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hello, a very warm welcome to the programme. it is good to have you with us. kevin mccarthy has been elected speaker of the us house of representatives after heated exchanges which almost saw fellow republicans come to blows. it took 15 rounds of voting for mr mccarthy to win the powerful role, even though his party has a majority in the chamber. no government business can be carried out unless a speaker is in place, as our washington correspondent gary o'donoghue explains. it took them four days and 15 separate ballots before they finally got there. the honourable kevin mccarthy of ...

of representatives. cheering. not since the american civil war more than 160 years ago has it taken this long to elect a speaker. that was easy, huh? after multiple concessions and days of arm—twisting, and at times tempers almost boiling over, kevin mccarthy finally persuaded enough on the right of his party to back him, with a little help from a friend. i do want to especially thank president trump. i don't think anybody should doubt his influence. he was with me from the beginning. somebody wrote the doubt of whether he was there and he was all in. it was donald trump's supporte...

Valuable part to them. the rest of the vehicle would just be crushed and disposed of. interpol says vehicles like these often end up in congo or countries such as kenya or uganda because of the demand for right—hand drive vehicles. the organisation is now working with african ports to help clamp down on this crime which, it says, has become too easy for criminals. as for the wilsons, they are still deciding whether or not to replace their car forfear of it happening again. gabby colenso, bbc news. we had politics from ben wright, the news from this then and now the weather with then rich. he...

And ancillary components — the most valuable part to them. the rest of the vehicle would be crushed and disposed of. interpol says vehicles like these often end up in congo or countries such as kenya or uganda because of the demand for right—hand drive vehicles. the organisation is now working with african ports to help clamp down on the crime which it says has become too easy for criminals. as for the wilsons, they are still deciding whether or not to replace their car forfear of it happening again. gabby colenso, bbc news. an indian environmentalist has picked up more than 300 kilograms ...