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roe v. wade according to our res shannon bream is that roe v. wade has been overturned and the question of abortion has been returned to the states. >> tucker: pandemonium ensued immediately in the headline of the babylon become democrats paused january 6th hearing to pause for insurrection and that is basically true but from a legal perspective, which is what matters, there is nothing surprising about todays decision. its only a matter of time before roe v. wade was overturned. thats ...

so lets get started, and we begin with the latest meeting of the worlds major oil producing nations - 0pec+. world leaders, including president biden and the uk prime minister, are hoping the group will agree to pump more oil and ease energy prices that is fuelling inflation. in a bid to increase pressure, joe biden is headed to saudi arabia next month for meetings. but so far the signs are the oil producers group, which includes russia, is unwilling to budge. opec nations produce arou...

polarizing us institution. great. frankly, its not really surprising. last year, for example, trusttea the media hit an all time low and it just cant rebound. it seems low this last week wass clarified why with why its a lie, especially whend. comes o the supreme court. you want to give an example? here we go . new york times call holsey writes this about that big political roe v. wade ruling. senate republicans did not havep to take the politically risky step of banning abortions. >> ...

well, its 10:00 a.m. here in jeddah, and u.s. president joe biden will soon begin the second and final day of what is his controversial trip to saudi arabia. on friday the two nations entered into a number of far-reaching agreements on a wide range of issues including on energy and on food security. but its the image of the president fist-bumping saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman, or mbs as hes known, that has been grabbing the attention. the saudi government also released this vi...

affronts to everything we stand for is russias invasion of ukraine and hughton�*s blockade of the ports that would otherwise be shipping food to the worlds paris people. —— vladimir putin. at this moment, nearly 25 million tonnes of corn and wheat is piled up in silos across ukraine, held hostage by russia. britain supports the united nations plan to get that food out and we will invest over £370 million in global food security this year including £130 million for the world foo...

and all these other drugs that are killing up toe three hundred americans a week30 . well have the very latest coming up. plus well bring you all of the lowlightss. karine jean-pierre is hard hitting interview in case youd missed it on the view from i earlier today which despite all the softball questions turnedll out to be a big challenge for britains brand new white house press secretary. t also tonight , look at your screen. they say you miss 100% the shots you dont take. but if you...

text messages from january six itself, also the day before that were deleted as a part of a bias replacement program. we dont know what the facts are, we will get to the facts about why that happened and we will do whatever we can to retrieve the substance of those tax. >> that committee subpoena the math at the agency summit relevant records by tuesday and thats just in time for the next high-profile crime here on thursday. lets get into this joining me now is elie mystal. he is -- an...

and how this. local health bodies to tender out contracts for certain services. the report here from the lancet, saying that billions of pounds of tax—payers cash was handed to private companies, and saying this has been associated with a drop of care quality and higher rates of treatable mortality. it certainly the case that outsourcing can be more expensive and potentially lead to lower quality... but we need to remember, its not the consumer in charge, its the government entity th...

it includes 95 fighters from the azovstal steelworks in mariupol. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. its newsday. its 6am in singapore and midnight in france, where the only survivor of the terror cell behind the november 2015 paris attacks has been found guilty of murder. salah abdeslam has been sentenced to life in jail. of the other 19 men standing trial, all but one were found guilty of terrorism charges. the attacks left 130 people dead. our correspondent in pa...

marcosjunior, son of the late dictator ferdinand marcos, will soon be sworn in shortly as president of the philippines. novak djokovic cruises into the third round of wimbledon, but its the end of the road for andy murray and emma raducanu is also out of the tournament. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. its newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. the only survivor of the terror cell behind the november 2015 paris attacks has been found guilty of murder. salah ...