a corrupt country, nor do i believe that our institutions are corrupt, and i think it s very, very important to say that. we have a very, very tough system of parliamentary democracy and scrutiny, not least by the media, and i think everybody can see that. i think what you ve got is cases were, sadly, mps have broken the rules in the past and may be guilty of breaking the rules today. what i want to see is them facing appropriate sanctions. what was your second question, sorry? second question, sorry? inaudible i don t second question, sorry? inaudible ldon t want second question, sorry? inaudible i don t want to second question, sorry? inaudible i don t want to single second question, sorry? inaudible i don t want to single out second question, sorry? inaudible i don t want to single out any - i don t want to single out any particular countries for shivi in and hectoring now. ithink particular countries for shivi in and hectoring now. i think everybody knows who nee
in getting an agreement that countries will come back next year and the year after? if those agreements are reached in terms of getting sufficient reductions to avoid catastrophic global heating. in some ways that s a bit of a low bar because you would actually hope that those agreements would have been reached this week. in other ways it will actually be seen as a bit of his success if that is done in a bit of a coup to pull it off by the uk. it is that thing with climate global politics which is, it can be difficult to secure agreement and it s very hard for those agreements to go far enough. david, i don t know agreements to go far enough. david, i don t know if agreements to go far enough. david, i don t know if you ve agreements to go far enough. david, i don t know if you ve had agreements to go far enough. david, i don t know if you ve had a - agreements to go far enough. david, i don t know if you ve had a cold - i don t know if you ve had a cold recently but a
reports from the united states say russia has amassed 70 % of the forces needed for a full scale invasion of ukraine. india mourns the loss of lata mangeshkar the legendary singer who made her name in bollywood. she s died at the age of 92. showdown in cameroon egypt amd senegal in the africa cup of nations final we ll bring you the latest from the game. and is it the end for erinsborough? the future of the long running australian soap neighbours is in doubt after it s dropped by its uk tv channel. sportsday will be coming up shortly, but first, the bbc s laura scott talks to freestyle skier gus kenworthy. i think that my legacy as an athlete is honestly probably more about the social impact than it is about the skiing accolades or awards. gus kenworthy is difficult to define. he is an olympic silver medallist from sochi. going in backwards for the triple 14. he is good. my goodness! that was absolutely insane. and gus kenworthy knows it. the freestyle skier is also a p
league side as they hosted the holders, leicester. it was the champion side which struck first. the ball floated to the back post. and straight from the restart, johnson was one on one and then finish. confidence had grown and a beautifully placed corner found a determined diving joe worrall. and they lead to the fa cup holders 3 0. someone tell the manager. complacency may have set in. the keeper was cut off his line. leicester had hope. in the second half, they tried to build on momentum. madison going just wide. but the game was nottingham forest s rubbing salt in the wind with a fourth. and it is our long way back for the fa cup holders from here. no way back, in fact. that is how it leicester out in the bragging rights family in nottingham. following that match at the city ground this evening. leicester city have apologised after a fan was arrested after running onto the pitch in the first half towards the nottingham forest players. nottinghamshire police say an investig