the woman who can tell us is rachel reeves who wants to be labour s next chancellor. how does the govt explain what s going wrong? treausry minister, victoria atkins joins us too. how much trouble is the bbc in, with a star presenter under fire? president biden will be touching down here in a few hours time, his climate envoy and friend john kerry is here first live. and you know us, it s sunday, so there ll be some star dust james norton, of happy valley, and luke thompson of bridgerton on their very different stage show, shortly to go to our cinema screens. morning morning, with all of us at the desk. david gauke, who sat in conservative cabinets for many years, the editor of the daily mirror alison phillips, and former editor of itn now media commentator, stewart purvis. a very warm welcome to you all. lets look at what is on the front pages. no surprise, most of them are leading on the story about the bbc. we hope to look at them in a few seconds. they are not display
brought by a computer repair man. the decision sparked a year s long scandal inching closer to the oval office. dana: the laptop is at the center of the federal probe. the five year investigation culminated in a plea deal for two miss demeanor but a whistleblower said the charges should have been much stronger. the evidence that we collected during it still met the elements of the criminal violations and everyone participating agreed that document went forward with everyone s concurrence. results in this deal? yeah. bill: that whistleblower reacted to evidence suggesting hunter used his dad as leverage in business negotiations saying he tried to follow the money but was repeatedly stopped dead in his tracks. so that s the crux of one of the issues here is that we weren t allowed to ask questions about dad. we weren t allowed to ask about the big guy. we went allowed to include certain names and document requests and search warrants. bill: team fox coverage today
forward? some economists call this a blunt instrument, why is that the only thing the bank seems to be willing to do right now to bring down inflation? it is willing to do right now to bring down inflation? down inflation? it is a blunt instrument, down inflation? it is a blunt instrument, no down inflation? it is a blunt instrument, no doubt - down inflation? it is a bluntj instrument, no doubt about down inflation? it is a blunt - instrument, no doubt about that, and thatis instrument, no doubt about that, and that is why we all worry about falling behind on inflation, because once you fall behind on inflation and you use a blunt instrument, then there are significant collateral damage and unintended consequences, and we had about them from your other guests. firstly it is to enhance the responsiveness of the economy, to make sure we do not fall into recession in order to control inflation, and secondly it is to strengthen safety nets. the bank of england alone cannot
acknowledging he took those documents and claiming he had every right to take them. under the presidential records act, which is civil, not criminal, i had every right to have these documents. in other words, whatever documents a president decides to take with him, he has the right to do so. it s an absolute right. this is the law. independent legal experts say that s not true. it could hurt him at a trial. is he betting on an election victory for republicans and getting the case dropped? i will speak to former top cia attorney jeff smith about the legal strategy. are more republican politicians, including some rivals, now willing to criticize donald trump s handling of national secrets? the handling of classified materials is a very serious matter. i had a chance to review the indictment over the weekend. this indictment contains serious charges. i can t defend what is alleged. the former president has a right to his day in court. i know he pled not guilty. i will