lineker? i m my dog and i m going to do my showing lineker? i m my dog and i m going to do my shopping so lineker? i m my dog and i m going to do my shopping so would lineker? i m my dog and i m going to do my shopping so would you - lineker? i m my dog and i m going to do my shopping so would you mind i do my shopping so would you mind letting do my shopping so would you mind letting me do my shopping so would you mind letting me do it on my own? we ll reveal what gary lineker s absence meant for saturday s bbc s flagship football programme, match of the day, and hear what fans think of the row. also ahead. leaders from the uk, us and australia will meet for talks on defence, including the plan for australia to get us nuclear submarines. the british and us governments scramble to reassure their tech start up sectors, after the collapse of one of the main sources of funding, the silicon valley bank. and hollywood is getting ready for its big night we ll take a loo
on a new defence agreement. the aukus pact aims to counter china s perceived threat in the indo pacific. it s expected to agree the supply of nuclear powered submarines to australia. you re watching bbc news. now its time for fault line: the un and the quake in syria. screaming the earthquake strikes. un aid arrives in turkey immediately, but takes several days to reach north west syria. bbc news arabic investigates. un teams are supposed to deploy within 48 hours of a request. in north west syria, that didn t happen. what matters in terms of responding to an earthquake is time and what the sort of, the immediacy of the response. and the un just stood there, like, completely paralysed. in this film, we ask, what took the united nations so long? to deliver humanitarian aid across an international border, we need either the consent of the government or in the case that we have in syria, a binding security council resolution. on monday, the 6th of february 00.47am, an earthqua
the british and us governments scramble to reassure their tech start up sectors after the collapse of one of the main sources of funding, the silicon valley bank. and hollywood is getting ready for its big night we ll take a look at what s in store at the oscars. the impact of bbc sports presenter gary lineker s removalfrom match of the day is continuing to affect the bbc s sports output. the controversy over the broadcaster and his tweets criticising the uk government s policy on asylum seekers shows no sign of abating. he d been told by the bbc to step back from presenting its flagship football show, match of the day. on saturday, it led to widespread disruption of the corporation s football coverage as fellow presenters and commentators pulled out. in the coverage of the women s super league on sunday, there was no bbc in house commentary and there were no pundits to talk about the game either. let s take a look at the background to this now with our correspondent, ste
sir? those famous lines ordered by the lawyer, joseph wells, on june 9th, 1954, effectively marked the end of mccarthy-ism, and the investigations that wisconsin senator joseph mccarthy was conducting as chair of the senate permit cup subcommittee on investigations, created initially to investigate government fraud and waste, but he quickly turned into a political pet project to investigate what mccarthy claimed was communist infiltration at all levels of the government. the origins of the mccarthy investigation could be traced back to the post world war i overmine committee, a subcommittee of the senate judiciary committee, and to the house special committee to investigate communist activities in the united states, aka, the fish committee, formed and chaired by new york representative hamilton fish. the fish committee walked into the famous house on american activities committee, formed in 1938, and chaired by texas representative merchandise. much like mccarthy, 12 years
on the southern border. welcome. glad to have you. i m neil cavuto. let s get the latest on what might expect to hear out of these leaders in a few minutes. we go to jacqui heinrich with more. jacqui? hi, neil. the president just sort of gave us a teasener his address to parliament about the details on this agreement that we re expected to hear more about when the two leaders speak shortly here. we re behind schedule. it s going to be a big topic of conversation. canada is announcing 15,000 slots for migrants from the southern hemisphere to come in to canada legally as part of a new agreement that will allow the u.s. and canada to turn away migrants that cross the northern border illegally as an update to this third safe third country agreement that has been really years in the making. for the longest time, migrants enter on the southern border have been required to first seek asylum in the country that they pass through. that did not apply ever to the northern border. it s