quick look through our front pages. the observer reports on the inquiry into downing street parties. it says number ten staff have had their swipe card data logged and that sue gray has details of a previously unreported event. according to the sunday telegraph, the uk government believes russia s president claims putin is plotting to install a pro moscow regime in ukraine. the sunday times carries claims from a tory mp who says she lost herjob as a government minister because she was a muslim. elsewhere, the sunday express calls for prince andrew to be stripped of his title as duke of york. the mail on sunday claims borisjohnson will declare war on civil servants reluctant to return to the office.
power. the other audience is a conversation with the united states to show us that he s a force to be reckoned with. reporter: as he flexes his military muscle, tonight, putin is in a brawl with the u.s. and its allies over the poisoning of former russian spy sergey and his daughter. the kremlin denies the claims putin is behind the attack. after the trump administration, along with several european countries kicked out dozens of russian diplomats, putin is according to politico, russia s new ambassador to the u.s. has complained in a letter to republican senator orrin hatch he can t get meetings with anyone in the trump white house, cabinet secretaries or members of congress. if that s true, why would he be shut out? no doubt, if i m in the administration, the last person i want to see on mikhail enradar is the ambassador to russia from
stunningly thwart his own party from extending that authority even for a day. on this memorial day the president honoring those fallen in battle. while overseas isis gains ground. here in washington new questions about how to keep america safe with just six days before parts of the patriot act are set to expire. this is a high-threat period and we know what s going on overseas. we know what s been tried here at home. my colleagues do we really want this law to expire? reporter: many arguing through the night this weekend that specifically the bulk collection of americans phone data that started after september 11 is still necessary, should continue but in a move that shocked even had his own
ukrainian border which are called outright dangerous. vladimir putin tonight is again playing a perilous chess game. one angering officials from the united states and nato and prompting them to send warnings of their own. two wounded men confessing on camera a video put out by the ukrainian security service, captured in ukraine and european monitors say they both admitted to being russian soldiers. they told the monitors they were inside ukraine on reconnaissance not to fight, but they re not supposed to be there at all. and tonight, white house and nato officials tell cnn they re concerned vladimir putin and his army are vitolating their cease-fire agreement with ukraine, stockpiling weapons, getting ready for possible action. many of their actions are consistent with preparations for another offensive. reporter: ukraine the president claims putin bolstered