as impeachment managers delivered the single article for inciting an insurrection to the senate yesterday. the trial will begin in ernest february 8th. a little over a week from now. giving both sides time to prepare their cases and the senate time to confirm president biden s cabinet appointees. we also learned senate president pro tem, longest serving member of the majority side, patrick leahy, will preside over the trial. according to chuck schumer, leahy was in line after chief justice roberts declined to preside over a trial of a non-sitting president. i think mika started without me. did you start without me? . how rude. the show starts, and you have to sit down, sweetie. this is my place. i know. you need to get in your chair and start your show. . here s the deal. we never start at 6:00. okay? we obviously do. hurry up and wait thing. willie, i had stuff i wanted to talk to you about. that is very frustrating. this is really awkward. i m going to h
and tom keene on bloomberg television, bloomberg radio across this nation, one day to the election, and to all of you worldwide, good morning. an incredibly busy newsweek. after the election, we ve got the fed, we ve got jobless claims, and a jobs report on friday. we are really focused on the election. how do you from london see it. jonathan: elevated volatility going into it, and a breakdown in correlations. for markets, i think it is really tricky right now. typically you would expect some inverse correlation between stocks and bonds. at are not getting at the moment. difficult is really to assess what the politics actually mean, and to put together a portfolio around it. tom: we are going to talk to an esteemed guest about that. i got to ask you about the lockdown. we heard earlier this morning the exceptionally difficult weekend prime minister johnson had. it is government threatened? jonathan: his government is failing on this front, and plan has failed as well. his par
now much more tense. we have water momentum and then with 20 minutes to go japan scores a momentum and then with 20 minutes to gojapan scores a try that momentum and then with 20 minutes to go japan scores a try that set their fa ns go japan scores a try that set their fans into ra ptu res. go japan scores a try that set their fans into raptures. the tri cannon spraying water with blue dye courtesy of ken who went over in the in it. there are people here corner. they give them the lead. smashing up government buildings. arlie could find no way back as victorious japan as the rugby japan landed a late penalty to make world cup hosts make history by beating ireland it 19-12 at the japan landed a late penalty to make it 19 12 at the final whistle. such for the first time, 19 12. disappointment for ireland but for japan is now two wins out of two and for a memorable night here they are on course to make the quarterfinals. when you how tough it was going to be. anyone that was ut
now much more tense. we have water cannon spraying water with blue dye in it. there are people here smashing up government buildings. victorious japan as the rugby world cup hosts make history by beating ireland for the first time 19 12. good evening. if you justjoined us, welcome to bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says a minority labour government is becoming more likely every day, as opposition parties consider whether to call a vote of no confidence in the prime minister. the scottish nationalists have reiterated their support for an interim government, to ensure they say, that britain doesn t leave the eu without a deal at the end of next month. all this comes at the end of a tumultuous week for borisjohnson, who s due in manchester, for the start of the conservative party conference, from where chris mason reports. is this a leadership bid, mrjohnson? the conservative conference one year ago, the smiles of the carefree backbench challenger, the mobmed darling
a pint of bitter, please. also today: this woman, victoria smith, died months after her disability benefits were stopped. now the assessment company capita is going to court to fight a decision that it mishandled her claim. we ll talk to victoria s mum. she was a human being. she was my daughter. and she was my friend and my world. plus, james hodder‘s girlfriend kirsty boden was killed in the london bridge attacks. he s calling for an urgent meeting with thejustice secretary in his fight for legal aid for the families of those killed in terror attacks. hello. welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. later on the programme we ll talk to helen wood, a former escort who hit the headlines after wayne rooney paid to sleep with her. she s now written a memoir and we ll talk to her later. use the hashtag victoria live. first, the latest news, rebecca jones. the european union has rejected holding further brexit talks with the uk while borisjohnson‘s governmen