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Get a jump on the days news with Christine Romans and Dave Briggs. Close associate to Paul Manafort for 12 years, but now hes flipped, he pleaded guilty, and hes telling all he knows to prosecutors. So, it will be interesting when he is back on the stand for more Cross Examination this morning. Christine and phil . Jessica, thank you for that. Legal woes multiplying for michael cohen. The Wall Street Journal reporting President Trumps former lawyer and fixer is now under investigation for tax fraud. Sources tell the journal the federal prosecutor in manhattan is looking into whether cohen unde...

And scrutinise tonight. but ijust wanted to remind you of some of the contentious claims that have dominated the week so far and why you should be aware of them. this was the most contentious claim from tuesday's debate the prime minister's claim that under labour tax will go up £2,000. that statement, though, is misleading. the 2000 firstly, is over four years. it's about £500 a year. it's also based on political assumptions. some of them are dubious. labour have said they won't put up income tax, national insurance or vat, but labour have a dubious claim of their own. this one that there's...

Of the contentious claims that have dominated the week and why you should be aware of them. this here was the most controversial claim from tuesday's debate — the prime minister's claim that every working household would face a £2,000 tax bill if labour win power. but that statement is misleading. the £2,000 is overfour years, so it's about £500 a year. we talked about it earlier in the week on breakfast. it's also based on political assumptions. some of them are dubious. labour have denied that they'll put up income tax, national insurance, or vat, but labour have their own dubious claim...

Vulnerable people in boats across the channel. they're making a fortune. 0k... — what are you going to do? just tell everybody. let's ~~ _ let's... and rishi sunak was asked if he was prepared to leave the european convention on human rights. but if i am forced to choose between securing our borders and our country's security or a foreign court, i'm going to choose our country's security every single time. applause. if i'm prime minister, we will not pull out of international agreements and international law which is respected the world over. applause. but the debate wasn't over yet. afterwa...

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