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prime minister abandoned plans to rip up the parliaments standards system, in order to block the mp�*s suspension. a world first — a pill — designed to treat covid — is approved by the uk medicines regulator. workers in the biggest economies are leaving theirjobs in record numbers — in what has been dubbed the great resignation. we'll look at why — and what employers might do to stop it. plus the hunt for the los angeles jetpack man looks like it's been solved — we will explain. the conservative mp at the centre of a row over parliamentary standards has resigned today saying he will remain a public servant "outside the cruel world of politics". the former northern ireland minister, owen paterson was found to have broken lobbying rules and had been facing a 30 day suspension, which might have trigged a recall in his constituency. except yesterday his fellow mps voted not to uphold the suspension— and instead voted to overhaul the standards watchdog, the very body that had ruled against him. after an intense backlash from all directions this morning — the government has p

let�*s go back to the front page of the times. take pride in our world children says head teacher. . in our world children says head teacher. , ., , , in our world children says head teacher. , ., ,., , , , teacher. tell us about this. this is a story based _ teacher. tell us about this. this is a story based on _ teacher. tell us about this. this is a story based on a _ teacher. tell us about this. this is a story based on a speech - a story based on a speech that samantha price who is president of the girls— samantha price who is president of the girls school association is going — the girls school association is going to _ the girls school association is going to give tomorrow, i think. and she is— going to give tomorrow, i think. and she is going — going to give tomorrow, i think. and she is going to attack adults who criticised — she is going to attack adults who criticised cancel culture, snowflakes, being woke. it's an interesting speech coming from samantha price who is also the head mistress— samantha price wh

sirjohn�*s comments follow a difficult week internally for the conservative party. some of their mps are frustrated they put their necks on the line to vote with the government for it to then u—turn. voters will be the ultimate judge of how much damage this causes the government. but the message to borisjohnson from his predecessor today was not to take any votes for granted. ione wells, bbc news. (christopher hope is chief political correspondent and assistant editor at the daily telegraph — he told us that these comments byjohn major do matter. john major's comments really matter, he is a former tory prime minister, there aren't many of those, - so, when he say things, they count. in number ten, they will know he supported jeremy hunt - in the leadership campaign in 2019. he hated brexit, he campaigned i against brexit, or the way it turned i out, and it matters what he says. and he knows how damaging sleaze can be to a government. his government was brought very low in the '905 by sleaze _ |and that is a concern and mp5 right| now are meeting their constituen

speaking at prime minister's questions, the labour leader also brought up borisjohnson�*s performance at this week's cbi conference. it follows a difficult period for the prime minister, who has been criticised for a u—turn on standards reform and the cancellation of part of hs2. our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. are your mps behind you, prime minister? have you lost the support of your backbenchers, prime minister?— of your backbenchers, prime minister? ., , ., , minister? uncomfortable questions after an uncomfortable _ minister? uncomfortable questions after an uncomfortable few - minister? uncomfortable questions after an uncomfortable few weeks. | after an uncomfortable few weeks. borisjohnson has seemed discontent and had his authority queried. last week there were empty spaces on the conservative benches. keir week there were empty spaces on the conservative benches.— conservative benches. keir starmer drew attention _ conservative benches. keir starmer drew attention to _ conservative benches. keir starmer drew attention to it. _ conservative benche

leadership that the government have proposed plans only for a u—turn to then be announced days if not i later so certainly the prime minister got some heat on him yesterday and also the chief whip and murk spencer after mps were whipped with a three line whip to vote on the government on this issue. he is certainly feeling a lot of pressure on this today as well. i have been told that some mps who were considering of staining this vote, they were then told if they did do that they would certainly lose certain positions they had been given or sacrifice getting positions again in the future so certainly mps feel like they were given a lot of pressure to vote with the whip on that issue only for that decision to be changed but, interestingly, the farm at downing street chief of staff under theresa may says the mistake here was made by friends of owen paterson himself rallying around him for a cause mistakenly withoutjudging what around him for a cause mistakenly without judging what the around him for a cause mistakenly withoutjudging what the outcome of that would be. i withoutjudging w

it was the prime minister of�*s way of doing business. a pattern of behaviour. when the prime minister's adviser on the ministerial code found against the home secretary, the prime minister kept the home secretary and forced out the advisor. where no electoral commissioner investigated the conservative party, the prime minister threatened to shut it down. and when the commissioner for standards looked into the prime minister's donations, the prime minister's donations, the prime minister tried to take her down. government corruption, there is no other word for it. mr speaker, it is said that the prime minister doesn't believe the rules apply to him. but it is worse than that. he absolutely knows that the rules apply to him. his strategy is to devalue the rules so they don't matter to anyone anymore, and to go after those charged with enforcing the rules so that regular rules have less consequence. that way, politics becomes contaminated. cynicism replaces confidence and trust. the taunt that politicians are all in it for themselves becomes accepted as wisdom. an

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sirjohn�*s comments follow a difficult week internally for the conservative party. some of their mps are frustrated they put their necks on the line to vote with the government for it to then u—turn. voters will be the ultimate judge of how much this damages the government. but the message to borisjohnson from his predecessor today was not to take any votes for granted. ione wells, bbc news. christopher hope is chief political correspondent and assistant editor at the daily telegraph. he told us that these comments byjohn major do matter. john major's comments really matter, he is a _ john major's comments really matter, he is a former— john major's comments really matter, he is a former tory— john major's comments really matter, he is a former tory prime _ john major's comments really matter, he is a former tory prime minister, i he is a former tory prime minister, there _ he is a former tory prime minister, there aren't — he is a former tory prime minister, there aren't many— he is a former tory prime minister, there aren't many of _ he is a former tory

if the prime minister is going to do a u—turn, i do urge him to do it properly because the government are saying they�*ve made mistakes, and yet this evening, it doesn�*t look like they will be voting for labour�*s motion, which would ban those second jobs apart from a few exemptions. a nurse for example. and there�*s no timetable on what the government are proposing to crackdown on this egregious abuse of second jobs and consultancies. the second “obs and consultancies. the prime second jobs and consultancies. the prime minister has come up with his own proposals? i�*m prime minister has come up with his own proposals?— own proposals? i'm worried the government — own proposals? i'm worried the government are _ own proposals? i'm worried the government are continuing i own proposals? i'm worried the government are continuing to l own proposals? i'm worried the i government are continuing to push this into the long grass. there is no timetable to actually crackdown on this abuse of using second jobs and consultancies to boost your income and in many cases, for an mp to

sirjohn�*s comments follow a difficult week internally for the conservative party. some of their mps are frustrated they put their necks on the line to vote with the government for it to then u—turn. voters will be the ultimate judge of how much this damages the government. but the message to borisjohnson from his predecessor today was not to take any votes for granted. ione wells, bbc news. i'm joined now by david gauke, former conservative mp for south west hertfordhire. he wasjustice secretary and lord chancellor during theresa may's government. thank you forjoining us here. first, your thoughts on what sir john major had to say today? i first, your thoughts on what sir john major had to say today? john ma'or had to say today? i think sirjohn john major had to say today? i think sirjohn major _ john major had to say today? i think sirjohn major was _ john major had to say today? i think sirjohn major was justified - john major had to say today? i think sirjohn major was justified in - sirjohn major wasjustified in saying what he had to say. sadly, the governmen

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india�*s prime minister narendra modi has announced a repeal of three farm laws, which prompted nearly a year of protest from hundreds of thousands of farmers. mr modi made the u—turn in a speech to the nation, to mark the birthday of the founder of the sikh religion. farm leaders have welcomed the announcement, as our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan reports from delhi. victory for india�*s farmers in a stand—off that lasted close to a year. relief and celebration, an unexpected win which tasted especially sweet against a prime minister who rarely backs down. addressing the nation on the birth anniversary of guru nanak, the founder of the sikh faith, narendra modi surprised many when he said he would scrap his controversial farm reforms. committed to taking wide ranging action to tackle discrimination and promote inclusion and diversity at all levels. we are committed to tangible action and discussed several areas of focus, including stamping out discrimination, making cricket more open and inclusive and ensuring effective governance and leadership. the group work th

speaking at prime minister's questions, the labour leader also brought up borisjohnson�*s performance at this week's cbi conference. it follows a difficult period for the prime minister, who has been criticised for a u—turn on standards reform and the cancellation of part of h52. our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. are your mps behind you, prime minister? have you lost the support of your backbenchers, prime minister?— of your backbenchers, prime minister? ., , ., , minister? uncomfortable questions after an uncomfortable _ minister? uncomfortable questions after an uncomfortable few - minister? uncomfortable questions after an uncomfortable few weeks. | after an uncomfortable few weeks. borisjohnson has seen discontent, backbench rebellion and his authority is queried. last week there were empty spaces on the conservative benches and keir starmer drew attention to it. i see the have starmer drew attention to it. i see they have turned _ starmer drew attention to it. i see they have turned up _ starmer drew attention to it. i see they have turned up this _ star

the house of commons had been expected to approve the u—turn, as well as the suspension of the former conservative minister, owen paterson, for breaching lobbying rules. our chief political correspondent adam fleming is in westminster for us this morning. quite interesting to see what happened yesterday. what does this mean now for the government? we have not been able to draw a line under the story. there will be another attempt at this motion in parliament, probably early afternoon, and that means another opportunity for either mps to object or make comments about it and for us all to talk about the owen paterson case for another day. that is the significance of that. separately, the business minister has written a letter, sort of apology, to the parliamentary standards commissioner after he did an interview a couple of weeks ago when he was at the climate conference which appeared to suggest she would not be able to carry on in herjob because of what was happening with mps and peoples attitude to her and what happened in the owen paterson case. he was criticised for that because it

is belarus, and last friday, its leader, alexandra lukashenko, granted a rare interview to the bbc�*s steve rosenberg. it was a combative encounter. translation: since july, 270 ngos have been shut down in belarus. - translation: |'u answer - your question with no bother. we'll massacre all the scum that you, the west, have been financing. oh, you're upset that we've destroyed all your structures, your ngos and all those that you've been paying for. europe doesn't see mr lukashenko as a legitimate president. he claims not to care. many viewers praised steve rosenberg's interview, but in addition to that lack of recognition he mentioned from the eu, the uk government has also said it considers last year's presidential election in belarus to be fraudulent and it does not accept the results, which gave mr lukashenko 80% of the vote. so, some viewers were surprised that he was described on bbc news online as �*president lukashenko' and on tv headlines like this. in an exclusive bbc interview, the man known as europe's last dictator, president lukashenko of belarus, says he won't stop th