blair and mo mowlam and i rememberwaking up branding, it was tony blair and mo mowlam and i remember thing that they had this breakthrough and this week i remembered that because i saw this thing overnight, the same thing, we are going to work through the night. what for? so we then get to the next chasm, the next disagreement? there was a lovely treat that's it either northern ireland is going to fail because of brexit or brexit is going to fail because of northern ireland. i cannot speak about this dispassionately. the front page of the daily express. the weather is a lwa ys the daily express. the weather is always a favourite story. just surprised it is not brexit! the big freeze chaos to get worse. how do you feel but in response to bad weather? places outside london respond in a perfectly normal fashion, they get on with it. people from other countries find it strange that the weather is such a constant source of conversation for british people and for the daily express. once again, this shows that as a country we cannot deal with our infrastructure, the transport infrastructure

i mean one tony blair invited new labor new labor was supposed to be a centrist and the way there's a third one in the british margaret thatcher isms and so now it's still we're all way full circle and see is the but a failed approach well of course it makes perfect sense tony blair and bill clinton invented the third way and the third way delivered in two thousand and sixteen the new president and twenty seventeen donald trump and i think this is what it is it's a recognition that ok we've benefited a lot but the fact is the baby boomers have to do something otherwise you're going to get worse than trauma next time and twenty eighteen this is a year for mid-term elections maximum last minute. here what do you think we're going to see in the midterm elections are you know there are democrats going to suddenly win everything and they're hash tag the resistance is going to take over and they're going to kick out trumps before and what do you see could possibly happen and i can imagine the campaign as for twenty eighteen and twenty twenty it'll be booming jobs booming markets and it'll

people think he abused you know the middle east and also the population of the united kingdom tony blair backs labour's land value tax to tackle housing crisis tony blair is backing one of the most controversial measures raised in labour's last manifesto by supporting a new land value tax designed to help solve the housing crisis so they're saying obviously it would be a huge shift left whether or not if you were in power if you were still in power of course you would never do this and why you would never do this is as the article points out is successive governments including blair's repeatedly avoided dealing with the council tax system which is based on wildly out of date house price valuations because the politically explosive consequences of updating it doing so could see some asset rich but cash poor people such as old early homeowners hit with big bills so the baby boomers they got the free houses as i mentioned before they got the free houses from margaret thatcher and they see those profits as theirs they do not want anybody to take those profits for them and if they do even if

a petition demanding that parliament holds to politicians responsible for the war to account tony blair you know was you know even there the decision was his and he was in full fact. in full knowledge of the of all the facts that circumstances surrounding her and the reasons why we went in been privy to all of the information so dual him personally responsible for the petition is mike's initiative his way of continuing the fight even after losing the possibility of a legal battle for politicians in museums the iraq war may have been pushed into the archives for families like mike's the wounds of losing their loved ones are is rule as ever the dissemination are never a great time for us as a family but you know all those little aversion betweens or like the nineteenth for example was the. you know eleven's when we brought him back in the stuff it does feel like a little bit of kicking the you know consumer which saw alone for the ruling. party darlington. that he made putin has addressed russia's military at his annual meeting with the defense ministry. has more on the president's plans

soldiers killed in iraq war have abandoned their legal battle to see former prime minister tony blair and other government officials tried for war crimes they've been advised by lawyers that courts would not be able to rule on their case almost fifteen years have passed since the iraq invasion one hundred seventy nine british soldiers were among the estimated half a million who perished in the conflict efficient british inquiry into the war known as the chilcote for port was finally published last year it did blast the government for rushing into the conflict based on flawed intelligence. that one man who lost his brother in the war. on the numerous occasions of been mistaken for the like why is of course the cost someone's out of memphis book store i was doing this mike wilson lost his identical twin brother lance corporal david wilson in iraq in two thousand and eight david was twenty seven he'd become a father to his daughter poppy weeks before his death people say the twins have a rare twin bond kind of thing and i never really believe in this kind of thing i'm quite pragmatic. bo

a petition demanding that parliament hold the politicians responsible for the war to account tony blair you know was you know even the decision was his and he was in full fact. in full knowledge of the of all the facts that circumstances surrounding or and the reasons why we went in he'll been privy to all of the information so dual him personally responsible the petition is mike's initiative his way of continuing the fight even after losing the possibility of a legal battle for politicians and museums the iraq war may have been pushed into the archives but for families like mike's the wounds of losing their loved ones are is rule as ever december and there were never a great time for us as a family but you know all those little and aversion between so like the nineteenth for example was the funeral the elevons when we brought him back but all that kind of stuff and so it does feel like a little bit of a kick in the taste you know consider which saw alone for the ruling. party darlington. even watching the weekly here on all today on the back of the top of the hour with another round up

a petition demanding that parliament hold the politicians responsible for the war to account tony blair you know was you know he did it the decision was his and he was in full fact. in full knowledge of the of all the facts that circumstances surrounding her and the reasons why we went in been privy to all of the information so dual him personally responsible for the petition is mike's initiative his way of continuing the fight even after losing the possibility of a legal battle for politicians and museums the iraq war may have been pushed into the archives for families like mike's the wounds of losing their loved ones are his rule as ever. see darlington. the u.s. justice department has said that this channel is not facing restrictions on its operations in the united states that's despite r.t. america being forced to register as a foreign agent back in november and congress then stripping our journalists of their accreditation on capitol hill. altie continues to operate here continues to broadcast here without interruption as far as i'm aware this channel didn't have to stop broadcasti

a petition demanding that parliament hold the politicians responsible for the war to account tony blair you know was your head in the decision was his and he was in full fact. in full knowledge of the of all the facts that circumstances surrounding her and the reasons why we went in he'll been privy to all of the information so do all him personally responsible for the petition is mike's initiative his way of continuing the fight even after losing the possibility of a legal battle for politicians in museums the iraq war may have been pushed into the archives for families like mike's the wounds of losing their loved ones are is rule as ever the dissemination are never a great time for us as a family but you know all those little and aversion between so like the nineteenth for example was the. you know the eleven twenty we brought him back but a lot of the stuff that's it does feel like a little bit of kicking it takes you know consider which saw a long for that rule and. see. that's the way the news looked this last seven days thanks for watching all around this sunday kevin and then of

most of them got theirjob under tony blair so they are not massive fansjeremy theirjob under tony blairbyn. he has been claiming money for a second home in london. he is entitled to claim about £36,000 a year allowance. because that would be ok if he didn't live in brighton and commute every day from brighton and commute every day from brighton and he has also been claiming expenses for his train ticket from brighton. if you claim one of the other you will be all right, but claiming both has not been looking great. he has said he will pay some of it back, he said he will pay the train fare. when we had the expenses scandal, not many broke the rules, itjust looked bad. the focus seems to has gone on expenses from mps to the lords. more focus on collecting the lords. more focus on collecting the daily allowance but not speaking. various peers accused of not taking part in debates for months on end. of course, he is said he will pay back the £ai,000 for railand he will pay back the £ai,000 for rail and taxi fares but said he will not play the money back for the home allowa nce. not play th

soldiers killed in the iraq war have abandoned the legal battle to have former prime minister tony blair and other u.k. government officials prosecuted for war crimes the lawyers say that they have exhausted every possible means to get justice for those killed during the invasion almost fifteen years have passed since the invasion of iraq turns of thousands of british troops took part one hundred seventy nine lost their lives. the official british inquiry into the water and the chilcote report was published last year criticize the government for rushing into the conflict based on flawed intelligence on these police about one man who lost his brother in the war. numerous occasions of mystic and the like why is of course the course someone i would be on first but not so long book and thought i was dearest mike wilson lost his identical twin brother lance corporal david wilson in iraq in two thousand and eight david was twenty seven he'd become a father to his daughter poppy weeks before his death people say the twins have a twin bond kind of thing and i never really believe in this kind of

|j privatised utilities during the tony blair years. but who knows?they sit on beanbags in t—shirts that they are not ruthless profiteers. i just got to the end of this article, quickly scanning through, quite a warning towards the end st, if you are going out this weekend, he is advising people, check where the exit are. he's almost driving the point that this is a every real threat on home shores. absolutely. he says, go out as normal, we mustn't let them win, but if you are going to nightclubs, etc, if you do spot unusual things, say something. it puts the damper on things, but i suppose it gets the point across. let's move on to the observer. lord adonis is st mr grayling should be resigning. andrew donors who resigned on friday said he has had enough of being the government's chief infrastructure adviser. mainly, brexit, and the other thing he said was a low—profile decision by the transport secretary chris grayling in november to allow other companies that operate the east coast main line, virgin trains, to pull out of that contract early and be

it has indeed. all the former prime minister tony blair is one of the architects all the former primects of the good friday agreement, and he said that agreement is now at risk. he said the uk and irish membership of the eu was central to it, as was the concept of free movement. now, a hard border, he said, would create tensions on the island, but ian paisley of the dup who of course are the tories‘ partners in government, he said that is simply a rekindling of project fear. in. —— louise cullen reporting. children will be able to get access to mental health support at schools or colleges in england under plans announced by the government. it's a joint initiative between the departments of health and education. campaigners say the measures are welcome, but long overdue. edward curwen reports. i didn't have any therapy. it was sort ofjust to talk about things... one young person's story of suffering from an eating disorder and depression for five years. she waited two years before she got help. ifeel i have not been properly treated for the mental side. theyjust sort of put me in hospi

short time later police found a knife on maryland avenue northeast and spotlighted the suspect angela blairwas arrested. police say a they found evidence of pcp near blair and charged her with drug pokes >>> a fire swept through a townhouse. this happened on inform street in northwest. firefighters tell us the fire sparked on the second floor. cost remains investigation. we're told one person was taken from the scene to the hospital to get checked out. >>> take a live look outside tonight. after the frigid icy weather earlier, this weekend did not feel too bad >> it's finally starting to warm up a little bit. looks like it will be a good one >> it started from yesterday to today, we went from the 30's on friday to the 40's yesterday to the 50's today. so we're mother nature. let's take a look. we got satellite and radar. a little bit of light rain here and there, a bit a sprinkle. not too much we have such dry air. however, we did get light rain at bwi, little light rain in gaithersburg, it's pretty much getting out the door. not too much to be concerned with. highs today, 50 at reagan nati

stephen matthew nat/sot: este es su pais vo: expreso el obispo de la diocesis de stockton stephen blairee jovenes beneficiarios de daca...antes de entregar cerca de 9mil firmas con una peticion a diferentes congresistas sot: considerar legislacion en apoyo a los jovenes de daca y todos los jovenes inmigrantres vo: a pesar que en muchas ocasiones la iglesia se mantiene al margen de la politica, segun el obispo blaire, esto es justo y necesario. sot: no queremos ser politicos pero queremos ofrecer los valores de justicia, amor y del evangelio. vo: una accion muy importante para jose lopez, quien trabaja con decenas de jovenes hispanos y entre ellos dreamers sot: hay mucho temor, especialmente por la seperacion de las familias...por esto es muy importante que sientan el apoyo de la iglesia vo: un apoyo que para leonel mendoza es significativo, ya que el es un dreamer y vive en la incertidumbre sot: me siento honrado que el obispo nos apoya porque gracias a eso ojala y nos puedan ayudar a todos nosotros outro ---compensacion a detenidos. ---y es que las personas que fueron detenidas injustam

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minister is about to fall and they usually stay. not just notjust her, we did it withjohn major, tony blairnd others. so i am not surprised. she is dogged and determined. i'm told that even after the election trauma, she did not contemplate going. but at the same time, that election changed everything in british politics. it was as significant as the 1979 election when margaret thatcher appeared on the scene. because even though theresa may is still on the scene, it has changed the dynamics of brexit, it has falsified the idea that a left—wing leader is due for oblivion if standing for election, challenged the assumption that young people do not vote. and it is still defining our politics many months later, even though the same prime minister is in place. i started by saying this was about british politics but what has british politics been this year, all about brexit. and that is what we have to talk about. marc, your thoughts about looking back on 2017, it took eight or nine months to get an agreement to get to phase two. 2017 has been dominated by the brexit deal in phase one. we lost ni

. >> reporter: at montgomery blair high school in silver spring, students in andrew cuomo's researcha watch party to see him compete in the prestigious siemens foundation national competition. >> students in the room were so excited. there was so much energy and excitement and noise and clang so, it was really fun. >> reporter: andrew cuomo made his classmates proud by winning first place honors. his entry? a special code protecting high-stakes auctions from threats of collusion and fraud. it's high-tech stuff. now he has a $100,000 scholarship and a future filled with possibilities. >> i have a lot of options, i'm keeping those open. i want to do computer economics. >> reporter: andrew said he was lucky to find a mentor. he asked university of maryland professor who rarely works with high school students, but he said yes to andrew. >> he did great. i'm proud of him. he's a really sharp guy and he really lived to his potential. >> reporter: montgomery blair high school specializes in math, science and computer technology. >> i'm beaming with pride, yes. i actually called him downo sc

we got in my twenty's twenty seven two thousand and seven when i was secretary of state under tony blair when we got the old bitter enemies sharing together which they had done until this year for ten nearly ten years required everybody to respect the good friday agreement it was very hard it was very tough it took decades of negotiation and compromise and you play with facts at your peril you're talking about working hard by the way as well as you can back customs you deserve what before you surprisingly breaks it secretary said no economic modeling has been done in any sector of the british economy for. what happens to britain in a way i wasn't because this whole enterprise has been. undertaken with a kind of foolhardy jingoism. that we're just going to leave we're going to stick two fingers up to the european union we're doing they're working hard and i think they're working hard but i don't think they've ever really thought it through and really thought through the consequences of britain leaving our biggest trading partner by far what david cameron never thought about ireland it's a

from prosecution there shouldn't just be civil penalties there should be war crime trials for tony blair and those in the u.k. government and military and likewise with bush and cheney and rumsfeld there should really be accountability there should be criminal penalties brian becker director of the war coalition for your time in your thoughts this hour brian thank you. british conservative party lawmakers have given prime minister treason made a break did bruising after voting to give parliament the final say over any deal struck on leaving the e.u. eleven rebels within her own party broke ranks to give m.p.'s the power to veto any agreement on break that a meaningful vote a meaningful vote a meaningful vote article fifty has a deadline the date has been served we are leaving at the end of march and when the deadline runs out we leave leaving the european union and we should say no parliament taking back control extends the moment to fifty ten try before we leave the european union amendment seven is floor is just the worst it was an unproductive negotiations to drag things out drag out

he also used the words new britain, phrase associated with tony blair in the 1990s.hat space, but the opinion poll lead the jeremy corbyn is not great. he seems to be trying to convince the country but we will see how successful he is in 2018. lord adonis is also on that page of the sunday express. the sunday mail goes into greater detail. he has caused a few headlines in the last couple of days. those who are political anoraks amongst viewers will be aware that lord adonis has been around for a long time, director of policy under tony blair, then he became a schools minister. more recently, he resigned as chair of the national infrastructure commission yesterday. having a real go at the government stance on brexit. this is about criticism of transport secretary chris grayling over what he calls a bailout, what lord adonis colza bailout of virgin trains east coast. he is saying that chris grayling has written a cheque to this company beat —— to this company because they have reneged on their financial commitments to the franchise. lord adonis is getting a reputation

a short time later they spotted the suspect angela blair. she was arrested.say they found evidence of pcp near blair and charged her with drug possession >>> a fire swept through a townhouse overnight. firefighters tell us the fire sparked on the second floor the cause, however, still under investigation. we're told one person was taken from the scene to the hospital to get checked out. >>> in prince george's county, a search is underway for a missing 14-year-old girl. police say she did leave voluntarily. barbara was last seen at school on tuesday in new carlton, her family said she normally ride as bus to an after school program but never she has been missing ever since. earlier, her family and friends handed out flyers at a shopping center in east riverdale. if you know anything about where she is, you're asked to call prince george's county police. >>> christmas just a week away tonight a maryland man is pleading for help after someone stole his car filled with christmas gifts. this happeniest in the busy parking lot at prince george's county plaza in hya

and he really lived to his potential. >> reporter: montgomery blair high school specializes in math, science and computer technology. >> i'm bheeaming with pride, yesterday. i lm scared halmost scared him a >> reporter: principal johnson says andrew has set a high bar for the 3100 students here at the high school. but she thinks that they are up to it. chris gordon, news 4. >> some smart kids we've taken talking about this morning. the rubik's cube kids who are doing this in two seconds. i can't keep up. >> two of us can't do very much math, but you can. >> i can't put this together, i've tried. >> you were peeling off some of the stickers. >> yeah, i was. and i have one on my desk that is a hot mess. >> that is funny. >> but your math skills with the forecast are pretty good. >> yeah, crunching those numbers. 60 for tuesday. if you haven't heard, those temperatures will keep going up and up from now until tuesday. it is not bad but we also have the cloud cover and i continue to see the clouds moving in. then we have a change on wednesday. a few showers out there today, but we're war

morning we're going to have new york city mayor, former new york city mayor, chris christie, tony blairnd many more all here on set, but first this block we've got the core of morning joe. joe, willie, me and of course mike barnacle, many more to come this morning, but wow, so the three of us, i think we're the longest running anchor team on television. >> well, i mean, i would hope so. i would hope nobody else -- >> could be this dumb and this old. >> what's so crazy is how quickly it happened. we just got around the set, we didn't know each other, and you're talking about rangoon two seconds in. they were counting us in. they're going 5, 4, 3 and it was bender, go, go and we're in the middle of this great conversation and we didn't even look up in our first show. we just kept talking. >> and we haven't taken a time queue since then. >> we haven't stopped talking. some of us will never stop talking ever. >> when you called me ten years ago, the guy saying would you like to drive into new jersey at 2:00 a.m. every day, i thought, hell no i don't want to do that every day. but we had a b

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tony blair insists that weapons of mass destruction will eventually be found in iraq. see them... nice! live from london, this is strictly come dancing. please welcome your host, bruce forsyth. strictly come dancing theme # in other words, please be true # in other words # i love you # fly me to the moon!# thank you. cheering good morning. it's a cloudy but great christmas eve. i've managed to find a little bit of shelter, it's not too bad at all. in leeds you've got some blue sky and sunshine. pretty blustery across the pennines with gale forced gusts of wind at the moment. it's cloudy, grey and wet in the far north—west. in scotla nd wet in the far north—west. in scotland we've seen some heavy rain this morning, we've also seen some gusty winds as well. the rain will continue to be a nuisance throughout the afternoon, stretching out to the scottish borders into northern ireland. it will also pick up bits of drizzly rain. generally it's going to be a largely quiet story and a mild one. we'll see temperatures between 10—12 across the country. as we move out of his chri

tony blair insists that weapons of mass destruction will eventually be found in iraq.m, to see them... nice! live from london, this is strictly come dancing. please welcome your hosts, bruce forsyth. .. strictly come dancing theme. # in other words, please be true # in other words # i love you # fly me to the moon!# thank you. cheering. turning progressively less wintry but not a lot quieter through the weekend. still a lot going on without breaks of rain spreading from the west overnight. maybe some snow at lower levels in northern ireland for a time. generally speaking, mild from the south. still chilly across scotland and north—east england with icy stretches tomorrow morning. this band of light and patchy rain with hill snow across scotland will move north. to the south of that, brighter skies and sunshine and a scattering of showers. 0n the south coast, a scattering of showers but very mild. into new year's eve, heavy rain to the south—east at first with strong wind, too. then a mixture of sunshine and blustery showers. if you are celebrating at midnight, clear sk

we're joined by angus blair of ferris investments six months ago president trump signed a waiver which meant he didn't have to make this announcement today this time around he decided to against the advice of his own defense and state secretaries in the u.s. i wonder, has he made a call that is in any way stra tetegicl helpful for the united states? >> not in the short-term the whole world knows the capital of israel is jerusalem all the embassies have been in tel aviv because of the issue of the status of jerusalem which is several decades old. it's an unusual timing, one wonders if president trump has done this to deflect attention away from other issues domestically or whatever the issue also is he's been building good relations with regional arab leaders. i think he's diminished that already in one day, all of the good work he's done in building rapport with those leaders it is unusual timing also i think that the work that was being done behind the scenes in thelignment of politics with regional leaders having good outreach to israel that also might have been damaged in the short-

tony blair insists that weapons of mass destruction will eventually be found in iraq.ee them, to see them... nice! announcer: live from london, this is strictly come dancing. please welcome your hosts... bruce forsyth! # in other words, please be true. # in other words # in other words... # in other words, i love you. # fly me to the moon. applause. thank you. it will feel more christmas eve with sony weather. sleet and snow to begin the day in parts of southern scotla nd begin the day in parts of southern scotland and the pennines. isis dart in scotland, wintry showers coming into the north. heavy rain in south—west england through the afternoon with a strengthening wind. colder with dry sunny weather for a change. this system feeding north. as it begins to pull away eastwards, again at the risk of sleet and snow especially to heals. frosty night across the northern half. on wednesday, the mixture beginning to clear away but a strong cold went with that. elsewhere sunny conditions and at chilly day by next weekend. this is bbc world news. my name's mike embley. our to

tony blair insists that weapons of mass destruction will eventually be found in iraq. nice to see them, to see them... nice! announcer: live from london, this is strictly come dancing. please welcome your hosts... bruce forsyth! # in other words, please be true # in other words... # in other words, i love you # fly me to the moon. applause. thank you. good evening. most of us are not set to see a light christmas at the weather will turn colder as we head through christmas day and onto boxing day. the odd flake of snow around the decree across the hills of scotla nd around the decree across the hills of scotland and parts of northern england as well. things are looking mostly mild and cloudy, but we did have a little bit of sunshine breaking through the cloud on christmas eve. as we move through the next 2a hours or so through christmas day, things are staying mild but there will be more cloud, and for some of us, pretty damp as well. there is some rain on the clouds. rain is affecting parts of northern ireland, scotland, northern england. to the south and east of that,

tony blair insists that weapons of mass destruction will eventually be found in iraq. them... nice! live from london, this is strictly come dancing. please welcome your host, bruce forsyth. # in other words, please be true # in other words # i love you # fly me to the moon! thank you. hello, we have a mild night ahead and well much of the uk will be dry, and well much of the uk will be dry, a band of wet weather is pushing further south across scotland and northwards across scotland to those areas where the clearest for a few hours through the night. patchy rain reaching through northern ireland and the north of england, a bit of drizzle elsewhere across england and wales when the cloud is thick enough, a bit of hill fog as well, temperatures in the coldest spots may be mid single figures but it is frost—free. into christmas eve, we can see the rain to begin the day across northern scotland, spreading south again meaning several hours of heavy rain running into western scotland, turning wet across northern ireland, the heavy rain pushing into cumbria, too. so do that,