and the british home office sparks anger after suggesting that trafficked women from nigeria can go on to lead wealthy lives back in africa after working as prostitutes in the u.k. . good morning welcome just going to 8 o'clock here in moscow you're watching international donald trump has lashed out at iran after it exceeded the amount of low enrich uranium it's allowed to stockpile under the 2015 nuclear deal monitored operator as i have been informed iran has crossed the 300 kilogram limit based on this plan earlier we had announced our plan to exceed the limits therefore based on our previous announcement we made it clear what we were going to do we see it as a right based on the way. you know what to do you know what they're playing with and i think they're playing with fire. well the tribe of ministration has vowed to apply maximum pressure on iran over its nuclear ambitions somewhat oddly though it's also accused iran of violating the terms of the nuclear deal before it was signed the iranian foreign minister responded with a simple tweet that one would question seriously or desp

the british home office sparks anger after suggesting that trafficked women from nigeria can go on to lead wealthy lives back in africa after working as prostitutes in the u.k. and donald trump accuses iran of playing with fire after taran breaches its uranium stockpile limit under the 2015 nuclear deal. good morning welcome just gone 10 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international social media platforms are preparing for the 2020 u.s. presidential election with facebook announcing a pilot program to monitor hate speech and says it will ban advertisements to discourage people from voting but there are concerns about the platform controlling just what people can see as artie's it explains. yes the world is a scary place lots of different views and opinions out there but don't worry silicon valley is going to keep our mind safe from being contaminated by bad ideas they know what's best for you and me facebook has come out with its 1st major announcement of 2019 and as part of its ongoing civil rights audit it's going to have a team of hate speech reviewers civil rights grou

the british home office sparks anger after suggesting that trafficked women from nigeria can go on to wealth and lives back in africa after working as prostitutes in the u k.

the british home office has sparked outrage after insisting that nigerian women traffic to the u.k. to work as prostitutes can enjoy a wealthy life when they return to africa in the wake of the scandal the home office says it will not rewrite the advice so that you can ski has more. it's been described as at crisis level the number of nigerian women trafficked into prostitution across europe thousands of women and girls every year forced into the sex trade often in a bid to pay off the debt that they think could in paying transported to the continent according to the new when these women are sexually exploited they're raped. they are subject to all forms of human rights violations including torture rape extortion forced labor sexual and labor exploitation amounting to trafficking and contemporary forms of slavery paid they were turned home there is also the risk of violent book prize or the un has described that we have been a taishan in full social inclusion of trafficked persons back in nigeria as being particularly challenging however the u.k. government appears to be painting a v

also this hour the british home office sparked anger after suggesting that trafficked women from nigeria and lead wealthy lives back to africa after working as prostitutes and the u.k. . and donald trump accuses iran of playing with fire after tehran exceed its uranium stockpile limit under the 2015 nuclear deal.

speech unvarying to ban content that tries to put people off i think both sides have come the british home office box anger off a suggestion that trafficked women from nigeria can go to war can go on to lead wealthy lives back in africa after working as prostitutes in the u.k. and donald trump chooses a random. playing with fire after on breaches its uranium stockpile limits under the 2015 you created. international where she's gone 11 o'clock in the morning here in the. national.

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also this hour the british home office sparks anger after suggesting that trafficked women from nigeria can lead wealthy lives back in africa after working as prostitutes in the u k.

some of you might remember, he sent one officer home because he had called a british officer, a british s.o.b. he said, you can call him an s.o.b., but not a british s.o.b. [laughter] prof. galambos: so ike had standards for this. he put up with that. and he put up with monty all the way through sicily, africa, and italy. and then that brought him to the big decision, which was d-day. this is phenomenal when you think back what a giant armada that was and what a narrow window they had. he made that decision, send those people in, and he hated the thought that a lot of them were going to die. he was touched by that. some military officers are not. general patton in africa told his soldiers, the point of all this is to kill them before they kill you. he had a different attitude toward war. he was a terrific officer on the offense. when you had offensive operations, he was great. so, ike made that decision. he kept the allies together and he kept the british working together with the americans through all of that time and the difficult time that followed the invasion. now, by this time, he

significant financial discrimination and careless decision making by britain's home office and office say it's affecting british businesses art and culture if barker reports from london. katonah louis is twice the london bar of enfield before entering local politics she spent 40 years working as a midwife to many she's a pillar of the community but her success hasn't helped her only sister to visit the u.k. from nigeria she's been denied a visa 3 times on financial grounds despite showing evidence that her costs are being covered by her sister in london on the way says her family of victims of a prejudice visa process is very emotional is very disturbing i'm 70 i'm not getting younger you know so maybe when i die and then they allowed to come and go to my remains you know she's not paying anything under one painted and if there's anything that i've gone which is the reason why they want to know. according to a new report african visa applicants are more than twice as likely to be refused to people from other parts of the world the authors blame a catalogue of careless often offensive decisions the cost applican

confirmed the authenticity of the leaked diplomatic cable sent from the british ambassador back to headquarters, the home officen london. in them, the ambassador describes donald trump as incompetent. the cable thought to be secure were critical of trump's economic policies claiming they could wreck the world trade system described conflicts within the white house as knife fights and warned the worst cannot be ruled out in regard to allegations of trump's collusion with russia. in one leaked document, the ambassador wrote quote, we don't really believe this administration is going to become substantially more normal, less dysfunctional, less unpredictable and faction driven and diplomatically clumsy and inept. president trump responded today saying quote, i do not know the ambassador but he is not liked or well thought of within the u.s., we will no longer deal with him. hours later the white house confirmed the ambassador had been disinvited from a diplomatic dinner this evening. washington post reports before all this trump officials had a generally good relationship and partied at the embassy and the ambassa

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. >> sure, but wouldn't you be more surprised if the british ambassador had sent cables back home, back to the foreign officeid that president trump ran a supremely competent administration and a very confident individual and imper viehous to criticism, wouldn't that be more shocking in a way? >> absolutely. i saw cables coming like this from american diplomats overseas. this story is more interesting in the u.k. than the u.s. diplomats do this all of the time. the story out of the u.k. is somebody so mad with the ambassador they want to take him out. that is the interesting part. >> phil mudd, thank you. >>> folksy and full of one-liners, one of the most memorable presidential candidates ever, coming up next. the water. the exercise. the fiber. month after month, and i still have belly pain and recurring constipation. so i asked my doctor what else i could do, and i said yesss to linzess. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is not a laxative, it works differently. it helps relieve belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. do not gi

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determined to challenge the home office is to sit in regarding his sister a move she believes is anything right the. london. a british uranian aid worker jailed in terror on is being held at a psychiatric hospital after being moved there from prison. radcliffe's families say she's being kept at the facility under the control of the iran's revolutionary guard she was sentenced to 5 years in prison on spying charges after she was arrested a terror on airports in 2016 months she went on a 2 week hunger strike along with her u.k. based house spend designed to push for her release and there's plenty more still ahead this news hour including former president alexander toledo is arrested in the u.s. on corruption charges linked to a brazilian construction giant. and protesters in hong kong vowed to defy what they see as china's efforts to tighten control. and support this former world champion claims he's set to fight one of the biggest names in boxing. the united states government is imposing its strongest sanctions to date on main marse top military leaders this is in response to the mass killing of one good muslims in 20

british government, it's not my view. >> reporter: now, in general diplomats are paid to do this, they're trying to understand what's happening in their country and they write they see candid, colorful notes back to the home office's highly unusual here, kendis, is the fact that this got out. there's clearly some sort of leak in the british government and/or a foreign intelligence service has figured out a way to penetrate and get these cables. it bears noting, we saw this with wikileaks, this could just be the tip of the iceberg. this could be other cables that are out there or this could have been a single leak, a single shot at this one armrest potentially to embarrass him. there's more we have to find out. there's a formal leak investigation. but there's an acknowledgment that this is what they do and talks to reminds me a little bit of when president barack obama and his team was caught evasive dropping on angela merkel's cell phone and trying to get her text messages on her personal cell phone. the line from the germans at the time was this is outrageous, they can't possibly believe this. and the obama administration said that's what intelligence services do. they're supposed to incept communications to pr

british ambassador to the u.s. it was exposed, revealed that he said some unflattering things about president trump in these confidential cables that he sent back to his home office. >> his job is to send his unvarnished assessment what he is seeing, whichever country he's in. >> that's usually what ambassadors are supposed to do, but somehow these cables were leaked, maybe they were hacked. we don't know the back story of who leaked these or how they became public but now president trump is basically declaring him that the u.s. will no longer work with him. is this also how it was supposed to unfold? >> well, what an interesting few years and we've seen so many of these national security leaks really undermine some of the relationships between the strong allies. you see the u.k. stand biing bye ambassador for now. you're going to find that diplomatically countries are going to have a find a new way to communicate, protect against leaks or you're not going to have ambassadors writing their true thoughts in these cables. >> one, we're hearing from london this morning, the british prime minister is standing by the ambassador, which i'm sure he's well-known in socia

british science and innovation. tonight campaigners will meet in govan to discuss direct action against a home office contractor whoeedings so the law can be clarified? we are committed to provide asylum accommodation that is safe and secure, we take the well—being of asylum seekers seriously, asylum seekers would otherwise be provided with fully furnished accommodation and we allow security courts to cover living needs but once an asylum claim is fully determined their right to that support will earn. i understand serco has been providing accommodation at its own expense to 300 people who were no longer eligible either because they had been refused asylum were granted leave to remain and should move on to mainstream benefits. last week! had the honour of visiting the world's best transformer factory in stafford run by general electric, constructing the first of 72 transformers to go to iraq. now they are only able to do this to the support of uk export finance. will my right honourable friend... congratulate me... the last thing my right honourable friend should do is that but will she congratulate uk export finan

home office must enforce immigration rules. i will ensure the immigration minister response to the honorable lady on a particular case. >> thank you. order. [inaudible conversations] >> you've been watching prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. you can see it live wednesday at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span to onwatch it live at 9:00 p.m. sunday night. on tuesday, itv hosted a debate british foreign secretary boris johnson enda curran foreign secretary -- foreign secretary jeremy hunt. debate,portion of the the candidates discussed their plans for britain to leave the european union. >> i am as keen as boris and as you to leave by october 31, but, you know, we've had a breach of trust in politics by not leaving at the end of march as we promised we would do. and no politician should make a promise unless they absolutely know they can deliver it. parliament took no deal off the table at the end of march. it's trying to do that again. the way we get out by the end of october is send to brussels someone who can negotiate a deal with the european union. willmeans someone they talk to, someone they will engage with and then we can get a deal that gets to parliament. i'm the person who can do that. >> thank you very

british government's representatives in washington that appears to be bullying, on the face of it. it is definitely a very serious issue about not only ambassadors providing candid analysis to the home office fire people in his own administration, hejust makes it so uncomfortable for them that they resign. we've seen it time and time again here, where donald trump loses favour with certain people around him and he comes out and attacks them and creates a situation where them and creates a situation where the other party steps down. are we looking at misdirection, where this will focus attention on something other than what people wa nt to something other than what people want to talk about and right over there at the moment there is a growing scandal touching the president. yeah, the jeffrey president. yeah, thejeffrey epstein scandal, which is the man who was a friend of donald trump for decades, he says he broke off ties a while ago, he was arrested on sex trafficking charges and donald trump was my own labour secretary was the one who originally let him off on a much lesser deal about a decade ago. there are questions about how that will affect the administration and how they will stand

british government to its highest level and more protection decided is necessary. police across the uk are being given a new set of technology tools to help them fight online child abuse. the home office taken 2a hours before will now take just 30 minutes. danny shaw reports. a unique glimpse inside scotland ya rd's digital investigation department. this is where computers, smartphones and memory sticks are brought for analysis to provide evidence in the most complex crimes. these components are being repaired in the electronics lab. they're from a phone seized during a murder inquiry. scientists can restore phones thrown into water, set on fire, or stamped on, but it's painstaking work and there are lengthy delays. the problem for police is there are so many devices, it's taking too long to gather all the evidence. around four months on average. so, new techniques are being introduced to speed up the process. there you go, so in a matter of seconds it has said there's indecent images on this device. the new technology shown to the home secretary will help police compare indecent material with that held on the child abuse data base. the database has 13 million images. it's growing by1