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yes, you guessed it — again. in the studio are janet daley — american by birth, british by choice — whose weekly column appears in the sunday telegraph, the irishjournalist suzanne lynch, who writes for the politicos brussels playbook and newly returned from filming in cambodia, the bbc�*s asia—pacific editor, celia hatton. welcome to all of you. thanks for coming in. lets begin with party gate. the fines are written and there over, they will be any more now. is borisjohnson�...

i dont know about polls, but i do know about winning the races one district at a time. >> jeanine: utterly delusional nancy pelosi says everything is awesome in joe bidens america and that democrats deserve to be rewarded in the midterms. meanwhile, back in the real world, the president is setting records again for all the wrong reasons. bidens approval hitting a record low in the new a.p. poll. just 39% of the country thinks hes doing a good job. but record inflation is crushing ameri...

outside of the justices home. >> they basically condoned this behavior and it is concerning. >> the g.o.p. senate race possibly headed for a recount. >> trump endorsed dr. oz still leading right now by a razor thin margin. >> we have done well. this election is ours. >> rockets one toward the gap in left center field headed toward of the wall. its out of here. alonzo puts a capper on it with a 3-run homer. ♪ good morning . >> ainsley: its raining here but it was beautiful. i slept wi...

some ukrainian refugees who were offered a place to stay by uk families are being asked to leave the homes of their sponsors. secret schools are being set up to educate girls in afghanistan in defiance of the taliban who have refused to let them back in the classroom. tens of thousands of rangers fans are in spain ahead of one of the biggest games in the clubs history, the europa league final, tonight. good afternoon and welcome. prices are rising at their fastest rate for a0 years, as...

ended their mission, after hundreds of soldiers leave the azovstal steel plant. after being trapped there for more than two months. i want to underline, ukraine needs its ukrainian heroes alive. this is our principle. wayne rooney has given evidence in his wifes libel trial as the multi—million pound case enters its final day at the high court. tributes are paid to kay mellor, the actress and writer best known for the series girlfriends. the foreign secretary liz truss has confirmed ...

theres serious stuff in the world as well as a little fun with nicole. the big news come out of doj, formally requesting evidence and transcripts from the january 6th committee. that is a clear sign that the criminal probe of the insurrection is intensifying, linking with some of the leads in congress. well bring that to you tonight. also, tucker carlson dodging and weaving account ability after a mass shooter cited the same thing hes been pushing. well get into that, but right now, el...

plus, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell leads a delegation of senate republicans on an unannounced visit to ukraine even as one of his own members slows progress on military aid that washington has been trying to fast-track. well tell you where that legislation stands now. and a key component of russias propaganda machine at risk, as bloggers imbedded with russian troops are fed up with the repeated failures and are now voicing concerns. good morning. and welcome to "way too e...

developing rain, temperatures are in the low 20s in many places. that is the theme, really, through the week ahead. there is some warmth and some sunshine at times, but every now and again there is potentialfor some heavy and even thundery downpours. hello, this is bbc news. well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. swedens ruling social democrats have backed the country joining nato. its after finland also confirmed it will apply for nato mem...

done it, her boyfriend? her ex? >> he was very obsessed with angie. >> the trail went cold for more than two decades. but she was sure she knew who the killer was, even got a private detective license to help prove it. >> i said, im a private investigator, and i need you to tell me where is the evidence, all of that. it wasnt well received at all. >> finally, the break they needed. >> we got the match. >> leading to one of the greatest twists of all time. >> it could not have shocked m...

keeping a secret. >> she was really working for the cia. >> thats my understanding, yes. >> an undercover job handling classified documents but the real intrigue started when she went missing. >> i knew something was wrong. >> i didnt want to believe that this was actually a reality. >> we had concerns that there may be missing classified information. it could turn into an espionage investigation. >> espionage? was this some kind of international spy caper or maybe it was something clo...