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Terms of reference are not wide enough to really tackle some of the issues. if we consider the situation that nusrat ghani was in the cabinet, very senior person the allegations against a very senior person and it seems this is not an everyday issue, this is quite serious, the notion of her muslim nature of faith being the reason for her to be sacked and all terms of reference which need to be broad enough and also deep enough to consider the wider issues of how muslims are perceived within the ...

And the longer it goes on, the more damage it does the conservative party as a whole. that means finding another leader? it may well do. ive had hundreds of people in my inbox overnight, and they dont feel that they can vote for this government as it stands. the prime minister has survived for now, but there are two big questions — for how long and can he recover? even some of borisjohnsons biggest supporters acknowledge privately he has been damaged by this, perhaps irreversibly changing some...

Down on perceptions of foreign policy failure after afghanistan, not saying that that was a bad decision, just the way it was executed. >> i understand. >> and it would make things difficult going into 2022. putin has the most flexibility because he is an authoritarian leader and he can reverse course. but instead hes positioning more forces for a massive military incursion into ukraine thats going to happen within days, days meaning the next couple of weeks, middle of february, end of february....

>> laura, also tonight we are learning doj is looking into the trump supporters behind the fake 2020 election certificates that would have declared trump the winner in states that he actually lost. there it is up on your screen right there. do you think there is enough evidence here to file criminal charges? >> it is shocking to think people were so prepared to try to undermine certification process and undermine the will of the people. it wasnt just a hypothetical scenario reduced to a memo. th...

Interfering with elections. it is criminal to try to conduct fraud in elections. of course it is curious here, fraud is a pretext for why you have the clawing back of so many voting rights in this country because of perceptions of fraud. well, if thats the guard rail that needs to be put up some say then what about the guard rails in terms of accountability for those who endeavor to commit an act of fraud? it has to be dealt with. of course it just reminds people over and over again, don, just h...

Supporters acknowledge privately he has been damaged by this, perhaps irreversibly changing some peoples perceptions of him. and this is farfrom over. with a police investigation ongoing, there is still the prospect the prime minister could be found to have broken the law. chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. the manchester united footballer mason greenwood has been further arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and threats to kill. the 20—year—old premier league star was initially arrest...

Away from death and one bullet away from indictment. >> reporter: unless people want to become cops and more cops wanting to leave earlier. >> reporter: patrice andrews trolls her cities and knows firsthand the shortages. >> the 911 calls dont stop. people are still having emergencies. so the emergencies dont stop. certainly the emergencies dont care if you are 60% staffed or below. and the expectation is that we continue the level of service that we have always done. >> reporter: maintaining th...

The lead. europeans now coming to the lead. europeans now coming to the fore, macon and moscow at the moment talking about what security things they might offer, but at the end of the day, it is the united states that runs nato, or as a senior partner in nato, and if there is going to be a solution clearly the russians need to be talking to americans, dont they? that the russians need to be talking to americans, dont they?— americans, dont they? at some oint, americans, dont they? at some poin...

Officers. >> ive never seen morale so low. ive never seen the level of violence that were seeing now. >> basically were one bullet away from death and one mistake away from indictment. >> less people want to become cops and more cops wanting to leave the job earlier. >> police chief andrews routinely patrols her city and knows first hand the impact of officer shortages. >> the 911 call dont stop. people are still having emergencies and the emergencies dont stop, and certainly the emergencies don...

The prime minister has survived for now, but there are two big questions — for how long and can he recover? even some of borisjohnsons biggest supporters acknowledge privately he has been damaged by this, perhaps irreversibly changing some peoples perceptions of him. and this is farfrom over. with a police investigation ongoing, there is still the prospect the prime minister could be found to have broken the law. chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. another conservative mp has said they have...