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not been cleared translation: before our identity had not been cleared to translation: before our identity had not been cleared to the translation: before our identity had not been cleared to the taliban, - not been cleared to the taliban, because right now, they know our name, ourface, ouraddress, our phone numbers, everything. we ll also look at the taliban s power structure and who ll make up their future government as their political leader abdul ghani baradar returns to kabulfrom qatar. and in other news this hour a tropical storm is hampering rescue efforts in haiti. heavy heavy rain is lashing the country two days after a powerful earthquake struck killing over 1,400 people. we ll speak to a charity providing health care in the rubble. the taliban leaders has held their first official news conference in kabul two days after taking control of afghanistan. and out their vision for the future of the country. he had flown from the organisation s p ....
have improved touch. but making ends meet still the biggest for families and firms. i can t give them the things you would like to give them, like the new books. i can t afford to do it any more. with a new promise from labour to help keep a lid on bills, we have one big question this morning is rishi sunak keeping his promise to run a professional government for us all? to answer that, james cleverly, the foreign secretary. the woman who d be your chancellor if labour win the next election rachel reeves is here. and the latest of our leaders interviews for 2023 we ll hearfrom nicola sturgeon, scotland s first minister. with me at the desk to help make sense of what that lot of have to say, the chair of tesco and imperial college, john allan, the lbc presenter and journalist, racheljohnson, and iain duncan smith tory mp who used to lead his party. good morning, thanks for being with us. it s not been a great week for the government, with a feeling that rishi su ....
welcome to bbc news. i m lukwesa burak. france s hard right is in pole position after the first round of parliamentary elections that confirmed their dominance in french politics. supporters of marine le pen s anti immigration national rally cheered as she said the president s macronist bloc has been all but wiped out. marine le pen s far right national rally party came top, with more than a third of the vote, followed by a surge in support for the left wing coalition, with around 28% of the vote with president macron s centre right alliance of parties relegated to third place. final results won t be known for another week with a second round of voting next sunday. from paris, here s andrew harding. a dramatic win yesterday for france s national rally. the party was for years considered too extreme for most french voters with its anti immigration, eurosceptic platform and its links to the kremlin. but last night, the rn, as it s known here, secured more than a third of ....
more from washington. this is a major victory for those who believe in abortion rights, so this is. this involves a drug called mifepristone, and mifepristone is part of a two drug regimen that has been around for decades. the fda, the food and drug administration, approved it back in 2000, and it s taken by women up to ten weeks of pregnancy. it s used in the majority of abortion cases, but this group of anti abortion doctors and organisations brought it to the supreme court, saying that there shouldn t be federal approval for this drug. and the court came back unanimously rejecting it, saying, as you mentioned, that it doesn t have legal standing. and what that basically means is that the justices are saying, look, we get that you legally object to this, morally, ideologically, but you haven t proven any harm because none of you prescribe it, none of you use it, and therefore we aren t going to hear the merits of the case. so i think it s important to state that it s not ....
Good morning. a tax mess, a police fine, and controversy over publicjobs. it s a tricky morning for the tories. nothing s easy for the prime minister right now. questions still chasing his cabinet colleague nadhim zahawi. have anything you want to say? ..about whether he paid enough tax. are you avoiding answering. questions about your taxes? and new claims this morning that this man, the bbc chairman, helped fix a deal for borisjohnson, who then gave him the job. there are demands in the tory party that the government should give us some hard earned cash back, yet the prime minister seems to suggest it would be daft to think about tax cuts yet. you re not idiots, you know what s happened. but he made his own mistake, forgetting to buckle up in the back, breaking the law and being fined. expectations for the economy might ....