also home to russia s black sea fleet. all four teaching unions in england say they will coordinate strikes if members vote for industrial action. this is bbc news. now on bbc news. behind the stories, the monarchy. i was at home when i got a phone call from the director of news at the bbc saying that s the queen was gravely ill. he didn t stand on ceremony or offer any small talk clive, how are you? he simply said the queen is gravely ill and can you come in? and i was preparing to fly to italy on a filming trip the next day and i thought. i should go in. i was in the newsnight office because we d had wind, obviously with a note being passed through the house of commons, that something was happening. i know i speak on behalf of the entire house when i say that we send our best wishes to her majesty the queen and that she and the royal family are in our thoughts and prayers at this moment. and of course there s this big protocol, obviously, if the queen had passed away
this year joey is on pace to do it once again with a whole new record high. but according to the most idiotic people that work in the white house, joe biden is not at fault. it s not his problem. they didn t have this problem with the last administration. biden halted construction of the border wall, ended the stay in mexico policy, and told illegal immigrants come one, come all, there s no vetting, not even during the pandemic as far as health issues. according to dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas, his boss is not responsible. no. you ll never guess what s really responsible. climate change. he thinks [laughter] i know. he thinks there are climate refugees all over the world, and there s nothing that the president can do about it. it s the climate s fault. take a look. when we speak about the border, we have to put it in context, that this is not a challenge. and it is indeed a challenge. not a challenge exclusive to the united states. you know, chile, just deployed its m
i am laura ingram at this is the ingraham angle from washington and we begin the hou with a scandal of monumental significance. finally with republicans in charge of the house it, the locks have been lifted on the covid cover-up. the rat that we stay underneath is what we want you about long ago. rank, corruption at the heart o our federalism. before we are cdc director doctor robert redfield with kristin, about anthony found she s mad scramble to conceal the role and he and others played with green lighting the funding to the warhol lab in china. blooded redfield and think of the paper that found cheap research scientist right back i february 2020? that would conclude ultimately that covid most likely did not escape from the lab. this whole approach that was taken as antithetical to science . science has to be in these need to be. you think the paper does have the truth i think it s an accurate paper that basically was a part of a narrative that they were creating. thi
hello and welcome to bbc world news. the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, will arrive in the uk tomorrow for face to face talks with prime minister rishi sunak to discuss an imminent deal for trade in northern ireland. it all revolves around the post brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland. the irish taoisoech, leo varadkar, said. earlier, the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, began to outline what might be in the deal including the right for politicians in northern ireland to have a say over any new eu rules that affect them. with more here s our political correspondent, iain watson. what better way to flag that an agreement with the eu is coming closer? the eu commission president, ursula von der leyen, will meet the prime minister tomorrow in london for the talks that could seal a deal. there is no deal done until the whole deal s done. but i think we ve made progress. and what s emerging is exactly what the deal could involve. post b