It but the Supreme Court overruled him and he is now bracing for a briggs it battle with lawmakers. And a disaster in the making in the worlds oceans scientists on the uns Climate Panel warning of a dire threat to humanity rising sea levels super storms more flooding more drought. Thank you so much for your Company Everyone well it is shaping up to be an eventful day in an already remarkable week in the United States the white house has released a rough transcript of a telephone conversation between President Donald Trump and ukraines president vladimir selenski it shows that trump did. Odd mr selenski to investigate former u. S. Vice President Joe Biden and biden son who were at the time worked for a Ukrainian Energy firm that phone call has triggered allegations that President Trump behaved in appropriately. Now this now the u. S. Of course of the u. S. House democrats have launched a formal impeachment inquiry against mr trump want to turn now to our washington the correspondent pab
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In a shift of strategy, a string of Conservative figures issued blunt warnings about the danger of delivering a landslide victory to a Labour Party that has said little about its plans for power.