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Some of his own mps have been on the airwaves. the prime minister, at the dispatch box yesterday, first of all made an apology, which was the right thing to do, i accept that. but unfortunately, then went on to say that he spent 25 minutes at what he described as a work event, which was in fact a party. having said on the 8th of december, at the dispatch box, that he was not aware of any parties in downing street when he clearly attended one, which means he misled the house. the mood isnt great....

The spin from jen psaki f either because chris cillizza and robert were right out on the stump immediately after biden said this full throated lee agreeing with him. just rememberr this , tucker. theres a really importante thing i want your your viewers to remember 2020 was the most fair election of all time right testimony. perfect election of all time. but if p we dont pass this legislation now which takes voting rights away from the states and puts them in federal control, then weed cant guar...

So the fact that kamala harris didnt get much black support when she was running for president tells me nothing. however, to yamiches point, the fact that she is now vice-president, it is a matter of respect now the way she is treated, which is why i think kristen welker asked the question during the press conference, but also why i asked the question of white house senior adviser cedric richmond on a "washington post" live because i do think for a lot of african americans, theyre wondering what...

Fiona lamdin, bbc news. our political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster for us now. nick, i suppose the bottom line is, did yesterdays apology do the trick for the prime minister? weill. did yesterdays apology do the trick for the prime minister? well, look, clive, we for the prime minister? well, look, clive. we have _ for the prime minister? well, look, clive, we have had _ for the prime minister? well, look, clive, we have had a _ for the prime minister? well, look, clive, we have ...

Have better channels in private? members of the cabinet role for the reasons— members of the cabinet role for the reasons susie outlined keeping their powder— reasons susie outlined keeping their powder dry. but you will notice the way michael gove and sajid javid .ave way michael gove and sajid javid gave support to the prime minister is respectful but not what i would call passionate and full throated. rishi _ call passionate and full throated. rishi sunak is now i think a bit too slowly�...

Mcdaniels, so with all these republicans but the party leaders especially the sooner this story goes away the better theyll feel about it. mcconnell trying to take it head on. >> listen, pull me back from the edge if im getting over my skis here. you make the point that, yes, mitch mcconnell called it a violent insurrection but in some ways acknowledging that it was not legitimate political discourse is simply acknowledging the reality and the facts on the ground of what happened that day. there...

Very severe sanctions on the part of the united states and the european union were a consequence moving forward in this way to essentially violate the sovereignty of the independent nation of ukraine. what really, i think, was so alarming to me and what i think suggests that we are really at the beginning of whatever attack vladimir putin has planned on the nation of ukraine is that speech yesterday from the president of russia. that was not a speech that simply ends with the recognition of two ...

>> reporter: experts say putin has always had the view that countries on the russian periphery has to be pro-friendly and sees a person. ukraine which is a glej -- its okay for his only to kiss now. has his own legacy when it comes to ukraine. >> lick the head of the union and the union chief left power as a power to be feared and throated respectfully on the world. >> reporter: putin has chafed at what hes seen pasttrations teaching and -- to, this ema threat to others.

Were about really serious economic and financial cost. sanctioning a central bank is rare and, you know, if done full throated lead could lead to a total breakdown and the ability to engage in monetary policy which means you could see the rouble simply go into freefall. ~ ., freefall. we have looked then at the central _ freefall. we have looked then at the central bank _ freefall. we have looked then at the central bank and - freefall. we have looked then | at the central bank and looked at the...

Soldier depending on what perspective youre looking at it from, kate. so the worry is that you are going to see potentially imminently a build-up of russian forces in that donbas area and that that could then prove to be a sort of launching pad for further operations. on the flip side, many are also saying that potentially this could also be a moment for president putin to pause and try to use the leverage he now has as a result of making these aggressive moves, violating international law, esse...