that dominic raab wouldn t - out. asked, and interesting as well that dominic raab wouldn t be - out. asked, and interesting as well i that dominic raab wouldn t be drawn, unless i missed it, and the number of refugees the country might be taking. you and is already saying that all countries must be prepared to take the ball. i that all countries must be prepared to take the ball. to take the ball. i think that s definitely to take the ball. i think that s definitely going to take the ball. i think that s definitely going to to take the ball. i think that s definitely going to be - to take the ball. i think that s definitely going to be one - to take the ball. i think that s definitely going to be one of. to take the ball. i think that s i definitely going to be one of the questions now facing the uk facing the uk questions now facing the uk facing the uk. now, there are questions growing the uk. now, there are questions growing on the uk. now, there are questions growing
migrants. the subhead, present l surprised by rows, the point being that either there s no way they should of been surprised because they would ve had intelligence on they would ve had intelligence on the ground, and how could that mistake of been made? or they should ve known that things were going to go in a pretty appalling way and ignored what was going to happen potentially. he way and ignored what was going to happen potentially. way and ignored what was going to happen potentially. he did say plan for every contingency happen potentially. he did say plan for every contingency to happen potentially. he did say plan for every contingency to start i happen potentially. he did say plan for every contingency to start with. | for every contingency to start with. but if for every contingency to start with. but if yotr re for every contingency to start with. but if you re going to plan for every but if you re going to plan for every contingency, then the shouldn t of been a
and there is another footage from around the city today that has been taken of people that look a bit similar, and the head of police said that they had been fighting the security forces, they had been fighting these guys around the city all day long. these guys around the city all da lonu. ~ . these guys around the city all da lonu.~ ., ., these guys around the city all da lon~.~ ., ., i. these guys around the city all da lonu.~ ., ., ~ day long. what do you think about the day long. what do you think about the president - day long. what do you think about the president as - day long. what do you think about the president as a - about the president as a president. i know you interviewed him twice, he has come under a lot of criticism, ruling by decree since 2019, trying to change the constitution, to try and push for immunity for any actions in office the opposition in haiti said that he was threatening democracy in the country and setting it on a course towards authoritarian rule.
going toward some of the poorest communities in the world. we know we ve been hearing that, as that money is cut, fewer girls are going to schools, more vaccines are sitting - on shelves that aren t - being delivered, other health services aren t able to happen. boris johnson wants to be seen as a global leader. l this is an absolutely crucial year for so many issues. i that won t happen if he s a man who breaks his promises - above all, breaks his promises i to some of the most marginalised communities in the world. but wouldn t he say, when we made this commitment in the manifesto, we weren t facing a pandemic, we ve gone up an awful amount of debt. last week, british viewers would say we couldn t afford to put £10 billion into schools to help students get up to speed. so should we be spending that sort of money on people overseas? well, yesterday, i heard i
of global advocacy at disaster relief and development charity tea rfund. she told me what she wants the g7 leaders to conclude. we want to see .7 being put back again by the uk government. .7 of gdp? .7 of gdp, which is our aid budget, going towards some of the poorest communities in the world. we ve been hearing that as that money is cut, fewer girls are going to school, more vaccines are sitting on shelves that aren t being delivered, other health services aren t able to happen. boris johnson wants to be seen as a global leader. this is an absolutely crucial year for so many issues. that s not going to happen if he is a man who breaks his promises above all breaks his promises to some of the most marginalised communities in the world. but wouldn t he say, look, when we made this commitment in the manifesto we weren t facing