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Have _ suspension, i suspect this would have all— suspension, i suspect this would have all gone away and owen paterson would _ have all gone away and owen paterson would have _ have all gone away and owen paterson would have still been an mp tomorrow. but they did not, so this is a crisis. — tomorrow. but they did not, so this is a crisis, really, of the governments own making. and it is quite _ governments own making. and it is quite different every the just two years _ quite different eve...

The principality stadium. the cardiff flanker is one of six changes from last weekends 54—16 defeat against new zealand. details of both squads are on the bbc sport website. thats all the sport for now. but olly foster will be back at 6.30pm with sportsday. more on all of those stories on the bbc sport website, clive. jane, thank you for that. now, lets get more now on the conservative former minister owen paterson, who resigned as an mp, leaving what he called the "cruel world of politics." h...

Much to like about last. night and i think, if youre a democrat, you have to wonder why didnt we run a campaign animists that was focused on the future. why did we depend on donald trump to be the one and only bogeyman. the only thing we had to run a campaign against. i think there is a lot of questions that we should ask ourselves, and we ask the campaign, and we should ask capitol hill why we didnt look like we were a governing party for the last three or four months. so, i think theres a lot ...

To lead. our internal discord, our inability to actually pass legislation or to even speak to each other in civil terms also undermines our capacity for taking action on major existential issues that affect everybody. and before we end, fiona, we do not have a lot of time, but i want to tap into your expertise as a continued close observer of geopolitics. the biden administration is clearly and centrally preoccupied with what they perceive as a strategic long term threat of china. they also, it ...

Against the united states. but its really undermining our means of collective action. im speaking out and opened by match to get the attention, particularly to the people on capitol hill on how for them to go down on this path rather than infighting, stepping up to the plate and seeing ways we can unify ourselves again. we just had the g 20 meeting, and this really important climate summit in glasgow and everyone is looking to the united states to lead. our internal discord, our inability to act...

Ourselves again. we just had the 620 ourselves again. we just had the g20 meeting, copd 26, this important climate summit in glasgow and everyone is looking to the united states to lead. 0ur internal discord, our inability to actually pass legislation or to even speak to each other in civil terms also undermines our capacity for taking action on major existential issues that affect everybody. existential issues that affect everybody-— existential issues that affect eve bod. �* , ., everybody...

Again. parents who havent yet had the jab are being _ again. parents who havent yet had the jab are being encouraged - again. parents who havent yet had the jab are being encouraged to . again. parents who havent yet had the jab are being encouraged to go j the jab are being encouraged to go online so they can make an informed choice. more than 600,000 young people have been vaccinated since the rollout was extended to include 12 to 15 —year—olds at the end of september. another 140,000 chil...

Telegraph, the panik buying of books. the sunday telegraph is reporting paper cuts prove a pain in the race for christmas bestsellers. essentially what they are saying is that they could be a shortage of the really popular titles over christmas if a second print run is required because of problems with paper supply and the problems that we know about shipping, because a lot of the colour printed books apparently are donein colour printed books apparently are done in the far east and therefore ha...

Former French prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin describes himself as a "keen observer" of China. In the course of knowing Xi Jinping for many years, he has been particularly impressed by the Chinese president's empathy with people, and by his vision for the future of China and the world.

>> its really -- its fascinating just as an observer. and frustrating as an observer just watching it. republicans are running on the culture wars. you can see it, whats happening in virginia with glenn youngkin. listen to what ted cruz, how he was defending -- what he was defending in a hearing with merrick garland this week. watch this. >> during this hearing i counted 20 incidents cited. of the 20, 15 on their face are non-violent. they involve things like insults. they involve a nazi salute....