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blockbuster new reporting in this yet to be released report bears that out and adds to our understanding of the horrors of january 6th including the new detail that trump s white house counsel expected trump to be charged with a crime, sedition, on that day. in the new book we learn more about the extreme pressure campaign. donald trump exerted upon his vice president mike pence to overturn the will of the american people on january 6th. they write this, quote, trump called pence, who was spending the morning at his naval observatory residence before heading to the capitol. pence again explained the legal limits on his authority as vice president and said he planned to perform his ceremonial duty as prescribed by the constitution. but trump showed no mercy. quote, you don t have the courage to make a hard decision, he told pence. it s a sentiment he repeated even as the crowds turned violent with the threat mounting. the excerpt says this, quote, as rioters marauded thr ....
ireland every year. oh, my god. what a gorgeous horse. oh, no. what s he about to do then? and we reveal how horses once trained by some of the biggest names in the industry have ended up here, in an abattoir, where they re slaughtered. there s been quite a lot of animals that i m concerned have not been killed well. if that s representative of how they re being killed, then we ve got a really serious problem. i come from horse country county kildare in ireland. growing up here, i know how much both the british and irish love their racehorses. many of the animals trained here go on to the biggest stages in racing. voice-over: the defining stage. 300 years in the making. this is the glamorous image racing likes to portray. it s a £5 billion industry in the uk and ireland. some of the most successful horses in racing are trained at the cullentra stables in county meath, promoted here by now disgraced trainer gordon elliott. the dead horse he was pictured sitting on was ....
the fate of some of the thousands of young horses dying in the uk and ireland every year. oh my god, what a gorgeous horse. oh, no. what he about to do? and we reveal how horses once trained by some of the biggest names in the industry, have ended up here. ..in an abattoir. ..where they re slaughtered. there are a number of animals that have not been killed well. if that s representative of how they re being killed, then we ve got a really serious problem. i come from horse country county kildare in ireland. growing up here, i know how much both the british and irish love their racehorses. many of the animals trained here go on to the biggest stages in racing. the defining stage. 300 years in the making. this is the glamorous image racing likes to portray. it s a £5 billion industry in the uk and ireland. some of the most successful horses in racing are trained at the cullentra stables in county meath, promoted here by now disgraced trainer gordon elliott. the dead h ....
intelligence community. cia, dia, nsaitibir and over 1,000 other affiliated government agencies with even more obscure acronyms. by the time your intelligence bureau get big enough to be a, quote, community, you may have a problem. insofar as most of us ever think about intelligence agents we think of 007, ie, it s supposed to be a very low number, which suggests that this is an elite activity for a small number of persons. when you have, as america does, some 5 million people with a security clearance, that s equivalent to the entire population of immediately to all running around thinking they are james bond. you have a dark, bloated bureaucracy with massive powers to violate the privacy of anyone they want to. they should be using this against foreigners, the massive expansion of 24/7 surveillance state since 9/11 has done nothing for america s position in the world. we know so little about afghan adversaries that we have taken 20 years to lose the goat heads with fe ....
counties through today compared with yesterday. showers in the south will head further north with rumbles of thunder, east anglia, midlands, most persistent towards south and east wales and across the south west of england. to the south of it, some humid air tonight, fresh conditions but a bright start to monday for scotland, the north of england and ireland. a fine day on monday, starting with outbreaks of rain across the midlands, wales, the south west, turning a bit dry but then some heavy and thundery showers developing again later in the day across southern wales and southern england. much of the country from the midlands northwards is dry and pleasant enough when the sun is out. see you soon. this is bbc news. the headlines. after the revelations of kissing a colleague in his office, the uk health secretary matt hancock resigns, with an apology for breaching coronavirus guidance. classified ministry of defence documents containing details about hms defender and th ....