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US stocks finished broadly flat on Wednesday after a turbulent trading session, with eyes firmly fixed on corporate results as earnings season gets into full swing.
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deport _ to be. we should not be looking to deport people there. and realistically, putting all of flat to one — realistically, putting all of flat to one side, it is not going to work anyway~ _ to one side, it is not going to work anyway so— to one side, it is not going to work anyway. so there are hundreds, milliohs— anyway. so there are hundreds, millions of— anyway. so there are hundreds, millions of pounds, hundreds of milliohs— millions of pounds, hundreds of millions of pounds, hundreds of millions of pounds, hundreds of millions of pounds it had been thrown — millions of pounds it had been thrown at _ millions of pounds it had been thrown at this scheme already to absolutely no end, much more is going _ absolutely no end, much more is going the — absolutely no end, much more is going the same way. and think about people's— going the same way. and think about people's real needs and priorities, people _ people's real needs and priorities, people in— people's real needs and priorities, people in the uk at the moment. this money— people in the uk at the moment. this money could — people in the uk at the moment. this money could be better spent on mortgage relief, on funds to help people _ mortgage relief, on funds to help people with the cost of heating their— people with the cost of heating their homes, but instead the government is throwing good money after bad _ government is throwing good money after bad on this scheme which will not work. — after bad on this scheme which will not work, which should not work, and which _ not work, which should not work, and which really _ not work, which should not work, and which really is a disgraceful way to treat other— which really is a disgraceful way to treat other human beings. one criticism levelled _ treat other human beings. one criticism levelled at _ treat other human beings. ole: criticism levelled at the scottish government is you are opposed to measures to deal with this bug bites issue. you say there should be more legal roots, and yet the allegation is that you are not prepared to take many asylum seekers in in scotland, most of them end other parts of the uk. , most of them end other parts of the uk. y ., , most of them end other parts of the uk. , .,, , , most of them end other parts of the uk. sorry to be blunt, but that is absolute nonsense. _ uk. sorry to be blunt, but that is absolute nonsense. the - uk. sorry to be blunt, but that is absolute nonsense. the scottish| absolute nonsense. the scottish government is more than its share in
privacy is respected. our political correspondent iain watson has the story. local party sources are pleased about that and by election rishi sunak will be pleased about that as well. perhaps less pleased about the publicity surrounding this mp. just to go back over the allegations troubled times alleged during the week that use money needed for campaigning to pay for private medical bills without a more spectacularly to compensate the party. paying 6000 pounds to bar people from a flat he's been held. tonight you can comment on those allegations at all. he's disputed them. he said that because of pressures on him and his elderly mother he will be resigning from the conservative party and stare down at the next election. the party has said that basically if you want to take this further they will cooperate with them. but because the
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the times reported that mr menzies is accused of receiving £14,000 from tory donors, which was used for private medical expenses and to pay off what he described as "bad people" who had locked him in a flat. the conservative party has completed its investigation and says it can't conclude that there has been a misuse of conservative party funds. mr menzies has strongly denied the claims. let's get more from our political correspondent, iain watson, who's in the newsroom. could she remind us of some of could she remind us of some of the could she remind us of some of the allegations first? it enters could she remind us of some of the alleaations first? . , . . allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story- — allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story. it _ allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story. it first _ allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story. it first appeared i allegations first? it was a rather| bizarre story. it first appeared in the times newspaper, but they said that a local official in the conservative party and mr menzies and's constituency, he represents an area of lancashire, that she had got area of lancashire, that she had got a call from him at the 315 in the morning back in december, asking for £5,000 which apparently he needed come a matter of life and death, he said, to be released from a flat where he had been locked by some bad people. apparently this demand had
but due to the pressures on myself and my elderly mother i have decided to resign from the conservative party and will not stand at the forthcoming general election. this has been a very difficult week for me and i request that my family's privacy is respected." our political correspondent iain watson has been following the story. he'll sit as an independent. i can tell you... ican tell you... local party sources are pleased about that and by election rishi sunak will be pleased about that as well. perhaps less pleased about the publicity surrounding this mp. just to go back over the allegations troubled times alleged during the week that he used money needed for campaigning to pay for private medical bills without a more spectacularly to compensate the party. paying 6000 pounds to bar people from a flat he's been held. tonight you can comment on those allegations at all. he's disputed them. he said that because of
i have introduced you as an ethicist and disability rights advocate, but you are all sorts of things. you just wrote a novel. in your past you have been a stand—up comedian. you have been a cultural commentator. you have done all sorts of different things. how important is it that we all see you in society doing your thing, a great success but not focused on the fact that, "oh, you are disabled." exactly. this book that you've brandished, it's called the ha—ha, the hero of it, fred, is disabled, he is paralysed, in a wheelchair like me but he drives a car, he is a solicitor, he has a flat. all accessible. and he has friends. and therefore, he is included. and like me he went to a stately home in suffolk and he is having his birthday weekend, and when i was learning to write what i was told is that your point has to be buried. if you hit people over
as a reminder, he was suspended from the conservative party over claims that he misused funds. the times reported that he is accused of receiving funds from tory donors which was used for private medical expenses and to pay off who he called bad people who had locked him in a flat. alex —— mark menzies. now, to ukraine. we start this hour with ukraine, which has welcomed the 61 billion dollar package of military aid, finally approved by us lawmakers last night. russia says it shows that washington is wading deeper into a war that will end in humiliation. the foreign ministry spokeswoman, maria zakharova, said the aid — which includes ammunition and air defences, was evidence that the us wants ukraine "to fight to the last ukrainian".