>> akram: yeah. >> anthony: it was really like that? >> akram: yes.tter. >> anthony: did anyone think it was possible that in their lifetime they were gonna see the end of this son of a -- ? most people are telling me they never dreamed. >> akram: i don't know if you can call them dreams, hopes, wishes. it was just something in the sky. something i look at every night. >> anthony: right. >> akram: but when i hit that point and got into misrata and stood on gaddafi's body, any dream will come true. >> anthony: this is a big oil-rich country. why doesn't it look like dubai? >> kadaria: well, i hate to be on this show and talk nigeria down you know what it is, because you hear all these things all the time. so yes there is corruption, it is about corruption, it's about the fact that the resources that are supposed to be used for people aren't being used for people. years of military rule meant that people were brutalized. there was a fight against thinking. imagine if they were all well-educated, if they had access to finance. i believe if you're a black

in the fourth minute of added time, akram afif put the ball in the net for al sadd, but his challengeas called a foul with the second leg to be played in three weeks time. southampton are through to the last 16 of the english league cup after needing penalties to beat everton in their 3rd round match. the match at goodison park finished 1—1 after 90 minutes with theo walcott grabbing the equaliser against his former club to cancel out danny ings's first half effort. but cedric soares scored the winning spot—kick in a 4—3 shootout victory and they'll travel to leicester city looking for a place in the quarter—finals. us open champion naomi osaka has stormed into the last 16 of the china open. she beat the unseeded american, danielle collins in just 53 minutes. she's in the form of her life and is already assured of a spot at the season—ending wta finals. elsewhere it was a good day for sloane stephens, but one to forget forjelena ostapenko. jim lumsden reports. ‘s sloane stephens record at the china open isn't great. in beating her opponent in straight sets, she moved into the last 16

since the start of the saudi akram ban in yemen in twenty fifteen at the very latest it is being doubtful whether the arms exports are in line with italian law. is that the venues are sales to a country at war or to a conflict that has been condemned by the united nations a numerous occasions the italian constitution which condemns war and a law on arms exports totally prohibit this kind of export. how is it possible for ryan mittal to export bombs from soundin into saudi arabia nonetheless when asked to tally in defense minister said it had nothing to do with. what he's or not italian bonds they are covered by a contract signed by a us firm that subcontracted. that company has factories in italy. numerous written queries to the italian government went. then is responsible for the bombs exported by germany's biggest manufacturer. in berlin the federal security council meets in secret to decide what. can go ahead . of the chancellor an important minister bases its decisions on the government's political principles which say supplying weapons of war shall not be approved to countries involv

akram, tell us more about why you decided to come up with the letter?ctions, it operates in such a way that it does not give due process to those applying for asylum, those applying for visas. the windrush scandal is part of a much broader problem with the home office and how it works which makes it not fit for purpose. it is under the circumstances that nmp reporting someone to the home office, first of all they do not know which dysfunctional part of home office procedures led them to be undocumented, they don't know to what fates they are sending that person, detention or deportation from the country. we are saying that mps should be representatives and advocates for their constituents, and the latter was saying we cannot in good faith suggest to people they approach their mp if we know there mp will report them to the home office. let's bring in the mps, how well williams, tim farron and sir chris choate. you have signed the letter and you have stopped one of your constituents being deported, mr williams. why? a constituent of mine was being deporte