and with that, kevin mccarthy s nine month term as speaker was over. the final straw his decision to do a deal with democrats to keep the government open. he didn t hesitate to point the finger of blame at the eight republicans who ousted him, led by matt gaetz, his nemesis. look, you all know matt gaetz. you know, it was personal. it had nothing to do about spending. the unprecedented removal of the speaker has left congress in chaos. so much so, they ve decided to take a week off while they work out what to do next. one rebel, though, was unrepentant. this was the right call. the american people deserve a leader and a speaker who will tell the truth, and so too does the international community. they need to know that the next speaker is going to be honest and won t go back on their word. with republicans focusing firmly on themselves, the question of funding for ukraine, which congress controls, remains undecided. it does worry me. but i know there are a majority of membe
road and bus projects in the north, the midlands and across the country. the speech was widely seen as an opportunity for the prime minister to revitalise his party ahead of a general election expected next year. political editor chris mason reports. manchester this lunchtime, and the prime minister s warm up act his wife. rishi and i are each other s best friends, and i could not imagine being anywhere else to show my support to him. rishi sunak began by thanking her, his daughters, his parents as he drew a link between himself and margaret thatcher. this conservative party, the party of the grocer s daughter and the pharmacist s son, will always be the party of enterprise, the party of small business. he said he s taken a look at how government works since he became prime minister, and not liked what he s seen. it isn t anger, it s an exhaustion with politics. we ve had 30 years of a political system which incentivises the easy decision, not the right one. as for taxes, t
but others praised our journalism. and i thank the media for exposing this and for bringing it out. thank you very much. and officials made public promises of firm government action. no effort will be spared - in ensuring that we protect our children. some of the perpetrators were arrested. but how much impact did the film have in the fight against child trafficking in kenya and how much have things really changed since? back in 2020, bbc africa eye uncovered an underground trade in children stolen from the streets and even hospitals back in 2020, bbc africa eye uncovered an underground trade in children stolen from the streets and even hospitals of nairobi and then sold on the black market to the highest bidder. the investigation sent shock waves through kenya. every home, every matatu, everyone was talking about it. our undercover investigators managed to infiltrate trafficking rings selling stolen children for as little as m00. we believe kenya is very secure. and if som