it would. be me god not all of. them in emotion poured it. on the door of your. great britain july 17th 949 the son is born to young. polish immigrant and his english wife rita marjorie chumley even though the family was already multinational the parents could never have foreseen that one day their child would become a russian. prime russian i'm an immigrant to this country but i'm russian and it's my home and no one can something bad about it they should firstly look at themselves. john lives here in the village of kuta a region that's not his house it's not a hotel john built for tourists he designed it to take up residence in an old cow shed today i'm living here in russia it's called the perry hall dakota door between

to cut off next to car sheds in this room a natural fact is where the milking operating. equipment was this is where we started. farming life more now than 26 years ago if you look at the roof it's the roof of a normal corrupt nick that this is a home. to sell steel and he's lived and worked in 12 countries rich handsome and successful he came to russia for the 1st time in december 1991 on a 3 day business trip those were tough times the sivia union had dissolved and there were long queues outside the grocery store he wasn't expecting a lot of good to come out of that trip. i came here expecting will save us to have a neck that came from the areas to their shoulders and being drunk it was that kind of image it was interesting and people after paris troika everybody was very hospitable because it was a new life capitalism hadn't arrived so people had more free time went to

a couple of bars went back and resigned to said i want to go to russia i jumped at this opportunity i jumped to do it so quickly up because i was frightened of losing it i was 42 at the time i just felt at home. today john pisky owns one of the biggest farms in russia that has more than 4000 cows and produces one and a half tons of milk a day. and he still does need a way to get all that you did he need to buy it the water to. give him enough money to be thief is not see the through. the book but for most they just get over me put into

a bolshevist it's the. same in spirit of unity. but the most or yet both begin to think that yes the way to get over what you have not. if the war hero it. the more for war bolshoi's women amalek in years if. sick. and he kept pretty is the need for some to go up and die in comfort or die in court or die him her or she spawn him yes yes the i need nobody me. your. ward. but. it took john a while to become a farmer when he 1st lived in russia he sold steel and coal and even part of the coal mine for that free and rich british man life was relaxed and easy until one

day he decided to give it all up and buy one abandoned collective farm and then another in fact john might never have become a farmer if it wasn't for. he's a free man but i think god decided that this money is not going to be free so within 3 months i was in a bar on to a sky free man i was looking across and there was blond lady and i think i was going to buy her a drink i took one step back in the one useful channel of the building on the 4th you know. about the about that office without this will and i said oh i'm very sorry do you speak english and he also was of course and i said oh i'm sorry can i buy you a drink in the guest of course there's the need to would she know if you can use the arsenal almost at will but i thought i knew all about the at the tax ocean with

the clotilde you know it's just not go out at. quite a theatre wants to have the option bonus so we'll go by which there is no way because they do that and. talk the talk around with ramos while pro-style it would all go gaga yes brasil yes which is you need to someone not to. your dog muses about 3. we got to know each other very quickly there are lots of questions but my questions are mainly what did you do when you were young whatever because i had this image you know here i am an international business guy who i heard about these new russians. throw in the group known as well and you go out as the little skewed is ancient when you thought that i'm through being young. because i didn't go you know

what the russians ensured on these kenya west would be. the flagship but i wouldn't like to nina's flat one day and so i opened a photograph album and there i found photographs of a normal person 13. going to the north with the dogs going down to the cuff skiing and having parties with their friends i virtually cried out of shape because this horrible image of newnham will go out it is the young go by all those of. us that were in the upstairs and you can go idea yeah i don't know i guess you know go go and be a good one i think. it's just this what it's sometimes deep here and be true. because. you don't wish. to stop and each other

a. little go to mind your mind. by by. second oh yes. we need to show taught me to have no voter or. be it will mean you're. just i'm a groupie coffees the small drink feel many times oh yes. i do. think it was he was comes to the new. year yet it was the other way i've just. got no. i don't know how to squeeze all that just so. here i was. dead outside you. do. not. and i just built a new porch i have to find new. work on the jump to the top are going to stay long

as the. mom of the distal poplar was gone yes a good snake i set you final bill. and pops up on. yes but still it's. a studio style that you're whining hurts over here with them is that. when he snapped but it's some little got some mumble should stay on the go if . you think the arctic a shit if the most among us likes and i'm not going to. go in there what often done with success goes i know our. children help out on the farm but the daughters go to school they only help during the weekends and holidays the sons on the other hand are always working. there's not enough. there's no to no deal

just step on on the tube but he hasn't always spent a long time in exile in his father's homeland. so you were. i did just get i gave him a certain amount of money took him to a country town called both and said you don't like russia live here i took it russian postpones said see what i see here you have the most on the up but at the school. of the road is. what i what i thought i was doing and i just went. along with what he did why do you still pick up the park was key would be. way off the field at the court it was that it was i should have been do it you don't see that much at the bar we're not. racist you're not so. pretty seedy

a problem with along the line you. must mean putting it over to the butts of. the problem with them which response i see a. problem with the problem of. i will sol because those people didn't understand him or joked about him and after 3 years he cried to his mother i'll join the army i'll go to siberia i want to come home his choice. was a pandemic no sir you know blood is going to nationalities. the summer. heat.

commentary. we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. you cannot be both with the yeah you were.

thinking of getting a new coming once we got in here she was no problem was he didn't know what to do he was trapped in this tiny little wired hotch we don't need a crate with him he will just stir freaking out and he won't let us bring him anywhere near and thousands of greeting dogs are changed in the in human conditions on puppy farm i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in a cage outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. to get what you. want it's ok. across the us cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and pet stores most of the puppies are coming from this large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sought and at stores even giant a good businesses are involved like ogling mom santa there has been

a shocking amount of organized opposition to efforts to increase the standards of care for dogs bred in commercial breeding for so many days most of that opposition is coming from huge agricultural groups and industries that have nothing to do with jobs don't buy dog on a hottie. ah no tree no crow. no shots both. factions the belts. well. know as one. point your thirst for action.

we go to work so you stay home. johnny's happy that his son chose russia and makes no secret of it john made the same choice back in 1901 it took him 6 years to become a russian citizen at that time the russian security agency was suspicious of an englishman wanting a russian passport in 1907 of course it was everybody was wanting to leave and this he did came along and wanted to live here when i was interviewed by the federal k.g.b. in those days they came to me and said well why do you want to live in russia i

said fine but i'm fine that entre fraid of the maffia i said i've got the best creation this it could who are singles but borg. for quite some time now john has spoken of russia with terms like our people and my country he really visits the u.k. he gets pulled then too quickly and relations with his british family have become complicated to i've got brothers and sisters in the u.k. and i think it annoyed them when i spoke last spoke to them some years ago that i said well our child all meet at the border if there's a conflict comes to the border maybe my sister's son there and maybe my daughters on the other side of it they don't understand that as an englishman. i have no loyalty is there i have lots of anger and disappointment i like it here i mean it is difficult for people to understand they have democracy and freedom but what freedom is doing today is close to a freedom is

a right to say what you want but not to destroy anything. why the way they deface winston churchill a book no idea i think it's stupid i think it's baseless emotions history is history a maybe these memorials a tremendous what not to do i mean ok we know there was slavery if there wasn't any slavery they wouldn't be in america it's a bit hypocritical to me what was what was you can't change it history is a lesson but you must understand it you must study any person that wants to be cultural must understand history not just of their company of the world as a whole. it enough closely with local and when you watch an interest new year's in the source of true of you but the most or you know elite 3 teaching to me it's the bill of you

to go in bold but don't what i see it but don't call it in style the norm or should be the minister. thank you but it doesn't it. but i'm going with that what you know about cloud atlas store but you want it when you get away i will what you got on that you're winning in you're in the wind there is 91 or 2 this occupy 3 on your number one issue because of pluck a productive but i see you. when you started nya nya. own universe. but you wanted to do when you bought your version it. the red zone is actually did it catered to the history of the collective the john and nina bought but stalin is such a controversial figure that a lot of the attention and arguing is about him and the complicity family is no exception.

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the who should know companies in this nation not just because the sharks. john's other passion is cheese making and he'd only ever make cheese with milk from his own farm it's in the book. john started making cheese 6 years ago when europe and the u.s. imposed sanctions on russia in response russia banned certain imports which was good news for john. i think the embargo for us was very good i think it firstly allowed the people to gain back their pride to be russian before we were kind of losing it and today i think in my opinion we have the embargo against them they don't sanctions against us because they lost much more. john makes a variety of jesus is about to show you some of them interestingly enough to

himself john is that. they do is your local a p r c m is it's a it was a peach what. should the. italians b.c. of the job done. she needs you want her or she push you into a store bogusky various drugs for. you to post to see of no more you to see him as a boy it's a tough but then wished on you know you have an excuse i mean it of course study soviets it experiment know it and if it was just even the cause the promise. to give you go to eat they're going to get off. at work john is only ever referred to as johnny on which the russa find his english name a long time ago i don't like mr john i don't like uncle jump my real middle name is maxwell where it came from i have no idea you know in the west in the u.k. you name your son's middle name after

a football team it has no meaning and also to me this is important about here it's the respect of your parents i think it's very this continuation where did you come from here the middle name you take of your father so i'm john young which means i am the son of yeah and i'm very proud of it. as well this is the numbers not stored on a small t.v. provision you want to stop when you meet him you also because he just really knew who the most treasured possession of that he appointed there were. a lot of little snippets to anyone because i knew i had to reply to him you would guess you'll need the role of. johnny and if it is a tough manager who even conducts random checks at night control in the bush. on newsnight does he not you'll just see in your city so many of. us go deep i need to make sure the biggest no vehicle we disappeared. the poor girl. who got the

dog and we both wanted to be what. it had to be dug out here the pipe about it's his sons who tend to be on the receiving end their dad isn't an easy boss but apparently it's better than sitting in england. yes so if you're. not your. business. just put. me. on no seriously just. go and. vote vote vote vote. somebody actually lead. into you know what.

he said. so. that's the. whole. thing. well if you steal. another family is horses the russian breeds of course they run a riding school along with an equine assisted therapy facility the zone's john's only sources of income.

and it is a. traditional russian choices and driving one is a really tall skill these days it's very complicated and not at all paul. but the computer skis on resurrecting this old tradition. pretty casual to the food. but i didn't it's not the wake of rolls royce it's not of the about it enough of it but yes he's off to saudi oh dobby be a sniff to visit us see a b. is near ft me is the. heights you can see. that nash. when i asked nina to marry me she said i'll think about it i need to talk to my priest. my therapist both they are trying out. the other websites that's the with. the end zone but you know one of the last go about

what's going to. be a pretty natural so at the well with so i said i believe in god i don't have a problem i'm looking for god so i'll be christians and he went to the church of divine voice on the strip given of why shouldn't baptized. 15 years ago we started building this judge. in the name of the lady is found christ and we joke about that because in russian is made on all sets and when i heard this i thought it was john b. a lost his son was it what the hell is john miller and also what does this mean by the natural fact is the ladies of my.

i've always believed in god but the catholic church honesty frightened me. and in russian we have this what struck most of the fear of god and when i was a catholic i she feared going to church oh shit every time i was going to church aside done something wrong to be struck down by lightning. and i like the russian confession here i like like many things in russia the lack of hypocrisy. i don't think i should justify why i believe i believe that even if you know to believe of the 10 commandments are not bad laws by which everybody should live particularly today. i love my home here and i think that anybody that wants to come here. will be welcomed honestly it is not propaganda not paid for this fortunately or unfortunately it's

a great country that has huge horizons i like the huge horizons and wherever there's a huge horizon there's always potential. i was a robot when i came here i was a typical. international businessman traveling 9 months a year sleeping 4 hours a night so this is creating a much nicer man i think. i'm happy of course i'm happy i never thought it would become 70 years old i never thought i'd see my youngest daughter reach 15 so russia's give me a long life as well. i've got everything i want but my one dream is that all my children find the same kind of happiness i did.

all across the board trump is down in the polls and not just by phone interviews traditionally incumbency alone is enough to make felix but this time it is a very strong and let's be clear this is little joke might. be. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to heal some air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil.

take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. you can't be both with yeah you like.

welcome to our viewers from around the world live from central london this is on to u.k. . good schools that's what the next month experts warn the government has just one month to ramp up its test and trace scheme if england is to avoid a 2nd wave of the forest i'll be joined by people trish and julie. paul says the following government plans to get stuff back to the office as it's revealed would could cost the capital 178000000 pounds a month that's just one business been sex those refusing to return. of wholesomely the system is not just for the model but instead what they're used. the british government which is pharmaceutical companies to stockpile medicine in

case trade talks with the e.u. and with else a deal i'll be joined by an economics expert. will say this report finds that you had his group using prisons as an opportunity to become more extreme despite government plans to link sentences. experts have warned them britain faces a 2nd wave of covert 19 if the government doesn't ramp up its test and trace scheme within the next 4 weeks it comes amid number ten's commitment to fully open schools in england by next month already cozies and he joins me now with the latest so we said how bad do things look for test and trace. well what we've been seeing is with the lockdown measures being eased in england from late june you seen a number of issues arising out of course before that with the test and trace and

that really there were many who were looking for assistance to be put in place that would help and allow schools for example to reopen last week we had the chief medical officer chris witty warning that in order for schools to reopen some other is to sion to examples like pubs may have to close and now we've been seeing the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine looking at different scenarios to see to prepare for the possible reopening of schools next month faith they've concluded that their town of pupils will see the risk of a 2nd wave rising one small and they are the test in-tray system that the government has needs changes made to it it does it that cases into complex and and non-complex cases currently complex cases referred to outbreaks at large institutions like schools or even factories which we've been seeing possibly blamed for a 2nd rise in places like that less up but also with regards to lot of complex cases

and there are also issues with regards to exactly what it means going forward now just 55 percent of non complex so-called non-complex contacts have been successfully contacted by the governments testing traced system the school of hygiene and tropical medicine model scenario where 68 percent of contacts were identified after schools where reopened that's 10 percent more than are currently being contacted still a long way off everybody being contacted and so there are many gaps in how many people have been falling through the cracks of art not being reached out to of course we saw the prime minister earlier in the year promising that the system. would be a wild beating system as of yet the app has had a number of issues spit trial in the isle of wight but now there would be concerns raised with regards to data security many people has it's download the app fearing

it's just another way full of the government to track people however not every country has had at the same type of hesitancy when it comes to downloading testing and tracing out or contact tracing out we've seen in ireland their apps that they've been using has been downloaded 1300000 times in just the space of 8 days it was launched on july the 6th the company that made the apple already launched a similar one in gibraltar in the natural interest late last week in northern ireland and yet england still lagging behind both in terms of a wide rollout of the up but also trying to get over the hesitancy people out of it downloading this type of technology on to that france is thank you very much indeed for that's well for more on this i'm not joined by pediatrician dr john the public has gone thank you very much today for being with us now do you have confidence in

the test and trace will be ramped up before schools reopened. no i think the 6th really unlike all the promises around test and trace have. proved to stand she hates it so you know it was going to be up and running by getting huge and then it was going to be many weeks later that it was. the identify of the vast majority of contacts and that it hasn't also. i think it's unless there's a change in philosophy. behind intestine trace i don't think it is conceivable that it's going to be. as well as it needs to by the times thoughts as a pediatrician are you worried about this because the government says opening schools is top priority and after all we do need to get children back to school the way yeah i mean i think as

a pediatrician. i'm extremely concerned about the effects of that in general including school children and that's a concern that shared by the royal college of the deficit in terms of health there's no question about that but. we need impact of sending children back to school has to be considered and it is highly likely that there will be increased transmission of a virus in the community and the any way that can be prevented if you are effective madness is if you have a really robust testing system and then contact tracing system especially works why are you worried about the increase in transmission when the studies do seem to suggest that children are 'd protected from the virus. well i think is what happened i mean schools are part of the community so what happens when children go

back to school is that a lot of them go on public transport or they have. school bus is a mix of us taking them to the school out of some going back to look so a lot of things happen when children go back to school so their concern is not so much about the children sharing it with each other although that's a possibility but if that is sharing it with our dogs and the greater the movement of balance that's a consequence of you schools i think is completely wrong indices because there's a little our slate it bubbles there are actually important elements with it. a fair enough with those considerations in mind one of those the risks to children's health that what you've seen so far parents should relax a little about their children being badly affected by this and that's anecdotal experience at the moment you don't see that changing. now i mean i think there's

there's a pretty good experience now indicates in children much less like it's symptomatic infection. and in that sense it's likely area short but there is no children sherry the in fact being a step magic areas transmitting it to school staff and then bringing it back. and maybe infecting so all and all relatives that are known for its surely the answer is to listen to government messaging listen to experts like yourself another health expert says as long as teachers and staff where p.p.m. people take all the hygiene at precautions then really what is the issue if everybody sensible about this. well there because there's mixed messages and services. protection for example i think not where it should become standard everywhere it through t.

being as the case that in some situation but children in schools for example it is not the case that. i think how you prevent transmission of infection it's a raft of different things so the lies the voiding big gathering is taking the right he finally has been working. so these things together but it's also being able to just 30 quickly on any new cases and find a context and get them to isolate and that's absolutely crucial and that's what i've been traced and should be and it's not good at the moment but do you think if i does sort it out that could be the answer though. i think it's vital yeah but i think the sort this out needs move away from a kind of national top down approach to an investment in local authority and

public health departments and some local based contractor a thing and why that is an. england is it in their native countries but why it isn't in england is a mystery to me interesting a little early on you're talking about obviously not just the health impact the impact on health of children not going to school but the other issues at stake as well i mean obviously the medical aspect is a worry to you but tell us more what worries you about children missing out on school experience. but i think everyone understands that it's crucial in terms of children's social development. to be a school that makes things here as well as the fact that. people talk with thing progressed through the school age and. so i think it is incredibly large. on the other hand there's no clear

alternative unless you have. yes unless you have procedures in place where they made their whole thing feasible and state what we're already seeing unfortunately with the relaxation. as it is that there's an increase in cases and i think we i think our government needs to move to completes the pressure that that strategy rather than we live with it and we accept here and there and everywhere and we deal with them as best we can and so the way that we really have to try and suppress new cases is really really effective we don't actually have that strategy at the moment in england right dr john punters thank you very much really interesting to talk to you thank you for joining us live here naughty and do stay with us as i'll be discussing this further with technology expert amanda brock

that'll be in just over an hour from now. u.k.'s capital could lose $170000000.00 pounds per month of companies continue to refuse to follow government guidance and keep staff working from home calculations by the center for economics and business research expects that in 202130 percent of london based employees will still be working from home on any one day and that means hundreds of millions lost to restaurants sandwich shops pubs bars and coffee shops is despite the government's latest eat out to help out initiative offering discounts on meals to kickstart the hospitality sector senior economist published shahr says that the capital could lose its reputation as a fun place to work we've got reaction from the public. people still want to meet up and find a way because people are getting bored at home as well so they craving some social contacts i'm sure things will still go on maybe not lunchtime but maybe after work but the but will be displayed the filter for now to pull you just do what you want

to get over this. thing is that we're here to be in place for london because i would want that's what i hope to have you know get back to normal it's going to take a while but you know yes because we're going to take their we take safety 1st that we can enjoy ourselves personally i think life's too short yeah and if you know there's been a tragic number of deaths because of this whole thing and people can respond the way they can respond they won't just be london if that happens to be everywhere a lot of people by name a comfortable working at home so they're want to go back to work in offices that's why i work in retail and so that's what i've been told by some customers who come into our shop lol customers just want to. work at home once they can work at home so i think yeah i think you're a loser didn't have bets the high streets are going to have problems london's economy is going to be damaged if people don't return to work and i just think i want to do my bit and you know return central london. and i just think it's really

quite sad that more people aren't coming back to work i just think it's important we just need to get on with our lives humans are social beings and we just need to go back and support a vision system central london so my workplace is made optional to come back to work and i've started i want to come back to a meanwhile have found a pimlico plumbers in london says he's full of those who refuse to return to work charlie mullen says workers need to get back to the day job to limit damage to the economy people need to get back to work and. you know the people that are no longer with us are all very much the players were that want to come back and then the same people who are spending time on the beach they're not about social mission sin but they actually said come up with is you know they're not ready to go back to work but if we were stopped the i 2 cent follow tomorrow they'd be back to full indict but wouldn't many of them have a valid excuse and that is they are very worried about catching the virus

particularly plumbers you have to go into people's premises i can't look so we probably always feel all that promise of continuing working for out to get them in there so employed and you know we'll give them all all the protection we can the mosque laughs. for cover up sanitizing machines sinks in their vehicle and you know we were obviously we're concerned about our star and we might sure. that our site is complete and when i go it's a customer that says. we contacted them privately appointment and if the customer doesn't want to be in the sign room as them they can let them in with the job and willie what are those with underlying health problems who are concerned that if they do catch coronavirus it could lead to some of the whole school if you've got a genuine valid reason not to god well then of all the time in the world for them all and of course they need our you know and we need to look after them the the

people i'm talking about a younger people people who just look by actually they don't want to come to work because they've given 90 percent of their whitefish style it's as simple as that it's estimated britain's job retentions game has cost around $30000000000.00 pounds protecting one and a half 1000000 jobs across the country from the beginning of this month employees have had to start making national insurance and pension contributions as a scheme winds down towards october while the government is given bosses the power to tell workers to return even if they can work from home. we've got to draw a line at least for low system we've got to get people back into work we've got to get people into the office and by the coffee and using public transport and you know you know use in pubs and restaurants and shops would all get sort of the economy going again the longer than. the worse the economy the bigger the unemployed course of people can successfully uneasily work from home that's fair

enough isn't it obviously plumbers that slightly different but those who are from home why not that's an advantage. it suits a company and it's sushi and if you want to choice it doesn't suit us i don't think it's the whites who run the feces you know we need we have called insight we've all at people to see them out of the everything to get what we want very much a person so this and. it's not good for at least these i'm not completely so welcome fall from. many album which 1st of all these selfies the fact that you know they're not open up the p.c.c. is like you know companies a lot of them you know i'm used to know all the facilities and you know chick novel quickly and so well everybody saw it so well from the old 4 and the unemployment it's got to be huge so we're going to be because if you look so far on that we call me. still to come this hour. the british government calls on drug suppliers to

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the british government has penned a letter to pharmaceutical companies encouraging them to stockpile drugs in the event of a no trade deal being agreed between the u.k. and the e.u. it comes off to medical supplies when the government it may not be possible to use of the on going coronavirus pandemic firm said that initial stocks had already depleted and were concerned about replenishing supplies by the end of the year but the chief commercial officer at the department of health and social care steve oldfield insists that companies need to be prepared for all eventually as he's. holding additional stock in the u.k. provides a further buffer against some disruption and we believe where it's possible is a valuable part of a robust contingency plan to build upon past work and ensure a coordinated approach we will be asking supplies to confirm their contingency

plans for the end of the transition period and in particular the balance between stock holding in the u.k. rebooting away from the short straights and readiness but new customs and border arrangements the h.s.c. stands ready to support companies with their plans if required and understands that a flexible approach to prepare this may be required that considers a mixture of stockpiling and rerouting plans as necessary the next round of trade talks should hold for the middle of august or will take place in the building capital to date little progress has been made during the negotiations with both sides suggesting it was up to the other to change tack. by its current refusal to commute the condition of open and fair competition and to a balanced a grouping fishery the u.k. mix the 3 agreement i disappoint own likely the who has listened to us in

some areas we have. made clear out concerns about the role of the european court in any future agreement and the e.u. has listened to that and for our part similarly we have listened to the e.u.'s concerns about the structure of the future games and avoiding complexity so there has been movement but the gaps are still significant i'm not joined by economics expert professor good and johns grant very good to see there are stockpiling seems extreme doesn't it the u.k. then copy to convince a deal will be done. this is something that have to be done in any event it's something that will need to be done whether a deal is struck or not because what we know at this stage is that the u.k. has left the european union it will leave the single market of the european union at the end of this year because the government to say that there will be no further extension to the transitional period now what that means is that inevitably the u.k. is putting bureaucracy at the borders and that means that anything that comes into

the u.k. from outside through the ports will be subject to that bureaucracy whether there's a free trade agreement reached with the european union or not because we are the single market how products will have different rules or was a scope and have different rules to those that are traded within the european union says got to be some bureaucracy that means that there will be some slowing down in trade and there is the possibility of bottlenecks particularly at major seaports such as dover which carries most of the road trade from the european union to put this in perspective we trade around $25000000000.00 pounds with pharmaceuticals and in each direction we export that much we import that much and most of the imports do come around $18000000000.00 pounds worth of imports of pharmaceuticals do come from the european union so that's a lot of stuff coming in that's going to be subject to x.

what they really need to are saying crucial medicine is running out potentially lives being lost as a result of that. what we've already seen bill is that the stockpiles that we already had in place around 6 weeks worth of stockpiles in some cases have been eroded and so have run out as a consequence of what's been happening with coded so there's been disruption to supply chains already inevitably as a result of the pandemic you've got some production is not being taken place it's been switched into other activities within the pharmaceuticals companies people who have been ill so not producing and so on so there's been disruption already that's led to the erosion of the stockpiles that were already in place so what the government's saying now is that companies need to make sure that this stockpiling where they can't stockpile there was a reference there in your package to really rooting and recruiting in this case means trying to get pharmaceuticals routed through the courts into the u.k.

where there's likely to be less bottlenecks so there are other row row ports all the things come into portsmouth for example and they would be able to monitor to the very very busy over port let's get things in perspective and clarify this these problems what exists if there's going to be a no deal at the end of this all we still will see problems if a deal is struck berryman there still 5 months to go. the distinction between no deal and and deal would be that an agreement on terrorists the u.k. has moved the european union now in the case of pharmaceuticals there is already a tariff agreement that is that is a global thing the european union's involved the yukos in both north american countries. and in those cases that are covered by this agreement pharmaceuticals there are no tariffs that is based on a list of pharmaceuticals that is currently 10 years out of date so there are still

pharmaceuticals that if you trade on world trade organization terms terrorists are payable and those terrorists amount to around 16 of percent. that is an extra layer of bureaucracy on top of the single market layer of bureaucracy that will come because we are adopting different regulations to the european single market. get out professor get out john's joining us live here not a thank you. british m.p.c. to toughen prison sentences for terrorist offenders the report is warning that those incarcerated see more jail time as an opportunity to further radicalize themselves and others international center for the study of radicalization highlighted that in the last year alone there have been 4 terror attacks committed by serving or released prisoners in england the research is one that you have these are increasingly treating prisons as a theater of conflict and confrontation rather than rehabilitation they suggest

that extremists could also be using jails to understand how authorities work it cites the fishmongers whole attack oh it was one car who went on the rehabilitation program learning together as an example of false compliance giving authorities the misleading impression he had reformed. there is an emerging view among extremists that prison is an opportunity not necessarily just to recruit or network but to also work on themselves in prison recruiters learn psychology to become better recruiters for example while in prison di dio logs learn islamic jihad is history to become better ideologues they see prison as a test of their commitment to the cause and a place to recover from isis's battlefield losses and the wider upheaval in the jihadist see currently there are 238 terrorism related prisoners in england and wales with 138 inmates categorized as islamist extremists and 44 as far right

report places the average prison sentence for those convicted after 2012 at around 7 and a half years and whether this sentence could soon increase to up to 14 years almost double after m.p.'s recently voted to back the government's new terrell's the ministry of justice responded to the researches claims that prisons are an opportunity as unfounded. we have put in place world leading measures to stop it stream ists from spreading their poisonous ideology behind bars on new legislation means they now face tougher sentences and monitoring on release including polygraph testing to scrutinise behavior but longer sentences really fueling even more terrorism will put this up for debate for the terror expert and investigative journalist in the next hour so i'll be back with more news in just under half an hour from now.

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