such as julian assange and edward snowden seek to use that information to make a name for themselves as long as they make a splash they care nothing about the lives they put at risk or the damage they cause to national security what makes walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service it's something that the echo chamber of elite mainstream media will be keen to amplify his nuclear weapons hawk paul mason interviewing us before he threw in his lot with labor leader jeremy cool but in the u.k. also refuses to confirm or deny where there's already a u.s. extradition warrant for me and whether or not the rape charge sticks there's no charges i haven't the allegation but when you say that you could spend to arrest you for the american side such as what goes for journalism even after ruling the us government funded v.o.a. had to go over the un panel ruled the various forms of deprivation of liberty to which julian assange has been subjected constitute a form of arbitrary detention it said he should be released and compensated and

wanted to raise a maze no chance left to say about the un ruling on the defacto waste of millions of u.k. taxpayer pounds being used to effectively torture one of history's greatest whistleblower publishes this is a frankly ridiculous finding by the working group and we rejected yes the british government rejects the un panel it's not for us it's going underground to reject or accept the un even if according to this next clip the channel un now watching stands accused by the cia of direct collaboration with wiki leaks in order to publish instances oh of nato war crimes russia's primary propaganda outlet r.t. has actively collaborated with what wiki leaks sanjian his ilk make common cause with dictators today. yes they try unsuccessfully to cloak themselves in their actions in the anguish of liberty and language of liberty and privacy but in reality the champion nothing but their own celebrity as just fade arguably doesn't

rest in a british court tomorrow but with the erstwhile presenter of celebrity apprentice well julie the sun just currently held in an embassy in the royal bar of chelsea and representing that in parliament the richest bar of the riches constituency in the country is ever dead code m.p. she joins me now and i welcome to going underground before we go to the catastrophe that is greenfield just take us back to the general election in june when you became the representative of the richest constituency in the united kingdom things were really changing we could feed our neighborhood there are lots of different things going on one of them was a general disaffection with national government but it's far more right wing given amongst the richest people almost country living your constituents that italy i heard that from a lot of people they are very very uncomfortable with a couple of fearing more to the right and we have decent tax paying tories who didn't like the tall metal some of them would vote for me. certainly it was an

issue. that was one issue but there were a whole number of things that made people uneasy with what was going on and they knew you were a backer of jeremy corker not a near liberal blairite labor absolutely and i've been i've been i have my side of politics all my life but i'm a local person i've lived there forever born and bred in the bar so lot of people knew me through the council having been a councillor for twelve years and just four days after you win the grand old tower tragedy happens how soon did you realize it would become emblematic of decades of new liberalism in this country from the second term there very early in the morning and saw what was going on i live just to the right and there i knew people in the town or people who died and people who survived. as soon as i saw better i knew that this was going to be was you an isolated case of a fire in your community not really not really because of the history of our the

number of people who live there and nearby the whole issues about the proposed development not regeneration is the development of the states near there there was so much brewing it was going to be world changing well tourism way obviously did respond to calls for an inquiry and now the house of commons petition committee crossed purty serves that your appeals for the terms of the inquiry to be of all that there's some merit in that absolutely well this is the petition put up by some of the survivors and briefed relatives to appoint an advisory panel which represented the community because we've seen in the early days of the inquiry most of it was run by i am afraid white men and that this is our community is very very mixed up people are very uncomfortable with that they wanted to properly represented if they wanted to. various different little prime minister said no and she said no and they were very upset because they took the petition personally in to see her and talk to her in downing street for a least half an hour we waited outside they came out very pleased and then just

before christmas they were told no and they were distraught actually so i wrote to the chair of the petitions committee and that was the result that they asked her to review her response and i thought it had been insensitive and she hadn't taken everything into account but there's an overhaul of the inquiry if we ever were to happen will not include the replacement of the judge more big you've not called for him to be replaced even the reason they selected him when he himself has been attacked or come on the grid is i'm from the supreme court of this country absolutely i'm not calling for a while in the early days i did indeed ask that i didn't think he was the right person for the job having looked into his history we're stuck with him now but what they what that's down to theresa may she's i mean it is down to her she has the ultimate court. that the survivors number even and i take my cue from them have asked for an advisory panel. to be included in the inquiry and the terms of inquiry

is so narrow now they literally just looking at how the how the fire took hold how did it happen and a bit of the background to it it's so now right there in a regular new york stock exchange today with this company that's reporting but you know what using the word of under the terms given to it it may not have as big an impact on your community well you know i feel what it's going to come up with is the recommendations of the house inquiry which was you know for has never they have never been implemented this is far and south london my very similar issue happened with similar kind of cladding and six people died now that has been we've been calling for the for the for the government to implement those recommendations for several years now and they haven't done it with the minister in charge after that like a bell inquiry is now to resume is chief of staff and he will he came into criticism for not following up on recommendations for the inquiry would feel like for you you know that he's sick actually you know we're all very well aware of that we're very very aware of that because he's now basically the closest person there is to the

prime minister exactly and to everything i can night and day we have dedicated case workers trying to trying to lobby for them but where we're hitting you know the people in charge of the county that we have to grow because there are you know because you do know yeah this is in your hands are tied but we'd love to buy the private property is the unfortunate there's no legal way we can do that at the moment they have apparently bought three hundred homes they keep on saying we secured three hundred ten for people to move into but when when when the residents go on the the website they have to wear it for there are only three or four which suits them so i don't understand what's going on there there's a mismatch between what we're told and what the survivors and briefed are finding and year drizzy may said she would sort things out when. when she fully understood it nerved only three out of some one hundred sixty tower's who have similar clout in the past as countless times in parliament. and we're told by the secretary of

state if councils come to us we'll consider it and not a single council has had any funding to have their party replaced you mentioned as you said you didn't want to use the word regeneration and development it's labor councillors that have come under attack for social cleansing and for voting for social cleansing what did you think of jeremy corbin saying that there should be balance on estates needed before labor council sold off public property hundred percent i think we've really lost our way i think a lot of the labor councils have really lost their way and they got sucked into space because of a lack of government funding but they got so sucked into this here farai joint partnership developing hames and then yeah social housing is getting squeezed and squeezed and some of the labor councils are as bad as some of the worst of the worst offenders on the other side before you even get to a private contractors what does it feel like you do realise it k p m g is now being

investigated one of the big five orders in the world over the multi-billion collapse of karelian when we were like you and pop star lily allen said the b.m.g. should have no poured in the public inquiry into granville announced by tourism a while and i'm very glad that it they've been there they're being exposed now some of these massive companies have got their fingers in so many but one of the top orders in the world yes well who has been you know where is the can't ability he's keeping an eye on them i do think there's something changing in all of this these massive corporations who are accountable to no one. are crumbling and that's a terrible thing for people who work for them but i do think that this been a massive problem brewing for many many years with these huge unaccountable multinational corporations and they're going to argue little not just these private multinationals it's housing or so. ations is it time for labor to call time on housing associations over notting hill housing in genesis housing associations emerging in your constituency sixty five thousand homes of the turner of point

seven billion pounds is this labor going to do something about housing association absolutely there has to be complete review of how they run they've been getting bigger and bigger and they started where i live in north kensington they started there to get people out of the slums they are now the new slum landlords i've got photographs that would make you feel physically ill but people's health people living in notting hill housing they've become the slum landlords and they're getting bigger and bigger and less and less accountable and that's completely wrong there has to be a riff you of how that works the labor campaign to remain because it ironic that it is precisely because of brics it and even the european court of human rights which protects private property if britain gets out of europe gets out of its commitments to that it will be allowed to nationalize housing the asians will be able to take all these things it's democratic and draw is not a good time for corbin supporting policies supporting politicians yes

it is and that there's an awful lot that has to be reviewed but we're in the right place to do that now i think we really are i think we've come to labor coming to grips with the massive social housing problem that we have. to think they've you know i think we need to have done better for quite a long time being a voice in the wilderness in kensington people listening now because of this awful atrocity on my doorstep and anyone just finally anyone fearful that they will return to a blair eight years when north london council recently saying the problem with. de facto people like you people is what germany goban is you have ideological dogma. that i'm not the same beliefs the thirty years you can call me a cope. mattick i'm going to continue believing what i believe which is a fed day's pay people should have a roof over the head that doesn't leak food on the table and children should be

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