the president being quite brief affair there was an interesting thing which came out of the report allan donald trump telling his then attorney general jeff sessions when he heard that a special counsel is going to be appointed court this is the end of my presidency. quite the turnaround for him in. well it's an interesting turn of phrase and a number of people have pointed out is the been reading it online and on twitter it's not the sort of thing you see if you didn't think you did anything wrong that we know that his attorneys have been planning to issue a rebuttal it was one hundred fifty pages of the weekend according to some reports we know there were they they were then given a sneak preview all of the report attorney general bill barr told us about that in the last couple of hours and were no told that rebuttal had been whittled down to thirty pages but just in the last. one of donald trump's personal attorneys a said they're not entirely sure whether they're going to issue that rebuttal the lovely slee see how the media reports this and whether or not they think that donald trum

allan nairn joins us now from indonesia.has just published his latest report on his website allannairn.org. welcome back to democracy now! talk about the significance of this election on wednesday and what you have just uncovered. >> good to be with you. who has al prabowo, real chance to be elected president, is the single most notorious massacre general in indonesia. he has been associated with or mass killings of civilians than any other officer. he is also the officer who was the closest protege of the u.s. govevernment, workikingirectly during his cararr with the u.. fense inintelligence a agency ad u.s. spepecial forces.s. he told d me this in n 2001 whee had to do long discussions between advererries. he discscsion about h how brought in u.s. troo i into indonesia and h h they use the portunity y indonesia to do whwhat he called d recon for the ininsion consisiders thehe, namy they used the chance prprabowo gave them to make contingency plans for theoretical the gentle u.s. invasion of indonesia in the future. that cl

(gritan) se suicida allan garcÍa el expresidente perÚ se dispara en la cabeza cuando la policÍa iba aorrestarlo a arrestarlo en lima >> buenas tardes el vez dsuicid garcÍa conmueve a amÉrica latina, donde la red de odebrecht salpica a varios paÍses, es nuestras noticias principal, pero ademÁs este miÉrcoles >> final trÁgico, aparece muerta la joven obsesionada con la masacre de columbine, sospechosa de amenazar a las escuelas de denver, la policÍa de colorado habÍa desatado una caceria humana para hallar a la joven de 18 aÑos. no serÁn liberados la administraciÓn trump, ordena qu los solicitantes de asilo que entran ilegalmente no salgan en libertad, mientras sus casos se resuelven, activistas denuncian que es otro atropello contra los derechos de los inmigrantes. >> latinos influi flu influyents yalitza aparicio, el presidente mÉxico andres manuel lÓpez obrador presidente interino, juan guaidÓ y alexandria ocasio-cortez figuran entre las 100 personas mÁs influyentes de mundo segÚn la revista time. ♪ ♪ noticias * telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. el gobierno de perÚ, ha decretado tres d

. >>> fuera de local partidario muchos se niegan a verlo suicidio de allan suicidio como una inmolociÓnÉl sabÍa que habÍa hecho. >>> los fiscal que intervinieron ayer comunicado suicidio con su propia arma. >>> el gobierno ha declarado duelo nacional en estos dÍas de semana santa,aserÁn los allan garcÍa la familia aÚn no ha decidido si serÁ un acto pÚblico o privado. vuelvo contigo al estudio felicidad. dato sobre el ianna. incendio que sdrufrltÓ parte de la catedral de notre dame dicen que la causa pudo ser un corto circuito por lo que quedarÍa descartada cualquier sospecha de que las llama fueron profesor cadas intencionalmente, igualmente este es un primer resultado provisional de la investigaciÓn. >>> al regresar en las noticias telemundo mediodÍa cuando se tiene una cita en una corte de migraciÓn hay que llevar intÉrprete? y otras dudas la contesta la abogada en nuestro jueves de inmigraciÓn. >>> y haz un aÑo xhpzaron protestas en nicaragua contra el protestas en nicaragua contra el rÉgimen de daniel un consejo de más de mr. clean. quitar la mugre con esprays y toallitas puede ser

a primera hora de esta tarde se va a celebrar el funeral del expresidente de perÚ allan garcÍa en unn la sede del partido polÍtico que l llevÓ dos veces a gobernar al paÍs. recordemos que allan garcÍa se disparÓ en la cabeza cuando la policÍa llegÓ a su casa este miÉrcoles para arrestarlo en el marco de la investigaciÓn por corrupcion de la constructora brasilera odebrecht. esta semana santa es muy especial para los catÓlicos parisinos porque la estÁn celebrando sin uno de sus sÍmbolos, hoy se ha celebrado la ceremonia del vÍa crucis pero ha sido distinta a lo habitual porque no se ha podido hacer en la catedral de notredame, Áng Ángeles nos cuenta desde ahÍ, adelante >> buenas tardes, desde parÍs donde a primera hora de este viernes una de las ceremonias mÁs simbÓlicas de toda la seman santa, el vÍa crucis que recuerda el camino de cristo hacia el calvario y su muerte, estaba prevista para celebrarse en la catedral de notredame pero obviamente se han cambiado los planes, se comenzÓ el recorrido en uno de los puentes y ha terminado en el que nos encontramos, ha estado precedido por l

allan posing as a commentator for the daily newspaper de velde he argues if we want other states to take back their citizens who we consider terrorists then we have to take back our citizens who have committed terrorist acts. and kristen helberg is a featured mideast analyst at a number of european publications she points out bias is militarily defeated but not ideologically the west must help the kurds in dealing with the jobs. a warm welcome to all of you and to those of you joining us from around the world kristen if we could start with you you've also written two books about this topic about i.a.'s about syria you spent a lot of time in the country let's get a a demographic of our average i-s. fighter jet hottest who is he and what drew him to fight in syria to fight in iraq well it's not that easy because behind the one thousand and fifty german fighters there are one thousand personal stories they are quite young the majority of them they have radicalized very quickly usually over the internet so some of them are converts german citizens convert some of them are migration and they

visit democracynow.org to see our recent interview with allan -- allan nairn on the election. in libya, the humanitarian crisis is growing as fighting continues to escalate around the capital tripoli. the u.n. says that more than 18,000 people have been displaced in the past two weeks. the u.n. is attempting to relocate jailed refugees and migrants, but they warn some 3000 locked up migrants are now trapped in or around the combat zone. on tuesday, at least four people were killed during heavy shelling on the southern outskirts of tripoli according to local reports. libya's deputy prime minister said that renegade general tuesday khalifa haftar, who is leading the eastern-based libyan national army's offensive on tripoli, is attemptiting to stae a military coup.p. we will have more on this story later in the broadcast. in israel, a court ruled tuesday that an investigator for human rights watch must leave the -- leave israel by may 1. omar shakir is the israel and palestine director for human rights watch. the israeli government revoked his work visa last year under a law that

enemies that way and to tweak the way he does so it's going to be going to an interesting few hours allan thank you very much and again just to remind you as soon as that press conference gets started with the attorney general we will take you right there to that room at the department of justice let's get a quick check of weather now a spring thaw is reaching into canada but not a good result no plaintive cries of whereas on spring when it never comes in smoothly you're right it's usually flooding like and the temperatures are taking up the arctic circle here these days temperatures plus size plus three here so everywhere is now looking warmer than freezing only just because it's enough for a thaw and unfortunate has results because you tend to get an ice jam when that happens when the brain. the water overflows exactly what's happened in a place called bird's feet which is east of quebec these are all the result a sudden floods not from rain just from the river overflowing i think it's a bit amusing this river is called the show da which french means boy that this is a cold pot accounta

stefano sturaro was shown a straight red card for this challenge on allan just before the half hour marka natage to carlo ancelotti's side, dries mertens obliging to give the home side the lead, but the visitors managed to score on the stroke of half time through serbian international darko lazovic to collect a point and leave napoli 20 points adrift ofjuve with seven matches left to play. per munching gladbach. .. florian neuhaus put the home side ahead less than five minutes after half time, with a bit of luck getting it past the goalkeeper. but with just over ten minutes remaining, davy klaasen equalised for eighth placed bremen. stoppage time penalty salvaged a3— all draw. with the score at 1—1, this strike from martin odegaard put vitesse ahead after half time. luuk dejong equalised for psv. then tim matavz seemed to have won it for the arnhem side seven minutes from time. but maikel van der werff picked up a red card when he took down hirving lozano down in the area. the penalty scored by lozano means the points were shared. psv and ajax are on equal points at the top of the league

that took place in between his time and it's quite sad and actually our own intelligence and the ins allan's you have studies you have. highlighted the are there not threats from it is that she was was what she had like if i had a function isn't too much inside of func circle cos they also assess on various extremist groups and maybe it could be done to basically and that's the mission and also the. whole finding out problems with investigations that were cut out and not being or skin. to do not say close relationship yes tax. and there are certain times also an apartment near misses museum. or sometimes also. it's in the middle of it so that was. a police actually say that foreign intelligence agencies warning them about plans for an attack ten days ago could have been avoided. that is a secondary and that's a certain losing year but then we need to redo that terry nation because i'm looking into that because we clearly ready fighting mission on my. letter which was sent to that at least but if you're going to generally phone twenty seventh you need to be of interest and that it's hardly ev

allan gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this . coming to you live from berlin ordeal good bye between russia's president vladimir putin and north korea's leader kim jong il and putin says their talks address nuclear weapons programs their first meeting was just two months after kim summit with donald trump ended in phoenix also coming up plans to create a financial national champion in germany for the match bank and deutsche bank all of their tools on a massive.

excuse me ok i'll leave you there allan thank you so much alan fischer. a lot of the white house there well ok steve clemons now editor at large of the hill he's joining us today as we wade through all of this see there's just so much information so i think it's probably better if we go a little bit more big picture and the feeling i'm getting from all of this is that while donald trump and william would like to push this no collusion line over and over again what the report seems to be showing is that there was and i see this line over and over again not enough evidence we suspected this there was this but there was not enough evidence is that your read on this. well i am so jealous that you have the actual report and i can't wait to dive into the jealous because seriously way congress a really heavy document and some of the commentary i've seen on twitter is saying this is a you know compared to maybe the starr report in the past or other things or the nine eleven commission this is heavy heavy legal stuff as well. you know we're all going to take a lon

in 2015, liam allan was falsely accused of 12 counts of rape and sexual assault. text message evidence that had not been disclosed to his defence. mr allan — who co—founded the ‘innovation ofjustice' campaign — has been telling louise minchin on bbc breakfast what he thinks of the move. i think it's a good start, in all honesty. i understand that there are sort of reservations about it and there are a few concerns in terms of it working for victims charities. but considering my case and how valuable it was that the evidence was actually on the complainant's phone, it is so much more valuable than people realise. it can be so much more valuable to prosecution cases as well as defence cases. for me, it is a good step in the right direction. but i can understand why people are a bit concerned with it. i don't think it is fair to go through something, seven years worth of information, if it was only an accusation across a year period. that doesn't make any sense because that is an invasion of privacy. but there are certain things that are related to cases that are goi

to the new istanbul airport according to turkish allan's this is enough material to cover thirty three football fields so this gives you a dimension and the whole abrasion is expected to be completed by midnight so after roughly just forty five hours and for the airport itself its giant i've been there i've seen it and it's expected to grow according to the management this airport will be the world's largest airport with two hundred million passengers a year within the next ten years right now the world's largest airport to my knowledge is in atlanta in the u.s. with one hundred million passengers a year so these of figures if you listen to the figures if you see the figures that's quite intimidating especially if you're from germany and you look at the new bird an app that was expected to open there eight years ago but it's still not finished we still don't know when the new bird an airport will open so to speak the pace of this project here in istanbul really is exceptional. from the government. what are the critics. well i talked to activists here who say this new app is an environm

one legend of the sport's allan crossed left a wave another over the line of joe i want to. do so so proud because so much. so more success for the british hamilton seventy fifth race when it sees him replace the top of the drivers standings. coming up after the break it's the bundesliga show with all the goals from saturday's action dortmund hosting bites after last weekend's humiliating loss to buy munich they get their title challenge back on track find out coming up next. watching news from berlin all the latest news information around the clock on our website. thanks for watching. any time any place. we have a little bit of. songs to sing along.

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liam allan was falsely accused of 12 cou nts liam allan was falsely accused of 12 counts of rape and gets taken as a defendant, it should be that the complainant ‘s a defendant, it should be that the complainant '5 phone also gets taken just to conduct a thorough investigation, i suppose. just to conduct a thorough investigation, isuppose. 0therwise it always seems a bit unsafe if you convict somebody but you don't have all the information that you should have had. 0ver—505 in england could be forced to pay an average of more than 300—pounds a year in extra national insurance, under new proposals to help fund social care. the report, from former cabinet minister damian green and the centre for policy studies, also calls on social care to be funded in a similar way to a state pension, with a personal top—up option. the government says it's put extra money into social care and future plans will be published soon. talks will resume between the government and labour today, aimed at breaking the brexit deadlock. among those taking part will be the chancellor, philip hammond and labour's s

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that's also how delta walked away with a negative four percent tax rate their planes where allan have to be put in jet retirement homes. i go visit the old aircraft sometimes and sing to them. so basically machines have a more comfortable retirement than humans lee whose side are he won in the robot wars. i'm with. boobies. that was imposed the same bro but this machine is still limited. amazon also took advantage of the expanded tax breaks specifically for stock options for executives the stock options for executives duction when they just call it charity for the rich well whatever your opinion of amazon prime's the marvelous miss main goal is to gather your tax dollars are paying for the period costumes. this year corporations raked in a net tax rebate of four point three billion dollars and this will raise the deficit to a trillion by two thousand and twenty two even netflix walked away with a twenty two million dollar refund which still won't make up for the fact that entire villages share a password. these cut cards are gonna make average americans think the tax system is meant t

by immigration officials and i talked to alan fischer about this now in washington any more details allan and is this just one of donald trump sort of declarations that he makes on social media or just says i'm going to do this or is there real movement here real traction. while he's told the attorney general the department of homeland security he wants answers from within ninety days on how to go ahead with this idea certainly we know that donald trump is moving are we from the idea of a physical body in this case although he still wants to build one to dealing more with the process which is what this is all about but it's estimated that one hundred three thousand people came across the border last month the highest in more than ten years and it's estimated again that sixty percent of them came from central america and they were bringing their children know what donald trump is suggesting that in future that anyone that comes across the border and asks for asylum will have to appear fi if they get into the country at that point then they will not be given a work permit they will not be a

over now buckle up we've still got a long way to go right alan fischer live for us at the white house allan thank you let's get back to clyde wilcox here in the studio professor of government at georgetown university i want to pick up on a couple of things and that alan said and i think you made a good point that this generally doesn't sway people one way or another donald trump's approval and disapproval ratings have largely been at the same place you kind of hits the ceiling but having said that do you think particularly if this goes on a twenty twentieth's allen said do you think that this will resonate with any voters and change anybody's mind one way or another i don't think the fact that the report says if the in fact says that there's no collusion there's going to make people suddenly think he's a good president so i doubt that that would sway to one's position on that is his negatives have been and fifty five percent every single poll is positives of them between thirty and forty four every nothing changes that. well certainly find out because this probably will go on for twenty twe

allan general dyer staunchly defended what he had done. —— colonel dyer.trike terror in the people of punjab. since the massacre habit 100 years ago, this is the first time a british museum has joined forces with one in india to shine a light on the brutal attack and it's all part of a driving force to educate and create awareness on what's known as one of the greatest scandals of the british raj. theirs isa scandals of the british raj. theirs is a park located in amritsar, holy city in the of punjab. a cultural centre of the sikh religion and home to the golden temple. the british government has been under renewed pressure to apologise for its role in the amritsar massacre. we deeply regret what happened and the suffering caused. but theresa may came under criticism when she stopped short of an apology. allan and apology is a step in the right direction and will make some people feel a sense of catharsis but i think more importantly what needs to be done is the education system needs to be slightly revamped and it needs to be slightly revamped and it need

one legend of the sport's allan proft left to wave another over the light. show out of. this so i'm so proud because so much i had to take. so more success for the british hamilton seventy fifth race win and it sees him replace both tasso the top of the drivers standings. are at their reminder now of our top story that we're following for you here on d w protesters in sudan hold fresh rallies calling for an immediate transition to civilian rule the demonstrations contrast sudan's ruling military council pledges not to break up the protests and implement some opposition demands. you're watching t.v. news up next german football's dramatic title race to the enter show the bundesliga coming up in just a few minutes and don't forget you can always get the latest news and analysis on a website dot com thank you for watching. elephants may have fixed games the best still wary of the. same kind of voice places when peace up buzzing around. that cave environmentalist in south africa excluded national public and i can. easily be harnessed to protect endangered species from a fina

how long allan do you think these protests can can go on and what in your mind needs to be done to to come to a last thing solution you think. it could go on for ever. for as long as that again doesn't change is its strategy at the sudanese people are willing to put pressure to continue putting pressure on the sudanese army to stand up and play its role. as that it presented the role of the national sovereignty i think we were trying to avoid any rupture in the hierarchy of the sudanese army by accepting this de facto reality of some of his engineering the transition but what we see now is we see. some officers are trying to bypass the army so the army is going to feel compelled to take an action again is this group of and his. group of ideologues who have just hijacked the platform it's just some sort of a hijacking of a platform and it's no good.

a vote in congress survivors of attacks are calling for that loophole to be closed a warning that allan fisher's report from virginia contains images which some viewers may find distressing. and it was boom boom boom three bullets came flying through the door kate ran to remembers the night she was shot she has the pictures of the blood of the injury of the moment she could have died but she doesn't need pictures to remember the fear she had a restraining order against her soon to be ex-husband the police took all his guns but there was nothing in the law to stop them buying others keeping and other hands of abusers is what i've been fighting for for almost seven years now absolutely it needs to be in the violence against women act needs to stay there forever if they are going to abuse their wife if they're going to put their hands on their way if they're going to emotionally abuse their wife if they're going to control her and do all those things that are on the domestic violence we'll they'll go as far as to try to kill them and the easiest way to do that is with a gun it's called the

allan president buhari has failed. does make he has failed. he was apathetic.ature because of course you will awarded the nobel prize for literature in 1986 so although you area literature in 1986 so although you are a great campaigner for literature in 1986 so although you are a great campaignerfor human rights and civil rights and civic rights and civil rights and civic rights and civil rights and civic rights and so on, you are obviously amount of culture, a man of letters and soi amount of culture, a man of letters and so i want to know where you stand on this debate amongst african writers which is being bubbling for some time, about the language in which you write. you write mostly in english. is that something you defend? mostly in english. english happens to be the language of love it -- happens to be the language of love it —— nigeria. how many languages do we have? 0ver it —— nigeria. how many languages do we have? over 300. and it —— nigeria. how many languages do we have? 0ver300. and i'm it —— nigeria. how many languages do we have? over 300. and i

liam allan understands what can happen when evidence from a phone isn't passed to the defence. the case against him only collapsed when text messages from his accuser, which proved his innocence, were given to his lawyers days into his trial. he welcomes the new policy. i can't consider it an invasion of privacy because it assists... there is something in there that will either assist the case or assist the defence and that needs to be... the police need to have access to that otherwise and they're never going to... there is no right to a fair trial then. but campaigners are worried. victims will feel like they are submitting to a digital strip search. the danger of that is it's massively intrusive. it really has an impact on victims of rape, who may be severely traumatised already by what's happened. it's another violation, in effect, of traumatised victims. and what's more, the danger is that it will deter victims from coming forward. all police forces in england and wales are using the new consent forms, but they're not being used in scotland. striking the balance, in the di

liam allan was falsely accused of rape. collapsed when text messages from his accuser, which proved his innocence, were disclosed days into his trial. he favours complainants being asked for their consent to hand over their mobile devices. i can't consider it an invasion of privacy because there is something in there that will either assist the case or assist the defence and that needs to be...the police need to have access to that, otherwise there is no right to a fair trial, that's gone. to ensure our fair trial system, the prosecution has to disclose to the defence any evidence gathered by the police that either assists the defence case or undermines the prosecution's. and because of the way we all live our lives today, a lot of that evidence is found on these things. following a series of collapsed trials, a number of reviews revealed a system—wide disclosure problem. at its core was the ability of police and prosecutors to get on top of unprecedented amounts of digital evidence. under a national disclosure improvement

security rejected the proposal let's get more on this from washington and my colleague ellen fisher allan how significant is this. while the proposal was first raised in november last year it was brought forward by the white house and put in front of the department of homeland security but it was rejected at that point for a number of reasons not least the safety of transporting people from the border to somewhere like san francisco or beyond it was killed as well on the idea of budget because it would cost a great deal of money to transfer people and also they said look this could cause a p.r. problem and that seemed to satisfy the white house but we know that immigration is a key point for donald trump he thinks it plays well with his base and certainly when he was involved in the standoff over building the border war with the democrats the idea was raised again and so in february the white house went back to the part of homeland security with roughly the same idea at that point the d.h.s.s. brought in lawyers and they said look legally you can't do this either and so the idea went away

america's infamous underbred corruption scandal and these are live pictures coming to us here from allangarcia's party headquarters in lima peru where his casket arrived about half an hour or so ago his supporters coming out for the arrival of the casket. coming to us from marianna sanchez reports from the program capital. the last act in the life of peter's former precedent began with the police raid of his home in an affluent area of the capital lima they were there to arrest him in connection with a long running investigation into corruption during his time in office in the late one nine hundred eighty s. at some point police apparently allowed alan garcia to make a private phone call from his home a short time later was heard was long live on garcia was in critical condition doctors fought to save his life he was revived three times before dying from the effects of a gunshot wound to the head earlier produced public prosecutor had issued a detention order in connection with corruption charges over his relationship with a giant construction company in latin america called on there but

keeping track of the white house's response to this and we do have some tweets from the president allan have we actually gotten any official statement from the white house ed or when do we anticipate getting one if we don't have one yet. well nothing yet and we don't know when we will get something we know that donald trump has what's called an open press event in the white house shortly he also has a meeting with might from pos sexual state he also has this intelligence briefing and you can gather that through all these things donald trump will want to talk about what bill barr has just been saying but in the last few minutes he's put out a tweet which says no conclusion no collusion no obstruction for the haters and the radical left democrats face is going to use repeatedly up till twenty twenty game over and we know that donald trump had an idea of what bill barr was going to say not least because first of all bill barr serves at the pleasure of the president but also because he was telling all his supporters on twitter to follow bill barres news conference on either fox news or one

one of the defendants affected was student liam allan who was 22 at the time.es dropped when critical material emerged while he was on trial. he told us his thoughts on the new proposals. i think it's a good start. i understand that there are some reservations about it and there's are a few concerns from people working for victims' charities. but considering how valuable it was in my case that the evidence was on the complainant's phone, it's much more invaluable than people realise and it could be so much more valuable to prosecution cases as well as defence cases. so for me, it's a good step in the right direction. but i can understand why people are a little bit concerned with it. i don't think it's fair to go through seven years' worth of information if it was only an accusation across a year period. that doesn't make sense because then that is an invasion of privacy, but there are certain things that are related to cases that are going to be in there, on either phone. so both phones should be taken. it's notjust one or the other, it should be both. a forme

an internet problem and internet probably get back to that aspect let's talk about the nation first allan if you could pick up on that is it a failure of integration into german society as a result of the rise of the right what's behind so many young people sympathizing with i.s.i. and even going to fight in iraq and syria for them now returning home i don't think it's neither afraid of integration although integration has failed in some respects noise jus with being discriminated against nor really is it all that. any people i mean. we have had homegrown terrorism here think of the so-called red army faction the movement of the second of june people of my generation who went underground and they had thousands of sympathizers hundreds of people who went underground help them in all sorts of organizations and they were neither alienated nor were they you know conversed islam and i think so there you disagree or disagree with chris and you think they're not alienated. they may be alienated does not because they're being discriminated against i think it's some good happens it can happen to y

liam allan was falsely accused of rape.m only collapsed when text messages from his accuser — which proved his innocence — were disclosed days into his trial. he favours complainants being asked for their consent to hand over their mobile devices. i can't consider it an invasion of privacy because it assists, there is something in there that will either assist the case or assist the defence and that needs to be...the police need to have access to that otherwise there is no right to a fair trial, that's gone. to ensure our fair trial system, the prosecution has to disclose to the defence any evidence gathered by the police that either assists the defence case or undermines the prosecution's. and because of the way we all live our lives today, a lot of that evidence is found on these things. following a series of collapsed trials, a number of reviews revealed a systemwide disclosure problem. at its core was the ability of police and prosecutors to get on top of unprecedented amounts of digital evidence. under a national discl

liam allan understands what can happen when that kind of evidence is not passed to the defence.y accused of rape. the case against him only collapsed when text m essa 9 es against him only collapsed when text messages from his accuser which proved his innocence were given to his lawyers days in his trial. he favours victims being asked for their consent to hand over their mobile devices. i can't consider it an invasion of privacy because there is something in it which will insist —— assist the case or the defence and the police need have access to that or they, there is no right to a fair trial, that has gone. to ensure oui’ fair trial, that has gone. to ensure ourfairtrail fair trial, that has gone. to ensure our fair trail system, fair trial, that has gone. to ensure ourfair trail system, the prosecution has to disclose to the defence any evidence gathered by the police that either assists the defence case or undermines the prosecution's. and because of the way we all live our lives today, a lot of that evidence is found on these things. following a series of collapsed trials,

dealing with the fallout of allan's divorce, worrying about money, the weather, the cattle, worryingher their business in scotland can survive. across the uk, the industry is warning mental health is the biggest hidden problem facing farmers. a situation compounded by isolation, a lack of support and a stigma around speaking out. i spent my late teens and early 20s working as a sheep farmer. it was me, the dog and in my case, 600 sheep. and it's a great existence, living in the great british countryside, but it can often be lonely and isolating. you don't make it to birthdays, to family parties, you don't make it on holiday with your friends. and new figures compiled by the bbc have shown that if isolation and loneliness don't go unchallenged, it can have some very severe consequences. each week, around one agricultural worker takes their own life, meaning suicide in the sector is among the highest of any occupation. i want to be a farmer when i grow up. are you going to have dinosaurs on your farm? it's a nationwide issue. in west wales, emma is dealing with the tragic consequences

allan leighton is our nonexecutive chairman, he is certainly an enlightened man and we really feel likeest of luck with that. in a moment we'll take a look through the business pages but first here's a quick reminder of how to get in touch with us. stay up—to—date with all the news as it happens on the bbc bsiness live page. there is insight and analysis from a team of editors right around the globe. and we want to hear from you. get involved on the bbc business live web page. on twitter. and you can find us on facebook. business live, on tv and online. what you need to know, when you need to know it. this i've just this i'vejust dropped my this i've just dropped my notes, this i'vejust dropped my notes, but don't worry, these ladies can wing it. what will i start with? the folding phone? lovely idea but it doesn't seem to have worked out. folding phone? lovely idea but it doesn't seem to have worked outm seems there's been a big race to create this new mobile technology, samsung might have that not more than they can chew with putting it out early. it's only out to reviewers and actual

so, the edgar allan poe award home," bymbushed at joshua schneyer, michael pell, andrea januta and deborah nelson of reuters. [applause] the judges write -- the pentagon had hoped to improve base housing through privatization, but after 20 years, reuters fund military families " with highke squalor levels of lead, vermin, mold, leaking ceilings and foul water. using data, meticulous record searches and reporting would often reluctant sources, the report showed and agent families with little recourse and a military that often looked the other way, and private investors who profited. so, from reuters -- [applause] >> one last honorable mention for the edgar allen paul award goes to "hidden cost" by the weather channel and telemundo. thank you, thank you to our judges, and congratulations to the winners! [applause] at this point, there is no way you are not sick of hearing me talk, so i will keep it short. when i run for this position in 2016, i told one and all but i thought it was time we reset the focus more squarely on journalism and a little more on the men and women who help to hold the

rejected the proposal let's get more on this live now to washington and our correspondent alan fischer allan this seems like a weird one they decided to drop it but then donald trump says they going to go ahead with it. exactly if you spoke to the white house a couple of hours ago they said look this plan was discussed as lots of things are but it is not under active consideration and then donald trump pops up a couple of hours later on twitter and says you know that thing that has been reported about possibly moving immigrants to sanctuary cities what actively considering that because democrats are all in favor of open borders so what are sanctuary cities while there are areas where the people there the government there decided that they are not going to cooperate with immigration authorities when it comes to undocumented migrants now the white house came up with this idea that undocumented migrants who came across the border when space was tight they would move them to areas that where sanctuary cities almost to give the democrats and those poorest are supporting immigration a taste of the