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Im not normally a letter writer, but im waiting to see what sue gray reports. it is of immense concern, and im very conscious in the local community, in royal sutton coldfield, people are aghast at whats been going on. here and across the country, tory mps will be sounding out their local parties and voters. i think its disgusting. theyre like a rudderless ship, really. i think its a vendetta - that the media have got. opposition parties are now calling on borisjohnson to quit. the prime ministe...

2020, saying it is a shiny object that will go away. and then in may of 2020, faucis nih awards that $8.9 million grant money that you are referring to from the nih. connect the dots here. was he paying off people to say the narrative he wanted said, and is he protecting the ccp? >> look,ing we dont know for sure, but all i know is that fact pattern seems to suggest that very point. i mean, they say it comes from a lab, thats where the evidence points. it suddenly changes, they wish 180 degrees,...

Richard taylor in the pit lane and a couple of minutes. this is bbc news. im tim willcox with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. novak djokovics legal team once again try to stop his deportation from australia, after his visa is cancelled for a second time. one of borisjohnsons ministers calls his behaviour "unacceptable" after downing street apologised to the queen after number 10 staff lockdown parties on the eve of prince philips funeral. the us accuses russia of...

States, they were passed on the pretext that all that election fraud, that justified lots of new laws in texas to make it harder to vote in that state. thats paying off already. you saw the headline this weekend. election officials in texas reject hundreds of ballot applications under states new voting restrictions. quote, election officials in one of the most populous counties in texas have rejected about half of the applications. they established new limits on voting over the objections of dem...

�*false sabotage operations�* to create a �*pretext�* for an invasion of ukraine. the kremlin denies the claims. coronavirus restrictions are changing in wales. from today the number of people allowed to attend outdoor events has been raised to 500, as part of a two week easing of rules. the coastguard is celebrating its 200th anniversary. staff and volunteers across the country will mark the milestone today by casting throwlines into the seas around the four nations of the uk. now on bb...

Now, the u.s. military is saying it was all a big mistake because they very quickly calculated that that was not the trajectory. in fact, the missile only flew about 400 miles and dropped harmlessly into the ocean, thank goodness. but nonetheless, it led to a ground stop. if it was a mistake by the faa, it was the most significant ground stop of commercial traffic perhaps since 9/11. so the u.s. military and the faa certainly have a lot to talk about if north korea keeps launching these missiles...

Washington and kyiv accuse russia of preparing to carry out �*false sabotage operations — to create a �*pretext�* for an invasion of ukraine. the kremlin denies the claims. andy murrays bid for a first tennis title in more than two years has ended in defeat. he was beaten in straight sets in the final of the sydney classic by russias aslan karatsev. now on bbc news, canada had a record heatwave and a number of devastating wildfires last summer. this special edition of our series life at ...

Have clearly violated, and that was part of the process of ukraine agreeing to give up its nuclear weapons. so this comes back to the conversation weve been having. are the russians sincere about wanting an exit ramp, or is there a mass mobilization of pretext. and what matters is not so much what happens today in geneva, its not where a negotiation begins. its where it ends, and we dont know the answer to that, so well find out at the end of the day whether this -- all these threats of economic...

Plate tent attempt to intimidate the west and in a press conference argued russian is actually entitled to ukraines territory. that is tantamount to britain saying theyre entitled to america. with me now is lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, former director for european affairs for the u.s. national security council and executive board member of the new democracy initiative. thank you so much for being with us machine, alex. i have to say, again, this is a crisis that vladimir putin, its his ...

In 2014. theyve done it in other contexts. and so it comes as no surprise that they would be planning for the possibility of creating a pretext. now i say possibility because, of course, the intelligence community does not yet assess that president putin has made his decision but theyre putting themselves in a position to try to create a circumstance in which they try to put the blame on the ukrainians when in fact, its the russians causing the escalation in this situation. >> ukrainian governme...