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through a list of names to handpick to leave the country if the government's bill clears parliament. calls for the met police chief to resign, lead the front of the telegraph. the paper says the former home secretary suella braverman is among those calling for sir mark rowley to stand down over accusations of anti—semitism within the police force. and the front page of the observer features this picture of ellie kildunne on her way to a hat—trick as england beat ireland in the women's six nations. final score 88 — 10 at twickenham. let's look inside the papers, if you are thinking of getting into shape for summer, there is a list of the most annoying people at the gym and the times this morning. some of them you probably have seen before,
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and calling in april would basically be rishi sunak using what is one of the last things left to him, which is the power of surprise. it might not be that surprise and now we are talking about it today. nothing else seems to be moving for him or helping, so actually if he could stun everybody, notjust by going early but going even earlier, that might help him regain the agenda. he has implied the opposite, and isn't there also a case for going long. i have said why not january? no one is going to take what i say seriously on this, i hope you don't! it is totally new thinking laura is making me do. i was talking to one of his close friends the other day who is an advocate for going as late as possible and we were talking about this potential summer election and this person has said i have got to go see rishi sunak and talent this is not a good idea.
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the republican way. no democrats stand for democracy also, we stand with supporting israel, taiwan, and ukraine, and we gotta be more vocal than that. but what you saw happening yesterday was a speaker, quite frankly, that was backed up in the corner and yes, he did the right right thing. but democrats, we have been calling for more support for ukraine for months and months and months. we're just have to republicans finally came over. so no, since the soldier moment, it was just the right thing to do for americans. >> i think it is because it is him standing up to a portion of his party to do the right thing. and it was politically tough to do what he did i think he's going to survive though victor, because a lot of those republicans who voted no yesterday stake know that we needed to do this. they wanted to do it, but they didn't want to have to risk a primary. so a lot of them are like thank you, speaker per stand that up and doing it. so i didn't have to. but there are enough republicans now, if marjorie taylor greene forces a vote on this motion of okc vacate to essentially take the gavel that he could lose without
answer history's call passing urgently needed national security legislation that i have fought for months to secure. and it's a reminder in this statement, the president biden has been calling for months for lawmakers to come together to pass additional aid to provide to countries like israel and ukraine. and even when he invited lawmakers to the white house on several occasions, he always meet shore to bring up the fact that he wanted them to pass a foreign aid to give to these countries that he feels that are in need. and it's in their best interests. and so he's really urgently now calling on senate to quickly pass this and send it to is acid can sign this into law amara viktor, back to you. >> all right. camila dechalus. thank you very much.& a final note on the house as we began to work, one measure moved washington closer to possibly we banning tiktok in the it would give the hugely popular social media platform about nine months to replace the current chinese parent company bytedance with a new owner, it could get another 90 day
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responded they've thrown their hands up and said no more so i think the only thing that will deter them at this point is the belief at least although known as calling for war but the belief that israel could take out their crown jewel and you hit on another thing sean look if biden and schumer were serious they would be passing secondary sanctions on the chinese buyers and brokers and refiners of iran oil we have had that bill sitting in the senate's passed the house along with is rarely aided that's been sitting there since last november but instead schumer is calling for regime change and biden is scared out of what's left of his mind about losing michigan and they all pander to the left and run away from our greatest ally israel which is only inviting more aggression from iran. >> sean: while israel is in a fight for their survival after the worst terror attack in their
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