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ft front page moving on from covid. they ve got a headline on trident saying uk draws a plan to shift trident subs abroad in scotland secedes. rachel, what do you make of this? we ve had a statement, i should just say the mod saying strongly committed to committed tears nuclear deterrent at hm naval base there are no plans to move it. while apparently there a secret contingency plans. at least that s what contingency plans. at least that s what the contingency plans. at least that s what the ft is reporting. at what to do if there what the ft is reporting. at what to do if there is what the ft is reporting. at what to do if there is an independent scotland. and there are three options scotland. and there are three options. the first one which i would ve options. the first one which i would ve thought is most straightforward would be to move the nuclear straightforward would be to move the nuclear submarine base to somewhere else in nuclear submarine base to ....
on this. they tried to divide america further with this hoax. jack dorsey stepping down. this is a very worrying development. is he less committed to free speech than the outgoing ceo. congratulations [inaudible] [applause] this is my home now. and it is the greatest feeling that i ever had. lots of people are already on the street there in atlanta. it is 36 degrees there right now. it s going to be 65 degrees. atlanta known for the braves. they have a zoo there. they have an aquarium there. and they have my best friend there. cindy and al live there. it i stayed in touch with all of them but those two mostly. brian: do they rankings? you say best friend. ainsley: girls are all no. you had those from school, flight in from childhood. they know all your secrets, brian. brian: there is a chairman of the joint chiefs. ainsley: and it s ainsley. right. steve: as you look at atlanta. studio m live from new york city. it is a tuesday. we are 25 days away from chri ....
pence. nathan wade is stepping down from prosecuting donald trump. he s out. does the d.a., fani willis, still involved? let s get the latest from atlanta. jonathan serrie is there live. jonathan? hi, neil. the news came down mid afternoon, nathan wade tendering his resignation, stepping down from his role as special prosecutor in the georgia election interference case. in his letter to district attorney fani willis, wadery writes, even though the district attorney acquired an actual conflict of interest, i m offering my resignation in the interest of democracy in dedication to the american public and move this case forward as quickly as possible. the da s office faced an unpleasant and difficult decision that if nathan wade stayed on, the judge s ordered would have required da willis and her entire office to step aside from the case. with wade s resignation, willis and the rest of the prosecution team can move forward. there s a real advantage in splitting the baby ....
to take on vladimir putin in russia s presidential election. he stands no chance of winning, of course, but given what has happened to many of vladimir putin s opponents, it is a position that holds substantial risk. boris nadezhdin has now got many thousands of signatures from the public allowing him to stand as a candidate. he stands no chance of winning, but given what has happened to many opposition politicians, it is a move that carries significant personal risk. but boris nadezhdin is an anti war campaigner who s now got over 150,000 signatures from members of the public which means he s passed the threshold, which allows him to stand as a candidate. we ll talk to him live injust a moment. first, though, let s cross to 0lga malchevska in the newsroom to tell us more about how he s managed to get enough support in a country where criticising russia s special military operation can result in a jail sentence. people are queueing here to speak to boris nadezhdin. ....
now we start with our exclusive bbc interview with the man who s planning to take on vladimir putin in russia s presidential election. he stands no chance of winning but given what has happened to many other opposition politicians, it s a move that carries significant personal risk. we ll hearfrom boris nadezhdin a prominent ant war campaigner in just a moment, but first olga malchevska in the newsroom can tell us more about how he s managed to get enough support to mount his bid, in a country where criticising russia s special military operation in ukraine can result in a jail sentence. this is yakutsk city in northern russia. it is 43 celsius and people are queueing to pledge their support to the opposition candidate boris nadezhdin. now, such queues have been seen across russia and he has to gather 100,000 signatures to be eligible to stand against vladimir putin in the next presidential race. what do we know about boris nadezhdin? currently, he is one ....