the portrait of the baroness was painted in 1899. was the daughter of the collector baron von diergart, a famous collector of antiquities, she got married quite late, the portrait was painted in 1899, here she is about 22 years old. got married, she was already after the portrait was painted, in fact, that’s why here she is called baronesa diergart, and not von romberg. but her husband, baron von romberg , served as ambassador to germany and switzerland in 1912-1919. but in comparison with the pope of rome, this dubious contingent is really divinely rich? or there were other reasons that forced the dear court artist to take up his brush. there is a semi-historical legend that baron von romberg organized the shipment of lenin from germany, in that same carriage, in that same, yes, sealed carriage. but this information did not bring us any closer to the solution to the coming to life portrait, maybe it’s the former owners of the canvas, because it also happens that works of art receive their unprecedented properties from their previous

they _ baroness warsi. i don't believe that's the case. they are i baroness warsi.ments and that is what it's leading _ these comments and that is what it's leading us— these comments and that is what it's leading us to believe. this is not a party— leading us to believe. this is not a party policy. — leading us to believe. this is not a party policy. these comments have been _ party policy. these comments have been made — party policy. these comments have been made by them as individuals. lee anderson came back and said he believes— lee anderson came back and said he believes that the vast majority of muslims— believes that the vast majority of muslims are not islamist and most muslims— muslims are not islamist and most muslims in— muslims are not islamist and most muslims in the uk are decent, hard—working citizens. he muslims in the uk are decent, hard-working citizens.- hard-working citizens. he also refused again _ hard-working citizens. he also refused again to _ hard-working citizens. he also refused again to apologise i hard-working citizens. he also refused

the baroness's apartment turned out to be one big hiding place, there they found one and a half thousands head from such a catch, so three people get into a police pickup truck, the fight dealer herself, her friend and mother. this is heartbreaking footage from the police department. the bear hugs the roaring mother, she understands that her daughter is now sitting for about 20 years, but the vinepuh costume is recognized by the peruvian police, this is already a kind of mascot of the department, it is used not for the first time, it works flawlessly, after all, a little male cunning is better than take women for husbands, even especially dangerous ones. alena skaskova, lead the duty department. the entire operational feed of legal news in telegram channels is maintained by the duty department and an honest detective, subscribe, also our investigation daily. release on the platform let's watch, go to the broadcast tab , turn on the honest detective, our release is now complete, maxim movchan was in the studio , see you on the russia 24 tv channel, today on a working trip to chelyabinsk,

accounts might have been remotely altered, not that, in lawyers' opinion, they could be, as was baronessout the investigation being stopped. she said she looked forward to explaining her involvement at the inquiry. tim parker's lawyer said he sought and acted upon legal advice that he was given, and the documents don't show evidence that david cameron was told about the investigation. there's hope for narin now that he may eventually get compensation. but, alone and still officially branded a criminal, no amount of money could make up for the undeserved shame he and his family have wrongly been made to feel. andy verity, bbc news, ramgsgate. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. transforming textiles into unique pieces of clothing. the aim of this charity in haverfordwest is to prevent waste and cut fast fashion by promoting sustainable fashion, which they say is on the rise. we have donations from the community. so we take them, and then we upcycle them. people want to be bespoke. they want to look unique. and w

accounts might have been remotely altered, not that, in lawyers�* opinion, they could be, as was baroness her involvement at the inquiry. tim parker�*s lawyer said he sought and acted upon legal advice that he was given, and the documents don�*t show evidence that david cameron was told about the investigation. there�*s hope for narin now that he may eventually get compensation. but, alone and still officially branded a criminal, no amount of money could make up for the undeserved shame he and his family have wrongly been made to feel. andy verity, bbc news, ramgsgate. more on that investigation on the bbc news website. it was a central pillar of russian foreign policy — a mercenary company operating at arms length — but directed by the kremlin. the wagner group — and its notorious leader yevgeniy prigozhin had operations all over the world — but especially in africa. as russia s invasion of ukraine stalled — they were brought in to shore up the regular military, and it was here that things between prigozhin and the man for whom he had once cooked started to go wrong. he launched a short

baroness warsi, thank you. news from the middle east now.lks in paris with the �*outline of an agreement�* on a ceasefire with hamas and the release of the remaining hostages in gaza. an official says �*significant progress�* has been made in talks with negotiators from the us, egypt and qatar. a senior palestinian official with close knowledge of the talks told the bbc that there had been "no real progress". we can speak now to aaron david miller, a seniorfellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. he�*s also a former us state department official and adviser on arab israeli negotiations to to both republican and democratic administrations. thank you so much forjoining us, here in bbc news. so, this news about a possible framework, some kind of agreement, being reached in talks in paris. what kind of framework could we be talking about considering the pushback we have seen both from the israeli government site and from hamas? there has been a change since mid november, this gives us the best chance to do a partial deal. whether

as was baroness neville rolfe, who was also told about the investigation being stopped.im parker said through his lawyers he sought and acted upon legal advice he was given. there's hope for naran now that he may eventually get proper compensation, but alone and still officially branded a criminal, no amount of money could make up for the undeserved shame he and his family have wrongly been made to feel. the wikileaks founderjulian assange has begun his latest attempt to fight his extradition to the united states. he's wanted in the us for disclosing secret military files more than a decade ago. if he fails, assange will have exhausted all appeal routes in the uk and will enter the process of extradition. tributes have been pouring in for one of strictly�*s former professional dangers, robin windsor, who has died at the age of 1m. he appeared on the bbc�*s hit show from 2010 until 2013. one of his celebrity dance partners, deborah meaden, tonight said he lit up a room with his fun, energy and sparkle. but he was also open about the struggles of life after the limelight.

and you saw on the vote on rwanda, baroness hale voted against the second reading.k should go. are you hoping that message will be heard, or do you think he's here to stay? i mean, i don't think that message would be here today, i don't think they'll even touch on rishi because this is about policies. and, no, ijust like to see strong conservative policies, small state, low taxes, and let's get rid of this wokeism at every institution in the public sector. that's what i'd like to see. all eyes on one figure from outside the party. nigel farage, am i looking at a famous gb news presenter or am i looking at a future leader of the conservative party? well, number one, yes, of course i'm here with the gb news hat on. but number two, i've always been interested in ideas and the reason i left the conservatives and got involved with ukip is i like ideas, and i suspect much of what i'm going to hear this morning i'm going to agree with. and yet liz truss, jacob rees—mogg, lee anderson are an embattled minority within the conservative parliamentary party. but frankly, i thin

branch accounts might have been remotely altered, not that lawyers had found they could be, as was baronessshe looked forward to explaining her role in the inquiry. tim parker said to explaining her role in the inquiry. tim parkersaid he to explaining her role in the inquiry. tim parker said he acted upon legal advice he was given, and the documents don't show evidence that david cameron was told about the investigation. there is hope for naren now that he may eventually get proper compensation, but and still officially branded a criminal, no amount of money can make up for the undeserved shame and his family have wrongly been made to feel. andy verity, bbc news, ramsgate. the body shop has today started to shut almost half of its 198 stores in the uk after it went into administration last week. the move will lead to hundreds ofjob losses, including at the company's head office. nuneaton, ashford and bristol stores are among those closing with immediate effect, as well as four branches in london. administrators say it's to "help reenergise" the brand. the prime minister has announced plans

baroness neville—rolfe said she looked forward to explain her involvement.serving shame he and his family have wrongly been made to feel. a final appeal by the wikileaks founder julian assange against extradition to the united states is underway at the high court today but mr assange himself failed to appear:. to appear. his lawyer says he's too unwell to attend. julian assange, an australian citizen, is wanted in the us for leaking secret military files over a decade ago. nicky schiller reports. for the past five years, julian assange has been fighting his extradition to the united states. that is to face trial over the leaking military secrets. the us says he put lives at risk. wikileaks published classified military files over a decade ago. he says the case is politically motivated, and, supporters say, exposed wrongdoing. us, uk, hands off assange! hundreds of those supporters turned up outside the high court for the start of the case. many arguing that this isn't only about mr assange but also about press freedom worldwide. mr assange's wife, stella, sa

against baroness falkner.e new chairman for the equality human rights the equality and human rights commission . the equality and human rights commission. uh, and the equality and human rights commission . uh, and essentially commission. uh, and essentially she's she's gender critical and, and that's in line with the law. you know, she's she's now said that there are circumstances where it's appropriate for biological trump your, biological sex to trump your, your gender identity. yeah and stonewall don't like it. and so they've, uh, they've started to cause trouble and sort of tried to grass her up. and now 39 women rights organisations , uh, women rights organisations, uh, sex matters is the one that we've heard of. that's the biggest one have written to the global alliance of national human institution . and human rights institution. and they've said, this isn't on, you know, it's harassment. you can't do this. >> and it looks and the accusation is that just accusation is that they just sort bombard her. it

do you remember baroness hale.och , uh, of the spider brooch, uh, of brexit? so it does feel like the old days of brexit again . old days of brexit again. >> it actually feels like the ghosts of christmas past, of brexit. it's the same people again , isn't it, olivia? the again, isn't it, olivia? the same people that did everything they could to bring brexit down and tangle it in the barbed wire constitutes really get it into the bog, into the swamp, in the lords. it's the same people, the same delaying tactic tactics. call me a cynic. is this all all designed just to delay and prevaricate? even so, not a single flight gets off before the next general election and rishi sunak is dealt a huge blow once again. >> well, i think there certainly is an element of that. as you say, it really is the same people and the phrase you used , people and the phrase you used, i think tangling it in the barbed wire is, is a very good one. um baroness chakrabarti would argue that all she's trying to do is make sure that domestic hum

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russia's baro progress spacecraft was launched from the baikonur space station in qadastan. that russia has launched into space. this spacecraft carries the necessary materials and equipment for the astronauts of the international space station. indian police used tear gas to disperse the crowd during the protest of farmers who are planning to move towards the capital. the protestors in agricultural vehicles are moving towards new delhi to take the government for their demands towards the capital of the protest on the way with the central government officials of this country to reach they threw today, i request the farmers and their unions, they are now stationed at the border of haryana state, 190 km from delhi. in this state, the police and security forces are throwing tear gas between the farmers with drones and using water cannons to stop the movement. believers are broken and out of order. here it hurts more and they put it one after the other to prevent it. all this to prevent protesting farmers from entering . two years ago, the demonstration and gathering of protesting farmers a

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coffee and we naturally consumed it, while ayas appeared before themis in person, another information baronesso link, also trying to escape from the pre-trial detention center. elena blinovskaya looked pitifully into the lens of the official video camera, cried and asked to be allowed to go home to her children. now they have started to get sick and this, of course, is a very difficult moment for me as a mother. the debt of the person accused of tax evasion in blinovskaya is growing every day. today it is almost one and a half billion rubles. but there is no way to pay it off. considering that he was arrested, it’s also stupid, it’s doubly offensive to be behind bars, it’s all to blame for the party that the marathon queen threw while she was under house arrest and came to the celebration a friend who is a witness in a criminal case, which means blinovsky was categorically forbidden to see her until the very trial, so the palace turned into a cell, dressed in a prison uniform, the friend became a special contingent, season number six, although not a hotel, but still blinovskaya has her own fem

also give to the producers that baro in general let's leave it to the companies that own the bar to investey are their own business. now two companies have visited me in the past few days. i said, sir. passengers were also informed about the arrival of the ministry of roads to conclude a contract of 500 vehicles with the private sector before the end of the year . passengers must also have an economic savings for friends . if he has the ability to extract oil, we can give him oil, we are ready to negotiate a contract with the company directly, and if not , i will provide his resources from this place. saleh has a contract for 500 passenger wagons, so far this year with any company that can , only 23 passenger wagons and 5 locomotives have been renovated. and 657 others, 10 of which were locomotives , are all devices made by domestic manufacturers. reza shafi'i, radio and television news agency. hello, good evening . tomorrow, the semifinals of the asian nations cup will begin at 6:30 p.m. with the match between jordan and south korea. the package was organized in the space of 48 hours befo

that was the former conservative chairwoman baroness warsi.rs who have held talks in paris on trying to secure a ceasefire in gaza. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's national security advisor says the fact that the briefing is taking place shows that the team did not come back empty—handed. reports in israeli media say the "outline of an agreement" on a ceasefire with hamas and the release of the remaining hostages was reached in talks with mediators from the us, egypt and qatar. it comes as israel continues its bombardment of gaza. health officials in the territory said more than 100 palestinians were killed overnight. our correspondentjenny hill is injerusalem — she has more on the possible ceasefire. significant progress has reportedly been made during those talks in paris, where israel was represented, along with delegates from egypt, qatar, both of whom have been really driving these negotiations, and also, of course, the us, which has said it wants a deal in place before the beginning of the muslim holy month of ramadan, wh

um warns baroness warsi. she's a former chair of the party.der with racism tolerated . metro tv's racism tolerated. metro tv's kate court in spike epidemic tv reporter kate mccann has told of the horrifying night her drink was spiked at a club, leaving her feeling out of her body and slumped on the floor. >> the daily telegraph now red wall revolt over lee anderson sacking. >> rishi sunak is facing warnings from red wall tory mps of a voter backlash over his sacking of lee anderson, according to leaked whatsapp messages that can be disclosed by the telegraph. some tory mps privately told colleagues their inbox were flooded with supportive messages about mr anderson after he was stripped of the whip at workers in their 20s, more likely to be signed off sick and plan for foreign criminals to be deported rather than jailed . the times now than jailed. the times now cleverly warns of ai fakes and a threat to the election , and poor threat to the election, and poor mental health keeps young adults out of work. the guardian sunak urged to speak out

by coming to wales, baroness hallett hope she'll show she's listening to all those whose lives were changedo account those who shaped wales. hywel griffith, bbc news. let's cross live to the covid inquiry hearing in cardiff. take us through what we are expecting to hear.— take us through what we are expecting to hear. well, it 'ust started here, i expecting to hear. well, it 'ust started here, abouti expecting to hear. well, it 'ust started here, about ten h expecting to hear. well, itjustl started here, about ten minutes later than expected to start, 10.10. they were to have a 20 minute video introduction to the inquiry, put together by the families impacted by the pandemic, called on impact video. that hasjust the pandemic, called on impact video. that has just come to an end. the qc for the inquiry will begin his opening statements. it will be opening statements from the welsh government side, the bereaved families as well. we may hear some statements from some of those families that have been affected, like those that we heard in the package. i guess over the course of the next three we

mcfaul, or take baroness kennedy, who, together with mr. children, she is an outstanding lawyer who is a very titled, very well-known human rights defender, each of these people also has their own network of contacts through which they can advocate, lobby, deliver some messages, promote ukrainian ideas, and in this way, step by step , over these two years, we have made such a powerful network as we call it friends of ukraine. important in this entire history, in this entire structure, there is an international group on ecology, we launched this group not so long ago, but it became our bridge to the global rooster, andriy borisovych, since you, it is yours idea, i would like to comment a few words here before i include a video about this group, yes, i will be very brief, so that we still have time for dear journalists to ask questions, regarding... the environmental group, indeed, with margot wallström, we created this group, it has already presented its first document, which concerns crimes and the assessment of these crimes and recommendations on what to do with it, specifically on en

it is reported that he is a drug control officer. pretended to be a fan of the local drug baroness, despite criminal status, she was still a girl, she went outside and was detained by her admirer’s colleagues, bags of drugs were found at her home, and a policeman in a bear suit politely escorted the criminal to her car. this was the project zone x, don’t miss our evening broadcast on belarus-1 at 18:15. today we let's sum up the week, take care of yourself. and a good day. how long have they held the book in their hands, turning over page after page, greedily devouring every word of all manifestations of human creativity. the most amazing and worthy of attention are books. the thoughts of past times live in books. people's voices can be heard clearly and distinctly. everything that humanity has accomplished has been preserved, as if by magic, on the pages of books. by reading , a person survives centuries, reading brings generations together, we value the past for our present, belarus 24, of course, we watch the tv channel belarus 1, because svetlana borovskaya will be there, we will celebr

. >> however, baroness savasci, a former party chairwoman and the first muslim cabinet member now appearinfirst muslim cabinet member now appear in the house of lords, has accused the conservatives of being dragged into the gutter as she criticises the party's response to this latest crisis. >> okay, so what about this whole issue? we want to know your views on this this morning. is it getting out of control or has number 10 taken the correct course of action? well let's discuss all of this with former advisor to michael gove, charlie rowley and the former labour adviser mike buckley. >> good morning to both of you. morning. first of all, to you, charlie the sort of charlie is the sort of conservative representative i suppose, here morning we suppose, here this morning we saw dowden, deputy saw oliver dowden, the deputy prime yesterday , prime minister, yesterday, saying anderson had the saying that lee anderson had the whip removed, not because of what he said, but because he refused to apologise for it . was refused to apologise for it. was he right to say that ? he right to say that? >>

earlier, i spoke to former conservative chairwoman baroness sayeeda warsi — the first muslim to serveean to say that i wasn't surprised when i saw these comments from lee anderson. he has a long and chequered history of making racist comments, indeed from even before he became a conservative memberfrom parliament and consistently since then, there's been controversy around comments that he is made in the party have been at made aware of that. lee anderson should've had his whip withdrawn. as should other colleagues. the prime minister needs to decide whether the issue of anti—muslim racism is as serious as anti—semitism, homophobia, misogyny, all other forms anti—semitism, homophobia, misogyny, all otherforms of anti—semitism, homophobia, misogyny, all other forms of discrimination and racism he shouldn't have to be put under pressure to take action on this form of racism and there should not be hierarchy of racism within political parties. the conservative pa over political parties. the conservative party over the _ political parties. the conservative party over the years _ political

baroness was the, part of the tory party, has for many years talked about the fact that the conservativeoblem with islamophobia. haw conservative party had a deep problem with islamophobia. how do comments like _ problem with islamophobia. how do comments like these _ problem with islamophobia. how do comments like these impact - problem with islamophobia. how do comments like these impact the - comments like these impact the muslim community in the uk? the? muslim community in the uk? they have a devastating _ muslim community in the uk? tie: have a devastating impact on muslim community in the uk? tie1: have a devastating impact on the devastating impact in the direct sense. we've seen a report from last week that told us there had been a 335% increase in racist hatred attacks towards muslims and we know from previous episode where boris johnson in 2018 described muslim women as letterboxes, again in an article in the telegraph. we had a 375% increase in attacks on muslims in the days and weeks that followed that. we know these comments, these narratives are dangerous and incite violen

those words there from baroness carr, the lady chiefjustice of england and wales, really sums up whatr over the last nine years, it fundamentally comes down to a question of law and the home secretary, the home secretary's powers here. now, in essence, the government has the power to deprive a british citizen of their nationality if they have a chance of getting a nationality from another country or already have it. and in this case, the government concluded that shamima begum was bangladeshi by descent because her parents are bangladeshi nationals, that she could ask bangladesh to take her in and therefore they could deprive her of her british citizenship. now, that's all been argued over and found to basically be lawful. and the critical question in this was the national security question about what kind of threat that shamima begum posed to the uk. and the judges today said whatever that threat was that the home secretary had assessed as being sufficient to effectively banish her from the country, it could not be overruled by other concerns that she may have been the victim of traf

under david cameron, baroness fast became the first health minister to serve in the parliament and theyhas become too tolerant-— parliament has become too tolerant. �* ., , parliament has become too tolerant. ., , ., tolerant. before he became a member of— tolerant. before he became a member of parliament - tolerant. before he became a member of parliament are i member of parliament are consistently before then, there has been controversy about comments he has made in the party and lee anderson should have had his whip withdrawn many months ago.— have had his whip withdrawn many months ago. there's been speculation _ many months ago. there's been speculation lee _ many months ago. there's been speculation lee anderson - many months ago. there's been speculation lee anderson could | speculation lee anderson could join the ranks of the former brexit party but there has been no contact with him apparently. until last month, he was deputy chair of the party and rishi sunak says it should never have been appointed but if a suspension off into the general election, there were no longer be eli

media tonight, lee anderson didn't say sorry, but did say: when david cameron was prime minister, baroness the majority of british society rejects this kind of populist, post—truth, divisive politics and tragically, what it's doing is it's poisoning political debate and it's poisoning our political party, the conservative party. until last month, lee anderson was a deputy chairman of his party. but if his suspension lasts until the general election, he won't even be a conservative candidate. iain watson, bbc news. let's turn to some other important news around the world. junior doctors in england have begun a five—day strike over a long—running dispute about pay and conditions. they say their pay has been cut by more than a quarter since 2008. this is their tenth round of strike action in less than a year. another body has been recovered from two burnt—out residential buildings in valencia, spain, bringing the death toll from the fire to 10. police are investigating what caused the blaze, though experts believe flammable cladding may have stoked the fire. the city is observing three days o

it's maybe given the strength of this decision today, baroness carr, lady chiefjustice, summed up, imany in the court today that some feel that that shamima begum has been treated harshly, but others say, "well, she's the author of her own misfortune". and neither of those things in legal terms matter because really what it comes down to is a question of law. and the three judges here in court said that the home secretary had been entitled in 2019 to deprive her of her british nationality on the basis of the assessment that she was a terrorist risk, even though her lawyers say that she may have been a victim of trafficking into sexual exploitation at the hands of the self—styled islamic state group. now, thatjudgment today is a pretty emphatic victory for the home secretary, and it's left her lawyers wondering let's hear now from gareth peirce, one of those lawyers who spoke outside the court. the detention conditions in the camp have worsened. they are now on the brink of virtual starvation — down to one frugal meal a day, lack of access even to drinking water, electricity disappear

it is reported that a drug control officer pretended to be an admirer of a local drug baroness.espite the criminal status, still a girl. she went outside and was detained by her admirer’s colleagues. bags of drugs were found at her home, and a polite policeman in a bear suit escorted the criminal to her car. this was the "area x" project. don't miss our evening broadcast on belarus-1 at 18:15. today we will summarize the week. take care and have a nice day. the dumpling is the head of everything, where is the dumpling for lunch , but there is no grief, i ate the dumpling as if i was wearing a fur coat, i know too, i’m lazy, i’m a seal , why do you think i remembered or after all, it’s a dumpling, why do you think i remembered about dumplings, i know why you remembered about dumplings, because our favorite nutritionist, svetlana koshitskaya, is already in our studio, and today, as you understand, we will definitely talk about belmeni , it’s true, it’s absolutely true, it’s no secret that many people - well, choose simpler food, quick food, you know, they’re in a hurry, they eat d

and baroness kc among officers. and baroness kc did review. ten, 15 years ago, did a review.re pcsos are , she described are used well, she described these enforcer roles or these junior enforcer roles or these junior enforcer roles or these bridge builder roles, the sort of relationships i described then they're described to you then they're really problem is really welcomed. the problem is when pcsos are used in inappropriate in some of inappropriate ways in some of those or those specialist teams, or to respond 909 and the respond to 909 calls and the sort of final issue is that there does seem a decline there does seem to be a decline in public confidence in the police. >> i think you've got that in your report. yeah. is that the time be giving them more time to be giving them more money? to regain money? don't they have to regain trust first? and having trust first? and then having regained and reallocated regained trust and reallocated resources, back and say, resources, come back and say, well, we need well, actually we need more money rather than more money rather tha

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nick correct, leo. >> so tories see muslims as fair game, says baroness warsi.ormer chairwoman. surprisingly of the conservatives and unfortunately, this is basically lies and sophistry . so she says that this sophistry. so she says that this she said there was a clear display that anti—muslim racism is tolerated within the conservatives and as you pointed out, there , she's conflating out, there, she's conflating race and islamophobia. this word and i shared a christopher hitchens clip that's doing well on because people it was very, on x because people it was very, very interesting. he talked about word about when that word was introduced. said this introduced. he said this, this word introduced and it word is being introduced and it will as if it's an will be used as if it's an accusation of race, hate or and really it's just criticising a very whether really it's just criticising a very agree whether really it's just criticising a very agree with whether really it's just criticising a very agree with his whether you agree with his characterisation the charac

the eloquent president, a portrait of lincoln through his words and lincoln in private, which won baroness lincoln award. his most recent book, which speak about this morning, is on fields the life and unlikely heroism of joshua lawrence chamberlain. please give join me in giving a lincoln forum forum welcome ron white. thank you, john, for your friendship and your leadership then harold for the invitation to be here and all of you already we've had wonderful conversations. we will certainly have more as the time goes forward. as i prepared biography of joshua lawrence chamberlain and i received a telephone call from, brunswick, maine the woman herself as a consultant charged with rewriting the script to for visitors to see the remarkable chamberlain. after we talked for a while i asked her at the end of the conversation well, who comes to the chamberlain home? well, she said about 60% are chamberlain fans. they just packed their way. she said the other 40% are people who have been wrangled by their friends or relative. so already a few of you have identified yourselves as part of the 40%.

a baroness who was part of the conservative party, has for many years talked about the fact that thents like these impact the muslim community in the uk? they have a devastating impact. they have the devastating impact in the direct sense. we've seen a report from last week that told us there had been a 335% increase in racist hatred attacks towards muslims. we know from previous episode where borisjohnson in 2018 described muslim women as letterboxes, again in an article in the telegraph. we had a 375% increase in attacks on muslims in the days and weeks that followed that. we know these comments, these narratives are dangerous and incite violence and hatred and sow division. what do you make of comments from senior conservatives including the prime minister that there needs to be a focus on extremism amongst some groups? they mentioned in particular pro—palestinian actors who they say are targeting mps. so the conservatives say as well as dealing with these prejudicial comments, according to some people, they say it is important to look at some aspects of extremism in the country.

under david cameron, baroness farsi became the first muslim woman to serve in the cabinet.here's been speculation lee anderson could join the ranks of reform uk, the former brexit party. but its leader richard tice, says there's been no contact with him until last month. lee anderson was a deputy chairman of his party. labour say rishi sunak should never have appointed him, but if his suspension lasts until the general election, he will no longer be eligible to stand as a conservative candidate. ian watson, bbc news. we're nowjoined by our political correspondent georgia roberts. georgia, this story is on a lot of the front pages this morning, but no response as yet from the prime minister? nothing yet from the prime minister directly in response to the comments but the prime minister is this morning talking about the dangers of division and polarisation in politics. he says britain's democracy shouldn't bend to the threat of violence. he says the explosion of prejudice and anti—semitism since the conflict in gaza began is unacceptable and un—british. this of course comes a

northern ireland, arlene foster, baroness foster .foster. arlene, this has been we've talked about this or this has been this is a slow fuse and it's and it's going to explode. >> this has been bubbling away for a little while now. and actually dougie beattie actually it was dougie beattie our own dougie beattie who first raised issue. and did an raised this issue. and he did an interview with some residents raised this issue. and he did an intervon with some residents raised this issue. and he did an intervon theh some residents raised this issue. and he did an intervon the eastne residents raised this issue. and he did an intervon the east wall,;idents raised this issue. and he did an intervon the east wall, which is down on the east wall, which is an estate in north dublin. and they were saying to him, look, this is really bad. we can't get our to doctors . they our kids to the doctors. they were really agitated at were getting really agitated at the time and then it has bubbled away and actually we're talking about rural areas. so

here is john kenneth galbraith, the maharani of baroda is here, and the baroness de rothschild and mrser 1966, a parade of bold-faced names dressed in their finest, peacocked their way into new york's plaza hotel as cbs news correspondent charles kuralt in his classic reporter's trench coat set the scene. >> and if those names don't mean anything to you, you are not in the other half and you will be interested in this report on how the other half lives. >> reporter: there was a reason a news network was covering this party. author truman capote had invited 540 of his very closest friends. >> author laurence leamer wrote about capote's life, including his black and white ball. >> "new york times," the next day, published the guest list. it was unheard of. >> reporter: this was atypical. generally they would do the list of a white house state dinner? >> right. >> reporter: were people lobbying him? >> it didn't work. he loved turning people down. >> reporter: among the invited, frank sinatra and his then-wife mia farrow. andy warhol. norman mailer. henry fonda, and a 19-year-old model an

. —— baroness sayeeda warsi was saying this morning don't i doubt we need to have a proper discussionssue?— this particular issue? there is a very strong _ this particular issue? there is a very strong feeling _ this particular issue? there is a very strong feeling across - this particular issue? there is a very strong feeling across the l very strong feeling across the conservative party that there is a problem with fundamentalism in this country. there is a problem with seeing those pro—palestinian matches that take place on saturday in london where the vast majority of people are just there, motivated by feeling passionately that what is happening in gaza is terribly wrong. but you do see anti—semitic tropes. you do see anti—semitic language. and the criticism is that the police are not doing enough about that there is a very strong feeling in there is a very strong feeling in the conservative party and indeed in the conservative party and indeed in the labour party that there is a serious issue here. what has happened here is that lee anderson and suella braverman are using langua