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conservatives and independents who are supportive of israel are increasingly unhappy with how biden is handling. they hasn't maintained a very clear position and it seems to many people watching that it's back and forth and that biden is just trying to find the political, the easy political angle and, look, this is a complicated issue. and it's going to be difficult to please any one side but there is no question this is going to hurt biden politically this year. >> bret: all right. we have a lot more to talk about on that. obviously. up next the kennedy effect, how the independent candidate could effect the november election. and, later, a somber anniversary. ♪ ♪ an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. ♪(fun music)♪ mom, can i help? camping was fun, but it looks we brought the woods back with us. if you're a mom, then you really need weathertech for mother's day. it's the ultimate w
conservatives and independents who are supportive of israel are increasingly unhappy with how biden is handling. they hasn't maintained a very clear position and it seems to many people watching that it's back and forth and that biden is just trying to find the political, the easy political angle and, look, this is a complicated issue. and it's going to be difficult to please any one side but there is no question this is going to hurt biden politically this year. >> bret: all right. we...
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independence is the glue that holds that party together. for the moment, independence is not on the table, so all those ideological differences in that very broad church will now come to the fore. between social conservatives like kate forbes and those who regard themselves as progressives. between climate activists and those who believe, go carefully on that. on top of that, you have the scottish labour party on the rise as the labour party on the rise as the labour party on the rise as the labour party across gb is on the rise. so there is a feeling that that decade of snp dominance may be drawing to a close. thanks very much, nick. let�*s talk now to snp depute leader keith brown and co—leader of the scottish greens patrick harvie, and at westminster, by leader of the scottish conservatives douglas ross. good evening to you all. first of all, the soul of the snp, that is what is at stake, according to nick there, but the public must look at this mess and thing, why should we trust the snp with our votes when they are more interested
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i think her chances are very slim because the greens, who are the essential coalition party, the essential coalition party, the only one they can form a government with, have already said they won't work with her. so i think that's off the cards. >> but but they're not a good party for scotland. they were trying to cut carbon emissions by 75% by 2030. >> well, it's also it's also attendance. >> is this it for independence? >> is this it for independence? >> yeah, i think it is because it was just alluded to you know the greens. they also want to of course stop drilling for oil and gas in the north sea. now that is what scotland economy is based on. so you try and take that out of the then of course independence is off the cards. >> you make a good point. you make economic basis. he made some inexplicable decisions going on a family holiday to qatar just going on a family holiday to qatarjust a couple of months . qatar just a couple of months. seriously bonkers. so just a couple of months after hamas , couple of months after hamas, which housed, sorry, a qatar which housed, sorry, a qatar w
i think her chances are very slim because the greens, who are the essential coalition party, the essential coalition party, the only one they can form a government with, have already said they won't work with her. so i think that's off the cards. >> but but they're not a good party for scotland. they were trying to cut carbon emissions by 75% by 2030. >> well, it's also it's also attendance. >> is this it for independence? >> is this it for independence? >> yeah, i...
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, conservative, labour— prounion parties, conservative, labour and _ prounion parties, conservative, labour and liberal democrats, the only gain _ labour and liberal democrats, the only gain in — labour and liberal democrats, the only gain in time for the snp is to have an accommodation with the greens, _ to have an accommodation with the greens, for— to have an accommodation with the greens, for good or ill the greens are the _ greens, for good or ill the greens are the only— greens, for good or ill the greens are the only available partner with and that— are the only available partner with and that holyrood chamber. thank you for our and that holyrood chamber. thank you for your time — and that holyrood chamber. thank you for your time this _ and that holyrood chamber. thank you for your time this evening. _ thank you for your time this evening. headlines today in the uk. a man has admitted killing an elderly mobility scooter rider in a "motiveless" knife attack. lee byer pleaded guilty to the mansluaghter of thomas o'halloran in greenford in august 2022. byer had only be
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socially conservative kate forbes to take his place. nonetheless, i thought it'd be fair to list some of humza yousaf greatest moments in scottish politics coming in at number three. we have the recent moment when he had to backtrack on the snp's flagship green target, cutting emissions by 75% by 2030. >> this government will not move back by, as i say, a single month, a week or even a day from that 2045 target to achieving net zero. but let's be clear the climate change committee were always clear with us that the 2030 target was a stretch target. that was a stretch target, therefore somewhat elastic coming in at number two, the moment when mr yousaf outed himself as a racist against white people. my portfolio alone, the lord president white, the lord justice clerk, white, every high court judge white, the lord advocate white, the solicitor general , white, the solicitor general, white, the chief constable white, every deputy chief constable white, every assistant chief constable white, the head of the law society, white. >> i think th
socially conservative kate forbes to take his place. nonetheless, i thought it'd be fair to list some of humza yousaf greatest moments in scottish politics coming in at number three. we have the recent moment when he had to backtrack on the snp's flagship green target, cutting emissions by 75% by 2030. >> this government will not move back by, as i say, a single month, a week or even a day from that 2045 target to achieving net zero. but let's be clear the climate change committee were...
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on the conservative democrats as well as the republican party, because it is true that is the israel can do no wrong party. i think there is a political angle to his willingness to expose himself by toughening up. finally, i think he also deeply believes that the only way you will free the hostages, the only way you will be able to send humanitarian assistance into gaza, the only way we will be able to de-escalate the situation for six weeks or six months is with the support of the current government. i think he also believes this is not just a benjamin netanyahu's. he has a stake in prolonging it. if he loses power, he will face one of two outcomes. conviction or a plea deal which drives them out of politics. it is not just netanyahu's war. the israeli public. it is not just biden going to war against netanyahu figuratively. we have these three reasons which if combined -- which have combined to make it extremely difficult. this is his power -- his policy. very hard for him to bring himself to do that. they are considering right now invoking military assistance and training to any m
on the conservative democrats as well as the republican party, because it is true that is the israel can do no wrong party. i think there is a political angle to his willingness to expose himself by toughening up. finally, i think he also deeply believes that the only way you will free the hostages, the only way you will be able to send humanitarian assistance into gaza, the only way we will be able to de-escalate the situation for six weeks or six months is with the support of the current...
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it's not exclude davis defected to the labour party. it is not exclusive to the conservative party. but i'm afraid, led by bofis party. but i'm afraid, led by boris johnson and followed by an awful lot of his acolytes. well, hang on, it takes two to tango. >> the party that you defect from and the party you defect to. and they both know it's wrong, lorenzo , if anyone wrong, lorenzo, if anyone crosses the floor there, absolutely should be a by—election, she says i did not vote for a labour mp. are you in his constituents, then? are you in his constituency ? and i'm in his constituency? and i'm taking it. if you are, you don't support his decision . lorraine, support his decision. lorraine, philip says if he can't look, his colleagues in the eye, he should go see an optician that says philip , should go see an optician that says philip, maggie should go see an optician that says philip , maggie says, why on says philip, maggie says, why on earth would you go to labour if you're not even going to stand at the next election? she says, that's stupidity. i think he's going to potentia
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and the conservative party. normally, it's really— conservative party. normally, it's really close but this year for if you reasons, swindon consul, all sides_ you reasons, swindon consul, all sides agree — you reasons, swindon consul, all sides agree that they expect the labour_ sides agree that they expect the labour party to retain control. the reason _ labour party to retain control. the reason for — labour party to retain control. the reason for that, if you different things— reason for that, if you different things at— reason for that, if you different things at play. firstly, last time round, — things at play. firstly, last time round, this— things at play. firstly, last time round, this time last year, the labour— round, this time last year, the labour party won big in swindon for the first— labour party won big in swindon for the first time in 20 years, taking control— the first time in 20 years, taking control from the conservatives, the combination of seats that are up this year.
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that's right, the conservatives in scotland have _ you? that's right, the conservatives in scotland have already _ you? that's right, the conservatives in scotland have already declared i in scotland have already declared john swinney is the continuity candidate, we are very close to nicola — candidate, we are very close to nicola sturgeon on the front benches of the _ nicola sturgeon on the front benches of the snp _ nicola sturgeon on the front benches of the snp government since they were elected in 2007. i think he would _ were elected in 2007. i think he would be — were elected in 2007. i think he would be widely seen as a caretaker leader. _ would be widely seen as a caretaker leader. he _ would be widely seen as a caretaker leader, he wouldn't be in it for the lon- leader, he wouldn't be in it for the long haul~ — leader, he wouldn't be in it for the long haul. we've got elections in 2026 _ long haul. we've got elections in 2026 but— long haul. we've got elections in 2026. but kate forbes stands in dramatic — 2026. but kat
that's right, the conservatives in scotland have _ you? that's right, the conservatives in scotland have already _ you? that's right, the conservatives in scotland have already declared i in scotland have already declared john swinney is the continuity candidate, we are very close to nicola — candidate, we are very close to nicola sturgeon on the front benches of the _ nicola sturgeon on the front benches of the snp _ nicola sturgeon on the front benches of the snp government since they were...
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downing street, so the conservatives, are a bit more reticent to see what the position would be. but the political position would be. but the political position on both of the major political parties here is that it would be a free vote, should it come to parliament. it would need to get parliamentary time, so there our political muscle nations going on which getaway from the nitty—gritty of the actual argument. which getaway from the nitty-gritty of the actual argument.— the bbc is on the road covering the indian elections, the world's biggest election. prime minister narendra modi hopes to win a third successive term, but opposition parties says indians face the loss of many of their freedoms if he stays in power. three years ago, covid ravaged india. and while it made the state of health care in the country a part of the political discourse back then, in this first general election since the pandemic, health care does not seem to be a major issue on the campaign trail. a short time ago i spoke to our south asia correspondent, samira hussain, about this issue of health care
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as you have indicated, this is a huge topic for the conservative party going into these local elections. so one wonders if they will be want to be seen not giving ground to the irish government. that seen not giving ground to the irish government-— seen not giving ground to the irish government. that is the context we find ourselves _ government. that is the context we find ourselves in _ government. that is the context we find ourselves in now, _ government. that is the context we find ourselves in now, especially i find ourselves in now, especially with the postponement of that meeting between the home secretary and the irishjustice minister which was meant to go ahead this morning. some of the officials were in london last night, preparing for this meeting, and then suddenly cancelled late at night. we are told of the irish side that that meeting will be reorganised within about two weeks. i think our deputy prime minister alluded that in his discussions with chris heaton harris, the northern ireland secretary, today. i think that from dublin's perspective, they are seeing this as
as you have indicated, this is a huge topic for the conservative party going into these local elections. so one wonders if they will be want to be seen not giving ground to the irish government. that seen not giving ground to the irish government-— seen not giving ground to the irish government. that is the context we find ourselves _ government. that is the context we find ourselves in _ government. that is the context we find ourselves in now, _ government. that is the context we find...
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we did an action over the summer where we disrupted the hustings of the conservative party who were trying to choose their new leader and disrupted the speech of less trust. the reaction in that moment as i was being dragged away was like show the militants act to this, such as extinction, rebellion know, table to disrupt ordinary people who what caused the, the right thing. i guarantee what they want to create a situation where the government of the day decides what they think is fair, what they like. who are the good guys, who are the bad guys? democratic societies don't work like that democratic societies or one that allows for there to be debate that allows for people to have different opinions for people to organize and help determine that their future. and we're slowly sort of looking away from that kind of society, them into one that's governed by a few. if you could take a step back and imagine the world that you want to see, what is it that you want to see the future like you like in the u. k. i one a, a future where we have, we're sort of democratic renee some, some people are ab
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the conservative party, the mp for central suffolk and north ipswich. he said over chaos within the nhs, keir starmer would be trying to parade him around today but that's got lost in the wash. but again, yet more trouble for rishi sunak. yes rishi sunak had a really great week. >> i mean , i use that word >> i mean, i use that word advisedly, given that 20 points behind in the polls. but, you know, he had a few really good days. the welfare announcements, rwanda , the big, increase in rwanda, the big, increase in defence spending. and then on saturday night, this bombshell announcement that this conservative mp was going to cross the floor to labour. now, of course, we had christian wakeford did that a couple of years ago. that was back in the time of boris johnson and partygate. more recently, we had lee anderson, former, you know, chair of the conservative party, go over to reform on the other side. so, you know, that's three rishi sunak in the middle trying to get his message out that they are getting on with the job. but no, not a good look. and i
the conservative party, the mp for central suffolk and north ipswich. he said over chaos within the nhs, keir starmer would be trying to parade him around today but that's got lost in the wash. but again, yet more trouble for rishi sunak. yes rishi sunak had a really great week. >> i mean , i use that word >> i mean, i use that word advisedly, given that 20 points behind in the polls. but, you know, he had a few really good days. the welfare announcements, rwanda , the big, increase...
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polls show that the forecasts for tore are very pessimistic and thus the conservatives are trying to save their reputation before the parliamentary elections. russian ambassador to germany sergei nichaev laid wreaths at the memorials of nazi victims. the event marks the anniversary of the liberation of the sachsenhausen concentration camp by red army soldiers. the ceremony was also attended by representatives of public organizations, our compatriots and local activists. as the russian diplomat said, now is the last time. we will continue this tradition, no matter what some of the initiators of non-communication with us say, however, no one can forbid us to preserve this memory so that there are no falsifications and misunderstandings in the historical assessments of the events of those years , and we will not allow them. the finalists of the russia-land of opportunities national award met today in the moscow region. personal goals and ambitions, and indeed, what is very pleasant is that for many people their goals go beyond the scope of their lives. this is the first master class at
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her personal objection to gay marriage and opposition to abortion, — might prove difficult to unite a party with a progressive wing and run a minority government, especially if she were dependent on the greens for support. other names being floated as potential replacements are education secretary jenny gilruth, culture secretary angus robertson, health secretary neil gray and economy secretary mairi mcallan. another name is the former deputy first ministerjohn swinney, although he had in the past publicly stated his intention to step back from frontline politics. this lunchtime, he said he was actively considering standing. let's talk to our political correspondent nick eardley, who's at westminster. nick, you spoke tojohn swinney, he seems like he is really considering throwing his hat into the ring. well, i know that senior people within the snp have been trying to persuade him over the past 2a hours orso persuade him over the past 2a hours or so that he should throw his hat into the ring. they did the same, by the way, last year, when nicola sturgeon stood down, but when i was speaking
her personal objection to gay marriage and opposition to abortion, — might prove difficult to unite a party with a progressive wing and run a minority government, especially if she were dependent on the greens for support. other names being floated as potential replacements are education secretary jenny gilruth, culture secretary angus robertson, health secretary neil gray and economy secretary mairi mcallan. another name is the former deputy first ministerjohn swinney, although he had in the...
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, as polls show, forecasts for tore are very pessimistic and thus the conservatives are trying to save their reputation before the parliamentary elections. gerard depordieu was placed in custody after questioning in the case. about harassment, as they write local media, the reason was accusations from two victims. the incidents, they said, occurred during filming in 2014 and 2021 . we will learn more from our european correspondent anastasia popova. gerard de pardey does not admit his guilt; moreover, he believes that this is noise, the purpose of which is to arrange for him to be lynched in the press. the seventy-five-year-old actor came to the station himself, following the procedure, he was detained for interrogation. sometimes this can... last up to two days. the new charges brought against him relate to filming of the film green shutters in 2021. a fifty-three-year-old woman, a film set designer, says that the actor caught her in a corridor. pressed her to the wall, began to pester her, touching her in all possible places, said various vulgarities, and held her so tightly that onl
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let's talk to chairman of the scottish conservatives, one of the opposition parties at holyrood. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. if i could get your reaction first to humza yousaf going. this i could get your reaction first to humza yousaf going.— i could get your reaction first to humza yousaf going. this has been a difficult and — humza yousaf going. this has been a difficult and emotional— humza yousaf going. this has been a difficult and emotional day _ humza yousaf going. this has been a difficult and emotional day for - humza yousaf going. this has been a difficult and emotional day for the - difficult and emotional day for the first minister. it follows us putting a motion of no confidence in the first minister last week. it is clear that he was not up for the job, he was a lame duck first minister and we are pleased he is leaving office. i believe he would have been beaten by our motion this week. it underlines the fact that in scotland it is the scottish conservatives that are proven to be a strong opposition notjust to humza yousaf but the snp. will
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apart from the conservative party supported that legislation. so it's not just a case of this is that this was snp or indeed snp green legislation. this was legislation. this was legislation that was backed by the scottish labour party and the scottish labour party and the scottish labour party and the scottish liberal democrats as well. so i think it's important to recognise, you know, that , that when there is know, that, that when there is cross—party consensus in the scottish parliament and, you know, and that, you know, that thatis know, and that, you know, that that is that's acknowledged . the that is that's acknowledged. the problem that humza found himself in, is that he had lost trust, where other party leaders in particular the scottish green party, he's then realised that, you know , in order for the snp you know, in order for the snp to navigate legislation through parliament and budgets, that we need a new leader who is going to be able to forge new iterations, because even if even if humza had managed to win the, you know, the n
apart from the conservative party supported that legislation. so it's not just a case of this is that this was snp or indeed snp green legislation. this was legislation. this was legislation that was backed by the scottish labour party and the scottish labour party and the scottish labour party and the scottish liberal democrats as well. so i think it's important to recognise, you know, that , that when there is know, that, that when there is cross—party consensus in the scottish parliament...
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it could go for a social conservative like kate forbes and training for the centre. it could go for someone likejohn swinney who again is pretty in the centre but is also a bit of an old guard of the party, he was nicola sturgeon's close confident and deputy. 0r sturgeon's close confident and deputy. or it could go for somebody else, perhaps one of the newer breed of cabinet ministers. but be under no illusion, this is a huge moment for the snp and by extension that is a huge moment for british politics because remember, the snp have dominated elections in scotland since the independence referendum. that could be under threat. i assume the snp won't want an election whereas the opposition parties will. a holyrood election, that is probably true. i think labour would jump probably true. i think labour would jump at the chance. they have been really confident about their position over the last year, their polling has been doing really well, privately they talk about winning 20, 25 mp5 at privately they talk about winning 20, 25 mps at a privately they talk about winnin
it could go for a social conservative like kate forbes and training for the centre. it could go for someone likejohn swinney who again is pretty in the centre but is also a bit of an old guard of the party, he was nicola sturgeon's close confident and deputy. 0r sturgeon's close confident and deputy. or it could go for somebody else, perhaps one of the newer breed of cabinet ministers. but be under no illusion, this is a huge moment for the snp and by extension that is a huge moment for british...
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difficult for the councillors from the conservative party where they are not doing — conservative party where they are not doing well in the polls, an example — not doing well in the polls, an example would be dorset, where 82 seats— example would be dorset, where 82 seats are _ example would be dorset, where 82 seats are up and it has in the past been _ seats are up and it has in the past been a _ seats are up and it has in the past been a very— seats are up and it has in the past been a very safe conservative area, not just _ been a very safe conservative area, notjust liberal been a very safe conservative area, not just liberal democrats challenge and there. _ not just liberal democrats challenge and there, but also the greens and independent councillors. they don't believe _ independent councillors. they don't believe that sir keir starmer is definitely going to be the next prime — definitely going to be the next prime minister. they are casting about— prime minister. they are casting about for— prime minister. they are casting about for independent ratepayers in these _
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and actually in doing the research in the book, dan and i came to the conclusion the party is more united than people think. yes, on ukraine or other issues, there are big fights, but when it comes to just kind of basic worldview, i think there is a conservative that's different from a progressive worldview, brings them together, and then we go through and talk about peace through strength in defense policy of free and fair trade and economic policy. american exceptional, its kind of major pillars. but then china, iran, north korea, border, immigration, climate. i think these are all issues where, both the kind of trumpian and reaganite of the party really do agree. and that's we try to articulate in this book what often seems like we're having such a food fight. and the republican party as, it relates to our foreign policy. so i'm that you have found areas of commonality which is what you do here at the atlantic. dan i had you and i worked together in the trump administration at the state department. i had the very fun job of explaining to the world what an america first foreign policy a
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that was a nonstarter when it came to the leaders of the unionist parties, the conservatives, labour and lib dems. they were not interested in any deal, they want the snp out of government. the greens, for whom this end of the power—sharing deal is a deeply personal issue, said they did not have any truss left in mr yusuf so they want him to go and that deal with alba, that was seen as a nonstarter for the scottish government. the advisor for humza yousaf saying that could not go ahead, so then he was left considering his position this morning and we understand he is now going to resign at 12 o'clock. thank ou for going to resign at 12 o'clock. thank you for that- _ going to resign at 12 o'clock. thank you for that. we _ going to resign at 12 o'clock. thank you for that. we will— going to resign at 12 o'clock. thank you for that. we will have - going to resign at 12 o'clock. thank you for that. we will have more - you for that. we will have more updates as they come through and there is a live page on our website and app if you want more analysis, as well as the latest we are hea
that was a nonstarter when it came to the leaders of the unionist parties, the conservatives, labour and lib dems. they were not interested in any deal, they want the snp out of government. the greens, for whom this end of the power—sharing deal is a deeply personal issue, said they did not have any truss left in mr yusuf so they want him to go and that deal with alba, that was seen as a nonstarter for the scottish government. the advisor for humza yousaf saying that could not go ahead, so...
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donald trump's republican party and the grotesque, the grotesqueness of the conservative movement's -- >> do we have a picture of cricket? >> let me finish, please. >> okay. >> the violent wing, this is where they go. this is virtue signaling for republicans. virtue signaling. i shot in cold blood a puppy in a gravel pit. >> i think that is the most extraordinary part about all of this, that she thought this would be a plus for her. look, this book is a campaign book. it is a resume to be donald trump's vice president. she thought it was a good idea, let's include this story. let's tell this story about myself, how i took this puppy and shot him in the gravel pit. why should we have done this? the obvious explanation is she thought that donald trump would like it. she thought that this would be a net positive. i can imagine her buddy, corey lewandowski saying, "no, put it in, kristi, because donald trump wants people who are willing to do the tough, dirty, nasty things that are necessary." and she did. now, obviously, it's blown up in her face because even in our -- even on the 2.0, k
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the scottish conservatives tabled a vote of no confidence in humza yousaf and it emerged the green party who had been stumped by the abrupt end to which the power—sharing agreement was brought would vote against him in the vote of no confidence and that left humza yousaf in a very difficult position in terms of the parliamentary arithmetic. he was faced with trying to change the minds of the green party or rely on the vote of ash regan, so alba mp in the vote of ash regan, so alba mp in the scottish parliament and that was not seen as a palatable option so we were told he was thinking about resigning this morning and he considered whether he could go for the option of staring down the green party and ash regan and daring them to vote against a pro—independence politician or would he jump to vote against a pro—independence politician or would hejump before he was pushed and resigned before the vote took place at holyrood later this week?— the vote took place at holyrood later this week? ., ., later this week? could we drill down on the reaction _ later this week? could we drill do
the scottish conservatives tabled a vote of no confidence in humza yousaf and it emerged the green party who had been stumped by the abrupt end to which the power—sharing agreement was brought would vote against him in the vote of no confidence and that left humza yousaf in a very difficult position in terms of the parliamentary arithmetic. he was faced with trying to change the minds of the green party or rely on the vote of ash regan, so alba mp in the vote of ash regan, so alba mp in the...
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, and the leader of the far—right party, saying they are part of this campaign against him and they are complicit in it. and the response from the opposition has been to say that he is playing the victim, he is using this as a bit of theatre to mobilise support for him on the left. that this is really a political movement —— a manoeuvre by him rather than a genuine grievance by him. him rather than a genuine grievance b him. �* him rather than a genuine grievance b him. ~ ., , him rather than a genuine grievance b him. ., , ._ him rather than a genuine grievance b him. ., , ., , , by him. and of course many people in sain will by him. and of course many people in spain will be — by him. and of course many people in spain will be watching _ by him. and of course many people in spain will be watching this _ by him. and of course many people in spain will be watching this right - spain will be watching this right now, waiting to hear him get to his decision. there were rallies across the weekend. what was the reaction from the public in spain? there were rallies. i from the public
, and the leader of the far—right party, saying they are part of this campaign against him and they are complicit in it. and the response from the opposition has been to say that he is playing the victim, he is using this as a bit of theatre to mobilise support for him on the left. that this is really a political movement —— a manoeuvre by him rather than a genuine grievance by him. him rather than a genuine grievance b him. �* him rather than a genuine grievance b him. ~ ., , him...
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the alba party or a more socially _ party or a more socially conservative than many in the leadership of the scottish national party although not necessarily many of the membership. and alex salmond said the need to get back to bread and butter issues, a lot of rifts going on in scottish politics at the moment but what will our callers say? we are in the central belt but we will move up to fife and speak to alan. kate, kevin, and amber, good morning to you. humza yousaf will resign today, over to you. i humza yousaf will resign today, over to ou. . ., ., to you. i have lived in scotland all m life. i to you. i have lived in scotland all my life- i am _ to you. i have lived in scotland all my life. i am amazed _ to you. i have lived in scotland all my life. i am amazed by- to you. i have lived in scotland all my life. i am amazed by it - to you. i have lived in scotland all my life. i am amazed by it all. - to you. i have lived in scotland all my life. i am amazed by it all. we get 30% more funding than they do in england for our health and education system. both are in a complete mess
the alba party or a more socially _ party or a more socially conservative than many in the leadership of the scottish national party although not necessarily many of the membership. and alex salmond said the need to get back to bread and butter issues, a lot of rifts going on in scottish politics at the moment but what will our callers say? we are in the central belt but we will move up to fife and speak to alan. kate, kevin, and amber, good morning to you. humza yousaf will resign today, over...
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were doing enough for mental health either for, so it's not just the conservatives it's not just the conservatives it's actually i think a serious problem that does need proper addressing. but the problem with mental health is that the boundanes mental health is that the boundaries are so hard to pin down, and you need really , real down, and you need really, real experts to be looking at this and making the decisions on benefits. i think the idea of getting people who are not medical, making decisions on whether they're fit or not fit is a mistake. >> it's this, this, this personal independence payment, which can range between 75 and £108 a week to it's now being paid to 3.5 million people, irrespective of whether they can work or not. yes. i mean it's being given out like confetti. >> well this is the problem we have become . i mean, we are have become. i mean, we are a kind and compassionate country. that's one reason so many illegal immigrants want to come here because they can take us for a ride. yeah. and the problem is , is the is being able problem is, is the is being able t
were doing enough for mental health either for, so it's not just the conservatives it's not just the conservatives it's actually i think a serious problem that does need proper addressing. but the problem with mental health is that the boundanes mental health is that the boundaries are so hard to pin down, and you need really , real down, and you need really, real experts to be looking at this and making the decisions on benefits. i think the idea of getting people who are not medical, making...
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and the other parties, the scottish liberal democrats, scottish labour and the scottish conservative party, they were not going to back the first minister. so, very limited options, so we understand that he is seriously considering his future as first minister. we seriously considering his future as first minister.— seriously considering his future as first minister. we mentioned that it is a uk election _ first minister. we mentioned that it is a uk election year, _ first minister. we mentioned that it is a uk election year, what - first minister. we mentioned that it is a uk election year, what does - first minister. we mentioned that it is a uk election year, what does all| is a uk election year, what does all of this mean for the snp?- of this mean for the snp? well, it does have huge — of this mean for the snp? well, it does have huge implications - of this mean for the snp? well, it does have huge implications for i of this mean for the snp? well, it. does have huge implications for the snp, but i think the key thing at the moment is whether we are going to hear about that
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boys who has the competence of the entire party and solid on national security. so i like thos e five, sixn people. >> trey: i will focus on twou me of them and you mentioned tommy cotton mike pompeo that takes them off of the boar d for the next question, at least, your choice for the president shouldf consider or pick for secretary of defense, secretary of state, head of the cia? >> well, very good. you anticipated me. if one of them doesn't get a name for vp, they should go topp defense, cotton or pompeo. we can show how quickly events move and both of them are soldiers, both of them know what it means to round the department of defense. i would like them and defend spirit cia if not the chief ofin staff whom i like john ratcliffe of .ra thtce state of -- ric grenell, d might get put back in the national securit y advisor's office, but you need someone who can get confirmed and you need someone over at the chief of staff. you know this, congressman. the chief of chief of staff runo ever think the two mostf st important jobs in national security advisor. this t
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the democrat party was the conservative party in the 19 century. the republicans were the liberals at that point. so everything you knew about today's politics. you would flip it for the 19th century, right? i think that it really harmed reconstruct it for and many of the people who had the vision may not necessarily have written the laws, the amendments, but who had the vision of the second american republic. people like charles sumner, right? thaddeus stevens. they die? yeah, they look. and so the history is full of these little contingencies. you know, if they hadn't happened in precisely that order, right. i can think of alternative, bob, because the nation does move quite a bit. if you just look at the adult white vote population, male voting population in the north, they move from non expansion of slavery to abolition to black. yes. how is it that suddenly that entire program is just upend and i can visualize. that second american republic being, you know, lasting perhaps if we hadn't had that sort of retreat and the defensiveness of a grant.
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so the republican party saw their mission as being to save the republic by imposing on the south their deeply felt, implausibly articulate anti-slavery version of the political order which, as they saw it in retrospect, had been created in the 1780s. as one republican ed put it during the 1860 election campaign, we seek to conserve and perpetuate the original principle on which our republican government is based, that freedom is the rule and slavery the exception. and lincoln, who you know, one of his the reasons for his success eventually as a politician was that he had a he had just a few lines that he repeated again and again and again with devastating and that notion that slavery should be the exception to the general rule of freedom was was of them. and you can see lincoln's language in 1860 being repeated and repeated and through newspaper editorials. right. okay. so be it. i'm i'm being jested. that's so i'm i am i'm coming to end. bye bye bye. showing you this painting of the by frederickdw church, a connecticut born artist which was inspired by the flag which had flown over fo
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now we're dealing with the conservative party have had to deal with a lot now. now do you really trust mr starmer, who changes his he changes his mind with the weather. i remember labour saying this we don't want to be a party of protest. we want to be a party of power. so the naked ambition of that lot, they want to get in purely for they want to get in purely for the power. i don't believe they're going to do anything for they're going to do anything for the for the people, the rank and file. i don't so yeah, people give them a hard time. i really understand why he's holding on. he's waiting for his flagship. were under bill. he's waiting for some good news in the future , give him a break. >> thank you very much indeed . >> thank you very much indeed. kriss akabusi there. and paula london, thank you both. >> appreciate it. >> appreciate it. >> time now for a check. let's find out where the rain is going to hit today. that's all there is. marco pitanga. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. here's your latest weather
now we're dealing with the conservative party have had to deal with a lot now. now do you really trust mr starmer, who changes his he changes his mind with the weather. i remember labour saying this we don't want to be a party of protest. we want to be a party of power. so the naked ambition of that lot, they want to get in purely for they want to get in purely for the power. i don't believe they're going to do anything for they're going to do anything for the for the people, the rank and file....
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popular party, the conservatives are leading in the polls. if we end up in a situation when it up in government in the near future it's been, how does the policy agenda change? >> i would take them with a big grain of salt. that is part of the reason why we have not seen an impact on the economy. and on sort of a more conservative government led by the popular party. i don't think we would see a huge change in terms of the economic policy. by and large, spain's position in the eu -- fiscal discipline, the outlook for fiscal policy reforms, the inflow of you funds, everything that would change, even having the far right involved in government. that is undoubtedly a reason for uncertainty. that is one reason people have been more willing to look through the medical uncertainty. >> ok. thank you very much indeed, the ricoh. coming up, i will be speaking with roy? what about the latest results and importantly the settlements they have come to in a key u.s. sleep apnea case. that is just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back. phillips will
popular party, the conservatives are leading in the polls. if we end up in a situation when it up in government in the near future it's been, how does the policy agenda change? >> i would take them with a big grain of salt. that is part of the reason why we have not seen an impact on the economy. and on sort of a more conservative government led by the popular party. i don't think we would see a huge change in terms of the economic policy. by and large, spain's position in the eu --...
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to survive the no—confidence vote on his leadership brought by the scottish conservatives, he needs the support of at least one member of the opposition at holyrood. we understand he has ruled out any deal with the alba party and the green party is obviously still furious with him for ending the power—sharing agreement. with him for ending the power-sharing agreement. with him for ending the ower-sharina aareement. ., ~ power-sharing agreement. frankie. -- thank ou. the government is proposing changes to the disability benefits system, arguing the current "one size fits all" approach needs to be overhauled to ensure help is targeted at the people who need it most. more than 3.3 million people currently receive personal independence payments — known as pip — to help with the extra cost of living with a health condition or disability. the changes could include stopping cash payments and offering claimants one—off grants instead. disability charity scope has described the plans as a "reckless assault on disabled people." mps will debate assisted dying for the first time in almost t
to survive the no—confidence vote on his leadership brought by the scottish conservatives, he needs the support of at least one member of the opposition at holyrood. we understand he has ruled out any deal with the alba party and the green party is obviously still furious with him for ending the power—sharing agreement. with him for ending the power-sharing agreement. with him for ending the ower-sharina aareement. ., ~ power-sharing agreement. frankie. -- thank ou. the government is...
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voice who has the confidence of the entire party and solid on national security. i like those five or six people. trey: i'm going to focus on two of them you mentioned tommy cotten and mike pompeo. that takes them off the board for the next question i'm asking you. one of them, your choice who the president should consider or pick for secretary of defense, secretary of state, head of the cia? >> very good you anticipated me. if one doesn't get name for vp i think they ought to go to defense cotten or pompeo. we could be in war will return around 107 showed us how quickly events move and they both know what it means to be running the department of defense. i would like them in defense, cia if he's not the chief of staff i like john ratcliffe. over at the state department fees not the chief of staff i like ric grenell, robert o'brien is still around buddy mike and put in the national security advisor's office but you need someone who can get confirmed and someone at the chief of staff, you know this congressman, the chief of staff runs everything the two most import
voice who has the confidence of the entire party and solid on national security. i like those five or six people. trey: i'm going to focus on two of them you mentioned tommy cotten and mike pompeo. that takes them off the board for the next question i'm asking you. one of them, your choice who the president should consider or pick for secretary of defense, secretary of state, head of the cia? >> very good you anticipated me. if one doesn't get name for vp i think they ought to go to...
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the scottish conservative party say that even if he is saved by alex salmond, that's just prolonging the agony. the scottish labour party have called for a no confidence vote in the scottish government, describing it as embarrassing and incompetent. but the snp leader struggles on in a bid to secure enough support to keep hisjob. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news. let's turn to some important news around the world. burkina faso has suspended more western and african media outlets over their coverage of a human rights watch report accusing the army of more than two hundred extrajudicial killings. the report said the soldiers had suspected local villagers of supporting islamist militants. bbc journalists were suspended earlier in the week for covering the report. on saturday, a spokesman for burkina faso's government said the report was premature. at least four people are dead after tornadoes left a trail of destruction in the us state of oklahoma. clean up operations are underway in the town of sulphur, which was badly damaged. the storm flattened buildings and flipped over cars. on a vis
the scottish conservative party say that even if he is saved by alex salmond, that's just prolonging the agony. the scottish labour party have called for a no confidence vote in the scottish government, describing it as embarrassing and incompetent. but the snp leader struggles on in a bid to secure enough support to keep hisjob. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news. let's turn to some important news around the world. burkina faso has suspended more western and african media outlets over their...
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party conference, which is a huge revenue raiser for the conservative party. a lot of that money is used to fight the election. so i think we've got to think about the timing in that respect as well, because whereas a lot of that money going to come from both the labour party and the conservative party will want the party conference season to happen before the election, that makes it november 14th. >> then . >> then. >> then. >> yeah, yeah, my money, my money would be be on the middle of the suns. >> trevor kavanagh suggested the same to me last night. yes. and you know what he doesn't know about politics ain't worth knowing. >> and i think they will huff and they will puff, but i don't think they'll blow the house down. and i think sunak , rishi down. and i think sunak, rishi sunak will be there still after these local elections. but it's going to be a pretty rocky time . going to be a pretty rocky time. >> fears for the economy raheem if water ferm collapses senior whitehall officials fear that thames water's financial collapse could trigger a rise in govern
party conference, which is a huge revenue raiser for the conservative party. a lot of that money is used to fight the election. so i think we've got to think about the timing in that respect as well, because whereas a lot of that money going to come from both the labour party and the conservative party will want the party conference season to happen before the election, that makes it november 14th. >> then . >> then. >> then. >> yeah, yeah, my money, my money would be be...
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the scottish conservative party say that even if he is saved by alex salmond, that's just prolonging the agony. the scottish labour party have called for a no confidence vote in the scottish government, describing it as embarrassing and incompetent. but the snp leader struggles on in a bid to secure enough support to keep hisjob. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. expect a different feel to the weather over the next few days. some warmer weather on the way this week, but with that, we will still see some outbreaks of rain at times, so don't be expecting blue skies and sunshine all the way. and certainly low pressure in charge of the scene for monday, this frontal system pushing in from the west. that'll make for a really soggy start to the day across northern ireland. conversely, central and eastern parts of england and a good part of scotland starting with some sunshine. a touch of frost first thing across parts of scotland. outbreaks of rain spreading from northern ireland, into southern and central scotland, northwest england, wales and the south
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the scottish conservative party say that even if he is saved by alex salmond, that's just prolonging the agony. the scottish labour party have called for a no confidence vote in the scottish government, describing it as embarrassing and incompetent. but the snp leader struggles on in a bid to secure enough support to keep hisjob. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news. staying in the uk, the british government says it's entering the final phase of putting its rwanda migrants policy into practice. a report in the guardian suggests detentions of asylum seekers — in readiness for deportation — could begin on monday. a british government spokesperson said at some stage people would inevitably start being detained in preparation for the first flight, which is expected to take off in ten to 12 weeks. meanwhile, the irish prime minister says foreign migration policies cannot be allowed to undermine ireland's own rules. simon harris said the country �*will not provide a loophole for anyone else's migration challenges', after it emerged that the majority of asylum seekers entering ireland had cr
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just in the conservative party, which is a left wing party. i mean, i know, i know, you might think that's a get out clause, but clearly the tories and labour are both two extremely left wing parties. >> but anyway, theresa may i mean, she was the one who was responsible largely for the reforms to the gender recognition. >> she's another lefty. they're all the same. there's only about five conservative people in the conservative party, like at the back somewhere, and they're being told to shut up. >> you should know with theresa may, because she dresses too well to be on the right. >> they're all fakes. but, why do you think the parties destroyed them? we've got, you know, reform and other ones anyway. but on your other question, it is bizarre, isn't it? you talk about this sexthe soul, i believe, is the phrase. it is a metaphysical belief, ultimately, that you're you're born somehow in the wrong body. and one thing that's particularly egregious is the accepting with children saying that to you, when obviously a child will do what it can to fi
just in the conservative party, which is a left wing party. i mean, i know, i know, you might think that's a get out clause, but clearly the tories and labour are both two extremely left wing parties. >> but anyway, theresa may i mean, she was the one who was responsible largely for the reforms to the gender recognition. >> she's another lefty. they're all the same. there's only about five conservative people in the conservative party, like at the back somewhere, and they're being...
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and i'd ask those people to trust the doctor who's seen the conservative party up close. >> well, that's the labour view. policing minister chris philp is defending the government's handung defending the government's handling of the nhs, pointing to record levels of spending just in the last year alone, the nhs has grown by 68,000 staff and there are today 7000 more doctors and 21,000 more nurses than there were a year ago . than there were a year ago. >> tens of thousands of people each year are fleeing the welsh run nhs. >> sorry , the labour run nhs in >> sorry, the labour run nhs in wales to have treatment in england . england. >> former immigration minister robert jenrick is calling for a cap on net migration, saying it's the only way to restore voters trust. mr jenrick says he wants a far more restrictive system allowing less than 100,000 people a year, writing in the sunday telegraph, he said the government's recently passed rwanda bill will join the graveyard of policies that failed to tackle illegal migration last 30 years. >> politicians of all stripes have promised controlled
and i'd ask those people to trust the doctor who's seen the conservative party up close. >> well, that's the labour view. policing minister chris philp is defending the government's handung defending the government's handling of the nhs, pointing to record levels of spending just in the last year alone, the nhs has grown by 68,000 staff and there are today 7000 more doctors and 21,000 more nurses than there were a year ago . than there were a year ago. >> tens of thousands of people...
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decided that it is time for him to go from the conservative party. and he didn'tjust sort of say, "because i think i've had "enough and they've gone in the wrong direction." he accused them of not caring about public services, about not caring about the nhs and of losing their compassion. so, defections are big news stories, even if, newscasters, i will say, the person in question is not someone who necessarily is a massive politicalfigure. but a bolt out of nowhere. i mean, defections from the government to the principal opposition party are extremely rare. we had one a couple of years ago. christian wakeford left the conservatives for labour when borisjohnson was in great difficulty, the start of 2022. before that, the last time it had happened was 1995. so labour will be — indeed are — ecstatic that they've managed to get two in two years. but when the christian wakeford defection happened, there were a lot of rumours in westminster... i remember, yeah! ..that labour were talking to potentially several conservative defectors, people from the a
decided that it is time for him to go from the conservative party. and he didn'tjust sort of say, "because i think i've had "enough and they've gone in the wrong direction." he accused them of not caring about public services, about not caring about the nhs and of losing their compassion. so, defections are big news stories, even if, newscasters, i will say, the person in question is not someone who necessarily is a massive politicalfigure. but a bolt out of nowhere. i mean,...
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party do not have time before the next elections, which will sweep them away, but while he is in the saddle, he rode to poland on tuesday. if we don't support ukraine now, the costs will be much higher and we will put the uk defense industry on a war footing. britain will spend 2.5% of gdp on defense, a country where economic growth last year was 1% and price growth was 7.5. however, for complete harmony they lack something, namely berlin’s consent to supply taurus cruise missiles to ukraine. scholz continues to persist in his reluctance to send them to kiev, fearing escalation and public opinion, as well as remembering how the americans tricked him with a tank. in this regard, attempts to push through the chancellor intensified this week. on wednesday , sunok moved from poland to germany and praised scholz for his decision to transfer an air defense battery to ukraine. scholz accepted the praise, but still did not give in to persuasion. germany is ukraine's largest sponsor financially and also when it comes to arms supplies. moscow won’t hit berlin in response, that’s not prov
party do not have time before the next elections, which will sweep them away, but while he is in the saddle, he rode to poland on tuesday. if we don't support ukraine now, the costs will be much higher and we will put the uk defense industry on a war footing. britain will spend 2.5% of gdp on defense, a country where economic growth last year was 1% and price growth was 7.5. however, for complete harmony they lack something, namely berlin’s consent to supply taurus cruise missiles to ukraine....