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>> that afternoon, we had people who did the right thing and the next day we had people -- >> about that. hearing vice president harris took me back to the questions she was asked at the munich security for, which has backed this whole thing. the world is watching. the big question from the head of the forum was, americas back but for how long? i think the world views this moment we are in with great trepidation because there is fear that not only will america veer off the democratic path, but i...

Report you heard from ben wright he thought there would be working about the situation at manston in together with european partners and was optimistic there would be some kent, grant shapps chose his words carefully and talked about the situation tipping into, or the more detailed come in a few weeks, centre tipping into moving from what so hinting at new cooperation. there should just be a processing centre, not a place for holding people and shutting them in and keeping them is a realisation ...

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ pa>> inflation at a nearly 40 yr high, prices going through the roof under president bidens watch. while his administration struggles to get a grip, a top democrat makes a stunning suggestion: telling american family sky-high prices to crack open a can of beefaroni. >> feeling pain at the pump and at the grocery stores. what do you plan to do to solve our inflation problem? >> i grew up in a family where if the gas price went up, the food budget went down, so by this time of the ...

Energy efficiency, and all of the that in the coming weeks as those opportunities in the new change and conversations happen amongst our a lot of business to make in those teams, but we are leaving this with sectors, so its not only about the renewed confidence and optimism that working together with our european cost, we have to meet the needs of partners means we can make a low income countries and make sure difference and grip this challenge the transition is just but we have of illegal migra...

You will hear more details about that in the coming weeks as those conversations happen amongst our teams, but we are leaving this with renewed confidence and optimism that working together with our european partners means we can make a difference and grip this challenge of illegal migration and stop people coming illegally. buy when and by what order of magnitude question on how soon will things improve and how soon will fewer people be attempting these perilous we want the situation to resolve...

Can maintain their grip. it is 6:30 in the morning. like every parent, laney is rushing to get her children ready for the day. but in the past few months, she has spent more and more of her time focused on schooling, fighting back against what she believes is a growing conservative and christian influence in the classroom.— in the classroom. when we first got here everything _ in the classroom. when we first got here everything is _ in the classroom. when we first got here everything is mild, ...

Our ireland correspondent emma vardy told us more. northern ireland is in the grip of this political crisis at the moment. people have no government at stormont, no politicians in power, no ministers there to take important decisions which matter for public services. why is this happening? in may at the stillman selections, sinn fein for the first time in the history became the largest party, an historic moment for them, the first time a nationalist party had become the largest party in northern...

The initial grief and the shock felt by so many south koreans has turned into anger and has turned into a desire to get answers as to what went wrong. sinn feins vice—president, michelle oneill, has been addressing her partys conference in dublin. sinn fein became the largest party in the stormont assembly at the last election, but ms oneill has not been able to take up the role of northern irelands first minister, while the dup refuses to go back into an executive. our correspondent emma vard...

Detention centres. we are going to look at the express _ detention centres. we are going to look at the express although - detention centres. we are going to look at the express although i - detention centres. we are going to| look at the express although i dont think we had that section highlighted, but it says migrant crackdown, a shake—up of the asylum system could see those making bogus claims deported more quickly. it is a big issue for the government and the problem is they have had 12 y...

Experience in the seven decision—making new staff and get a -rip. decision—making new staff and get a grin and _ decision—making new staff and get a grin and i_ decision—making new staff and get a grip. and i think this is the mantra of the _ grip. and i think this is the mantra of the second paper review, very dangerous— of the second paper review, very dangerous and i think the intelligence services will be quite worried _ intelligence services will be quite worried about this as wel...