That is policy not to release the audiotapes, he says there is really not that much there would be added by releasing the tapes. he said it s full of filler world filler words and but republican sailors from the precisely why they want to listen to the tapes. we don t know whether there he said there were blank times where there was silence. within we don t know whether those were one minutes long condiments shaw week because those were edited out. we do not know whether this supports a substantial or substantiates mr robert her s findings. the gop has accused garland of being unfair to former president trump and taking it easy and president biden. democrats believe republican slump weaponize the audiotapes against the president ahead of the fall campaign but republicans warned garland he had better comply with the committee s demands. what happened to peter navarro and steve bannon win
Tremendous the bbc has got me on tonight, but he will constantly hear about the labour party and the conservative party. you re about here a debate between rishi sunak and keir starmer, but it is terribly difficult for someone new, a party such as ours, coming to the fore for the first time, to be heard. nigel will get as heard. i think it is absolutely terrific that nigel has joined the fray, and has thrown its hat in the ring. he is going to stand for clacton, and he is the leader of reform uk. igrate stand for clacton, and he is the leader of reform uk. stand for clacton, and he is the leader of reform uk. we do have you now, so leader of reform uk. we do have you now. so time leader of reform uk. we do have you now, so time for leader of reform uk. we do have you now, so time for you leader of reform uk. we do have you now, so time for you to leader of reform uk. we do have you now, so time for you to make - leader of reform uk. we do have you now, so time for you to make your. now, so time for you to make your points. also, you will be contributing to that debate that the bbc is holding on the 7th ofjune. that is friday, the seven parties. are you embracing that, looking forward to that on friday? when nigel farage will be there? titer? nigel farage will be there? very much looking nigel farage will be there? very much looking forward nigel farage will be there? 9 much looking forward to it. the problem with the british political landscape, particularly the two main parties is that they have become much the same. both of them trying to stand for the same things,
Largest single we are getting from voters in india is that well many continue to back prime minister modi for his nda coalition, there are significant numbers of voters that don t seem to think they are better off today than they were five years ago, and they re sending a signal that they re sending a signal that theyjust they re sending a signal that they just want multipolar tea abroad, they want it at home, they want choice and perhaps some amount of balance. find some amount of balance. and this is the some amount of balance. and this is the first time some amount of balance. and this is the first time modi will be governing without a majority. will he have any problems managing a coalition, and what will it mean for how he is able to sort of put into a voter s agenda coachella this was a known unknown, that prime minister modi has was a known unknown, that prime minister modi minister modi has never come when he was minister modi has never come when he was chief minister modi has never come when he was chief minister. minister modi has never come l when he was chief minister and for number of years, and when he was prime minister the last decade, has not needed a coalition. he has been able to vote, or choose his policy priorities, his governance style, as somebody who has the
Had a majority, after the dobbs decision and the court has showed itself as a partisan figure, there is an appetite not just for, okay, what decision did they hand down today, there is an appetite for political scandal journalism. there is an appetite for covering them as if they are members of congress. i think it is a good thing, but it s also new. i reported a lot of this 12 years ago and it went away. it s not going away now. is great to see all three of you. next time maybe the pocket square. next time we will both just wear red ties. time and time again israel
Which promotes business practices focused on humanity and the climate. iceland s president holds a largely ceremonial position in the parliamentary republic, acting as a guarantor of the constitution and national unity. in the uk general election, the veteran politician diane abbott has said she intends to run and win as a labour candidate. she was suspended from the party in 2023 after comments she made about racism, but was allowed back in last month. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. we saw some pretty decent weather over the weekend. saturday, scotland, northern ireland saw the warmth and the sunshine. it was england and wales on sunday which saw temperatures reach 2a celsius in a few locations. this upcoming week, though, will be rather disappointing for many. it ll turn a lot cooler for earlyjune sunshine and showers, and nights
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That left at least 20 people died. these people really need hospitals, schools, humanitarian aid. the people in gaza are not really interested to know what are the motives that could make benjamin netanyahu accept or not accept a deal, and also hamas, if they will accept or not accept the deal. they really need to have their life back to normal. thank you for bringing us up to date. there is much more analysis on our website as well. next to the uk general election, and the veteran left wing politician diane abbott has said she intends to run and win as a labour candidate. she was suspended from the party in 2023 following comments she made about racism, but was allowed back in last month. there s been uncertainty about her future, but on friday, the labour leader sir keir starmer said she was free to go forward as a labour candidate. 0ur political correspondent
Of baniyas killed a girl and injured ten other people, while six hezbollah fighters reportedly died in another air strike in central syria. the israeli military has not commented on the reports. the indian ocean nation of the maldives has said it is to ban israelis from travelling to the luxury tourist location. the maldives government on sunday announced the cabinet decision to change laws to prevent israeli passport holders from entering the country. israel s foreign ministry issued guidance on sunday recommending that israeli citizens living in the majority muslim country consider leaving. nearly 11,000 israeli tourists visited the maldives last year. let s turn to the middle east now, where israel and hamas are being pressed to accept a ceasefire proposal outlined by us presidentjoe biden. the us says they have every expectation that israel will accept a ceasefire proposal that would begin
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Criticized hunter biden is guilty of so many crimes you can barely keep track of them, unlike donald trump who they never revealed the alleged crime he supposedly tried to cover up. to be clear, if they weaponized the justice department, wouldn t he want to keep it away from his own son? they were forced by a judge asking questions of the prosecutor and hunter biden s defense attorneys why would he weaponize it against his own son and get rid of it altogether by your own argument? he had to pardon your own son. that s what you should ask to joe biden let me go back to my initial question, if it is so objectionable for the justice system to be weaponizing against donald trump, why is it promote for donald trump to campaign on weaponizing it against joe biden? donald trump has said his so-called retribution will be success, success at the ballot box. he said an eye for an eye. in 2016 when so many people