the us supreme court strikes down restrictions on carrying guns in new york, signaling a shift that will reverberate nationwide. the taliban appeals for international support after wednesday s devastating earthquake in afghanistan, with survivors saying they have no food or sheltera. with survivors saying they have no food or shelter. the panel investigating last year s us capitol riots hears about the pressure former president trump put on thejustice department to overturn the 2020 election result. # upside down, by you turn me. we speak to excited festival goers. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the news that has broken in the last hour. the conservatives have suffered crushing defeats in two by elections in england. the results will put renewed pressure on prime minister, borisjohnson, who recently survived a leadership challenge. the liberal democrats ousted the conservatives in the seat of tiverton and honiton, in one of the biggest ever by election swi
brick in the wall confirming that the big lie is indeed baseless. from washington post, quote, u.s. postal service investigators found no evidence to support a pennsylvania postal worker s claim that his supervisors had tampered with mail in ballots according to an inspector general s report. allegations cited by top republicans to press baseless clams of fraud in the presidential election. richard hopkins alleged he heard the local postmaster general. he revised the initial claims eventually stated he had not heard a conversation about ballots at all. rather he saw the postmaster and supervisor having a discussion and assumed it was about fraudulent ballot back dating. the new report states. even though the dubious claim was recanted the damage was done. it became a case study in what trump and trumpism can do with a lie. trump referred to hop conditions as a quote brave patriot. senator graham cited the false claim from hopkins in a letter to the jd demanding a federal in
Who are already here are going to stay here. My own view is that the lords would be much better advised to concentrate on the real issue which is parliamentary consent to whatever final deal berries than this particular point. I personally am not concerned about this. I can understand people who are here in this country, 3 million or whatever, who are anxious about their future would like it resolved. But the europeans have made it clear they will not do anything until after brexit has been declared and the negotiations begin. That will be the first item on the agenda, so i do not think it is a substantial issue. Ido not think it is a substantial issue. I do regard the parliamentary approval of whatever deal there is as crucial. We can discuss that in a minute because that will be coming up minute because that will be coming up this week, but you could be thrown out. There have been 2896 of applications for permanent residence which have been rejected by the home office. Some of the di
The bumpy road towards brexit. Is the United Kingdoms only land border with the Republic Of Ireland a potential flashpoint again . And donald trump says the us economy is booming, but what about those contacts with russia . My guests today are brian oconnell, who is an irish writer and broadcaster. Stephanie baker of bloomberg news. Eunice goes, who is a portuguese author and journalist. Adam raphael who is a british political commentator. Brexit first and the House Of Lords is very exercised about eu residents in britain and trying to make sure they continue to be welcome here. Is this a bit of humanitarian good sense or an attempt to throw a spanner in the works of the governments brexit plans . There are quite a lot of spanners that lie ahead. Do you see this as being that or is it trying to do something for people who are resident here . The government has made it quite clear that although this is a negotiating point, people who are already here are going to stay here. My own view
The bumpy road towards brexit. Is the United Kingdoms only land border with the Republic Of Ireland a potential flashpoint again . And donald trump says the us economy is booming, but what about those contacts with russia . My guests today are brian oconnell, who is an irish writer and broadcaster. Stephanie baker of bloomberg news. Eunice goes, who is a portuguese author and journalist. Adam raphael who is a british political commentator. Brexit first and the House Of Lords is very exercised about eu residents in britain and trying to make sure they continue to be welcome here. Is this a bit of humanitarian good sense or an attempt to throw a spanner in the works of the governments brexit plans . There are quite a lot of spanners that lie ahead. Do you see this as being that or is it trying to do something for people who are resident here . The government has made it quite clear that although this is a negotiating point, people who are already here are going to stay here. My own view