are a clear and present danger to american democracy. after a second resignation in as many years, downing street says borisjohnson is looking at whether the role of an adviser on standards is needed after lord geidt stepped down last night. and the bank of england hikes up interest rates to a 13 year high and warns that inflation could hit 11%. tonight with the context, chief political commentator at the i newspaper paul waugh and former adviser to hillary clinton amanda renteria. welcome to the programme. we start in washington, where the third day of the january 6th committee hearings has just wrapped up. it s been focused on mike pence and connecting donald trump s intense pressure campaign on his vice president not to certify the election results with the violent intentions of the mob that stormed the capitol. democrat bennie thompson is chair of the committee. he spoke of the danger mike pence faced in his opening statement. we re fortunate for mr pence s courage onjanu
Destructive munitions, Air Dropped Musicians Western Military is hard and capable of wiping out multiple buildings at the same time. Israels argument having those as it needs to attack hamas below and above ground but they have been at the heart of complaints of criticism and controversy relate raised by human Rights Groups when they have looked at the catastrophic high numbers of civilians killed by the israelis in gaza because of the Destructive Force that these weapons. The americans specifically have said that it is the pastor use of those munitions in gaza by israel that means they are holding back on this consignment because what The Americans are doing here is firing a warning shot across the bowels of the israeli premise to Benjamin Netanyahu as part of their stated position that they do not believe israel should carry out a full scale Ground Offensive into the city of rafah in gaza. The israeli premise to have said that that will happen regardless of whether or not there is a
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Essentially, ultimately as boris johnson, essentially, ultimately as boris johnson, but it comes to elections it is oiiver johnson, but it comes to elections it is oliver dowden, the chairman of the party it is oliver dowden, the chairman of the party and his clearly concerned about the party and his clearly concerned about the the party and his clearly concerned about the elections on thursday and has written about the elections on thursday and has written to keir starmer, the labour has written to keir starmer, the labour leader, about what he alleges is a secret labour leader, about what he alleges is a secret pact between labour and the lib is a secret pact between labour and the lib dems headed up by sir ed davey, the lib dems headed up by sir ed davey, another night of the ram, of course, davey, another night of the ram, of course, the davey, another night of the ram, of course, the ideas, orthe davey, another night of the ram, of course, the ideas, or the alle
Parties, when is it all going to end? parties, when is it all going to end? and parties, when is it all going to end? and why in fact is boris johnson end? and why in fact is boris johnson still in power? so end? and why in fact is boris johnson still in power? so they see the reputation johnson still in power? so they see the reputation that johnson still in power? so they see the reputation that precedes - johnson still in power? so they see the reputation that precedes it. - johnson still in power? so they see | the reputation that precedes it. and i know that politics is a contact sport, but there are lots of people out there saying, i can think of one or two boxing referees that might have called it by now. it has been one of those days. which bit do you think is most damaging to the prime minister? i think is most damaging to the prime minister? ~ . think is most damaging to the prime minister? ~ , . ., minister? i think it is cumulative over time- minister? i think i