troops in liverpool but what about monday's speech by shadow chancellor john mcdonnell the british labor party conference this is what he told us about first being appointed by corbin when i asked him about britain's media landscape well we were the first people before anybody else to raise the issues about the abuse by the british media elements within the british media and before anyone else raised and we were doing on behalf of for example the national unity journalists who had many of their members bullied if they weren't for example involving themselves in what may fall from professional practices intrusions in personal personal privacy of people and they were reporting upon so we raise those issues and it all does all come down to a lack of democratic traffic control of our media but the concentration of powers in ownership of critique there is a lack of diversity of british media by u.k. shadow chancellor john mcdonald but what's happened since allegedly working with those who support try didn't nuclear weapons in scotland here he is attacking the channel he appeared on one very clear t

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troops in liverpool but what about monday's speech by shadow chancellor john mcdonnell the british labor party conference this is what he told us about first being appointed by corbin when i asked him about britain's media landscape well we were the first people before anybody else to raise the issues about the abuse by the british media elements within the british media and before anyone else raised and we were doing on behalf of for example the national union journalists who had many of their members bullied if they weren't for example involving themselves in what may fall from professional practices intrusions in personal personal privacy of people and they were reporting a problem so we raised those issues and it all does all come down to a lack of democratic strategy control of our media but the concentration of powers in ownership of critique there is a lack of diversity of british media by u.k. shadow chancellor john mcdonald but what's happened since allegedly working with those who support try didn't nuclear weapons in scotland here is attacking the channel he appeared on one very cle

are the british labor party has voted to back a freeze on british arms sales to israel motion was passed after a heated debate saw palestinian flags waved during the party conference in liverpool r.t. also oppose the use of force against palestinians in gaza and urged more u.k. funding for the un agency for refugees barbara joins us live now from the conference in live in a dream that the palace the new palestinian issue very much front and center at the conference today. well actually house foreign policy hasn't featured that strongly here but what you're referring to is an event on shoes they often do when palestinian flags scores of them were waved in the main conference hole in the building behind me it was when a conference was voting on a motion to ban the sale of weapons to israel it was passed in there was lots of cheering it's important to remember the background jeremy corbyn himself has been a champion of palestinian rights for many many years but also interesting to know that the episode was followed closely by emily thornberry the shadow foreign secretary reminding conferenc

the british labor party has moved to resolve a highly charged issue that's been tearing it apart for months the governing body of the neighbor party has been considering whether to adopt an international definition of anti-semitism after accusations of it because of its stance on israel and the treatment of palestinians labor leader jeremy corbyn as face calls to resign over his refusal to accept the full definition said there was no place for anti-semitism in the party but argue the definition does not allow for criticism of israel's treatment of palestinians lawrence lee is outside the labor party headquarters in london with more on what was just agreed. they've agreed finally with much kicking and screaming to solve all not just the definition of anti semitism as defined by the holocaust remembrance committee but but also its examples and crucially to the examples that relate to criticism of israel the one that jeremy called himself particularly objected to was that it was deemed ninety semitic to describe israel is by definition a racist and surprise he said that was effectively s

i think on this question, of the senate race, it is personality, it is not the british labor party, youn't vote party, you look at the person you like, mccaskill, she seems local enough, that kind of thing. >> the democrats have to pull an inside straight. and everything needs to go their way even though the margin is razer thin. it is going to be hard to pull it off. >> all but nevada, red states. >> and nevada, if you look at the map, this is supposed to be a good republican year for the senate race. and a lot of these states that they are supposed to be doing well in, it is a toss up. >> showing that tonight. >> and a lot of that has to do with quite frankly it is a national referendum on trump. a majority of the americans want to put a check on trump and congress. there is an opportunity in tennessee where republicans have to spend money. >> i think geography counts and if you are surrounded by a lot of pro trump people, you will vote trump. if you are in the suburbs and you are the odd woman out, you are not going to vote for them. >> the suburbs are on fire and that is the fire. >

they are sort of the british labor party and stand a real chance of losing in 2020.somebody who represents more traditional democrat they might have a shot. >> dana: in his book he calls you a very smart man. >> well, he said a couple other things. [laughter] >> not as nice but i appreciate that. incidentally in the book i learned something i didn't know after we won ohio by 118,000 votes that he spent the morning after the election contemplating and discussing whether or not he should file a lawsuit. that's a little bit of history. >> dana: eye opening and he didn't do that i talked to him about syria and iran the two big hot spots and possibility of deconfliction. we have a little bit of sound about that. let's play it how many times since you left office have you met with iranians or iranian representative. >> a few times, two or three times. >> dana: is that to talk to them about the iran nuclear deal. >> it's to talk to them -- no, it's to talk to them, more importantly, about their behavior and what are the ways forward in order to try to -- to redefine a secur

our job to root it out of the labor party indeed so let me ask you has done it before we finish what is the solution moving forward for this for two relationship between british jews and the labor party on the call but is there a solution or is it too late i'm afraid i can't see one right now i think that there's been a lack of effort to show you could well a lack of communication and i think this extends to a wide range of issues i have passed a more problems of the labor party syria on ukraine and other foreign affairs issues than i do on on israel palestine but i think the gas is just. trust has been eroded how is a long time to come michael trust has been eroded how does jeremy corbyn get it back or or can he not get it back and i don't know i'm no great crystal ball gazer but the interesting thing here is the question to ask is all those people who are opposed to jeremy coburn over this matter are they interested in eradicating anti semitism or are they interested in eradicating jeremy colby and that's what the plotting all this summer before has been about let's get rid of colby michael rosen danniella pledge we'll have to leave it there thank you very

sisters invited a lot of the company to a private party which by the british labor party was criticized as sane criticize it saying that it was disgraceful now the financial crisis was caused by bad deals but it also gave birth to some good deals ones that literally stuck around for years. the subway five dollars but long deal started as a way to help customers impacted by the crash and within two weeks they drove sales up to twenty five percent ten years later and subway is only just now saying the deal is coming to an end though the deal might not be around anymore i can assure you the song will be second your head for the rest of the day. makes me want to subway sandwich. to be interesting to look back at an article like this from al jazeera dot com which was published exactly ten years ago it was the views of a number of financial analysts on what it all meant remembering we were right in the middle of all the tales that time you know there's no benefit of hindsight one of them we would sit here and for the down i like this i think the impact is going to be quite profound that turne

events for us good to see you barrett i believe briggs it's a minister british brigs it minister dominic robb asked the opposition labor party to clarify whether it backs the second vote on leaving the e.u. what's behind this latest development and is that even possible. well that's been a lot of talk about a possible second referendum basically a vote on the deal so if the reason they does come back with a deal from brussels eventually that that should be a so-called people's vote on the or if he doesn't come with a deal with a deal then there should be a vote on whether the grid's really want to crash out of europe or whether they want to somehow try and revise their decision and rework it and what germany grab the brakes and so he's trying to do is he's trying to basically put labor on the spot labor the opposition party does not have a very clear position still doesn't have a very clear position on the brakes and on the possibility of a second referendum many inside the labor party and also the trade unions want to somehow reverse brakes if they want it not to happen or they want a very soft form of bracks and so these p

now britain's main opposition party plans to vote against any deal the british prime minister makes with the e.u. the labor party's brags that spokesman says it's increasingly unlikely to reason his plans will pass the sixty six tests the party is set on wednesday may will meet u.s. president donald trump to discuss a possible post bragg's a trade deal but in bob reports. whenever that general election comes we're ready we're ready to campaign for victory we're ready for government shadow chancellor john mcdonnell outlining how labour's economic policies will transform the economy but while the pact all enjoyed his pitch much of the talk elsewhere was about something entirely different break since the idea of a new referendum is popular among labor members but would it include the option to stay in the european union on tuesday these people will be voting on a text that took many hours of hard negotiations to agree on it says that if the party fails to force an early general election it will keep open the option of backing a so-called people's vote but what that means exactly depends on who you are. early

their support of thousands of people have marched against bragg's it in the british city of liverpool was the opposition labor party meets to decide its stand the protesters are calling for a new referendum on briggs or something labor hasn't entirely ruled out leaders of course reject the prime minister to resign may's briggs plant in the european union summit in salzburg three days ago she says talks have now reached an impasse. prompting labor to push for a general election leader jeremy corbett in summing up the views of party members at the annual conference and liverpool and say will back a second vote if that's what the members want paul brennan is in liverpool where that labor party conference is being held. if you listen to much of the media coverage from other outlets you'd think that direct it was the be all and end all at this particular labor party conference here in liverpool in fact today they've been mainly looking at internal party procedures such as the recent election of sitting m.p.'s and whether they have to go through a new selection process at every general election but nonetheless britain is

labor leaderjeremy corbyn. he told the british pm, theresa may, that his party will vote against her brexit plan unless she takesmcast clearing the final hurdle in its bid to take full control of sky. that ends rupert murdoch's 30 year association with the europe—wide media group. staying with the ft. their website has the story on goldman sachs opening a rival to uk high street lenders today. the us bank is going out with a strong offer to lure customers away from competitors. it will be the highest saving rate in the country. the new york times looks at rising us debt. this story says the government could soon be paying more in interest than it spends on the military. within a decade, more than $900 billion in interest alone will be due each year. the total deficit is expected to total nearly $1 trillion next year. then bbc news online, most restaurant owners dream of being awarded a michelin star, but an eatery in wales has given theirs back. the owners say they no longer want to be in the guide and want to use their extra time to be with family instead. too much like hard work. with me is iain anderson, foun

leaders she faces an even bigger battle to get the british public behind her on sunday thousands of people ten thousand the city of liverpool where the labor party conference is being held calling for breakfast today scrapped altogether prayer remained politicians gave speeches to my. second referendum with the option of staying in the. next stall trumps nominee for the u.s. supreme court is proving increasingly divisive brett kavanaugh has been accused of sexual assault and next week his accused that will testify before the senate artie's kell of more penthouse the latest. the hearings surrounding the appointment of a new supreme court justice by the president has turned into arguably the most burgeoning political issue in the united states at this time as the nomination process continues for brett kavanaugh we're seeing a circus of anger and accusations. bridge kavanaugh mr chairman. mr chairman. we cannot possibly move forward mr chairman a very warm well if they're not they are given their in the mood for. it we cannot be recognized i move to adjourn. them and i move. oh here's why the issue is so diverse to the u.s. supreme court has the fi

labor party i'm not in the labor party but i support jeremy colby and just to be clear do you at least recognize we could argue about the numbers but a big chunk of the british jewish community is unhappy with labor under coal bin because they perceive it as not a safe space or a comfortable space or a friendly space for british do you concede that is the perception even if you disagree with the reasoning behind it yes of course it is absolutely but then of course exactly as daniela says a large percentage of the jewish community if that's were going to call it a large percentage of jews are in favor of israel but not all jews for a moment and i have no attachment to that place over there but of course i understand that plenty of jews do plenty of jews are brought up to believe that israel is their homeland even if they don't make it their homeland it is there for them as they believe of course. but there are other people living there this is the crucial point about israel there are other people not recognized by the recent nation state law how much of this is to do with the israel palestine conflict with this thorny debate over zionism and t. zionism when y

. >>> british operation leader jeremy corbyn rallying his labor party by calling for a clampdown on unfetterredalism. in a speech he said the old way of running things isn't working anymore. he also declared he would recognize a palestinian state if he became prime minister. >>> amazon announcing new delivery services in ten cities while broadening delivery areas where it's already operating the entry into the grocery arena has forced traditional stores to expand amenities to customers. >>> m anld ms is unveiling a new hazelnut spread feature. that's our cnbc news update. back to you. hey, carl. >> good to have you, frank welcome to the family. frank holland. >>> let's get to dominic chu meantime for the european close. >> so, carl, as we look at what's happening with the european markets right now, a bit of wait-and-see mode ahead of that federal reserve rate decision later on today. we've got basic resources among the worst performers in european trading bucking that recent upward trend among the individual names in focus, airbus jumping by more than 3% here this morning after european regula

thousands of people are protesting the british city of liverpool over the government's handling of the briggs it talks protesters are calling for a new referendum labor party leader journey called and has not yet indicated whether he supports a new. and iran's revolutionary guard says it will avenge southlands attack on a military parade in the city of ours that killed twenty five people iran's president accused the us of helping support those who carried out the attack and accusations of washington that are not. fully attacking iran is likely to highlight tensions between washington and tehran of the un general assembly this coming week al-jazeera diplomatic editor james bays has more. at this year's general assembly iran i think was always going to be the main subject and the thing that was making all of the headlines and now there is a new dimension to all of this with this attack we have president rouhani in town we have president trump in town now he will i'm sure talk about iran in his speech to the general assembly on choose day but perhaps more important than that is a security council meeting coming up on wednesday the u.s. has the current preside

british labor m.p. was murdered in her constituency adjoining the british referendum jo cox visited the area frequently when she were to brussels for seven years the family labor party leader gerry coleman attended the unveiling of. thousands of drivers for driving services and cabbie five have been protesting in madrid against government plans to tighten regulations a proposed law is expected to restrict the activities of years of protests by conventional taxi drivers against based services. the lower house of russia's parliament has adopted a controversial bill to raise the state's pension age by five years the measure proposed by president vladimir putin would mean that men would retire at sixty five and women at sixty move has sparked widespread protests across the country but is progressing regardless. a macedonia will hold a referendum on the country's name on sunday the voters will be asked how they feel about changing the country's name to the republic of north macedonia if accepted the change could end that decades long dispute with neighboring greece which says that the name macedonia implies territorial claims to a greek province of the same name both sid

s labor party and its leader jeremy corbyn will debate whether the british left has a problem with anti jewish hatred and how much these accusations have to do with criticism of israel but first since april of this year nick regulars faced a political crisis with both supporters and opponents of president daniel ortega clashing in the streets hundreds have been killed and thousands wounded many of them at the hands of pro-government militias according to human rights groups as well.

the one that makes the most pragmatic sense of full for the british economy this exchange in trade but not in services as well with the labor party they have their own ideas about that as well and still there is also this on the call for more program main members of the labor party that they want to try and see if they can if they if it does come down to the deal they want to have a second referendum a so-called people's vote is that putting it to try and see exactly how the countries want to affect this so really but from both parties really there is still this. details idea as to exactly what a breakthrough would mean for the u.k. sonia thanks very much. still to come here on al-jazeera at the u.n. general assembly cats are refutes saudi and u.a.e. allegations that it supports terrorism. how low the weather is largely set fabric across eastern parts of china down toward the south as well as general looking pretty good over the next couple of days my weather action of course out into the northwest pacific with the typhoon trouble followed by typhoon a car right making our way towards japan so for china itself is dry presently wa

summit in new york after the british leader defended the brexit vote in her keynote speech. >>> the labor partyer will warn of the dangers of a no-deal brexit when he meets with michel barnier later today. delivering his keynote speech at the labour party annual conference in liverpool he reiterated calls for a general election and said that labour would vote against any government brexit deal that did not meet his party's key demands. let's get out to joumanna bercetche for more at the european banking summit in brussels a lot on the agenda there today. >> absolutely. one thing is the murmur, lots of talk about consolidations going on, perhaps 2019 could be the year where we see the cross-border mergers take place. another topic is that of brexit and the impact it will have on the european financial industry. i have a special guest with us in the form of the former euro group president, jeroen dijsselbloem i was listening to your keynote speech lots of interesting points raised there the first thing i want to ask about is brexit. we are getting close to crunch time there doesn't appear to be a

experiencing at the hands of israel we can discuss that in the labor party because it will be defined as anti semitic. jericho god but these british jews friends of israel said that his bigotry fascism and even the jewish people at the moment everybody i know is considering leaving the country young people are leaving the country i know loads of young people in that twenty's have gone to israel and you know jeremy corbin looks if he's going to become a prime minister you will see a stream of jewish people leaving the united kingdom that has to be terrible. of the whole of it was labour's refusal to accept several examples of anti semitic language and views as defined by the international holocaust remembrance alliance or i h r a it is deemed anti semitic to say for instance the jews are more loyal to israel than their own country or that the state of israel is by definition racists or that israeli government policy is like those of nazi germany colvin and his supporters have claimed this prevented them from properly criticizing israel's actions towards the palestinian people. under huge pressure to adopt the i.h.r. a code the poli

also this week the british opposition leader has said he's ready to support a second referendum on leaving the european union jeremy corbyn said who respects the outcome of the labor party voted on tuesday on whether to seek a so-called people's votes on breck that the move could poll fair the pressure on the prime minister to resign may whose own plan for bret's it was rejected at an e.u. summit in austria this week that leaves britain facing the prospect of crashing out of the e.u. with no deal next march in a speech after the meeting prime minister may demand is greater respect from europe . throughout this process i have treated the e.u. with nothing but respect. the u.k. expects the same r.t.s. in a day or two dirty takes a closer look at the stalemate between brussels and london gregg's it an on off drama that feels like it's been going on for centuries well since twenty sixteen the british pm has of course got her back covered by newly appointed foreign secretary jeremy hunt and that's exactly what he did following the tenth summit in salzburg what reason is saying is don't mistake british politeness for weakness if you put in a difficult corner we will stand our

assassination of british spies it was pm queues at the first in summer vacation one of britain's most accurate polling organizations showed a doubling of the lead of jeremy corbin's labor party against her tories that's despite many in the media hammering corbin over allegedly hating jews when the needs of the labor party stands up he should apologize for saying that jewish people who have lived in this country their whole lives do not understand english irony not sure where the mayor understands irony there is corbin has repeatedly denied this allegation he gave no apology and instead implied a divided cabinet spelled catastrophe for britain the international trade secretary says he's unfazed by no deal the new foreign secretary was here this morning says that over the summer that in no deal breaks it would be a huge jew strategic mistake and the chancellor sitting next to a has written to the treasury select committee stating that a no deal would slash g.d.p. by almost eight percent comparable with the global financial crash which assessment ashi agree with may gave her perspective on any imminent crashing out of the european union. the director of the world trade organiza

british labor m.p. was murdered in her constituency during the blitz in britain campaign so call this is the area frequently when she worked in brussels for several years her family and labor party leader jeremy corbin attended the un daily. thousands of drivers for the ride healing services. i have been protesting in madrid against government plans to tighten regulations a proposed wall is expected to restrict their activities drivers fear that they'll be out of work this fall is years of protests by conventional taxi drivers and against based services the lower house of russia's parliament has adopted a controversial bill to raise the state pension age by five years the measure proposed by president vladimir putin would mean that men would retire at sixty five women and sixty the move has sparked widespread protests across the country but is progressing nonetheless. to a video that has gone viral here is the moment now brace yourself that a seal slapped a kayaker in the face. with an octopus. i don't want to know what. calum are in your face. was paddling off the coast of new zealand and he said that he could feel the full impact of the octopus on his face. the lesson learned

experiencing at the hands of israel we can discuss that in the labor party because it will be the find his anti semitic. tactic i'll back off but these british jews friends of israel say that his bigotry fascism and even the jewish people at the moment everybody i know is considering leaving the country young people are leaving the country i know loads of young people in that twenty's have gone to israel and you know jeremy corbin looks if he's going to become a prime minister you will see a stray mcgeorge people leaving the united kingdom that has to be terrible. of the whole of it was labour's refusal to accept several examples of anti semitic language and views as defined by the international holocaust remembrance alliance or i h r a it is deemed anti semitic to say for instance the jews are more loyal to israel in their own country or that the state of israel is by definition racists or that israeli government policy is like those of nazi germany colvin and his supporters have claimed this prevented them from properly criticizing israel's actions towards the palestinian people. under huge pressure to adopt the i.h.r. a coat the policy ex

experiencing at the hands of israel we can discuss that in the labor party because it will be defined as anti semitic. tactic of god but these british jews friends of israel said that his bigotry fascism of jewish people at the moment everybody i know is considering leaving the country young people are leaving the country i know loads of young people in that twenty's have gone to israel and you know if jeremy corbin looks if he's going to become a prime minister you will see a stray mcgeorge people leaving the united kingdom that has to be terrible. at the heart of it was labour's refusal to accept several examples of anti semitic language and views as defined by the international holocaust remembrance alliance or i h r a it is deemed anti semitic to say for instance the jews are more loyal to israel than their own country or that the state of israel is by definition racist or that israeli government policy is like those of nazi germany colvin and his supporters. the claim this prevented them from properly criticizing israel's actions towards the palestinian people. under huge pressure to adopt the i.h.r. recoat the party executive

true admirer of the british pm and believed a compromise could be found confused well i certainly the dear tutor r.t. . of thousands of people including delegates from britain's labor party have been out in force in the city of liverpool this sunday they're demanding a second vote on bracks if people vote as they call it of the opposition parties also confirm that members will debate remaining in the e.u. during their annual conference which is in the city this week you can see the protesters there many carrying flags and also posters the slogan not a done deal now let's go live now to british radio host and journalist john gaunt either john and now i know this march was timed to coincide with the conference and what have you but leda jeremy corbyn a slightly warming to the idea. of pushing for a second referendum he can say well i've got the backing of my members of his party that's more than to raise i'm a can say right now well that's certainly true but sir please never forget that jeremy corbett if you stretch and a half to be lucky a stick of luck and he would have the word and. the man all of this political career has been against the european union he has one snif