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ukraines vast farms were feeding the world, but the country is now reliant on billions of dollars of help just to get through every month. ukraines finance minister tells me how hes kept the economy functioning despite the missiles and the deliberate targeting of infrastructure, including the power grid. also, im going to be hearing from a leading business voice on how private companies have managed to keep doing business in a war zone and how theyre supporting their staff through it a...

on the beach. check out this wild video we just got from the daily mail. [laughs] women and men getting into boozy beach brawls, the new normal. breakers being warned of a via viral load -- 17 shots mixed with electrolytes or caffeine it can lead to alcohol poisoning. if they go to mexico theres the threat of getting kidnapped by cartels. state department warning. fentanyl is probably the biggest danger disparate break because one pill can kill. officials were handing out free narcan. ...

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deals with that caucus after the small but effective group of republicans showed impact. yanked away mid tirade against congressman gaetz. now, that process was used to take new powers away from leadership and em power mccarthy foes. in a new piece reporting that whatever everyone think of gaetz his critics across the spectrum acknowledge he must be dealt with after the speaker clash, and mccarthy allies dont like it, saying its not the outcome they preferred but gaetzs stature has bee...

reform but delay, any big reorganisation will have that effect. in terms of mrs thornton as i understand completely with all the ghastly events and reporting why your confidence in the met is shaken, i also understand that since i took up office six months ago i have been determined to be transparent and get all of the gruesome facts at their and show we are taking action against it, so thatis are taking action against it, so that is bound to shake trust and i understand that. but what...

theres a new commissioner even in place because people dont follow the news that closely. so its going to take time for people to see the difference. and of course what ive been very clear about from day one is as we lift the stone, as we confront the things that have been confronted in the past, then, frankly, thats going to have an effect on confidence because youre sort of, were baring all were saying, "look, there is a problem. "were facing into it. "were taking it on." the poll al...

to russia. the kremlin says it does not consider the arrest warrant to be legal. all of this comes against the back drop of chinese president xi jinpings scheduled visit to rue tonight, gillian turner at the white house with how the administration is reacting to the putin war crime story and next steps in ukraine. we begin with senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot. good evening, greg. >> hi, bret. president biden recently called russian president putin a war criminal for hi...

from tucker carlson that he hates that is the headline of the night, thats tonights last word the 11th hour stephanie ruhle starts right now. tonight, its a look behind the scenes fox news, during the 2020 election. but texts and emails released, as part of dominions 1.6 billion dollar lawsuit. hosts continue to oppose push trumps -- with rupert murdoch questioning if they went too far. then, tucker carlson cherry-picking, and flat out misrepresenting the events of january 6th. the con...

>> great to have you here, ali. im going to show the audience something that happened in the senate today that ive never seen before. the senate chaplain who begins every day in the senate with a prayer, the senate chaplain gave up today on thoughts and prayers. the senate chaplain said that thoughts and prayers are not enough after that mass murder that we saw in nashville yesterday in that school. and it was quite a challenge that he issued to senators, especially republican senators...

hello and welcome to bbc world news. the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, will arrive in the uk tomorrow for face—to—face talks with prime minister rishi sunak to discuss an imminent deal for trade in northern ireland. it all revolves around the post—brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland. the irish taoisoech, leo varadkar, said... earlier, the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, began to outline what might be in the deal including the right ...