right now, we have more questions than answers. here to help us, nbc and msnbc foreign correspondent matt bradley. matt bradley, at six a.m. 6:00 a.m. one of the conversations they re likely having? i think a lot of them are wondering if they are safe, wonder if they can sleep in their own beds the next night. and i think a lot of them are also wondering if vladimir putin now has a massive target on his back. the fact of the matter is, when they remember what happened well, now it will be yesterday they will remember this climb down, you talked about. the sudden, the abrupt change of tack that prigozhin made, we are heat made in the about-face. that was because of this deal that he had. while it looked like he made a failed co - a failed insurrection it was actually, in many ways, a big win for him. he got off very, very easily. i mean, he was criticizing and raised arms against the russian state. normally, it would be executed
formal education with memorisation strategies as their foremost strategy? what happens when jobs that involve transactions and processing happens, do we have a basic income? and he talks about super intelligence erasing humanity, which is extreme but you cannot dismiss it. which is extreme but you cannot dismiss it which is extreme but you cannot dismiss it. ., «i , ., , . ., dismiss it. thank you very much for talkin to dismiss it. thank you very much for talking to our dismiss it. thank you very much for talking to our audience dismiss it. thank you very much for talking to our audience on - talking to our audience on newsnight. thank you. when rishi sunak was running for the conservative leadership last year, he promised that if he got the top job then he would review or repeal all eu laws which stayed in the statute book after brexit. now the government says it no longer plans to do that, withjust 600 eu laws immediately facing the chop. the climb down has sparked a row in th
wonder if can reflect on what david said, what sjeffrey donaldson s options are, whether he can bring his party members along with him? i agree that he has put himself in a difficult position, and i think that is because the dup really didn t leave themselves any room for manoeuvre, and the dup really has mixed messaging. they have given indications that they may be one some reforms in the windsor framework, but for a long time, the indication was that they wanted it completely gone. which, a lot of supporters now think that nothing less than that is acceptable, and whether they can bring the supporters along, i don t know. i don t know if he is preparing them for a climb down, don t know if he is preparing them fora climb down, i don t know if he is preparing them for a climb down, i don t see him softening their language. they are devolutionist, they do want the assembly back, but there is maybe a difference between the westminster mps, who are more keen for the assembly to go, and t
this forward, is that how this works? , ., this forward, is that how this works? , . ~ w, this forward, is that how this works? , . ~ , ., , works? i understand acas will only intervene if works? i understand acas will only intervene if both works? i understand acas will only intervene if both sides works? i understand acas will only intervene if both sides believe - works? i understand acas will only intervene if both sides believe an l intervene if both sides believe an intervention is necessary. if one contact one side contacts them, the other side would need to say yes. it is not reasonable for a conciliation service to resolve something if both sides are not committed to resolving it. that is what they are there for and we need something, both sides are in danger of getting into a position where any movement gets into a climb down so it is a good time to bring in the experts and ask them to find a basis for talks. ~ ., experts and ask them to find a basis for talks. n, .
nor is there a sanction, merely an agreement to abide by guidelines while the bbc re examines those guidelines. this looks like a complete climb down of the bbc. i don t think so. i think i ve always said we need to take proportionate action. for some people, by the way, we ve taken too severe action. others think we ve been too lenient. re examining guidance and guidelines sounds like kicking the can down the road. has gary lineker agreed to stop tweeting about politics, which is what you asked on friday? we ve agreed, and i ve spent time talking to gary and we ve had lots of discussion. between now and when the review reports, gary will abide by the editorial guidelines. that s where we are. how are you so out of touch with your own corporation, your own organisation, your own staff, your own programmes, that you didn t foresee this complete chaos