situation in the sahel region at the moment. , , ., . ~ , ., moment. give me your take when you throw into the moment. give me your take when you throw into the mix moment. give me your take when you throw into the mix what s moment. give me your take when you throw into the mix what s happened . throw into the mix what s happened in burkina faso and mali, what is happening in the wider region? we have happening in the wider region? - have said during a long time, those of us who have observed the region, that coups are contagious and niger was the last one standing in this sahel belt, we have seen coups in the last three years in guinea, mali, two in burkina faso, two in chad, a constitutional coup, and we ve also seen, if we go all the way to the east, in sudan. so neto was really in the middle of all this so there was quite a lot of pressure need er. still this coup came as a surprise, the security situation has been stable, contrary to what the coup plotters claimed, so t
what he perhaps didn t? weill. about what boris johnson new and what he perhaps didn t? well, you absolutely right. what he perhaps didn t? well, you absolutely right. this what he perhaps didn t? well, you absolutely right. this particular i absolutely right. this particular incident was actually the final triggerfor the incident was actually the final trigger for the downfall of boris johnson because when he was questioned about it, he had said that he been warned that mr pincher had behaved like they saw that there were questions and concerns about mr pincher s behaviour. when actually, it turned out that he had or should have been aware of this. so that triggered resignations from his cabinet and ultimately led to his downfall. on top of all of the other issues and scandals there had been. this report doesn t really go into that but i tell you what i think is interesting is not so much the question for borisjohnson, it is a question for borisjohnson, it is a question for borisj
talked about the fact there were attempts to get a group to disband, which they didn t want to do, and he said the triggerfor the which they didn t want to do, and he said the trigger for the march on moscow was supposedly an attack on wagner positions in ukraine, an attack which has never been confirmed or verified, but it is said to me but he is describing is the reason he set off on this march. he said it showed how poor the security situation is inside russia, that his troops were able to head off unimpeded right up to moscow, and he essentially claims that he is ultimately a man of peace, because when he got to 200 kilometres outside of moscow, he decided they would turn round, because they didn t want to spill russian soldiers blood. take what you want from this, and make of it what you will, it is an extraordinary account. i think it is important that it does kind of reflect some of the official russian talking points on this. the claims from the russian parity is that this was
from a committee who had been investigating whether he deliberately misled parliament over the partygate affair. there are reports tonight that when mrjohnson received that draft signed off by mps on the conservative majority privileges committee he saw it was recommending a suspension of over ten days, a triggerfor a possible recall petition that could have led to the loss of his uxbridge seat. whatever the committee s findings, what is in no doubt is that his resignation was accompanied by an extraordinary statement, alleging a witchhunt, attacking the current prime minister s political record, and suggesting he was exiting the commons for now . this latest twist on several years of tory psychodrama came on the day his prime ministerial resignation honours were finally published, showering honours on his allies, but also leading to the resignation from parliament of his ally, former culture secretary nadine dorries. a desperate last political act, or the start of further conserv
triggerfor more reform is a demonstration case but also a trigger for more reform so that the routine consideration of science from independent sources can occur not only in extraordinary cases like this one. tt’s not only in extraordinary cases like this one. , , , not only in extraordinary cases like this one. d , , ., this one. it s very interesting to see what implications this one. it s very interesting to see what implications this - this one. it s very interesting to | see what implications this could have for cases that come up in the future for review. the chief executive of the australian academy of science. officials in washington, dc have been explaining what was behind a loud noise that prompted alarm in the us capital. loud boom. the sonic boom was caused by us fighters jets being scrambled to intercept a small plane which had violated washington s airspace. officials say there were repeated attempts to contact the pilot of the cessna citation, but it later crashed