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rights lacks the votes necessary for a filibuster carveout. and there s a question how to react to russia, amidst reports that it s ready to raise a false flag as a pretext to invade ukraine. it s enough for biden to be envious of boris johnson. against this backdrop, hosting a byob garden party while the rest of the nation is in lockdown, that s a walk in the park. no wonder the president s approval rating according to a survey released by quinnipiac university stands at just 33%. the white house response was to argue that quinnipiac is an outlier. and that the real number according to a 538 average is 43% approval. as in we know things are bad, but they re not that bad. while some of the vexing issues are arguably beyond the president s control, many were missteps. not the sort of things you d expect in a washington lifer who campaigned his season and experience. take the tuesday speech, the president hoped for a momentum shift with a trip to georgia. perhaps his exub ....
and kamala will even be in a position to run for reelection with some wondering if they can even finish out their current term. it s a legitimate concern. every day this week was a horro show, one worse than the otherst a monday the cdc reported a record high 1.35 million new covid cases and the united states, oh, he was going to shutdown the virus. unto, work believe georgia governor stacy abrams stood up the leader of the free world in his bizarre rant in atlanta about the so-called voting rights bill and pretty much calling a lot of people racist. on wednesday we learned that inflation is now at a 40 year high, 40 or high, and all while biden s approval rating this week it anew low, 33 percent in the quinnipiac latest bowl, and on thursday, the u.s. supreme court shot down the vaccine mandate for large employers at the same time, two democratic senators, senator joe manchin and kristen cinema killed by th dreams of abolishing the filibuster and now the fake voting ri ....
bought more firearms equipment in mississippi. rhodes, a former army paratrooper who went on to earn a law degree from yale, did not enter the capitol on january 6th, but video captures oath keepers wearing military gear forcing their way into the building in a military stack formation. in this clip, you can see a group of oath keepers very close to the capitol doors, breaching the building. and here, members inside the capitol rotunda, including jessica watkins, who was among those charged today with seditious conspiracy. we re in the [ bleep ] capitol. reporter: the new indictment also reveals the group allegedly had quick reaction forces from three states arizona, north carolina, and florida, to rush into d.c. if needed. according to court documents, oath keeper thomas caldwell, arrested in january, claimed that he took a reconnaissance trip to d.c. prior to the insurrection. and prosecutors say rhodes was planning for violence well beyond january 6th, allegedl ....
also this lunchtime. the number of people on hospital waiting lists in england, hits six million for the first time. england s isolation period for coronavirus is reduced yet again, if there are two negative results. the scale of our river pollution a damning verdict in a parliamentary report. and novak djokovic is in the draw for the australian open, but could he still be deported before start of play? and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel they re battling injuries, but mark wood says ben stokes and jonny bairstow are desperate to play for england in the final ashes test, which starts tomorrow. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. borisjohnson s future as prime minister remains in the balance, despite his apology for attending a drinks party during the first coronavirus lockdown in 2020. some senior conservatives are calling for him to resign. but members of the cabinet have rallied to his defence, after he said yesterday, he understood the ....
double fault for novak djokovic as the tennis star admits breaking isolation rules when he had covid and says there was an error on his immigration form. nato and russia are to hold their first face to face talks in two years in an effort to defuse tensions over russian troops massed near the ukrainian border. putting the brakes on smart motorways the government pauses their rollout over safety concerns. and the boss of the uk s biggest energy supplier warns that high energy bills will last for two years. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the uk prime minister, borisjohnson, will face mps later, with pressure mounting for him to say whether he attended a bring your own booze drinks party in the downing street garden during the first lockdown. witnesses said mrjohnson and his wife were among about 30 people present at the event in may 2020, when outdoor gatherings were banned. conservative mps have joined labour in saying he must explain ....