Today and always. The freeman foundation. By judand Peter Blum Kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for americas neglected needs. And by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. We will start with more detail on the u. K. Brexit strategy. We will work through the ramifications of the u. K. Government admitting it may need to break International Law. The belarusian president hints at an early election. We will hear about how the Opposition Leader ripped up a passport and threw it out the window in an act of defiance. Remember donald trump saying this . The vaccine will be safe and effective and delivered very soon it could have a very big surprise. That was yesterday. Toy, Drug Companies have vowed not to bow to political pressure. We will hear from them. There have been many dramatic moments in the brexit. The u. K. Government has vowed to walk away from the commitments it made. Specifically on the issue of Northern Ireland. Is is the Northern Ireland secret
Hello and welcome. The months have not always been about coronavirus. In the next half hour, we will take a look at the other big stories since december, getsding Boris Johnson this through parliament. This bill learns the emphatic lesson and suggests any further delay. The new leader reckons the Prime Minister is all bluster. He has been found out. He gave the dockless of any chancellor gives a shortlived budget. Tensions rise with russia and china. The uks colonial history comes under the spotlight, and as new mps make their first speeches, one tells us her struggle to get into politics. I was told that a chance like some of my getting a job in parliament would be very slim, and to not try. Took over fromn theresa may in july of 2019. But they faced the same problem. A parliament with no majority to push through his brexit. Attempting to break the deadlock, he tried and failed to call an election, but opposition parties agreed to develop and got the 80 seat majority. Run of the new m
Next we look back at highlights of the recent parliamentary session in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic including uk relations with russia and china and protest in response to the death of george floyd. From the bbc parliament, this is just about one hour. Welcome for the last few months have not all been about coronavirus, the next half hour we will take a look at the other big story since december. Include lead Boris Johnson gets his brexit parliament. This bill is a lesson of the last parliament and will reject any further delay. He labors a new leader. He has been found out, he gave a question. Also on this program, a new shortlived budget, tensions rise with russia and china, the uks colonial history comes under the spotlight and as new mps make their first, one has struggled to get into politics. I was not initially told that the chances someone like me will be very slim and not to either bother trading. Boris johnson took over from teresa may and july 2019, they are faced th
Welcome to westminster in review. In the next halfhour, we take a look at the other big stories since december, including a newly elected Boris Johnson gets his brexit bill through parliament. Labour elects a new leader. He either dodges the question or gives dodgy answers. Any chancellor gives a shortlived budget. Tensions rise with russia and china. The uks colonial history comes under the spotlight, and as new mps make their first speeches, one tells us her struggle to get into politics. I was told that a chance like some of my getting a job in parliament would be very slim, and to not try. Boris johnson took over from theresa may in july of 2019. But they faced the same problem. A parliament with no majority to push through his brexit. Attempting to break the deadlock, he tried and failed to call an election, but opposition parties agreed to develop and to the ballot and got the 80 seat majority. Many of the new mps run in areas traditionally held by labour in the north of england.
Deal by the end of the year. The fears of those whove been shielding during lockdown on having to return to work next month. The renewed interest in britains rivers with kayaking and angling enjoying a renaissance after lockdown. And coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, well have the latest ahead of englands final test against the west indies but willjofra archer come straight back into the side . Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Borisjohnson says the response to the coronavirus pandemic shows the uk is a fantastically strong institution. Speaking on his first visit to scotland since the general election, he promised to be a Prime Minister for every corner of the uk. But his trip comes amid a rising tide of nationalism, with polls suggesting growing support for independence. Theres also a significant gap between his Approval Ratings and those of scotlands first minister, Nicola Sturgeon. Heres our scotland editor, sarah smith. No borisjohnson no Boris J