attempt to overturn the election. some of trump s allies were working day and night from a command center. here is our conversation with the author of one of the year s most highly anticipated books took us through what was happening that day. let s bring in bob woodward and robert costa. they are coarthurs of the book peril. you see a lot of washington before but just weeding through what happened the night before this insurrection or the united states government sois chilling and it shows just how pre-meditated that attack was. yes, it was all planned out in a key way we found december 30th, this is a week before january 6th, before the insurrection, steve bannon and trump talking on the phone and bannon just steering trump up. you got to come back, this is a day of reckoning in a week, we need to get hands involved and get him off the effin ski slopes. it s very active and you start interlacing this at what happened at the willard hotel that night on january 5th. my
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terrifying. it is a national crisis and what is worrying at the moment is that the government is not treating it like a crisis. it has not have cobra meetings. ed miliband was tweeting earlier that when we have things like foot and mouth, there were cobra meetings and it was coordinated as a national level. there were cobra meetings and it was coordinated as a national levelli wa nt to coordinated as a national levelli want to look at the sunday telegraph, they are saying it is not just about cladding, installation is the real inferno threat. it will have to widen out the scope of the investigation and maybe that will trigger these emergency meetings. the cost of what will have to be doneis the cost of what will have to be done is now having a significant threat to budgets of government, local governor and national government. this seems to be an escalation. and it has to be done. nobody can be a cheapskate is now. in case something else happens. and they were to blame. it is
Hundreds of thousands of people on fixed rate mortgages. but the question is whether thatjust delays the pain. food price inflation is easing but still very high, putting the government under pressure to further delay imminent post brexit checks and charges from imported foodstuffs to help the bank combat inflation. what the government must do is stick to that plan so that we don t delay any longer the relief for families and businesses that are finding it tough. how is the plan in helping to bring down prices for people? consistent with the possibility of a import taxes and duties on food imports from europe? that is a long standing policy that is required by the fact we have left the eu. that will add to inflation. we will implement this in a way that has minimal impact on the overall inflation rate. 0ur anti inflationary measures include boosting the energy security by investing in home grown renewable energy and interlacing homes to get down the bills and sorting out