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Behind every window, a different dilemma. whats the truth about last years christmas party in the building? who paid for thejohnsons�* expensive interior design upstairs? how can they control another surge in the pandemic? can they keep their own party under control? when thejohnsons moved in upstairs, they had thousands of pounds of renovations. when the lavish expenses emerged, this was the prime ministers claim. who initially paid for the redecoration of his downing street flat? he should k...

Its the 43 million people who live in ukraine -- real people -- who are now under the gun. and war, if it comes, will be in their hometowns and their backyards. sometimes as cnns matthew chance found out, conditions resembling the first world war than the last. >> reporter: i mean, we have entered this war of trenches that have been dug along the frontline. i can tell you i mean, its like being thrown back to the early-20th century and the -- and the great war. because ive not seen anything like...

Covid vaccination passports could be expected and demanded in other settings, whether it be big venues like football matches, all being able to get access and entry into nightclubs. one of the other questions that was raised at prime ministers questions was by a labour mp, catherine west, raising issues about other alleged parties at the flat, at number ten, also during various stages of restrictions last year, earlierthan various stages of restrictions last year, earlier than the party in quest...

But todays announcement felt a little flat for some workers in manchester. i think its fair for us to be in the workplace with our colleagues i think its better for us to be in the workplace with our colleagues supporting each other, working from home is really isolating, so for me it is just not an option. while others felt better prepared this time around. when we did the first lockdown, when we had to work from home, we didnt know what we were up against, but i feel like we are in a better pl...

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Explained, otherwise, and argued. so with respect to humanizing himself, of course, he got up and testified in a compelling way and a calm way. but he is a trained actor, right? so the idea that he is a self-made man, hes hustled, hes worked hard. trust me, believe me, dont convict me. okay. then you get to the explanation part which completely fell flat, anderson. the idea that on a frigid chicago january night, they just happened to find him at this location without any planning is not plausib...

To immobilize dangerous suspects. >> go ahead and pull the trigger. >> reporter: officer allison uses this room of city mailboxes and street scenes for taser training including how to tell them apart from real guns. the demo pistol is red but, otherwise, identical to a black service weapon. >> you hold that flat and add some live rounds in it. there is a pretty distinct difference in the weight of those two weapons. >> so your service weapon, its heavier. the grip is longer. the taser obviously ...

And said that the two of them are liars and not to be believed. >> sara sidner, appreciate it. thank you. joining us now is criminal defense attorney, sarah azari. sarah, im wondering what you made of smolletts testimony on the whole? did you think he was very credible? i mean, as a criminal defense attorney, do you think he helped his case? >> no, anderson. he hurt his case. there are two reasons why we put up a defendant to testify. one is so he could humanize himself and the other is to exp...

Entered this -- of -- of trenches that have been dug along the frontline. i can tell you i mean, its like being thrown back to the early-20th century and the -- and the great war. because ive not seen anything like this in modern warfare. but this is modern. the reality of confrontation with moscow and its proxies. >> joining us now, "new york times" foreign affairs columnist, tom friedman, best selling author of many books including the world is flat. so, tom, how much is on the line right now ...

Here, what this tells you from a military perspective, the area of interest for putin is this area in here. this gives him an opportunity to achieve some sigma tphaoufr capabilities to cut this off. you wouldnt anticipate military operations that would go all the way to kiev >> no. first of all, its fascinating to look with your eyes on the satellite imagery. you dont have to have a trained eye to to see this. >> right. . >> they have it surrounded on three sides. >> the terrain, the geography h...