thank you so much andy worthington the author of kuantan immobile table on the issue of extraditions it looks like david cameron is standing up to the us now after i spoke to andy it emerged that cameron raised the extradition treaty with obama he's insisting that a greater number of british citizens facing charges in america are tried at home in britain british and u.s. officials are supposedly putting together a team to reexamine the the way that this treaty is implemented it was introduced in the aftermath of nine eleven and of course the criticisms here that it is weighed against british citizens. now big brother on steroids how would you feel if all of your phone calls and internet activity and so forth was monitored twenty four seven that includes call texts and e-mail we don't have to imagine that scenario anymore because the e.u. is pushing for such a plan or to use ivor bennett reports. soon you could be watched everywhere you go in the u.k. even where the cameras can't see you all your e-mails texts and phone calls will be monitored under a new anti terrorist spy plan they

or is a reconsideration of it a little bit more appropriate that's a question that i posed to andy worthington earlier today he's an investigative journalist and the author of the book guantanamo files here is his take on this issue. nine eleven and the war on terror began so we had a labor prime minister because being with a republican president now we've got a democratic president cozying up with a conservative prime minister and they didn't seem to make much difference may be able to demonstrate interchangeable these people because. there are pretty terrible reasons for a bomb or a cameron to be close but we know that both deeply involved in this horrible war that has gone on longer than any anyone can remember that should have ended long ago. you know they were the country least. hand in hand shoulder to shoulder with each other in countering terrorism and there in the involvement in torture and rendition in the darkest days of the war on terror and i think you are hearing from my colleague jason just the full of course the obama administration does not want to ask about what took place in