Call starting with the claims from the former president about suitcases full of ballots. Mr trump also made claims about so called dead voters. Mr raffensperger did push back against mr trump in the call. And in the most pointed exchange,of the call trump spelled out how many voters he needed. Stephen loosley an analyst in us politics at the United States studies centre in sydney laid out the legal dilemmas mr trump now faces. It isa it is a very serious indictment for a number of reasons. Firstly, it is a number of reasons. Firstly, it is a Racketeering Charge under Georgia State law, Racketeering Legislation is modelled on the originalfederal legislation designed to bring down the mafia. The problem that donald trump faces is generally a conviction under legislation in georgia leads to a prison sentence, Thatis Georgia leads to a prison sentence, that is not certain, but that is the probability, secondly, mark meadows, the former chief of staff in the Trump White House is amongst the
she describes how the glamour on the outside hid the pain on the inside. wait, listen did you hear that? the interview was personal, revealing and, at times, shocking. she told oprah winfrey that her son archie s mixed race heritage was an issue. that when pregnant, someone within the palace questioned how her child would look. in those months when i was pregnant, all around this same time, so we have in tandem the conversation of, he won t be given security, he s not going to be given a title. and also, concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. what? and you re not going to tell me who had the conversation? i think that would be very damaging to them. the interview highlighted strained relations within the royal family. meghan said media reports claiming she d made her sister in law, the duchess of cambridge, cry, were false. in fact, it was the other way round, she said, and kate had apologised. when harryjoined the conversation with o
Really believe that, because they we re really believe that, because they were going to put on massive new regulations. It was choking our country to death. I was able to see that as a businessman. The other thing is i always seem to get a guessable portion of an entire press oi guessable portion of an entire press or media. A disproportionate amount of media. As a businessman, i was always treated very well by the press, but i always had a very good press, but i always had a very good press, and it was not until i became a politician that i realised how nasty, how mean, how vicious and how fa ke nasty, how mean, how vicious and how fake the press can be. As the cameras start off in the background. But overall, the bottom line is, somebody said, they couldnt have been that bad, because here we are, andi been that bad, because here we are, and i think we are doing a really good job with my team. I have a team of tremendous people. I really believe it was time, and it was time to do that
The day in parliament. The government announces its scrapping a 55p a minute charge for its universal credit helpline. But the row over the benefit spills over into pmqs. Will the Prime Minister now pause universal credit and fix the problems before pressing ahead with the roll out . Why have we introduced universal credit . Its a simpler system, its a system that encourages people to get into the workplace. And labour forces a vote in the commons, calling for the roll out of universal credit to be paused. The ayes to the right 299. The noes to the left, zero. Also on this programme a minister promises a crackdown on rogue Property Management agents. And demands for a Public Inquiry into the use of surgical mesh implants. Women in their 30s, 40s, 50s are telling us that they are struggling to walk, theyve lost their sex life and suffered from horrendous pain day in, day out. But first the day began with work and pensions secretary david gauke appearing before mps to give evidence on th
As more pressure is piled on the government over the welfare benefit, universal credit. Will the Prime Minister now pause universal credit and fix the problems before pressing ahead with the roll out . Why have reintroduced universal credit . It is a simpler system, it is a system which encourages people to get into the workplace. What next for brexit . We talk to two parliamentary experts about the battles ahead for the eu withdrawal bill. In the commons theres a call for an end to the use of surgical mesh implants. Women in their 30s, 405, 50s are telling us that theyre struggling to walk, they have lost their sex lives and suffer from horrendous pain day in, day out. And we hear from the mp who wants stiffer penalties for assaults on emergency workers. I think that since they are there to protect us and save our lives, any attack on them is an attack on all of us. The government ordered conservative mps not to take part in a vote on thursday, on a labour motion to pause the roll out