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>> yes, i also think that liz cheney has humiliated these liars and it will be interesting to see what happens in the days and months to come and where she finds support, because i do think theres lots of people and organizations who support the truth. and believe in the constitution. and shes betting on this country. and i think this is just the beginning of something that, you know, is very frustrating to watch this party go down in flames. quite frankly, we need a strong republican party. con...

Asked to have a third jab, effectively. you stretch or think yourself, hang on a minute, if that isjust me, how many yourself, hang on a minute, if that is just me, how many of these peoples records want to be accurate?— peoples records want to be accurate? �* ., ., ., , accurate? and therefore how many doses might _ accurate? and therefore how many doses might not _ accurate? and therefore how many doses might not being _ accurate? and therefore how many doses might not being held - accurat...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political strategist, jo tanner and broadcaster david davies. lets start with the guardian, it says boris johnson is facing thank you very much i clearly did not put them off enough last time because they are back for a second helping. lets start with the guardian, it says boris johnson is facing criticism for delaying an inquiry into the governments handling of the pandemic, until next spring. t...

The problem with all of this stuff is the science behind its form of the scientists are learning all the time. you know, viruses mutate. its what they do. its a constant race to keep up with them. i think while it is a striking headline, i think the government will be wanting to keep on with their road map is much as they possibly can, boris himself, he is a very optimistic person. he has been wanting to come across as “p has been wanting to come across as up —— optimistic. so its not good...

To have gotten so far through the pandemic to properly look back at what has happened, what shouldve happened and actually to have some proper conclusions from that. i think the challenge is that there are lots of people quite rightly who are lots of people quite rightly who are very upset and very concerned and feel that they want answers, and rightly so, but at the same time, we do need as many people as possible that are involved in this process to be rowing in the same direction to get us a ...

Make it a very striking front page, but i suppose it comes with the price that it can look overdramatic. it does look out of kilter with when you have got other papers tomorrow suggesting that masks wont be need to be worn any more and we are coming to the end of lockdown, and we have already seen this week that talk of whether we can hug or not, how come if we do, what that looks like. people are looking forward to next week when we can start to meet indoors. this is in complete contrast. i thi...

The improvement in the uk economy as lockdown restrictions continue to be eased. but the i says the final lockdown lifting could be delayed due to the threat from the indian covid variant. lets begin with the ft. i was saying on last nights papers, jo, we dont get a lot of coverage, and havent done in recent years, of middle east and indeed of a lot of foreign used in a lot of our papers, certainly not prominently. events in the middle east in particular in gaza and in israel look like they are ...

Now on bbc news its time for click. this week — bikes. boats. bots. and shops. hey, welcome to click! this week, were going to talk about locking stuff and keeping stuff safe, which is why lara currently has a safe on her lap. well, its a safe with a bit of a difference. you know when youre at the dining table and it feels like everybody has a reason that they have to do something on their phone there and then? laughs. yeah, yeah, yeah. well, this aims to overcome that. its somewhere to lock a...

Care, borne by familes. and the express focuses on the pick up in the uk economy, as lockdown restrictions began to ease. right. lets begin if we may with the times. jo, fears mount over threats of war in gaza. yet another picture of a blood red sky over gaza strip. picture of a blood red sky over gaza stri -. , ., ., picture of a blood red sky over gaza stri. , ., ., ., , picture of a blood red sky over gaza stri n , . ., . , . strip. yes, and world leaders have started to talk _ strip. yes, an...

Youtube says it does not tolerate harassment or trolling and that user safety is its top priority. it says it works quickly to remove content that violates its policies. and as football fans return to stadiums in the coming weeks, the pressure will remain on social media companies notjust to tackle the abuse of fans online, but of players who pay social media tax too. earlier this month, football clubs and players led the sporting world in a boycott of social media to take a stand against all fo...