superstar lulu joins us to talk about returning to the stage. hello and welcome. for years, andrew cuomo successfully navigated the murky waters of new york politics amassing power with precision, leaving his opponents trailing in his wake. but it took just a week for the governor to find himself out of moves following the publication of a report by the new york attorney general s office which claimed that mr cuomo had sexually harassed 11 women. he denied the accusations, but that wasn t enough to save him. the democrat faced a growing cacophony of voices from within his own party to resign since then and today, he succumbed to those calls. i take full responsibility for my actions. given the circumstances, the best way i can. let government get back to government. that s what i ll do because i work for you. and doing the right thing is doing the right thing for you. as we say, it s not about me, it s about we. my lieutenant governor is smart and competent. this transiti
educated, most of them will in the end take it. according to the latest cdc data, 67% of all american adults have received the coronavirus faxing so far. 67%. that s a huge number in a country like this one. try to think of anything else that 67% of all adults have done recently. for perspective, only about 24% of the country s population voted for joe biden in november and that was enough to make hims the president of the united states. so in some ways the administration has done something amazing. get the vaccine or else, that was a message from day one. and most people did it, but not everyone did. there are still holdouts, these are not people that haven t heard of the vaccine or can t afford it or just can t find the dose, it s free. it s everywhere and the media never stop talking about it. every news hour is fis or commercial. so these are people that just don t want to take it. many have already recovered from covid and have active antibodies, they don t need the vacc
at ten o clock sophie rayworth?will be here with a full round up of the days news. first the media show .the world s biggest leaders have been face to face in a series of meetings. but as always, nobody from the press was allowed in the room. so how easy is it forjournalists to sort the fact from the spin? and do the politicians even want them there? hello. the g7 summit, the nato summit, putin, biden, the world of biggest leaders go face in a series of meetings this week. these are some of the most intensely scrutinised meetings you can imagine. you will have to imagine because of course none of the press were allowed in the room. so how easyis were allowed in the room. so how easy is it for generalist was specialises in diplomacy to sort back from fast facts from spain? good politician even want than they of course it s a snap on the beach in the family photo. let me introduce you to my wonderful panel of guests. patrick is diplomatic editor at the guardian. naomi is europe
50,000 people, the nation is larger. about 200,000 people of. there i know that still smarter for a country, but it s a country. it s from new zealand it s got independence in 1962, united nations 1976. then, this weekend, they had something really naughty, and potentially exits existential challenging happen to them. for most of the time, they have been an independent country. for nearly 40 years of the 60 years they ve been a country. samoa has been run by the same ruling party. in fact, the same guy, the same individual man, the prime minister from that party, has been in power for as the prime minister for the last 22 years. but, he lost the last election this year, in april, samoa had an election it was really close and hard-fought. in the end, the pry the prime minister, his power has been parties been running in power for 40 years. in a parliamentary system, the opposition power since they have a majority, they get to form the new government. that parties leade