prince andrew will face a civil trial in the united states over accusations of sexual assault. a new yorkjudge ruled his attempt to dismiss it was without merit. tonight with the context, daily mail columnist sarah vine and the political editor of the daily mirror, pippa crerar. hello, a warm welcome. for the first time, borisjohnson has admitted he did attend a downing st party during last years lockdown. and, for the first time, the leader of the opposition has called on him to resign. the prime minister urged all sides to await the findings of an internal inquiry led by the senior civil servant sue gray. but as far as lawbreaking goes, many would say he has already admitted, that his advisers if not the prime minister himself were in breach of laws, that many others have been fined for breaking. i thought it was a work event and, mr speaker, i regret very much that we did not do things differently that evening and, mr speaker, as i said, i take full responsibility and
bombardment of ukrainian ports. michael bossicue is a senior fellow at the atlantic council s eurasia centre. i asked him whether nato could be drawn into a wider conflict with russia. if that is what it takes to stop mr putin form organising food mr putin form weaponising food and hijacking millions of tonnes of grain to go to many poor countries, the egypt s, the yemen s and iraq s of the world i say let s do it and get armed escorts for carrier ships across the black sea because mr putin and the kremlin cannot get away with this. i just crossed the area across the danube that the russians have been striking and you can see what is happening.. the infrastructure and road is packed with trucks because it is affecting neighbouring countries such as moldova. you say it s unsustainable, what is the solution? the solution is for ukraine to go ahead with the unilateral humanitarian corridor supported by surveillance planes from nato and western allies or friendly neighbouring cou
and leigh ann caldwell anchor at the washington post live. we will start with this developing news out of the us, out of georgia specifically. news out of the us, out of georgia specifically- specifically. over the last couple of hours we ve specifically. over the last couple of hours we ve been specifically. over the last couple of hours we ve been hearing - specifically. over the last couple of hours we ve been hearing a i specifically. over the last couple l of hours we ve been hearing a few more details and you may remember that this week we have learned that in georgia, former president donald trump will be facing criminal proceedings of allegations of election interference. the way that process happens is something called a special grand jury which is ordinary men and women hearing evidence in secret and deciding whether to proceed to further criminal case. these men and women have had their names and we think their addresses and social media profiles leaked onli
like england they are seeking to be crowned world champions for the first time come sunday and will be watched by queen letizia and her daughter, but the uk royals will not be in attendance. away from the women s world cup, harry kane may have only been at bayern munich five days but the club s head coach is already full of praise for his new striker. the england captain is in line to make his bundesliga debut this weekend with bayern, who are the german champions, travelling to werder bremen on friday. tuchel says kane is already a major, positive influence in the changing room. my first impressions of harry are fantastic. he is a top professional. the quality is outstanding. and he is a fantastic human being. he is very open. he is first on the training pitch, he is open in the dressing room. i think he has a leading effect in the dressing room with his personality, his approach to football, his love for the game. owen farrell will play no part in england s world cup warm
my guest is us democratic party insiderjake sullivan. a key adviser to senior democrats, including hillary clinton when she was secretary of state as well as on the campaign trail last year. president trump has attracted a lot of criticism at home and abroad over his rhetoric and style of leadership. but is he not proving more effective in important foreign policy issues like the fight against extremists than the previous democratic administration? jake sullivan, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. as a key adviser to hillary clinton, can you be objective about the trump presidency? probably not entirely objective. i would have to put my bias on the table, that i spent two years trying to stop him from getting into the oval office. but i think a lot of things that we predicted during the campaign about his lack of fitness for office have borne out over the past six months. i ve tried to take a step back and be as fair minded as possible in assessing what he s done. but