Donald trump has previously said he thought Kamala Harris would be easier to defeat in Novembers Election Thanjoe biden. Lets Speak Tojennifer Ewing from republicans overseas uk. Thank you forjoining us on the programme. Do you think that Kamala Harris would be easier for Donald Trump to beat than Joe Harris would be easier for Donald Trump to beat Thanjoe Biden . I trump to beat Thanjoe Biden . I dont think trump to beat Thanjoe Biden . I dont think she will end up being the nominee, when it comes down to it. While several people have endorsed her, there are notable exceptions of who has not. Obama has not, Nancy Pelosi has not, Chuck Schumer has not. I think they are putting this out there is a bit of a Test Balloon to see how she does for the next couple of weeks. Until that disastrous debate a few weeks ago, she pulled even lower than President Biden. Trump is probably thinking it is the same policies that america is not really fond of right now. She was put in charge of looking af
Now on bbc news, an investigation by the bbc s Africa Eye into the Police Crackdown on protesters in uganda last november, with evidence of Security Forces shooting a number of unarmed people. A warning this programme contains images some viewers may find upsetting. These are some of the ugandan citizens who, in november last year, were shot on The Streets of kampala. Gunshot. Not by terrorists or criminals, but by the Security Forces of their own government. The killings took place in the Run Up To ugandas elections, as the police and the army scrambled to suppress violent protests protests sparked by the arrest of Bobi Wine, the young Opposition Leader who is challenging President Musevenis 35 year rule. By the governments own count, more than 50 people were killed on November 18th and 19th. But in the days that followed, musevenis government, and, in particular, his security minister, general elly tumwine, tried to justify the killings. First, tumwine defended the use of live fire.
An investigation by the bbc s Africa Eye into the Police Crackdown on protesters in uganda last november, with evidence of Security Forces shooting a number of unarmed people. A warning this programme contains images some viewers may find upsetting. These are some of the ugandan citizens who, in november last year, were shot on The Streets of kampala. Screams. Not by terrorists or criminals, but by the Security Forces of their own government. The killings took place in the Run Up To ugandas elections, as the police and armies scrambled to suppress violent protests protests sparked by the arrest of Bobi Wine, the young Opposition Leader who is challenging President Musevenis 35 year rule. By the governments own account, more than 50 people count, more than 50 people were killed on November 18th and 19th. But in the days that followed, musevenis government, and in particular, his security minister, general elly tumwine, tried to justify the killings. First, tumwine defended the use of li
And wales s euro 2020 dreams are over, beaten four nil, by denmark as italy knock out austria, with a 2 1victory. The Uk Health secretary, Matt Hancock, has resigned, a day after admitting hed breached social distancing guidelines, by kissing a colleague in his office, in the Department Of Health. Calls for him to step down had come from some conservative mps, after the publication of images showing him embracing his aide, Gina Coladangelo. Mr hancock informed the Prime Minister he was resigning in a letter, saying hed let people down, and then he made a public announcement on Social Media. Borisjohnson has said Mr Hancock should leave office very proud of what hed achieved. Our political correspondent, Ben Wright has the story. One of the most familiar faces of the pandemic, the Health Secretary at the heart of Decision Making as the country battled covid, and often seen at his side was this woman, Gina Coladangelo, a former lobbyist, adviser to the Health Secretary and long term frie