humanitarian aid fails to reach them. and why you don t need to be fit to climb mount everest. hello and welcome back to bbc news. let s return to the story dominating today. rishi sunak has asked officials to. inquiry found mr raab acted in an insulting way to civil servants and abused for our walls foreign secretary. he criticised the inquiry, saying it set the threshold for bullying too low. in his first interview since resigning, he spoke to chris mason. is this a is this a stitch up? i wouldn t describe that is this a stitch up? i wouldn t describe that way. is this a stitch up? i wouldn t describe that way. i - is this a stitch up? i wouldn t describe that way. i said - is this a stitch up? i wouldn t describe that way. i said i - is this a stitch up? i wouldn t - describe that way. i said i would. if i m true to my word, i do think it s it s a very dangerous president. it dismissed almost all of the claims against me. it found i have never once lost my temper, shou
after claims he helped the then prime minister borisjohnson secure a loan before getting the bbcjob. more than 20,000 nhs workers have begun another strike over pay, manning picket lines across much of england and wales. claims of a toxic culture of sexism at the welsh rugby union as former staff tell their stories. i need to know that i have done one thing right with my life! and tipped for an oscar, we speak to brendan fraser about a new film portraying a man living with obesity. and coming up on the bbc news channel. no problems for novak, as djokovic cruises into the quarterfinals of the australian open, beating home favourite alex de minaur. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister has asked his independent ethics adviser to examine how the conservative party chairman and former chancellor nadhim zahawi settled a multi million pound tax dispute. rishi sunak says there are questions that need answers. mr zahawi says his error was careless but
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overhauled? i to be completely looked at again, overhauled? overhauled? i get the impression that the prime overhauled? i get the impression that the prime minister overhauled? i get the impression that the prime minister is - overhauled? i get the impression that the prime minister is doing i that the prime minister is doing this because he wishes he didn t have to get rid of his deputy rather than simply acknowledging the actions and the failures of dominic raab. this is typical of the conservative party. at the moment, they re seeking to stoke a cultural war and seeking to blame civil servants for their own inabilities. that s not how you govern well in a democracy. the prime minister should be seeking to protect and but to civil services. be seeking to protect and but to civilservices. he be seeking to protect and but to civil services. he and dominic raab, contrition is an important aspect, and i think they could do with it. stephen flynn, thanks forjoining us here on the pro
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