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So how can public confidence be restored in the uks biggest police force? also tonight... a frosty meeting in moscow between liz truss and her russian counterpart to try to avert war in ukraine. translation: the conversation we had was like a deaf— translation: the conversation we had was like a deaf person _ translation: the conversation we had was like a deaf person talking _ was like a deaf person talking to someone — was like a deaf person talking to someone who is mute. borisjohnson mee...

Of passion. michelle, she claimed, was a lying schemer who had been busy stealing wet little giselle had left in life, her family. mark class watched from the back of the courtroom. he was disgusted. >> i dont think character is as a nation is a defense. if you are going to defend against the indefensible, i think you have to find a better way of doing it then to vilify the victim. >> reporter: but ford was worried, the defense might just work. >> if i come in as a defense lawyer, and we are goi...

Under new pressure over alleged downing street parties, with scathing criticism from a former conservative prime minister. day after day, the public was asked to believe the unbelievable. ministers were sent out to defend the indefensible. calls for millions of draughty british homes to be better insulated to help the fight against climate change. the mystery of why team figure skating medals have still not been awarded at the winter olympics, amid reports of a failed drugs test. and wayne roone...

He should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. >> we know exactly what happened to that kevin mccarthy. he spent the ensuing 13 months trying to buddy up to a disgraced, twice impeached, one term former president, hoping to get the golden ticket and become speaker. and hes not the only one trying to defend the indefensible. rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel taking a page out of the trump playbook, blaming the media, when all else fails, blame the media, right? writing i...

Day after day, the public was asked to believe the unbelievable. ministers were sent out to defend the indefensible. a call for better insulation in the uk, as two thirds of houses are said to be leaking heat. also coming up this hour... 50 years on from the miners strike — the former miners union leader, arthur scargill, gives a rare sit—down interview to the bbc. hello and welcome to bbc news. boris johnson warned that the ukraine crisis is "at its most dangerous moment" as he spoke of the...

"the notion there is one rule for the government and one rule for everybody else is politically deadly" and he said it had hit home. he made this specific accusation. at number10, the prime minister and officials broke lockdown laws. brazen excuses were dreamed up. day after day, the public was asked to believe the unbelievable. ministers were sent out to defend the indefensible. making themselves look gullible or foolish as they did so. now, asked about that afterwards, sirjohn major appeared t...

Unbelievable. ministers were sent out to defend the indefensible, making themselves look gullible or foolish as they did so. collectively, this has made the government look distinctly shifty, which has consequences that go far beyond political unpopularity. no government can function properly if its word is treated with suspicion. a recent report by the constitutional unit ucl tells us that the public trust in the courts more than the civil service, the civil service more than parliament and par...

Excuses" for their behaviour and asked the public to "believe the unbelievable". sirjohns damning comments come as police investigate a total of 12 separate gatherings. at number ten, the prime minister and officials broke lockdown rules. brazen excuses were dreamed up. day after day, the public was asked to believe the unbelievable. ministers were sent out to defend the indefensible, making themselves look gullible or foolish as they did so. 0ur political correspondent helen catt is in westmins...

Today at 6:00pm, boris johnson warns the crisis over ukraine could be entering its most dangerous phase. he was speaking on a visit to nato headquarters in brussels... artillery fire. ..as russia begins new war games, on ukraines border. i know that in the kremlin and across russia, they must be wondering whether it is really sensible to expend the blood of russian soldiers in a war that i think would be catastrophic. meeting troops in poland, more trouble back home, with criticism from a former...

Means it can veto resolutions, formal statement by the security council, the light cant do stop the security council from meeting. and stop members of the media -- calm russia out from the actions its taken. and forcing russia to defend itself. and what its done is fine for the indefensible. so, tomorrow the united states joined by other country will be calling for such a meeting and russia will be called to account to explain its actions. >> do you think thats having any effect? if you listen t...