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case it will help. there has been a constant flow of diplomats through kyiv as they have tried to pave the way for this bill to be passed. "better late than never" is the reaction we are hearing this weekend. "never" would have meant almost certain defeat for ukraine. however, "late" still means it'll be difficult for kyiv to change momentum on the battlefield straightaway. translation: this aid will strengthen ukraine and send the kremlin a powerful signal that it will not be the second afghanistan. the united states will stay with ukraine and it will protect democracy in the world. this is a show of leadership and strength. while the west has wavered, russia has stayed committed to its invasion. ukraine needs to make america's return count to keep moscow and western doubt at bay. i spoke to the director of research at the united states studies centre. he gave us his
relations, he will also speak withjewish groups today. if i remain here, you will arrest me? mr falter has been invited to a private meeting with the met, which he has accepted. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. we can speak now to independent adviser to uk government on anti—semitism lord john mann. do you think sir mark rowley should stay in his post? of course he should and he is one of the experts on counterterrorism in this country, the best the police has got, the most experienced and thatis has got, the most experienced and that is by far the most dangerous threat that the country and the jewish community faces. and so, i have spoken withjewish communal leaders over the weekend and there is no demand from them for him to resign, none whatsoever. he should stay in his post and i'm pleased his meeting with thejewish community. in fact, there is a meeting taking
i think it's worth remembering that marjorie taylor greene has -- as isolated as she is, is closer to the aid of maga, she is venting and lashing out. i don't think the people ought to underestimate the hold that isolationists like marjorie taylor greene continue to have on the republican base. >> congress woman edwards, your reaction? >> look, to no great surprise, marjorie taylor greene is crying wolf again and again and again, as she does. here is the thing, i do not think this is going anywhere. both republicans and democrats are really tired of her act and they are not going to give into this motion to vacate. you will see a lot of democrats, actually supporting johnson, because he did the right thing on this package, even though it could have damaged him in the
democrats voted in favor. congress passed aid for israel and taiwan, along with a measure to force tiktok's parent company bytedance to sell the app. new aid came after mike johnson, who once opposed it, did an about-face and put his job on the line to get it through amid threats from three far right republicans to oust him. >> if we turn our backs right now, the consequences could be devastating. >> you are being asked to resign. >> do you plan to? >> no. as i said many times, i don't walk around this building being worried about a motion to vacate. i have to do my job. we did. i've done what i believe to be the right thing, allow the house to work its will. as i said, you do the right thing and you let the chips fall where they may. >> the pentagon has said it has a massive infusion of military aid for ukraine ready to go. it comes as ukrainian president zelenskyy said that without this
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warns motorists when the equipment isn't working. but the aa says it hasn't seen any warnings — and we couldn't find any, either. claire puts updates on her social media, telling drivers the technology that's there to protect them is no longer doing itsjob. richard bilton, bbc news. the top story is that the prime minister has said the first rwanda asylum flights will take off in 10-12 asylum flights will take off in 10—12 weeks. he was speaking at a press conference in downing street and he said the latest part of the rwanda policy will pass parliament today. latertoday, mps and rwanda policy will pass parliament today. later today, mps and members of the house of lords will sit in parliament to debate the legislation. the prime minister says he expects it to pass later today. we will bring you that story on bbc news. you can go to the website.
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typical nondisclosure agreement. it's a little unclear from what we know right now, whether the president knew or didn't know. but i will tell you michael cohen has said publicly and has filed with, i think, the fec a statement that is going to be inconsistent with his upcoming testimony. so the question that michael cohen is going to have to face you are a convicted purger. were you lying now or lying then. you had a judge who should have confused and massive conflict with his daughter's outside work. i think this whole case, ultimately, is going to crumble because it doesn't work under the law and especially under the facts. >> will: you know, matt, i think over the next couple weeks we will fall down the are a bit hole details arguing about the facts of the case. that's important. that's what a trial is for. one of the things i find fascinating that both the prosecution and the defense said yeah, we'll take two lawyers on
us understand the scenario and what they are trying to say behind the scenes? >> i think certainly what iran did that night surprised everybody in terms of the scale of it. iran has never conducted a direct attack against israel. has chosen to use its proxies. secondly, despite israelis killing nuclear scientists and other military officials in iran and blowing up a portion of the uranium enrichment nuclear site, conducted air strikes at the damascus international airport against iran's weapons warehouse. despite these things and no reaction from iran, after a number of days it became obvious that iran had made a decision they would conduct an attack themselves. even though everyone had that intelligence, no one anticipated the scale of this attack that would exceed 300 plus missiles and drones.
never would have meant almost certain defeat for ukraine. however, late still means it'll be difficult for kyiv to change momentum on the battlefield straight away. translation: this aid - will strengthen ukraine and send the kremlin a powerful signal that it will not be the second afghanistan. the united states will stay with ukraine and it will protect democracy in the world. this is a show of leadership and strength. while the west has wavered, russia has stayed committed to its invasion. ukraine needs to make america's return count to keep moscow and western doubt at bay. james waterhouse, bbc news, kyiv. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.