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Can continue most activities whilst wearing a mask, protecting themselves and other individuals, especially the vulnerable in society, who dont respond so well to vaccines. but its that curtailment of freedoms that worries some conservative mps. theyre also angry about covid passports and advice to work from home, which take effect next week, so much so that theyre threatening to vote against them. ijust find it so depressing that were back reimposing covid restrictions. i mean, they are... they...

Wrongdoing in this case, setting forth the evidence and establishes the foundational basis by which the international community can do something again. there is no longer an excuse for the government for the government not to do something. and they have been remarkable in the enormous amount of information thatis enormous amount of information that is been taken in and scrutinised and again, at this point, which is to really pay attention to what the chinese government says in relation to the uy...

May, borisjohnson iss independent adviser on standards lord geidt cleared him of wrongdoing and said he wasnt aware of how the costs were paid until fabry this year. but the electoral commission said yesterday boris johnson the electoral commission said yesterday borisjohnson had sent a whatsapp message to the donor in november last year to ask for extra money for the works. no 10 said the prime minister did not withhold information from lord geidt, but the bbc understands lord geidt is unhappy ...

Honesty is under scrutiny she can, love the tory party has been fined nearly £18,000. in may, boris johnsons independent adviser cleared him of wrongdoing and said he wasnt aware of how the costs were paid until february this year. the electoral commission said yesterday that boris johnson had watts at the jonah yesterday that boris johnson had watts at thejonah —— had sent a message to the donor. the bbc have understand that lords guide is unhappy of what has happened. this is ust the unha...

Political correspondent ian watson. jack doyle is the director of communications at downing street, so his position is very important because he would be one of the key messengers, if you like, suggesting that the events on november 18 didnt constitute a party at —— on december 18. didnt constitute a party at —— on december18. it didnt constitute a party at —— on december 18. it has now been established that jack doyle was at that event on december 18, gave a speech, handed out some ...

Because its a limited curtailment it is the curtailment of freedom —— but its that curtailment of freedoms that worries some conservative mps. theyre also angry about covid passports and advice to work from home, which take effect next week, so much so that theyre threatening to vote against them. ijust find it so depressing that were back reimposing covid restrictions. i mean, they are... theyre a lot, a lot... a lot more of a lighter touch than previous episodes of new variants. but here i...

Yeah, i think it is hard to say but if you look at the cases that have come up, if you look at the evidence that has been presented over the past two or three years, consistently, the chinese government have consistently denied any wrongdoing in this case, setting forth the evidence and establishes the foundational basis by which the international community can do something. again, there is no longer an excuse for governments not to act. if you look at the evidence has been presented over the pa...

From james. so it will be up to a judge to decide whether trump will have to give a deposition. one expert says if he is made to do that -- >> hes going to make a much worse witness than he used to make which is already pretty bad. >> why? >> because hes gone through four years where basically no one tries to control him. everyone is afraid to tell him not to say things. so hell be a complete wild card during a deposition. >> reporter: theres a separate criminal investigation of the trump organi...

In georgia, fulton county district attorney fannie willis is engaged in an ongoing criminal investigation into trumps efforts to upend the 2020 election results. one legal analyst believes thats the most serious case for trump out of all of them. >> its a clean case. its got the same facts as weve heard already in georgia involving his shake down of the georgia secretary of state to find some votes that never existed. that is a crime under georgia law. >> reporter: could these ongoing investigat...

Deposition on january 7th. "the post" is reporting her office is looking into whether widespread fraud, quote, permeated the trump organization and whether it manipulated real estate properties. donald trump has not been personally accused of wrongdoing here. lets turn to new developments with the investigation into the capitol insurrection. mark meadows, donald trumps former chief of staff, is now suing the house select committee. meadows recently stopped cooperating with the committee, on ag...