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For dateline london. hello, and welcome to the programme which brings together some of the uk's leading columnists, bbc specialists, and the foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to their audiences back home, from the dateline london. this week, borisjohnson�*s stay of execution, the uk's inflation problem and why joe biden has a problem keeping nato allies on side over ukraine. to discuss all that, we are joined by marc roche, a columnist and correspondent with the french news magazine le point and isabel hilton, who is distinguished as a foreign correspondent, and has been f...

Fortunes was laid bare in two appearances this week. challenged repeatedly in a tv interview about parties in downing street during covid lockdowns, the prime minister said no one had told him they were against the rules his government had imposed. a day later, despairing of that response, a veteran mp repeated to the prime minister's face the words used to dispatch one of his more hapless predecessors, 80 years ago, you have sat there too long for all the good you have done. in the name of god, go. marc, how are you explaining borisjohnson�*s plight to your readers, the people who look at l...

In the name of god, go". mark, how it you explaining to boris johnson's plate to your readers and the people who looked at le point? there is enormous interest in terms of his personality in france because brexit and because he's been a terrible partner in post—brexit negotiation. so i'm trying to explain to french readers first the rule of —— role of parliament and how important it is in the uk compared to france where it's less important. and try also to explain the feeling of entitlement of the upper classes in this country where there is a rule for some and a rule for other areas, an...

The number of conservative mps demanding a vote on whether to replace the prime minister, the number of labour mps, after this week's defection and the odds on borisjohnson surviving in office. none of that can be blamed on inflation, at least, which has hit a near 30 year high. more on that later. the perilous state of mrjohnson�*s fortunes was laid bare in two appearances this week. challenged repeatedly in a tv interview about parties in downing street during covid lockdowns, the prime minister said no one had told him they were against the rules his government had imposed. a day later, d...

Who look at le point? there is enormous interest, of course, in borisjohnson for french readers, because of his personality, he speaks french, because of brexit and because he has been a terrible partner in the post—brexit negotiations and, so, i am trying to explain to french readers first the role of parliament and how important it is in the uk, compared to france, where it is less important and i am trying also to explain the feeling of entitlement, of the upper classes in this country, where there is a rule for some and a rule for others and the funniest thing that i am trying to explain...