but them s the breaks. neil: all that in 24 hours. with that, boris johnson is out. the british prime minister giving up the fight as so many in his government gave up on him. his covid parties didn t help and his appointments certainly hurt. did boris get the boot because britain s economy couldn t get back on its feet? just like this herd was moving there, could the same thing happen here? fox on top of what happened now with greg palkot in london on the scramble to replace a prime minister. the wall street journal s gerry baker and general keith kellogg on why vladimir putin is celebrating a western leader heading out just as he keeps digging in. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. let s go to greg palkot in london with the latest on the search for the next prime minister. greg? absolutely, neil. as the sunsets here on the thames, the house of parliament behind us, it s the end of an era just about. british prime minister boris johnson stepping down as party leader
pandemic. it was the labour party who made sure the government had the votes to pass these measures through this house and if it wasn t for labour actions, this house and if it wasn t for labour actions, the nhs would be facing even greater pressures and the likelihood is we would have needed much harsher restrictions. my message to the prime minister today is despite the people sat behind him and those eyeing up hisjob alongside him, labour will always act in the national interest and put the public health before party politics. now, the prime minister has said we have to ride out this 0micron wave but the nhs isn t surfing, it s struggling to stay afloat. we have now seen several hospital trusts declare critical incidents, meaning they are unable to provide services for cancer and heart disease patients. in my home of greater
history of the jewish people, marked by this tragic affront to the most high, we admit with shame, how often his ineffable name has been used for unspeakable acts of inhumanity. how many oppressors have said, god is with us? yet it was they who were not with god. for a year and half now, the coronavirus has caused massive disruption, chaos, pain and suffering across the globe. however, in coming to live with it, there have also been some unexpected positive effects, with people rediscovering the joy of travelling in their own countries. in china, this has led to an explosion in wait for it surfing! china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports from hainan island.
in bratislava, and condemned what he called the frenzy of hatred of that time, as well as present day anti semitism. it is the first papal visit to slovakia since 2003. for a year and a half now, the coronavirus has caused massive disruption, chaos, pain and suffering across the globe. as we ve been reporting for you every single day. however, in coming to live with it, there have also been some unexpected positive effects, with people rediscovering the joy of travelling in their own countries. in china, this has led to an explosion in wait for it surfing! china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports from hainan island.
skateboarding, karate, it goes on, it has been fantastic to watch these new spots, and they found real fans right across the world, haven t they? it right across the world, haven t the ? . , , right across the world, haven t the ? , , ., they? it has been brilliant, capturing they? it has been brilliant, capturing so they? it has been brilliant, capturing so many - they? it has been brilliant, capturing so many new - they? it has been brilliant, i capturing so many new fans. they? it has been brilliant, - capturing so many new fans. it has been hugely entertaining to watch. and the atmosphere at all of them with the competitors cheering each other on and supporting each other. the ioc brought in a lot of sports like this in order to bring the younger generations with them for the future of the olympic games, and it is certainly looking like it has been a very successful and shrewd move on from them. let s speak to somebody who has been covering them for bbc sport here in tokyo, tim