fight among themselves. it isa it is a zinger of a letter. sacked on monday rishi sunak manifestly and repeatedly failed to help deliver her key policies. as he agreed to do so when she took the job. we will get reaction to that. the dead bodies are piling up in gaza s biggest hospital and cannot be taken away due to fighting. today, doctors began digging a mass grave in the grounds of the al shifa hospital to prevent disease spreading. we will hear from a palestinian doctor who has worked at the al shifa hospital and is appealing for a cease fire. the climate editor on the future of weather forecasting which could help save lives. good evening. inside cabinet, there is collective responsibilty. outside cabinet, no loyalty is owed, particularly to a prime minister sacked on monday rishi sunak manifestly and repeatedly failed to help deliver her key policies. it isa it is a 3 page assassination of questioning his mandate to be in the job, his confidence to deliver, what he pro
holding the rest of the country to ransom while the tories fight among themselves. suella braverman promised she would have more to say after her sacking yesterday. tonight, she has vented her anger. in a letter dripping with derision, the former home secretary accuses the prime minister of putting off the tough decisions in order to minimize political risk weakness, she says. we will get reaction to that letter tonight from our panel, the deputy political editor for the guardian, peter walker, and from washington, the conservative commentator carrie sheffield. president biden is about to touch down in san francisco, ahead of a crunch meeting tomorrow with the chinese president xijinping. and we will be keeping an eye on a crucial vote in washington tonight. the house scheduled to vote later on a bill that could avert a government shutdown saturday. was this the night of the long knife? it remains to be seen whether suella braverman has inflicted a mortal wound on this pr
he, nor his brother mahinda , who s the prime minister, would resign. opposition parties say they will not join an administration where the rajapaksa family still wields power. anti government protests have spread since millions of state and private sector workers staged a crippling strike on thursday , bringing sri lanka to a standstill. the passport office says it s facing unprecedented demand from millions of people who had put off renewing or applying for the documents during the pandemic. changes in the rules since brexit also means some passports are not our business reporter esyllt. this is the last time alexandra and her family saw her sister three years ago. they have spent £4000 to fly to her wedding next week. but despite paying to have their
faced with moscow, the western allies want to present a united front. by winning hungary s collection, viktor 0rban remains an unpredictable thorn in their side. remains an unpredictable thorn in their side. long queues at manchester and london s heathrow airports continued over the weekend and around 100 easyjet flights have been cancelled today amid staff shortages. the airline said the cancellations made up a small part of its schedule and is down to staff being off sick with covid. some passengers have reported waiting hours to check in and get through security. we ll have more on this in our business news in about 20 minutes time. sri lanka s president is due to meet the prime minister his brother mahinda later today to discuss the continuing unrest in the country. he is also expected to discuss the formation of a new cabinet