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To do more for this unprecedented decision by naomi osaka to walk away from the open. france and germany say they want full clarity following a report that claims the u.s. spied on several european politician 2012 to 2014 with the help of a denmark intelligence agency. now, this comes after reporting on the alleged spying by the danish public broadcaster. one of the officials allegedly targeted was german chancellor angela merkel. she discussed the scandal monday with french president emanuel ...

That may manage to come together. any support that netanyahu can get, any bounce he can get from lindsey grahams visit will undoubtedly be to his benefit. its not clear he will. lindsey graham expected to meet with other people, other politicians during his visit. it would seem likely that would include nef tally bennett. but at the moment its unclear if hell make it as public as he has with the current prime minister. >> netanyahu could say i have trumps guy by my side. theres a danish broadcas...

Right, i really want to work with the tour to discuss ways we can make things better for the players, press, and fans. now former pro turned broadcaster mat rick mcenroe told us tennis federations, they badly mishandled this. >> i naomis statement she released yesterday was a lot better. it was a lot kleer about what her issues are. and are moving forward. mental health is at the forefront of a conversation which were now having which is i think great news. i thought the statement from the rolan...

Mistakes were made over the last year, to labour criticising the governments borders policy, which they said let the indian variant in in the first place, so as borisjohnson looks at the data, he has a very big judgement call to make. and well find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrows front pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are the broadcaster john stapleton and kate andrews, who is the economics correspondent at the spec...

The prime minister, he says, "you are right, i am more frightened of you, dominic cummings, having the power to stop the chaos than i am of the chaos. chaos isnt that bad, chaos means that everyone has to look to me to see who is in charge." i wonder, assuming that that is a correct representation of what borisjohnson said to him, what that tells us, or might tell us, about the conduct of government — and what your views are on that? yes, and again, you could say, well, dominic cummings was ou...

To what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster, john stapleton, and kate andrews, who is the economics correspondent at the spectator. we will start with small�*s front pages. the metro warns of a third wave alert — reporting that the end of lockdown three weeks today is on a knife—edge because covid infections could overwhelm hospitals. the guardian adds that scientists are demanding a rethink on the 21 june end to lockdown. the daily telegraph leads on a...

With emmanuel macron of france, who gave his response. translation: i will simply say this is simply unacceptable between allies. its even less so between allies. its even less so between allies and european partners. i have allies and european partners. i have a great regard for a mutual interest in our common security. there is no place between us for suspicion. that is why am waiting for a complete clarity from our american and danish partners on all the information they have about this revel...

Than i am of the chaos. "chaos isnt that bad, chaos means that everyone has "to look to me to see who is in charge." i wonder, assuming that that is a correct representation of what borisjohnson said to him, what that tells us, or might tell us, about the conduct of government — and what your views are on that? yes, and again, you could say, well, dominic cummings was out to get borisjohnson, and again, i would argue that that would be a perfectly valid thing to say if it was at odds with what...

200 pretty high-quality shows a year. so based on that, we should get the 11:30 time slot. >> one of the most important moments in the history of the dave letterman show is when g.e. bought nbc. >> when general electric bought this company, rca and nbc, i thought i would drop by the general electric building here in midtown manhattan. >> we just wanted to drop off a little fruit basket and say hello to the folks on the board of directors. can you hear me? >> and david letterman was a broadcaster...

>> dave thought he was selling out to get "the tonight show" away from him basically. so naturally he thought i dont respect jay for doing that. >> dave was more of a broadcaster than he was a comedian. and dave had a whole different sensibility. >> the whole question of letterman taking over for johnny, i mean, we would talk about how nice it would be if we had the 11:30 time slot. that was the dream. >> this is my mother. >> mrs. letterman, can i ask you a question? >> sure. >> has david ever ...