i suspect aaron banks will come out all guns blazing.ll say that this shows the russians had a hand in brexit, that's the basic allegation. i have been in switzerland all week riding through fabulous swiss landscapes, reading swiss and german newspapers and like us swiss and german newspapers and like us they are talking about is the idea that we have all the west unravelling and is this more just signs of the western world, that packed we have seen since the end of world war ii coming to an end, the structures and the relationships that we always understood would continue, breaking up. we've seen more of that at the montreal summit, this idea that there were countries who would have small disagreements but would always resolve those. trump walks out of the g—7 saying the relationship is ten but failing to put his name to the statement on the conclusions of the summit. i think these are very big stories unravelling in weird ways. bother is 110 unravelling in weird ways. bother is no smoking gun, it's always like maybe the russians are af

this is aaron banks. sunday times about e—mails between we do not know who, but involving aaron banks. he had more meetings with the russian ambassador that he previously admitted to. that is the nub of it. banks was summoned to a completely different enquiry on fake news with the brexit campaign. now some mps are calling for a separate investigation. it is important to say that last night banks said he was not involved in espionage, i saw him once, i saw the foreign ambassador twice, i do not care. that is the position he is taking. it does not matter how many times, the russians never thought brexit was going to happen. he said lunch, cups of tea, nothing to see. while this is interesting to the parliamentary people, to the man in the street, they will not know who banks is. he has walked away from ukip. but he is clearly an influential and wealthy player. the man in the street will say if these allegations are true, would she is completely denying, as you said, so what, does this... —— which he is. is

exclusive, the paper says, about e—mails from the live campaign regarding aaron banks. briefly.ey are saying, aaron banks had many more contacts with the russians than had been known about, and what we do know is that it was in the interests of vladimir putin for us to leave the eu. we don't know what aaron banks reply is but another paper has quoted him as saying this is insignificant. boozy lunches, exactly. we don't know who these e—mails are between either. exactly. we don't know who these e-mails are between either. we will move e-mails are between either. we will m ove o nto e-mails are between either. we will move onto the independent a different story. theresa may creates hostile environment for sajid javid who has wanted a softer approach to immigration after the windrush scandal. yes, rather interesting. you can't help but think theresa may is wanting to be in the driving seat if not the back seat driving in the home office. from where she came. and from where amber rudd had to depart because of the windrush scandal. sajid javid is tipped by some people as a potential

absolutely. >> according to the pair, mails showing aaron banks in morveg ow were a lie and a meetingh a sa russian bank was not true. and he said he was offered involvement in a $3 billion to consolidate six russian goldmines and cnn learned the company was par lal shal -- partially owned by vladimir putin deputy chief of staff and banks said that deal never went through. >> did ever accept money from the russian government? >> no -- >> he was combative during his testimony and after lengthy questioning stood up and abruptly left the hearing. banks and wig more it should be no surprise to u.s. authoritie they had ties to russia, claiming they voluntarily turned that information over to u.s. officials. we have not been able to confirm that took place. there are also no evidence at least so far anyone in donald trump's campaign new aaron banks and andy wig re, two friends from britain and who were also lunch buddies with a russia ambassador. jake. >> thank you so much. >>> president trump may be tweeting north korea is not a nuclear threat but kim jong-un is spinning a very different t

aaron banks says this is a political witch hunt. didn't try to influence brexit. i must tell you two years on from the referendum, it feels like campaigning is still in police in essex have called off the search for a woman who worked as a door—to—door debt collector, after finding a body in a house. tina cantello, who was a9, was last seen on friday evening, as she went out to work. was last seen on friday evening, a man is being held on suspicion of murder. tens of thousands of people have been marching across the uk, to mark 100 years since the first british women won the right to vote. many taking part wore the colours of the suffragette movement, green, white and violet. of the suffragette movement, special events were held in edinburgh, belfast, cardiff and london, as chi chi izundu explains. they followed in the footsteps of the suffragettes of a century ago. in belfast, they started at the titanic quarter. in cardiff, their procession passed through the city centre. and in edinburgh, they marched towards holyrood park. it's

commission and social media giants but really nothing much has come to light and today it was aaron banks's turn in the hot seat for international viewers banks's a millionaire businessman who turned into a political donor and he had funded the ukip party here in the u.k. for a while and then he funded this big leave dot edu campaign so for a lot of people he's seen as sort of the the person that bankrolled bragg's and he's sort of styled himself as the bad boy brags that he even wrote a book with that name and over the weekend several newspapers splashed these big stories saying that he had quote repeated contact with russian officials in the run up to the referendum but arran banks once he was in that room with that committee today he really batted away those allegations just one of the other and he was quite adversarial as well he pointed out that the committee was made up exclusively of politicians that had wanted to stay in the european union and he said things like parliament is actually the biggest source of fake news here in britain straight after this you'll be having lunch having

aaron banks brushed off the fact he'd met a russian businessman and discussed a gold mine deal.usiness deals in russia. it got tense. i know that you're all remainers i think. all remainers? hands up. yeah, i think so. you've got a vested interest in trying to discredit the brexit campaign. he'd already tried to put the mps in the dock. are you the mp that got drunk in the house of commons and harassed a woman? that got drunk on a karaoke evening. no. good. well, one of the committee is. and it ended abruptly. he decided time was up. i would be grateful if you gave us five minutes. the word is no. proving suspicions is often hard, but investigations are continuing. they seem sure of getting the last laugh. the 2018 world cup kicks off in russia in just two days time. this afternoon the england team flew into st petersburg, before heading to their training camp where they'll prepare for theirfirst game on monday against tunisia. from russia, here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks. they may be the youngest of any team here, they may be the least experienced but, if prizes w

aaron banks puts millions where the ukip leader's mouth was into the leave.eu campaign.d they got denials and more. we've now got a full—scale russian witch—hunt going on. you know, before that was... before that all occurred, there was no issue. with leave. eu spokesman andy wigmore alongside, they admitted meeting this man, russian ambassador alexander yakovenko, several times. they said they offered little beyond the phone number of donald trump's transition team. and they volunteered their e—mails with the russians, already passed to the us embassy. we have been pretty open about everything we have done. we've done nothing sinister. what were you hoping to gain? what were you going to get out of this? well, i was hoping for a good lunch, and that is what i did get from this. many good lunches or...? the first one was the best. did you ever accept money from the russian government? no. nyet. aaron banks brushed off the fact he'd met a russian businessman and discussed a gold mine deal. did you do business with russia as a consequence of these meetings you had? yeah. y

the front page of the observer, taking a look at this aaron banks story. it says, i am out of here. this is donald trump boarding and force one, making an early departure from the g7 meeting in canada and down for that summit with kim jong—un on tuesday. —— bound. down for that summit with kim jong-un on tuesday. -- bound. front page of the sunday telegraph at tac theresa may all corbyn will get in. —— warwicks. —— or. the duke of cambridge keeping a watchful eye on his niece savannah phillips and prince george during the trooping the colour ceremony yesterday. there was a couple of interesting photographs in the pages. some pictures from the ceremony, which was on bbc one yesterday. there they are on the balcony. it must be amazing for those little children, all of the adults are quite used to it is a bit there they are. charlotte, savannah and george. isn't savannah really enjoying it! there is a typical moment, you know when you have an old cousin who bosses you about. that is fine, it is quite nice, that is how families work, the way they roll. brexit

exclusive, the paper says, about e—mails from the live campaign regarding aaron banks. briefly.

what hasn't known until now was aaron banks was communicating with russia ambassador to the u.k. whit more had lunch again with the ambassador. nigel faranalogy asked him about it on his show. >> we had had a pleasant lunch with them in the last six hours and he saw a picture of us in trump's apartment. and of course he got in touch. >> reporter: the first trump even was august 24, 2016. wigmore has denied the lunch happened. but one of dozens of communications between wigmore, banks and russian officials. >> there is nothing illegal, as long as you are not breaking sanctions. we want to know about the nature of the contact and what was being discussed. an investigative committee in parliament, banks denied giving the russians anything sensitive but did admit handing over one piece of information, how to get in touch with the president elect. >> the only thing we gave in the second meeting was the telephone number of the transition team. >> banks has been trying to den british press and politicians that he is acting as a potential russian agent. barngs admits offered involvement i

guardian leads with the news some mps have called for the links between prominent leave backer aaron banksin to be investigated further. the i has the rallying call put out to conservative mp s to support the prime minister ahead of a series of crucial brexit votes in parliament this week on its cover. and the sun highlights what it calls a stunning lack of security surrounding new f35jets at raf marham, which the paper claims are protected by a low fence. let's begin with something other than brexit. i can hear a collective sigh, but not for long. the daily telegraph, four social media firms to protect children. who is proposing is and how will it be done? as you say, this has been of much discussion for years, as the great strength of gaming and social media is taking a grip on a generation that have never really known anything else. we like to think that we can control ourselves as adults because we had a life before social media and online gaming came along. but these children don't have that experience. what has happened is, let me get his name right, peter wanless, what has happened

much russian fruit either and now the spotlight of the fake news inquiry has fallen on this man aaron banks are in banks is a self-styled bad boy brags that he's even written a book with that as the title and the caption here on the cover says tales of mischief mayhem and guerrilla warfare in the e.u. referendum campaign but when it comes to russia are in banks claims that he's become the target of a witch hunt. campaign to place the time and he won him from. the focus in russia because it's convenient politically this is which banks is a businessman come political donor he funded ukip and then the leave dot e.u. campaign and over the weekend the british media splashed stories about his alleged ties to russia. according to reports in the british papers citing banks leaked e-mails he's had repeated contact with russian officials up until now banks had said that his sole com tanked that's linked to the russian government was a boozy six hour lunch with moscow's ambassador to the u.k. in september twenty fifteen well the allegation now is that it was actually two boozy lunches and one cup of t

millions of names and sort of age it's radio host john gone to told us that the allegations against aaron banks are groundless. when you see the headline you imagine that mr banks has been to moscow again and again and again he went to moscow once there's been three meetings when you actually read the details story he is a very successful businessman some people say he's a millionaire i'm sure it's also people i mean is famously pictured outside the list the escalator to donald trump's a ball with knowledge of for us he has many contacts this is another story where they're trying to bash russia and bashing the democratic decision seventeen point four million people who voted for brics it. national football teams are descending on russia for the fifo world cup which starts in less than forty eight hours the latest squads to arrive are england ahead of their opening game on monday against a tunisian and of the world champions germany who play mexico on sunday meanwhile there is some good news for egypt their star man mohamed salah has returned to training he suffered a shoulder injury in the rece

started asking the question could russia have had a hand in bragg's it and today it was aaron banks has turned in the hot seat banks is a millionaire businessman who turned into a political and he had funded the ukip party here in the u.k. for a while and then he funded this big leave dot edu campaign so for a lot of people he's seen as sort of the the person that bankrolled greg's and he's sort of styled him himself as the bad boy brags that he even wrote a book with that name and over the weekend several newspapers splashed these big stories saying that he had quote repeated contact with russian officials in the run up to the referendum but arran banks once he was in that room with that committee today he really batted away those allegations and he was quite the sariel as well he pointed out that the committee was made up exclusively of politicians that had wanted to stay in the european union and he said things like parliament is actually the biggest source of state news here in britain is for the. that's true the point is not that you'd be the guardian. for him as we will be easily

games and sort of unique it's radio host john gone to told us the allegations against aaron banks are groundless. when you see the headline here imagine that mr banks has been in moscow again and again and again he went to moscow once there's been three meetings when you actually read the details the story he is a very successful businessman some people say he's a millionaire i'm sure he reads also people i mean is famously pictured outside the list the escalator to donald trump's apartment with knowledge of for us he has many contacts this is another story where they're trying to bash russia and bashing the democrats need to say well seventeen point four million people who voted for bricks it. switching gears now national football teams are descending on russia for the fifa world cup which starts less than forty eight hours from now the latest squads are to arrive are england ahead of their opening game on monday against to tunisia and the world champions germany who play mexico on sunday meanwhile there is some good news for egypt there is star man mohamed saleh has returned to trai

that was the big question in the air when aaron banks finally agreed to take questions before mps atdoing were notjust total, they were scornful, they were mocking. he admitted he had spoken to, seen and been in contact with the russian ambassador a number of times. previously he admitted to one such contact. he said the first contact happened before the referendum campaign had even properly taken off. a full—scale russian witchhunt going on. before that all occurred, there was no issue. a witchhunt, he called it. but had any information gone back and forward ? any information gone back and forward? had he given any inside information to the russian ambassador? you told the committee he had given the russian ambassador the phone number of the donald trump transition team. he said that was about it as far as information went and there were no apologies for any of that. but look what happens when the committee pressed arron banks and andy wignall from the leave.eu campaign alongside him about mr banks‘ complex business affairs. they wanted to know where his money was from. and i‘m fran

group aaron banks and his colleague and the wigmore gave evidence to a parliamentary committee in london lawmakers have been calling for a police investigation into whether there was an attempt to undermine democracy banks met the russian ambassador to the u.k. three times during the referendum campaign the french president emmanuel mccraw has called basically cynical and they responsible for refusing to allow a ship carrying six hundred twenty nine refugees and migrants to dock. yeah meaning very late for you ok so. preparations are now being made for the ship to head to the spanish port of violent sea after the spanish prime minister said that they could dock there it will be accompanied by two italian coast guard boats which have taken on board some of the refugees to ease crowding well they were rescued from the sea off libya at the weekend but their boat found itself stranded when both italy and malta refused to give it this is the aquarius permission to dock the journey to spain would take three to four days the aid agencies say it's an unnecessary extension of the time at sea for

between rush slsiarussia, l counsel's team has investigating the possible role that a man flamed aaron banksyed in serving as a conduit between the kremlin and the trump team. banks is the largest political donor in history who poured millions into the brexit effort. they eve alg also been probing possible relationships between the brexit leaders and russia. banks had multiple meetings with russia's uk ambassador including sometimes just days before or after meeting with the trump campaign. banks rejected the notion he was a go between and insisted his contacts were business exchanges but he admitted interactions raised questions about whether the brexiteers were a back channel. some told the paper that investigators asked about what kind of relationship. the leader of the brexit movement had with the trump campaign and interviews earlier this year. they disputed the idea that they had information but they had not been contacted yet by mueller's investigators. >> and since the start of his campaign president trump has routinely gone after international institutions and there is growing worry

but the electoral commission along with it because that is the only way we will find out whether aaron banks moscow gold. ms. may: as i said earlier in response, a suggestion of criminal activity is a matter for the police in any investigation. elector laws is a matter is a matter for the electoral commission. from the police's point of view, they have operational independent and politicians cannot tell the pleas went to investigate. >> does the prime minister prefer in her statement including russia shooting down an animate 16, and they during a neighboring country, sponsoring its clients to commit chemical attacks and interfering in foreign elections. intende prime minister to press the european partners to strengthen and expand the range of economic sanctions we have imposed in russia? ms. may: i think my honorable friend. we have already been raised with european partners whether the european council in june should look not to the sanctions in relation to the crime era -- crimea and other agreements. there are some issues arising in relation to crimea where we should be looking for for t

this is a sunday times investigation, saying that aaron banks had three meetings with the russian ambassadorthere were e—mails obtained by the sunday times journalist isabel oakeshott and it is alleged he potentially discussed business deals. in his own book on brexit, he only said that he met with the russian ambassador once. why is this important? well, he is a former, the biggest donor to old man of hoy, the biggest campaign group that supported leaving the eu during the referendum campaign. it was very influential. so the culture and media committee has wanted to speak to vista banks at our best. it wasn't clear whether he was going to give and now it appears he will be giving evidence on tuesday. he has described this as two boozy lunches and has called this a political witch—hunt. and has called this a political witch-hunt. thank you very much indeed. a man in his 30s has died after being stabbed in north london. it happened near turnpike lane tube station in haringey. police have launched a murder investigation, the 74th in the capital so far this year. the labour leader, jeremy corby

joining us right now is bank of america head aaron levine. good to see you.n narrowed down between generation z or those aged between 18 and 22. tell us about it. >> you think about that 18 to 22, that youngest generation is facing three really serious challenges. one, student debt. it's now up to $1.5 trillion. 29% increase in just the last four years. that's one huge one. second one, it is a fact their parents are living longer, they have a perception they'll live longer. how do i finance living to 80 or 90 over a course of time. they're star starting college ai need to save for a home some day. when you take in those three things, student debt, loaning evidence at this and competing priorities, they're saying i hope i get an inheritance to solve this problem. >> maria: an 18-year-old is not thinking about retirement. they're not getting social security, today's 18-year-old, i don't think, now that we know social security will be dipping into its trust fund for the first time in 36 years. >> it's creating a new normal in terms of how to redefine retirement.

aaron tete income. -- basic guaranteed income. if banks are too big to fail, the people are too important to fail.g on our streets in the richest nation in the world. and we know that not paying a people a living wage and undermining union rights and cutting social safety nets for thepoor in this country, wealthiest country in the nation in terms of money, is unconscionable. it is a moral sin. it is a violation of our constitution's promise to establish justice. ofn we have these realities 250,000 people dying -- and i know it today some say, we have std out here in our. but imagine what living all the outside for 24 hours. imagine having to worry about health care 24 hours a day. job thatorking at a does not pay you a living wage day in and day out. imagine not having a basic income and not knowing how you're going to feed your children. we have to have a people in this country that are willing to andd as long as it takes organize as long as it takes and fight as long as it takes. [applause] when the supreme court handed decisionve to four that began to take us backwards we areng rights and seein

news right now that the chairman of deutsche bank has floated the idea of a merger with commerzbank to the board. let us bring in bloomberg's stephen aaronflank -- in frankfurt. we know that they had this conversation before. why do we think commerzbank would want to do this again? >> well, i think both banks know they need scale in the notoriously over-banked german market. a merger would benefit both. they are looking for a way to cut costs, so synergies would be a good way. it is also clear that both banks think they are not ready for any such merger just yet. they are both in turnaround plans. they will have to go through most of those before it becomes an option. this shows it is an idea on people's minds and that people like to talk about, so the thought is there. ♪ erik: welcome back to "bloomberg best." i am erik schatzker. the head of switzerland's largest bank says, hang in there. the ubs ceo told manus cranny that investors should stay in the market despite the volatility. he sat down with an exclusive interview in zurich, switzerland. >> volatility has spiked on bonds, but if you go back into the levels of the vix in general,

appointed a form world of former world bank economist as prime minister to honey i'll move he was signed in a failed move to end those demonstrations largely respond to aaron maggot his a former amman based journalist in the middle east analyst says the next prime minister will undoubtedly face the same challenges as. some of these stats are really troublesome you have rising unemployment to about eighteen percent and it's much higher in the periphery you have a monthly average monthly wage of about six hundred fifty dollars in jordan even though amman is one of the most expensive cities in the arab world and then finally you have the nearly doubling of bread prices so jordanian see the current government is helping the people in during these very difficult economic times but what is especially interesting about these protests is a speed that we've seen impact on the ground so on wednesday we saw the protest begin and already by friday the king had suspended the fuel tax and then by monday we see the resignation of prime minister maliki which is really quite dramatic in terms of how everything has been going on now the question remains if the protests cont

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bank. they're young and great. we'll make you the 8:00 game. no you're not. we have two games next day. we arrive in five in the morning, tough, you have to do it. aaronnday night baseball for espn. so he is in the odd situation of saying, yeah, i would be on espn's side six months ago before i got this job. so the yankees saying you have got to be reasonable. tell you what, 162 games, very few doubleheaders these days for a reason. players union went to bat for it. wears out players. not good for the roster. so i get that. i think they should have a say in it. i don't think players should be involved. that is when brian cashman and management get involved. if you have a union, let them get involved. why are we watching star players say that is ridiculous? some listening, you play a game for a living but it's a grueling game. three games in 24 hours is tough. stuart: i think we have minor disagreement, brian. we'll move on. eagles disinvitedrom the white house over the national anthem protests. i'm with the president on this. kneeling in the locker room doesn't make it for me. get out there and play. that is what i say. you say what? >> couple of thin