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Sceptic. but of course is remembering that the number one lockdown sceptic if the prime minister, borisjohnson, so he got the biggest voice. i think the short answer to your question is i it changes things very much. i think this is a government that is absolutely determined, if it actually can come if nothing really weird happens in the next few weeks can be determined to ease those lock downs, the final lockdown on july the 19th and whether it was still matt hancock they are or sajid javid or i don't know you or me there come out in the prime minister is pretty to lift. ~ ., ., ., to lift. 0...

News, still to come: donald trump lashes out at his former attorney general following revelations that bill barr said the president's claim about electoral fraud were rubbish. as we've been hearing, the number of coronavirus infections in the uk is continuing to rise rapidly, but hospitalisations are rising at a much slower rate. our medical editor fergus walsh reports. the link between covid cases and severe illness is getting weaker. the more people who are protected, the less damage the virus can do. during september and october last year, coronavirus cases rose sharply to more than 20,000 ...

In a new book set to be published later this year, mr barr is quoted as saying that he suspected mr trump's claims of widespread election fraud were total rubbish and that he only launched his inquries to appease his former boss. true to form, mr trump responded with a lengthy statement on sunday night that concluded, "bill barr was a disappointment in every sense of the word." our senior north america reporter anthony zurcher is in washington. he said, the attorney general, looked into the allegations of electoral fraud to suit his boss but he never really believed in it. does that help? when...

As for en marche, the president's party, they took just 7% of the vote in spite of his nationwide tour to try and stir some enthusiasm. no, the real winners on the night were the centre—right republicans and the socialist party, the old guard. so, ten months out from a presidential election, can we glean anything from these regional results? sophie pedder is the paris bureau chief for the economist. lovely to see you. thank you for coming in the programme. emmanuel macron sun rising in the polls in recent months for this was undoubtedly a disappointing night. or do you think it leaves him te...

Experience and we don't want to sort a project too much into these results into next year. but i think what it does show is that where before this election it had looked like very much a two horse race can with the same repeat of 2017, that is emmanuel macron versus marine the pen coming it looks like it might be more open than that. we have a couple of centre—right candidates in particular one with the north of the country who used to be a government minister and he has been reelected and he is using that reelection to stand for the presidency next year. xavier bertrand. but the success he ...