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now it s time for a look back at the week in parliament. hello again and welcome to the week in parliament the week the prime minister apologised to rape victims failed by the state. of course i say sorry for the trauma that they have been through, the frustration that they go through because of the inadequacies of the criminaljustice system. we are fixing that. for labour, the buck stops with thejustice secretary. enough is enough. will he reverse these failures within a year or will he resign? also in this programme: mental health and the pandemic. children as young as five disposing of the contents of their lunchbox . in the bin and leaving the wrappers in to tell teachers that they d eaten what was in - the lunchbox when they hadn t. and all aboard is the queen about to get a new boat? it s not a new royal yacht, it s a new national flagship. in my book, that s. laughter i think that s a very good thing! - but first, why are so few rapists convicted? only 1.6% ....
for labour, the buck stops with thejustice secretary. enough is enough. will he reverse these failures within a year or will he resign? also in this programme: mental health and the pandemic. children as young as five disposing of the contents of their lunchbox . in the bin and leaving the wrappers in to tell teachers that they d eaten what was in - the lunchbox when they hadn t. and all aboard is the queen about to get a new boat? it s not a new royal yacht, it s a new national flagship. in my book, that s. laughter i think that s a very good thing! - but first, why are so few rapists convicted? only 1.6% of rapes recorded by the police in england and wales currently lead to prosecutions. the prime minister has denied that budget cuts are to blame, although the justice secretary said cuts had self evidently been a factor. robert buckland said that the government was determined to reverse with urgency what he said had been an alarming decline in the number of pr ....
well, just to bring you a little bit behind the scenes here, alicia. we know, all day yesterday, top-white house aides were working the phones including the president, himself, for a portion of it. to try to ease some of these tensions and these feathers that were clearly ruffled. republicans, upset by the president linking these two things together. but clearly, that didn t work. that wasn t enough. so they had to release this very lengthy statement. more than eight paragraphs in the president s own voice with a commitment saying, essentially, to the two parties, i understand, to the gop, why you might be a little bit upset by what i said in that press conference. but to democrats, rest assured, i am still going to pursue the traditional infrastructure bipartisan package. while also wanting reconciliation process, the one that doesn t require republicans, which democrats had already started down the road a couple of weeks ago. so, he is saying, to the two parties, ....
florida s cruise industry and what the federal government is now saying and doing is 100 years after tulsa. my fellow americans, this was not a riot. this was a massacre. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the specter that haunts american politics on this june 1st, 2021, is the one we saw on june 1st 2020, one year ago today when amidst widespread peaceful protests against police brutality, in the nation s capitol, washington, d.c., president donald trump ordered the forces of the state to attack protesters entirely unprovoked, using physical violence including assaulting these australian journalists to clear them from the park across from the white house so that donald trump could have a photo op featuring a bible. on trump s orders, the police chief chased away american citizens with what appeared to be tear gas. trump s white house denied they used tear gas on protesters, and it was not until last week that a lawyer for ....
important because, again, this was in november, and china reported to the world health organization that the first patient with covid-like symptoms was recorded in december of 2019. one source who has seen the intelligence says, quote, at the end of the day there is still nothing definitive. cnn s natasha and david culver are following this for us. natasha, what are you learning about how this piece of intel fits into what the u.s. knows about the origins of covid-19? reporter: it s another piece of the puzzle, ana, the u.s. intelligence community has low confidence in its assessment of the origins of the coronavirus pandemic, meaning that they don t really know exactly where, how or even when the pandemic spread. what this does, though, is it kind of up the timeline a bit with regard to the potential theories about where this pandemic actually began. importantly, though, the intelligence community still doesn t know whether these researchers were actually sick with ....