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basic or fundamental human rights if navalny dies. that s a striking comment from the president of the united states and then what does the united states do in our relationship. i think there s a lot on the table here and biden knows it. i think he wants it. before that, our colleague asked do you still and the standby your comments that he s a killer. as you noticed, he did not want to directly go there and answer that. it s clear he was choosing his words carefully but he was saying the message loud and clear. josh, i want to bring you in. global opinion columnist, biden met with putin before. what is your view? is he at an advantage? yes, i do think biden set the table here by meeting with almost every nato allied leader before sitting down with putin and that was designed to put the wind at his back so he could represent not just himself but the transatlantic alliance. there are a lot of differences inside that to be sure. we had a long history in the united sta ....
the week in parliament. hello again and welcome to the week in parliament the week the health secretary discovered who his friends are. the right honourable gentleman, now forever branded as hopeless hancock by his own leader. also in this programme: britain s biggest police force is accused of institutional corruption. this is one of the most devastating episodes in the history of the metropolitan police. changes at the top in northern ireland. mr speaker, let us l be good neighbours. thank you for- allowing me to speak. over and out. and looking back at prime ministers and their pets. which included budgerigars that flew around his bedroom, to the discomfort of visiting ministers. all that to come and more. but first, monday, june 21st was supposed to be freedom day , the day the people of england could throw away their face masks and hug one another. but freedom day has been postponed untiljuly 19 after a rise in coronavirus infections. ministers say we must learn ....
is it gardening weather, chris? well, some dry weather to come today but a lot of cloud around, it has to be said. best of any breaks in it focused across northern england, northern ireland and the north west of wales. this is in gwinnett in north west wales. but for many of us the skies look more like this. thick enough cloud for some to bring patches of drizzle, this slow moving weather front. patches of drizzle, this slow moving weatherfront. another patches of drizzle, this slow moving weather front. another front working into scotland which is bringing rain. 0vernight, this rain is going to push into northern england. some mist and fog patches and drizzle over the hills in the south, so quite murky and feeling humid in the very far south. temperatures 10 13. tomorrow this first band of rain slowly edging its way into cumbria and northumberland. in the south, rain turning heavier, not that we need any more. uncertain how far the rain will get but it may bring some w ....
again. she did another one of those crushing s of a ceo in a house hearing but she s not going to join us until the end of the hour because we have so much ground to cover before that, including the return of andrew weisberg and tim o brien who were rushed into service last night as we were speaking in this moment, bookers were frantically trying to find experts to talk about this development of the new york state attorney general. embarking on the criminal investigation of donald trump. it is only fair that they get 24 hours to digest that and come back tonight with their expert views, of where we stand tonight. the story has developed a little bit. we now have reporting indicating that it s been more than a month or so since the trump lawyers found out about this criminal investigation. yeah, and there is new reporting from cnn tonight, we have not confirmed it but cnn has said that the new york attorney generals office has appeared to have held on to a piece of t ....
now on bbc news: tuesday in parliament. hello and welcome to tuesday in parliament. britain s biggest police force is branded institutionally corrupt after an inquiry commissioned by the home office. this is one of the most devastating episodes in the history of the metropolitan police. a former bbc boss explains how martin bashir kept hisjob after lying over that interview. do you say, that s it, farewell, you re sacked ? or do you say, all right, you re remorseful, you understand it, we ll give you a second chance ? and the challenges faced by schools when tackling cases of sexual misconduct. there is a spectrum, from the truly evil. and appalling at one extreme all the way down to things i which are essentially clumsy explorationsl of emerging - adolescent sexuality. but first, police corruption and the murder of a private investigator. the home secretary has accused the metropolitan police of a litany of mistakes over the killing of daniel morgan. priti patel wa ....