it is the outgoing first minister of northern ireland, arlene foster. hello, arlene.t time i've been called a celebrity guest, - but there you go, maybe that'sj because i'm leaving office soon and i'm getting a new moniker. yes, so it is your first time on as first minister, but also probably last time on as first minister, but hopefully not your last time ever on. yeah, i think it's my last time on as first minister, yes. - right, there you go. and it's an excuse for me to tell my trademark arlene foster story about when i first met you at a tory party conference and one of your super fans ran up and said, "i can't believe i'm meeting arlene phillips in the flesh, it's so exciting!" laughter well, there are not too many arlenes in public life so, i mean, _ i used to love watching - arlene phillips on strictly come dancing, so i'm quite a fan of arlene phillips myself, i so i didn't actually— mind him saying that to me. that's great. we should have got her on as well! that would have been great. yes. it would have been podcast gold. there you go, an idea for the futur

arlene foster. where he warned of the "anxieties and unsettledness" in northern ireland caused by the implementation of the brexit deal. lord frost, who has questioned how sustainable the agreement is, was appearing before the european scrutiny committee following a visit to northern ireland last week. he told mps that current talks with the eu had not been "hugely productive." i think it will be a bit bumpy for a time, but there's a lot in there, and lot of business to be done. and we got the institutions and making this work. that's the trade and cooperation agreement between the uk and eu. the northern ireland protocol requires goods arriving there from britain to undergo eu checks which have caused disruption to trade. the important thing is to make sure the protocol operates in a balanced and pragmatic way which takes into account the real conditions. we saw an example of this over the weekend of the kind of problems that can regenerate. and whereby it was clear despite i think a little bit of

arlen specter launched an investigation into the scandal.lly bad news for the nfl. but according to specter, a mutual friend of his and patriots owner robert kraft third quarter he could make the investigation disappear. specter's memoir documented a discussion with that friend. quote, on the signal stealing, a mutual friend had told me that if i laid off the patriots, there would be a lot of money in palm beach. i replied i couldn't care less. that one line always nagged at investigative report don jr. who needed to know who was the friend who offered a bribe to a sitting senator. years later he believes he has an answer -- donald j. trump. shanen telling espn his dad was upset, quote, he told me about the call in the wake of the conversation and his anger about it. my father was upset when such overtures would happen because he felt as if it were tantamount to a bribe situation but the suspect on this case law says it isn't. he would tell me when these thee things when they occur. we were very close. we reached out to both trump and kraft

foster stepping down _ minister arlene foster stepping down.. and that is leaving a vacuum. northern ireland is an extraordinary mess and sadly, it is a comment— extraordinary mess and sadly, it is a comment on the uk, ireland, the united _ a comment on the uk, ireland, the united states and others, to help deal with— united states and others, to help deal with that. and alongside that you have — deal with that. and alongside that you have these historic allegations of crimes— you have these historic allegations of crimes on all sides, both the british— of crimes on all sides, both the british state and loyalist paramilitaries and republican paramilitaries, so many of which have _ paramilitaries, so many of which have not— paramilitaries, so many of which have not been resolved.- paramilitaries, so many of which have not been resolved. we've got about a minute _ have not been resolved. we've got about a minute left _ have not been resolved. we've got about a minute left let's _ have not been resolved. we've got about a minute left let's talk -

arlen spector has this amazing line where he says, i worry if you just fine a company that makes likeillions of dollars a year doing something, you are just fining b them, i worry it won't change their behavior that if you don't introduceon jail time you won't change behavior and what arlen specter said back in 2007 was i worry a fine for a corporation is just i an expensive license for criminal misconduct here it's funny because when i started writing about purdue in 2017, their whole wrath was then they werer like we have a few bad apples, little unpleasantness in 2007, that was the extent and we really got religion after that with amazing compliance, you know, corporate integrity agreement and of course i now know from my reporting that it was all hooey, they didn't really change their behavior and kind of doubled down on this behavior. there is a quote i have in the book from someone who witnessed the cfo of the company speaking about that $600 million fine saying please that's nothing to us, we have had that inin theav bank for years, so this was not a deterrent and of course arl

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dr christian jessen will have to pay arlene foster £125,000 but his bill will be substantially higherocial media. emma vardy, thank ou. the manchester united player marcus rashford says he received "at least 70 racial slurs" on social media, after the team lost last night�*s europa league final to villarreal. he said one message was apparently from a maths teacher. the club said its players had been subjected to "disgraceful racist abuse" which wouldn�*t be tolerated. the conservative mp rob roberts has been suspended from the commons for six weeks, after he made repeated unwanted advances to a member of staff. mps approved the motion to suspend him. the commons leaderjacob rees—mogg said it would be "honourable" if mr roberts stood down as an mp. thejoint committee on human rights will look into the issue of forced adoptions in the 19505, �*60s and �*70s, following our coverage this week. it will hold sessions to speak to the birth mothers and the children, as witnesses and a government minister will give evidence. programme at a residential care unit called winterbourne view, there�

they come next year, but i was struck by a unionist commentator saying to me a week ago when the arleneland. we got this pressure from scotland, some pressure in northern ireland, probably driven by brexit, it�*s debatable week but you could argue that�*s part of it because it has exposed all of the special contradictions with in northern ireland or in great britain. is this really going to be the political challenge of the prime minister hanging around fora challenge of the prime minister hanging around for a decade, the real challenge of the making of the united kingdom? irlat real challenge of the making of the united kingdom?— united kingdom? not 'ust the olitical united kingdom? not 'ust the political challenge, h united kingdom? notjust the political challenge, but - united kingdom? notjust the political challenge, but what l united kingdom? notjust the i political challenge, but what will perhaps follow for a decade. there�*s plenty for number ten to be pleased about the result in england. but they are results of england and prime minister is the prime minister of the united king

and arlene foster�*s solicitor said outside court today that he hopes this acts as encouragement for weather with stav. hello there. much of the country saw a fine day today with some good spells of sunshine, and it felt much warmer than what we�*ve been used to for this month so far. now, tonight, we�*ve got some changes in the forecast briefly. we�*ve got a weather front pushing in from the west that�*s going to bring thicker cloud to much of the country, but outbreaks of rain will affect northern ireland, then pushing across the irish sea into western scotland, western england and wales. there will be some clear spells further north and east, and it�*s here where we�*ll see temperatures drop down to around 6 to 8 degrees. further west, though, where we have the cloud and the rain, 9 to 11 degrees. so we start friday on a rather grey note for many of us. a weak weather front will bring further outbreaks of rain to western areas, the rain slowly petering out through the day. best of the sunshine, the north and east of the country. where we get any sunny spells, that will set off the

felony charges dropped against these executives so it ends up being a fine and misdemeanor charges, arlen specter has this line where he says i worry that finding a company that makes billions of dollars a year doing something, if you are just fining them, i worry that it isn't going to change their behavior if you don't introduce jail time you're not going to change behavior and what he said back in 2007 is i worry that a fine for a corporation is an expensive license for criminal misconduct and it's funny because when i started writing about perdue in 2017, their whole thing was we had a few bad apples that was the extent. we had amazing compliance and a corporate integrity agreement and of course i know from my reporting they didn't really change their behavior at all. there is a quote i have in the book from somebody that witnessed the cfo of the company we've had that in the bank for years so this wasn't a deterrent. he didn't live to see it but as mentioned you get this second guilty plea late in the trump administration in november and so he was right. my kind of dissatisfaction as

this is all according to arlen specter's son. >> the "washington post" has corroborated some of it.o believable. obviously, we don't know for a fact, but you have some credible sources saying that donald trump was trying to bribe a u.s. senator at the time. of course specter wanted to have a congressional investigation of spy gate and of course the nfl doesn't want that and robert kraft didn't want it. so you have these allegations that trump was trying to bribe specter with campaign contributions. apparently there was a meeting down at mar-a-lago between the then senator and of course donald trump, then a good ten years from becoming president of the united states. trump has always been involved with sports. he wanted to be an nfl owner. as i said, i think it resonates. i think this is creating headlines because it is so darn believable. >> it sure is. >>> in our world lead, no help from the russians. for the second time in two days an international flight to moscow had to be cancelled because russia would not let the airline change its route in order to avoid flying over belarus.

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. >> lithuania there, just coming off stage and here we have arlen leslie about to go on.e fans are so excited about, finally a chance to see live music again, and everyone who got a ticket for this year had one for last. it was canceled because of covid. the usual eurovision fever is heightened because all of these people have been waiting so long for this moment. >> people are excited but there are concerns. to delegations have reported positive tests since reaching rotterdam. >> i have not been outside in a week. but, yeah, right? we are still dealing in its a very real threat to everyone's health. ♪ >> the organizers and dutch government are adamant eurovision is being conducted in the safest possible way in the context of a pandemic. >> you test when you leave, you test when you arrive and you test when you get in here and he pretty much stay at the hotel within your delegation. you come in to do your work. >> over the course of this week, more than 31,0 spectators will have the chance to witness what everyone hopes will provide a model for the global revival of live

so i wanna spending foreigners surrendering the arlen's for when the surgeon coronavirus infections $300.00 cases reported on monday taking it to schools just over 2000 since the beginning of the pandemic these social distancing measures are also being introduced time one is population of around 24000000 people and history widely praised for containing the outbreak. turkey is slowly coming out of a total loss on wall street strictures were lifted on monday as those some like we can't look sensible continued wrestle santa has more from istanbul this is the 1st day of the reopening of the country after 17 days of a complete lockdown coffee is a restaurant or so will be a costumer's and strewed when there is are back in business selling souvenirs and food. they don't think the business is not at the level we want to get back to that level the restrictions must be completely lifted cafes are not fully operational and people are not feeling comfortable outside yet turkey entered a full lockdown after all $29.00 after a surgeon one of iris cases with daily cases topping around $60000.00 after the

the democratic unionist party has a new leader — he is edwin poots, and he takes over from arlene fosterd down after criticism of her handling of brexit. mr poots narrowly beat his opponent, the mp sirjeffrey donaldson today, in the first leadership election in the dup's 50—year history. our ireland correspondent emma vardy has more. the new leader of northern ireland's largest unionist party has made one thing clear — opposing the new brexit arrangements for northern ireland, the northern ireland protocol, will be one of his biggest priorities. edwin poots beat his rival, sirjeffrey donaldson, by 19 votes to 17. this party has been the authentic voice of unionism and will continue to be the authentic voice of unionism under my leadership. the northern ireland protocol has proven to be a massive challenge for us. and if we are to fight this, to ensure that everybody in northern ireland is not worse off as a consequence of the protocol, then it's for us to do that together. edwin poots had been viewed as the more hardline of the two candidates. as agriculture minister, he's already been r

facebook has lost its fight to block a data privacy probe into its business dealings arlen's high court has ruled the probe can resume well it could result in facebook having to stop transferring data from the european union to the u.s. something we company says would and could devastate its business. to lay is gary up for elections this weekend to pick a special assembly that will draft a new constitution well the existing a charter dates back decades to the autocratic rule of general a goose of pinochet mass protests back in 2900 spurred the initiative the constitutional conventions 155 delegates will have a year to draft a new text. now while some parts of the world are opening up again as vaccinations increase that's not true everywhere in kenya the vaccine rollout has been slow hampered by a shortage of doses corruption and fear of the job a punishing lockdowns continue making daily life even harder deity's maria miller. thank you paris where a group is sick with worry for her mother she can't afford to buy her medicine since she lost her job due to call but 19. me i feel is a go a

23 in new zealand the wind on the right now passing from sas to north but the western side of the arlen's so you have a fair amount of snow to come on sunday and unfortunately the temperatures that knock knock back a bit still not call it 17 in christchurch that's how we get to monday north all and gets most of the rain has been still up to about 20. 1 can think that cost the return of fake government trillions in spending in the rich world the will of super charge inflation stifling the economic recovery and football's business model wasn't working before the pandemic and it's not working night. counting the costs on al-jazeera. be the hero the world needs. washing. well again you want your answer i'm on about top stories this hour and a funerals are being held for 2 palestinian women and children killed in an israeli strike early on saturday morning home in garza's al sharpton a refugee camp was hit at this mean 139 palestinians have not been killed since the offensive. police 11 palestinians were killed during protests swept across the west bank on friday confrontations between israeli

scenery that's unlikely to be acknowledged south of the border a former irish president has told that arlen's partition in 1921 was a tragedy that continues to have consequences today under simmons reports from dublin. mary mcaleese is unlike any other former irish president she grew up in northern ireland a catholic living in a protestant area in the violent seventy's her family forced to move out as sectarian conflict group the irish war of independence from britain between 1919 to 1920 warm had led to the partitioning of the country and the birth of northern ireland exactly 100 years ago thousands of civilian lives were lost in the interim isn't conflict that followed mary mcaleese is calling on protestants not to mark monday's sent tina ri with triumphalism language that is used is so important to be to use language that that doesn't other the people that you share the island with or your share northern ireland with but language that shows that you're sensitive to their concerns one word the right way can you know it can open people up and it can make them a concert and hearts where as on

was in 1998 and there are 116 wars which is called peaceful still we're not talking about his novel arlen mr secretary i was talking about we're talking about sri lanka and your failure to ensure accountability for human rights violations which you've already illinois in which you have denied in other interviews. no we had the war for one more one generation and it takes time to heal completely war and we pass a device in war it was a brutal war right and we finished the war in 2009 and between 2009 and 201592 per cent of the land occupied by the military were wheelies 295000 people who were used as a human shield where we integrate and resettle into the community well i understand i understand all that mr secretary but your your foreign minister has already denied the accusations of serious human rights violations you put out the inevitable barrow's of denials and accusations of western bias do you really think that the rest of the world is so stupid that they're going to immediately accept those denials in the face of overwhelming documented evidence of your current human rights abuses

arlene foster steps down, at the end of the month.equired to sign up to a new owners' charter, with "significant sanctions" for breaches of rules, in the wake of the proposed breakaway european super league. liverpool, manchester united, manchester city, arsenal, chelsea and tottenham, all sparked outrage from fans with plans to join the new competition. this weekend, football clubs and their players have been boycotting social media in protest over online abuse and racism. the stand comes as police in london say the number of hate crimes against people of east asian descent has tripled since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, but it's thought many incidents across the uk go unreported. our special correspondent, fergal keane, has been meeting some of the victims. one old white lady, she uses herfinger, points out to me and screams at me, saying, "yol- chinese, - you have the chinese virus, just go back to your country". translation: when the train - was approaching camden road station, the tall, young white man who was sat ne

facebook has lost its fight to block a data privacy perp into its business dealings arlen's high court has ruled the probe can resume it could result in facebook having to stop transferring data from the european union to the u.s. something the company says could devastate its business few more yet republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have elected a lisa stephanie to their leadership the 36 year old new york congresswoman is an ardent supporter of donald trump she succeeds was cheney as the 3rd most senior republican on cheney was ousted earlier this week after criticizing trump's continued false claims of election fraud. now the people of chile head to the polls this weekend to decide who will create a new constitution the existing framework dates back decades to the autocratic rule of general augusto pinochet while mass protests house for a referendum that set out the makeup of the assembly half of the new delegates have to be women the draft constitution will be voted on next year. a few months ago even a miranda never would have imagined she'd be running for office now

i should say, while arlen specter is a partisan here as far as being a philadelphia eagles fan, yo willlished has tom brady on the cover so i'm a little partisan here too but i will say that this is just a great story but just continues to go -- that will not go away and i think that robert kraft will certainly do anything he can to sort of reflect well on his team but it's also unclear at this point whether there's a direct line to anything he could do for donald trump or donald trump could do for arlen specter that would have brought some kind of satisfactory resolution to robert kraft's interest here. >> it is amazing. whenever there's a donald trump angle, there's often a bag of money and something dirty. seth, mark, thank you both very much for spending some time with us on this story. >>> when we return, we are getting closer to that senate vote on whether to move ahead to establish a commission to investigate the capitol riot or not, a vote where republicans will put their allegiance to donald trump's big lie ahead of the country or not. reaction from a top senator next. try or n

christianjessen has been ordered to pay £125,000 in damages to the northern ireland first minister, arlenean affair. the high court in belfast awarded the record figure to compensate the dup leader for what it called a "baseless accusation". no human remains have been found by police who have been excavating a cafe cellar in gloucester for more than a week in the search for a suspected victim of the serial killer fred west. officers have been searching for mary bastholm, who worked at the pop—in cafe — now called the clean plate. the 15 year old was last seen in 1968. the conservative mp rob roberts has been suspended from the commons for six weeks after he made repeated unwanted advances to a member of staff. mps approved the motion to suspend him. the commons leaderjacob rees—mogg said it would be "honourable" if mr roberts stood down as an mp. the manchester united player marcus rashford says he received "at least 70 racial slurs" on social media after the team lost last night's europa league final to villarreal. manchester united said its players had been subjected to "disgraceful raci

arlene foster, the outgoing first minister.ter have been warned that a proposed trade deal with australia could put british farmers out of business, even if it means cheaper prices for shoppers. there are fears that huge australian cow and sheep farms could undercut uk rivals if tariffs on imports are scrapped. a farming union has warned of "irreversible damage" from a bad deal and there's talk of a cabinet split. at prime minister's questions, the snp's westminster leader was on the case. as a member of scotland's crofting community, i understand just how disastrous a brexit trade deal with australia, as proposed by this tory government, will be for scotland's farm and crofting sectors. if reports of this tory deal are true, farmers will lose their livelihoods. rural businesses will collapse and ultimately, families will be driven off the land. and let's be very clear, if that happens, this uk tory government will be solely responsible. so, just for once, prime minister, give a straight answer to these farming and crofting fam

out in the working class people and tend to step down that's one of the reasons for the ousting of arlene foster 1st minister and do you prefer leader she. he may be replaced by evangelist edwin poots sitting beside her here he's a minister who's blamed catholics for spreading kovi. in west belfast republicans have a resentment to the 100 years celebration after the partition of olland and thousands of deaths on both sides that ensued and so more instability ahead alan mcbride thinks he lost his wife in a lie or a bombing nearly 28 years ago and has campaigned for unity and i would just. just encourage and just a pain to our politicians to start to get around the table start to govern this place with us with a sense of just wanting to improve life for everybody not just their own particular tribe or no particular organization or group or community where they're coming from you have to make it better for everyone. as long as people like dean feel alienated and others feel empowered the risk of violence still hangs over northern ireland and to simmons' al-jazeera belfast. colombia's preside

the current dup leader arlene foster resigned last week and stands down at the end of may.til the end ofjune. the queen has credited the people of northern ireland with maintaining peace, in a message to mark 100 years since a parliament was set up in belfast, dividing the island of ireland. she recalled her visits with prince philip to ireland, saying the centenary served as a reminder of the country's "complex history", but was an opportunity to reflect on "togetherness" and "diversity". her majesty said it's clear in the light of recent events that reconciliation and mutual understanding cannot be taken for granted. police in manchester have condemned the protests that led to the postponement of manchester united's premier league match against liverpool yesterday, calling them "completely unacceptable". two officers were injured when fans stormed the pitch. our sports correspondent joe wilson is at old trafford. how are fans reacting today? i think there are all — how are fans reacting today? i think there are all sorts _ how are fans reacting today? i think there are al

the current dup leader arlene foster resigned last week and stands down at the end of may.d. a rather subdued commemoration of the centenary of the important date in the history of northern ireland and the republic of ireland. earlier our ireland correspondent, chris page, explained who would be northern ireland's first minister if sirjeffrey won the contest, given he is a serving mp in westminster. the thinking would be, i think, if sirjeffrey donaldson won, he would lead unionism, lead the democratic unionist party, the largest unionist party, from westminster, remain sitting in the house of commons, and then he would nominate somebody else in the assembly party to take over the role as first minister. that is... sirjeffrey has not explicitly said what his plans would be if he is elected as dup leader. there had been talked before they split in two leading roles in the party, that the leader would not necessarily be first minister and it looks like that will the case if his leadership rival edwin poots is the new dup leader. he is currently agriculture minister in the sto

he is edwin poots and he takes over from arlene foster who stood down after criticism of her handlingrjeffrey donaldson today in the first leadership election in the dup's 50—year history. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy has more. the new leader of northern ireland's largest unionist party has made one thing clear, opposing the new brexit arrangements for northern ireland, the northern ireland protocol, will be one of his biggest priorities. edwin poots beat his rival, sirjeffrey donaldson, by 19 votes to 17. this party has been the authentic voice of unionism and will continue to be the authentic voice of unionism under my leadership. the northern ireland protocol has proven to be a massive challenge for us. and if we are to fight this to ensure that everybody in northern ireland is not worse off as a consequence of the protocol, then it's for us to do that together. edwin poots had been viewed as the more hardline of the two candidates. as agriculture minister he's already been responsible for moves to block the implementation of the brexit arrangements, the new checks on goods

arlene foster steps down at the end of the month. the headlines on bbc news.ne metre covid rule could end in england next month. but borisjohnson says infection rates must stay down. together in person — the foreign secretary meets his us counterpart, vowing to work together on everything from china to climate change. new premier league rules are introduced to prevent top clubs from breaking away. sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre. tolsen has torn himself away from the snooker to do some work! we start with football because the premier league say they'll bring in a new owners�* charter to stop future attempts tojoin another breakaway super league. the premier league and the fa both released statements this afternoon saying they're working with the government to protect the integrity of the football community. the premier league said they're "determined to hold the clubs accountable for their decisions and actions". and added that with the help of the fa, they'll impose "additional rules and regulations to ensure the league's principals ar

and arlene bluhm, she is a mountaineer, she was a couple of the first female additions. so these are, i would say, some of the more prominent ones, but of course we are doing plague expeditions. there is one starting out pretty soon, and there is one out there right now, but i won't go into all of that because of time. jayne: so, we are going to skip my questions about the fun part. it was all fun anyway. and wrap it up. so, i would like to thank you, caroline, for joining me on this webinar. caroline: thank you so much, jane. this was wonderful. and thank everybody for attending and hopefully everyone enjoys this. and thanks to the national archives. jayne: thank you very much. >> if you like american history tv, keep up with us during the week on facebook, twitter and youtube, learn about what happened this day in history and see preview clips of upcoming programs. follow us at c-span history. >> this is american history tv, featuring events, interviews, archival films, and visits to college classrooms, museums and historic places. exploring our nation's past every wee

arlene bluhm is a mountaineer. she was one of the first all-female expeditions to denali. these are some of the more prominent ones. of course, we are doing plague expeditions. there's one starting out pretty soon. there's one out there right now. i won't go into all of that. jayne: we will skip my questions about the fun part. it was all fun anyway. [laughter] let's wrap it up. i would like to thank you for joining me on this webinar. caroline: thank you so much. this was wonderful. thanks everybody for attending. hopefully everyone enjoys this. ♪ >> sunday at 9:00 eastern, julius weick on her notebook. she talks about the influence the first lady had on lyndon johnson's decision-making before entering his presidency. she talks about her life after lbj's death. tens of thousands of anti-vietnam war protesters, young people, and military veterans converged on washington, d.c. in the spring of 1971. more than 7000 of them were arrested in a single day. sunday, we welcome fewer questions as we look back 50 years at the forces that collided on the capital streets with lawrenc

and arlene blum, she is a mountaineer. she was one on a couple of the first all-female expeditions to annapurna 1 and to denali. and so these are i would say like some of the more prominent ones, but of course we're doing plague expeditions. there's one starting out in pretty soon and there's one out there right now, but i don't need to i won't go into all that if you time here, but okay, so we're gonna skip my questions about the fun part. it was all fun anyway, and and wrap it up. so i'd like to thank you carolyn sippy for joining me on this on this webinar. and thank you so much jane. yeah, this was this was wonderful and thank everybody for attending and hopefully everyone enjoys this and thanks to the national archives, too. yes.

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the current dup leader arlene foster resigned last week and stands down at the end of may.t on the of persuasion-— century will be built on the of ersuasion. , ,.,, persuasion. this will need positive leadership. _ persuasion. this will need positive leadership, strategy _ persuasion. this will need positive leadership, strategy and _ persuasion. this will need positive leadership, strategy and values, l leadership, strategy and values, strong, united, focused. this will also require party structures capable of communicating clearly and consistently to the people of northern ireland. capable of working with a strong and growing team built around real partnership between our representatives in our local councils, in the assembly, and at westminster. let�* speak to our ireland correspondent chris page who is in belfast. it is not a huge surprise he has made this announcement today, but in some ways it does not simplify things very deeply because if it has a candidate who is an mp, how can he also be first minister? yes. a candidate who is an mp, how can he also be first minis

arlen specter says you know i'm worried that you are finding a company that makes billions of dollars a year doing something if you are just finding them i worry it's not going to change their behavior and if you don't jail time you're going to reduce -- and what he said was in 2007 i worry a fine for corporation is just an expensive license for criminal misconduct as funny because when i started writing about perdue in 2017 their whole rap they rely cocoa we had a few bad apples and that was the extent of it. we had amazing compliance and corporate integrity treatments and i know now from our reporting it was all who he. they didn't change their behavior all. it doubled down on this page renders a quote i have in the book of somebody who witnessed the cfo of the company speaking about that $600 million fine. we have had that in the bank for years. this was not a deterrent. as i had mentioned you get the second guilty plea to federal crimes a few months ago laid in the trump administration in november and so he was right, specter was right. as for the sackler's themselves might dissat

arlene foster steps down at the end of the month. for breaches of rules, in the wake of the proposed breakaway european super league. liverpool, manchester united, manchester city, arsenal, chelsea and tottenham all sparked outrage from fans with plans to join the new competition. well, joe wilson is at old trafford for us, where yesterday some fans invaded the pitch, in protest at the club's owners. joe, these new rules, perhaps this is what the fans wanted?— is what the fans wanted? well, ma be, is what the fans wanted? well, maybe. clive. _ is what the fans wanted? well, maybe, clive, it— is what the fans wanted? well, maybe, clive, it is— is what the fans wanted? well, maybe, clive, it is a _ is what the fans wanted? well, maybe, clive, it is a wild - is what the fans wanted? well, maybe, clive, it is a wild and i is what the fans wanted? well, l maybe, clive, it is a wild and wet day in manchester today and condemnation has certainly continued today after the pitch invasions we witnessed yesterday. manchester united say they wil

he succeeds arlene foster who will step down on the 28th of may. if you're wondering where the warmth is this weekend — well, it can be found across southern parts of spain and portugal. temperatures above 30 degrees here. even warmer in finland than it is here in the uk, where temperatures are well down on where they should be for this stage in the month. and to go with that cool feel, there's more rain in the forecast. this afternoon and particularly tomorrow, some nasty thundery downpours can be expected for some of you. not for all. out there at the moment, we've got a zone of cloud, outbreaks of rain coming and going, stretching from east anglia, northern england into northern ireland. after the brief bit of brightness across wales and the south west through the start of the afternoon, we'll see some thundery showers develop here. in between them, temperatures could get up to around 15—16 celsius, but a cool day across eastern coasts. scotland avoiding most of the showers. but it will be a grey day in orkney and shetland. through tonight, some