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Resignation from parliament. then at the end, conclusions and recommendations. you can see on page 67... if we can skip right the way through to that. bear with us. as i say, this is the first any of us are seeing of this report. letsjust find the crucial pages. again, just bear with us, we are going to scroll back. page 67 here. a lot of detail, a lot of dense text. lets just scroll through to what will hopefully be a key area. point 228, which gives you an idea of the length of the report, con...

Presumption of innocence until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. but the evidence -- i mean, the assertions, the allegations and indictment is quite compelling. i have to believe that there is more that wasnt included in the indictment that maybe even more damning, more dangerous for the president. if i were advising the president, i would really tell him that as my colleague, former attorney general bill barr says, he didnt just have this information is proven true, the president is in d...

Johnsons comments. perhaps some of the detail about his previous statements to the house of commons and evidence to the inquiry. here his incorrect assertion, the committee says, that the committees powers are new and its procedure is unfair is a continuation of a pattern of statements, they say, which are old expressions of opinion withoutjustification. they go on to say... and we are reading this for the first time, remember, bear with us. at the time we wrote to mr johnson, we had come to kno...

The committee says, "his personal knowledge of breaches of the rules and guidance combined with his repeated failures to investigate, seek assurances and a deliberate of his mind," the committee says, "or at least reckless behaviour means that its highly unlikely that if he given any reflection," they say, "to these matters, he couldve believed the assertions that he made to the house at the time when he was making them." that is what the committee has found borisjohnson to have deliberately mis...

New report on the origins of covid. it details strong new evidence suggesting the virus did, in fact, escape from a chinese lab in wuhan. the study claims the researchers who led the controversial gain of function research which increases infectiousness of a virus were the first to become sick. the information is renewing criticism over previous assertions that the virus occurred naturally in china. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel joins us now to break it all down. good evening, mike...

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"new york times," federal judge has ruled that -- in march, that prosecutor overseeing investigation of former president trump handling of classified documents, can pierce assertions of attorney-client privilege and compel one of his lawyers to answer more questions before a grand jury, on -- this is last day she served on court then retired. an obama appointee. that provisional allows prosecutor to work around the attorney-client priv plaprivilege when they have reason to believe that legal ser...

"new york times," federal judge has ruled that -- in march, that prosecutor overseeing investigation of former president trump handling of classified documents, can pierce assertions of attorney-client privilege and compel one of his lawyers to answer more questions before a grand jury, on -- this is last day she served on court then retired. an obama appointee. that provisional allows prosecutor to work around the attorney-client priv planning wprivilege when they have reason to believe that le...

Following this arrest of nicola sturgeon. yes, as you have mentioned, chief constable sir in livingston defended the probe, saying that police scotland were asked to look at a number of assertions that had been made. we always do that. that is our duty. then we seek evidence to see if there is any substance in them. butjust how unprecedented is this? that a former first minister is placed under arrest in a case like this? well, it is an incredible development, but we are now, of course, any situ...

Time, pending further investigation. you might remember that as well as the arrest at the time, searches were carried out at a number of properties, including mr murrell and nicola sturgeon�*s home where a police tent was erected and at the snp headquarters in edinburgh. some people close to the party, including its former head of human occasions, viewed the actions of police as heavy—handed and they have been speaking to the newspapers, speaking to the sunday times, the chief constable has ...