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Hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: world cup frustration for england fans — a 0—0 draw with the usa — but both teams can still progress to the knockout stages in qatar. social media footage appears to show residents in china protesting against lockdown laws which they say hampered rescue attempts during a deadly fire. ukraine's president says six million households are still without power, after intense russian missile strikes hit the country this week. the london fire brigade is "institutionally misogynist and racist", according to a damning review into its culture. rail services a...

House and he does not see that being carried out the moment. how can you put somebody back into the top position in politics who has that hanging over him? the position in politics who has that hanging over him?— position in politics who has that hanuain over him? , , ., , hanging over him? the simple answer is he -- these — hanging over him? the simple answer is he -- these are _ hanging over him? the simple answer is he -- these are unprecedented - is he —— these are unprecedented times for the uk on the conservative party and the whole country have to come together to get us through...

Them down is the fact that there is no one, clearsuccessor. but, them down is the fact that there is no one, clear successor. but, we are waiting to hear from no one, clear successor. but, we are waiting to hearfrom rishi sunak, the former chancellor, who until recently would have been seen as a front runner, but he ran into difficulty over his wife's tax affairs, he was given a fine for breaking lockdown laws as part of the partygate saga. but i think we can still expect him to run although he has not formally declared. there is also the four —— foreign secretary liz truss, favoured by a ...

The prime minister and his independent standards adviser, lord geidt. the two have clashed over borisjohnson's handling of parties that broke lockdown laws. after the prime minister was fined for this gathering in the cabinet room on his birthday two years ago, there was "a legitimate question," lord geidt claimed, about whether he'd broken the ministerial code. i take full responsibility for everything that took place on my watch. not so, says borisjohnson, who insists his apology to the house of commons for unwittingly breaking the law meant he'd complied with the code. and ministers agree. ...

Some argue all of that should be published to show the public the inquiry has done itsjob. sue gray makes that decision, sue gray has complete control over this. i've not seen the report. she will publish that report... but you would welcome it? i would absolutely welcome it. it's the right thing to do. labour are leading calls for all evidence to be put out in the open. their leader, sir keir starmer, is under police investigation himself for possibly breaking lockdown laws, but his supporters say it can't be compared to what went on in whitehall. the statement he made the other week showed r...