we talk to the new voice of dr hibbert on the simpsons. hello i m katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. the number of new covid cases was declining fast here in the united states. until this past week. and suddenly the progress america was making has stalled. we don t know exactly why. it could be that more things are opening up, or people aren t wearing masks or it could be the spread of the new variants, some of which we know to be more contagious. here in the uk, six cases of a new coronavirus variant first detected in brazil have been confirmed. and again health officials are concerned this new p1 strain may spread more rapidly. three cases were found in scotland after passengers flew back from brazil via paris and london. two of the cases were from the same household in the west of england, after one person returned from brazil last month. which leaves on a sixth person who they can t trace because that person did not fill out the registration for
inbar hyman died while being held captive by hamas. her family says she was a gifted artist, full of love and joy for life. let s go straight to alex marquardt. prime minister netanyahu just spoke about all of this. obviously just the devastating news about the tragic killing of these hostages, it must be reverberating all across israel. what more can you tell us? it really is. it s being deeply felt, and prime minister netanyahu expressed what so many israelis are feeling, that these men were so close to freedom after more than two months in captivity, they were, as netanyahu said, we are so close to embracing them but he went on to say, we cannot turn back time. now, perhaps notably, prime minister netanyahu did not take responsibility, while his defense chief did say that the military is responsible for this. prime minister netanyahu emphasized that he believes it was military pressure, the military operations by the idf in gaza nathat got the first rod of hostages out,
at all. what i am doing is very serious. it s very important work. nope, not a game. that was fulton county d.a. fani willis last summer talking about her probe of trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. and there are new indications tonight of precisely when any indictments will be coming this summer. also tonight, ron desantis gets set to formally launch his presidential campaign with the baggage of a four-plus year record of attacking the personal freedoms of the people and businesses in his own state. including his economically destructive fight with disney. plus, my conversation with chasten buttigieg who has a message for young people amid the growing threats to lgbtq youth. but we begin tonight with seven battle ground states that president biden won in 20202020. arizona, georgia, michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. not only will these all be states to watch in next year s presidential election, but all part of the failed plot by donald trump and his
back to than is absolutely disgraceful and trying to hire rapidly, we re talking about a backlog of 510,000 asylum seekers and they take something around 400 days to process them. before we get them out of hotels and regularize their position in the uk or decide that they should not be here at all, you really do have to get a move on and this is certainly not the way to do it. . . and this is certainly not the way to do it. , . ., and this is certainly not the way to do it. , . . . do it. let s have a look at the telegraph do it. let s have a look at the telegraph and do it. let s have a look at the telegraph and this do it. let s have a look at the telegraph and this is - do it. let s have a look at the telegraph and this is about i do it. let s have a look at the - telegraph and this is about reviving the bill of rights just been extremely controversial, take us through that. extremely controversial, take us through that- through that. this is the rishi sunak go
unashamedly saying what it thinks of the tory manifesto. it is astonishingly supportive, even reverential. i was quite taken aback when i saw this because even though it has been very supportive of theresa may, especially over the last few days, ahead of the ma nifesto last few days, ahead of the manifesto launch, she can do no wrong. all you need to do is compare this to what would happen if david cameron was prime minister and he announced some of the policies she did today, you can imagine what the daily mail might say about the elderly‘s homes being sold off to pay for care and getting rid of winter fuel allowance. and yet, theresa may receives plaudits for her practical pledges rather than unrealistic, eye catching promises. a lot of this comes down to the comment box in the middle, which is the word moral. and the fact that the word moral. and the fact that the editor of the daily mail has a real admiration for her sense of being. this image of her being very sensible