helen lewis from the atlantic. that quote from david davis, you know, it's the kind of quote that newspaper editors dream of, isn't it? yeah, i thought it was very interesting to go back and have a look at the hansard records of that 1940 debate because leo amery, who delivered it the first time, well, the second time after oliver cromwell also sort of whispered it. and that was to me the most interesting thing. the kind of drag ends of pmqs without being rude to backbench mps can often deteriorate into which the prime minister likes to say anything about the opening of my new garden centre. and so what was interesting was there was, as gerry says, it was a very heckling pmqs. but actually, when david davis stood up, it fell silent. and i think that was because people thought, hang on a minute, this is the kind of guy who might lob a grenade into the chamber. and sure enough, he did. and there have been some reports since then saying, well, actually, this and the defection of rallied the tory mp round because they

helen lewis writes for the atlantic. laura hughes is political correspondent for the financial times. and phil riley is the chief executive of boom radio and has had a long career in commercial radio, including running chrysalis and overseeing its sale to global. and, phil, we'll be talking a lot in the programme about the revolving door between journalism and politics. and times radio have just snapped up ruth davidson, the former scottish conservative leader. why are ex—politicians so popular with you radio executives? any room for one more on boom radio? well, i actually started back in lbc... when i was chief exec there in 2004, we invited tony blair to do a phone—in and literally sit there and push the faders and take the calls, so i'm probably to blame for all of this. yeah, now they're all at it, aren't they? i think we took the view, and certainly the people that now run lbc have taken this to fantastic level, that, actually, it's great to have an unmediated opportunity for listeners to speak directly to poli

helen, thank ou, didn't break any rules. helen, thank you. helen — didn't break any rules. helen, thank you. helen catt _ didn't break any rules. helen, thank you, helen catt there. _ family and friends of a british woman living in tonga have said she is missing after she was caught in saturday's tsunami. angela glover was swept away while her husband james survived by clinging to a tree. waves higher than a metre crashed into the pacific island nation following the eruption of an underwer volcano. our corrrespondent howard johnson has this report. a military surveillance plane leaving auckland, new zealand, this morning, bound for tonga. australia has also sent planes to carry out an assessment of the damage caused by saturday's eruption of an underwater volcano. satellite images captured the moment a tsunami, triggered by the eruption, engulfed tonga and sent a shock wave across the pacific ocean. and listen to this — a sonic boom captured on video more than 400 miles away in fiji. sonic boom the international federation of the red cross estimate that more than 80,000 p

i think helene is up, helene cooper. mr. kirby: yes, sir. sec. austin: and so we'll go to helene next. reporter: hi. thank you, secretary austin and general milley, for doing this. i have questions for both of you. for secretary austin, you said in your opening statement that vladimir putin clearly now has the capability to enter ukraine. has he put in place the military hardware and troops that he would need to launch a full-scale invasion of all of ukraine, the whole country? and for both you and general milley, both of you have been military officers for four decades. you served in the gulf war, in iraq and afghanistan after 9/11. you've seen north korea and iran pursue their own nuclear ambitions. i'm wondering, does this feel different to you? how would you characterize this crisis with ukraine and russia in terms of its potential to spark a great power conflict? sec. austin: well, in terms of whether or not he has enough forces to conduct a full-scale invasion, helene, you heard the chairman say earlier that he's got north of 100,000 troops

to come to terms with it to immerse myself that period and when i first came across one of my women helen kirkpatrick almost the least. well known of them. i was so impressed by her as one of these few female journalists who'd actually made their way to the front lines of the second world war. that i wanted to find out if there were more of her and once i found out that yes, there was this. small group of incredibly valiant women who'd battled against all the army regulations that were trying to keep them away from the battle zones. once i really said all found their own ways to the war and had risen heroically about battles civilians, you know all the aspects of war. i knew this was a book. i wanted to write. oh, yeah, absolutely. it's just like i said, it's inspiring and it reads kind of like you almost see it like a movie playing out, you know that this scenes are so vivid and and you can picture it. so tell me how you ran across these six women because they're not names that you would just know about weirdly. i was out in paris doing an assignment as a dance project interviewing the c

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but abdul helene doesn't think that's enough. we're moving to slowly move forward with allow more more and more growth clues via because we push it more goldman, which is you touch didn't couldn't go to heat. now show you my like you may even go to the star last another of them. and i'm sorry, i'm a digital only thing one as she don't. but i guess blunted has been jasmine. hello, is this all fingers all the way i can we him miss you out with that? not only, not that looking, not yet in the act here to test for human with the woman i got marie a. are you not that not, it's not into him now yet him as a roman. i'm to handle that and keep the pull more of a barrier down alongside to help us out with ah, it's an open secret that private military companies have been playing a role in our conflicts world wide. u. s. government doesn't track the number of contractors and uses in places iraq or afghanistan, the united states army and the military and general is so reliance on the private sector. i would call that dependency, but we don't

what say you go ahead helen? i would agree that it's both. i mean the problem was that most people who voted for bided were necessarily building provide they were going against trump. so, i mean, once, once the high new phase of that little affair is over, then you realize, okay, well i have this a career politician who's never done anything in the entire 50 years. he's been in washington. what would be expected to do something? now it's just people, people gradually woke up to the fact and yes, he made his whole campaign about coded and when he failed to deliver on that and it was call it. and it was this, the idea of unity in our democracy, quote unquote. and instead of like uniting america is basically just tried to stick one half of us against the other half in every way possible. whether it's through, whether people are in favor of mandatory vaccines or in favor, lockdown or masking all every little morsel of the, of the coby narrative has become a, basically, a mortal combat like fight to death under bite it. because if it's easier for

oh, good, helen. the same question to you because i post the question in my introduction, who is it? is that the policies or the messaging and richard is saying it's both. what say you go ahead helen. i would agree that it's both. i mean, the problem was that most people who voted for bided were necessarily building provide they were going against trump. so, i mean, once, once the honeymoon phase of that little affair is over, then you realize, okay, well i had this a career politician who's never done anything in the entire 50 years. he's been in washington. what would be expected to do something? now it's just people, people gradually woke up to the fact and yes, he made his whole campaign about coded and when he failed to deliver on and lose call it. and then it was this big idea of unity in our democracy, quote unquote. and instead of like uniting america, he's basically just tried to stick one half of us against the other have in every way possible whether it's through the, whether or not people

your thoughts, helen? yeah, they all come in with this mythos behind him. i mean, obama was supposed to be this great reformer and his entire cabinet was picked by citibank. so, i mean, the idea that people gradually realized, oops, we just left the wrong guy and, but yeah, as far as the pendulum swing goes. busy there people are just registering their dissatisfaction. people voted for trump because they were extremely let down by obama. people voted for i didn't because they felt or the media told them they felt extremely le let down or in other, in some way offended by tongue. so unfortunate the media does have a lot to do with the fact that we still have this going back and forth and getting nothing done. but as the division and the dividing and concrete increases to cover up to the fact that the empty seats in the white house are incapable of accomplishing anything for the good of the american people, or really for the good of anything other than their stock portfolios. then it becomes a question of, of we are of, it becomes a question of who, where, wh

take pity on abdul helene situation and let him draw water from there. well, there's nothing all they can do for him. everyone here is facing similar problems with what a noun, declare, miami or the santa maria in that the random display on what are now given. if those hope could you put them all right, and we got, it wasn't a month for a motor now and unit for declaring lag on my side. unless you move term, which equates them okay. written with they used to gather twigs and rubbish from the street as fuel for the stove, but now those streets are bare as if thoroughly clean. just nothing more. you mean on the beach which is michigan mall? yeah. care kimmie, i can mo, mitigating more yakima here. for that, oh yeah, i can be able go in and he got some movie. nicky, me give you on minimum tuition was kidding. so a saturday morning ah, recently another family nearby has also decided to sell their children. ah, yes. here is the the man of the family is called said pacola. he makes no secret of the fact that all the problems stem from the drugs to which he's a

you know, when my grandma helen, my grandma helen amonson left sinai hospital, in 1973, it didn't change the hospital. it didn't change the culture. it didn't change the law. it didn't change the country. but when she walked it changed her. when she stood, it changed her. and it changed her sons and it changed her daughter, my mom. and that willingness to stand, that willingness to walk, it has echoed in my life, it has echoed into the life of this young woman. it is incar nat in the life of a -- incar nate in the life of a 12-year-old boy who wouldn't be here if my grandma helen hadn't stood, my grandma helen hasn't t walked. every child matters. every woman matters. every person matters. [cheers and applause] and no matter what this does, no matter what this changes, your being here standing, your being here walking changes you and you matter. god bless you. [cheers and applause] >> one last time. [crowd chanting] >> [indiscernible] -- but i agree. now you may have noticed that the stage is slowly filling up behind me with some familiar faces. the pro-life movement is made up of incred

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helen, for the i moment, thank you very much. helen catt in westminster. let's get more reaction to the news that builders will have to pay to remove unsafe cladding from buildings. michael gove told builders that innocent leaseholders must not showed an unfair burden. he said he could use legal means to make them pick up the bill. let's speak to barry gardiner the labour mp who has campaigned for reform to the housing industry since the rental disaster in 2017. thank you for waiting so patiently —— the grenfell disaster. how adequate is what mr gove has announced today? words are cheap, the government has had 3.5 years to act. in the meantime, my constituents and over1 million leaseholders in this country have had their lives put on hold. people have become desperate. some people have felt suicidal, they have been trapped in homes that are now valueless, they cannot sell or move or go on with their lives. they can't have children because there is not enough space or they cannot get divorced because they cannot separate. this is an absolute scandal. an

helen ward speaking to me _ can support their players. helen ward speaking to me earlier. i now, the transfer window closes in the women's game today and on the football news show, they've been talking about some of the biggest deals over last few weeks. there've been rumours that arsenal striker vivianne miedema wants to leave the club, but emma sanders says she might not be on the move — for now, at least. she could still be on the move. i think— she could still be on the move. i think for— she could still be on the move. i think for her to go today, it would be extremely tight, but her future beyond _ be extremely tight, but her future beyond this number is still unknown. our contract — beyond this number is still unknown. our contract runs out in the summer. absolute _ our contract runs out in the summer. absolute giants in the european game _ absolute giants in the european game it— absolute giants in the european game. it is really important for her~ _ game. it is really important for her. they're top of the table and if they can _ her. they're top of the t

let's talk to our political correspondent helen catt. this is quite an acceleration of the allegations isn't it, to make a formal, what will effectively be a witness statement to the police? we're not sure it's quite that formal. what we understand is that william wragg has asked for this meeting with the met police, that someone from scotland yard will meet with him in the commons this week, so i am not sure that we are quite at the stage that you might have suggested there. so that is what we know about... hot suggested there. so that is what we know about- - -_ know about... not under oath or anything. _ know about... not under oath or anything. but — know about... not under oath or anything. but he _ know about... not under oath or anything, but he will _ know about... not under oath or anything, but he will clearly - know about... not under oath or anything, but he will clearly be l anything, but he will clearly be putting allegations, otherwise it wouldn't be... it’s putting allegations, otherwise it wouldn't be. . ._ putting a

john, i think helene cooper is up so we will go to her next. >> thank you secretary austin and general milley for doing this. i have questions for both of you. for secretary austin you said in your opening statement vladimir putin has the capability to enter ukraine. have you put in place the military hardware you would need to launch a full-scale invasion of all of ukraine , the whole country and for you and general milley, both of you have been military officers for 4decades . you certainly iraq and afghanistan after 9/11. you see more of her and pursuing their own nuclear ambition. i'm wondering does this feel different to you? how would you characterize the crisis with ukraine and russia in terms of its potential for great conflict? >> in terms of whether or not he has enough forces to conduct a full-scale invasion helene, you are the chairman say earlier he's got north of 100,000 troops in the border region . that gives him a number of options and what he's done is he's continued to move troops and resources into the region is increase his options. and so we won't predict where hi

helen on the democrats line. go ahead. caller: yes. i think it is wrong to put a black woman on the supreme court because it is a campaign promise. these jobs are supposed to be considered by your qualifications. and, i'm not saying a black woman can't be the most qualified. what i'm saying is to just come out and say that, is that not reverse racism? are you not going to commit racism against a hispanic candidate or a white woman or a white man or a hispanic woman? maybe a japanese or someone of another -- we don't need to be picking these jobs by religion or race. we need to be picking them by qualifications, just like college or anything else. everything ought to be done by the qualifications. what they've done. i'm not saying a black woman can't be the most qualified. but, that is what is wrong with everything now. that is why we can't get along with regrets and republicans. because we are not breaking this down and taking people by qualifications. host: helen, that is the democrats line. the line for republicans is (202) 748-8001.

yvonne cobb and helen catt, bbc news, westminster. now on bbc news, yalda hakim travels back to afghanistan to find out what the country is like under taliban rule. last is like under taliban rule. year, after 20 years of war, last year, after 20 years of war, the taliban retook afghanistan. 0ver100,000 afghanistan. over 100,000 people fled. now, with access to the new taliban government, i want to find out that the country is like under their rule. they face a country shattered by war. the economy is close to collapse and millions face starvation. every baby and child and here is in a critical state. wejust don't child and here is in a critical state. we just don't know if they are going to make it. and this one—time terrorist group now faces a new terror threat of can the taliban form a government that can put their violent past behind them and help rebuild this broken country? the last time i was in afghanistan, it was two months before the taliban took kabul. almost everyone i've met then, members of the former government, human

helen catt, bbc news. earlier i spoke to helen and asked her ifjohnson loyalists had to be careful with their language when trying to persuade backbench mps to side with the prime minister. i think there's going to be huge scrutiny and you would expect that there may be some efforts being made over this weekend, heading into this week. it's seen as a bit of a crunch week for the prime minister. certainly he is going to have allies on the phone trying to persuade the doubters, the waiverers and trying to win them over, but you are right, coming off the back of this and with this context, there is going to be an enormous amount of scrutiny on exactly what methods are being employed to try and do that. what is the latest with the sue gray report? we have been waiting for it for quite a while now, but obviously she's got various different alleged gatherings to investigate and that list has grown somewhat, but there is a feeling we could get it this week. yes, and part of the reason it has taken longer than per

i see helen has a question. helen, go ahead. >> thank you, alex. hi, maddy. hi, philip. the thank you both very much for your presentation as always. i'm reassured when you hear you both speak and especially you, maddy. philip, i know you've spoken before. maddy, we've seen you a few times before the m.d.c. and i've always reassured at how thoughtful your work is and your group's work is at sfmta and how hard you must work too. so that goes for both of you, especially you, maddy, again, because we've seen you so much more often. but so first of all thank you. the thank you for all the good work. maddy, you'll have to tell us how was it testing out the sidewalk sensors on the scooters? i was waiting for a picture of you or a video. >> first of all, thank you, helen. that's very kind of you to say. and our group really -- we really appreciate our relationship with m.d.c. i think i speak on behalf of everyone that we really appreciate the feedback we receive from you all and just the opportunity to collaborate with you on making our city more accessible. i did ride the scoo

that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. >>> welcome back. we are following news out of colleyville, texas. it appears a man is holding several people hostage in a synagogue. in the past few minutes, nbc news reports one of the hostages has been set free. three senior law enforcement officials briefed on the situation say a man is holding a rabbi and potentially others hostage inside congregation beth israel. the man told authorities he wants release of aafia siddiqui from federal prison. the 49-year-old siddiqui was convicted of attempting to kill u.s. officers in afghanistan. she's held at a federal prison in fort worth. not clear how many were in the building at the time of the incident, whether anyone is armed. in response to the incident, new york city mayor is deploying extra officers to synagogues in the city. >>> continuing coverage of the tsunami advisory now in effect in the bay area followi

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our political correspondent helen catt reports. the former minister nus ghani is at the centre of an extraordinary dispute after a week in which the tories have turned on the whips, ministers and each other. ms ghani was the first muslim woman ever to speak from the dispatch box in the commons, and has claimed in the sunday times that her faith played a part of her being sacked as a minister by borisjohnson in 2020. she says that when she asked a meeting of the whips for an explanation, she was told that her "muslimness" was raised as an issue during a reshuffle meeting, that her muslim woman minister status was making colleagues uncomfortable, and that she dropped it after being told that if she persisted in raising this, she would be ostracised by colleagues and her career and reputation would be destroyed. the conservative chief whip mark spencer took the unusual step of identifying himself as the person she was referring to. he said the accusations were completely false and defamatory, and that he had never used the words attri

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that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. >>> now a story that shows how when people work together it can move everyone forward. our story on a church in san jose that also runs a food pantry. the lighthouse ministries food pantry was told it could not stay open because it didn't have the right permits. after we helped bring the story to light, the san jose mayor and council member worked towards a compromise. on tuesday they plan on urging the city's rules committee to waive the permit fees for the duration of the pandemic and then after the pandemic is over, they'll discuss waiving the fees permanently. >> i really appreciate the city of san jose's support but even since the last media, or the last time you guys did a story here it brought in so much support that attorneys came in. other entities like second harvest stepped up. love the fishes, martha's kitchen, hunger at home, they all stepped in as

john, i think helene is up, so well go to helene next. >> hi, thank you secretary austin and general milley for doing this. i have questions for both of you. for secretary austin, you said in your opening statement that vladimir putin clearly now has the capability to enter ukraine. has he put in place the military hardware and troops that he would need to launch a full scale invasion of all of ukraine, the whole country? and for both you and general milley, both of you have been military officers for four decades, you served in the gulf war and iraq and afghanistan after 9/11, you've seen more iran pursue nuclear ambition. i'm wondering, does this feel different to you? how would you characterize this crisis with ukraine and russia in terms of the potential to spark a great power conflict? >> in terms of whether or not he has enough forces to conduct a full scale invasion, helene, you heard the chairman say he has north of 100,000 troops in the border region. that gives him a number of options. what he's done is he's continued to move troops and resources into the region, increased

mary and helen, 16 and 22. their bodies lying in the mortuary had been among fuller's many abuse victims. among the 80 who police have identified. soon, a public enquiry will examine what more should be done to make hospital mortuaries secure places of rest. good afternoon. i want to say on behalf of the trust how shocked and appalled i am by the criminal activity by david fuller in our hospital mortuary that has been revealed in court this week. most importantly, i want to apologise to the families of the victims of these terrible crimes. they were so many different reactions to it. some people wished that they'd never heard, they were really angry by the news, feel that they couldn't fathom the thought that a human being could do this, they thought of him as a monster. some people feel that the person that was affected by these offences was no longer their loved one, in that body. other people have kind of taken the news, and taken it in their stride and just accepted it. but i think the main reaction has bee

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