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At any time to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. in the last few moments we have been getting reaction from the kremlin on the ruling by the european court of human rights that russia was responsible for the killing in 2006 in london of alexander litvinenko, an outspoken critic of the russian government who died after drinking tea laced with the radioactive isotope polonium 210. the kremlin spokesman on a daily conference call with journalists in the last few moments gave this in respon...

Use, is the result of operations by the russian security services, but so far as poisonings and assassinations as exposures abroad are concerned, i think we will see a bowl of foray few years because they will need to train new people. —— i think we will see a lull. will need to train new people. -- i think we will see a lull.— will need to train new people. -- i think we will see a lull. what about the un court— think we will see a lull. what about the un court of— think we will see a...

Of the uk authorities and the european court of human rights has concluded that russia authorised that poisoning. this morning the kremlin spokesman said such assertions are in the very least baseless and we are not prepared to pay attention to such decisions. pressure is part of the council of europe and does subscribe to the european court of human rights decisions, so that will be hard for than to deal with. potentially, where does it go? i dont think anywhere, to be honest. the coach is auth...

Legal assertions regarding weisselberg and said they, quote, look forward to challenging those assertions in court. still ahead, the fbi converges on the home of the man last seen with a young missing woman, as a body is found in the search for gabby petito. also coming up, the white house launches an interagency effort to combat extreme heat as climate change drives temperatures to dangerous levels. president bidens national climate adviser joins us next with details of that push. thats aft...

Taliban credibility making and able to control afghanistan, i do not agree with those assertions whatsoever. and again, i have seen this time and time again is almost always proven to be false. paul: what should we be watching for as we move forward in afghanistan. are you going get reports of camps growing and developing or wait until theres national terror attack somewhere and we traced to afghanistan before we know what is happened. guest: that the u.s. presence and an organized resistance in...

Mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell literally introduced her. she was standing alongside the man who has threatened to blockade any future biden picks and then claiming that justices are not political actors. come on, the only thing thats surprising to me is that a lot of mainstream media outlets continue to gullibly report these. we have liberal justices, hes got a whole book tour out claiming that the court still needs to be viewed as an apolitical institution, and assertions otherwise are off ba...

Simply too afraid to stand up and challenge the assertions that the former president is making. weve been talking about chris christie and how he was willing to go to the regan library and make statements about how the republican party is losing all credibility, needs to actually start recognizing what the truth is. but, of course, even he didnt say donald trumps name out loud because theyre all so afraid of being attacked by the former president. and all of those things are problems here. now, ...

Australia/new zealand/u.s. treaty. its yet another layer of the intimate relation partnership we have with australia and the uk. >> colonel leighton, for people who have not been focusing entirely on chinese assertions, aggressions in the pacific, what has led up to this that australia, the united states, and the uk would feel the need to reassert the alliance and say, and you know what, were going to give some powerful submarines to australia to push back against china? what has china been doin...

Government money to fund coronavirus research at a lab in wuhan, china. the publication called the intercept sued the national institutes of health for these documents. republicans on the house energy and commerce committee say theyve been asking for this information for months and talk a lawsuit from a news outlet to get it. >> we learned these risky research projects make a lab leak applausable theory as to the origins of covid-19 and that eco health alliance. >> dr. richard e. bright says hes...

One of these grants shows research on coronaviruss in mice engineered to have human receptors on their cells and scientists conducted the work at a biosafety level three lab. not a more secure level four lab in wuhan. national institutes of health says nih has never approved any research that would make a coronavirus more dangerous to humans. the research we supported in china sought to understand the behavior of coronavirus circulating in bats that have the potential to cause widespread disease...