International stage? i don t think this will affect vladimir - international stage? i don t think this will affect vladimir putin s i this will affect vladimir putin s image within russia, russians more or less still support the kremlin. i don t think this will have any effect on that. it will be embarrassing for the kremlin internationally because this shouldn t happen, russian air defences, especially at a time of war, 18 months into a war, should now be watertight. they shouldn t have ukrainian drones, if it was one, reaching this close to the very heart of russian power. earlier i spoke to alison who take respondent who started by explaining how drones have been used in the conflict. it how drones have been used in the conflict. , ., , how drones have been used in the conflict. , . , ., how drones have been used in the conflict. , ., . ., , conflict. it is a must and certainly the most intense conflict. it is a must and certainly the most intense drone conflict. it is a must and certainly the most intense drone war- conflict. it is a must and certainly the most intense drone war we i conflict. it is a must and certainly i the most intense drone war we have ever seen. they are in integral part of battle space because both sides have got very effective in defence, so it is generally too dangerous for
Save the children and nspcc are among the groups saying the delay is unacceptable. so let s talk about the damage. it may have been useful in stopping the spread but did we properly consider the long term damage? a recent survey of more than 6,000 parents in england suggested lockdown damaged the emotional development of almost half of children. emotionally, educationally, socially? we have much to talk about and that is at 10am. alison is in willoughby, stephen is in leeds. hello! sarah is in
Comprehensive approach to fighting crime. they all say that the crime feels different now. why is that? so i think because it is pervasive, not just localized, the you may have certainly seen it gain through violence. i think that feeling has become that it s everywhere. from cops to crime prevention, funded for 712 officers, alison says he has 715 on staff. what we are seeing is changes in bail, changes in sentencing. are you saying you need tougher punishment on the back end? it s everything. it s not just enforcement and punishment. i think accountability comes in many forms. and we did hear from oakland s mayor, who was not available to speak with us on camera. she said, similar to what you heard from the police chief there, the focus is not completely on enforcement. but on prevention, and looking at the root causes of crime. looking at housing, education, and employment.
Visitor? lots of people have registered visitor? lots of people have registered for visitor? lots of people have registered for benefits - visitor? lots of people have registered for benefits like l registered for benefits like discounts for supermarkets and so forth but there is no obligation to register but authorities have said there could be 1 register but authorities have said there could be1 million people for there could be1 million people for the events. they could be attending the events. they could be attending the events. they could be attending the events with the pope at the weekend, it is difficult to tell, lisbon is rather chaotic at the moment, there are certainly hundreds of thousands of people visiting from various countries, many from spain and also many from across portugal. this is the longest any pope has beenin this is the longest any pope has been in portugal, five days. he has visited before but this is by far the longest period he has visited here. ., ~ the longest period he has visited here. . ,, ,, the longest period he has visited here. ., ~ ,, , the longest period he has visited here. . ,, ,, , . the longest period he has visited here. . ,, , . ~ here. thank you very much, alison, aood to here. thank you very much, alison, good to see here. thank you very much, alison, good to see you here. thank you very much, alison, good to see you and here. thank you very much, alison, good to see you and to here. thank you very much, alison, good to see you and to see - here. thank you very much, alison, good to see you and to see the - here. thank you very much, alison, l good to see you and to see the pope, there had been some concern about him. we can show you those life photos again, there was concern about the poor s health, he is 86
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Document to people who did not have security clearances. but when the last indictment was released, that specific document was not included even though the recording was featured very prominently in the indictment. so in the superseding indictment, it was notable to see that they had added this document suggesting that the government is in possession of it and it s a top-secret document. but, alison, why wasn t this included in the first one? cnn has learned this is one of the documents that was returned to the documents. that is significant because it makes it harder to argue successfully in court that he willfully retained this. now, it could be that the intelligence community had some concern about this, that it s been resolved. it also could be that after prosecutors saw the former president on fox news insisting there was no document, they wanted to prove that he was lying. okay. so we ve also learned that there s in new co-defendant.
Week for uk banks in general, so it will be interesting to see how they fare in the financials today. figs see how they fare in the financials today. as we were referencing. financials today. as we were referencing, the financials today. as we were referencing, the chairman i financials today. as we were referencing, the chairman isi referencing, the chairman is still there. what do we expect to happen there, do you think? the chairman is still at the bank. if you break this issue down into two parts firstly, there was the memo that was written. you can see why the ceo of coutts had to go for that. and secondly, how this issue was dealt with afterwards. that wasn t particularly dealt with very well. and then, alison had to leave as a result of that particular issue. it s more difficult to see how the chairman should go. yes, he should be in charge and keeping a tight ship. but he hasn t really done anything wrong other than backing his ceo, which you would expect a chairman to do. which you would expect a chairman to do. let s talk about today s chairman to do. let s talk about today s results. - chairman to do. let s talk. about today s results. what chairman to do. let s talk- about today s results. what are you expecting from them? well, it s been a you expecting from them? well, it s been a difficult you expecting from them? well, it s been a difficult week - you expecting from them? well, it s been a difficult week for - it s been a difficult week for uk banks. we had lloyds report first and upgrade their margin guidance and then barclays report second and downgrade. i think the market will be really focusing here on what natwest delivers in terms of its margin, and any kind of color
Alison Rose has stepped down as chief executive of NatWest Group, it was confirmed on Wednesday, in a high-profile row about former Ukip leader Nigel Farage.