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that's when malden really shines, and he was not a big admirer of winston churchill, you know after the war certainly when churchill was booted out of office and he came back in as it, you know conservative force and british politics. it was not admirer of that, but he he greatly admired him as a giant of history and of course as the inspirational leader during world war ii so there's the british lion presumably shutting a tear for the loss of one of its one of his greatest sons winston churchill in 1965. what else what other what other cartoons by malden would you if you were trying to get someone to understand the work the ove of this great artist what which would you point to? just give me the aspirin. i already got her. oh no, let's do this one. this is good. wish tell i wasn't house broke. i mean look at that. look at that. yes when you know, i'm a historian. i've never served a military. i don't come from military family. i now lead a veteran's organization. i remember seeing this cartoon and thinking what the heck is this about? what does this mean? i mean cuz why would i have ev

still to come: winston churchill and his budgerigars. that the easing of covid—19 restrictions is likely to be pushed back by three weeks. the whole country was due to move to the lowest level zero of its five—tier system from the 28th ofjune. but nicola sturgeon said that this was likely to be be delayed by three weeks so that more people can be vaccinated against the virus. with borisjohnson having delayed the lifting of restrictions in england, she told msps that the scottish government too would adopt a cautious approach. given the current situation and the need to get more people are fully vaccinated before we ease up further, i think it is reasonable to indicate now that it is unlikely that any part of the country will move down a level from the 28th ofjune. instead, it is more likely that we will maintain restrictions for a further three weeks from the 28th ofjune and use that time to vaccinate with both doses as many more people as possible. doing that will give us the best chance later injuly of getting back on track and restori

the strong foundation of our partnership. 80 years ago prime minister winston churchill and presidentt signed an agreement known as the atlantic charter. it was a statement of first principles, a promise that the united kingdom and the united states would meet the challenges of their age and they would meet it together. today we build on that commitment. with a revitalized atlantic charter updated to reaffirm that promise while speaking directly to the key challenges of this century. cybersecurity. emerging technologies. global health. and climate change. we discussed our common goals for driving ambitious global action to address the climate crisis. the climate leerds summit i hosted in april was in part about helping drive forward the momentum toward the critical cop 26 that the uk will host in glasgow later this year. we talked about the shared sacrifices our service members have made, bravely serving side by side in afghanistan for close to 20 years. the uk was with us from the start equally committed to rooting out terrorist threat and now we're coordinating our withdrawal today

this is fdr and winston churchill, 1941, signing the atlantic charter. today, both leaders renewing their commitment to that charter, adding language on the new cyber attacks, on global health challenges amid this pandemic and on climate change. and then that major announcement today. president biden announcing the u.s. will donate 500 million doses of pfizer vaccine to nearly 100 nations in desperate need. saying, quote, in times of trouble, americans reach out to offer help. that's who we are. president biden and first lady dr. jill biden joining prime minister johnson and his wife carrie in the south of england. the first lady making news with one word on the back of her jacket. love. you'll hear what she said when a reporter asked her to explain it. abc's chief white house correspondent cecilia vega leading us off tonight from england. >> reporter: tonight, president biden on the world stage, eager to show america is back. >> are you pleased to be here, mr. president? >> i'm very pleased to be here. >> reporter: his first meeting with the uk's boris

prime minister winston churchill and president franklin roosevelt signed an agreement known as the atlantic statement of first principles, a promise that the united kingdom and the united states would meet the challenges of their age and they would meet it together. today, we build on that commitment. we discharged and discussed a broad range of issues on which the united kingdom and the united states are working in very close cooperation. we affirmed the special relationship, it's not said lightly, the special relationship between our people. the prime minister even once a new and improved phrase to describe that friendship, but today's diplomatic outing gives a firm foundation for an important week. any first meeting between a british prime minister and an american president would fill a page in our history and these two men have talked with conviction about the values that they share, but that's not the same as what their partnership might actually achieve, nor does it mask any areas where they might disagree. and even the warmest of warm ups is just a start. other leaders are touching d

been 80 years since the original was signed by president franklin roosevelt and prime minister winston churchill. that was during world war ii. this is video that you're seeing right now on your screen of johnson and biden viewing those documents and the new charter reflects the shifting threats of today. cnn chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins joins us now from cornwall, england. let's start with the vaccines. the president says this half a billion doses come with no strings attached? >> reporter: yeah, that's kind of been the white house's line as they've been talking about what their vaccine sharing plan is going to be, because that's obviously a jab at other countries that have tried to trade political favors for sharing vaccines, but this does come amid some questions and even some criticism of what was the actual u.s.'s plan going to be. that is what world leaders wanted to know and the white house knew that they should have expected president biden to get pressed on that by other world leaders as he is on his first trip abroad, and so that's why i think this timing of this ann

boris johnson, they try to stylize boris johnson as a latter-day winston churchill.ad, and that they're moving independently of europe. because, remember, boris johnson was the main champion of brexit, something that biden and his -- and barack obama were very critical of. guys. >> nbc's matt bradley, thank you very much. let's bring in white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lamere who is traveling with the president and bbc news anchor and correspondent katty kay joins us. joe, one of the things this white house he behind the scenes is trying to do is show and not tell. the white house will be reporting more on the covid vaccines that the u.s. will be delivering to the world, but also on this trip to show, not tell people what our place in the world is. >> right. and a return to normalcy. by the way, katty, if you'd like to, a sidebar on boris johnson wanting to be seen as latter-day winston churchill. boris johnson, the one thing he has been effective in doing is having a good relationship with donald trump, the last president, being a champion of b

prime minister winston churchill and president franklin d roosevelt signed an agreement known as the it was a statement of first principles, a promise that the united kingdom and the united states would meet the challenges of their age and they would meet it together. today, we build on that commitment. we discharged and discussed a broad range of issues on which the united kingdom and the united states are working in very close cooperation. we affirmed the special relationship, it's not said lightly, the special relationship between our people. the prime minister even once a new and improved phrase to describe that friendship, but today's diplomatic outing gives a firm foundation for an important week. any first meeting between a british prime minister and an american president would fill a page on our history and these two men have talked with conviction about the values that they share but that's not the same as what their partnership might actually achieve, nor does it mask any areas where they might disagree. and even the warmest of warm ups is just a start. other leaders are to

laura: he thought about international is based border quite different from what winston churchill wasout all those years ago. >> let me give you two examples between the two cyberattacks on our economy coming from russian territory by russian organizations, given a pass by the russian government, probably working together, to be honest with you and growing evidence that the coronavirus came out of the lab in china, not nature and is biden asking the europeans to do anything to push back against russian cyberterrorism? is even talking about what we should do terrain shining in? know. this is just all fluff and happy talk. i miss trump. laura: you argue in a new op-ed that early and near-total dismissal of the lab week 3 played a prominent role in trump's defeat in 2020 in the presidential race. explain. >> in february of 2020, 27 american scientists wrote an op-ed saying that anybody who suggests the coronavirus came out of the chinese lab is a right wingnut, later on 5 of the scientists said the same thing. why is that important? if the coronavirus came out of the chinese lab like a l

commitment to defending the enduring thematic -- democratic policies in our countries. 80 years ago, winston churchill and print -- president franklin d roosevelt signed the atlantic charter. it was a statement of first principles. a promise that both countries would meet the challenges of their age and meet it together. today, we build on that commitment. we will update the atlantic charter to address that promise and the key challenges of this century: cybersecurity, emerging technologies, level health, and climate change. we discussed our common goals of driving action to address the climate crisis. the climate summit i hosted was part two drive the momentum at the event held in -- bravely serving. u.k. was with us from the start. and now, we are coordinating our withdrawal together. of course, we talked about how our two nations came together to meet the global fight against covid-19. that has been a major focus on the british leadership. we are trying to boxing the world. i'm making a historic announcement in our fight against covid-19. america knows firsthand the tragedies of this pandemic. we h

that are the strong foundation of our partnership. 80 years ago prime minister winston churchill andst principles, promised that the united kingdom and the united states would meet the challenges of their age and they would be together. today we build on that commitment. the revitalised atlantic charter updated to reaffirm that promise while speaking directly to the key challenges of this century. cyber security, emerging technologies, global health and climate change. we discussed our goals of addressing the climate crisis. in the climate in april was helping to drive forward the critical 26 that the uk will host an glascow later this year. we talked about the shared sacrifices of our servicemen bravely serving side by side in afghanistan. for close to 20 years. the uk was with us from the

to paraphrase, winston churchill i did not take the oath. i've just taken with the intention of presiding over the dissolution of the world's strongest economy. in the days ahead. i will propose removing the roadblocks that have slowed our economy and reduced productivity. steps will be taken aimed at restoring the balance between the various levels of government. progress may be slow. measured in inches and feet not miles but we will progress. it is time to reawaken this industrial giant. to get government back within its means and to lighten our punitive tax burden and these will be our first priorities and on these principles. there will be no compromise. on the eve of our struggle for independence a man who might have been one of the greatest among the founding fathers, dr. joseph warren president of the massachusetts congress said to his fellow americans. our country is in danger. but not to be despaired of on you depend the fortunes of america. you are to decide the important question which upon which rests the happiness and the libert

a strong foundation from our partnership. 80 years ago prime minister winston churchill signed an agreement known as the atlantic charter a statement of first principles are promised that the united kingdom and the united states would meet the challenges of their age and they would meet it together. today our revitalized atlantic charter updated to reaffirm that promise while speaking directly to the key challenges of the century. cybersecurity, emerging technology global health and climate change. we discussed our common goals for driving ambitious global actions to adjust the climate crisis and the climate leaders summit that i hosted in april was helping drive forward the momentum toward the critical -- that the uk will host this year. we talked about the shared sacrifices of our servicemembers bravely serving side-by-side in afghanistan for close to 20 years. uk was with us from the start and are equally committed to rooting out terrorist threats and supporting a withdrawal together. of course talking about how her two nations came together to lead the global fight against covid-19. tha

it was signed by fdr and winston churchill.visions to that, bringing it into the more modern day threats if you will. and agreements and values. but we'll see that full document a little later after their meeting. but we heard president biden saying, look, this is gorgeous here pt i would like to stay. he noted it was the first time he's been here as president. not the first time he's visited this part of england overall. so we're going to get a better sense of the dynamic. when they walk into the meeting there, this say big moment for the prime minister as well, wanting to expand his role on the world stage. and for president biden, so no sign there that there were any is issues about the previous relationships. they're very easy and eager to step aside and sweep aside old relatesships, of course, prime minister johnson a key ally of president trump. but now there is a new man in town. >> quickly, jeff, before we have to go. biden walks into this meeting with deep reservations about brexit and especially what it will mean for

the last one was signed by fdr and winston churchill in 1941, about pushing back against nazism.t was the narrative we got today. matt: guy johnson, thanks very much. doing triple duty in cornwall, covering this important g7 meeting. coming up, we will speak to the cofounder of reddit, alexis ohanian, about his new venture firm, 776. emily chang joins us. this is bloomberg. ♪ we know how much you count on us... ...and that's why we're here 24/7... ...and on the road maintaining a fast and reliable network. we're always working to ensure the internet meets your needs... ...by making access easier for all... ...with comcast lift zones and our internet essentials program. we're invested in making our apps easy... ...to give you personalized assistance around the clock. and we're committed to keeping our team and customers safe by working from home... ...and using precautions in store. see what we're up to at xfinity.com/commitment matt: president biden making live comments in cornwall. president biden: queen elizabeth the second, the entire royal family, and the people of the united

strong -- excuse me -- the strong foundation of our partnership. 80 years ago, prime minister winston churchill and president franklin roosevelt signed an agreement known as the atlantic charter. it was a statement of first principles -- a promise that the united kingdom and the united states would meet the challenges of their age and they would meet it together. today, we've built on that commitment with a revitalized atlantic charter updated to reaffirm that promise while speaking directly to the key challenges of this century -- cybersecurity, emerging technologies, global health, and climate change. we discussed our common goals for driving ambitious global action to address the climate crisis. the climate leaders summit that i hosted in april was, in part, about helping drive forward the momentum toward the critical cop 26 that the u.k. will host in glasgow later this year. we talked about the shared sacrifices our service members have made, bravely serving side by side in afghanistan for close to 20 years. the u.k. was with us from the start, as they always are, equally committed to rooti

and he was not a big admirer of winston churchill after the war. he was not an admirer of that, but he greatly admired him as a giant of history and, of course, as the inspirational leader during world war ii. >> so there's the british lion shedding a tear for a loss of one of his greatest sons. what else? what other cartoons by mauldin would you -- if you were trying to get someone to understand the work of this great artist, which ones would you point to? >> just give me the aspirin. let's do this one. this is good. look at that. look at that. yes, i'm a historian. i've never served in the military. i don't come from a military family. i lead a veterans organization. i remember seeing this cartoon and thinking, what the heckis this about? why would i have ever thought about what a soldier has to face when they're under fire in a foxhole and they have to relief themselves. expose themselves to deadly fire or they go in their holes. and that kind of like little glimpse into the everyday indignities and discomforts of life in the military is a revel

. >> president biden: 80 years ago the prime minister winston churchill and president frank roosevelt agreement. today, we build on that commitment with a revitalized atlantic charter speaking directly to the key challenges of this century. cybersecurity, emerging technologies, global health, and climate change. >> laura: he talked about international rules-based order, quite different from what winston churchill was talking about all those years ago, senator. >> let me give you two examples. we've had two cyber attacks on our economy coming from russian territory by russian organizations i think are giving a pass by the russian government. they are probably working together, to be honest with you, and you had growing evidence that the coronavirus came out of a lab in china, not nature and is biden asking the europeans to do anything to push back against russian cyber terrorism? is he even talking about what should we do to rein china in? no. of this is just all fluff and happy talk. i mr. trump. >> laura: senator, you argue in a near op-ed -- plato prominent role in trump's defeat in

leaders renewing the atlantic charter a postwar declaration of cooperation, first signed by winston churchill and fdr. addressing new challenges, today, from cyberthreats to climate change. the first lady wearing her own message of hope. the word, love, outlineerica. >> reporter: and late tonight, prime minister boris johnson announced add 500 million addit doses to the u.s. vaccine donation. meaning, 1 billion will go to the rest of the world. lester. >> peter alexander in the uk tonight. thanks. >>> in this country, shipments of one vaccine reportedly being suspended while another is getting closer to use in teens. as the cdc reports, just over 172 million americans have now had at least one-vaccine dose. let's get more from miguel almaguer. >> tonight, we now know the u.s. telling a vaccine maker no more doses. authorities reportedly suspending new johnson & johnson shipments just after the fda extended the shelf life for surplus vials from three to four and a half months as potentially-millions of doses were getting close to their expiration date. it comes as moderna is likely days away f

share and the strong foundation of our partnership. 18 years ago -- 80 years ago prime minister winston churchillresident franklin roosevelt signed an agreement known as the atlantic charter. it was a statement of first principles promise the united states and united kingdom would meet the challenges of their age and it together. build on that commitment with a revitalized atlantic charter uated to reaffirm that promise, while speaking directly to the key challenges of this century -- cybersecurity, emerging technologies, global health and climate change. ros: christian: -- christian: clearly mr. biden is emphasizing the importance of thspecial relationship between the countries, but his visit does not come without sticking points. there is the issue of brexit in northern ireland. we have more in this report. reporter: far from a casual beachside stroke of the first encounter between the prime minister of the united kingdom and president of the united states -- a new quartet and politicians with different pasts. >> are you pleased to be here, mr. president? >> very pleased to be here. reporter: p

around the globe. 80 years ago britain and that usi the atlantic charter, an agreement between winston churchillranklin roosevelt ring world war ii, championing the shared values of marcus lee. that a -- shared values of jahmal chrissy. -- shared values of democracy. is now being renewed and president biden announced the plan to buy pfizer jabs to donate to the world the first tangible evidence of a u.s. administration re-engaging with the globe. >> america will be the arsenal of vaccines and our fight against covid-19 just as america was the arsenal of democracy during world war ii. today we are taking a major step that will supercharge the globe fight against this pandemic. my direction the united states will purchase an additional half-million doses from vaccine and donate nearly 100 low and lower middle income countries will be the beneficiaries. >> despite that announcement and a general air of cooperation there are differences between the two leaders over northern ireland and the future of a peace accord post brexit. political editor starts our coveragethe english county of cornwall. >> th

copy of the atlantic charter, signed in 1941 by president roosevelt and british prime minister winston churchill amid the rise of fascism across the world. >> with a revitalized atlantic charter updated to reaffirm that promise while speaking directly to the key challenges of this century. >> reporter: as he and johnson signed an updated version of that declaration, the latest pierce of an overarching effort by biden to present a unified and reinvigorated alliance of western democracies, one that will be challenged in a matter of days as biden sits down with russian president vladimir putin and his wife jill telling reporters he's up for the challenge. >> oh my gosh, he's overprepared. >> reporter: the days ahead, a calibrated effort to lead the post world war ii western alliances to meet the challenges of a new era. >> america will be the arsenal of vaccines in our fight against covid-19, just as america was the arsenal of democracy during world war ii. >> reporter: with a new vaccine effort at the center of that push. biden announcing the purchase of 500 million doses of the pfizer vaccine to

and i read winston churchill's essay painting as a pastime and i always admired churchill's leadership. i looked at his paintings and i could tell the joy he had that he derived from painting. i said if that guy could paint, i campaigned. i know that sounds alittle cocky . you've got to be a little cocky to run for president. only me out of 320 million of you. i told your mother after she recovered from the shock of me saying i want to be a painter, she had a friend pam help me and off i went. i've been painting for about nineyears now every day . and barbara for the listener who doesn'tknow , barbara she's very sensitive when it comes to art. she's got a good feel so she and i now have something else totalk about witches art . >>i love those conversations and i love your paintings . tell us more about your evolution. i don't know if the audience knows what you've taken online courses to learn art history. talk about your inspiration in terms of artists and the instructors you get to work with. >> one thing i've learned is you can't come a better painter until you study how others have

and biden agreed on a new so called atlantic charter models on the one signed by s d r, and winston churchill, the laid out their vision for a post war world order. so my question to you is how much reaffirmation did the special relationship between the u. s. and u. k. really need i think after that more than turbulent trump years. yeah. the renewal of the vows was something that was needed. that also was supposed to send a signal to the world that not only basically the united states is back, but the trans atlantic alliance of dance firm to tackle the global challenges. and i think it was yeah, it was a kind of symbolic gesture that is supposed to enhance to western credibility. ok and renewing of the vows after the turbulent trump gears you want to stay with us. i want to play a clip of how prime minister bores johnson described the u. s. u k relationship after his meeting with biden. and then get your take it. so it's a relationship. you go to the deep and meaningful. he knew that whatever was the indestructible relationship it, it's a, it's a relationship that has endured for a very long

johnson and biden agreed on a new so called atlanta charter models on the one signed by f d r, and winston churchill, the laid out their vision for a post war world order. so my question to you is how much reaffirmation did the special relationship between the u. s. and u. k. really need i think after that more than turbulent trump years. yeah. the renewal of the vows was something that was needed. that also was supposed to send a signal to the world that not only basically the united states is back, but the trans atlantic alliance of spence firm to tackle the global challenges. and i think it was yeah, it was a kind of symbolic gesture that is supposed to enhance to western credibility. ok, and renewing of the vows after the turbulent trump years. you want to stay with us . i want to play a clip of how prime minister boris johnson described the u. s. u k relationship after his meeting with biden. and then get your take it. so it's a relationship. you go to the deep and meaningful. he knew that whatever was the indestructible relationship, it's a, it's a relationship that has endured for a very long

of our partnership. 80 years ago, prime minister— partnership. 80 years ago, prime minister winston churchillt signed an agreement known as the atlantic charter. it was a statement of first principles. the challenge together. that commitment. with the revitalised atlantic charter, updated to reaffirm that promise while _ updated to reaffirm that promise while speaking directly to the key challenges of this century, cyber security, — challenges of this century, cyber security, emerging technologies, global— security, emerging technologies, global health and climate change. clearly _ global health and climate change. clearly he is accentuating the importance of special relationship between the two countries. the visit does not come without it sticking points with the issue of brexit trade arrangements and our political editor laura kunz berg reports from where the summit is taking place. -- laura —— laura kuenssberg. far from a casual beach—side stroll, the first encounter of the prime minister of the united kingdom and the president of the united states. a new quartet, complete with a new mrsj

prince of wales aircraft carrier and the reason the prince of wales was there was back in 1941 winston churchillto see president roosevelt on the ship and they signed a thing called the atlantic charter which was all about how the uk and the us would work in a postwar world and what happened today in cornwall is that biden and borisjohnson have signed a new version, a 2021 edition about how both countries will co—operate on modern 80 years ago prime minister winston roosevelt signed an agreement known as the atlantic charter. it was a statement a promise that the united kingdom and united states would meet the challenges of their rage and they would meet it together. i wonder what you make of this atlantic charter stuff. tell us a bit about president biden. when the lines you have to describe it when you met her most describing is being he talkative. first of all, the atlantic charter, a very clever idea. _ i'd like to know whose it was. it was very striking for me that - americans were prepared to mark this first meeting with this gesture i because it is quite a big gesture and it sort of bring

now, 80 years ago in what is now canada's atlantic coast, in the midst of war, winston churchill andranklin roosevelt signed the atlantic charter. tack due east and fast forward eight decades and on england's atlantic coast, their modern day successors, boris johnson and joe biden, have signed anew. what the g7 leaders who convened on friday may not know is that cornwall in england's far south—west is a county of changeable weather. atlantic squalls can blow up without warning and through the surf is slight, the water may be turning underneath. henry, in terms of the relationship between the uk and the united states, first of all, since they were the signatories of the original atlantic charter, boris johnson described it as being like a breath of fresh air dealing with the biden administration, but i wonder if the air is blowing hot or cold at the moment between london and washington? well, i think this reminds me a little bit of when obama became president and all of europe gave a sigh of relief, basically because he was not george w bush. the same dynamic is happening here, where

charter, modelled in the i941 atlantic charter, modelled in the 1941 joint statement in which winston churchillevelt set out their vision of a post—war world. it sounds lovely but includes more immediate objectives, like opening up travel between the us and uk as soon as possible. borisjohnson will also seek to reassure his guests that arouse over sausages and the northern ireland protocol does not threaten the good friday agreement. american officials say their concern runs very deep. pauladams, bbc news. we will have a lot more on this story later in the programme in around 25 minutes in a business coverage because the brexit trade tensions do threaten to overshadow this g7 summit, so we will get an expert view on how that could be sorted out, the northern ireland protocol and the various details, that's coming later. let's get some of the day's other news. more charges have been brought against the former leader, aung san suu kyi, whose government in myanmar was toppled by the military in february. state—run media said she now faced corruption charges linked to a charity set up in memory of

does my noble friend recall the importance that winston churchill attached to his pets, which includedng ministers? would not the great man have been distressed that so many landlords are denying their tenants the affection and companionship that loving pets provide? perhaps my noble friend can hear a famous voice muttering those words "action this day" to get those new tenancy agreements widely applied, so important in this context. i'm grateful to my noble friend pointing out the views of the great man, and we do recognise that domestic pets bringjoy, happiness and comfort to people's lives, and we've seen that particularly in the pandemic, and we also recognise that the model tenancy agreement is a step forward and we need to see its wider adoption. and that's why we're going to work hard to ensure that landlords do adopt it. and, indeed, there is some evidence of dog lovers living in rented accommodation who've been able to keep their pet, despite some scurrilous newspaper reports that dilyn the dog isn't as well—behaved as his owners. well, that's it for the week in parliament. th

remodeling of the atlantic charter that was, that was reached during the 2nd world war i between winston churchill and frankly, roosevelt that come up with a brand new one here. aimed at fighting the pandemic fighting climate change and defending democratic values. now expect another big announcement from the u. k to do with vaccine delivery, a hefty sum of money is likely to be pledged to the global effort there. but 1st, there was this headline, groundbreaking announcement from the us president joe biden take, listen. the united states will purchase a half a 1000000000 doses of flies will cover 1900 vaccine, to donate to nearly 100 nations that are in dire need. in the fight against this 10 demik. that's a historic step. the largest single purchase in donation of coven 1900 vaccines, by any single country ever. well, the vaccine use, the certainly making all the headlines now. but up to this point, so always be the we're on that crucial initial meeting with boris johnson because a heads up that meeting there was some control receipt aster, a disagreement between the 2 leaders. but sony, as you k

winston churchill sailed to the us to see president roosevelt on the ship and they signed a thing calledy in cornwall is that biden and borisjohnson have signed a new version, a 2021 addition about how both countries will co—operate on modern challenges and here is how the president described what it means. 8c} described what it means. 80 ears described what it means. 80 years ago — described what it means. 3161 years ago prime described what it means. 3131 years ago prime minister winston churchill and president franklin roosevelt signed an agreement known as the atlantic charter. it was a statement of first principles. a promise that the united kingdom and united states would meet the challenges of their rage and they would meet it together. today, we build on that commitment with a revitalised atlantic charter, updated to reaffirm that to the key challenges of this century. well, i wonder what you make of this charter stuff and tell us about president biden. i’ge about president biden. i've been reading _ about president biden. i've been reading your - about president biden. i've been

with some very deliberate suggestions going back to winston churchill, 1941, no accident they are.n is somebody who didn't think brexit was a very good idea. had certainly noticed that he, borisjohnson had been very close to donald trump. and therefore there was a degree of reset that was required. i think the renovation of the atlantic charter with masses of stuff in it is a very ambitious way of trying to reset the balance of relationship. but i'm not surprised that that was the intention. there's plenty of nitty—gritty stuff in the rest of the agenda which is not going to be that straightforward. and can'tjust be ticked off by the two members over the excellent start working draughting this updated charter. for working draughting this updated charter. ., ., , . , charter. for all the difficulties that people — charter. for all the difficulties that people interpreted - charter. for all the difficulties that people interpreted there | charter. for all the difficulties i that people interpreted there are two very different personality. there is an awful lot that connects them. the