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to combat this information ahead of the midterms. we have just established a governance board in the department of homeland security to more effectively combat this threat, not only to election security but our homeland security. it sounds like it s to prevent this information, i am not sure who opposes that effort. greg: i smell a rat be the group will be led by a far left expert who calls trump a campaign product in 2020. she s also been vocal about her to stay for elon musk saying she shudders to think about the building or taking over twitter. anti-musk fever practically prerequisite for any job in the white house. elizabeth warren taking another shot at the billionaire last night. we need rules of the road and there are going to be rules. the only question is will elon musk decide all the rules by himself in a dark room? or is it going to be the case that we are going to decide this as a country? we are going to make the rules in a democracy? rules of the ....
do you solemnly swear. he was one of the longest serving republican senators in the chamber s history. orrin hatch spent more than four dekds crafting a leg isi of unwavering conservative ideals. the grandson of mormon settlesers he grew up in a poor mill town. tragedy struck his life early when his brother died in world war ii. i had a white streak? my hair here because it affected me so drastically. in the late 60s hatch moved to utah where he practiced law and raised a family. in 1976 he won a seat to the u.s. senate, arguing the incumbent three-term senator had served too long. but that first term turned into a lifelong career. and the senate, he said, into something of a family. we may get very partisan from time to time. may fight each other very hard, may get irritated may scream and shout. but, you know, we look towards the person. we look towards somebody who is a member of the family. over his seven terms in the senate hatch favored corporate tax c ....
near the ukrainian city of mariupol russia hasn t commented on the images. and another fall in retail sales across uk, as the rising cost of living hits people s spending power. in sport. britain s number one against the world number one as emma raducanu plays this evening. good afternoon. welcome to the bbc news at one. borisjohnson, on a trade visit to india, has insisted he will still be prime minister in six months time. he met his counterpart narendra modi in delhi this morning, but his trip has been dogged by the continuing controversy about lockdown parties in downing street, and questions about his leadership. yesterday, mps gave the go ahead to an inquiry into whether borisjohnson misled parliament about the issue. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. feeling jonathan blake reports. the heat on the world stag boris feeling the heat on the world stage, borisjohnson and his counterpart narendra modi met in the glare of the morning sun in delhi o ....
and the revamped large hadron collider the huge machine that smashes atoms together to discover what s inside them starts up again after a three year makeover. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. a german man linked to the disappearance of madeleine mccann has been made a formal suspect by the portuguese authorities. christian brueckner, who s 44, was identified as a suspect by german prosecutors two years ago but has not been charged. he denies any involvement in the abduction of madeleine mccann. madeleine went missing during a family holiday in praia da luz in the algarve in may 2007, shortly before her 4th birthday. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. on the 3rd of may, it will be 15 years since three year old madeleine mccann disappeared from a holiday apartment in portugal. despite investigations by police there and in britain and germany, what happened still remains a mystery. her parents, kate and gerry mccann, have always hoped she would be ....
live coming up. welcome to meet the press daily. i m chris jansing in for chuck todd. right now new evidence of russian war crimes. atrocities in ukraine continuing to mount. new satellite images show what could be a mass grave about 12 miles east of mariupol. ukrainian officials say as many as 9,000 bodies could be buried in that grave. the mayor says more than twice that many civilians in his city have died. reporter: according to. translator: according to our estimates, we have around 20,000 deaths, civilians, in mariupol. these were people buried by minute enemy shelling and bombardment. we are witnessing the enemy trying to hide their crimes, using the element of mass graves. russia continues to bomb a steel plant where the last remaining ukrainian fighters in that city are hold up. russia is intensifying its assault on eastern ukraine, in the donbas regions while broadening its ambitions. one senior general says his forces hope to capture all of southe ....