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appeared to concede that processes of extradition of a cia spy accused of killing were one sided corben said this this disparity with the u.s. is about to be laid bare when the courts decide whether the wiki leaks publisher julian a song will be extradited to the u.s. on charges of espionage for exposing war crimes the murder of civilians and large scale corruption will the prime minister agree with a parliamentary report that's going to the council of europe that this extradition should be opposed and the rights of journalists and whistleblowers up held for the good of all of us johnson didn't answer the question and then in a week they u.k. corporate media has been continuing arguable support for is the mystic stream ism in syria the scottish national party came out all guns blazing lamenting syrian coalition attacks on groups affiliated to al qaida occupying areas of it live some 300 kilometers north of damascus and 2017 that's foreign secretary this prime minister and not to the policy of accepting the city and assad's rule over the country assad has delivered death and destruction

showed a very anti germy corben bias especially in the run up to the election at the beginning of december last year and so it would appear that while the chairman of the b.b.c. was. to defend and sing the praises of the organization and say that this is a vital institution in this country there are rapidly running out of supporters in the country who are willing to come to their defense. michael and kevin and talk to journalists neil clark about the challenges confronting the broadcaster and what the proposed changes might mean this whole license thing is a piece of history and the b.b.c. these to up its game do you agree with that it is a great institution i think the problem has been really in the last i would say 10 years or so it's been with its political programming i think that that's where a lot of discontent lies we heard easterly talking there about people believing or thinking with not without any evidence that that there were a lot of vice principal against europe we called it now we're hearing today b.b.c. saying propaganda from the likes of china from the likes of russia are

appeared to concede that processes of extradition of a cia spy accused of killing were one sided corben said this this disparity with the u.s. is about to be laid bare when the courts decide whether the wiki leaks publisher julian a song will be extradited to the u.s. on charges of espionage for exposing war crimes the murder of civilians and large scale corruption will the prime minister agree with a parliamentary report that's going to the council of europe that this extradition should be opposed and the rights of journalists and whistleblowers up held for the good of all of us johnson didn't answer the question and then in a week the u.k. corporate media has been continuing arguable support for islam is to extremism in syria the scottish national party came out all guns blazing lamenting syrian coalition attacks on groups affiliated to al qaida occupying areas of it live some 300 kilometers north of damascus and 2017 that's foreign secretary this prime minister and not to the policy of accepting the city and assad's rule over the country assad has delivered death and destruction on h

showed a very anti germy corben bias especially in the run up to the election at the beginning of december last year and so it would appear that while the chairman of the b.b.c. wants to defend and sing the praises of the organization and say that this is a vital institution in this country there are rapidly running out of supporters in the country who are willing to come to their defense. of their own future the b.b.c. . from the future to the past a somber day in the german city of dresden is it commemorates the victims of a mass carpet bombing campaign is estimated 25000 civilians died in the raids led by the british and american air forces 75 years ago to the day since then the intensity of the strikes in dresden has been called into question as the 2nd world war was nearing its end. and. everything around turned into how i see a woman in her hands is a bundle it's a child she runs and falls the child disappears into the flames. well we have the story of woman whose parents had the foresight to take him out of dresden just shortly before the bombing began and although he was only 5 yea

and so far an inability to escape stereotype i'm told that she hates being called the continuity corben least a candidate but if you hate it you've got to get away from it and she has a pretty good so would you agree with her and i want us over there were still because she's gotten teed to get to the little stages of the story is still time for for a comeback other southern sage is hitting a straight after a shaky start well i've known rebecca long a little bit for some time i stress and a little bit but we have been there and actually probably for as long as i've been seeing listen any interaction if you'd asked me several years ago which of those 2 i thought would be labor leader it would have been nice and ended by the way and that would still be my view no i don't see the leadership qualities in rebecca long bailey and i feel that actually she has been frankly given a bad hand by her supporters i mean 2 weeks after the election. we didn't hear a word from her even though everyone knew that was going to be a leadership campaign she felt as though she was under control not allowed to

britain and one in 4 children are in poverty supply haps that's where the broadband was lost but wasn't corben appealing to that will sony an idea of technology in the the white white heat of technology he was absolutely right absolutely right we need our t. in every house in the country so generally coping was absolutely right but on the other hand as i said the un repertoire for liberals to said the poverty chosen by the coalition to build democratic tory party was a political decision so bad is the inequality and wages have not kept up to that level since the napoleonic wars it means nothing broadband to someone who can't feed their family and needs a food bank to to eat tonight well no but we've got to look to the future and also learn from the past i mean. territory yes of the liberal coalition with the with the tories when they cut nurse training by 10000 a year for 3 yes that's why we're in the difficulty we're in with you know a 100000 people short in the health service and the whole services straining at the edges because of the cuts they made their territory was a big big mistake and

and germy corben bias especially in the run up to the election at the beginning of december last year and so it would appear that while the chairman of the b.b.c. wants to defend and sing the praises of the organization and say that this is a vital institution in this country there are rapidly running out of supporters in the country who are willing to come to their defense but i think a lot of b.b.c. current affairs programs like newsnight can be scrutinized for bias i think that's where the problems the b.b.c. chairman clearly is worried that his organization faces a funding crisis so what does he do he believes clearly believes that the best way to try to get the funding in is to play this russian chinese scare card and they will get some more money so it's it's a really sad indictment of where we are politically but the moment that the chair of the b.b.c. feels that's the way to go best way to behave try to get some more money where is the fact we should be saying i think is the b.b.c. has got a very long history. 80 odd years history of producing good programs we've done it down

showed a very anti germy corben bias especially in the run up to the election at the beginning of december last year and so it would appear that while the chairman of the b.b.c. wants to defend and sing the praises of the organization and say that this is a vital institution in this country there are rapidly running out of supporters in the country who are willing to come to their defense. he's run a reporting there from london to the leafy green heart of great britain where this with journalism broadcaster neil clark to see where he thinks the b.b.c.'s go in there it was only just a couple of weeks ago that he will now go on culture secretary critical to be big reshuffle in britain today said that if we see is just outdated this whole license thing is a piece of history and the b.b.c. to up its game do you agree with that it is a great institution. i think it is i speak regular guest of the b.b.c. as i have in the gallery is the seat i sit. straight and that we this is of the b.b.c. have had family members that were the b.b.c. over spirit of history i think particularly in the sixty's and