of the former prime minister david cameron for the collapsed firm greensill capital mps vote today on whether to hold a parliamentary inquiry. the family of a pregnant nurse who died with covid 19 hasn t received any money from a fundraising campaign which is now at £186,000, even though it was set up to support her husband and children. young black people have been hit hardest by unemployment during the covid pandemic, according to new research. the resolution foundation think tank said that over the past year, the jobless rate for young black people rose by more than a third to 35%, compared with 24% for young people of asian descent and 13% for young white people. the foundation said that covid had widened existing gaps between ethnic groups. it added that young people had borne the brunt ofjob losses in lockdown: between the second and third quarters of 2020 the unemployment rate among 18 24 year olds rose from 11.5% to 13.6%. i can now speak to kathleen henehan, who s
led to the january 6th attack on the capitol with key players offering contradictory statements, the question is, how will congress get to the bottom of what happened? and new polling shows a majority of americans, including 60% of republicans, support president biden s covid relief plan. with the bill being so popular, the question is, how exactly do republicans plan to oppose it? it s way too early for this. good morning! and welcome to way too early. i am kasie hunt on this thursday, february 25th. we ll start with the news. we are learning more about the security breakdown behind the january 6th attack on the capitol. according to prepared testimony for a house hearing set for today, acting capitol police chie pittman will tell lawmakers that while violence by an extremist group was likely, quote, it did not identify a specific credible threat. on january 6th, pittman was the assistant chief of police for the department that oversees intelligence and coordinates w
more than two hours ago, but last minute haggling could see negotiations go on well into the night. the president of the summit, alok sharma, says delegates have come a long way in the last two weeks, and he now hopes there ll be a final injection of what he calls a can do spirit . greenpeace is urging delegates to agree something historic, but can there be a deal that satisfies everyone. well the aim of the summit was to try to reach agreement, among more than 190 countries, to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees celcius. but the sticking points that remain include finding tougher language, to secure commitments, to phase out coal and other fossil fuels. and finding more money, to help developing nations fight climate change, and make the switch to greener technology. with the very latest from the summit, here s our science editor, david shukman. siren wails. a warning from outside the conference about the state of progress inside. world leaders are singled out for failing
have been flown into their state. bill: documents last week detailed the number of migrants allowed into the u.s. under president biden including 32,000 immigrants on parole. 40,000 illegals since august 6th. and since the 28th of march the administration allowed 95,000 into the u.s. with notices to report. they go to a local immigration office at a later date. dana: and texas republican senator ted cruz will be here. we begin with eric live in our new york newsroom with the details on the reported flights to new york. good morning. you could call it the mexican shuttle. from mcallen, texas, florida and new york. the administration flowing young migrants from the southern border north in the dead of night. the new york post revealed the flights are filled with teenagers and children bussed to it nonprofits or sent to relatives and sponsors. the paper tracked this charter plane touching down on friday night in new york. that plane arriving at 2 to 4 in the morning and
claims that hospital staff tried to access the princess of wales private medical records are being looked at by the information commissioner s office. the data protection watchdog said it had received a report of a breach, and was assessing the information. the daily mirror which broke the story alleges at least one staff member at the london clinic in marylebone was involved. the paper says that an investigation there has already begun. simonjones reports. seen out and about at the weekend, the prince and princess of wales visiting their local farm shop in windsor. catherine s recovery from abdominal surgery seemingly going well. royal officials have always insisted she wants the precise details of her treatment to remain private. but this morning s mirror is reporting claims that while she was at the london clinic, at least one member of staff tried to access her medical notes without permission, allegedly breaching her confidentiality. catherine spent 13 nights at the