hello. welcome back, emma from belfast. and the foreign affairs spokesperson from the lib dem. the last nato summit in madrid is where we find adam. he spoke to borisjohnson on thursday morning. this is the end of the nato summit. emblems and podiums and speeches. we also have spots like this, which is absolutely colossal. for those
io earlier, the answer is he must go and earlier, the answer is he must go and is earlier, the answer is he must go and is a earlier, the answer is he must go and is a disgrace to the country go and is a disgrace to the country. if you are the liberal democrats or labour what you want democrats or labour what you want is democrats or labour what you want is inviting in the conservative party for the next year conservative party for the next year and conservative party for the next year and borisjohnson kind of clinging year and borisjohnson kind of clinging on, like gordon brown, because clinging on, like gordon brown, because it clinging on, like gordon brown, because it gives the most political impact. the one thing we know political impact. the one thing we know about their history of politics we know about their history of politics is we know about their history of politics is the conservative party politics is the conservative party is politics is the c
there s also a by election coming up in wakefield and here are the candidates standing in that poll. you can find plenty more on both on our website, bbc.co.uk/news. 0ur deputy politcal editor, vicki young, is at westminster. so, today was the first time in the commons for borisjohnson after that vote of confidence. any sign that those who voted against him are now willing to rally around? i those who voted against him are now willing to rally around? willing to rally around? i guess prime minister s willing to rally around? i guess prime minister s questions - willing to rally around? i guess prime minister s questions is l willing to rally around? i guess i prime minister s questions is not the best way to judge the mood of the best way to judge the mood of the conservative party, there were 200 people there who were willing to cheer borisjohnson on, but there were plenty who didn t roar their approval. he certainly did not look like a man who had just lost the support of 40% of t
hugh pym, bbc news. the german chancellor has held talks with borisjohnson on what s likely to be her last official trip to the uk, before standing down in the autumn. angela merkel also met queen elizabeth at windsor castle. more from our world affairs correspondent caroline hawley. angela, how are you? despite their disagreements over brexit, today was about celebrating and strengthening the german british relationship in a new era. high on the agenda for borisjohnson, germany s insistence that british travellers quarantine for 14 days, even if they are fully vaccinated. but after a working lunch of english asparagus tart and 0xfordshire beef, angela merkel hinted at good news to come for british holiday makers. translation: we are seeing a rise of the delta variant - in germany, a significant rise, and, of course, we are regularly
alternative channels to express their grievances. the government has opened an email address where emaswatis can continue to direct their concerns and petitions. the government is eager to restore order after the unrest disrupted cross border trade. the border traffic is flowing again, but in so many other ways, the kingdom of eswatini is isolated. it remains unclear whether the recent protests will affect change or whether king mswati will fight to retain his title as africa s last absolute monarch. shingai nyoka, bbc news, at the border of eswatini. the german chancellor has held talks with borisjohnson on what s likely to be her last official trip to the uk, before standing down in the autumn. angela merkel also met queen elizabeth at windsor castle. in more from our world affairs correspondent caroline hawley. angela, how are you?