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And its Transfer Deadline Day in england as premier League Spending nears a january record. Good morning. Its tuesday january the 31st. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. Donald trump has sacked the United States top Legal Advisor after she questioned the legality of his travel ban. Sally yates, who was Acting Attorney General, said she couldnt defend his decision to temporarily stop refugees and citizens of seven mainly muslim countries from entering america. But the white house said in a statement ...

Illegally use streaming boxes. We will bring you the story today. Hello and welcome to the programme. Were live until 11am. We also want to hear from you this morning if you receive the widowed parents allowance. Its being cut from april. Well have the details on that later. Were also talking about lady gaga who has hit back at the body shamers who criticised how she looked at the super bowl. She has been Trolled On Social Media by people claiming she looked fat. Now shes posted this in response...

That enables us to have fixed term parliaments. At this point in time i believe it is right for us to have this boat in this house and this debate and it is right for members of this house to vote and explain why brass do have a General Election at this stage. I will not take further interventions for a while. This is a limited time debate and members wish to make their contributions. Today we take a new question, how best to secure these stability and certainty we need over the long term to get...

Francois fillon tonight. I spoke to the former Europe Minister from your party the other night and he was similarly charitable to Francois Fillon, there must be a lot of soul searching deep down in your party because this was there for the taking . Yes, but the point is, if we begin to quarrel too much, i think we will lose also the third round. Ifi we will lose also the third round. If i have a piece of advice to give to pierre who is a friend of mine, i would say keep cool because we need abso...

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Because will he or will he not vote come monday, what are you hearing about that? doesnt this boil down to leadership and matters of principle that in a sense, the critics will say and opposition will say, he needs to be there in the chamber, making it quite clear where his vote is? , , ,, ., ~ his vote is? yes. rishi sunak came in and one — his vote is? yes. rishi sunak came in and one of— his vote is? yes. rishi sunak came in and one of his _ his vote is? yes. rishi sunak came in and one o...

Been but it _ difficult to separate them. it has been but it hasnt _ difficult to separate them. it has been but it hasnt been - difficult to separate them. it has been but it hasnt been totally i difficult to separate them. it has. been but it hasnt been totally put up been but it hasnt been totally put up music about germany, they got there in the end but it took them a long time to release the leopard two tanks, for example. it hasnt been all plain sailing. youve got other countries in the eu...

Think, because _ presidency position? i dont think, because it _ presidency position? i dont think, because it rotates i presidency position? i dont - think, because it rotates among all 15 members, including the people who, the other 11 people who are not part of the permanence, you could have a very small country running it in the midst of a major crisis. and in terms of a wider sense of the kind of role and significance of the un security council, questions have been asked of this since the i...

The general assembly has had 140 countries vote to condemn the invasion. the security council couldnt do that because china and russia obviously were abstaining. so, ithink, basically, they have moved in that direction. the international criminal court — which is not technically part of the un — has indicted president putin, so theyre doing what they can but youve got to remember when youve got great power politics, its very hard for an international organisation to go against the wishes of ...

Presidency position? yeah, i dont think it — because it rotates among all 15 members, including the people who — the other 11 people who are not part of the permanent, so you could have a very small country, you know, running it in the midst of a major — a major crisis. and in terms of the wider sort of sense of the kind of role or significance of the un security council, i mean, questions have been asked of this since the invasion of ukraine — do you think thats injeopardy at the moment...