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Our russia editor, steve rosenberg, has this update from kaliningrad. when one of the most powerful men in russia, nikolai patrushev, the hawkish chief of the russian security council, flies into kaliningrad as he did earlier today and issues a very public and stern warning about the consequences of russias response to all of this will be very bad, very serious for the lithuanian people. that makes you wonder what russia is planning here. now some russian politicians and commentators are calling...

That makes you wonder what russia is planning here. now some russian politicians and commentators are calling for a military response to lithuania — a show of force by russia. now thats quite incredible, really, because that would mean basically, russia against nato. and i dont think thats very likely, but the fact that some people are talking about this and pushing this shows just how bad relations have become between russia and the west. youre watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on th...

His coalition, "ensemble", lost around a hundred seats, with major gains for both marine le pen�*s far—right party and a new alliance led by far—left leaderjean—luc melenchon. now on bbc news, its time for dateline london, with sean ley. hello and welcome to the programme which brings together leading uk commentators with the foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to audiences in their own countries from the dateline london. this week, what does international law amount to?...

Ability to go too far. >> is the jonbenet ramsey murder investigation turning into a media circus. >> yes its tabloid, but on the other hand, its a tablet era. heres the point, here is where the fear comes into it, larry. its the fear that says gosh, if we dont cover it big-time, our competition is, and when they cover it big-time theyre going to be top of the ratings. the first thing is to last, if we are going to last, if were going to survive weve got to do it. >> what you also see is a whole...

Juneteenth, of fresh perspective . we will also pay tribute to the late great mark shields. his daughter amy will join me live. the first, the u.s. medias narrative about president biden. its facing a perfect storm right now with the rising inflation, skyhigh gas, the continued covid pandemic, the presidents unpopularity in the polls. more and more columnists are commentators are bringing up bidens age is a factor as well. right now, some liberals see up pylon going on. conservatives just think ...

Is hearsay is fallacious. >> democrats are starting to jump ship as the new york post put it say it aint joe, democratic doubts mounted on bidens 2024 reelection run. >> joe biden is not going to run their knocking to let him run he could not run. >> joining us to analyze the converging jason chaffetz from a republican congressman now a fox news contributor kevin corker white house correspondent for fox news. lots of commentators especially on the right have been holding forth on joe bidens liab...

Debate. its been distorted by some people. whats your read on this? rethinking the word, big lie. >> i think i agree partly with your boss here. the big lie is not specific unless you are extremely plugged into what youre talking about. i know youre talking to when. in fact, there are any number of lies of claims trumps have made that are lies even prior to the election. the biggest lie even of our lifetime. when debbie weapons of mass destruction or something going back to the bush era. i think...

Ahead? of course, that is the nature of negotiations. _ ahead? of course, that is the nature of negotiations. a _ ahead? of course, that is the nature of negotiations. a strike _ ahead? of course, that is the nature of negotiations. a strike threat - ahead? of course, that is the nature of negotiations. a strike threat is . of negotiations. a strike threat is there to concentrate the minds more securely, to come to the table and negotiate so because they can be settled. there can still be a sett...

Up in a time when politics was important, and people listened to each other, and that is what he definitely wanted to pass on, i know, to the future, the future political commentators and presidents and congressmen. >> and youre a tv producer yourself. we actually happen to be colleagues, both at warner brothers and discovery. you make television for a living. do you see connections between your work and his time on tv? >> i do. i mean, i think its story telling, probably the headline, right? we...