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Sit-down with the deputy attorney general later this hour. do stay with us for the administration's plan to tackle the major uptick also in violent crime in this country. >> yeah. other major story we're following this morning, rapidly evolving crisis on the russia/ukraine border. kylie atwood is at the state department. nic robertson in moscow. kylie, let's begin with you. written response now by the u.s. to russia's security demands. do we know in general what message the u.s. sent here? >> well, listen, we're expecting that this is going to be sent from the united states to russia as soon a...

So, let's begin... the daily telegraph. u—turn on mandatoryjobs for nhs workers. this has been left a bit last minute and some people have already left their jobs in the nhs and social care because they knew this was looming. absolutely. talk about an 11th hour u—turn. these changes, the mandatory covid vaccination for nhs and social care workers was due to coming in a few days, february three, i think, and it isjust few days, february three, i think, and it is just extraordinary, the royal colleges have been warning that it would leave a massive shortfall in the number of nhs workers in e...

There are boots on the ground in ukraine, all of that goes off the table and any of those advantages or gains he would hope to have made would completely evaporate and get blown up, so i think he does realise that he needs to have pressure in order to get people to the table and he is willing to keep turning the screws until such time as that at least gets to some point of satisfaction for him. it doesn't mean that there won't be an invasion, but he still has time to let this play out and see if he can wrest more concessions from the west. ok, well, let's move onto next topic in this dateline....

The guardian says a redacted report from the senior civil servant is now "imminent". the telegraph, meanwhile say that energy bills will hit £1900 from april. and the daily mirrror continue with reports that oil and gas giants shell and bp are set to profit from the cost of living crisis. the daily express report on the "punishing" tax hikes to go ahead with "no ifs or buts", according to downing street. so, let's begin. i'll recommit with your paper let's kick your byline right there along with two of your other colleagues, the met police bid cut to details from the report. do we think thing...

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