good-bye to me. joy reid is up next. i owe you 45 seconds. thank you. if you say hi to martin sheen and tell him i m a fan we ll call it even. you got it. a reidout tonight with something we haven t had in four long years, a president who actually talked tough to russia. president biden continues his clean-up diplomacy today, bringing america back into the international fold at today s nato summit in brussels. in a news conference following a very busy day he previewed what is undoubtedly today s event, his meeting on wednesday with russian president vladimir putin. i m going to make clear to president putin that there are areas where we can cooperate if he chooses. and if he chooses not to cooperate, and acts in a way that he has in the past relative to cyber security and some other activities, then we will respond. we should decide where it s in our mutual interest, and interest of the world to cooperate. and see if we can do that. and areas where we don t agree,
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also tonight. the mystery of the missing warships. president trump said he d sent an armada to north korea, so where is it? prince harry says he s amazed at the response to his comments about his difficulty in coping with his mother s death. and the volcanic eruptions that can be predicted using technology in space. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news. sam warburton is picked to lead his pack of lions again. he ll captain the squad on their tour of new zealand and their tests against the mighty all blacks. good evening. so it s official, the country will go to the polls in seven weeks‘ time after mps voted overwhelmingly to approve it this afternoon. just 13 mps voted against it. a handful of others and all the snp mps abstained. the prime minister says victory in a vote onjune 8th would give her a stronger hand in her brexit negotiations with eu leaders and stability after britain leaves. the labour leader has described the coming election as a chance for the british pe
concentrate on his newjob, as a newspaper editor. also in the next hour, prince william has been speaking out about his mother s death. he says the shock of losing her, is still with him 20 years on. and on newsnight, we talk to nick clegg and ruth davidson here in the studio and ask whether party loyalty still exists for voters in a post brexit age? good evening and welcome to bbc news. mps have voted overwhelmingly to approve holding a general election on june the 8th. just 13 mps voted against it. the prime minister says victory would give her a stronger hand in the brexit negotiations with eu leaders. the labour leader has described the coming election as a chance for the british people to change direction. here s our political editor laura kuenssberg. day one of the national argument that we ll decide who is in charge. applause event one for theresa may. she went straight on the road. it s great to be here in bolton, fresh from the house of commons and fresh from winning