Page 41 - Press Reports News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

A question of apologising — what people want to see is that things are going to be put right so that the people making these decisions will probably be changed and that this won't be allowed to happen again. ah... that is part of rebuilding trust. "people will be changed," you say. i mean, would it be credible to change the staff at number 10 and not replace the guy who, ultimately, is responsible for the culture in that office, which is, of course, the man who owns that office, the prime minister himself? could he just get rid of all his staff and carry on as normal? well, no, that's why hi...

Succeeded yeltsin and showed what kind of ruler he would be, nemsov became a vociferous critic of putin. in 2015 he was planning owe opposition march to protest against the regime. it was two days before that march when nemtsov was shot, four times in the back while he was walking across the bridge. press reports at the time called it the highest profile assassination since the stalin era. he wasn't the only target. days before nemtsov was assassinated, russian authorities had thrown one of his allies in jail. another vocal putin critic. his friend was put in jail for 15 days for the high crim...

Who owns that office, the prime minister himself? could he just get rid of all his staff and carry on as normal? well, no, that's why his report, the report is important, because we've seen press reports about particular events, we're speculating about what may have been going on within downing street at the time because none of us really know, but what sue gray will get to the bottom of is, well, how many events were there? who went to them? who signed them off? with respect, she won't get to the bottom of it, because she's not a police officer. sue gray can't look into their heart and soul a...

It's a westminster issue and it doesn't cut through with the wider public. would you disagree with that? ., ., , . that? totally disagree. whether it is the e-mail_ that? totally disagree. whether it is the e-mail i _ that? totally disagree. whether it is the e-mail i received _ that? totally disagree. whether it is the e-mail i received from i that? totally disagree. whether it i is the e-mail i received from andrew is the e—mail i received from andrew yesterday, or all of the press reports, i have seen it on the bbc, covering lots of people who feel really upset about this and i think it h...

The difference between the 60s and now is that during the 60s you had a relatively high level of institution cohesion. you had the voting rights act passed with bipartisan support. the president mourned, collectively, by both parties. you had watergate, in hindsight, was the system working. because you had the press reporting on corruption. politicians taking the press reports seriously. and both parties deciding that that was unacceptable for their country. and, none of that would really happen anymore. the institutions have gone into the point where, you know, not even the two parties can ge...