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Three—year campaign of economic coercion against australia, realising that that campaign didnt work and in fact it was damaging china far more than australia. so, ithink damaging china far more than australia. so, i think that despite whatever rhetoric we may hear from china about the quad, i think it is becoming a lot more realistic that it has to live with the quad is a key part of the pacific.— part of the pacific. david brewster. _ part of the pacific. david brewster, thank - part of the...

Emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. the british home secretary, suella braverman, is under pressure after being caught speeding in her car. the punishment for minor cases is usually a speed awareness course. its reported that ms braverman requested a private course to avoid points on her driving licence. now opposition parties are urging mr sunak to launch an ethics investigation. this report from our political correspondent, ben wright. when a prime minister strides the world stage, its always the q...

Fully 20 points ahead of its nearest rival, the leftist syriza party of prime minister alexis tsipras. these are the scenes in athens right now. kyriatos mitsotakis and his centre—right new democracy have done well and are set to be the largest party. is currently speaking and saying that election victory shows that the new democracy has the peoples approval to rule as a one—party government. he is addressing his supporters there, lets bring in our guest now. joining me now from athens is an...

I think, the use of civil servants, so i think there is definitely questions to be answered. i shouldnt do it in the first place, but if you do get caught, - you just take the medicine. and lets see where we get to. suella braverman was keeping her head down today, but mps will have their own chance to quiz the home secretary about all this when she takes questions in the commons tomorrow. ben wright, bbc news. we can speak now to nick freeman, also known as mr loophole, hes a road traffic and c...

Of the ministerial rule book. but even this former tory party chairman has concerns. | it certainly brings into question, j i think, the use of civil servants, so i think there is definitely questions to be answered. i shouldnt do it in the first place, but if you do get caught, - you just take the medicine. and lets see where we get to. suella braverman was keeping her head down today, but mps will have their own chance to quiz the home secretary about all this when she takes questions in the c...

The reduction in spending, the years of high unemployment that are really they can be a thing of the past and he is demand for the future. here in the uk the bbc understands the prime minister will talk to his ethics adviser on monday — following claims the home secretary broke the ministerial code after being caught speeding. its reported suella braverman asked civil servants to help her book a private driving awareness course — rather than a group session, before paying a fine and acceptin...

That was professor mary gallagher speaking to me earlier. the bbc understands that prime minister rishi sunak will talk to his ethics adviser on monday about the home secretarys handling of a motoring offence. suella braverman consulted civil servants after getting a speeding ticket last summer. she then asked her political adviser whether they could arrange for her to do the speed awareness course on her own. our political correspondent ben wright reports. when a prime minister strides the worl...

When we get in your news out of greece. —— more. the british home secretary, suella braverman, is under pressure about her actions after being caught speeding in her car. the punishment for minor cases is usually a speed awareness course. its reported that ms braverman requested a private course to avoid points on her driving licence. now opposition parties are urging mr sunak to launch an ethics investigation. this report from our political correspondent, ben wright. when a prime minister s...