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One thing you need to do Read our press release on our new polling, which reveals that the public overwhelmingly backs the British military being held to an equal or higher standard than the average citizen, and thinks that its important the UK is seen as upholding the rule of law. Five things you need to know 1. Overseas Operations Bill – Commons waters down Lords war crimes amendment On Wednesday 21 April, the House of Commons debated the Lords’ amendments to the Overseas Operations (Ser...

British soldiers risk facing International Criminal Court, says UK’s former senior military judge A presumption against prosecution creates a very real risk that British personnel may be investigated by, and tried in, the ICC 10 March 2021 • 11:48am The Overseas Operations Bill, which returned to the House of Lords this week, aims to shield soldiers, sailors and airmen who serve abroad from vexatious claims and the cycle of re-investigations into alleged offences Credit: Max Mumby/Getty Ima...

Democratic conference nancy pelosi led in 2006-2010. all the energy is in the impeach trump, in the abolish i.c.e. movement. the radical left-wing economy of the world. which is medicare for all. if we think any of those will go across to the senate and die anything but a lonely death. chris: there does seem to be some agreement like infrastructure. is there the basis for a deal there? can congress and the president walk and chew gum at the same time? investigate areas, but also do some business...

Democratic conference nancy pelosi led in 2006-2010. all the energy is in the impeach trump, in the abolish i.c.e. movement. the radical left-wing economy of the world. which is medicare for all. if we think any of those will go across to the senate and die anything but a lonely death. chris: there does seem to be some agreement like infrastructure. is there the basis for a deal there? can congress and the president walk and chew gum at the same time? investigate areas, but also do some business...

What are the chances that the government shuts down? >> i think they should be rather small. i mean, heaven forbid if we cant pass a short-term continuing resolution from december 8th until say, december 20th. and shame on us. we should be able to do that hopefully without too much drama and the question, add childrens health insurance program to that resolution. something like that could happen. i dont think there should be a shutdown. we need democratic votes. we dont have 218 republican votes...