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BBCNEWS The Downfall of Boris Johnson -... June 4, 2024 19:33:00

Territory, all knew that there were all sorts of storm clouds gathering and, and that it was going to be difficult. thank you very much, cheers, thank you. the prime minister has made a career of scraping through scandals — for some voters, his flaws are part of his appeal. so, what was it this time that would mean the end? newsreel: the conservative i deputy chief whip has resigned from government, saying that he drank far too much last night and embarrassed himself and other people. a relati...
Prime Minister Storm Clouds Chief Whip Chris Pincher News Agenda

MSNBC Zerlina June 4, 2024 10:48:00

>> it is not an outlier at all, unfortunately, it was just the latest in what is a series of how the republican party im nose to promote abortion bans have really harmed minors in this state and in this country. alabama had one of the strictest parental consent flaws and one of the things that im not learn about until i came to alabama was the fact that when a parent brought in their child in order to have an abortion, they had to bring their pro certificate. and i dont mean they had to bring a ...
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BBCNEWS The Downfall of Boris Johnson -... June 4, 2024 02:34:00

We were in very tricky territory, all knew that there were all sorts of storm clouds gathering and, and that it was going to be difficult. thank you very much, cheers, thank you. the prime minister has made a career of scraping through scandals — for some voters, his flaws are part of his appeal. so, what was it this time that would mean the end? newsreel: the conservative deputy chief whip has - resigned from government, saying that he drank far too much last night and embarrassed himself and...
Yair Lapid Storm Clouds Chris Pincher Conservative Deputy Chief Whip Budging Borisjohnson News Agenda

BBCNEWS Dateline London June 4, 2024 02:36:00

It was his character and integrity that were in question, not his governing policies, and he obviously thought that was deeply unjust. he obviously thought he got the policy right on covid, on the vaccination programme, on the war, so why wasnt that enough? and he did not see that it was simply unacceptable to have a man who could tell lies of that kind or evade the truth in that way as prime minister. and yet, marc roche, there still seemed to be a significant number — though clearly now a mi...
Governing Policies Wasn T Vaccination Programme Prime Minister Belgian Economist Marc Roche Conservative Party

BBCNEWS HARDtalk June 4, 2024 03:34:00

And even across the world, is because theyre so simple. like, dark is bad. light—skinned people are beautiful. and these ideas are so simple that even a young pre—schooler could internalise them and start thinking that theres something wrong with them, or special about them because of their skin colour. so, we have to actively teach kids a different message — to recognise the beauty of the human rainbow and see themselves in it, and recognise all the skin colours as equals. you talk about ...
Skin Colour Pre Schooler Human Rainbow Skin Colours Isn T Human Failings

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BBCNEWS Dateline London June 4, 2024 01:37:00

To see him continue because of what they saw as his kind of qualities outweighing his flaws. despite... — we knew he was a serial liar. the partners in europe have suffered that, when he was saying one thing one day in private, and then another thing in public, so we knew that, but they thought, i suppose, that because he had such an extraordinary victory in the polls and he had managed to take all of these labour constituencies for the first time, that he will do that again, that he had the m...
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MSNBC Ayman June 4, 2024 01:55:00

News overseas, former japanese leader shinzo abe died friday at the age of 67 after being shot at a campaign event in the western city of nara, in a country where gun violence is nearly nonexistent because of gun control laws. the man is being investigated for murder. today, japanese police admitted there were flaws in the security for the former prime minister. at the time of his death. and the police chief has yet to identify these issues through a thorough investigation. he remained a towerin...
Shinzo Abe Campaign Event Gun Violence News Overseas Prime Minister Police Chief

MSNBC Ayman June 4, 2024 04:55:00

At the age of 67 after being shot at a campaign event in the western city of nara, in a country where gun violence is nearly nonexistent because of strict gun control laws. the man is being investigated for murder. today, japanese police admitted there were flaws in the security for the former prime minister. at the time of his death. and the police chief has yet to identify these issues through a thorough investigation. abe remained a towering political figure despite stepping down as japans lo...
Campaign Event Gun Violence Gun Control Laws Shinzo Abe Prime Minister Police Chief

BBCNEWS HARDtalk June 4, 2024 23:33:00

In all the different aspects of their lives. well, one of the fascinating things about particularly racist ideas, and one of the reasons why theyve spread across history, and even across the world, is because theyre so simple. like, dark is bad. light—skinned people are beautiful. and these ideas are so simple that even a young pre—schooler could internalise them and start thinking that theres something wrong with them, or special about them because of their skin colour. so, we have to activ...
Pre Schooler Skin Colour Human Rainbow Skin Colours Isn T Human Failings

BBCNEWS Dateline London June 4, 2024 10:36:00

Simply unacceptable to have a man who could tell lies of that kind or evade the truth in that way as prime minister. and yet, marc roche, there still seemed to be a significant number — though clearly now a minority in the parliamentary conservative party — who still wanted him to stay as prime minister, still in a sense thought the voters had priced in that element of his character, but would still be willing to see him continue because of what they saw as his kind of qualities outweighing ...
Shinzo Abe Belgian Economist Marc Roche Conservative Party Labour Constituencies

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