We are going to lay them out for you tonight. Also polls in california, the recall election closed at the box hour but could there be any surprises? a report from the ground later tonight. What do aoc and fauci have in common? i will reveal, but first, general milley s insurrection, that is the focus of tonight s angle. All year long, democrats and trump haters have clung to the event of january 6th with white knuckle death grip. They claim the right and the capitol police should have been prepared for was actually in insurrection, world history, by the way. But today we learned the truth. There was indeed insurrection being played in washington, but it took place at the pentagon. And chief architect was general mark milley. In a new book by bob woodward, we learned that milley chairman of the joy she joint chief installed himself an unelected y officer is the nation s commander in chief. Milley was overseeing the mobilization of americans national security state without the knowledge
After a six month delay. Good afternoon. The chancellor, rishi sunak, has announced what he called a historic agreement to reform the global tax system. The agreement by the g7 group of finance ministers is set to include a global minimum rate of corporation tax. The base rate of at least 15% is seen as a starting point but is lower than the minimum rate of 21% that had been proposed by president biden. The plans are also set to stop major multinational companies, including apple and microsoft, from paying little or no tax in countries where they make money. The uk chancellor, rishi sunak, said businesses should pay the right amount of tax in the right place. Many of the tech giants have welcomed the agreement. The former deputy prime minister and now facebook s vice president of global affairs, nick clegg, said the social media giant had called for reform of global tax rules and wanted the process to succeed, even if it meant the company paid more tax. Our business correspondent katy
Very minimal. I don t say that happening. And as the devastation continues in gaza, why did it take so long for the united states to even discuss a ceasefire? all in starts right now. Good evening from new york. I m chris hayes. Yesterday, in these united states of america, there were just over 16,000 new cases of covid reported. Now, if you ve been watching my show for the course of the pandemic, you know it was a sunday that still the low reporting day. But that number, 16, 000, is still the lowest daily number since the end of march 2020. When the outbreak was still largely localized in a few areas throughout the country and when crucially, there was basically no real testing infrastructure. Remember that? and also, for the first time since the pandemic started, we now have cases that are declining in all 50 states. That s right. That fact, president biden touted today when he talked to the status of the fight against the virus and presented some really really encouraging numbers. T
it s another hurdle, it s a massive, massive hurdle for a 45 year old man to potentially overcome if he wants to ever play competitive golf again. but if there s one guy who can do it, it is tiger woods. england all out wickets fall on the first day of the third test against india. and coming up on bbc news. neil lennon resigns as celtic manager with their hopes of securing a record tenth premiership title all but over. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. it s being hailed as a victory for people power. tens of thousands of people with learning disabilities are now eligible for a coronavirus vaccine immediately. the decision by thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation means an extra 150,000 people will be fast tracked for a jab. the radio 2 presenter, jo whiley whose disabled sister contracted the virus and has been campaigning for the move says it s a great day . our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. dj jo whiley with her sist
tomorrow will be the last time the chancellor brandishes the budget red box outside number 11 before the election. will there be any surprises inside? it is the eve of what is probably the government s last set piece before a general election, and speculation over tax cuts surroundsjeremy hunt s budget. i asked rishi sunak ally, the former minister liam fox, whther it was time to unfreeze tax thresholds. well, if i had my choice and if i were the chancellor, tomorrow that is what i would be doing. we ll be asking labour s shadow minister for industry and decarbonisation whether a labour government would change the fiscal rules in order to cut taxes? also tonight. it looks like it s going to be a pretty super tuesday for donald trump, so can anyone or anything stop him in his tracks on the way to the republican nomination? music the latest production at the birmingham rep. after birmingham council cuts its culture budget to zero, is austerity for the arts coming to a town near