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Her space, to raise more funds for his campaign. on the other side, there are those that argue that moderate republicans and others will just see this as more baggage that makes the former president unelectable.— makes the former president unelectable. ., ~ ., ., the democratic unionist party will vote against the government's brexit plans in a vote in parliament on wednesday. known as the windsor framework, the plans sought to resolve post—brexit trading issues caused by the northern ireland protocol, which was criticised by unionists for effectively creating a border between northern ire...

Northern ireland agreed to go back into a power—sharing agreement in the government there. they do not, that could politically be very difficult for rishi sunak, leaving northern ireland without a functioning government, and that is one of the key things he is hoping this deal will achieve.— this deal will achieve. thank you very much _ this deal will achieve. thank you very much indeed. _ this deal will achieve. thank you very much indeed. an _ this deal will achieve. thank you i very much indeed. an announcement about that deal does seem to be imminent. the former uk environment secretar...

Because both parties should be big tent parties, we can't function as a democracy. >> i just think that, one, i don't think the right-wing has hijacked the speaker fight, the speaker fight was contentious because of the fact that it is one of the slimmest majorities since will work to. only by the last majority with anti pelosi. i think that's probably more a testament to the strength of nancy pelosi that it is to the of cruel waning of any particular party. -- >> but you saw the point vote for him 18 times. >> and marjorie taylor greene leadership position on committees. >> i get. we can't li...

And until the protocol is changed they've refused to enter into a power—sharing agreement, leaving northern ireland without a functioning government. joining us now is vicky pryce, who is former chief economic advisor and current board member of the centre for economics and business research. thank you forjoining us. this dispute is over two years old. what do we know of what might be proposed to resolve it? i think the most likely issue is which goods are going to be able to go freely from great britain to northern ireland without any checks and which ones need to be checked and there could...

They've been preparing for earthquakes and has a functioning government. across the border to still at times war-torn syria and things are so much more complex, because winter will be claiming people frankly in the poor conditions of life already over there in some of the refugee camps and the poor infrastructure. the earthquake has damaged the little shelter some people had there. and the question now is how does aid get to them. it's politicized and awful frankly at the best of times, trying to get food aid in. now at a moment of acute crisis. they have to try to ramp that up along with effo...