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so we had ian austin, john woodcock, tom harris is the third and michael mccann fourth. about what you think about his comments in the past? what do you make of this? if he does become prime minister then they are going to have to answer to they are going to have to answer to the electorate for the racism and economic vandalism this vulva going to recon this country. strong words. very strong words. but i think it is prettyjustified by some of the things that the labour party top brass have said in response to all of this. so going back to the times briefly, john mcdonnell accused the jewish chronicle of being behind the times, launching an appeal to non—jewish members of the public about their concerns and accusing him of being behind the times, it sounds like jeremy corbyn accusing the jews of not having a joyous sense of irony. even this party, not willing to learn from its mistakes. we must look at parallels as well because as tone deaf as some labour figures have been on the issue of anti—semitism, we've seen the same thing in the conservative party relating to isla

here he was in westminster hours later with another former labour mp john woodcock, westminster hours labour mpjohn woodcock, who says he will vote conservative, their views are clear. ian austin michael's dad was a jewish refugee, his aunts and grandma were murdered by the nazis. he's long been deeply angry at what he sees as jeremy corbyn mack boss failure to deal with allegations of anti—semitism. he says the party has been poisoned with anti—jewish racism. the labour leadership and says they are doing everything they can to eradicate the problem. he added that the decision of labour deputy leader tom watson, who is also how does disagreements with jeremy corbyn, who is also how does disagreements withjeremy corbyn, to leave politics, was enormously significant although mr watson maintains he will still campaign for labour and wants to seejeremy corbyn wim. still campaign for labour and wants to see jeremy corbyn wim. it's a very personal decision, not a political one, i've been in labour politics for 35 years, i'm 52 years old, i've been on a healthjourney in recent years and i wa

john woodcock has been the labour mp here.ng inappropriate texts to an aide, which he strongly denied. you see how huge that building is. he's now taken a job with the government and he's backing the conservatives in this election. i mean, the idea that you makejeremy corbyn, a lifelong, cnd activist — vice—president, now — prime minister of this country, in charge of the dreadnought submarine programme that employs 9,000 people in there, and that programme will be safe in his hands is laughable. i feel it's the only responsible thing to urge fellow barrow residents to vote conservative, this time. you know your critics are goning to say, look, this just proves that we were right. it proves that, really deep down, he wasn't really a socialist, anyway — he was really a closet tory, effectively. yeah, well, a lot of people who say that i didn't see on the doorstep in the years when we were fighting for a transformative labour government. labour said in its manifesto last week it would keep the trident nuclear missile system. but

here he was in westminster, hours later, with another former labour mp, john woodcock, who says he willtheir views are clear. ian austin's dad was a jewish refugee, his aunts and grandma were murdered by the nazis. he's long been deeply angry at what he sees asjeremy corbyn‘s failure to deal with allegations of anti—semitism. he says the party has been poisoned with anti—jewish racism. the labour leadership insist they are doing everything they can to eradicate the problem. he added that the decision of labour's deputy leader tom watson, who has also had does disagreements with jeremy corbyn, to leave politics was enormously significant. although mr watson maintains he will still campaign for labour and wants to seejeremy corbyn win. it's a very personal decision, not a political one. i've been in front line labour politics for 35 years. i'm 52 years old, i've been on a health journey in recent years and i want to take a leap and do something new. so what do labour make of what ian austin said today? the shadow chancellor made a reference to an unpaid government role as an envoy to isra

♪ > anthony: for tonight's meal, we pluck and roast some woodcocks over an open fire.the auberge paul bocuse. it's a mashed potato here. >> anthony: is it predominately butter, or predominately potato? do you have a head in there somewhere? >> daniel: yes, of course, yeah, yeah. no, no. >> anthony: that's perfect happiness right there. my father used to say, uh -- he used to say, "i am a man of simple needs," and i noticed that the chef here -- a nice fire, some birds. test test used to say, "i am a man of simple needs," and i noticed that the chef here -- a nice fire, some birds. >> daniel: we can spend the whole week with paul, and we'll be hunting, we'll be cooking, we'll be eating, drinking, and talking, and that's beautiful. [ paul speaking french ] [ daniel speaking french ] >> anthony: life is good. it is, for me, a dream to spend this time with a legend. but i'm thrilled that bocuse too seems genuinely delighted. >> daniel: the duck you shot was a beaujois. you see it is the one behind you on the top there. [ paul speaking french ] >> anthony: in lyon, all acro

s in austin and john woodcock urging voters to back current prime minister boris johnson in the december vote often call the labor leader completely unfit to be prime minister with cox says corbin is a disgrace to his party the comments follow the resignation of labor's co-leader tom watson on wednesday watson said he was quitting for personal and not professional reasons. meanwhile around 20 female m.p.'s say they will not stand an election this year citing an increase in threats of violence and intimidation online a recent report has backed up that claim finding that abuse against politicians is now commonplace if parker has more from london. it was a dark moment in british politics joe cog's an opposition labor m.p. was fatally shot and stabbed outside her constituency office she'd campaign to remain in the e.u. a killer had shouted keep britain independent as he carried out the attack police of warn people not to inflame tensions caused by briggs it but politics is rarely been so toxic especially for women caroline spelman was an m.p. for 22 years her stance on breaks that led to mon

perhaps what he's been saying somewhat overshadowed by the news that ian austin and john woodcock hasn labour mps themselves. —— for a combined total of more than 20 years. mr austin, just remind you, claiming that mr corbyn was not fit to lead the country. sojeremy corbyn their speaking to candidates and to supporters in manchester, we will hear a little bit more about what he's been saying this evening, later in the programme. sojust he's been saying this evening, later in the programme. so just stay with us. now, a police officer has been charged with the murder of the former aston villa footballer dalian atkinson who died after being tasered. the 48 year old was restrained by officers in telford in shropshire in 2016. mr atkinson's family said they welcomed the decision to put the officers' conduct before a jury. sian lloyd reports. dalian atkinson's talents won him some memorable goals. this strike clinched him goal of the season in 1993. his career spanned 15 years, including four seasons with aston villa in the 1990s. but three years ago, police were called to his father's home

another old labour supporter of gordon brown, john woodcock, now an independent mp, he, too, has voiced went round amongst labour party activists, and ian austin will be dismissed by many folk as a turncoat, someone who abandoned the labour party to sit as an independent mp. indeed john mcdonnell said he was paid for by the tory party. what he meant by that was that ian austin was asked by theresa may to be the government's trade envoy to israel. do ian austin's comments matter? yes, they do, because ian austin has beenin yes, they do, because ian austin has been in the labour party 30, 35 yea rs. been in the labour party 30, 35 years. he has been a minister, a key ally of gordon brown. it's notjust that he is staying he doesn't trust jeremy corbyn, it's that he, a dyed in the wool labour supporter, a traditional patriotic labour supporter, actually thinks boris johnson, a conservative, would be a better option than jeremy corbyn. that has to be something which the tories will use again and again in this general election. ok, norman, thank you very much. norman smith there, our assistan