in the trying to police officers that has changed quite consider the reeducation. black people eight times more likely to be still no we're talking a lot i'm not here to defend particular areas where that might because of the looters to do what i what i'm saying is that it's a valuable tool it needs to be used in the right way and i think the vast majority of members of the public out there would understand that if there's a police officer you had grounds to suspect that someone might be carrying something illegal then it makes absolute sense for the police officer be able to establish whether or not it's thought that that is the code is the targeting of the working classes in the premiership black footballers don't go and search nearly as much as well i think the lead up of the face of this is to make sure that people don't feel as though it's being. targeted in that kind of a way because that is not the point of the legislation or the power now it's very important to be able to use the power appropriately and to be able to justify it in fact every time one of the searches takes place you know has to be recorded and

people are in targets of copies of the record that's why the statistics concerning stop and search are so details because the police absolutely have to be held to account but it's just finally and briefly then we're obviously headed for perhaps a hot summer who knows i mean what do you expect the summer to be like in britain with twenty thousand fewer police officers the legacy of tourism is wallace's well if it's anything like the great british summer is going to pour with rain i suspect but what we'll have to wait and see but one thing's for certain for the british police service will be responding in you know as well as it possibly can with the resources that it's got and i think the great british public are firmly behind the service in trying to deliver that and i hope that the news home secretary will give the resources to be able to achieve it as well see what i think you. after the break. not your home office veteran grime mc mussy phonics tells us why he believes institutional racism thrives in juries amaze hostile environment over civil coming

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the. welcome back inquiry into the ground felt our tragedy continues today just a few weeks away from the one year anniversary of the fire that killed at least

seventy one people in west london jeremy corbin shot a u.k. chancer john mcdonnell called it an act of social murder but after allegations of plans to relocate the inquiry and restrictions on statements from the bereaved those affected by the tragedy questioning whether a judge appointed by u.k. prime minister to resume can bring justice had chief of staff stands accused of sitting on a report and devise safety grime mc masi for nix's newest song liberty's looks to fight against injustices like grunfeld he joins me now and he'll perform his newest song at the end of this show must evolve welcome to going underground the grand fela evidence is happening under this judicial inquiry his time to care who lost six relatives in the grand final fire in west london said it wasn't a tragedy it was an atrocity he was rich. poor segregation agree one hundred percent one hundred percent. i mean it's clear that these people died in this fire because they're working class or lower class even i should say they're poor that's

why they died i just feel like if the people inside the file that died were white people with blonde hair and blue eyes this would be cheated a completely different way as i've said before on the other show i'm not a politician i'm a local man and i see things exactly how they are and the facts of the matter are. if these people were middle class people or up across people this will be dealt with if in fact it would even happened but if it did it would be treated a whole different way you know that other show with mainstream media and independent television and since that interview the government has admitted which you were saying was going to happen perhaps that many people have been deported where do you think to raise them a is responsible for a fifty's nine hundred fifty s.

policy of no blacks no dogs no irish i don't think it's a reason may is personally responsible for the one nine hundred fifty s. of course not however. the no blacks no drugs no i resigned what my thing is on it is back in a day for example my friends grand when she first came over she came over on the when rush and she was looking for employment in cali as would she was living in brixton in a small. studio apartment of eight people head to toe a little crazy just like males and females all mixed and she walked in the snow from brixton to callie's wood which is about an hour and a half in the snow in the cold to get from prime and when she got there they didn't even speak to her they just point it to the sign that said no blacks no dogs no irish which meant by a by not for you go away so my point is the reason why i wear this is because today even though those signs of down there are still very much in people's minds you know a soul is in that debate it was with

a government. permanent private secretary personal private secretary because he quadrangle used to be a friend of the show used to come on the show all the time frame but i understand when you made your appearance which was pretty fiery you had people who had stories about the deportations. by the british government they send them to you i've had loads i've had loads is strange to me because like i said to him i'm not a politician and it was ok on to him after it was an ever case of me versus him. it was just it was just it was more working class verses upper class it was a it was a thing of cross ism he being a black man being a black man but he doesn't see that it was so separated it's actually ridiculous it's he doesn't even recognise himself in me so away from that in terms of the

people they they've been sending me essays and letters and stuff as if i am a politicians if i am standing for the people and i had a really nice lady there but they sent me a long message on social media and she said to me our dad who's been in this country for fifty years who is a train driver he's worked in different jobs and he's just been the poor and he has grandchildren here yes children and grandchildren here and they just send him home and there's no sign of him coming back the new home secretary because the last one resigned over the windows scandal course not because she said she didn't appear to know what she was talking about not because of the scandal itself the new name secretary says we should have more stop and search. well let me just say what i think. i'm a rather quickly. that was just a of the flexion in my eyes that was a chess move that they thought i repeat for woodwork that could deflect he away

from them so that when russia's happened is discussed in everyone knows it's discussed in the whole country is turned upside down because of this it's terrible and what they've done is almost put it all on one person and it's not ok what a sack her or she can resign when she goes that problem goes but that isn't the case so that's why from about her image in regards to what actually worked before you discovered search you think your resume should take responsibility to reason may. could have stopped those deportations from happening. as far as i'm concerned amarok all you want this is your teen this is your party you guys are responsible all of you should be gone done so i think it's resume when she was home secretary did comment on racism in the police but now the person that replaced down the road says more stop and search is needed there isn't a stop and search on blacks. the government says this is even and the

international stop and search now what i think of that is ok that's cool that's fine however if you're going to do that then let's stop and search every white male who wears a tracksuit like what jimmy savile row and let's see if they have child pornography in their back which is ridiculous it's crazy even if it's crazy even to say that but this is how it is so when they say stop and search more blacks are you going to stop and search me and find a knife i don't think so just like you're not going to stop and search the next white guy next to me and find the child is stupid you know this isn't the solution this isn't how you stop knife crime they need to start rebuilding some youth clubs and put some studios inside this is the music let's give these people what they want this gives you all people are spending money on i mean even the every day police and politicians are expensive kit kats a chocolate bar is even game expense these days but they won't spend a couple of hundred thousand pounds and don't assume you've crops up and down the

country it's crazy there's so many solutions we can go on for days of the right people to put into these communities to help you know i mean figures show black people are eight times the people of color eight times more. stop in search of them and whites. there where their leader reid says while most of the people that are dying on the streets certainly of london and other areas of britain are black when the group of white males back in the day when stephen lawrence was stabbed when they were going around stabbing with a stop and searches then. i don't think so. it's not since we're pressed they consistently do this to us is just how it is in this country that's how it's always been and that's how it will always be maybe some would say all things are good but not good enough and know you're going to do liberties in a moment or latest track about another track to riot you know martin luther king's the riot is the language of the unheard what reaction did you get to the release of

that. people at the time whenever whenever these people was in sydney that this was a song for this because this was a song for the oppressed this was a song for the youth this was a. black white asian whatever. it's more the working class the council of state youth who doesn't have a voice and they need something to uplift him you know that's the right was for you know ted is down it's all right we're angry at the moment we can't look at this image like this is this is how is this is real this happened they killed my dog and people didn't have it they history and we went outside this is what happens as a riot that's what happens when when when when when they take the piss you know people are humans you know so so i made just as a song for the people to give them some upliftment and to give them a better heart to say you know what you can get up and fight for yourself it didn't

actually mean go outside and actually write it but it did mean have a voice. film powered and go where it was think the survivors of granville the people who live in blocks all over the country they'll get justice from this inquiry it's impossible it's impossible i mean just this how or how it was going to bring back the dead people are they going to bring back these these family members this six family members how no money can pay for that these people were writing essays to them for months for years given the mornings and know if occasions please that are there we've heard that this is safe or please need to do they would get in the fight for ages even on the day they were told to stay inside how can you tell these people to stay inside the buildings on fire it doesn't mark out to be screaming get out however you can how can you tell people to say inside is not just this is nothing they can do you can sack we want to your typical moves your typical cover ups it's not going to work these people or their lives are ruined my life and

everyone else in west london let alone the rest of the country and the world. have been traumatized by this massive onyx thank you and you're going to play your new song liberties in a moment but that's it for the show will be back on saturday when i turn me to activist rose mcgowan demystified hollywood's propaganda machine and why not to trust a man in a three thousand dollars suit until then he would talk to a social media with yours out there fifty four years to the day of the official founding of the p.l.o. which the name for the liberation of palestine through the struggle here is mostly phonics with his song liberties. good underground response to critics. how do we. knock em out some of the punk rock you know black no irish no joke i'm a team x. want to kick the can. make the point even if he takes on

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fifty years ago breaking within to a concert going on as a sleeping pill a dusty sword on the embers octets does what he said to the side effects were terrible but not on node. induction for boardwalk will be here not the war then boom boom up across europe victims are starting legal battles demanding at least some compensation in something in two ways first will the physical damage itself as well that the concert mind that the people who actually perpetrated this crime has never been the justice and there's been a couple of. the american political soap opera widely known as russia gate appears to have no wind no evidence has been revealed to trump campaign colluded with russia there is mounting evidence the intelligence community or should i say the deep state monitored even spied on trucks world.

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in these music least if you don't like the involved it's constantly evolving and. the b.b.c. documentary reveals doctors treating the x. russian spies ok script powell and his daughter initially thought they were dealing with the drugs overdose and therefore took no additional precautions also to come this hour an hour to schooling the italians the budget commissioner says sorry after he's accused of trying to tell italy how to vote by doing mongering about the economic consequences of having populists in power the u.s. nominates a new commander for the afghan war now in its seventeenth year we look at the facts of that account he had done the trump would signal a new era for the country. hello

there welcome it's five pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international. now the doctors who treated the russian spy service could have powell and his daughter following their poisoning in the british city of seoul spree in march of the paid in a b.b.c. documentary. has been looking into what new things we've learned about the case this sub b.b.c. newsnight program documentary has certainly highlighted some more curiosities about the whole script all saga adding just a little bit more mystery to this whole story if you didn't have enough already now this is our for. firsthand account of the medical staff doctors and nurses that were treating this compiles when they were admitted to hospital in salisbury following the poisoning and for starters some of the things described in this documentary were that initially it was assumed that the script hall had experienced an opiate overdose and there were no extra precautions taken in that regard no indication of the fact that there was a gent and therefore we take no more protection when any patient comes in which has

no point taken any extra precautions in terms of protecting ourselves the screwballs were found on a park bench back in march on march fourth on a sunday they were taken to hospital then by tuesday police officer nick bailey was admitted into the hospital and then only after it was that based off of red flagging from other scientific lab porton down that it was revealed that a nerve agent had been used and despite all this and all the talk of the harm that this nerve agent potentially being what it is could cause those who polls were sort of miraculously cured and this is something that a doctor in this documentary described as well that it came as a surprise how quickly they had recovered meanwhile a russian chemical expert that we spoke to said that the symptoms associated with an opioid overdose would be very different from those associated with

a nerve agent poisoning which launched in the initial police report. grupo was swinging back and forth while seated on the bench and also raised his hands multiple times this description resembles a drugs overdose and the initial version was that the scruples were suffering from friends and little poisoning total signs of military grade substance poisoning or rapid pupil constriction spasms and if you really incontinence all the symptoms are absent from the initial reports your photos. well certainly lots of curious details and to this day it seems clear that there are still lots and lots of details in this whole case to be addressed well after the incident the u.k. russia of carrying out the attack saying that only moscow had the means and the motive as well as the track record russia's repeatedly denied it had anything to do with the soldier from poisoning said other countries develop chalk and made it

clear to you it had traded in a high profile spy swap and the former agent posed no threat to the country's interests moscow also says the fact it's being denied access to. a russian citizen is suspicious let's talk with peter and there is a biochemist former london police officer to about all of this good afternoon to you peter thanks for coming on firstly let's just talk about what the nurses said in that documentary to piers that they initially mistook this nerve agent for a drugs overdose is that surprising could that happen do you think easily. that's not in the least surprising to be honest. when you have someone that's just found collapsed in a public place and not in a position to give you any sort of indication of why they've collapsed and nobody's witnessed anything that's leading to that collapse then i think frankly the initial responders the police the paramedics and the staff in the emergency department or the local hospital they're all just struggling for possible explanations of what's

going on they're looking at the symptoms they've got they're running through the various options and to be honest on a sunday afternoon in solsbury nerve agent poisoning isn't even going to make it on the list of possibilities it just wouldn't be a consideration as simple as that and so out of all the different options some sort of drugs overdose is going to be the favorite what that drug would be would then be the subject of them carrying out further tests and trying to get to the bottom of it at the start p.t. they weren't wearing any protective clothing as i understand it but then none of them showed any symptoms either. about haps being poisoned by the nerve agent again is that something peculiar. not particularly the emergency services even the first responders the place and the paramedics would have bitchy wear gloves when dealing with any sort of patient and emergency department just for ordinary health. health risk reasons and

so there wouldn't be significant skin to skin contact. when it comes to konstam a nation with the knowledge of. it does rather suggest that the preferred or what seems to be the preferred explanation for how it was administered through some sort of contact poison maybe in some sort of grease or some sort of gel spread on the door handle or whatever and therefore on to the skin of the hands of the victims. it would tend to suggest that if it was powder of some sort then it would obviously be on clothing and everything else but if it was through the contact method it would just be on the parts of the body where that contact was made and obviously they have spent some time doing all the things between getting contaminated and being on that park bench and so if it was on the hands then it will have worn off

quite considerably just through ordinary contact crises and so there would be limited amounts left there and so you'd have to go some to get a significant dose from the hands and there would be no reason particularly for their to become sat with their hands if that's where it was administered just on that point i mean we've heard reports that it's thought that this was spread all over the door handle of the script hours home many people have gone in an ounce of that it appears but they don't seem to have been affected by not be chalky either. well we say that the police will have gone into the address. whether they will have sort of kept people in the door locked and closed behind them when they had a police officer present at the premises is debatable they may have done they may not have done but again when you're searching premises you'll be wearing gloves and whatever anyway. it's interesting to note that the police officer that suffered the effects i think he was a minister the day or two minutes or spittle

a day or two afterwards there were reports at the early stage and i am not one hundred percent sure on this it sounds more like if he's a detective it sounds more likely to me that he was involved in going to the address and was perhaps one of the first in through the door. and therefore may well have come into contact just on that first contact with the premises yeah and just briefly peter we all know all we were all told that not be chock is a deadly nerve agent and yet all three very pleased to say have survived i mean. does that surprise you. not really it's a possibility whatever your age or of your toxin is it depends on the strength of the dose and it depends on how it's administered and how much of that strong or how much of that drug use in whatever method you're ministering it then gets into the actual body. again it tends to suggest the. administration through something

where it's taken in through the skin is perhaps more likely because smaller doses go in through the skin it's harder to get a dose of any toxin in through the skin than it is through breathing it or in through consuming it in some way and so that would tend to suggest that that means of administration as well the police service will know this the investigation will know this they will have found what we know they found traces in all sorts of places because we've seen the army taking away all sorts of vehicles and bits of infrastructure from around the town center to decontaminate them so we know we've found traces in all sorts of places and they'll be looking at how much and where and i would think they'll be fairly confident of knowing where the actual administration was done ok peter look really good to talk to we'll have to leave it there that was peter kirchen by chemists and also former london police officer thank you. that was mentioned the u.k. government accuses moscow of poisons could of powell and his daughter and in some

surprisingly blunt terms to the u.k. defense secretary once he even told russia to shut up and go away when asked later whether he requests regretted that remark kevin williamson did try to dodge the question. to pay tribute to the health service person sorry did you answer the way you're no no no no no i'm you regret using that kind of casual language the world your world united behind britain and one more time would you please answer the question if we came together with our allies and. russia interview terminated because you won't answer the question good luck with the african elephants our project. in other news today the budget commissioner has apologized amid a backlash over his recent remark that italy should take its cue from the markets when deciding whether to vote for populists and that's my expectation is that the coming weeks will show that the markets government bonds and the economic development of italy could prove to be so drastic the.