fir of germany, to say she can ping, you need to decide, do you want to be technology and economic leader and to do business with us or, or do you want to take over taiwan? you can't do both. and if you move on taiwan, you upset the peaceful status quo, then you will face sanctions. the same way, put in this facing, facing them, saw to make the choice very clear to the chinese side. and their choice also implies the way commerce works. now the coven 19 pandemic, and the russian evasion of korean clearly outlined the risks are relying on just one provider of goods and servic

of the people's republic of china would be a takeover of taiwan would be the ultimate victory of the communist party and the civil war that it fought with the kmt and would kind of achieved that goal at the same time. the question is what to do about this? i think the the real challenge is to prevent this new cold war between the us and its allies and china and russia from turning into a hot war over taiwan. and what we need is effective deterrence. that means not only military capabilities for taiwan to defend itself, but also a clear commitment of europe of germany to say she jinping. you need to decide do you want to be technology and economic leader and do business with us or do you want to take over taiwan? you can't do both. and if you move on taiwan, you upset the peaceful status quo, then you will face sanction the same way putin is facing facing them. so to make the choice very clear to the chinese side and that choice also implies the way commerce works. now the covid-19 pandemic and the russian invasion of ukraine clearly outlined the risks of relying on just one provider of goods and ser

i think this is a great victory for all parties _ this is a great victory for all parties and a great we if we had to— measure alone would be worse. we if we had to act unilaterally, which we might— we had to act unilaterally, which we might have — we had to act unilaterally, which we might have done, we would have had seas of— might have done, we would have had seas of trouble with our relationships with the eu and other partners _ relationships with the eu and other partners. let's not pretend that the usa would — partners. let's not pretend that the usa would have reacted well. this is so much _ usa would have reacted well. this is so much better. now there is a deal before _ so much better. now there is a deal before us— so much better. now there is a deal before us the legal basis of the bill is _ before us the legal basis of the bill is highly charitable. implement the deal. _ bill is highly charitable. implement the deal, it is a good deal colleagues or want to satisfy themselves in the detail. you colleagues or want to satisfy themselves in the detail. you are a northern irela

it has never really gone away, and she has led her party to election victories. i think this decision, though, does reflect the fact that independence currently does not feel like it is just around the corner. it feels like actually we are quite a way away from having another referendum, and i think the gamble she took last summer when she announced she was going to go to the supreme court, she was going to seek permission for the scottish parliament to legislate for another referendum, and the supreme court said no, she was going to treat the next general election is a de facto referendum on independence, i'm not sure that sort of strategy has paid off, and i think there was a lot of nervousness in her party about that strategy, and there was some doubt as to issue would get it through her party. a special conference was due to be held next month, so it does feel like this is a blow to the prospect of another independence referendum any time soon. i do think if nicola sturgeon felt like there was a realistic prospect of that happening in the next 12 months or so

of military rule in 1999. official results from the south—western ekiti state show a victory for the governing partyof his strongholds. delays and attacks on some polling stations on saturday meant voting was postponed until sunday in parts of the country. the electoral commission in nigeria has admitted vote counting has been "slow and unsteady" due to a new polling system upgrade which led to technical glitches. india's federal police have arrested the deputy chief minister of delhi, manish sisodia, for alleged corruption. the arrest came after hours of questioning in connection with alleged irregularities in relation to a liquor policy in the city. the policy — which saw new alcohol shops opened — was later dropped after police began a probe. mr sisodia and his aam aadmi party deny the allegations, accusing the governing bjp of playing "dirty politics". let's look at the politics of scotland now — where the unexpected resignation of the first minister, nicola sturgeon, has created a gap to fill, notjust in leading the country — but also in leading the independence movement. ms sturgeon�*s persona

official results from the southwestern ekiti state show a victory for the governing party candidate, one of his strongholds. delays and attacks on some polling stations on saturday meant voting was postponed until sunday in parts of the country. the electoral commission in nigeria has admitted vote counting has been "slow and unsteady" due to a new polling system upgrade which led to technical glitches. india's federal police have arrested the deputy chief minister of delhi, manish sisodia, for alleged corruption. the arrest came after hours of questioning in connection with alleged irregularities in relation to a liquor policy in the city. the policy which saw new alcohol shops opened was later dropped after police began a probe. mr sisodia and his aam aadmi party deny the allegations, accusing the governing bjp of playing "dirty politics". let's return now to our top story this hour — the meeting scheduled to take place tomorrow between the prime minister, rishi sunak and the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen. earlier our political correspondent, iain watso

here he is after his victory showing his party what they get to spend the next two years repeatedly banginghis nut sack with. it's going to be rough. it's going to be a rough ride. he better wear a cup. it's going to be a little rough. in the midst of this cluster munch, mccarthy explained why the embarrassing spectacle we were all witnessing was actually not. >> this, this is the great part. because it took this long, now we learned how to govern. >> stephen: really? just this last week you learned how to govern? there are some things that you shouldn't learn through trial and error at the last minute. it's like a surgeon saying "well, took me 15 tries to open my capri sun, but this triple bypass should be a snap. now where is the piece of foil on your chest where i poke the straw? i am going to suck out that heart attack." jim jordan also hopped on the positivity train, explaining that this is how things are supposed to work. >> so sometimes democracy is messy, but i would argue that's exactly how the founders intended it. >> stephen: oh, everyone knows the founders loved chaos. it's righ

. >> rand paul headlines a slate of conservative tea party-backed candidates who are partying after victorieskable 40% of voters now identify themselves as tea party supporters. and 8 out of 10 of them voted republican. >> it feels bad. >> two years ago, barack obama was at 62% in the polls. "time" magazine declared the republican party all but extinct. and look at where we are now. the voters have not gotten what they asked for. >> the mistake is to think that the country speaks as one, that we're all one thing. what we really are is a mass of reactions. we're always reacting to the last thing that happened. so, if the country goes left, you can be damn sure it's going to go right. and if the country is looking good for rich people one day, well, then the poor people are going to hate that and get angry. if we think that we're past race, well, racism will come right back. our pendulum swings. and in the long run, we make progress, but it can be pretty ugly to watch. >> what a week. the state of hawaii released my official long form birth certificate. no one is happier to put this birth certi

this is the result of one state of 35 that is a small southern state where the ruling party candidate was victoriousthere are a number of other states we are waiting for. we will figure out who the candidate is going to be, that is going to secure enough votes to become president. >> there has been some great quick takes in terms of currency shortages or production. infrastructure. what is the biggest issue in the economy? >> the biggest issue at this point in time that is creating a hindrance for everybody is this shortage. the local currency. over the weekend, that was nonexistent. from people we are speaking to, the fact that there is not enough currency to pay businesses and taxi drivers, anyone really creates a hindrance to all business as a whole. some people can't even get fuel. there is a fuel shortage in addition to this. they can't even pay for the fuel. this next president is really going to have to deal with a lot of frustrated nigerians. also, international people who are paying attention to this economy and paying attention to the multiple exchange rates here. that creates an issue for

which is supposed to pull the country out of it, pay off the host of are here to celebrate the party victory of all time and now everything ready for the big moment. he just as you are the united states supreme prepares to administer the of office to franklin d roosevelt. now, here. do franklin roosevelt do solemnly swear that you will faithfully execute the office president of the united states and will to the best of your ability, preserve both and the constitution of the united states. so you god, i franklin delano roosevelt, do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states and will do the of my ability for preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. so help me god. that mr. justice, my friends, this is a day of consecration. and i am certain that on this day, my fellow americans expect that on my induction into the president, i will address them with candor and a decision with the present situation of our people. impels this preeminently the time to speak the truth, the whole truth, and frankly and boldly no need. we fr

ukraine represents peace through strength and must be victorious in this conflict to avoid the chinese communist party invasion of taiwan and to stop the iranian regime as it develops intercontinental ballistic missiles to vaporize israel and bring mass murder to america. america's not alone understanding freedom is not free. the european union has provided $54 billion to ukraine. and recently norway authorized another $7 billion. japan another $5 billion. over 52 nations are promoting the eventual peace through strength for ukraine. in conclusion, god bless our troops who successfully protected america for 20 years as the global war on terrorism continues moving from the afghanistan safe haven to america. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> seek to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. it. >> thank you, mr. speaker. ms. scanlon: last year on my birthday i was exci

definitely a major loss if in this this is confirm for you yet i'm allowed still, and a major victory for the party of former president rafael korea. that is, be that whose party has been able not only to conquer back the capital, keep them, but also why a keel that have voted to the right for the last 30 years at the center. yes, you thank you very much. indeed. that's more so to come this hour. a start warning from scientists. 40 percent of animals in the u. s. and more than a 3rd of plans risk of extinction. planets, plastic pollution problem is getting worse. but producing more single use plastic waste than ever before. and english go for justin roses, celebration his 1st title in 4 years. ah hello, there was a wintry and windy start to the week across europe. and those conditions are set to continue and intensify. got storm systems affecting the salt that have felt a lot cooler. temperature is well below the average in faces. but take here is dealing with the worst winter storm of the season. those conditions set to continue and push for the east, leaving behind temperatures a lot lower than w