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walking around the capital and giving their viewpoints, saying how they plan to vote. lots of republicans expressing their disappointment at the bill. there s a lot of confidence, president biden is confident it will pass, the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy as well. and a key figure people might not have heard of, the majority whip for the republican party. they need 218 votes, the republicans control the boat with 222. he said he is confident republicans will pass it through the house, and he says those making the noise haven t probably fully read the 99 page bill and when they do, he thinks they will get on board. ., , ., board. you just mention the republicans board. you just mention the republicans control - board. you just mention the republicans control the - republicans control the house, are we seeing any defectors? there is the house freedom caucus, they are members of the republican party who expressed a lot of anger yesterday at a press conference. the ....
Appropriate to hand over anything they have deemed to be unambiguously irrelevant to the inquiry. i am told for example this could include sensitive personal information or private matters which the government fears could set a worrying precedent in terms of future policy making but also a politician s right to privacy. separately there has been this ongoing back and forth about what material of boris johnson s was still held by the government. borisjohnson has government. boris johnson has said government. borisjohnson has said he had handed over all his material to the government, and says the government could now hand that to the inquiry if they wanted to. boris johnson could also choose independently to hand over all his material to hand over all his material to the inquiry if he wanted to, and his spokesperson has said if he is asked to, he will. he claimed the cabinet office have had access to this material for months, but sources in the cabinet office say effectively, since bori ....
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Walking around the capital and giving their viewpoints, saying how they plan to vote. lots of republicans expressing their disappointment at the bill. there s a lot of confidence, president biden is confident it will pass, the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy as well. and a key figure people might not have heard of, the majority whip for the republican party. they need 218 votes, the republicans control the boat with 222. he said he is confident republicans will pass it through the house, and he says those making the noise haven t probably fully read the 99 page bill and when they do, he thinks they will get on board. ., , ., board. you just mention the republicans board. you just mention the republicans control - board. you just mention the republicans control the - republicans control the house, are we seeing any defectors? there is the house freedom caucus, they are members of the republican party who expressed a lot of anger yesterday at a press conference. they don t like the ....
Moments later, the line cut out. line beeps. sasha has told me five children taken with him still haven t been returned to their families. because russia doesn t make it easy even when vladimir putin has been indicted for their removal as a suspected war criminal. sarah rainsford, bbc news, ukraine. staying with ukraine, the bbc has been speaking exclusively with the former us military chief general david petraeus. he s in kyiv and has met president zelensky. he says the ukraine upcoming counteroffensive could be very impressive , and says russia s operations over the winter largely failed. he spoke to our diplomatic correspondent james landale. i believe we will see for the first time in this war on either side the achievement of two combined arms effects, in other words the results of ....