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In the party had it will have to get everybody to play nicely which is not always very easy in the u.s. congress to be able to pull this off. >> trace: i want to put this on the screen, it was coming up on sunday? apparently the grandmothers. >> yes, we will be talking to him. hes an interesting because hes one of the 11 republicans that are willing to go on with up bipartisan, but he will do that once he hears that the next democratic package is as much of things $20 and pick tax increases for ...

We can hold it together. you really do get flavor of that in the e-mails. to your point, grumbling, passing things along, but nobody actually taking action, no investigation launched. everybody kind of just nodding as well as they can. >> the one person who resigns here about whom we still dont really know the back story, is bj peck who is the u.s. attorney in georgia. by are tightening the time line of things we dont know here. we see the chief white house chief of staff mark meadows sort of fo...

Says look at the evidence provided by the scientists. earlier this year, the scientists said you need to have about 80% of their staff in care homes for elderly people vaccinated at least with a first dose to protect residents of the care homes and that is why the government is pushing ahead with this policy of making vaccination is compulsory. we understand the decision has been made, the consultation has come to a close and it will be announced in the next couple of days, with care home worker...

Among themselves to the effect of, well if we dont do it, how bad is it? if the coup doesnt happen how bad is it? we kaplan order in place, nobody really knows this is happening in the public view, we can hold things together. you really do get a flavor of that in these emails. to your point, grumbling, passing things along but nobody actually taking any action. no investigations launched. everybody kind of just nodding. >> and the one person who resigns here about whom we still dont know the ba...

It easier for people to get the vaccine than making it compulsory. they say or make it will be harder to recruit people to work in care homes, which is already pretty difficult for some care home providers. however, the government says look at the evidence provided by the scientists. earlier this year, the scientists said you need to have about 80% of the staff in care homes for elderly people vaccinated at least with a first dose to protect residents of the care homes and that is why the govern...

Has eroded, as he appeared before mps this morning, to be questioned over trade difficulties between northern ireland and britain. arguments between the eu and the uk about the post—brexit status of northern ireland have intensified over the last few weeks, with authorities in northern ireland struggling to deal with demand, and the sheer amount of checks required on goods entering northern irish ports from great britain. with me is our reality check correspondent chris morris. so what are the...

Conversations reporting showed up in the "washington post." "new york times." and out lets show officials began to have conversations among themselves to the effect of if we dont do it, how bad is it? if the coup doesnt happen how bad is it. we kept law and order in place. nobody knows this is happening. we can hold it together. you really do get flavor of that in the e-mails. to your point, grumbling, passing it along. nobody actually taking action. no investigation launched. everybody kind of ...

As that gets down into northwest england and west wales, the rain will turn lighter and patchier. across northern ireland and much of scotland, well see sunny spells, well be into the fresher air here, just 1—2 showers. quite a brisk breeze across the northwest. further south and east, we will see further spells of sunshine, lighter winds — and thats where the heat and humidity will be building. so, temperatures heading upwards to 29—30 celsius across some parts of southeast england. and w...

Dry, i suspect. some of those showers may be getting into parts of east wales, as well, rumbling on into places on thursday. further north and west, were into the cooler, fresher air, spells of sunshine with temperatures 17 celsius for aberdeen and belfast. still some humidity holding on down towards the southeast corner. across the southeast, we could see further pulses of heavy, possibly thundery rain drifting through during friday. but, with higher pressure further west, well see more in the ...