Good morning. Welcome to the weekend, watching out into national with me, kevin, in life. My will these H Q here in Moscow 1st and today as you heard british and peter up in arms of the countries latest cobra restrictions with tory members of parliament, declaring that going to boyd caught their upcoming conservative Party Conference offered, emerge the Vaccine Passport will be required to get in im booked for the conservatives Party Conference. Im double jabbed. I wouldnt be going to the conference if were excluding people on the basis of their vaccination status, with a heavy heart and apologies to event organizers. Likewise. Im afraid the same will apply to me while the debates around vaccine possible if have indeed resurface with boris johnson, the prime minister being rather keen on introducing the idea of crowded places later in the, in the autumn. Now the labor party, im the lip, them say absolutely hate the idea suggesting that they would vote sit down in the house of commons,
Economic Terrorism Support human rights. We debate the issue, the american company caving in to, to, to a mob demand. They can take a moral stand and say, well im, i dont want to do anything with that product. Ah, hello, good morning. Welcome to our national Life Marketing enough, go. Well, lets go and take a look at our top story this friday. Well, its a big day, the Opening Ceremony of the long anticipated tokyo 2020 olympic games is just a few hours away. But the atmosphere is an as celebratory as might have been hoped. Coded cases have risen to 106. Now now include competitors and a resident of the olympic village. Well, the news comes all across the city and as a spike and new daily cove infect. But still the president of the international Empire Committee and fist, the games will still be held safely. Restrictions mean that the 4th time in history, no domestic overseas but caters, will be allowed to attend. And now its all tease in the trunk reports. Its not just the pandemic rul
5th ofjuly, two days after that, borisjohnson said he had appointed mr pincher to a government position and had been told about a misconduct complaint against him. mrjohnson said he made a bad mistake and we, the chief whip said he should be suspended for eight weeks. we will hear more from our political correspondent. borisjohnson said at the time he had made a bad mistake and there was a lot of fury about the way mrjohnson had handled this. the report says the perception that mps can engage in such conduct with impunity does significantly impact public perception of the house and its members and we therefore recommend that mr pincher should be suspended from the service of the house for eight weeks. that is indeed a long suspension. we will get full clarification of it and anything else that is in a report from our political correspondent in just a moment or two. but this whole notion that this was part of the beginning of the end, part of the demise of borisjohnson is very
and is probably in the russian city of st petersburg. that s according to the belarusian leader, alexander lukashenko. mr prigozhin led wagner s short lived mutiny in russia last month. mr lukashenko said he had in his words offered to let mr prigozhin bed down in belarus. nine days ago, he confirmed the mercenary group leader had arrived in the country as part of a deal to end the rebellion. in a news conference, mr lukashenko also said that he planned to discuss mr prigozhin s activities with the russian president, vladimir putin, and he said he had been assured that mr putin will not wipe out the wagner group leader. mr prigozhin was last seen in public when he left rostov on don in southern russia. there has been speculation about whether he was sticking to the terms of the deal. he has not been seen in public since the mutiny was called off. a plane linked to mr prigozhin has flown between belarus and russia several times in the past two weeks. meanwhile, in ukra
French police evicted migrants from a makeshift camp in Paris a few steps away from the River Seine on Tuesday, the latest operation in what aid groups call a campaign of ‘’social cleansing'' ahead of the Summer Olympics. "I was already scared but I am even more scared because I don’t know where to go,” said Boubacar Traoré, 16, who said he fled conflict in Burkina Faso, arriving in France two months ago. The operation came days after police carried out a large-scale eviction at France’s biggest squatter camp in a suburb south of Paris.