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Trump rages at new impeachment inquiry
U.S. President Donald Trump lashed out Wednesday following House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s announcement of an official impeachment inquiry into his conduct, complaining on Twitter that none of his White House predecessors have “been treated so badly” during their time in office. “There has been no President in the history of our Country who...
Ukraine becomes embroiled in Washington politics | #TheCube
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Asked about Trump, Ukrainian leader says only his son can pressure him
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, asked whether U.S. President Donald Trump had put improper pressure on him during a July phone call, said nobody can put pressure on him except his six-year-old son. …read more Source::...
Trump’s Biden-Ukraine conspiracy theory has been debunked. So what really happened?
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‘It’s a witch-hunt’: Donald Trump lashes out as impeachment calls grow – video
Donald Trump says growing calls for his impeachment are ‘nonsense’ after it emerged he withheld nearly $400m in aid to Ukraine.The US president ordered staff to withhold the aid before demanding Ukraine’s president investigate Joe Biden and his son, it emerged on Tuesday. Trump said the controversial phone call, with Volodymyr...
Donald Trump to release Ukraine phone transcript as he fights 'witch hunt' impeachment inquiry
Donald Trump agreed to release an unredacted transcript of his contentious phone call with Ukraine’s president today after slamming Democrats for launching an impeachment inquiry against him. …read more Source:: London Evening...
Instant Opinion: Johnson ‘owes Queen an apology’
Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Wednesday 25 September Analysis Gabriel Power Wednesday, September 25, 2019 – 10:30am The Week’s daily round-up highlights the five best opinion pieces from across the British and international media, with excerpts from each. 1. Kate Maltby for CNN on a PM under pressure Boris Johnson...
Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Wednesday 25 Sep 2019
PM flies home following Supreme Court ruling Boris Johnson has been forced to cut short a trip to New York and fly home to face angry MPs who are expected to return to Parliament this morning after the Supreme Court ruled that the prime minister’s prorogation was unlawful. Jacob Rees-Mogg and newspapers including The Sun have accused the...
Five things you need to know today: Parliament returns & Trump’s impeachment moves closer
Also: the fish is running out. De-prorogued Parliament is to re-open this morning at 11.30, after 11 Supreme Court judges unanimously ruled yesterday that its recent prorogation was unlawful. Perhaps not surprisingly, however, a number of the papers have taken Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s side over that of Parliament or the court,...
Trump impeachment: Pelosi launches formal inquiry into Ukraine claims
US Democrats have opened a formal impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump over allegations he sought help from a foreign power to damage a political rival. Top Democrat Nancy Pelosi said the president “must be held accountable”. Mr Trump has denied impropriety and called the efforts “garbage”. While there is strong support from Democrats...
