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actually doing the show in studios that were inside the organization that the government set up to brand britain britain's branding organisation and they work around the clock pushing that and three some a was really the woman who was behind all that and pulled that off and that led her to become prime minister but by the time bragg's it rolls around all of that years and years and years of hollowing out with oliver letwin talked about the merits of privatisation indebtedness hollowing out austerity finally caught up in like heinz craft which has been now being written down and it's become a commodity in the package food industry the brands of heinz and kraft now not really getting a premium in the marketplace like they would have their brands not been decimated in this way so too is the britain that goes out there in the world stage looking to cut deals but it doesn't have that cachet anymore the brand has been has been hurt badly by the hollowing out the privatisation the financialization the overtake of the entire country by the city of london kind of the end game of the margaret thatcher era

when he breaks it supporters believe it will breathe new life into a brand britain want to break six main players government minister michael gove called it a moment of empowering patriarchy. renewal britain has a rich history that it mild legal system a multicultural multifaith society and then there's the english language. breaks it's also unlikely to stop the tourists but does just be rated old line as the best travel destination in the world but as m.p.'s struggle to unite around a single bricks it vision brand britain faces only more publicity the parka al-jazeera london. he worst president donald trump is reported to have demanded north korea hand over its nuclear weapons at the failed to vietnam summit last month that's according to a report from the reuters news agency say to have presented came on with a document calling for the transfer of pyongyang nuclear weapons and bomb fuel to the us at eco hain has a detail some washington. this letter is significant because of what has happened in the past we know the national security advisor john bolton wants to pursue in north kor

s struggle to unite around a single bricks it vision brand britain faces only more publicity the parka al-jazeera. well spain's far right vox staged a demonstration in barcelona a month ahead of the spanish general election rally against catalonian independence sparked a violent reaction in the city which is a center of caste and separatism protesters clashed with police and set fire to rubbish bins blocks on twelve seats in regional elections in southern spain last year is hoping to pick up seats in the spanish parliament australia is following new zealand's lead with plans to crack down on violent content on social media sites after the christ church mosque attacks a new nor proposed by the government would see social media bosses fined or even handed prison terms for failing to quickly remove violent material from the sites gerry's would decide where the content was removed fast enough from platforms including facebook and you tube the government plans to present the bill to pollen next week so i have a responsibility when i put those platforms into public use to make sure this site

struggle to unite around a single bricks it vision brand britain faces only more publicity. that's going to talk correspondent ha ha been hot and she's joining us live from london and some of those m.p.'s what i have sent a letter to the prime minister we hear and what are they saying. well they're saying two things the first one is they're asking. to now seriously consider doing option that means a hard brett said crashing out of the e.u. probably by april twelfth which is the deadline set by the european union with no deal even though you have to remember that parliament had actually voted against this option a while ago and they gained last week in it was part of one of those. indicative votes rather not so i don't know how she got government in the end could take that this it doesn't need to listen to parliament it could go ahead with that the second point they are. away from the customs union now again going back to do is indicative wednesday that customers union is the one that feared debenture all of this option even though did no one in all of these options but it wa

s struggle to unite around a single bricks it vision brand britain faces only by a publicist see the park al-jazeera. for almost half a century hundreds of thousands of fighters have died in conflicts around the philippines is mindanao region but many of the wives they leave behind suffer from the shame and stigma of being a war widow. doug and travel to a small village in basilan to hear their stories. more than four decades of continuous conflict has made mindanao region of war widows. they came from many areas of the hinterlands in basle and province but they share one thing in common grief. and they see that grief is made worse by the fact that their widows of abu sayyaf fighters a stigma they carry were ever they go. on the end of life one by one they tell us their stories of how they've had no time to mourn. my boys. just like they're fired there because they were unable to finish school their most painful part in my nine year old boy came up to me and said mama i thought you want to carry a gun and join my brothers. i feel all alone in raising my thirteen children none of them

s struggle to unite around a single vision brand britain faces only more publicity. for more than two hundred marks around the world went dark for an hour to raise awareness of climate change the eiffel tower the brandenburg gate and sit. the opera house with just a few of the monuments switched off for the annual lights out of it is in its thirteenth year organizers hope it will inspire people to campaign to protect the planet. so this is out there these are the top stories three people have been killed in at least two hundred forty palestinians injured during protests at the gaza israel fans fourth man died from injuries sustained on friday israeli forces fired tear gas and live ammunition as tens of thousands gathered to mark the first anniversary of weekend protests algeria's army chief has repeated his call to apply article one hundred two of the constitution to remove president abilities bootie flicka from office this is a day after millions took to the streets nationwide demanding political change. the position taken by the algerian military has always been wi

s struggle to unite around a single break sit vision brand britain faces only more publicity. australia is following new zealand's lead with plans to stamp out violent content on social media sites following the christ church mosque attacks the government is proposing a law that will see social media companies fined for failing to remove violent material quickly enough new zealand shooting suspect is accused of live streaming the attacks on facebook for a list half a century hundreds of thousands of fighters have died in conflict in the philippines mindanao region many of the wives they leave behind face the shame and stigma of being a war widow thrale and going to travel to a small village in the beslan to hear their story. more than four decades of continuous conflict has made mindanao region of war widows. they came from many areas of the hinterlands in basle and province but they share one theory in common grief. and they see that grief is made worse by the fact they're widows of abu sayyaf fighters a stigma they carry were everything go. along the way one by one they tell

not really getting a premium in the marketplace like they would had their brands not been decimated in this way so too is the britain that goes out there in the world stage looking to cut deals but it doesn't have that cachet anymore the brand has been has been hurt badly by the hollowing out the privatisation the financialization the overtake of the entire country by the city of london kind of the end game of the margaret thatcher era so i agree it's a good analogy and the brand of britain is suffering and it's something that once you lose it it's very very difficult to get back you know it's almost impossible to

s struggle to unite around a single bricks it vision brand britain faces only more publicity. still ahead here at al-jazeera breathing new life fresh for the survival of an animal unique to one australians think. that alex thomas may have scored the penalty but he had to suffer for it speedo will be here with action from the excuse me in school. rewind continues i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with updates on the best of all diseases documentaries the struggle continues from the till now is distance revisiting the silver phase when going back to a poor south african neighborhood where music and tradition come together in an annual competition but the people who are the only reward. and monday put it on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to full dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who

really breaks it supporters believe it will breathe new life into brand britain water breaks it's main players government minister michael gove called it a moment of empowering patriotic renewal britain has a rich history that admired legal system a multicultural multifaith society then there's the english language. breaks it's also unlikely to stop the tourists just be rated all the lawyers the best travel destination of the world but as m.p.'s struggle to unite around a single breaks it vision britain faces only more publicity the parker al-jazeera the. top stories this hour three palestinians have been killed more than two hundred injured in protests at the gaza israel border fence it's been a year since weekly protests known as the great march of return started demonstrators are demanding the right to return to lands from which their families were violently expelled during the founding of israel in one thousand nine hundred forty eight algerian army chief has repeated his call for the constitution to be used to remove president abdelaziz bouteflika from power. salah said that while

racked by political turmoil and all this uncertainty is doing damage to brand britain the land of winston churchill red buses the royal family shakespeare the list goes on six thousand kilometers away in the nigerian capital of breaks it is a source of bewilderment it is a very serious damage to the image of not totally british government well pretty nicely. it's a view shared in the french capital paris i want to i used to see person as a normal country part of europe but now i find them quite individualistic and a little selfish. and washington d.c. what happened to this wonderful country her deal does not have the numbers from outside the u.k. the country's parliamentary democracy may sometimes look like it's about to implode . order. but this up a serial style of politics has worked quite well for hundreds of years even if parliament seems to be struggling now there are worries about the impact of breaks in all aspects of life here in the u.k. from the cost of food to the availability of medicines and even toilet roll so how do brits keep calm and carry on. so great i go. out to do th

s struggle to unite around a single vision brand britain faces only more publicity the parka al-jazeera. us frozen donald trump is reported to have demanded north korea hand over its nuclear weapons at the hallway summit last month that's according to a report from the voices news agency trump is said to have presented kim jong un with a document calling for the transfer of pyongyang nuclear weapons and bombs to the u.s. as a first time champ would have explicitly defined what he meant by denuclearization to kim jong un a lunch between the two leaders was canceled the same day before the come at that summit was cut short and joins us now live for from washington patty tell us more about what is in this document. well let's put this in context first if you think about this we know we knew that there was a letter we knew that the letter didn't sit well with the north koreans and that they blame secretary of state. and national security advisor john bolton what the backdrop is age are very concerned that the president being flattered by kim jong un would make a bad deal so they wrote down

struggle to unite around a single vision brand britain faces only more publicity. to a head on al-jazeera a. rush to stand cholera cases in mozambique in the wake of psycho need i last. kenyans mourn relatives killed in the ethiopian airlines crash as the identification process drags on. hello again welcome back we are looking at some very very messy weather over the next few days take a look at the satellite image we've been talking about the system that is coming in off the eastern mediterranean brings a very heavy rain across the region it's not all going to be affecting parts of the western lavonne but also into parts of iraq as well as into iran and this is the area they were very concerned about as we begin the week and the reason being is because we just had flooding there deadly flooding just earlier in the week and now more rain is expected to fall and we're expecting anywhere between one hundred and two hundred millimeters of rainfall in probably by the time we get towards monday and tuesday well here across the rest of the gulf it is going to be clouds a

s struggle to unite around a single vision brand britain faces only more publicity. al-jazeera london. hundreds of central american asylum seekers on the us mexico border are in limbo under the trump administration's hard line policies the regulations require migrants to remain and mexico for moms on a sometimes precarious conditions until their court dates. reports from the mexican border city of tijuana. it's another day at a migrant shelter on the us mexico border almost everyone here is from central america and they're seeking asylum in the united states. in the past migrants would be allowed to wait in the u.s. while their cases were considered but a change in policy by the trumpet ministration now requires them to be sent back to mexico until their case numbers are called yes back at the i arrived in tehran and applied for a number because they said that with the number everything would work out now i'm saying that's not the case in. most of the people at this shelter have been here for several months many of them tell us they don't feel safe. the americans ask

london kind of the end game of the margaret thatcher era so i agree it's a good analogy and the brand of britain is suffering and it's something that once you lose it it's very very difficult to get back you know it's almost impossible to think about the brands of the past that of run into problems once you lose it it's very difficult to get it back america has suffered the same sort of intangible brand equity sort of destruction of their of our sort of brand image not through austerity in the same way that the u.k. has done that in the u.k. does not have a currency it could just print at will and we can but we've done it through basically. creating in an economy filled with an oligarch e of bureaucrats massive layers of bureaucracy through the health care system an education system in particular which is just saddled these new generations with enormous levels of debt so we have a crisis had it has emerged here that is just as to number thirty five out of fifty as overdoses and poor diet slashed life expectancy the united states has tumbled in the global health rankings as drugs shave years off

scale for example so far the bettors are deutsche telekom britain's vodafone spain's telefonica and newcomer a german newcomer united internet it's brand one and one has no network of its own . in other parts of the world five g. has already taken off in asia pacific region there are forecast to be around one hundred twenty million five g. subscriptions by two thousand and twenty one now we're vendor ericsson expects north america to be in second place with forty eight million subscriptions followed by europe which one and two million subscriptions lead america will start off with just three million and africa in the near east with two million. and let's talk now to our financial correspondent frankfurt conrad booze and. conrad big auction today how much money is this expected to fetch and how telecom carriers how much money do they stand to make from these networks. experts predict that the auction will fetch an amount between three and five billion euros which is far less than the carriers have to pay at previous auctions you know at the beginning of the century for example where they paid an amount of fifteen billion euros how much

s debate on bricks it friday was supposed to be the day that britain left the e.u. but the brand exit date has been pushed back while some remain as hope the delay buys them time many black city is feel differently there is a hayward has been to boston in lincolnshire in the east of england way three quarters of the voters wanted to leave. it may look sedate but competition is still at the heart of this game while the politicians in westminster trying to score points against one another here it's all about playing fair with leave and remain voters bowling side by side in a town which overwhelmingly voted to exit the e.u. if it doesn't happen. and how do you feel. i should now. go to the fact that if. a. person fires. back in the twenty six same referendum boston poll the highest proportion of lead voters anywhere in the u.k. just over seventy five percent of people who voted said they wanted to leave the european union thousands of people from eastern europe have made this corner of england which have been relatively untouched historically by immigration the home drawn by the aut

wide scale the bitters are so far our deutsche telekom britain's bota phone spain's telefonica as well as a german newcomer united internet its brand called one and one but it has no network of its own other parts of the world five g. has already taken off in the asia pacific region there are forecast to be around one hundred twenty eight million five g. subscriptions by two thousand and twenty one network supplier ericsson expects north america to be in second place with forty eight million subscriptions by then followed by europe with twenty two million latin america will start off with just three million subscriptions and africa and the middle east with two million. well in europe the controversy is a company the build out of the five hundred that work almost every major telecom carrier says they need equipment from china's while way to control costs and meet deadlines but the u.s. has been pressuring its allies to prohibit components here's one. remote brain surgery in china the patient was in the beijing hospital the neurosurgeon three thousand kilometers away in the southern island province of high none of the live images and

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britain. watch kaiser report. this is a stick from the water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is sponsor of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers they're the bad ones they're the litter box they're throwing this away industry should be blamed for all this waste because. but he has long promised to reuse the plastic. that's. a special projects funded. on the i'm your best bet is the end. but for now the mountains of waste only grow higher. you know world of big. lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for washing closer watch of the hawks. for the comedy show we're americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents good to have you with us so bernie sanders kicked off his presidential campaign in brooklyn this past weekend with some fans he

looking at because it's highly unusual, in fact besides the comet back in britain in the 1950s, i can't think of another case where a brandle fatalities so soon after entries of service. >> so boeing has to be freaking out right now? >> no, they won't be. they will be doing what boeing does best, which is going through this methodically. recognizing there may be a problem, sending a team and they will be waiting to get information. maybe telemetry coming in already from the aircraft's computer systems that are being transmitted. they will be looking at the service record. it was a brand-new plane so there's almost nothing wrong with it. they will be looking at previous incidents or have any of the other crew reported problems with sensors, reading, computers. and ultimately they will have to wait like everybody else for the ethiopian investigators -- and they're very good at this, by the way, ethiopian investigators, they will bring in the ntsb from the u.s. they will bring in the british. they will bring in boeing. they will bring in the plane, engine manufacturers and together find the flight data recorder and work out

britain, from the moment you step on board. >>> tonight "new york times" is out with a brand-new 4,000-plus word piece on president trump and his deutsche bank, which is one of the most interesting mysteries of the trump scandal era. this new piece from david enrich is based on interview with his more than 20 current executives and board members. his new reporting shows that deutsche bank has appeared to have played along. inflating his assets in a financial statement so that he could get money from deutsche bank to make a bit for the buff look bills nfl team. why would they go along with that, knowing that he was lying to them about his assets? that's kind of just the foam on top of the beer here. there's a lot more, quote, over nearly two decades leaders repeatedly saw red flags, a sdasries bond sale, a promised loan that relied on a forged signature. wild exaggeration of mr. trump's wealth, even a claim of an act of god. however, quote, time after time with the support of two executives the bank handed money to a man who nearly all other banks this deemed untouchable. we know how much this relationship benefited mr. trump, b

of its brand new warships ended up colliding with an oil tanker which is neither very covertly nor very fast people are still wondering how that happened then there are the spoilers great britain for example nations with no arctic claims but rather an each to get involved we need to protect our national interests we will be launching our new defense arctic strategy in the u.k. has unveiled a new arctic strategy where they plan to defend the arctic which may be difficult to do with britain's couple of ice breakers but they go to make up they've even sent royalty to the arctic great for the cab or is. also china it has potentially hundreds of billions at stake just in trade chip transport costs it recently launched the snow dragon to an ice breaker that doubles as a research vessel the least goes on and on. and frankly the degree of militarize ation is alarming but what choice is there russia for one filed its claims that the un will back by geographic data years and years ago and nothing has beat almost no progress on the diplomatic front the jew to political pressure or incompetence the fact remains that when diplomats have paralyzed the military prepares every nation state wa

brand new day your moscow a.t.m. first of the twenty first of march one year with the latest news update for you from r.t. international and first the big news this morning britain's prime minister's admitted that the country will not be able to leave the e.u. with a deal in place by the march twenty ninth deadline in a statement outside ten downing street to resume a pointed the finger firmly at parliament for the chaos to. two years on and these have been unable to agree on a way to implement the u.k.'s withdrawal as a result we will now not leave on time with a deal on the twenty ninth of march. this delay is a matter of great personal regret for me so let's take a step back to where this directs at saka began this week now it follows a letter sent by to reason made to donald tusk requesting and asking for an official breck extension now the letter clearly shows that with just nine days to go to west supposedly leaving the european union that deadline would be nigh on impossible to ratify a deal constructively so now june the thirtieth is what the prime minister really wants and not responding to that request donald suggested the request would probably get back

britain's hurtling towards exit from the european union now a study shows what financial stress disorder would cause in the u.k. and outside also coming up during a denim styled iconic jeans brand levi strauss is back on the new york stock exchange we'll get the latest from our markets correspondent and no peter no problem with german micro distillers are trying to woo whiskey aficionados. i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program the likelihood of britain's departure from the e.u. in less than ten days without a deal still looms ominously and the costs of such a no deal brags it would be high for both the u.k. and e.u. members germany's bertelsmann foundation now that the math. a no deal breaks it would hit the heavily industrialized german state of north rhine-westphalia particularly hard the state's top three exports to the u.k. include cars chemical products and mechanical engineering services the tariffs and other tried barriers will make products and services more expensive this ensures that prices rise and that people can buy less with their incomes the second factor is competition with a bricks it competition becomes weaker the battle for the best products and services is

brands to try to revitalise the company. sales at gap have been in decline for several years, but there's been a better performance at old navy which will become a stand—alone company. britain'sr fire for new overdraft fees which — it's claimed — fly in the face of new rules on clarity and transparency. mps on the treasury select committee have criticised the bank, which trades as lloyds, bank of scotland and halifax, for changes which will raise fees for anyone borrowing less than £4,000. lloyds says it's committed to making it easierfor customers to understand the costs of borrowing and will reflect carefully on the points that have been made. personal finance expert iona bainjoins me now. are they complex? 0verdraft charges have long been regarded as being a very expensive way to borrow, and difficult to compare because every bank has a different way of charging. some will have an interest rate, some will charge a certain amount every day, some like lloyds will have a tiered system. if this charges 1p for every £6 you borrow up charges 1p for every £6 you borrow up to charges 1p for every £6 you borrow uptoa charges 1p for every £6 you borrow up to a certain amount, then o

britain is set to leave the e.u. by the end of the month. a lot could change between now and then. gymboree and its brands may get a second life.y. now the children's place and gap are swooping in to pick up the pieces. children's place is reportedly going to buy the gymboree and crazy 8's brand. gap is going to acquire the janey and jack brand. the deal needs court approval. gap's move to buy janey and jack follows the big announcement last week, they plan to spin off old navy into a separate company. it is a busy week for retail companies, target, kohl's and ross will release quarterly results tomorrow followed by dollar tree, kroger and costco coming out later this week. amazon is putting more pressure on grocers. they're targeting beauty products. the wall street journal says amazon plans to launch urban grocery stores that sell beauty products alongside food. that could be a direct threat to current leaders like kroger, walmart and target. beauty products offer higher margins for supermarkets. amazon's also looking to open their first urban stores in major cities by the end of the year. i think i told you this before. you