holding the rest of the country to ransom while the tories fight among themselves. suella braverman promised she would have more to say after her sacking yesterday. tonight, she has vented her anger. in a letter dripping with derision, the former home secretary accuses the prime minister of putting off the tough decisions in order to minimize political risk weakness, she says. we will get reaction to that letter tonight from our panel, the deputy political editor for the guardian, peter walker, and from washington, the conservative commentator carrie sheffield. president biden is about to touch down in san francisco, ahead of a crunch meeting tomorrow with the chinese president xijinping. and we will be keeping an eye on a crucial vote in washington tonight. the house scheduled to vote later on a bill that could avert a government shutdown saturday. was this the night of the long knife? it remains to be seen whether suella braverman has inflicted a mortal wound on this pr
the general election. disappointment for england as denmark cancel out harry kane s opener with the two countries drawing 1 1 at the euros in frankfurt the actor donald sutherland known for his roles in klute and ordinary people has died aged 88 after a long illness. this is bbc news, hello, i m russ adkins, welcome to the spin room at the university of york, under 30 minutes away from bbc question time leaders special, lots of people rather than in the spin room, some politicians, lots ofjournalists get into roach and respond to the two hours will hear from leaders under question time audience. let me redo some copy coming into the bbc news room that may be of interest. certainly if you re following the election campaign. so the former conservative minister chris skidmore said he would vote labour and is accusing the prime minister rishi sunak of cider with climate deniers, he was on for various measures to tackle climate change. he s accusing the conservatives of extrem
Next sixty minutes a diplomatic dispute the u. S. President hits back at the u. K. s Prime Minister after she criticized his retreats of anti Muslim Videos also in the news a call for action from pope francis as he urges the International Community to take decisive measures to resolve the ranger refugee crisis. North korea releases pictures of its latest Ballistic Missile launch as International Calls for more sanctions against pyongyang grow louder. And im for a small ill have all the days sport including brazilian side gremio beat argentinas lanas to win south americas biggest Club Football competition in a couple of doors for the first time in twenty two years. So lets start with the fallout from Donald Trumps retreating controversy and britains Prime Minister to resign mays insisted she is quote fully focused on tackling extremism she says that a day after she criticized the u. S. President for retreating anti Muslim Videos from a far right British Group trump bags to resume a shou
Kims nuclear bases. It says they could be involved but what would be the risk involves two raf planes . Not very much, they are unlikely to be shot down. Whether it happens or not i dont know, the bigger risk is the Nuclear Armageddon that might break out. There is not much risk to oui break out. There is not much risk to our planes, probably. But as rowena says, it is interesting that you have footage of people in why, some quite relaxed about it, saying they have heard all about it. People hear my filly bit more nervous if we were in the firing line. The interesting thing about this was that trumps rhetoric is quite bellicose and al gore was making the point on radio 4 that it gore was making the point on radio 4 Thatitis Gore was making the point on radio 4 that it is not trump being a hothead, this is a problem that other illustrations in the past have allowed to develop and therefore it isa allowed to develop and therefore it is a big problem that is going to have to be confronted
Weve had the Chelsea Manning leaks, then came edward snowdon, and today another huge wikileaks data dump theyre calling it vault 7, and they say its from a division at the heart of the cia. Thousands of documents, millions of lines of code and, if it is all genuine, it shows the extraordinary array of hacking and spying tools available to the cia. Some of that wont be a surprise. Some of its colourful the ability to infect a samsung tv and turn it into a microphone that records conversations, for example. The british apparently helped with that one, by the way. The cia wont confirm the authenticity of any of it, but there are two big questions. Is it reasonable for the cia to have these abilities . Wikileaks suggests its overreach. But the second is, cant the cia guard any of its own secrets . If it is incapable of doing so, should it harbour software that could allow massive abuse by those with Malign Intent . Well heres david grossman. The documents are purportedly from the cias cent