well, you first. i consider nancy to have been in some ways the most powerful, the most influential, the most indispensable partner in the modern presidency. you want to get the story straight ? we have two more quotes here. would you be a forceful first lady in your opinion? depends on what you mean by forceful. it s 1980 with and with her husband running for president nancy reagan was in the spotlight. i have a feeling president carter doesn t have a foreign policy. nancy is tough more than an adoring wife. well, i don t think i m tough. where some see a good wife standing by her man. she s always pushing to make sure that he succeeded as any good wife would do. we can make america great again. others see her as the powerbroker in the relationship. we ll go on. the brains behind her husband, you ve read that. no. my husband is the brains of the family. nancy reagan was seen as a retrograde traditional figure yet it is hard to think of someone
against the former radio one dj tim westwood. the ugly face of the beauty industry in egypt. a bbc investigation finds dozens of unqualified people are administering botox and fillers, leaving women scarred for life. one of the greatest ever football games. manchester city and real madrid play out a classic champions league. russian energy firm gazprom has told poland and bulgaria it will stop sending gas to the two countries from today. it comes after russia said what it calls unfriendly countries must start paying for gas in roubles or it would cut supplies. germany have also pledged to supply ukraine with around 50 anti aircraft tanks in a major policy shift, following a meeting between the us and its allies at an airbase in germany on tuesday. andrew plant has more. ukrainian armoured vehicles heading towards the front line, donbas and eastern ukraine were russian bombing is increasing by the day. russia finding not just ukrainian resistance, but pushing back now agains
the editor of the mail on sunday has turned down a meeting with the speaker of the house of commons to discuss the newspaper s controversial article about labour s deputy leader. the piece quoted an unamed conservative mp claimed angela rayner tried to distract borisjohnson by crossing and uncrossing her legs in parliament, and has been condemned as sexist, classist and misogynystic. the paper s editor, david dillon, says it should be up to journalists to decide what they report. we can cross live to westminster and our chief political correspondent adam fleming: the meeting was going to happen, what has changed? they have written today that they had initially accepted this invitation to speak to the house of commons speaker but they changed their mind for two reasons, the said public comments have been made about the case and the reporting so they say they would not get a fair hearing and secondly, the newspaper claims that three further conservative mps have come forward to
talk about the relationship between them, how they got power, how beholden they are to him. i know some oligarchs are jailed, some are killed, some are critical of vladimir putin. you would think the power works this way. he gives his oligarchs billions of dollars, they are loyal back to him and there is this mutual support. but that doesn t seem to be the case right now. he seems separated from most of his oligarchs. can you talk about this relationship and this power arrangement? great question. it s not linear. it s a relationship that based on my reporting, u.s. law enforcement officials, foreign intelligence officials has changed over time. the reason why it comes up with oligarch is essentially they were given state businesses for pennies on the dollar to be able to make billions and all of the commodities and other these years they have amassed tremendous amounts of wealth, including in the military industrial complex. i think we ll hear more about the oligarchs in t
we hear you. and we stand with you. we are steeped in the good evening, america. i m katie britt, and i have the honor of serving the great people of alabama. but tonight, i ll be auditioning for the part of scary mom. and i ll be performing an original monologue called, this country is hell. you see, i m not just a senator. i m a wife, a mother, and the craziest [ bleep ] in the target parking lot. first and foremost, i m a mom. and like any mom, i m going to do a pivot out of nowhere into a shockingly violent story about sex trafficking. and rest assured, every detail about it is real, except the year, where it took place, and who was president when it happened. and tonight, i am not just responding to the state of the union, i am also selling these bejewelled cross necklaces. kitchens are where families have the hard conversations, like the one we ll have tomorrow about how mommy freaked out the entire country. to the american people who are struggling right now, kno