boris _ her relationship with boris johnson. borisjohnson made a promise to the dup that _ borisjohnson made a promise to the dup that his brexit dale will avoid an irish _ dup that his brexit dale will avoid an irish sea border. —— brexit deal. a lrorder— an irish sea border. —— brexit deal. a border between britain and northern ireland. this deal has passed — northern ireland. this deal has passed. the reason that is causing so much _ passed. the reason that is causing so much angst for unionist in northern— so much angst for unionist in northern ireland is that the whole point _ northern ireland is that the whole point of— northern ireland is that the whole point of the dup is that northern ireland _ point of the dup is that northern ireland is— point of the dup is that northern ireland is an integral intrinsic part— ireland is an integral intrinsic part of— ireland is an integral intrinsic part of the uk, and a border between great _ part of the uk, and a border between great britain and northern irelan

boris the buffoon is the headline. it's the ex—foreign ministers blast at the pm pulled up it's a book that's being serialised, a book by alan duncan the deputy to the prime minister when he was foreign secretary. yeah, it's not the politest way of describing someone.- it's not the politest way of describing someone. it's not the politest way of describin: someone. ., ., . . describing someone. no. not at all. great alliteration. _ describing someone. no. not at all. great alliteration. good _ describing someone. no. not at all. great alliteration. good headline. i great alliteration. good headline. alan duncan, these are his memoirs. they look like they're going to be a veryjolly read. they're called in the thick of it. and the reference to the buffoon and the book is apparently a reference to the fact that when duncan was johnson's deputy whenjohnson that when duncan was johnson's deputy when johnson was that when duncan wasjohnson's deputy whenjohnson was foreign secretary apparently they had a blazing row over a

boris johnson consistently encounter. borisjohnson consistently emphasised he had paid the cost of the refurbishment but he didn't categorically deny that there had been a donation to cover the cost upfront. secondly, the real anger and rage that he displayed, which i think was evidence that he is in a uncomfortable position, borisjohnson is used to being able to wriggle out of crisis such as this, and keir starmer, former director of public prosecutions was taking a very, forensic approach and borisjohnson clearly decided that i tackle is the best form of defence. but i think it will be frustrating because we are a week away from a pivotal set up, elections in every part of the country, the hartlepool by election, the scottish elections, and of course until relatively recently it was likely good news for the government, the vaccine while i have gone incredibly well and the conservatives were ahead of labour in the polls by 11 points. now remains to be seen whether all of this has an effect on polling day, but is certainl

boris johnson and donald trump are best friends and boris _ say. boris johnson and donald trump are best friends and boris johnson i are best friends and borisjohnson is basically a british version of trump. we are slightly overblown with that. i think all world leaders found it incredibly challenging dealing with trump because of his unpredictability even though they may have came from similar political persuasions will stub just the idea that a president could agree to something of then change his mind over night was a bit of a headache for them, over night was a bit of a headache forthem, i imagine. and having a president who pressured on ci to eye with one of those issues but at least you understand the process in this

boris johnson and donald trump are best friends and boris _ say. boris johnson and donald trump are best friends and boris johnson i are best friends and borisjohnson is basically a british version of trump. we are slightly overblown with that. i think all world leaders found it incredibly challenging dealing with trump because of his unpredictability even though they may have came from similar political persuasions will stub just the idea that a president could agree to something of then change his mind over night was a bit of a headache for them, over night was a bit of a headache forthem, i imagine. and having a president who pressured on ci to eye with one of those issues but at least you understand the process in this consistency in the certainty, thatis this consistency in the certainty, that is something that i think some of the prime minister will appreciate and they do have some shared goals. i think the very keen to work with the us on climate and obviously, with hosting in november, thatis obviously, with hosting in november, that is a k

but did boris johnson and _ government. but did boris johnson and his _ government. but did boris l johnson and his government government. but did boris - johnson and his government keep these promises? the brexit trade deal reduces the value of the fish that eu boats can catch in uk waters by 25% across five years. it is estimated that by 2026, uk boats will have access to an extra £145 million worth of fish every year. that is a shift but definitely not taking back control immediately and what happens beyond 2026 is not settled. because of this, not everyone is happy. this is a fisherman before the deal. difference get 84% of the channel cod and uk gets 9%, which doesn't strike me being particularly fair. but which doesn't strike me being particularly fair.— particularly fair. but brexit hasn't changed _ particularly fair. but brexit hasn't changed the - hasn't changed the equation on cod. then there is the brexit promise of keeping eu fishing boats out. this is the fisheries minister before the deal. �* . . , , fisheries minister before the deal. ,, ., �*,

boris johnson government, prime minister? boris johnson has — government, prime minister? boris johnson has promised _ government, prime minister? boris johnson has promised to _ government, prime minister? boris johnson has promised to give free rein to a lawyer investigating the class company and the government was the questions keep coming.— the questions keep coming. questions to the prime — the questions keep coming. questions to the prime minister. _ the questions keep coming. questions to the prime minister. for— the questions keep coming. questions to the prime minister. for labour- the questions keep coming. questions to the prime minister. for labour -- l to the prime minister. for labour -- from labour— to the prime minister. for labour -- from labour a _ to the prime minister. for labour -- from labour a full _ to the prime minister. for labour -- from labour a full inquiry _ to the prime minister. for labour -- from labour a full inquiry including l from labour a full inquiry including a reset around lobbying. does from labour a full inquiry including

i think it is perfectly coherent for boris johnson to say he is - for boris johnson to say he is sticking — for boris johnson to say he is sticking to the road map as he did several— sticking to the road map as he did several times today yet we get to june 21_ several times today yet we get to june 21 and we have to potentially have a _ june 21 and we have to potentially have a two — june 21 and we have to potentially have a two metre social distancing rule in _ have a two metre social distancing rule in place, vaccine passports which _ rule in place, vaccine passports which have _ rule in place, vaccine passports which have not even been roads —— ruled _ which have not even been roads —— ruled out— which have not even been roads —— ruled out in— which have not even been roads —— ruled out in hospitality and i think what _ ruled out in hospitality and i think what the — ruled out in hospitality and i think what the daily mail is getting at is that what— what the daily mail is getting at is that what people expected whereas a few weeks ago that june the 215t d

boris johnson has auoin to -- the colour red. boris johnson has going to do — -- the colour red. boris johnson has going to do this _ -- the colour red. boris johnson has going to do this press _ -- the colour red. boris johnson has going to do this press conference i -- the colour red. boris johnson has going to do this press conference on monday— going to do this press conference on monday sending out the plans to hopefully allow international travel and so _ hopefully allow international travel and so people could go on summer holiday _ and so people could go on summer holiday. and this will depend on a number_ holiday. and this will depend on a number of— holiday. and this will depend on a number of factors. one of the things they are _ number of factors. one of the things they are looking at is if you have had both— they are looking at is if you have had both of yourjabs and therefore you have _ had both of yourjabs and therefore you have up to 95% protection, then you have up to 95% protection, then you will_ you have up to 95% protection, then you will be _ you have

i'm christi paul. >> i'm boris sanchez. president biden set to give his first joint address to congress this week, and we're getting a snapshot at how americans feel about his performance so far. >> we have breaking news to share with you out of iraq this morning. more than 80 people have been killed at explosion and fire at a hospital, what we're learning about that this morning. >>> and the haves and have notes, countries around the world in need of vaccines as the u.s. has vaccine sitting on shelves. >>> hollywood's big night, how tonight's oscars are going to look dramatically different than what you have seen

a lot boris johnson tonight. let's move on- a lot of— boris johnson tonight. let's move on. a lot of on _ boris johnson tonight. let's move on. a lot of on the _ boris johnson tonight. let's move on. a lot of on the paper - boris johnson tonight. let's move on. a lot of on the paper tonight. | boris johnson tonight. let's move i on. a lot of on the paper tonight. a unanimity on the importance of the story and we will brush over them in the photograph of the pm and his green wellies. he grew up on the farm. he can find his way around the farm. he can find his way around the farm no problem. this is a fun story. i reminded her that one within is not so very far away in this year it is hopefully going to be played with any luck. absolutely. it is be played with any luck. absolutely. it is happening _ be played with any luck. absolutely. it is happening in — be played with any luck. absolutely. it is happening in late _ be played with any luck. absolutely. it is happening in late june. - be played with any luck. absolutely. it is happening in late june. the - it is happening i

if you just— truth, that isjust boris. if you just oppose them, it is a further sign _ just oppose them, it is a further sign of— just oppose them, it is a further sign of his— just oppose them, it is a further sign of his lack of character, it is quite _ sign of his lack of character, it is quite unedifying for us as a country. _ quite unedifying for us as a country, if ever prime minister who is known _ country, if ever prime minister who is known for— country, if ever prime minister who is known for perhaps a lying or certainly — is known for perhaps a lying or certainly being elastic with the truth _ certainly being elastic with the truth and it does not matter any more _ truth and it does not matter any more it— truth and it does not matter any more it is— truth and it does not matter any more it is a _ truth and it does not matter any more. it is a shame because we are countries _ more. it is a shame because we are countries also supposed to be renowned for having honour in our politics _ renowned for hav

. >> and i'm boris sanchez. the cdc lifting its pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine with vaccinations resuming as soon as today. but now, they'll come with a warning. >>> and demanding answers in north carolina after police shoot and kill a man while serving an arrest warrant. ten officers are off the streets now. >>> plus, a new investigation into congressman matt gaetz. >>> and authorities have found pieces of debris off that missing submarine in indonesia. it was full of crew members. >>> it is saturday, april 24th. you're still laughing at that -- >> i love it. it's great. it's only the second time seeing it. >> it makes us cooler than sometimes we feel. >> that's right. >> thank you, boris, thank you for waking up with us. we appreciate you. >> always go to be with you, christi. >>> johnson & johnson is rejoining the race as americans are worrying about signs that demand for the vaccine is dipping. but the cdc says it comes with a warning of a rare and potentially dangerous blood clot issue, noting that

dominic cummings and boris johnson together had the _ cummings and boris johnson together had the eu _ cummings and boris johnson together had the eu referendum, they were bound _ had the eu referendum, they were bound together in the vote leave family— bound together in the vote leave family and their falling out seems to be _ family and their falling out seems to be quite catastrophic. i don't know_ to be quite catastrophic. idon't know if— to be quite catastrophic. i don't know if ben has any insight on this, what _ know if ben has any insight on this, what has _ know if ben has any insight on this, what has dominic cummings to gain from all— what has dominic cummings to gain from all of— what has dominic cummings to gain from all of this? does he not what another— from all of this? does he not what anotheriob— from all of this? does he not what anotherjob anywhere near another job anywhere near government? anotherjob anywhere near government? i mean, he may be a very dangerous— government? i mean, he may be a very dangerous person for the prime mihister— dangerous

boris _ prominent in the headlines. today at six p:m. , boris johnson _ prominent in the headlines. today at six p:m. , boris johnson and - prominent in the headlines. today at six p:m. , boris johnson and his - six p:m., borisjohnson and his downing street flats, the questions thatjust downing street flats, the questions that just will not downing street flats, the questions thatjust will not go away. where exactly to the prime minister get the tens of thousands of pounds he spends doing it up? brian ricard wondered, why is the bbc so obsessed with boris's flat? he played for the work himself, excepted and move on. no one cares. there's so much more important stuff going on the world. we ask the bbc news about the priority it has given to the subject and a spokesperson told us... the electoral commission has launched an official investigation into how home improvements of the prime minister's downing street flatware funded. if the prime minister accepted money for the free riff —— refurbishments, he would be expected to make the public. this is a significant story about the con

you know, boris johnson — minister? that leads us... you know, boris johnson might _ minister? that leads us... you know, boris johnson might have _ minister? that leads us... you know, boris johnson might have been - borisjohnson might have been telling — borisjohnson might have been telling him behind closed doors that he thought the super league was fantastic— he thought the super league was fantastic before he saw the public reception — fantastic before he saw the public reception to it. but i think the chances — reception to it. but i think the chances of— reception to it. but i think the chances of us finding that out are probably— chances of us finding that out are probably quite slim. i agree with every— probably quite slim. i agree with every think you've got to say on the super— every think you've got to say on the super league tease, by the way. i'm a leeds— super league tease, by the way. i'm a leeds fan— super league tease, by the way. i'm a leeds fan and we got four points off the _ a leeds fan and we got four points off the two— a leeds fan

., boris johnson is under pressure. the electoral commission says offenses may have been committed for the funding of refurbishment. he has also faced reports he id let the bodies piled up during lockdown discussions last year, facing allegations from a former advisor tha his actions lacked competence and integrity. all of this was the backdrop to questions from the prime minister's. we start with the leader of the opposition. >> the prime minister, does he believe that any rules or laws have been broke as yet -- have been broken? >> no i don't, mr. speaker. ros: just to explain, this controversy revolves around refurbishment's to the flat where boris johnson livesith his fiancee. they moved into the four-bedroom apartment above number 11 in 2019. under government rules, the prime ministers allowed 30 thousand pounds of taxpayer money towards renovations. it's last refurbishment was done in 2011. they spent more than the budget would cover the difference with their own money. the times is now reporting that boris johnso

i boris johnson initially paid for it or someone else.— boris johnson initially paid for it or someone else. i did the taxpayer -a the or someone else. i did the taxpayer pay the invoice. _ or someone else. i did the taxpayer pay the invoice, or _ or someone else. i did the taxpayer pay the invoice, or it _ or someone else. i did the taxpayer pay the invoice, or it was _ or someone else. i did the taxpayer pay the invoice, or it was the - pay the invoice, or it was the conservative party, or it was a private donor, or it was the prime minister. i am private donor, or it was the prime minister. iam making it easy private donor, or it was the prime minister. i am making it easy for the prime minister, it is now multiple—choice. the prime minister, it is now multiple-choice.— the prime minister, it is now multiple-choice. the answer is i have covered _ multiple-choice. the answer is i have covered the _ multiple-choice. the answer is i have covered the costs - multiple-choice. the answer is i have covered the costs and - multiple-choice. the answer is i | have covered the costs and mo

s political watchdog the launches a formal probe into prime minister boris johnson over allegations of using donations from supporters to upgrade has done in street residence. africa's president. testifies before a judicial inquiry into a corruption scandal involving his predecessor. i am simona in iraq close to the border with saudi arabia where nomadic tribes. of climate change. areas seen its worst days so far from coronavirus with nearly 3300 more fatalities taking the official told passed 200000 more than 360000 new cases a global record have been confirmed in the past 24 hours in new delhi neighboring states hospitals are running out of beds medical supplies and oxygen many people have been flocking to makeshift clinics like this sikh temple over to access some of its limited oxygen supply elizabeth put on and sent us this update from new delhi. we're at a makeshift kramatorsk that's been created here and he is capital new delhi because the actual crime atory him behind does has run out of space to cremate the number of bodies which are piling up every single day that is the situ

daily mail next, boris, _ the worst kind of politics. daily mail next, boris, let— the worst kind of politics. daily mail next, boris, let the - the worst kind of politics. d: lg mail next, boris, let the bodies piled high in their thousands, and it�*s remark in exclusive we are told. it's remark in exclusive we are told. , , ., .,., ., , ., told. this is an extraordinary front nae. told. this is an extraordinary front page- you — told. this is an extraordinary front page- you know. _ told. this is an extraordinary front page. you know, it's _ told. this is an extraordinary front page. you know, it'sjust- told. this is an extraordinary front page. you know, it'sjust worth i page. you know, it�*sjust worth retreating those words again, let the bodies piled high in their thousands. the story suggesting, again, a leak that borisjohnson is alleged to have said this at the time of the second lockdown. now we know it gives what he said in various press conferences at the end of the summer last year, that he really didn�*t want to loc

johnson was attacking his previous us a treason mate for signing up such a deal within a year boris johnson had done that and since then he spends a lot of time pretending that there isn't this border between great britain and northern ireland so you just have more listen to them and feel a terrible sense of betrayal over what the prime minister has done and whilst boris johnson's calls for dialogue to resolve the situation now which is developed into a crisis of all of will i think he needs to be part of that dialogue i think that boris johnson needs to go to northern ireland explain what he's done in terms of of the protocol and try and also meet with the e.u. leaders to not you can't get rid of the protocol i don't know that the e.u. is going to allow that for one moment but you can mitigate some of the worst effects the protocol and diminish the number of checks your own goods go between great britain and northern ireland otherwise when we're looking ahead to a grim summer potentially of violence in northern ireland as you say boris johnson has been calling for dialogue and not

that would be the dream for boris johnson — that would be the dream for boris johnson. but i think this isjust one poll. — johnson. but i think this isjust one poll, we don't know, but nicola sturgeon _ one poll, we don't know, but nicola sturgeon has had a torrid few months throughout— sturgeon has had a torrid few months throughout most of the pandemic actually— throughout most of the pandemic actually bolstering her reputation in scotland. it also didn't know a luy in scotland. it also didn't know a guy this — in scotland. it also didn't know a guy this year with alex salmond —— did a _ guy this year with alex salmond —— did a nose — guy this year with alex salmond —— did a nose dive. if you look at the record _ did a nose dive. if you look at the record on— did a nose dive. if you look at the record on education as calum mentioned, there are big questions for the _ mentioned, there are big questions for the snp to answer. i don't think it's quite _ for the snp to answer. i don't think it's quite on— for the snp to answer. i don't think it's

thank ou ve listening to boris johnson. thank you very much- _ listening to boris johnson. thank you very much. i'm _ listening to boris johnson. thank you very much. i'm joined - listening to boris johnson. thank you very much. i'mjoined by - listening to boris johnson. thank you very much. i'mjoined by dr. you very much. i'm joined by dr nikki kanani. the country is continuing in its fight against covid, we are continuing with our road map, and i want to thank everybody for continuing with the guidance and to thank parents and families for the incredible work you are doing to help test pupils through the easter holidays and to encourage you to keep testing them twice a week as schools return. and above all, i want to thank everybody involved in the outstanding vaccine roll—out, especially those of you coming forwards in huge numbers, as you are, 19 out of 20 of those who have had a first dose are coming forward for a second, meaning that almost one in five adults have now had a second dose. and on first jabs, we've now vaccinated 33 million people, including 60% of the

you mentioned boris johnson and — consequences. you mentioned boris johnson and you _ consequences. you mentioned boris johnson and you said _ consequences. you mentioned boris johnson and you said that _ consequences. you mentioned boris johnson and you said that the - johnson and you said that the scandal in inverted commas about refurbishment may not have much impact on his prospects of remaining prime minister, but this is a real scandal and it's costing thousands of lives on a weekly basis. do you think there will be a significant political backlash, notjust the kind is from strangers to help people in a crisis, whether the anger of voters will actually be demonstrated against them in the coming months? that demonstrated against them in the coming months?— demonstrated against them in the cominu months? �* ., coming months? at the moment, there is dee and coming months? at the moment, there is deep and rising _ coming months? at the moment, there is deep and rising anger, _ coming months? at the moment, there is deep and rising anger, it _ coming months? at the moment, ther

boris johnson urging caution while expressing his desire to get back to the pub for a pint. the interior minister launches an inquiry. all exposed by a reporter undercover. benjamin netanyahu's trial continues. a prominent new side to flatter his family and smear his opponents. thank you for joining us. covid as the country enters a third lockdown. 197 more have lost their lives. 5433 are in intensive care. over 9.3 people got their first jab. the french interior minister has launched an investigation into a covid busted diners club. >> a surprise inspection in this cafe. despite being closed to the public, tables have been set in the back. the owner is not expecting customers. for police, it has the makings of an illegal restaurant. >> [speaking french] >> it was one of hundreds of similar police operations since december. french authorities are attempting to cut down on illegal gatherings. >> [speaking french] >> the debate surrounding illegal gatherings took on center stage and france. the owner is suspected of having organized high skilled dinners and claimed to have din

and no fix like this for boris johnson _ prime minister? and no fix like this for boris johnson before. _ prime minister? and no fix like this for boris johnson before. his - prime minister? and no fix like this for boris johnson before. his flat i for borisjohnson before. his flat had an expensive makeover and he will not say who first played, a mystery now subject to a serious investigation. the electoral commission today said, we are now satisfied there are reasonable grounds to suspect that an offence or offences may have occurred. with claims tory donors might have picked up the tab there are suspicions rules might have been broken. ~ ., . , suspicions rules might have been broken. ~ ., ., , suspicions rules might have been broken. ., ., , ., broken. who initially paid for the redecoration _ broken. who initially paid for the redecoration of _ broken. who initially paid for the redecoration of his _ broken. who initially paid for the redecoration of his downing - broken. who initially paid for the i redecoration of his downing street f

i was going to call you boris johnson boris boris foreman barking khalid's thank you let's get this author to thank you have a have a good weekend. you too. well the 2 trillion dollar infrastructure plan was high on the agenda today when president biden convened his entire cabinet for the 1st time at the white house 10 weeks since his inauguration by now has basically the entire cabinet all the proof by the u.s. senate and all in place to carry out the business of the executive branch presidents always have a cabinet but no president has ever assembled a cabinet as diverse and representative of all americans as the one that met today i want you to take a listen to biden's pledge and some of his nominees taking their oath of office why naresh cabinet it will be a historic cabinet that looks like america i've never tried to provoke. you but i thought i might call reagan taps into the best of america that opens doors to something i swear it's only right. that i will support and the constitution of the united states the constitution of the united center still help me so help me god and include

boris johnson's denials are falling on deaf ears. the german politician who is taking on facebook in the courts. a meme of this green party mp including a fake quote made the rounds on social media. she is suing facebook in the hope it will be a landmark case in fighting hate speech online. ♪ i'm brent goff. tour viewers on pbs in the united states and all of you around the world, welcome. the first foreign emergency supplies are arriving in india as it takes on a catastrophic wave of covid. germany says it will send in medical equipment of the next coming days. on tuesday, india registered more than 300,000 new cases of the coronavirus for a sixth consecutive day. overwhelmed hospitals are turning patients away as the government scrambles to get equipment to those who need it most. this has turned into a race against time. >> in some indian hospitals, the oxygen supply has run out. people who might have survived the d's are dying as a result -- the disease are dying as a result. there is no oxygen in all of town. my mother was adm

boris johnson owes much of his political success to a remarkable teflon like quality. the ability to survive controversies which would've brought down all lesser contemporary politicians. it is all must as if different rules apply to this prime minister. but that does not mean the rules do not exist. in this electoral commission, there is a watchdog prepared to apply them. paul brennan, al jazeera, westminster. >> northern islands first minister is resigning after calls within her party for her leadership caucus. azshe says she will step down as party leader on may 20. -- may 28th. critics blame foster for the trade barrier between, the irish sea, known as the northern island protocol which was agreed as part of the u.k.'s exit from the e.u. south africa's president has told a corruption inquiry involving his predecessor that the governing an partyc should have done more to prevent grift. the capture inquiry is looking at occasions that former president jacob zuma allowed members of the controversial group to family to secure a government contract and influence policy.

i'm boris sanchez. >> and i'm christi paul, waking you up there. i want you to take a look at the international space station, the spacex crew will be opening its hatch to dock and live on the space station for the next six months. we do expect to see the iss crew welcome the spacex crew aboard the space station. that's a live view there and we'll bring you that when it happens. >>> now in an effort to eradicate the coronavirus. johnson & johnson is rejoining the race to vaccinate americans just as the united states seeing worrying signs that demand for vaccines is dipping. >> in a single dose vaccine label will include a warning about rare and potentially deadly blood clots. noting certain women under the age of 50 may have a small risk. after a ten-day pause, the cdc advisers decide the benefits that outweigh the rare dangers. the new coronavirus numbers show the coronavirus vaccinations will help save thousands of lives by august 1st. they're worrying that supply will likely outfit the demand by next month, may. >> et cetera go to evan mcmorris-

more than 40 of boris johnson's _ and police things. more than 40 of boris johnson's mps _ and police things. more than 40 of boris johnson's mps aren't - and police things. more than 40 of boris johnson's mps aren't fans . and police things. more than 40 of boris johnson's mps aren't fans of| borisjohnson�*s mps aren't fans of covid certificates or covid passports either, and support from the official opposition isn't guaranteed.— the official opposition isn't luaranteed. ., , ., guaranteed. the labour party have not guaranteed. the labour party have got reservations _ guaranteed. the labour party have got reservations around _ guaranteed. the labour party have got reservations around the - got reservations around the introduction of vaccine passports. we have an amazing take—up of the vaccine, it is being rolled out incredibly successfully by the nhs, it is not totally clear to me that we need a sledgehammer to crack a nut here. but we need a sledgehammer to crack a nut here. �* ., . .,, ., nut here. but to get closer to norma

and there�*s been no fix quite like this for boris johnson before. who coughed up for the flat, sir? his flat had an expensive makeover. he won�*t say who first paid — a mystery that�*s now subject to a serious investigation. but the electoral commission today said... with claims that tory donors might have picked up the tab, there�*s suspicion the rules were broken. "initially" is the key word here. who initially paid for the redecoration of his downing street flat? he should know that i paid for downing street refurbishment personally, mr speaker. any further declaration that i have to make, if any, i will be advised upon by lord geidt — lord geidt used to work for the queen, and he will now watch over ministers�* behaviour — but remember, the question isn�*t who stumped up in the end, it�*s who paid boris johnson�*s bills at the start. what do we get from this prime minister and this conservative government? dodgy contracts, jobs for their mates, and cash for access, and who�*s at the heart of it? the prime minister, major sl

boris and christi. >> all eyes will be focused on that meeting. daniela diaz reporting from the capitol. thank you so much. let's success infrastructure and more, laura lopez, a white house reporter for politico. thank you for sharing some of your sunday with us. on infrastructure, president biden preparing to meet with a bipartisan group of lawmakers tomorrow. one of them likely senator bernie sanders. he had this quote in the "washington post" this morning. quote. asked how much time should be spent talking with republicans, senator sanders was blunt, if they're not serious, it should be no time. if they are serious, we have some time. we will have a sense very shortly whether republicans are serious. help us set the table. what are the realistic expectations coming out from both sides at this meeting? >> reporter: realistically, there are little indications that republicans are going to support this bill, even if there are changes made. we know that democrats themselves, like joe manchin, but a number of other democrats in the senate and house

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boris johnson is far from perfect. they're sticking by him.— boris johnson is far from perfect. they're sticking by him. thank you ve much they're sticking by him. thank you very much and _ they're sticking by him. thank you very much and we _ they're sticking by him. thank you very much and we will— they're sticking by him. thank you very much and we will see - they're sticking by him. thank you very much and we will see you - they're sticking by him. thank you l very much and we will see you soon. and 0xford, delhi and washington. in russia — authorities are ramping up their crackdown on the opposition leader alexei navalny. this was him at his trial, he's currently serving a two—and—a—half year sentence. the authorities are continuing to target the peoplse around him. a moscow prosecutor has ordered a foundation set up by alexei navailny to combat corruption, to be suspended. the authorities are also seekin to have the opposition movement labelled as extremists . that would officially put them in the same bracket as terrorist organisations such as al-qaeda. and auth

>> good morning, boris, thanks for having me. the president's plan is really a dramatic step to connecting 100% of americans. today we have 29 million households across america. that's almost 25% of all american homes that don't have internet access. and about a third of those, 9 million, don't have it because they simply have no infrastructure available to them. they can't get it if they want it. so the president's plan, spending $100 billion, as long as it's spent well, and that means using good data to actually find which households need to be connected, could make dramatic progress. now, it's important to note that over 2/3 of the people without internet don't have it not because there's no infrastructure available to them, but because they can't afford it, and the president's plan does take some steps to help improve affordability for all of thamericans, building on what congress has done on the last two stimulus bills, but what i have to say is that we really do need a permanent solution to the affordability gap in addition

world welcome we begin the day with britain reopening with baby steps today british prime minister boris johnson announced plans to ease the coronavirus walk down restrictions with the country's vaccination drive the best in europe and with summer quickly approaching there was much anticipation ahead of today's news and there was a good dose of disappointment to the good news is that non-essential restaurants pubs and shops will begin reopening next week but non-essential travel outside of the country that will remain a no go the earliest date for resuming international travel is mid may but even that could be delayed have surges in new infections continue elsewhere now this all means for now going out to dinner yes going on vacation not yet here is prime minister boris jobs but can today confirm that from monday the 12th of april we will move to step 2 of our road map there is absolutely no question of people being offered to produce certificates no covert status report when they go to the to the shop so to the pub. or to the head dresses or whatever obviously we're hopeful that we can

is extremely welcome having said that though it is still early days we are expecting prime minister boris johnson to announce some steps towards how international travel will be possible currently it's not allowed the u.k. as citizens travel abroad for toryism until at the very earliest may 17th now we are expecting to hear from boris johnson that abdullah may 17th the u.k. main should use a traffic light system which you mentioned web by countries a great is whether the red amber or green determined by thought that vaccine programs how far ahead they off the prevalence of cases coronavirus cases action the prevalence of potential new variants which of course are a huge cause of concern here the u.k. the risk that they could undermine the u.k. very advanced vaccine program so we are expected to hear a lot more on this roadmaps international travel but there's a lot that won't be said they deliberately not setting a particular date but when international travel will be allowed they're also not giving any indication specifically which countries will be on the red amber or green lists boris

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and there's been no fix quite like this for boris johnson before. who coughed up for the flat, sir? his flat had an expensive makeover. he won't say who first paid — a mystery that's now subject to a serious investigation. but the electoral commission today said: with claims that tory donors might have picked up the tab, there's suspicion the rules were broken. �*initially�* is the key word here. who initially paid for the redecoration of his downing street flat? he should know that i paid for downing street refurbishment personally, mr speaker. any further declaration that i have to make, if any, i will be advised upon by lord geidt. lord geidt used to work for the queen, and he will now watch over ministers�* behaviour — but remember, the question isn't who stumped up in the end, it's who paid boris johnson's bills at the start? what do we get from this prime minister and this conservative government? dodgy contracts, jobs for their mates and cash for access, and who's at the heart of it? the prime minister, major sleaze, sitting there. don't the british people deserve a

dominic cummings turns on his former ally, the prime minister, boris johnson, saying he lacks competence and integrity. and the new malaria vaccine hailed as a potential breakthrough. as early trials prove it to be 77% effective. ♪ hello, and welcome. if you're watching us on pbs in the u.s. or around the world, i hope you stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. we start today in india, where parts of the health care system are buckling, as a record surgeon covid-19 cases puts pressure on hospital beds and drains oxygen supplies. families are left pleading for patients that are desperately ill, with some left untreated for hours. almost 330 3000 coronavirus cases have been recorded across the country in just 24 hours. that is a world record for a second day running. partly a reflection of india's size. it is sobering to know that many more cases are thought to be unreported. the number of daily deaths from covid-19 rose by a record 22 63. the real numbers could be much higher. some doctors are suggesting patients are dying because of a critica shor

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the british prime minister boris johnson is under pressure as he heads into regional elections following a series of damaging leaks from his office multiple media organizations claim the prime minister said he would rather see bodies piled high in the thousands than impose a 3rd coronavirus lockdown mr johnson denies reports and says his office is investigating the source of the leaks this follows allegations of corruption made by the prime minister's former chief advisor he claimed that mr johnson asked conservative party donors to pay for the be furbished rent of the prime minister's official downing street residence w. correspondent mass in london can talk of strew this downing street drama. where to begin. well quite some extraordinary developments fell over the last weeks and days when one of the prime minister's most trusted advisers dominic cummings practically the mastermind behind his leave strategy the bread strategy that was ultimately responsible for boris johnson becoming prime minister so really one of his closes dates or his close aides now turning against the prime minist

ros: but did boris johnson and his government keep those promises? the brexit trade deal reduces the value of fish that both can catch and waters by 25% across five years. it's estimated that by 2026, u.k. boats will have access to an extra 145 million pounds of fish every year. that is a shift but definitely not taking back control immediately, and what happens beyond 2026 is not settled. because of this, not everyone is happy. this is one fishermen before the deal. >> 84% of cod, the u.k. gets 9%, which doesn't strike me as being particularly fair. ros: but brexit has not change the equation on cod. then there is the promise of keeping eu fishing boats out. this is the fishing minister before the deal. >> access to the u.k.'s territorial seas are out of scope for any fishery framework agreement with the eu. ros: they were not out of scope. the eu signed a deal that allowed some boats to fish those waters. fishing news reported this. it argued that a chance to write historic wrongs has been squandered. boris johnson's defense was to look to the long

now, however, boris _ out the iceberg ahead. now, however, boris johnson - out the iceberg ahead. now, - however, boris johnson believes however, borisjohnson believes that with his form of exit done the uk can ceylon, he's protected and greater prosperity to come. for some, the titanic warning still stands to asea brexit for northern ireland that is not as promised and the risk is greater than realised by the creators. what is certain that how brexit works for northern ireland is still being contested. we will have more on that in our business coverage. your cup is overflowing this morning. looking now it's been where we have some good news. the organisers of a test concert held in barcelona last month say there's been no sign of an increase in covid—19 infections as a result. courtney bembridge reports. music plays. if it weren't for the masks, you would be forgiven for thinking these pictures were from 2019. an indoor concert with 5,000 people and no social distancing. it was one of the largest gatherings in europe since the pandemic began, and the significance was not lost o

i'm boris sanchez. >> good to see you, boris, i'm christi paul. thank you so much for being here. we're following breaking news out of wisconsin. three people are dead. two have been injured in a shooting at a tavern. this was in kenosha, wisconsin. what we know right now is that police tell cnn the shooting happened inside the tavern just before 1:00 a.m. the two victims with gunshot wounds are in serious condition. that shooter is on the loose right now. our martin savidge is on the way there, and he's going to bring you more details this weekend. >>> and also tomorrow is president biden's deadline for states to give every eligible american access to a coronavirus vaccine. now, there have already been more than 205 million shots administered so far in the u.s. the world, though, has topped more than 3 million people who have died. >> there is some good news, though, 3.2 million shots are going into arms every day now on average. roughly a quarter of the united states now fully vaccinated, including more than 65% of those over the age of 65. but even with a significant chunk of t

. >> and i'm boris sanchez. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." always great to see you, even from afar, christi. >> i know. one of these days, boris. >> one of these days. >>> well, johnson & johnson's coronavirus vaccine is rejoining the race to vaccinate the united states. the single-dose vaccine will now come with a safety warning, though, noting there is a rare, rare risk of developing blood clots. >> now, after a ten-day pause, cdc advisers decided the benefits outweigh the danger for people 18 and older. one vaccine expert praised the decision as, quote, the cdc at its best, and a lesson in understanding relative risk. >> for example, if you take the risk of a severe blood clot in a young woman, who is probably the highest risk, it's no greater than 1 in 80,000. so if you're at the university of michigan stadium and you're sitting there among 80,000 people and a helicopter drops out a ping-pong ball, what's your chance of being hit by the ping-pong ball. i think that helps understand relative risk. whereas the virus is common. >> evan mcmor

boris johnson we need to change the rules. boris johnson has _ we need to change the rules. boris johnson has sometimes _ we need to change the rules. boris johnson has sometimes been proud of pushing political convention. downing street is adamant that, in all senses, regulations were followed but with a long list of claims against him, it isn't yet clear if he was always following the rules. laura, questions on so many fronts for the prime minister, how much trouble is he in? i for the prime minister, how much trouble is he in?— trouble is he in? i think this is very tricky _ trouble is he in? i think this is very tricky territory _ trouble is he in? i think this is very tricky territory indeed - trouble is he in? i think this is very tricky territory indeed for| trouble is he in? i think this is - very tricky territory indeed for the government, notjust because of the nature of the stories that have emerged today but because we have got into a political pattern, where, day after day, other things seem to be coming. there is a sense almost that it be coming. there is a s