president zelensky asks is, how can we win if we don t control the sky muck he is right that the biden administration should send f 16s. the biden administration should also send long range ground launched missiles, which can go 300 kilometres with a heavy payload. the white house has been cautious, even timid, in refusing to send these things. timid, in refusing to send these thins. ,, ., things. one spokesperson for the ukrainian president things. one spokesperson for the ukrainian president said - things. one spokesperson for the ukrainian president said last i things. one spokesperson for the i ukrainian president said last week, we are tired of dying while the west differs. they have a point, because we have set these red lines and then constantly cross the red lines. we are now supplying cruise missiles, we were never going to do that. now we re about training pilots. what is the point of red lines if you are constantly crossing them? it is constantly crossing them? it is actua
election. a lot of anxiety within his camp. clearly this gives them encouragement that all he needs now is perhaps 1% or more votes, he needs to convince voters to go to the polls again. an appeal to those who might have won a third presidential candidate or didn t necessarily want, angry at him for one reason you are another, i think hisjob is easier that it one reason you are another, i think his job is easier that it was 48 hours ago. the opposition has an uphill battle to fight and to see if they can pull the percentage which is less likely for the week or two is less likely for the week or two is quite long in political terms. they need to be creative. what do you think they will drive? i they need to be creative. what do you think they will drive?- you think they will drive? i think the will you think they will drive? i think they will first you think they will drive? i think they will first of you think they will drive? i think they will first of all you think they will dr
as i dare say we found when we insisted on voter id for elections and we found that the people who didn t have id were elderly and they by and large voted conservative. we upset a system that worked perfectly well, it was one of the glories of our country actually, that we did it on an honesty basis, when the real problem is with postal voting, so don t get too fretful about random schemes brought up brought up by the socialists because gerrymandering doesn t really work. some would find that an extraordinaire restatement from someone who is in cabinet when voter id legislation was agreed and helped guide it through parliament. now acknowledging that it was an attempt to gerrymander the election. it is to gerrymander the election. it is absolutel to gerrymander the election. it 3 absolutely astonishing, isn t it? using that word gerrymandering about his own site. a former business secretary, he was in government when this legislation was going through. it required people to produce a p
however, one thing, quite a while ago, and secondly, we were urged earlier that flights will continue to come in here, because if you think about it, they were playing to operate right into that cease fire deadline which is, what, three hours away, and even after that, if you take off within that type of you have still got three to four hours orso have still got three to four hours or so after that to come in, so it could still be the early hours and everything under way. the other thing to bear in mind here is that from an operational point of view, yesterday, officials from the army said if conditions are right, we will continue to operate, so the technicalities of that cease fire potentially less important. that is slightly contrary, but perhaps in the same spirit, as the government today talking about people really making that move to that airfield north of khartoum, within what was nowjust
a joint session of congress. it follows an agreement the white house signed yesterday to give south korea more insight into its nuclear planning. there s a committment to send nuclear armed submarines to south korea for the first time in decades. and in return, seoul has given an assurance it will not pursue a nuclear bomb of its own. mr yoon said the agreement would be critical for south korea as it stares down north korean aggression and chinese expansion in the indo pacific region. all it has to do is stop its nuclear programme and give a substantive denuclearisation process. i once again urge north korea to seize it provocations and take the right path. korea with the us will continue to work for north korea s denuclearisation. let s go live to capitol hill, and speak to the bbc s carl nasman. good to see you, important day and