, they went to angela because _ went to angela, they went to angela because it _ went to angela, theycopied in this. complaints and issues — she is copied in this. complaints and issues were raised in a number of different — and issues were raised in a number of different places across the organisation. what was important as in resolving — organisation. what was important as in resolving them they were back to the technical teams. and this would have gone _ the technical teams. and this would have gone to it, to kevin around the operational— have gone to it, to kevin around the operational procedures and angela. he said _ operational procedures and angela. he said the sounds unusual but we have said that before!, what were you referring to there? i don't know that it is anything more — i don't know that it is anything more complicated than what i am saying. _ more complicated than what i am saying, which is i presumably have raised _ saying, which is i presumably have raised issues previously, which have been _ raised issues previously, which have been new— raised issues previously, w

sure, but angela didn't do anything — be shortly? shortly? sure, but angela didn't do anything wrong, that's what - be shortly? sure, but angela didn't do anything wrong, that's what was concluded. this was conservative mps wasting police time to score political points, and frankly they should be ashamed of themselves. good to have you here, darrenjones, thanks for your time. live now to westminster, and our political correspondent jack fenwick.

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and angela rayner, it is not the same extent _ nicola sturgeon and angela rayner, it is not the samee - nicola sturgeon and angela rayner, it is not the same extent where you| it is not the same extent where you are conceivably _ it is not the same extent where you are conceivably going _ it is not the same extent where you are conceivably going to _ it is not the same extent where you are conceivably going to have - are conceivably going to have somebody— are conceivably going to have somebody who _ are conceivably going to have somebody who is _ are conceivably going to have somebody who is running - are conceivably going to have somebody who is running for| are conceivably going to have . somebody who is running for the highest — somebody who is running for the highest office _ somebody who is running for the highest office in _ somebody who is running for the highest office in the _ somebody who is running for the highest office in the land - somebody who is running for the highest office in the land with i somebody who is running for the highest office in the land with a i highe

against angela rayner~ so— are taking an action against angela rayner.because those three agencies have reportedly said, those three agencies have reportedly said. no— those three agencies have reportedly said, no further action against deputy— said, no further action against deputy leader. so you would imagine that would _ deputy leader. so you would imagine that would stop any further questions at this point for angela rayner~ _ questions at this point for angela ra ner. , ., . questions at this point for angela ra ner. ,., . ., , rayner. the police and set in their statement. _ rayner. the police and set in their statement, following _ rayner. the police and set in their statement, following allegations l statement, following allegations around angela rayner greater manchester polices completed a thorough carefully considered and proportion investigation and concluded that no further police action will be taken. so that is said in the words of the police. why so breathless, chris? the real specific reason is our reason is oui’ steam reason is our stea

angela, angela, dad asked me to take care of the pendant, do you hear? where does andrey take you?n, what did you want, can i take you on a date? vitya! no, you should have seen his face, there was such a laugh there, and also so many people ask me to be my friend, even my dear, such an arrogant otter, and i’m also beautiful, that i’m beautiful, of course i’m beautiful, oh well, who am i kidding? me the appearance is simple, before there were just spas, procedures, solariums, now... i will help you, hello, please, information service of the city of borisov, just a second, so thank you, so hello, tell me. please can i have the phone number for the address? hello, i’m listening to you, call me back, i can’t hear you, maybe they’re silent. well, the puzzle is complete. katya, frying in a pan, thank you, you wash the dishes, i won’t have tea. how are things at school? fine. ning, i would like to apologize for yesterday, i went too far, but i didn’t notice, so how, well, yesterday, when everything was fine, because, well, what are the problems? marika has already matured, he’s found the

we have one more an address that should lead us to the school where angela toros studied.hether they remember belonchelista in this establishment, in which, according to the data. angel graduated from geography in 2011, next to the college where angelo torres studied, there is a place through which all drug dealers with drugs pass, so the police search absolutely everyone. colegio, san hose de la saau, we are in place, we even turned to the director of the school where angelo tores allegedly studied, but even she did not i was able to find it in the database. college: we can conclude that angela thoros did not attend the only college in the city of medalin, and his education still remains a mystery. in colubie it is really very dangerous to be on the street in any area, you may have problems with the police, like we have now, they stopped us and searched us near anhilo college. we spent 4 days in the city of medalin, angela toros's family is hiding, she does not want to be discovered, the entire colombian part of his biography is an absolute secret. andrey, the worst thing

a certain angela.l probably be something interesting. at aircraft designers 13, apartment 8. bogdan, let’s drive away, no question, rit, are you leaving me here? well, of course, someone has to stay put. so, erki, wait, here i am now. borya, where are you, andrey, i’m here, let’s go. why have you decided to go back to work? yes, at home, the melancholy tormented me. borenka, tortured, tortured. you can't even imagine how much i love you. all our work, this is the victim, a subject in finland, please, think of some clothes, well , we’ll come up with something, now, erki, we’ll drink tea with you, and we’ll talk, hold it, be careful, it’s hot, thank you, i came to russia, and st. petersburg for business negotiations, today i had the main part with my partner here, after that, like this, well, they washed the deal, in general, and tomorrow i need to sign the final papers and horror, no papers, crime , well, i need to collect these papers, it’s calm from here. mm the doorway hit me, well, i don’t remember

we begin with angela alsobrooks. "romney: a reckoning" teen i thank the hosts for hosting us tonight and i thank each of you for tuning in. i had the honor of serving in maryland, my hometown. i was raised by two incredible parents in a working-class family who taught me not only the value of hard work but what it meant for people to struggle. i spent the last 27 years in public service because i believe public service is the highest calling. i oversaw 50% cut in violence as state attorney and as county executive, i have built schools, mental health facilities, and an economic opportunity for our families. not only to develop generational wealth but have high wages. i will fight for you. i ask you for your vote. every day of every evening, i know what i am fighting for. i know who i am fighting for and what we are fighting about and i will fight for all of maryland's families and preserve our democracy. trone: it will be tough to raise taxes on big companies when you are taking all their dollars. that is a challenge.

, and he says, thank— williams by angela, and he says, thank you — williams by angela, and he says, thankrite to him in the same terms. we have every— write to him in the same terms. we have every other person who says they have — have every other person who says they have evidence, i have sent those _ they have evidence, i have sent those letters and i'm happy to do so again _ those letters and i'm happy to do so again was — those letters and i'm happy to do so again. was there a standard text letter— again. was there a standard text letter that went back to people that raised _ letter that went back to people that raised complaints? it letter that went back to people that raised complaints?— raised complaints? it sounds as thou:h raised complaints? it sounds as though there — raised complaints? it sounds as though there was. _ raised complaints? it sounds as though there was. i _ raised complaints? it sounds as though there was. i wasn't - raised complaints? it sounds as. though there was. i wasn't aware raised complaints? it sounds as - though there was. i wasn't aware of what he had.

tonight angela rayner had welcomed the _ wrong.d welcomed the news, saying - welcomed the news, saying conservatives reported her to distract from their record in government. so far the tories have not commented. the row is about whether she was honest about where she lived and when. the first home is vicarage road in stockport where angela rayner bought a property in 2007, eight years before becoming an mp. in 2010 she married mark rein who owned his home around two miles away and appears to have registered all of their children at his address but on the electoral register, she continued to be listed as living at her house, creating confusion as to where she legally lived. it matters because of capital gains tax. you don't pay it when you sell your main home but married couples can only count one property as their main home. keir starmer�*s tea will likely be relieved that the police investigation has been dropped. minimising the chances of difficult headlines later in the election campaign. for months, the party's long time attac

>> tell me about her. >> angela is two months old, she's probably a hound mix. she will be available for adoption at berkeley humane this weekend. she's one of the dogs that came to us through our a little hot dog program, hawaii is struggling with overcrowded shelter so we help out with a volunteer network of travelers that bring dogs home with them on the airport -- airplane, we give the medical care, get them ready for adoption and they get a new loving home in the east bay area. it's a fantastic program, so she's only been in the bay area for about four days. >> amazing and she's already charming everybody in our newsroom. you talked about overcrowding, what you are seeing in hawaii but how about in the bay area? >> it's a struggle, we are seeing overcrowding in the shelters due to the high cost of spaying and neutering, high medical costs overall, that's leading to the problem but there are efforts that can combat it. you can adopt from a shelter, you can adopt a dog like elena. it's really community support that gets dogs into loving homes. we have a major

angela rayner the deputy leader. yeah. hang over labour's election campaign because there were questions around angela rayner relating to a house that she had had as a council house that she had as a council house and then under right to buy she bought it and then she went on to sell this. this was all a number of years ago and you talked about it on newscasts before, but there was this question about whether or not she's paid all the tax she should have owed on that property, but also whether or not she's registered that property correctly, where she was living at the time. and what we've had today is news from greater manchester police that they are taking no action against angela rayner because of course they were looking into this. but also the local authority says it's not taking any action against angela rayner. and also labour have told the bbc that hmrc are taking no action against angela rayner. so you can imagine you've got probably a pretty big sigh of relief echoing around the labour camp that that isn't going

and i was already friends with my grandson, with alyosha, that is, this not only the industry, as angelaut it is also a corporation of friends, people. with the first deputy director of the russian children's state library, executive director of the association raising readers, angela eduardovna lebedeva. well now - our interlocutors on the big screen are probably already used to the fact that in the middle of our podcast we listen to something, this is the presenter’s section, and i usually do one of three things, either i show an old book, or i read a poem, which somehow, this is called russian lyrics, or quotes from classics from prose, well, today we will combine two things at once, firstly, i will pick up an old book, very dear to me, this is a collection of vladislav hadasevich, by grain, it is generally accepted that hadasevich has three great books of late, this by the grain, this is a heavy lyre and a european night, this book is the first of three great... books by vladislav hadasevich, but i picked it up for a reason, because he has a poem that my youngest daughter, whose name

i just -- i couldn't wrap my head around it. >> reporter: angela says it seemed that mica was gettingback on track after separating from john paul. >> you could see some light coming back into her eyes, and she was in the word. she was in the scripture. she was getting counseling. she was doing all the right things, and i saw an excitement in her. >> reporter: angela says that excitement made it so hard for her to process, even after visiting the state park where mica's body was found. >> it is an extremely heavy feeling walking that path. all i could think is gosh, what was she thinking in these moments? >> reporter: for mike a's family they say they are grateful for everything everyone has done to help. adding they're aware of the fbi's involvement, but have no personal knowledge of the nature of any fbi investigation, and therefore no comment. as the search for answers continues, angela says she hopes mica will be remembered not for her death, but for her life. >> mica was a bright light. she loved god. she loved people. she was adventurous. she had the sweetest soul. she said at t

i never doubted that angela hadn't done anything wrong. saying conservatives reported her to distract from their record in government. the tories say she still hasn't provided an explanation for the questions around her former living arrangements. the row is about whether she was honest about where she lived and when. the first home is vicarage road in stockport where angela rayner bought a property in 2007, eight years before she became an mp. in 2010, she married mark rayner, who owned his home around two miles away and appears to have registered one of their children at his address, but on the electoral register, she continued to be listed as living at her house, creating confusion as to where she legally lived. it matters because of capital gains tax. you don't pay it when you sell your main home but married couples can only count one property as their main home. according to a labour source, hmrc has told angela rayner it'll take no further action. the tax office almost never comments publicly because of privacy rules. in any case, ke

he was very popular, and angela also brooks. even though, as you were saying, maryland is very much leaning democratic, why do you think this could be competitive. >> because of the popularity of hogan. we saw him win two elections in 2014 and 2018, one very narrow live leak, -- narrowly. but a landslide victory in 2018 which was a good democratic year nationwide, but in maryland he was able to appeal to independents and democrats in the state. if you look at his numbers, he is as popular, in some cases, maybe not now, but a year ago he was probably as popular among democrats as he was among republicans in maryland. he has significant support among black voters, which are traditionally democratic. he has very high numbers among independents. he brings a lot to the table. that makes them competitive. it doesn't make him the favorite. we know that even governors who are very popular in their own states, when they try to run for senate, oftentimes, they aren't able to seal the deal. >> why is that? >> the list is long. voters reall

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yes, i will support angela alsobrooks. jacob? guest: i think that that is a good example of why larry hogan is the underdog in the race. you have voters who voted for him not once but twice in governor races who are not even, at this earlytalking about votin a senate race. he won over a lot of voters who would not otherwise vote for a ruing for governor. talking about steep tariff increases on chinese imporinclue batteries, computer chips and medical products. then tom mcclintock military aid to israel, immigration and other in the 70th anniversary of brown versus the board of education. c-span's washington journal on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered including buckeye broadband.

angela rayner the guardian.bott hasn't been treated fairly or appropriately. the veteran mp had the labour whip restored this week after a long suspension. she's accused keir starmer of culling the party's left wing sir keir says he wants the highest quality candidates and has described her as a trailblazer. meanwhile labour's election campaign continues, with the party's leader assuring voters that pledges to cut nhs waiting lists won't need any new taxes. >> well, as you would expect with this changed labour party, every proposal that we put on the table is fully costed and fully funded, and we've been really clear about not raising income tax and ni, and we've said repeatedly that nothing in our plans require us to raise tax , and that's why we've been tax, and that's why we've been able to set out our position on vat as well. and that's in stark contrast to a government that's taken the tax burden on working people to the highest level since the war. and during this campaign is showing it hasn't learnt the l

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don't be afraid, angela. clients come in the evening, and we we'll feed you in the morning. squeezed, try it. i'm busy, dim, you raised money for my treatment, so what? thank you, thank you, i say, why are you so surprised? this is the first time since the accident that i hear this word from you, usually not reproaches, i am your husband, you are my wife, i had to do this, nothing but reproaches, but what about you? i wanted, yes, after the accident, i have mnezia, memory loss, and you’re used to sitting on my neck, computer genius, almost immediately alyonka, alyonka cook, alyonka cleans, alyonka works, but now it’s driving me crazy, completely eating me up . hello chaos, how are you, what do you mean it’s progressing, it’s moving too slowly, it’s been a couple of days, i don’t have these couple of days, you understand, you understand that your option is becoming the main one, they give hope for detecting a flash drive, do you understand? i don't know, please interest me financially, that’s it, i’m expecting a call in an hour. hello, hello, have you started cleaning, yes, y

there's always been a question, did angela rayner pay i a question, did angela rayner pay the right amountwas anything in it. . ., , ., ~ it. we will leave it there but thank ou for it. we will leave it there but thank you for giving _ it. we will leave it there but thank you for giving us _ it. we will leave it there but thank you for giving us that _ it. we will leave it there but thank you for giving us that shock - you for giving us that shock reaction to that news as it has come into us. throughout this general election., our teams here at bbc news have been together to bring you all of the latest information that you need. my colleague has this verify unit which will be crucial over the next weeks as all of the parties will make promises and as we dissect them and get to the real root of what they are promising. so let's hear the latest from the team. i'm not far from where you are. i'm on the mezzanine, but i think you can see the newsroom below me on the trundle camera that we're showing you now. that's studio e, if you look over there, the camera'sjust moving in that direction. an

and angela rayner�*s arguably decisive role in this row could give and angela rayner�*s arguably decisive the top of government to come, if labour were to win this election. if diane abbott does stand and win, she will become the longest serving labour mp, and the mother of the house. joe pike, bbc news, hackney. the conservatives unveiled plans to punish fly—tippers in england by adding points to their driving licences. they also say they want to evict disruptive tenants from social housing. the prime minister, rishi sunak was on the campaign trail in the north—west of england. he's been speaking to our political correspondentjessica parker what i'm focused on is being out and about across the country, as i am here today, talking to people about the choice at this election. and the choice is increasingly clear because we are the only party that is taking bold action, that's got a clear plan so that we can deliver a secure future for everyone. and in contrast, the labour party have nothing to offer the country, no ideas, no plans for the future. and that choice is clear. that's what i'm t

angela, i will start with you on this . might, this with you on this.ional service policy , many national service policy, many people think might be a decent idea in principle, but it has been drawn up on the back of a fag packet, hasn't it? >> well, that doesn't seem to be many details underneath. and that, of course, is why they've said we've put in place the royal commission. but it is quite interesting that it is getting a lot of positive comments because instinctively we all know that there is something about 818 year olds coming out, not sure what they're going to do or whatever, and to channel them somewhere , and to channel them somewhere, whether it is into community service, which they've got to do on a regular basis, or whether it is something with the armed forces. and interestingly, i asked a few reservists what their view was and their view was, well, if you put the structure in place, yes, we're quite positive about that. so i don't think that sort of high level idea is going to go away. and yeah , i would hope that and yeah, i would hope

but coming up angela rayneris breadline. but coming up angela rayner is backing diane abbott. with boxt solar , the sponsors of weather solar, the sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. a lot of cloud today with some heavy showers around but also some brighter spells, particularly towards the north and northwest . towards the north and northwest. higher pressure is building in, but it's taking its time . low but it's taking its time. low pressure still with us. that's carrying a couple of weather fronts into eastern parts of the uk. so some longer spells of rain there from teesside down towards norfolk, a lot of cloud as well and a cool breeze from the north sea. otherwise it's a mix of bright spells and showers. the heaviest downpours with some thunder and hail likely from the midlands down towards the south—east, where we do get some brighter spells though it's going to feel a bit more pleasant and a drier day for the north and northwest compared with wednesday. however, the focus for the

and by the way, angela rayner did mention my name to that group.ating is to see an attempt by the most mainstream media to close down this debate. we should be talking about this if we have a growing band of young muslim men and women, men mostly in this country, who despise everything we stand for, i think that is a problem , nigel. >> we've got to leave it there. but thank you very much indeed for your time this evening after what i know has been a very busy day. well, we still want reaction to our central question of tonight's show, which is will the immigration debate affect your vote? will it change who your vote? will it change who you for ? vote and please get in you for? vote and please get in touch with us as ever at gb views @gbnews .co.uk, and let's give you some of that feedback now , actually, rory says, as now, actually, rory says, as a labour member, i'm very confident in kieran yvette cooper smashing the gangs and bringing control to the border. do you agree with that? we'll hear more about that welcome back to farage with me. camil

good afternoon, i’m not sure if it’s good, i’m angela goretskaya.legs, now what is he doing? reminds you that you didn’t make me coffee, yes, i’ll never drink coffee, just a minute, yes, come in, oh, nest, come in. “i’m fine here too, you, if you’re afraid of corpses, you’d better be outside, wait, what, who’s afraid, who’s afraid, i have mountains of corpses behind me, what is that, what’s that sound, what’s that, eh you’re in the morgue, someone lost their breath, in this sense, if a panic attack suddenly starts, breathe into the bag, hold it, now you’re about to have a panic attack yourself, don’t i?” nothing, okay, come on, yes, come on, come on, it will come in handy, i’ll put the evidence here, well then read the report, report, come on, oh, scribble, a difficult case, yes i see, i’m not blind, listen, nest, how it’s good that you came, naturally, len asked to take fingerprints from the pipes, so what? well, give her his fingers, you know, how you express your emotions more clearly, otherwise you have the same reaction, to the dead, to... did,

herbo ferreira angela davis and derrick bell. for those of you who are not familiar them herbert marcuse. i was a cone of the founders of the discipline of critical. godfather, the new left in the late 1960s in the united, as well as in european capitals for, a brief blaze ofere student radicals, were carrying banners that said, youmarxism. those were the, youhe philosopher for that the pen the sword and the prophet. that's how he was conceptualized for a period. and if you read his work, you study his life, you realize the conceptual framework that he established in a relatively period mid 1960s to the mid 1970s, about testill the dominant intellectual framework that whether they know it or not, many peopleo freire was a brazilian. marx ist pedagogy just happens to also cior in all of the social sciences in the united states. actually quite influential, if you think about it a example to give you a sense of his politics called the revolution quote the most genial solution the century. to give you an idea of who his inspirations

well, of course, kotaev is angela’s first husband. are you burning right, or something, a black widow, we need to take it quickly, before the fourth one appears, golden word, okay, i confess, i cheated on my first husband, with my next husband, by the way, with my first, with my next one, i i’m already confused about your husbands, which one did you cheat with? i cheated on my first husband kotaev with ilf, is that clear to you? much clearer because kotaev himself is to blame, he tortured me with his baseless jealousy, but i don’t understand why on earth i should kill him, and no one is accusing you yet, well, since the conversation has started, maybe so as not to divide property, for example, property, but there property, the cat cried. compared to the elf, he didn’t pinch at all, i kept going to tell him that i wanted to leave him, but somehow it couldn’t be resolved, i felt sorry for him, i guess i don’t know, in the end he somehow found out on his own and started drinking without drying up, there was no time for talking, i drank i

correct me if i'm wrong, that's angela rayner. oh sorry i've got angela rayner is first. all to see. they fail once again. but i do. >> i do believe you did mention i did, i did, i did, i said that, that this whole it's the tories are completely offended and outraged by a left wing working class woman who doesn't know her. nonsense. well, that is not nonsense. they are the worst. the worst thing. the worst. the worst thing. the worst thing, patrick, is the greater manchester police , greater manchester police, basically have admitted that they've consciously intervened in politics on behalf of the conservative party. anyone could have said that. he didn't take it. a too much should be investigated for, though. no, no, no no, no one is saying that it was obvious from the very start that this statement makes perfectly clear that so many of these things that she's been accused of are outside the remit of the police that didn't need an investigation to work out. that should have been obvious at the start. oh, this is crime that she's been accused of. that's not our business.

it's also a mixed day for angela rayner.now would bring the ceasefire. i would bring the ceasefire. i would do it. i would do it. >> she's copping it for that. but then there's this. >> the labour leader has accused the conservative of using desperate tactics after greater manchester police said it will take no further action in its investigation into electoral irregularities and lib dem leader sir ed davey. >> it's finally making waves. meanwhile, rishi sunak is doing all it takes to win the pensioners . vote. nay nay. nay. pensioners. vote. nay nay. nay. >> nay. nay. nay >> nay. nay. nay >> my top team this evening are columnist esther krakow. i've got conservative commentator albie amankona and journalist and political commentator jonathan. liz. oh, and can you work out what's happening here? mark steyn for palestine tv . get mark steyn for palestine tv. get ready britain. here we go .

and it's clear that angela rayner is in charge of his party and not him.ters unhappy. as the first black british female mp in history, . the amount she has done - for the community and for those that don't have a voice - is something that has resonated with so many of us around here. i think it's pretty awful, really, how they've treated her. i don't particularly think she has been treated unfairly. she has said things in the past which are not on the political, not politically correct. the tussle over who will be labour's candidate in this seat is all about the age old internal battles between right and left. keir starmer�*s iron grip on the party machinery is perhaps not quite as strong as we thought. and angela rayner�*s arguably decisive role in this row could give us a taste of the dynamics at the top of government to come, if labour were to win this election. if diane abbott does stand and win, she will become the longest serving labour mp, and the mother of the house. joe pike, bbc news, hackney. and for more on diane abbott and the trump verdict, t

shall we start with angela rayner?ater manchester hmrc, yeah, greater manchester police have announced they are no further actioning the complaint into angela rayner by the deputy chairman of the conservatives >> and, as far as we're concerned , that absolutely draws concerned, that absolutely draws a line under the matter. >> angela had always been clear that she would participate in any investigation or any questions from hmrc or any other organisation. my understanding is the local council has investigated and dropped everything, and i don't believe hmrc are pursuing any further lines of inquiry either. >> okay, i mean there still could be an inquiry by hmrc that remains to be seen. can i talk to you about rachel reeves today? she's been out on the campaign trail talking about labour's plans for business, for the economy. one thing that strikes me is that she's coming across as a bit of an old mother hubbard when she got there, the cupboard was bare. there's no money with the opposite of jeremy corbyn's magic money

angela and ruthie, a pleasure to meet you both.and try some of these delicious things that you have that you're offering. and again, great success tomorrow. okay have a great time. >> thank you for having us. thank you, thank you. >> all right, frank, save one for me. >> maybe, maybe. come on. i'm your partner. all right. well, it's that time of year again. bay to breakers weekend is upon us. sunday morning. thousands of costume runners and walkers expected to take part in san francisco's annual bay to breakers race. sunday's 12 k is a scenic tour, of course, through nine san francisco neighborhoods. it starts at the bay bridge and finishes on the great highway in ocean beach. the big race starts bright and early 8:00 start and will impact traffic beginning the night before. so do take note. there will be a number of road closures along the race route starting at 7 p.m. saturday until 5 p.m. on sunday, and street closures sunday along that route. but a fun weekend taking a live look outside right now at the golden gate bridge, and

larry hogan is bff, mitch mcconnell. >> in addition to a strong democratic party support, angela alsos also has the support of her daughter, alexandra. >> angela also brooks is my mom, but that's not all. >> she is also built 10 new schools. >> she invested in healthcare. >> she helped to bring the fbi headquarters to maryland. >> she is working to expand quality education and kept the cost of prescription drugs and stands up for a woman's right to choose. >> angela also brooks will fight for us. >> i approve this message. >> joining us now is angela also brooks, democratic candidate for senate. thank you for joining us and congratulations on the big win. you had endorsements through your position as county executive in a county that is bigger than sums dates, but you were also out bent massively and were able to pull this off. >> thank you for having me. it's a wonderful feeling and it's been a wonderful day. >> what you expect to be the most important issue between you and larry hogan? >> there are many issues, the issue of choice is the one that i hear most about. i have an 18-year

angela rayner�*s comments he agreed with.idates haven't been finalised. so at this point, he can say that. he hasn't endorsed her, though. he hasn't said that he thinks she should be able to stand if she wants to. he talks generally yesterday about wanting the highest possible quality of candidates to stand in the labour party. but if you think about it, labour candidates are the future of the labour pulmonary party. all i have heard from sir keir starmer is that the labour party has changed his city is unrecognisable from the party that fought the last election. so if you're thinking about the future of the labour party, where better to start in terms of their candidates? we know there have been many candidates are loyal to sir keir starmer and his vision for the labour party. they have been selected in quick succession. so it is a visible manifestation of what keir starmer is trying to convey to people, that the labour party has changed. i think diane abbott is a special case in terms of her standing within the labour party

newcomb and angela.urney. you have had with this issue. a lot of people are coming to this for the first time actually this week, which i'm sure, must be, infuriating to you in many ways, you just tell us what happened to neil, if you don't mind going back. what what what was his condition and what happened in terms of his treatment ? terms of his treatment? >> we have a letter of invitation released for him to join to lourdes college when he was nine. out of the blue. we live right down here in north devon. often this lovely opportunity to join the college with a treatment, unit on site . with a treatment, unit on site. and obviously he went and was going to pay a help towards the petrol and the uniform, and it was in an ideal situation for him, and we thought he would really benefit from going to lourdes. unknown to us, there , lourdes. unknown to us, there, there were trials being conducted there . conducted there. >> and how old was he at the time, angela? when he when he went to the school? pardon?

by the police, and that means that , angela can be means that, angela can be campaigning with us.mportant moment for the country. this is an election thatis country. this is an election that is all about change. turning our back on 14 years of chaos and division . chaos and division. >> that's the news for the latest stories , do sign up to gb latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts. >> good evening. it's 8:07 now before we get on to pensions . an before we get on to pensions. an important issue though it is. there's some confusing news tonight in westminster about diane abbott, a former shadow home secretary herself long standing labour mp, the first female black mp elected to the house of commons. well it's emerged that reportedly today she was given back the whip and sits as a labour member of parliament. that is until thursday, when parliament is dissolved and she ceases to be a member of parliament, according to reporting from the times. she is being blocked from standing again as a labour member of parliam

and by the way, angela rayner did mention my name to that group.inating is to see an attempt by the most mainstream media to close down this debate. we should be talking about this if we have a growing band of young muslim men and women, men mostly in this country, who despise everything we stand for, i think that is a problem , nigel. >> we've got to leave it there. but thank you very much indeed for your time this evening after what i know has been a very busy day. well, we still want reaction to our central question of tonight's show, which is will the immigration debate affect your vote? will it change who your vote? will it change who you for ? vote and please get in you for? vote and please get in touch with us as ever at gb views @gbnews .co.uk, and let's give you some of that feedback now , actually, rory says, as now, actually, rory says, as a labour member, i'm very confident in kieran yvette cooper smashing the gangs and bringing control to the border. do you agree with that? we'll hear more about that welcome back to farage with me. cam

to date angela is driving to both the airport run in another boat baton neighborhood where work is underway on a 2nd tomato project. there's interviewing. yeah. with those guys here. how did it go? what happened to you for the good? sorry, i'm a little late. i was in the trends millennial and it took me awhile to get to bed. hey, we all. i wanted to ask you how everything is going oh,

angela alsobrooks, came in trailing by two, significantly outspent.to lose. she beats him by 12. what's going on here? can we just not trust polling anymore? >> no. for the love of god, please stop pretending like polling is a predictor of the future. it's not. it is absolutely not a predictor of the future. what polling is instructive, right? the example you just gave, it was a two-point race. a two-point race is a toss-up. anyone can win that race. for us on the campaign side of things, what we're looking for in a poll is the instructor of what we need to do, right? nailing a horse race is a tough thing to do, you know why? we're literally spending in the case of the maryland race, darn near $100 million to move that race. that number is absolutely going to move. so stop this fixation with the horse race number. every time we covered a horse race number, i much rather think it's much better for our audience if we're covering policy differences between these candidates because that horse race number is going to move. it's going to change. >> erin, yo

angela, will there be a bright spot? angela, will there be a bright spot?

angela alsobrooks joins me now.ee you. >> your job as county executive is you run one of the largest counties in the state. >> i do, the second largest county in maryland. nearly 1 million residents. it is a dynamic county and i have been the executive now -- >> and yet david trone had to scrub his primary add-in which he said the u.s. senate is not a place for training wheels. what do you make of that comment? >> obviously it was a comment he had to take back. i don't know that you can describe any person that has the experience i have. i think it is an insulting comment. i think he recognized that and i think it demonstrates the need to have people in office who bring people together. the governor often says we need leaders who lead by addition and not division. that was a divisive and awful comment. >> he made a couple of comments. there was the infamous comment he said he accidentally said. it is a difficult thing to accidentally say. we tried to get you on after that. you did not come out flaming after he said

i was blessed to be trained in the brooklyn da's office i remember angela murali. i thought i gave a great salvation. he's like shut up, shut up, arthur enough. you're going on and on. but i was 26 years old. i was 27 years old, i was 28 years old. so i learned and it's honestly it's a similar skill set on television. you can go on and on, you get this, you get 30 seconds, 15, and then you got to count down. it's the same thing with the jury. you have to be like, okay, there's a limited amount of time. i get