after johnson appeared to concede the processes of extradition of a cia spy accused of killing were one sided corbin said this this disparity with the u.s. is about to be laid bare when the courts decide whether the wiki leaks publisher julian assange will be extradited to the u.s. on charges of espionage for exposing war crimes the murder of civilians and large scale corruption will the prime minister agree with a parliamentary report that's going to the council of europe that this extradition should be opposed and the rights of journalists and whistleblowers up held for the good of all of us johnson didn't answer the question and then in a week the u.k. corporate media has been continuing arguable support for islam is to extremism in syria the scottish national party came out all guns blazing lamenting syrian coalition attacks on groups affiliated to al qaida occupying areas of it live some

300 kilometers north of damascus and 2017 that's foreign secretary this prime minister and that could be policy of accepting the city and dictator assad's rule over the country assad has delivered death and destruction on his people a man who has been gassed his own civilians the humanitarian situation has reached crisis point and there are no concerns of war it wasn't clear whether the s.n.p. leader in westminster then wanted u.k. military action defacto on the side of al-qaeda linked groups in syria even johnson seemed confused i really think that the right honorable gentleman need to consult his memory better because he will find that this country and this government has persistently called for the end of the asaad regime crucial to britain's reasons for bombing syria were allegations of chemical weapons used by the syrian government now it is the o.p.c. w. that it's back. it is

a conspiracy of the whistle blower testimony but today the word conspiracy is arguably more so as he aged with this information about corona virus joining me now via skype from brussels is the chief medical officer of britain's 3rd biggest pharmaceutical company jess kay dr thomas brewer thanks so much thomas for coming on how confident is yes k of getting a vaccination for those people who are infected with corona virus. so obviously it is a rapidly the developing situation normally paxson development takes 8 to 10 years it's up to see not have put into current texts what has changed is that in the lead vaccines can be developed much faster but you still have to test any medicine and specifically vaccines in clinical trial it's in humans and it takes 3 if 218 months or for the current outbreak in china it is not be hoped for but an.

anemic develops you see that you have lots of cases in china and maybe if you were to go maybe days as it has yet as yet it has to be said but how difficult is it in the laboratory when of course the corona virus can mutate while the 12 months of research 18 months of research taking place so we have currently no indication that the initial strain has mutated not be actual constituencies them sequel it certain sprint's richard are circulating and for the time being it seems to be the same strain as it was in the beginning so it seems not to be a problem right now already china says it is using cuba's interferon alpha to be to treat corona virus in touch with the cuban authorities with what they're doing not be a not but not if you're talking about medicines not make sense which is another parallel approach which is currently because you would because right now we don't have back

since not medicine sort of the medicine is an interesting approach and everyone is trying to contribute and is is there a problem here with the collaborating across the world with so many different organizations i mean there's a there's something called the coalition for epidemic preparedness innovations what is that group because you see diff share prices in different companies going up and down when u.s. biotech company you know ve already claiming to have a vaccine they created in 3 hours. i mean i don't mean much that is true but i'm office the envy of what they're doing and it's one of the candidates might have an impact coming to a city it's a private ownership which was created in dark horse in 2017 and this organization has collected money from different governments. enjoy and this money available to rapidly facility research and did now supporting different

companies and different research institutions to come in to come up with a solution as soon as possible obviously the united states has sanctions on cuba so presumably a company like j.f.k. can't even do any research and development with countries that are currently under sanctions from the united states. so in the next in business and to kiss you mention it's nothing to do you think since i just came back from a big meeting with foreign delegates will be a bit different disciplines and i see great solidarity that people from a different fields will have to get reassurance coming up to somebody because johnson and johnson a competitor of yours also says it's going to get a vaccine in 12 months more difficult for your company after all it of course it was controversial its position in china had to pay half a 1000000000 buff to or caught in china convicted you of bribing doctors to use g s

k products so i'm not really sure you're going to get bit discretion absolutely changes and other banks in canada and it's working on that. it was johnson and johnson are doing the same thing but is it more difficult for your company because china is presumably more suspicious of g s k because of this massive. payment to your company had to make for. bribing doctors in china right now everyone is so willing to get congress really. has a different approach we have what is called an adjutant technology which we have tested in the last through an image and b f h e. people make the technology. available to other companies if they need if they think they can use this technology including companies china the thing is though just in the past few days the s.k.

has announced it's firing 720 people 720 people are being cut in research and development so how does that square with your ability to research and development axes so we had lunch going to his asian. on a scale of this organization despair have definitely no impact in. our ability to develop it seems the cause of their. core business and it will certainly have no impact on their current discussion or article. and what's morale like in the laboratory i mean obviously the biggest ever drug settlement in history was d.s. k. with the united states $3000000000.00 for antidepressants and of course when it came to swine flu you had to settle confidentially without liability over pandemics in ireland so researchers obviously are all obese be happy to look good on candidates which will make a difference for many people involved and corona virus is one of these examples i'm

sure. of people in just kenya many other companies is sign everyone who wants to contribute watching television reading the newspapers are you satisfied that the public is getting a clear picture of coronavirus or are you aware e of this information and fake news about such a dangerous virus and being very early in life children who are on social media and certain things i see really counterproductive but. media in general is is very helpful and tries to speak to inform appropriately do you think you can understand why the public a suspicious a big pharmaceutical companies 400000 killed because of opioids and now the big pharmaceutical companies are saying they're coming to the rescue of a coronavirus i think over all are. millions of people

who benefit from pharmaceutical drugs on a day to day basis and i think that is on the forefront of many people who need medicines and specifically in a situation of to meet the constant supply of basic medication septum or last. in saline it's very important to know who the pharmaceutical industries also remember that well in fairness they were hugely created by a keynesian infrastructure government spending surely more than private public partnerships like the coalition ready to make prepared this. challenge that companies like e.s.p.n. others invest hundreds of millions in development without any security made a decent candidate said i make it to the market and any danger because of the race for profit for

a vaccine for coronavirus because all these companies are competing that one of the companies will miss something like obviously g s k did as i say over the president's and others did over opioids so i don't see any indication for that and . the government has regulatory agencies who obviously have to approve even. court not cool enough on its medication so don't make an ism simply is that everything is working out as it should be and you're confident that it will be a big western multinational company in order chinese government company or another type of company that creates the vaccine in 12 to 18 month. i don't make any prediction i know that many companies including many companies in china trying to work on a solution and it's on the forefront of everyone who's knocking it is dr thomas

roth thank you. thank you after the break. as the official tory set of inquiry into the ground felt by catastrophe in london immunize these corporations from blame we talked to the court in supporting politician who represented the westminster about the quest for justice plus traitors the mass fear and betrayal is a new film charts the prosecution of the cos are not struck we speak to one of italy's greatest film directors former radical politician mockable akio about his pompadour nominated movie of the civil coming up about 2 going on the ground. this is a preview called problem with not a moon but in your circles one of. you can do for you much for the call of with a girl would marry you to live on their. winding

good for a preview you're already seems to have you know made it seem to trace. that . welcome back joins me now to go through some of the week's top stories is a former labor member of parliament for one of the richest constituencies on earth kensington code is bar council for goldblum emma we're going to go through the postmortem over colvin's defeat but the reshuffle this week the sajid javid the chancellor on expectantly. resigning is adviser mark allen when he was community secretary he was actually serving as a technical director at a greenfield cladding manufacturer more gallant pleased to see the back of him and replaced by a russian soon act from goldman sachs yes absolutely he should be

a cabinet minister and i had dealings with him face to face russia germany you know with such i would write at the beginning of my incumbency and i found the most incredibly unsympathetic person very challenging i don't know why they gave him that particular order actually because you need to be at least half human literature that has to do with grenville beyond to that in a 2nd this is go 1st of all to this story from the mirror a cabinet reshuffle to cost 100000 pounds in golden goodbyes estimate of a good 25000 pounds lots of money being given a. shuffle it seems absolutely and obviously when you lose your job you get out of redundancy payment so at last i have i but this is different but i just shifting to a different role it's not as if they've lost everything altogether they lose in a ministerial cause i know that some of them are very very fond of but and to be to be paid for that i do think it's a pretty obscene one we have what is it one in one in 10 teenagers are living in poverty absolutely disgusting and perhaps the media representation is of runners

and riders is winning these are kind of missing the point i think so but then you know there are some who are very crucial most of them are members of the new people so it's that kind of tightening up the club or just one umbrella one person who did keep his job was recently leader of the house of commons who famously said that grand filled the granville dead should have disobeyed firefighters advice infective really this from reuters inquiry into london's protection of the key witnesses immunizing corporation's another silent march last like 2 what's your take on the ground phil and the sea search for justice i was there that day when they when the this request for immunity from prosecution. for all evidence was was was given and then i was there the day when when the chairman of the inquiry actually said that he was integration has been now sent to our attorney general or even when we don't have much. hope on on her teacher we're ink for the chancellor in the chancellor

and so i mean a lot of different groups i meet people all the time because i live right there a lot of people just about inspire ready for any kind of hope of justice the whole justice system in a case like this is torture for the people who've lost everything and now we're going to have so on a brave woman deciding whether or not it's going to be contests ok well arguably those who also have been giving up hope during the week of those being deported from this country your leader germany called seem to say that an american admitted american born politician like boris johnson blond white used to class a drugs like ok he's not deported why should black people be deported the f.t. u.k. to pursue jamaica deportation despite partial court reprieve i'm very much on the side of we had so many cases in my constituency absolutely heartbreaking people have been here forever unpaid there is

a labor legislation from 20 years gordon brown brought it in deportations loads when with a protest when they actually exposed this is recently because they're being so harsh on people the people people who have committed a crime some time ago and have not paid for it to do that are they still permanently considered to be there's no no hope for redemption at all so they're still treated as outcasts of the people some of them may have committed a crime decades ago but have completely reformed their lives if you had issues or not the new jersey he defended the deportation of people of color number 10 i don't know who had number 10 people are thinking it's probably going said this is a westminster bubble story the deep ordering of people of color of hardly hardly. i mean it seems like a hardening of. everything that we are dealing with there i mean racism is is is becoming rampant again and it's very very depressing i remember it was like that in my youth you know we are true melting pot in north kensington and suddenly all

these issues are coming out it's horrible it's really horrible it's venomous it's toxic it infects every layer of society where they think all these you know black people are bad they must be sent back you would support boris johnson being deported into the well i think it was of really could put into actually because we know who are these if if it's a deal to do with drug dealing who are they supplying we know this lying often it's white collar workers and there was a huge scandal just last year about the amount of coke taking in the house of parliament and the eels in the thames out so i were freaking out because there's so much cocaine in the water coming from the 10s of course the m.p.'s in the corridors of power look completely deny cocaine abuse i'm sure they do of course they do express here is e.u. murphy crime bosses of abuse the brussels project to make billions of course the red wall would say that the e.u. is a mafia organisation not sure what you think of this particular story but certainly

you think bricks and call cause to your suit concerns a bit more complicated really you know we are heavily remain constituency i actually came in on a take a shot of a ticket really which was accepting the result of the referendum but making sure that that we went a number of forms and then we had specific specific red lines what that was the low part of position at that time it became a late party and then we made this what i still think is an error even though my remain a. second referendum i still think if we stuck to our 201-720-1718 position. of leaving but reforming and having a good proxy as we called it in the old days i think well you know we will have a much better chance of winning it of work i do here strong work cause the. i think the irony is that he's now they believed contender for pay for the earth they leadership what i do actually blame him for for swapping our position and i do think we need a different voice and while we're listening to the person who lost the election and

i don't thank you. well away from them after years in the european union what about the original sicilian crime syndicate a new film the traitor explores the real life story of mafia boss told us so we scatter in his betrayal of secrets of the cousin of structure and the fabric of italian politics we caught up with his award winning director margo bill akio a friend to murdered communist filmmaker leni at the mayflower hotel in london tell me about traitor and how your main character thomas roberts gets played by your friend just go over you know he says the mafia the name is a media construct there is no matthew no louis got a. call on their brother to get the ship he cracks falcone because he says mafia is the sort of term used by the newspapers by the media but in actual fact our organization is the corsa nostra. and he explains the file kone and this is why his collaboration with alcoa is so valuable. he explains the architecture

the structure of the costa nostra. the meaning of the don't like the commission the district bostons. the family bosses the copper regime on the soldiers. all the internal structures and hierarchies are connected to each other. so falcone can finally understand there were many crimes but they were not connected to each other. yes he tells falco and their cause and australia is like the new socialist utopia democratic to protect the poor before all the heroin started see the goal yes that's what bush et the says to falcone he says i believe in a different my fear i haven't betrayed the mafia i have given allegiance to it

because that was a mafia that respected the children the women the judges and that especially helped the poor a sort of mutual aid society which gave work to those who needed it. the corleone family brought heroin to parliament to sicily. because of their thirst for power their greed. broke those rules so they are the ones who betrayed the principles of the course in austria i am not the traitor they are. at that time falcone says no. that's not the case even in your mafia. all sorts of horrible crimes were committed they are different but somehow they must all be condemned apart from the connections to italian politics. bush had to do you think he's naive he didn't think they would kill all his family

number inside like no because he didn't think salvatore in the eighty's did so much they had to kill his children. and his relatives to bring him back to sicily and then kill him as well. considers him not just evil. but a natural lunatic botts someone who is driven by thirst for absolute powers. here cusins him he says you have destroyed the cause of nostra. you all you weren't happy with all your power and all the money you made. you wanted absolute power over the cost in australia and that was your downfall. oh yes in a way he was nigh it because he didn't expect. to go that far

killing his children his brothers is nephews his whole family. certainly is not naive about italian politics a conscious decision to when we see and realty in the film. you made films about the red brigades i'll do more of. said that a journalist coming back or really killed in 179 the red river bulletin he was going to reveal and reality and moral connection in the film you chose not to but the political connections. not even these goals know the story about andreacchio belongs in a 2nd phase. in a sense that folk only wanted to go after his 1st maxi trial. he wanted to tackle the 2nd layer. of the politicians. of all those

characters who were in the shade who had never been charged with anything. but who falcone knew were responsible for all the massacres that were taking place in sicily and in the rest of italy. but because there was no evidence both falcone and bush at the. decided not to mention the 2nd level. when falcone was murdered in a capacity killing it's as if bush ethar who respected falcone. and considered him a friend he decided to carry on giving evidence. good didn't 1st for the anti mafia commissions and then in various other trials to try and prove under what is role he most it was not the only one. but he was the most important for.

his colluding with the mafia. but after falconis death. there was weak. we know he didn't really have sufficient evidence to have him convicted. he told the truth. but his truth was not enough. and so in the 2nd part of the film we see bush at this decline. the testimony with andrea often marks the beginning of his decline the italian spy francesco buzzy ends up he was convicted over the bologna trade bombing he claimed was heather was a cia agent when you were working on the film you didn't want to get in do not have and that will feed that question although even i have to say it was said to himself

said there was a coup being planned in italy and because of russia in the mediterranean they called it off what do you think of all of them. said that i was was bush at the spy with the cia did he collaborate know in a 2 and a half hour film we could tell his whole story would have needed 5 or 6 hours but there was a side to bush in the states off the collaborating in the maxi trial he went back to the states and collaborated with the f.b.i. . on all the trials the pizza connection and so i won't in which a whole series of other mobs does were involved and who had been arrested in those years. yes i don't know if he was collaborating with the cia. will be f.b.i. he probably was. but it's not something we dealt with.

because it was hard enough to keep within those 2 and a half hours the whole of italian story of that i'm not ruling it out but you should also one else i'm not a historian who knows all these things. are going to look again and again begs. you're speaking to be there and the film is out internationally now and that's it for the show will be back on monday and of labor's leadership debate here in britain to ask of the left has been forced into silence on the issue of palestine until then keep in touch by social media and juda next time globally at the same times but on up to u.k. and i knew times of 830-143-0183 extension 0 g.m.t. see that.

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