and h totally get that. but in another blow to the prime minister, the conservative party chairman resigned straight after the by election results saying someone must take responsibilty. the labour leader sir keir starmer says the tories are imploding . with the prime minister out of the country in rwanda, we ll be asking if this is a moment of political peril for borisjohnson. also this lunchtime: ukrainain troops ordered to retreat from the key eastern city of severodonetsk. figures just out show another big rise in the number of covid infections in the uk 1.7 million people had the virus last week. and welcome back to worthy farm after three years, it s the long awaited return of glastonbury. coming up on the bbc news channel can emma raducanu repeat her us open championship exploits at wimbledon? she ll face belgian alison van uytvanck in the first round. hello, good afternoon. borisjohnson says he will keep going as prime minister, despite the double blow of l
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reserved to westminster and we need that to be in public ownership too. as talk to our scottish political correspondent. andrew, good to have you with us. i was talking to the snb spokesperson this morning. all sorts of plans that the snp has. let s talk about whatjohn swinney says. basically about railways. let s talk about that festival. that s rightjohn swinney was on the that s right john swinney was on the campaign that s right john swinney was on the campaign show in five in an area cold campaign show in five in an area cold lieven campaign show in five in an area cold lieven mouth. reopening a velvet cold lieven mouth. reopening a velvet link cold lieven mouth. reopening a velvet link there. what s the snp are trying velvet link there. what s the snp are trying to do, it is a common theme are trying to do, it is a common theme. they think they can keep labour theme. they think they can keep labour on theme. they think they can keep labour on the right tra
johnson. so far it is only the party chairman 0liver dowden who has gone, but not everyone who wanted to protest against the prime minister voted labour. instead, some of them shopped around for alternatives. the decfine shopped around for alternatives. the decline in the conservative vote is more decline in the conservative vote is more than decline in the conservative vote is more than twice decline in the conservative vote is more than twice as decline in the conservative vote is more than twice as big decline in the conservative vote is more than twice as big as - decline in the conservative vote is more than twice as big as the - decline in the conservative vote is more than twice as big as the rise| more than twice as big as the rise in the labour about more than twice as big as the rise in the labour about and it looks . more than twice as big as the risei in the labour about and it looks as though in the labour about and it looks as though the in the labour abou
60,000 diggers a year coming from india, exported to 110 countries with british technology. so you are going to i approach the ukraine question very gently but india - is very reliant on russian energy, russian weaponry. is there an opportunityj there, are you going to say to prime minister modi| for britain, for british arms manufacturers? we are both. the interesting thing is, both our countries are excessively reliant on foreign hydrocarbons and we need to move away from that together. and so one of the things we are talking about is what we can do to build partnerships on hydrogen, on electric vehicles, on offshore wind, on all the ways that you can reduce the cost of energy for people with green technology, and so there is a big opportunity there. but as you rightly say, there is also the opportunity for us to deepen our security and defence partnership. as you know, the uk