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An ahinelliance with russia whis amongst your priorities. it is always in your ploem. its amazing. >> in 2017, marine le pen was widely have seen to locket the election on the night of the debate. this time, she had spent a couple days preparing. and if the polls have been widening in favor of emmanuel macron, it seems there is still everything to play for when fransz goes to the polls oh sunday. and as the debate reminded us, very much at stake. melissa bell, cnn paris. >> the british prime min...

It was betterjust government, and therefore deciding it was better just to say there is no quip, no telling mps how they had to vote on this. we have heard a piece from his own benches this afternoon, who we did not know already wanted him to go, saying it is time for him to stand down. even though the prime minister may be thousands of miles away, partygate issueis thousands of miles away, partygate issue is following him to india at the moment. joining us is the conservative mp for amber valle...

Welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, im mariko oi. the headlines: russia intensifies its offensive in eastern ukraine. we have a special report from a village thats bracing for the worst. they are doing their best, but it is going to be a difficult, protracted war. the united states and its allies respond by promising more military support for ukraine. in the uk, borisjohnson apologises again for breaking covid lockdown rules, insisting it was not done deliberately. as soon as i re...

Welcome to bbc news. im david eades. our top stories: ukrainian forces say theyre holding out against russias latest attacks, despite intense bombardment in the eastern, donbas region. this community is trying to prepare itself for a full on russia offensive. they are doing their best but this is going to be a difficult, protracted war. the united states and its allies promise to send more weapons to help ukraine in its defence. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, apologises profusely to p...

This is bbc news. our top stories. ukrainian forces say theyre holding out against russias latest attacks, despite intense bombardment in the eastern, donbas region. this community is trying to prepare itself for a full—on russia offensive. they are doing their best but this is going to be a difficult, protracted war. the united states and its allies promise to send more weapons to help ukraine in its defence. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, apologises profusely to parliament for bre...

Should at least be extended for a while to protect people and to prevent the further spread of the virus. she has decided that health officials overstepped their legal authority, their legal powers by introducing this mandate in the first place. so it comes to an end. the white house says it is disappointed. the official advice from health officials is that people should in fact continue to wear face coverings when using public transport, but significantly, the administration is saying now that ...

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Forbidden seventh mona. doesnt the prime minister realise thatjohn would have given the world to halt his dying wifes hand even if it was just for nine minutes? —— forbidden seventh mourner. but he didnt hold her hand because he followed the prime ministers rules. rules that we know the stomach know the payments are blithely repeated and deliberately ignored. —— prime minister blithely repeated. after months of excuses todays half—hearted apology will never be enough tojohn robinson. i...