disaster. appear on camera today. it s a disaster, they appear on camera today. it s a disaster, they will appear on camera today. it s a disaster, they will lose - appear on camera today. it s a disaster, they will lose huge i disaster, they will lose huge numbers of mps, and they have to get their head out of the sand. sunak is a disaster for their head out of the sand. sunak is a disasterfor us. if the conservatives have any chance of winning the next election, we have to get boris back in a different capacity, and rally around him, not do him down. i d make his final flourish was a list of honours and peerages handed out to his allies, including priti patel and jacob rees mogg., but notably not nadine dorries, who had been hoping for a period, but quit as mid bedfordshire mp hours before the list was published without her name on it. now the conservatives face the prospect of two tricky by elections before the summary next summer break. , , ., , ., ., break. they should be an
difficult route. it took us for or five hours to sort of do the same thing, it was at night and our guide knew what he was doing. it was still a difficult route even then. so you know bribes had to be paid, we heard gunshots, there were various barriers, but little military. 7 for barriers, but little military. ? for ou and barriers, but little military. ? for you and your barriers, but little military. ? for you and your family, do you know what you re going to do now? yes. you and your family, do you know what you re going to do now? yes, we are auoin what you re going to do now? yes, we are going to what you re going to do now? yes, we are going to coventry! what you re going to do now? yes, we are going to coventry! we what you re going to do now? yes, we are going to coventry! we are - what you re going to do now? yes, we are going to coventry! we are going i are going to coventry! we are going to spend a couple of nights in cairo i think before we see the family. we are i
but the difference will be that it will only pertain to goods going from gb, to ni and then into the irish republic. the dup might say that test is passed but there is still that stumbling block. the european court ofjustice. there are some signs that some in the dup will not budge on that. can some signs that some in the dup will not budge on that. not budge on that. can you explain the im act not budge on that. can you explain the impact that not budge on that. can you explain the impact that not not budge on that. can you explain the impact that not having - not budge on that. can you explain. the impact that not having stormont functioning because the dup won t take part, because of the northern ireland protocol, is having on northern ireland. it’s ireland protocol, is having on northern ireland. northern ireland. it s been a disaster for northern ireland. it s been a disaster for northern - northern ireland. it s been a| disaster for northern ireland. northern ireland. it
the region. we are absolutely on top of what is required. the point i d like to make tonight is through the disasterfor like to make tonight is through the disaster for emergency committee appeal, people across britain have donated in the first day over £30 million, and the government is a matching 5 million, taking the figure as of tonight above 32 million. this is a tremendous tribute to british generosity in these circumstances. i think our citizens expect us to be there first, and britain can always be relied on in these terrible circumstances to do everything possible to alleviate the suffering that we see on our television screens now this week, which will intensify in the profound cold in the days ahead. flan intensify in the profound cold in the days ahead. the days ahead. can i ask you another question the days ahead. can i ask you another question about - the days ahead. can i ask you | another question about syria? another question about syria ? because another question
he detected the opposite. i have just watched the 6:00 news regarding brexit. for goodness sake, get real. brexit has been a complete disasterfor the uk. your presenter trying to put a positive slant on some benefits was amusing. that same day, a man strongly associated with brexit and equally divisive was in the news again talking about an encounter that he had had with president putin of russia. he sort of, he threatened me at one point and said, you know, boris, i don t want to hurt you, but with a missile, it would only take a minute or something like that, you know. you know, jolly. a spokesman for the kremlin denied mrjohnson s account, saying there had been no threats to use missiles. translation: what mr| johnson said is not true. more specifically, it s a lie. the clip had emerged in a bbc documentary series about president putin, and despite that denial from the kremlin, joseph mackenzie felt the bbc hadn t treated boris johnson s allegation with sufficient scepticism.