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we will be talking about that issue later in the programme. let's take a look at today's papers. the guardian leads with calls by some conservative mps for concessions on the rwanda bill. they want people from afghanistan who served alongside uk forces to be protected from being sent to rwanda if they arrive on small boats across the english channel. the daily mail leads on calls byjewish leaders for the met police chief to resign. it says he will be hauled before the home secretary james cleverly this week. it's after an officer threatened to arrest a jewish man at a pro—palestine march. the front page of the mirror shows sir keir starmer meeting doreen lawrence 31 years after her son stephen was murdered. the paper says the labour leader has vowed to honour stephen lawrence's legacy. lots of today's papers — inluding the sun — have this photo of victoria beckham being given a piggyback
the spice girls there performing stop, as we saw then. that's their classic song from the 90s. they were also doing their stop dance routine, which many of us from who grew up in the nineties will remember very clearly. now, david beckham was also seen singing along in the clip, and victoria beckham then afterwards posted it on her own social media and she said that it was the best night ever. and it definitely looked like a really fun night because afterwards some photos emerged or some of the celebrities coming and going from this london venue. they include tom cruise, salma hayek, gordon ramsay was there as well. and there was also a picture which emerged of david beckham carrying victoria in a piggyback out of the venue, probably in the early hours of the morning. so it definitely looks like a very fun night just to remind you that there is plenty on bbc news website. one of the top stories at the moment is of
with a human touch...# it's the first time, of course, that we've seen all five spice girls coming together for some years. so, it took place at victoria beckham is 50th birthday party which was held in london last night. and david beckham, who is of course victoria beckham is husband and also the former england captain, he then shared a video performance and he posted it on to instagram. and in the video, you can see the spice girls, they are performing stop, as we saw, that is their classic songs from the 1990s. they are also doing their stop dance routine which many of us who grew up in the 1990s will remember very clearly. now, david beckham was also singing along in the clip and victoria beckham posted it afterwards on her own social media and she said it was the best night ever. and it definitely looked like a really fun night because afterwards some photos emerged of some of the celebrities coming and going from this london venue. they include tom cruise, salma hayek, gordon ramsay was there as well, and there was also a picture which emerged of david beckham carrying victoria in a piggyback out of the venue, probably in the early hours of the morning, so it definitely looks like a very fun night for everyone who was there.
instagram. and in the video you can see the spice girls performing can't stop, their classic song from the 90s. there are also doing their dance routine, but many of us who grew up in the 90s will remember very clearly. david beckham was also seen singing along in the clip, and victoria beckham then after was posted on her own social media and said that it was the best night ever. and it definitely can really fund it, because afterward some photos emerged of some of the celebrities coming and going from this london venue including tom chris, salma hayek, gordon ramsay. there was also a picture which out of david beckham cutting victoria in a piggyback out of the venue, probably in the early hours of the morning. modafinil is like a very fun night for everyone was there. you canjust fun night for everyone was there. you can just say last century, i won't be offended! what about the fans? . , ., ., _ ,
she is here. kristen, what happened? you heard bass and you said that's it. >> thank you so much for having me today, it's an honour and i want to piggyback. when we see nonsense it is our duty. i'm speaking wholeheartedly as a mother of three young children what's happening to the beautiful state of california that once was beautiful. what has happened is it's embarrassing, it is sad and for someone to ask us for our hard earned money. we have already the highest taxes. we should have the most beautiful and clean state. instead of have the number 1 homeless problem in america. 28 percent, the homeless problem is right here in california. you have lost track of over -- close to $25 billion and now you are asking for more money. i don't think the solution is to ask me for money. i think it's a higher new
ran the nra like "wayne's world." using it as his personal piggyback. lapierre, over the last 30-plus years, built the nra into a juggernaut that struck fear in the hearts of politicians as you know. and used that money to fund lapierre's lavish lifestyle, including eight family trips on private jets to bat hams over the course of three years that cost $500,000. and one shopping trip to the boutique in beverly hills where he spent $40,000 on suits and other items of clothing. what the a.g. is saying, that violates the law, nonprofits are supposed to spend money reasonably. and seeking that with lapierre, and complications here, nra is run by lapierre's lieutenants. it's a much diminished organization. fundraising has plummeted. membership rolls have plummeted.
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that king and others who organized this day, that were commemorating the state, be proud of, and not these things that are drastically skewed to the rights, and some of these courts would like to see. >> and into charles, by the way, you've got a good from india. don't know if you've heard that could find, professor to professor there, charles you talk about voting rights with at least 104 restrictive voting laws passed in 33 gop-controlled states, that's all gone down since 2020. that's in the last three years. we are seeing new lawsuits filed by conservative challenging initiatives that break down barriers, put up specifically against african americans during jim crow. thus the power now lie ultimately with the supreme court, and doesn't mean political power that the black community has built overtime might have been a misplaced investment, given the makeup of that court right now? >> well, i wouldn't go far far as they say was a misplaced investment. i want to sort of piggyback on
>> it does seem a little stronger, i don't think it's strong enough to win the day. the rioters who claim we were acting on behalf of the president was an absolute fabrication of the drens that carried no water and hasn't succeeded nor any of them. what this person is arguing he's trying to piggyback on to the potential federal immunity. if donald trump or anyone can show what i was doing was within the scope of my job as president or chief of staff or doj official like jeffrey clark, it was within the scope, necessary to do the job, it did not go beyond that, then they're going to have immunity which means the cases get dismissed. i can what mr. shaffer is trying to do is saying i was part of that, acting as an agent on behalf of them, therefore, i should get that benefit, too. it's an aggressive argument, i don't think it's particularly likely to succeed. >> should he have known better i guess is always the question. it's really interesting how so quickly we're getting some of the groundwork for these legal arguments that are being laid out. it's really interesting what we are going to be seeing.
america. the justice department is america. thejustice department is being weaponised. we're not talking about that at all. we're talking about an individual who the highest office in the land engaging in conduct in which our institutions of government have to hold him accountable, somehow, someway. the that he was in that position and is now in this position is no fault of his own but it's still a dark day. i don't want there to be any mistake of what we're talking about, dark for democracy. talking about, dark for democra . ., , , , talking about, dark for democra . ., ,, , ., democracy. congressmen, 'ust to ick u- democracy. congressmen, 'ust to pick up on — democracy. congressmen, 'ust to pick up on what we * democracy. congressmen, 'ust to pick up on what we heard _ democracy. congressmen, just to pick up on what we heard from i pick up on what we heard from the senator, a number of republicans coming out support today of the former president saying that this is indeed an example of the department of justice being weaponised, with political targeting. what do you make of that. i political targeting. what do you make of that.— political targeting. what do you make of that. i do want to piggyback _ you make of that. i do want to piggyback on _ you make of that. i do want to piggyback on something - you make of that. i do want to l piggyback on something senator jones _ piggyback on something senator jones said. we are going to be finding — jones said. we are going to be finding out who in the trump orbit— finding out who in the trump orbit has— finding out who in the trump orbit has co—operate. i can tell— orbit has co—operate. i can tell you _ orbit has co—operate. i can tell you from my own personal experience in working with the white — experience in working with the white house as a member of