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et and i does emerge from the stalks? nothing yet and i don t does emerge from the stalks? nothing yet and i don t think does emerge from the stalks? nothing yet and i don t think we does emerge from the stalks? nothing yet and i don t think we can does emerge from the stalks? nothing yet and i don t think we can expect - yet and i don t think we can expect a great deal really as a development of that meeting. you know that the austrian chancellor wants to talk about potential cease fires and corridors, and they have described it as a russian war of aggression and demand that it stop. a look at the evidence in front of us. crippling sanctions nor threats nor appeals from the international community have stopped vladimir putin yet. it is hard to see circumstances emerging this afternoon which would see any significant shift in the direction, i think. dmytro gurin is a ukrainian mp, who grew up in mariupol. hejoins us from ukraine now. thank you. what is left of the place where y
government. the prime minister is a national distraction. he has got to go. national distraction. he has got to .o , , ., national distraction. he has got to go. needless to say the prime minister and go. needless to say the prime minister and his go. needless to say the prime minister and his supporters i go. needless to say the primej minister and his supporters do go. needless to say the prime - minister and his supporters do not agree with that. you will hear his response to a number of validation is coming his way in the next few minutes. because it is the start of a very important week for boris johnson was that we are expecting the results of an investigation into a number of parties in downing street. also, today saw the resignation of a government minister from the dispatch box of the house of lords. and there have been other pressures, too. in the last six days, the pressure on borisjohnson has continued to grow. this was on wednesday. has continued to grow. this was on