and abroad notably no interim skins would chris williamson like like usual chris williams and and then remove the article what are you making of this chris williams in case what is that what does it mean as regards jeremy corbyn well i have to say he is a close friend and ally of chris williamson because he's been so supportive of b. from the get go from the time i was suspended in his routines of 2016 to the time i was expelled in april last year and you were expelled for at attacking roots me that that's why you were thrown out not attacking i never attacked. or of cooperated with the right wing i made an observation in public which was a throwaway line frankly i'm a victim of fake news what's going to chris then because williamson well it doesn't bode well he's done a lot for jeremy he's been jeremy's most loyal member of parliament an ultra cool been loyalist who frankly i think has been thrown under the bus led by tom watson who has formed these quite venal look at his registrar of bemba's interests and the money's got from so trevor chain to name but one of the leading zionist yo

there have more from georgia public after the break was the importance of peace according to chris williamson in the 1st full interview with britain's former shadow fire emergencies minister since he was allowed back in germany goldman's leg of the golan cipel coming up in part 2 of going on the ground. doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse the sort of the users in the prison population who are we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill. that the war on drugs was a mistake there are countless numbers of people who are in prison for. sins for minor minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your children grow up in issue in waves and say by daddy as you're walking out of the business it's just it doesn't get easier. as. law organized. the march to the united. sates virtual invasion of our country. you know it's going to. if you go to. welcome back i'm still here with foreign po

and someone fighting for his victory is britain's former shadow fire and emergencies minister chris williamson going underground secured the 1st interview with him just minutes after being reinstated in the labor party and before he was reese's spend it on friday night i began by asking him about what it felt like to be back in your majesty's opposition well i'm obviously very pleased mean it was a huge trauma to be suspended from the party i've been an active member of since 1976 and particularly you know the accusations are made against me somebody i'm somebody who's spent a life i see racism as well so it's a big relief to be back as a fully fledged member of the party and i can now see focus on promoting the party's program and doing whatever i can and i continue to do that anyway but i can do it now as a bona fide the labor party member to fight for a labor victory the next election and hopefully a labor government that will transform this country and opposing one of the 2 tories will in these graphics just briefly why did it take so long why was this period seemingly arbitrary and how ma

from the deputy leader of the labor party about the former shadow fire in emergencies minister chris williamson and that's why i agree that the only way we can solve this night to help rebuild trust is for jeremy to step in and remove the weight from chris williams. and indeed the whip was a rigorous williamson in about 48 hours and said you've been supporting chris williams in the guardian newspaper often cited as being incredibly anti the jeremy called me project at this letter from many prominent members of the jewish community in the u.k. the broader we know interim skins would chris williams unlike like usual because we have them and then remove the article what are you making of this chris williams in case what is the what does it mean as regards jeremy corbyn well i have to say he is a close friend and ally of chris williamson because he's been so supportive of b. from the get go from the time i was suspended in his readings of 2016 to the time i was expelled in april last year and you were expelled for at tacking roots me that that's why you were thrown out not attacking. i never attack

as labourmp, the suspension of chris williamson as labour mp, that has seen it toing and froing afterded the anti—semitic comments? i think suspended the anti—semitic comments? ithink are suspended the anti—semitic comments? i think are the signs are bad today, when the nec takes a look at the decision by the subpanel of the disciplinary committee which led chris williamson off with a slap on the wrists, i think when the nec ta ke the wrists, i think when the nec take a look at it, they will probably decide, we need to think again here and they will refer the matter to what is called a national constitutional committee. that is the mainjudicial body constitutional committee. that is the main judicial body within the labour party which has the authority to expel and impose much more significant sanctions. and the reason i think that is going to happen is because of the uproar that created that initial decision —— greeted that initial decision. there we re m oves greeted that initial decision. there were moves to remove the whip from chris williamson anyway by having a simple vote in th

chris williamson, the derby mp who has been suspended again. on it and they used a discredited claim against her. they didn't mention that she was a jewish lady. why are you saying? chris williamson has been suspended twice from the labour party now. i wrote on behalf of the whole group of figures on the welsh labour executive in wales, members of the party, trade unionists and others, to the general secretary in march. still haven't had a response. i'm not going into those personalities specifically, i was asking about ndas. they need to be scrapped. the legal action must stop. you have asked why several times. the answer is that generally corbyn comes from a certain faction of the labour party. when he became leader, our membership increased massively. certain people who came in on that wave of increased membership hold hard left conspiracy theories which are anti—semitic. so theories which are anti—semitic. so the answer to your question is, since 2015, the shape and nature of the labour membership of the labour party has changed. the labour

, he was suspended backin chris williamson, he was suspended back in february for saying the party gavesemitism and too apologetic and then alex decided he was reinstated then alex decided he was reinstated then there was an outcry from many of his own colleagues here at westminster, and now the whole case has been reconsidered again today, but again, no decisive action taken today according to party rules, there has to be a new panel to look at the allegations against him all over again. it made and beside that he's going to face further disciplinary action but certainly some of his fellow mps that the action should have been swifter and more severe. certain what's in there. employees from ethnic minority groups earned on average 4% less than their white counterparts last year. the figures published by the office for national statistics are part of the first detailed analysis of britain's ethnicity pay gap. workers from pakistani and bangladeshi ethnic groups had the lowest average hourly pay while chinese and indian workers consistently had the highest of any ethnic group. our corresp

britain's shadow and emergencies minister since his reinstatement in germany corbin's labor party chris williamson about how he wants to work with the board of deputies of british jews in a labor government after boris johnson or jeremy hunt is defeated at the ballot bowl all the smoke coming up in today's going underground the 1st today mark 73 years since the usa did this. go on the topic bomb has been done today the legacy of u.s. detonation of nuclear weapons in the south pacific is threatening yet more life thanks to the climate emergency but unlike harry truman president trump is arguably more concerned about human life he claimed he saved 150 lives by not bombing iran not bombing a country is arguably not what could have been expected from a hillary clinton white house nevertheless for those who supported the democrats hawk trump was elected not by the people but by the kremlin this is found by mainstream media led to the jailing of a member of donald trump's foreign policy advisory panel is the name is george papadopoulos his new book deep state. targets how i got caught in the cross has o

chris williamson could have been sacked on the spot without anything, he was not sacked.n a sense, a lot of people who joined the labour late. in a sense, a lot of people whojoined the labour party late. in a sense, a lot of people who joined the labour party know for anti—semitism comes from. and i think it's too late now for the leadership to start pontificating about what a terrible thing anti—semitism is. they have not done anything to eliminate it, despite being told again and again that it is going on. so do you both expected to bea is going on. so do you both expected to be a vote of no confidence in jeremy corbyn this week?” to be a vote of no confidence in jeremy corbyn this week? i genuinely don't we haven't yet met as a group of colleagues to discuss it, there is huge unhappiness at the way diane been treated and as you heard, she was sacked without being told in a matter of minutes, the steep and reprehensible cases of anti—semitism month after month is passing and they are not being tackled. we cannot continue as a party on this basis, we have the equalities

a couple of weeks ago it was the chris williamson case won by the parties executive is looking at todayas completely failed to put a lid on. anybody thinking i know that name, he was chair of the football association in the past. a seniorfigure whose football association in the past. a senior figure whose resignation will hurt the party if he states as he has done that this is the issue behind it. absolutely. he is he is a member of the house of lords, not somebody we would see talking about labour party policy on a daily basis. it will not affect the numbers in the house of commons when it comes to crunch votes but it undermines the party's argument that it is taking anti—semitism as seriously as seriously as it can. that is what we hear from jeremy corbyn on a regular basis. it is what we hear from senior figures corbyn on a regular basis. it is what we hearfrom seniorfigures in the party. they believe they are doing everything they can that they have set up a folded procedure, that the new general secretary who was brought in is dealing with it as robustly as she can, and that swift

court lbw of chris woakes, new zealand 21 nike —— 29—1. big breakthrough for kane williamsontler of the bowling of liam plunkett for just cop byjos buttler of the bowling of liam plunkett forjust 30. it was henry nichols who then followed as well. having reviewed and lbw decision he could have gone earlier in the new zealand innings. liam plunkett getting his second wicket as nicholls went for 55. mark wood getting a fourth wicket a few members ago. taking the wickets of ross taylor. new zealand ne 35th over, 142—4, england will be pleased with those breakthroughs add the wickets that they have taken, because as we know it is not often, it has not proved fruitful for those teams trying to chase totals here. four matches staged here, they have been won by the team that have batted first, but we know that england can chase down a total. they proved that against australia in the semifinals. that didn't quite play out on some of those matches that they lost in the group stages. eoin morgan will be pleased with that not be disappointed with the cloud cover here, bowling first, he

liam plunkett and chris works took 3 wickets each planchet removing captain kane williamson for 30 and also taking the scalp of henry nicholls. he was the make a half century out for $55.00. that final for us had loads not even at $100.00 yet and already 4 wickets down you'd have to say that england or just under a little bit of pressure right now. looks relatively comfortable position half an hour ago but we've heard it in the last few seconds. on the captain our morgan in this could have been the big occasion for him of course. qualified for the captain this is his team over the last 4 years. has been transformed under him and we always hear a lot of positive things about him but this was his excel and he's got on top of the dismissals of before it was started with a rush. have gone from this position where the 1st ever world cup in the 1st final for 27 years was looking within their grasp look i certainly thought the new zealand had my dinner of judgment not bowling 1st thing this morning under the cloud cover but of course what new zealand wanted to do was get runs on the boat put

williamson. before the break, chris was talking about how no one was quite bringing barack obama's personality thatg to channel some of that. here he is talking about his age. >> so, mayor buttigieg, you just qualified. you're 37. the youngest candidate in this field. standing next to you is the oldest candidate, bernie sanders, age 77. should voters take into consideration age when choosing a presidential candidate. >> i don't care how old you are. i care about your vision. but we have a new generation of leaders stepping up around the world. i think it's good that the prime minister of new zealand has been getting attention, she's younger than i will be if i take office. and we can have great presidents at any age. but we need the kind of vision that will win. we can't have a vision that amounts to back to normal. the reason we got this president is that normal didn't work. and we need to be able to take on the president, and take on his enablers in congress. when david duke ran for congress, ran for governor, the republican party 20 years ago ran away from him. today, they're supporting naked ra

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