parliament. "we condemn scott benton for his comments which unjustifiably tarnish the reputation of all mps." some of the quotes which have come from that report into allegations made against the mp scott benton. to discuss this in a bit more detail, we can cross to our westminster newsroom and join our political correspondent harry farley. this is a developing story. what more does this report say? the a developing story. what more does this report say?— this report say? the main headline is that it recommends _ this report say? the main headline is that it recommends a _ this report say? the main headline is that it recommends a 35 - this report say? the main headline is that it recommends a 35 day - is that it recommends a 35 day suspension and what that means for the next steps, crucially, is that rishi sunak could be facing another by—election in a key seat in blackpool south. scott benton won that in 2019 the majority ofjust over 3,000. the report says that scott benton was a serious breach of the parliamentary rules. it recommends a 35 day suspension. what happens next is that mps will have to approve that, it's just a recommendation at this stage. if mps do approve that, scott benton could be recalled as an mp and that would trigger a by—election which obviously is not what rishi sunak once in the build—up to a general election next year. —— rishi sunak wants. election next year. -- rishi sunak wants. , ., , election next year. -- rishi sunak wants. , . , ., wants. tell us a little bit more about scott — wants. tell us a little bit more about scott benton _ wants. tell us a little bit more about scott benton and - wants. tell us a little bit more about scott benton and the i wants. tell us a little bit more l about scott benton and the area wants. tell us a little bit more - about scott benton and the area he represents, is it a marginal seat, is it a key seat in terms of the so—called red wall? is it a key seat in terms of the so-called red wall?— is it a key seat in terms of the so-called red wall? exactly, is the ke seat so-called red wall? exactly, is the key seat of — so-called red wall? exactly, is the key seat of blackpool _ so-called red wall? exactly, is the key seat of blackpool south - so-called red wall? exactly, is the key seat of blackpool south and i so-called red wall? exactly, is the key seat of blackpool south and is j key seat of blackpool south and is part of the red wall, a series of seats that had traditionally typically voted labour and in 2019 switch to the conservatives as part of the conservatives' pledge at that point to get brexit done. so it's really a key seat that rishi sunak will be wanting to keep hold of. scott benton was filmed by undercover reporters from the times newspaper appearing to offer to lobby for the gambling industry to take a paid role. he says he broke no rules, he referred himself to the commons standards committee but they have decided that it was a serious breach of the rules. he gave the impression in the committee's reports that he was corrupt and other members of the house were corrupt as well. they said it was a serious breach and they have recommended this high suspension of 35 days as an mp. recommended this high suspension of 35 days as an mr— 35 days as an mp. briefly, any wider reaction from _ 35 days as an mp. briefly, any wider reaction from the _ 35 days as an mp. briefly, any wider reaction from the conservative - 35 days as an mp. briefly, any widerj reaction from the conservative party or is it too early for that? it’s or is it too early for that? it's too early _ or is it too early for that? it's too early for _ or is it too early for that? it's too early for that, _ or is it too early for that? it�*s too early for that, we've contacted scott benton himself for a response. this has just been scott benton himself for a response. this hasjust been breaking in the last few moments but as soon as i have that i will come back to you with reaction.— have that i will come back to you with reaction. another developing sto this with reaction. another developing story this morning. _ let me take you to these live pictures from moscow. president vladimir putin is holding his annual year—end news conference, his first since the full—scale invasion of ukraine. the event is carried live on all main russian television channels. let's listen. translation: we have been trying our best for decades _ translation: we have been trying our best for decades to _ translation: we have been trying our best for decades to build _ translation: we have been trying our best for decades to build normal - best for decades to build normal relations with ukraine, even following essentially a coup d'etat when the candidate was not allowed to come to power when he won the elections. they were allowed a third round although this went against the constitution. this was like a creeping coup d'etat but we accepted. what happens next? he won the next election. so what to our so opponents do? they committed a coup d'etat. here is the problem. despite the tragedy of these events, we have always been seeing that the russians and ukrainians are one people, essentially, and what we are witnessing now is a great tragedy resembling a civil war between the brothers on opposing sides. it's not even theirfault, the brothers on opposing sides. it's not even their fault, the entire southeast of ukraine has all been pro—russian. historically these were russian territories. my colleague is raising the poster saying turkiye, . .. turkiye,... this turkiye, . .. this has turkiye,... this has nothing to do with ukraine, crimea is russian, everyone knows that perfectly well but they started making up historical nonsense, saying that backin historical nonsense, saying that back in the day, vladimir lenin gave those territories to ukraine when the soviet union was established. we accepted that even after the collapse of the soviet union, we were ready to live with that, but the southeast, the pro—russian part was always important to us. during elections, they have always been voting for those. vladimir putin at his annual news conference. it didn't happen last year, this is the first one since his invasion of ukraine, some main points we've heard from vladimir putin this morning, he said that the goals of what he describes as russia's military special operation remain unchanged. he said "there will be peace when we achieve our goals." the president said some 486,000 people had so far signed up voluntarily as contract soldiers on top of the 300,000 people called up last year. he said, "the flow is not diminishing and there is no need at present for additional mobilisation." one key additional point to mention before we bring my colleague in is that president putin also said that he believed his troops were fighting excellently. let's now talk to my colleague from bbc monitoring. there's so much we hearing from president putin and this is such a rare opportunity for journalists notjust in russia, but foreignjournalists, to journalists notjust in russia, but foreign journalists, to ask him what they want. foreign journalists, to ask him what the want. ., , foreign journalists, to ask him what the want. . , . , foreign journalists, to ask him what the want. . . , they want. that is correct but so far it has been _ they want. that is correct but so far it has been so _ they want. that is correct but so far it has been so familiar. - they want. that is correct but so far it has been so familiar. putin yet again justified his so—called special military operation against ukraine by saying that russia has been forced to start after trying to negotiate with people who he said had carried out a coup in ukraine, and yet again questioned ukraine's very identity by saying that russians and ukrainians are one people. he questions ukraine's territorial integrity by saying that odesa, a city in southern ukraine, is a russian city. he claimed that crimea, which is a region of ukraine annexed by russia in 2014, was a russian region, and all these remarks are going to incense ukrainians. some of what he said, it doesn't sound true at all. he said that the russian speaking east of ukraine has always been pro—russian but as the past years have shown, a lot of fighters in the ukrainian army are russian speaking so that is questionable from the point of view of veracity as well. he questionable from the point of view of veracity as well.— of veracity as well. he also talks about the international - of veracity as well. he also talks about the international aid - of veracity as well. he also talks about the international aid that. of veracity as well. he also talks | about the international aid that is going to ukraine and that is very newsworthy in a week where the us congress has had a visit from president zelensky and indeed the eu is now discussing international aid to ukraine so what did president putin have to say on that? that's what he said. — putin have to say on that? that's what he said, that's _ putin have to say on that? that's what he said, that's what - putin have to say on that? that's what he said, that's what echoesj what he said, that's what echoes with reports in ukrainian media and western media. he said "freebies are supplied by the west to ukraine are running out "and it's true that officials in washington, for example, have said they are running out of time and money and western and american aid to ukraine has become smaller so what vladimir putin said there is definitely a fact that is causing alarm in ukraine but for him it is a welcome development obviously.— development obviously. thank you ve much development obviously. thank you very much for— development obviously. thank you very much for the _ development obviously. thank you very much for the latest. - development obviously. thank you very much for the latest. just - development obviously. thank you very much for the latest. just a - very much for the latest. just a reminder that we will stay with that news conference from russia's vladimir putin. it's going to be lasting a number of hours. he is going to be taking more questions from the russian media and also from the international media. all of that coming as the eu is currently holding a summit to discuss further funding for ukraine. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. breaking the law, these e—scooters were filmed in lincoln on the last few days. the only place they can legally be written is on private land with permission of the landowner but they have become a common sight in towns and cities. theyjust common sight in towns and cities. they just scoot past you and common sight in towns and cities. theyjust scoot past you and you don't even know they are coming round. in don't even know they are coming round. , ., , ., , round. in the run-up to christmas, he will find — round. in the run-up to christmas, he will find a _ round. in the run-up to christmas, he will find a wide _ round. in the run-up to christmas, he will find a wide range _ round. in the run-up to christmas, he will find a wide range of- he will find a wide range of e—scooters on sale in high street shops alongside warnings from lincolnshire police. their message is think twice before you buy one as a present. the is think twice before you buy one as a resent. ., , , ,, is think twice before you buy one as a resent. ., , , i. a present. the only place you can leaall a present. the only place you can legally use _ a present. the only place you can legally use them _ a present. the only place you can legally use them is _ a present. the only place you can legally use them is on _ a present. the only place you can legally use them is on private - 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one third of hospitals are functioning in gaza, fewer than 12. even primary health care centres have been taken out of action. it's completely impossible to save lives any more. ambulances are not functioning, the civil defence which usually digs people out of the rubble is unable to do itsjob. we just can't get supplies into hospitals that are needed to really there are very tiny number in the south of gaza that are still emergency room services. more and more of the hospitals across gaza being systematically dismantled by the military action that is taking place. hospitals are supposed to be a haven under international law, they are supposed to be protected, and what we are seeing in this horrific conflict as they have become battlefields themselves. for the patients they are, it's absolutely terrifying. it's also completely unacceptable and we are unable to sustain human life in this situation. we've got trucks of medical supplies waiting to get into gaza. when they do get in, we cannot even get them to all of the hospitals in need because the israelis won't let aid supplies across the front line. there was a convoy a couple of days ago that ran to the north to try to take medical supplies to some of the hospitals. evenit supplies to some of the hospitals. even it came underfire. there supplies to some of the hospitals. even it came under fire. there are desperate people, children, women, people in intensive care who need to be kept alive and we cannot do that. from the hospital, we are hearing this morning that some of the patients have started to die because medical staff are rounded up and detained by the israeli military. just briefly before we let you go, is any significant aid crossing from the rafah crossing into gaza from egypt? the rafah crossing into gaza from e. t? , the rafah crossing into gaza from e, -t? , ., ., , the rafah crossing into gaza from e, -t? i. ., ,., the rafah crossing into gaza from e. t? ., ., the rafah crossing into gaza from egypt? tiny amounts of aid are caettin egypt? tiny amounts of aid are getting in- _ egypt? tiny amounts of aid are getting in. yesterday _ egypt? tiny amounts of aid are getting in. yesterday 100 - egypt? tiny amounts of aid are | getting in. yesterday 100 trucks egypt? tiny amounts of aid are - getting in. yesterday 100 trucks got in but to give a comparison, in a normal day in gaza before this even started, 500 trucks of supplies were needed every day so it's a drop in the ocean compared to what is needed but the main point is that this is not an accident. there are hundreds of trucks queued on the other side of trucks queued on the other side of the border waiting to get in and the israeli authorities won't allow them in so there is aid they are waiting to reach the people who are in desperate need, sleeping on the streets in rafah who have fled, including my own staff, from place to place because israel keeps telling everyone to move somewhere else and then that place is attacked. there are aid supplies waiting to get to people but we are not allowed to reach them at the moment. ~ ., . ., ., ~ , ., not allowed to reach them at the moment. ~ ., . ., ., ~ ., moment. melanie ward, thank you for brinuain us moment. melanie ward, thank you for bringing us up-to-date _ moment. melanie ward, thank you for bringing us up-to-date on _ moment. melanie ward, thank you for bringing us up-to-date on the - bringing us up—to—date on the situation, particularly in hospitals in gaza. there's more on that story on the bbc news website where we continue to run a live page with all of the latest developments. let's go back to moscow as vladimir putin is holding his annual news conference. he has been taking questions from the russian media so far. he said earlier, "there will be peace when we achieve our goals." he said the denazification of ukraine, it's demilitarisation and neutral status ? one quote from vladimir putin. let's have a listen to more of what he is saying. translation:— to more of what he is saying. translation: they are working activel . translation: they are working activelv- i'm _ translation: they are working actively. i'm speaking _ translation: they are working actively. i'm speaking about - translation: they are working actively. i'm speaking about all. translation: they are working i actively. i'm speaking about all the front line in the situation is improving. as for the future of the regions, there are many issues. there are many questions about this from the new regions and from other parts of the russian federation. what will happen, how will they develop? every year, federal budget has more thani develop? every year, federal budget has more than 1 trillion roubles for that. forthe has more than 1 trillion roubles for that. for the development of these regions to introduce them progressively into the social and economic life of the russian federation. in other regions, the situation is much better. for instance, in crimea, kyiv authorities were not paying a lot of attention to them but every year we provided i attention to them but every year we provided 1 trillion roubles and this is what will go into investing in the future. studio: this is bbc news and we are leaving viewers around the world. here in the uk, we are still bringing you that live news conference from moscow. vladimir putin delivering his first year end news conference since the full—scale invasion of ukraine. lots of things he's been saying this morning, he said that he blames the west for the state of its relations with russia, he said that america's policy was imperialist, absolutely imperialist, that was his quote on that. let's go to my colleague at bbc monitoring who also has been watching that news conference. what else have we heard from president putin so far? 50 conference. what else have we heard from president putin so far? so far we've seen — from president putin so far? so far we've seen a _ from president putin so far? so far we've seen a massive _ from president putin so far? so far we've seen a massive focus - from president putin so far? so far we've seen a massive focus on - we've seen a massive focus on ukraine which is unsurprising, given that his war against ukraine has been going on for almost two years. not unusually, the russian president has been very upbeat about how his troops are doing in ukraine. a couple of minutes ago, he was asked about ukrainian advances. on the russia occupied bank of the day dnipro river in kherson, which were seen as many as a success by the ukrainian forces. he was dismissive, he said russian troops withdrew back several metres into woodland areas just to preserve the lives of russian soldiers. along the whole of the conflict line, according to vladimir putin, the situation for russian forces is improving. while this news conference _ russian forces is improving. while this news conference is _ russian forces is improving. while this news conference is happening in moscow, we are also —— there is also a nato summit under way which is discussing funding for ukraine and the nato chief separately this morning has said that there is a real risk that "aggression from vladimir putin won't stop in ukraine." reaction already, i suppose. ukraine." reaction already, i suppose-— ukraine." reaction already, i su ose. . ukraine." reaction already, i su ose. ., .,, ., suppose. vladimir putin has so far liven no suppose. vladimir putin has so far given no signs _ suppose. vladimir putin has so far given no signs whatsoever - suppose. vladimir putin has so far given no signs whatsoever that - suppose. vladimir putin has so far given no signs whatsoever that he | suppose. vladimir putin has so far l given no signs whatsoever that he is less keen to defeat and crush ukraine. he has been as belligerent as ever. he is sounding as confident as ever. he is sounding as confident as ever. he is sounding as confident as ever. he's trying to paint a rosy picture when it comes to russian forces and a very bleak picture when it comes to ukrainian forces. he claimed that ukraine's political leadership is based on sending ukrainian soldiers to be slaughtered by the russians. to court, he said "it's a tragedy for them." by the russians. to court, he said "it's a tragedy for them. "- "it's a tragedy for them." vitale shevchenko. — "it's a tragedy for them." vitale shevchenko, for _ "it's a tragedy for them." vitale shevchenko, for the _ "it's a tragedy for them." vitale shevchenko, for the moment, l "it's a tragedy for them." vitale i shevchenko, for the moment, we believe you but we will be staying with that news conference. that press conference from moscow from president putin will continue for a number of hours. you can stay with that story on the bbc iplayer where we are streaming the entire event, all of it, live. you can go to the news category on iplayer via your television what if you are not using a tv, you can go via the iplayer app on your phone. there's plenty more, whichever device you use to get your news. before we leave you at this hour, we've been hearing from prime minister rishi sunak. in the last week, it has been a busy week for him, there was the vote on his flagship rwanda policy which he managed to pass through despite fears that it wouldn't go through because of different divisions in the party stop he's been speaking today on a visit to a school and he's been commenting on that vote in the policy. i’ee he's been commenting on that vote in the oli . �* , , the policy. i've been very consistently _ the policy. i've been very consistently clear, - the policy. i've been very consistently clear, as - the policy. i've been very. consistently clear, as have the policy. i've been very- consistently clear, as have all ministers, if there are ways that the legislation can be improved to be made even more effective with a respectable legal argument and maintaining the participation of the rwandans in the scheme, we would be open to that, we wouldn't be? this is a strong piece of legislation, most legal experts and formerjudges have said the legislation is incredibly strong, it is effective and will work. the key now is to get it on the statute books. the question is for everyone who is trying to block that happening, first and foremost the labour party. we want to stop the boats and tackle this problem. they are already down by one third, we got more to do. the labour party, to a person, voted against this legislation. the question is, why don't they want to stop the boats?— question is, why don't they want to stop the boats? prime minister rishi sunak responding _ stop the boats? prime minister rishi sunak responding to _ stop the boats? prime minister rishi sunak responding to the _ stop the boats? prime minister rishi sunak responding to the vote - stop the boats? prime minister rishi sunak responding to the vote earlier| sunak responding to the vote earlier in the week. let's see if more problems come down the road for him when it next reaches a vote in parliament. that's it for this hour. we will be back in a short while when we will bring you more of vladimir putin's press conference from moscow but for now, let's get a weather update with carol kirkwood. after a cloudy start with patchy, light rain in england and wales, it will brighten up, bar one or two showers. but the cloud and drizzle will be slow to clear from the southeast. it's courtesy of these two weather fronts continuing the journey southwards and eastwards. isobars telling there own story, that we got windy conditions across the north and west. the wind coming in from a westerly direction, blowing and shower through western scotland and northern ireland. we could see are not isolated showers in wales and the southwest through the afternoon with the cloud slowest to clear in east anglia and kent. these are the temperatures, 7 celsius to about 9 celsius in the east but into double figures in the west. as we head through the evening and overnight, there will be patchy mist and fog forming across some parts of england and it's going to be cold enough for a touch of frost in the southeast and also the northeast of england tonight but generally it will be a cold night. high pressure is still in charge of our weather but around the top of that tomorrow we have the weather front coming in and it's still going to be windy across the northwest and the north of scotland. here's our weather front coming in, the north of scotland. here's our weatherfront coming in, inducing rain in the north, a bit more cloud and western areas with spots of drizzle, pushed further east under the clear skies, there will be some sunny spells but it will still be cooler, 7 celsius 8 celsius in eastern england, 12 in belfast. at the weekend, we return to some yellow and amber on the charts, indicating the temperature is going to rise a touch. on saturday, we've still got this ridge of high pressure clinging on. it's going to be a windy day, especially with exposure in the north and west and we've got the weather front drifting in, bringing in heavy rain. south of that, there will be some showers but saturday is going to be quite a cloudy day anyway. the best breaks will be to the east of the hills, the pennines and also the east of the pennines and also the east of the hills in wales but temperature is widely tend celsius to 13 celsius. sunday, a little uncertainty into how far south as rains go to travel but it looks like it could get as far south as south wales. foursouthern it could get as far south as south wales. four southern parts of england and the midlands, is looking drier and brighter with some sunshine and still mild. live from london. this is bbc news president clinton vies to strengthen russia's sovereignty in his first news conference since the invasion of ukraine. eu leaders are in brussels to discuss further funding for ukraine as the russian president holds his first major news conference since the start of the war. israel continues its bombardment of gaza in the lead—up to a visit by a senior us official. the republican—led us house of representatives votes to formally authorise its impeachment inquiry into president biden. and after 20 years injail, a court quashes four child—murder convictions for the woman once branded �*australia's worst mother'. the system preferred to blame me rather than accept that sometimes children can and do die suddenly, unexpectedly and heartbreakingly. hello and welcome. i'm rajini vaidyanathan. the russian president vladimir putin is giving his first interview news conference since the full—scale invasion of ukraine. the event which is being carried live on all major russian television channels is happening as eu leaders meet in brussels to discuss further funding for ukraine. responding to questions in the war, mr putin affirmed his decision to invade the country and for rate last year saying the western aid ukraine relies on will soon run out. translation: unless they want to come to terms peacefully we have to take action

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