now it is time for the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. going anywhere nice for your summer holidays? don t forget the paperwork. anyone who lies and tries to conceal that they have been in a country on the red list in the ten days before arrival here, will face a prison sentence of up to ten years. advice for ministers on how to resolve a brexit shellfish row? start the necessary and frequent boardings on eu vessels fishing in our exclusive economic zone to ensure they comply with uk rules. and what did she know and when? scotland s first minister under pressure. the roots of this whole issue are in complaints that came forward, not about my behaviour but about somebody else s behaviour. but first, tough new border measures to protect the uk from new strains of the virus. from monday, people arriving in england from covid hot spots face fines of £10,000, or evenjail, if they lie about where they ve been. uk and irish residents returning from
on how he treated her after their relationship. hello, welcome to the programme. we start in washington and the impeachment trial of donald trump. his lawyers accused the democratic party of waging a campaign of retribution against the former president. they finished their defence case in a matter of hours, denying that mr trump provoked the deadly assault on the capital last month. they also say his speech that day was protected under the us constitution. jon sopel reports. chanting: fight for trump! fight for trump! much of this impeachment trial has turned on one section of donald trump s speech before an angry crowd onjanuary 6. we fight like hell. and if you don t fight like hell, you re not going to have a country any more. begin the presentation of the case for the former president. the trump defence team, though, aren t in the least bit defensive. good afternoon, senators. this is ordinary political knock about, they say, and produced their own campaign style vide
french riot police have clashed with protesters in paris after a day of demonstrations across the country. tens of thousands of people joined marches to protest against a new law, restricting the right to publish images of police. it comes after a video emerged of three officers beating a black music producer in his studio. our correspondent lucy williamson reports from paris. police are always a target at protests like this. today, they were the reason for them. the edges of a peaceful march through paris frayed by clashes between hardline groups and the police. water cannon and tear gas following the path of the unrest. among the buildings set on fire, one belonging to the bank of france, an anarchist sign scrawled on the wall outside. tensions have risen quickly here, thanks to a small group of agitators. most of this march has been peaceful, but this new law banning the malicious dissemination of police identities has touched a raw nerve in france. translation: they have
little reality check. rejecting their latest scheme t sneak amnesty in the build back better bell. willing the immigration plan would outweigh the budgetary impact and therefore be outside the scope of the reconciliation process. of course president harris i a proud i m here to congratulat you. capping off another rough week for president joe biden. earlier today biden had yet another stream of baffling moments. during his remarks the south of students south carolina state university have a look at this it. of course it president oppressive inherence is a proud gosh-i m here to congratulate you but also to let you know that this country it s not hyperbole. is counting on you. they are counting on you. to change the turn dial in the moment we have a chance to do it . on police reform i share the frustration. i know the family well. georgia family justice act i know the family well. i got started in the politics because of the civil rights movement. i notice that some o
tech strategy and trump himsel posted fine messages, many aimed at the manhattan da. his former fixer and sta witness in this case has a different idea of what is goin on with his former boss. it goes way beyondscared. way beyond afraid. he is petrified. he could put on whatever big vibrato that he wants, knowing donald trump as we all do, who s not just forget about th fact that he is a germaphobe and so the fact that he is eve going to be in this area i going to sort of make a skin crawl. trump successor meanwhil taking a hands off approach to the news are you reacting to president trump former president trump s situation? no, i have nothing to say about. that i m not going to talk about. it i will talk about th white house no comment strateg and whether they can keep it going in the face of mor criminal cases but we are going to start with this deadly tornadoes that tor through the south and midwes for you. at least 18, as was mentioned, are now confirmed dead afte