we also learned that adnan tarbet was a guest at the american embassy in baghdad he met the u.s. ambassador for counterterrorism and talked about his approach to police in this is an extract from what he's reported to have said summary fight terror with terror major general target who created in command special police forces is a sunni officer who served time in prison for attempting to overthrow the saddam regime they expressed the view that it is necessary to fight terror with terror. and that it is critical that their forces be respected and feared as this was what was required in iraqi society to command authority. we asked embassador crampton if he had been aware that adnan targets commandos were engaged in torturing detainees . although i assure you if i knew there was torture going on. at that time with the people i was talking to out of origin and discussed it. here you're employing that i did know that and i resent that question the way you phrased it frankly. but there are indications that the u.s. government knew what the commanders were doing. we remain troubled by th

we also learned that adnan was a guest at the american embassy in baghdad he met the u.s. ambassador for counterterrorism and talked about his approach to police in this is an extract from what he's reported to have said summary fight terror with terror major general tab it who created in command special police forces is a sunni officer who served time in prison for attempting to overthrow the saddam regime they expressed the view that it is necessary to fight terror with terror and that it is critical that their forces be respected and feared as this was what was required in iraqi society to command authority. we asked embassador cramton if he had been aware that adnan talbot's commandos were engaged in torturing detainees. although i assure you if i knew there was torture going on. at that time with the people i was talking to my. i would have raised it in the end discussed it. here you're employing that i don't know that and i resent that question the way you phrased it frankly. but there are indications that the u.s. government knew what the commanders were doing. we r

we also learned that adnan was a guest at the american embassy in baghdad he met the u.s. ambassador for counterterrorism and talked about his approach to police in this is an extract from what he's reported to have said summary fight terror with terror major general tab it who created in command special police forces is a sunni officer who served time in prison for attempting to overthrow the saddam regime they expressed the view that it is necessary to fight terror with terror and that it is critical that their forces be respected and feared as this was what was required in iraqi society to command authority. we asked them back to do crampton if he had been aware that adnan talbot's commandos were engaged in torturing detainees. although i assure you if i knew there was torture going on. at that time with the people i was talking to my. i would have raised it and then discussed it. here you're employing that i don't know that and i resent that question the way you phrased it frankly. but there are indications that the u.s. government knew what the commanders were doing.

adnan: pleasure.g to head over to helena humphrey, who is by, and a proposal which is unlikely to go down well at the white house. helena: sara, thank you very much indeed. g-20 finance ministers and central bankers have called for global rules to tax the digital economy. the idea was floated at a meeting of the 20 largest economies in the argentinian capital, buenos aires, on sunday. that is not likely to go down well with the u.s. tech giants or the government. reporter: it is an idea of the eu started toying with earlier this year -- digital companies should paid their fair share of taxes. during last weekend's g-20 meeting, eu finance leaders major the proposals on the docketet. like every other company, tech giants like google are required to pay taxes on the profits. however, many use creative accounting to avoid paying their full share. that is why the eu wants to start taxing the revenues instead of the profits that large digital companies earn in european countries. the new measure would forc

we also learned that adnan was a guest at the american embassy in baghdad he met the u.s. ambassador for counterterrorism and talked about his approach to police in this is an extract from what he's reported to have said summary fight terror with terror major general tab it who created in command special police forces is a sunni officer who served time in prison for attempting to overthrow the saddam regime they expressed the view that it is necessary to fight terror with terror and that it is critical that their forces be respected and feared as this was what was required in iraqi society to command authority. we asked embassador cramton if he had been aware that adnan talbot's commandos were engaged in torturing detainees. although i assure you if i knew there was torture going on. at that time with the people i was talking to. i would have raised it and then discussed it. here you're employing that i don't know that and i resent that question the way you phrased it frankly. but there are indications that the u.s. government knew what the commanders were doing. we remain

it was also adnan talbot's hometown and he was determined to inflict a major defeat on the insurgents and their sympathizers. with jane steele advise him but none talbot's commandos flooded the city going door to door taking hundreds of men from their homes to the interrogation center. u.s. army medic neil smith was in somalia during the months long struggle to control the city. we're like in the government. and where the police station was was actually right across from where the commandos were headquartered so there are always special commandos there in the war and like pretty much every. military unit in the world. there are well equipped. and more commandos on these brand new dodge ram pick that were painted in camouflage and they all look like they have new weapons and new uniforms. some are i was the first place that the connection between james steele and the activities of the police commanders was made known to the outside. new york times journalist peter maass convinced general petraeus to allow him and photographer to paraphrase to visit the commanders in somalia their host

we also learned that adnan was a guest at the american embassy in baghdad he met the u.s. ambassador for kind of terrorism and talked about his approach to policing this is an extract from what he's reported to have said summary fight terror with terror major general tab it who created in command special police forces is a sunni officer who served time in prison for attempting to overthrow the saddam regime they expressed the view that it is necessary to fight terror with terror and that it is critical that their forces be respected and feared as this was what was required in iraqi society to command authority. we asked embassador cramton if he had been aware that adnan talbot's commandos were engaged in torturing detainees. well i assure you find you there was torture going on. at that time with the people i was talking to know. i would have raised it and then discussed it. here you're employing that i didn't know that and i resent that question the way you phrased it frankly. but there are indications that the u.s. government knew what the commanders were doing. we remai

we also learned that adnan was a guest at the american embassy in baghdad he met the u.s. ambassador for counterterrorism and talked about his approach to policing this is an extract from what he's reported to have said summary fight terror with terror major general tab it who created in command special police forces is a sunni officer who served time in prison for attempting to overthrow the saddam regime they expressed the view that it is necessary to fight terror with terror and that it is critical that their forces be respected and feared as this was what was required in iraqi society to command authority. we asked him back to do crampton if he had been aware that adnan talbot's commandos were engaged in torturing detainees . well i assure you find you there was torture going on. at the time with the people i was talking to me. i would have raised it and then discussed it. here you're employing that i didn't know that and i resent that question the way you phrased it frankly. but there are indications that the u.s. government knew what the commanders were doing. we rem

with james keown actually side adnan targets commandos grew into a five thousand strong force with a fearful reputation on the streets of iraq. still made a strong impression with the high level even battle hardened iraqis who worked with . us and also to learn the whole. and the mashad and so on. that the whole belief. that we believed the. wrong kind of a. multiple. was just so the many are what i like. general moon. is a former general in the iraqi army after the invasion he worked with the americans to rebuild the police force but muntadhar was very disturbed by the abuse and torture he witnessed being committed by the police commandos he tried on a number of occasions to stop each. he has never spoken before about the part the u.s. played in running the special police commandos. is more than was out of the. government was possible. a lot of them were to be. done here. but a shot. that i missed. by sadr is that i would but it would start the general muntadhar alleges that jane steele had access to all of these prisoners and that he visited one in baghdad with him. all the dentist

the last standing is kyle adnan. —— kyle edmonds.rocess that that will bring me opportunities to perform and perform well and go deep into tournaments. however, nothing is guaranteed and that is what is beautiful about sport. she drops out of the women's top 40 asa she drops out of the women's top 40 as a result. the only other brit left in the women's draw was katie boulter. she lost to the 18th seed — japan's naomi osaka. it's been a decent tournament though for boulter, who's first appearance in the second round here is likely to push her closer to a top 100 ranking. it was a much better day on centre court for kyle edmund. the british number one comfortably beat american qualifier bradley klahn, but things are about to get much tougher. his first ever third round tie will be against three—time champion novak djokovic tomorrow, and there'll be the added distraction of england's quarter final at the world cup. talking of the world cup, it is nearly here. so to the world cup — england's quarterfinal against sweden is tomorrow and ga

the draw has been kind to us, adnan januzaj put in this position? just the guys they taken a thing for granted. they are almostjust the guys next they taken a thing for granted. they are almost just the guys next door, they are nice guys, they want to go as faras they are nice guys, they want to go as far as they possibly can. anything is possible for these young men, and they are performing under real pressure, but it doesn't look like pressure, they are relishing the opportunity. we are now in the top four teams in the world of football, the top four, that is something special, savour that for a few days. today they will be working on how to beat croatia, but enjoy it, i on how to beat croatia, but enjoy it, lam on how to beat croatia, but enjoy it, i am sure gareth will have the necessary plan to beat them. let's talk about croatia, before the tournament people thought they might be the dark horses, really strong midfield, they have picked up a few injuries, they have a two game is going to penalties in the knockout phase, so what positives can y