at the australian open over the next couple of hours. ash barty, naomi osaka and rafa nadal, all due on court in melbourne. already this morning, two time champion victoria azarenka brushed aside elina svitolina to reach the fourth round for the first time since 2016. the belarusian who was champion in melbourne in 2012 and 2013, won in straight sets and will now face french open champion barbora krejcikova. we are all gutted for emma raducanu and andy murray, who went out yesterday morning. very different reasons. andy murray annoyed with himself. emma raducanu and had blisters on hand. and here s a name to look out for in the future 15 year old snooker star stan moody. here he is, an amateur, winning in the opening round of the snooker shoot out in leicester. it s a genuine ranking tournament, which the world s best are invited to play in. he s being touted as a future star byjimmy white. and to be doing this at his age, you wouldn t bet against it, would
and, helen, i mentioned the telegraph. borisjohnson was their star columnist for years. they ve supported him throughout this crisis. but it was the telegraph that broke the story about parties the night before prince philip s funeral. do you think borisjohnson has lost their support? i wouldn t bet against in some future time him being offered another massive contract to write telegraph columns if his, you know, reign of a thousand years ever end. obviously, who can imagine that happening? but what s interesting to me about the fact is, i think the telegraph have played this much more straight down the line actually, than the express, which has become a kind of boris johnson fanzine and the mail, which reheated a may 2020 sun story about keir starmer having a beer and there s a photograph of him by the window. and the telegraph have actually been a lot straighter down the line than perhaps anybody expected. you know, they did break the bring your own bottle story. theyjust didn t have
come up about this, and we know that clearly he wasn t telling the sun about the parties that were going on, so they didn t get any insight from him, from having hired him. and helen, i mentioned the telegraph. borisjohnson was their star columnist for years. they ve supported him throughout this crisis. but it was the telegraph that broke the story about parties the night before prince philip s funeral. do you think borisjohnson has lost their support? i wouldn t bet against in some future time him being offered another massive contract to write telegraph columns if his, you know, reign of a thousand years ever end. obviously, you can imagine that happening. obviously, who can imagine that happening. but what s interesting to me about the fact is, i think the telegraph have played this much more straight down the line actually, than the express, which has become a kind of borisjohnson fanzine and the mail, which reheated a may 2020 sun story about keir starmer having a beer and there
let me start with you on this one, we just heard from adam kinzinger saying the expectation is they would cooperate on the subpoena, we know just because somebody is subpoenas they don t necessarily cooperate, that being said, do you feel rudy giuliani has had a kind of change in heart when it comes to cooperation in testifying or you think he just wants to seem that he s cooperating until he claims attorney client or executive privilege? yeah, i wouldn t bet on rudy giuliani showing up until we see him there and i interpreted that as to get him a little on the hook. look, whether or not rudy giuliani shows up, we have learned a lot and i was sceptical, while supportive of the january 6th, committee was sceptical they would learn much more than we already know but they re clearly doing that and if you re rudy giuliani it s not just you want to be in the news and flirt with this option, also
i think, know, thank i think that s opinion interesting to him. i think shea throwback to the czar eyore and refer to the. i can t believe he s going to stop with the two so-called peoples reap. the question is what happens after ukraine? and i think we ve got a real cries on our hans here. what do you think what happens after ukraine? do you think he s ambitious enough to go after other countries in eastern europe, including nato allies? well, i wonder. you know, i wouldn t i wouldn t bet my paycheck that he wouldn t do that. i mean, you know, he s not getting a lot of advice from