out and attacked the privileges committee, using very strong language. if we park for one moment, the rights and the wrongs and just leave with the impression that isn t this going to undermine trust in the political institutions? dozen that have echoes of what we have witnessed over in the us? doesn t that? i witnessed over in the us? doesn t that? ., ., , ., witnessed over in the us? doesn t that? ., ., , a, , that? i want to understand your question. that? i want to understand your question, exactly, that? i want to understand your question, exactly, are - that? i want to understand your question, exactly, are you - question, exactly, are you suggesting that his criticism of the privileges committee, in of itself, undermines confidence in political institutions? i undermines confidence in political institutions? institutions? i was referring more to the language. institutions? i was referring more to the language, kangaroo - institutions? i was referring mor
the page with a fresh start for britain and a labour government focused on the people s priorities of tackling the cost of living crisis, and building a better future. that was what deputy labour leader angela rayner said, saying the british public are sick to the back teeth of this never ending tory soap opera, played out at their expense. after 13 years of conservative chaos, enough is enough. right, to westminster. to our correspondent who is standing by. leila, it has been an extraordinary, what is it, passed a 35 minutes. it is the latest you are picking up? i think is the news sink in here, as you say, labour very quick to criticise this as another sign that the tory party is unfit for government. we sign that the tory party is unfit for government. sign that the tory party is unfit for government. sign that the tory party is unfit for covernment. ~ . , , for government. we have been used in new des - ite for government. we have been used in new despite recent for government.
said the plan would help restore public trust in politics. the appointments process for the lords has come under increasing scrutiny in recent years, donald trump is now back on twitter. people got used to his often fiery tweets when he was in the oval office but he was banned by the social media network following the january 6th riots. now the new owner of twitter elon musk confirmed he will be able to rejoin, and it s all down to people power after mr musk held a poll on the subject. james clayton reports. when elon musk bought twitter, he walked into its headquarters in san francisco with a sink. let that sink in, he quipped. now the world is letting the news sink in that donald trump, former us president s account has been reactivated. mrtrump was given a permanent suspension after the capitol hill riots. twitter said that his account threatened the fueling of further violence.
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that s a big news week. how are people reacting to it? well, funny, we ve got a new poll. we can take you through it. we got our first readout. this is the interesting thing. nbc news, wall street journal they were taking their normal poll about ten days ago, just before all of this happened and here s what the readout looked like. donald trump s approval rating sitting at 46%. by the way, 46%, that s not great historically. there s more who disapprove certainly. but that number would have been and was the highest that nbc news and the wall street journal have measured since trump became president. but you see the dates on that. the 18th to 22nd of august. that was before everything i just mentioned happened. so they kept the poll out there for a few more days. let s see what happens here. let s let the news sink in. let s let people process it. is there going to be a big change in the president s approval rating as they process these bombshell developments really is what this was.