up, there are investigations that are ongoing, and also what will be important, just as we heard what happens to the public mood. politicians often say, they don t pay attention to the polls, but of course they do, and it will be critical in the coming days and weeks to see whether public opinion moves more decisively against boris johnson or whether mps hearing from their constituents, watching their e mail inboxes, feel actually this could be a moment where things begin to calm down. but there is no doubt that downing street, even if they think today is something that they have almost been relieved to get out of the way, they know that this isn t over, and what happens next is not all in their hands. not all in their hands. many thanks once again. not all in their hands. many thanks once again, laura not all in their hands. many thanks once again, laura kuenssberg, - not all in their hands. many thanks once again, laura kuenssberg, our political editor. that s it from
day? to have a drink at the end of the da ? , . ., , . day? there is a long-standing culture of day? there is a long-standing culture of drinking day? there is a long-standing culture of drinking in - day? there is a long-standing i culture of drinking in parliament. some would argue probably too much. mps do have a lot of their plate. they do have stresses and long hours. it takes a toll on their personal lives, so there is a drinking culture. generally on the parliamentary estate. within downing street, they are working in very close confines under a lot of pressure, and we can all understand that. but i think the key issue here is, what was there really a culture of being boozy? i think sue gray was clear there was. the prime minister saying he would ban alcohol within downing street. when it comes down to fundamental questions, that is one of the prime minister s judgment which is notjust on parties, it also goes back to the owen patterson debacle. the second issue is
permanently disabled. a taxi driver from khan younis, released without charge after weeks of interrogation. his return soured by sadness. translation: my leg got infected and turned blue l and soft as a sponge. after seven days they took me to the military hospital. they operated twice to clean the wound but it didn t work. afterwards they took me to a public hospital where the doctor gave me two options my leg or my life. neither israel s army nor health ministry has responded to these allegations. there is growing concern over the medical care of gazan detainees in israel. cast as unlawful combatants even before interrogation, doctors say they are kept shackled and blindfolded, including during hospital treatment. allegations have centred on a new field hospital at the state imam military base. one senior medic there says patients are kept blindfolded and in nappies, with all four limbs handcuffed to the bed. they are the army, not me, they create the patient to be depend
you were there yesterday and, david, you were there as well. how was it being there, being surrounded by so many other people who have been through similar experiences to you? it was very surreal and i am still trying to take it all in because for the first time we heard the truth being pronounced in such clarity and it was damning. we knew it was going to be damning but to hear it and to be there with some of the others, but we were also so aware of so many that couldn t be there because they were either too ill or had already passed away, so it was a very poignant day, very powerful and we are extremely thankful for the work of the inquiry. are extremely thankful for the work of the inquiry- of the inquiry. david, coming to ou, of the inquiry. david, coming to you. your of the inquiry. david, coming to you, your father of the inquiry. david, coming to you, your father of of the inquiry. david, coming to you, your father of course - of the inquiry. david, coming to j
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the outcome of the mid-terms. and even future presidential elections. essentially, alex jones has been deleted from these websites. you wonder if he ll have any influence going forward because the private companies who have an incredible amount of control over the internet. laura: that s the point. controlling who has a voice and who doesn t on these monster platforms is tantamount to limiting speech and it s also viewpoint discrimination. back in february, facebook launched a new algorithm that would cause top conservative pages to see a dramatic drop in traffic. and this included personal pages. president trump s facebook page saw a 45% drop. diamond and silk said their content was similarly blocked on facebook. facebook along with other social media sites have taken aggressive actions to silence
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