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Because will he or will he not vote come monday, what are you hearing about that? doesn't this boil down to leadership and matters of principle that in a sense, the critics will say and opposition will say, he needs to be there in the chamber, making it quite clear where his vote is? , , ,, ., ~ his vote is? yes. rishi sunak came in and one — his vote is? yes. rishi sunak came in and one of— his vote is? yes. rishi sunak came in and one of his _ his vote is? yes. rishi sunak came in and one of his first _ his vote is? yes. rishi sunak came in and one of his first actions - his vote is? yes...

Been but it _ difficult to separate them. it has been but it hasn't _ difficult to separate them. it has been but it hasn't been - difficult to separate them. it has been but it hasn't been totally i difficult to separate them. it has. been but it hasn't been totally put up been but it hasn't been totally put up music about germany, they got there in the end but it took them a long time to release the leopard two tanks, for example. it hasn't been all plain sailing. you've got other countries in the eu which have been trying to block things or abstaining. i'm thinking of hungry. it is eight un...

Think, because _ presidency position? i don't think, because it _ presidency position? i don't think, because it rotates i presidency position? i don't - think, because it rotates among all 15 members, including the people who, the other 11 people who are not part of the permanence, you could have a very small country running it in the midst of a major crisis. and in terms of a wider sense of the kind of role and significance of the un security council, questions have been asked of this since the invasion of ukraine. do you think that is in jeopardy a moment with yellow basically, the general ...

The general assembly has had 140 countries vote to condemn the invasion. the security council couldn't do that because china and russia obviously were abstaining. so, ithink, basically, they have moved in that direction. the international criminal court — which is not technically part of the un — has indicted president putin, so they're doing what they can but you've got to remember when you've got great power politics, it's very hard for an international organisation to go against the wishes of any of the great powers. and from russia's point of view, i mean, are they going to be happy ab...

Presidency position? yeah, i don't think it — because it rotates among all 15 members, including the people who — the other 11 people who are not part of the permanent, so you could have a very small country, you know, running it in the midst of a major — a major crisis. and in terms of the wider sort of sense of the kind of role or significance of the un security council, i mean, questions have been asked of this since the invasion of ukraine — do you think that's injeopardy at the moment? well, you know, basically, the general assembly has had 140 countries vote to condemn the invasi...