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the guardian runs with the row over the sacking of former minister nusrat ghani. the times says it fears russia will weaponise gas supplies , meaning record uk bills if ukraine is invaded. and finally, the mail reports the entire cabinet would back a tax hike delay to help those hit by the cost of living crisis, according to an unnamed minister. so, plenty to get through. let s start straight away. we will start this one with the guardian. the headline there, prime minister pulled into row over tory party islamophobia. that s the headline. number ten can deeds returns with borisjohnson. why don t you kick us off, henry? boris johnson. why don t you kick us off, henry? off, henry? this is a row which has been dominating off, henry? this is a row which has been dominating westminster - off, henry? this is a row which has| been dominating westminster since last night when the sunday times revealed that nusrat ghani, a well respected conservative mp and former minister, ....
an estimated 100,000 russian troops have taken up positions around nearly half of ukraine, and the u.s. and its nato allies fear another invasion is likely, although moscow continues to deny it. now the british foreign office claims to have information the kremlin may be plotting to install a pro-russian leader in ukraine. now, a source tells cnn that u.s. intelligence also has the same information. the uk even names a number of prominent ukrainian politicians, allegedly in contact with russian intelligence. they include a former prime minister, two former deputy prime ministers, and a former senior national security official. moscow angrily dismissed the plot allegation as a so-called provocation. now, the revelation that the alleged plot illelicited this response from the u.s. national security council. quote, this dkind of plotting i deeply concerning. the ukrainian people have the sovereign right to determine their own future, and we stand with our democratically el ....
receiving shipments of military aid from the u.s. and other allies. the white house calling the alleged puppet government plot, by the way, deeply concerning and warning that any russian aggression in ukraine will be are met with, quote, swift and severe consequences. eric: we have team fox coverage for you with. greg palkot is life in kiev live in kiev, but first to david spunt live on the north lawn of the white house with the latest on what the administration is doing to confront vladimir putin. david in. reporter: no question that tensions are escalating, but the big question right now, what will russian president vladimir putin do, what exactly are his intentions. you just mentioned many that intro to greg and i about this british report, this british intelligence report that uncovered an alleged plot to put a pro-russian sympathizer atop government in ukraine, specifically in kiev, to replace president vladimir zelensky. we know for months on the border of ukr ....
now on bbc news. it s time for the media show. hello. can a savvy media strategy save borisjohnson? headline grabbing policies are being rolled out this week in what s been dubbed operation red meat. but is there really such an operation? we re also looking at the apparently cosy relationship between those in government who set policy and the media, which is supposed to hold them to account. and we re asking what the new bbc licence fee deal means for the industry at large. let me introduce you to my guests. first, joeyjones was spokesman for theresa may when she was home secretary. before that, he was a deputy political editor at sky news. helen lewis writes for the atlantic. laura hughes is political correspondent for the financial times. and phil riley is the chief executive of boom radio and has had a long career in commercial radio, including running chrysalis and overseeing its sale to global. and, phil, we ll be talking a lot in the programme about the revolving ....
hello. can a savvy media strategy save borisjohnson? headline grabbing policies are being rolled out this week in what s been dubbed operation red meat. but is there really such an operation? we re also looking at the apparently cosy relationship between those in government who set policy, and the media, which is supposed to hold them to account. and we re asking what the new bbc licence fee deal means for the industry at large. let me introduce you to my guests. joeyjones was spokesman for theresa may when she was home secretary. before that, he was a deputy political editor at sky news. helen lewis writes for the atlantic. laura hughes, political correspondent for the financial times. and phil riley is the chief executive of boom radio and has had a long career in commercial radio, including running chrysalis and overseeing its sale to global and phil, we ll be talking a lot in the programme about the revolving door between journalism and politics and times radio have ....