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war,voking the language of we took of surrender, betrayal and capitulation. what is this government feel the need to whip up hatred, animosity and division, when 70 people are suffering from his government's austerity? determined to correct the wrongs experienced by the wind rush generation. we apologize that mistakes were made. several individuals have been given the documentation. it hass about brexit and been a divisive issue for this country and all parties. that,st way of resolving bring the country together is get a, get brexit done and move on. we will strive for a good deal that works for the country. would you join us in welcoming the 13.8 million which willunding upgrade a hospital that many of my constituencies. it is earmarked for investment under the conservatives. >> am delighted with the new investment going into her constituency. 34back the nhs with almost billion pounds a year by 2023. extra 1.8 billion pounds going into the 20 hospital upgrades. see more treatment and more personalized care. all that will be put to rest desk risk by early re

graham remains voke number his opposition to the move yesterday, firing off a number of tweets writingrdish allies who have been shamelessly abandoned by the trump administration. this move ensures rye emergence of isis. >>> the senator called on the president to change course noting that this, quote, american isolationism did not work before world war ii, did not work before 9/11, will not work now, when it comes to fighting isis, it is a bad idea to outsource american national security to russia, iran and turkey. to believe otherwise is very dangerous. graham continued his criticism during an interview yesterday. watch this. >> president trump hasn't ended the war. he's created a bigger war. and if you think america can withdraw from syria, and the mid east, without consequence, you're making a mistake. but you don't have to believe me. talk to the commanders. the people we trust to make these decisions. they're universally a opposed to this. and to the soldiers who have sacrificed, i am so sorry. >> senator graham along with his democratic colleague chris van holland announced yeste

in a private deposition, voke ser expected to testify before congressional investigators as part of house democrats impeachment inquiry where he will face questions about any role he may have played in trump's efforts to put ukrainian officials to investigate former vice president joe biden. the state department says volker has confirmed that he put an adviser for ukraine's president in contact with trump's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, and rudy giuliani says he was in frequent contact with volker of the associated press reported yesterday that volker met with a top ukrainian official from a top ukrainian energy firm that talked to his son hunter to serve on the board even after the involvement. former vice president joe biden stressed that president trump's attacks won't deter his candidacy. >> let me make something clear to mr. trump and his hatchet men, and the special interest funning of his, funding of his attacks against me. i'm not going anywhere. you're not going to destroy me. you're not going to destroy my family. i don't care how much money you spend, mr. president. or how di

. >> if voke her said to me, that my, if volker had said to me that my sources were incredible or wrong or any of them, i would have immediately said did you do an investigation, because i really wanted them to do. >> republicans insisting volker's deposition showed no wrong-doing by the white house. >> not one thing he has said comports with any of the democrats' impeachment narrative. not one thing. >> the administration is an even stronger place today than they were this morning. >> earlier, president trump making this stunning suggestio. >> china should start an investigation into the bidens. because what happened in china is just about as bad as what happened with ukraine. >> and doubling down on twitter, despite his pending impeachment inquiry, writing, he has an absolute right, perhaps even duty, to investigate, or have investigated, corruption. and that would include asking or suggesting other countries to help us out. >> the president has confessed to his violation of his oath of office. right then and there. >> folks, don't listen to the misinformation. look at the facts. loo

president zelenski's inauguration back in may, he met with rick perry and former special envoy kurt voke ner the office and in that meeting, sonland will tell them that trump told them any in person meeting between trump and zelenski would have to be approved by rudy giuliani. sondland will testify it was only later that he became aware that a public commitment by ukraine's new government to address corruption was a prerequisite for a trump/zelensky meeting, including the ukraine gas company berisma holdings which he will say he did not know at the time was linked to hunter biden. >>> and house democrats impeachment probe into president trump, a majority, 51% say they approve of the probe and 45% disapprove and voters are split whether trump should be impeach and removed from office, with 46% agreeing, up one point since last week. 48% disagree, down one point. and over half, 51% said that the impeachment inquiry is an illegitimate investigation, 43% called it a witch hunt. i should say 51% say it is a legitimate investigation. meanwhile, a majority of americans support impeaching presid

people, not the president, but all of the aforementioned people in ukraine, copossibluld he possib voke when he gets a subpoena to testify about this? >> i'm not sure. mr. giuliani has taken unusual views on the law as he figures out how he's going to respond to this. i think now he's represented by john dowd. so there's, you know, mr. giuliani needing a lawyer himself as congress wants to speak with him. think the concern from the diplomats' perspective was giuliani was sort of poisoning trump's mind on this issue. had really gotten into trump's head and was really influencing how he viewed ukraine and that was affecting u.s./ukrainian relations. we see some of that in the text messages about the aid, the diplomat in kiev raising the question of this mixture of politics and aid is obviously not a good thing. there was -- the diplomats thought for us to do our work, we have to pacify giuliani and trump somehow. and maybe this statement would do that. >> so, david french, can you just speak to how unusual all this is? we're so deep in the weeds sometimes it's worth pulling back that you

in the labour party, from some mps in the labour party, he may feel he could do without the dup‘s vokes. you would like to get the dup on—site and they would like to be on site and the irish cabinet would likely dup to be onside as well. france to talk to you. thank you. —— fascinating to talk to you. the cabinet meeting is under way in downing street i think. 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young is in downing street. are they all there? yes, it started at 2:30pm. for many if not all of them, this is going to be the first indication that they have had for a few days about exactly what the state is of these negotiations. we we re state is of these negotiations. we were told earlier by downing street that progress had been made over night but there was still a lot of work to do. in the last half an hour orso, work to do. in the last half an hour or so, donald tusk said that in eight hours things might become clear, music to everyone's ears. although we talked about deadlines and yesterday we were saying about this midlife dead ninth from michel barnier. —— midnight deadline. if t