trying actually to get treatment in england rather than in rather than in wales people are dying said corbin people are dying because of overcrowding and long waits in our hospitals i think the prime minister should get a grip on it and ensure the n.h.s. now has the money that it needs to deal with the patient demands and then corbin referenced everyone's favorite scientist stephen hawking who died this week we started with professor stephen hawking and he said just a few months ago there is. there is overwhelming evidence that any chance funding and the number of doctors and nurses are in adequate and it's getting worse does she agree with professor hawking there was no answer from to resume about one of britain's best known scientists she had science on the mind though or revenge based on science one assumes britain would within hours veto the un resolution to investigate the atrocity in the south west of england well to take a better look at the russian threats narrative and how it may now affect the future of a post directed britain i went to the green outside the palace of westminster t

krycek resumes trade secretary and of course liam fox said corbin accused corbin of betraying the national interest because of his position of an attitude of look just tories always go resort to the last place of the scoundrel in a sense it's. this issue of our patriotism they do that all the time they've done it for decades every time thinking of against the hardball with and start accuse now everybody else the treacherous patri optic an all out sort of knots of men they pull our stunt you know that all chaps not so many times nobody takes a blind bit of notice of it i don't. think she's changed her view on customs union although it is difficult to tell do you think there is a maze in danger of red lining herself out of downing street. look as far as i'm concerned i'm not interested in the political position of treason marius the prime minister of the tory government i'm interested in the best interests of the united kingdom at the end of that the and if if she behaves sensibly reasonably russian only in a constructive and partnership fashion i think we can still make this better than it

barrister himself a corbin critic threw his weight behind the claims of b.b.c. bias my conversation which was conducted entirely in writing took place with x x is an individual at the b.b.c. whose seniority and sphere of work is such that it could not sensibly be suggested that x. is not properly qualified to speak on such matters x. talked explicitly and unambiguous lee about how criticisms of korban that the b.b.c. could not voice were deliberately coded into imagery or to approach the b.b.c. for comment but the broadcaster said it would not release a statement as it hadn't seen the evidence it did say though that the views of its program editors as expressed in their tweets did largely reflect the b.b.c.'s own mom says he can swear on the truth of his tweets adding that lying in his position would be a very big deal the storm of controversy comes after corbin called on the government to take a more measured approach to the school paul poisoning case it could be argued we only take these days to be branded a foreign agent and if they see it you're going to arc

both moscow and beijing coming out of the show where's the money for groundswell we speak to one of corbin's key allies in the british parliamentary labor party chris williamson about storm izzy and what the e.u. will do you know jeremy corbyn has thrown down the gauntlet on free trade and the major civil war we talk to those who support both sides of the effort equation washington speak aka allies and then charisma ok special forces the stories i'm a continuous britain's defacto support for is the best insurgents in syria plus we'll look at the papers with my turn a senior editor and independent on my news site involved politics all the civil war coming up in today's going underground but first to our top story is the bookies favorite to replace tereza may as prime minister clarifies his position on the world's sixth largest economy leaving the neoliberal project that is the european union jeremy call been supporting transitional membership of a trade union a stablished in one nine hundred fifty eight doggedly confirms his opposition to the e.u. has always been about sovereignty and account

barrister himself a corbin critic threw his weight behind the claims of b.b.c. bias my conversation which was conducted entirely in writing took place with x x is an individual at the b.b.c. who seniority and work is such that it could not sensibly be suggested that x. is not properly qualified to speak on such matters x. stopped explicitly and unambiguous fully about how criticisms of korban that the b.b.c. could not voice were deliberately coded into imagery or to approach the b.b.c. for comment but the broadcaster said it would not release a statement as it hadn't seen the evidence it did say though that the views of its program editors as expressed in their tweets did largely reflect the b.b.c.'s own mom says he can swear on the truth of his tweets adding that lying in his position would be a very big deal this storm of controversy comes after corbin called on the government to take a more measured approach to this cripple poisoning case it could be argued we only take these days to be branded a foreign agent and if there is a target an artsy london. club a

welcome back what did you make of tourism is jeremy corbin's response to reason may is a very boring speaker she just doesn't very often get the complete command of the house of commons chamber but i thought statement this week was matter still by her standards she had the commons with her she is a former home secretary so she was able to draw on her experience as being and responsible for security and terror and the leader of the opposition was shameful it was an embarrassment because the leader of the opposition has a job in my view to be supportive in a time of national crisis to sound at least vaguely patry arctic instead he was peevish turn ish and in failing to condemn the state of russia for what is perceived to be a russian act he showed himself to be according to some of his own side on the wrong side of the argument and it was made worse by the briefing after the statement by his press secretary seamus milner seamus miller's got for he's been to russia at the expense of been literally and he's a great supporter of the state of russia and he elaborated us to why corbin refus

jeremy corbin's past record indicates that he is a peacenik by any estimation it's joy where is where is latvia's is yes where is where is on the realist i'm not a neo liberal interventionists i don't believe we should be traipsing across the world getting involved in conflicts where we have no business but when it comes to the injury the serious injury of the british citizen i think we do have business i think what it is we do have is to find out who it is and resumes as we know who it is yes i think i've i would come back on limits point though that you know we should wait and wait and wait i think the fact that there has been serious injuries to a british citizen and also there is genuine feeling in the british public at large that something should be done about this present some of it see i'm just saying that the method it's that to resubmit. using are old and tired and point to that deferential age where we the public were told that the state has all the information they can possibly be told. if you are some fan of the donald trump but new rail quality you know theory is the thin

. >> jeremy corbin. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i, too, join the prime minister in commemorating the attacks that took place in westminster a year ago, and i, too, will be at some of the events tomorrow. we should all remember this as an attack on democracy within our society. i also join the prime minister in sending condolences to friends and families of the red arrows engineer who sadly died yesterday and we wish the pilot well in his recovery. mr. speaker, i had the pleasure of meeting andrea, who has won this global teacher's award just before she went off to receive it and i think we should all congratulate her and her school for the great work that she does there. mr. speaker, today is the kurdish new year, can we wish all kurdish people all around the world a happy and particularly for those who are suffering so much in the conflict in syria, a hope of peace in the year to come. mr. speaker, does the prime minister believe the collapse of northampton shire council is the result of conservative incompetence at a local level

said britain was giving aid and gauge didn't work and then appeared to argue that the real problem corbinshould address was his own shadow foreign secretary and we thought barrie he seems to be a top within hours with the shadow foreign secretary once again who this morning said the arms industry is not something i'm seeking to undermine as long as it's within it. national no no and went on to say that she thought the u.k. can sound arms to any country as long as a use within the normal mind you told barry has slammed this week's visit it was in marked contrast to a previous de facto proof saudi statements on syria she has been quick to imply that syria used chemical weapons against so-called rebels seeking regime change in damascus and as the saudi prince lunched with the british queen then we get more reports of syrian government chemical attacks there was soon discounted even in mainstream media those chemical weapons attacks allegations more generally and they are routinely broadcast as fact on media and nato nations joining me now is professor emeritus of science technology and inter

now has the money that it needs to deal with the patient came on and then corbin referenced everyone's favorite scientist stephen hawking who died this week we started with professor stephen hawking and he said just a few months ago there is. there is overwhelming evidence that any chess funding and the number of doctors and nurses are in out of court and it's getting worse does she agree with professor hawking there was no answer from to resume about one of britain's best known scientists she had science on the mind though or revenge based on science one assumes britain would within hours veto the un.

senior producer pete bennett of working class representation at westminster there because jeremy corbin the bookies favorite to be britain's next prime minister right now change all of that joining me now is liam young author of rise how germy corben inspired the young to create a new socialism liam thanks for coming on going on the run i've got to ask given the massive mystery around this tragedy and wilcher of the seventy six agents and his daughter emily six the head of it weighs six adjourned we deal of said about the protagonist of your book just ahead of the twenty seventh election germy called him as a danger to this nation at six which are he wants lead he wouldn't clear the security vetting. that means jerry coburn is really dangerous yeah well they'd have us believe that for sure but i mean jeremy coleman's been a member of parliament for a hell of a long time and if there was any issue with his background i'm pretty sure that they would have picked up on it already by now and we saw with the whole czech spy scandal and smearing as well that there's no depth to which these peo

country or agree with the government the leader of your of the largest socialist movement jeremy corbin referenced a leaked letter from foreign secretary boris johnson just as the leader of the s.n.p. in westminster did the formal circuitries lete letter on the irish border shows he can get to grips with one of the most fundamental issues of great since the foreign circuitry compared crossing the irish border to doing between camden and westminster frank when you could not make the stuff thought this is a u.k. government that is prepared to put at jeopardy the good friday agreement does the prime minister likely with the family want to thank you for the making that you know you can do almost thanks to resume only prime minister because of our alliance to a previously paramilitary link protestant political party appeared to say she didn't want bombs in british cities that commitment to the belfast agreement stands and we're committed to belfast agreement and the institutions under the pale fast agreement those institutions are not working incidentally but the belfast agreement to end u.k

however, in the words of his friend, master sergeant corbin, that's just drew. there's dozens of times he's done stuff like that. first sergeant mckenna was laid to rest in st. mary's cemetery in bristol next to his brother, patrick, who passed away in 2005. he's survived by his mother and father who i had the honor of hosting for president obama's final state of the union address. first sergeant p. andrew mckenna jr. memorial scholarship fund awaters -- awards $6,000 in scholarships every year to rhode island high school students planning to attend college or serve in the armed forces. andrew mckenna was a true american hero who embodied the very best of rhode island values. his patriotism, loyalty and sense of shared purpose were reflections of his strong character and the values he learned growing up in bristol. . i consider myself fortunate to have met him at the brostol fourth of july parade and with my continued relationship with his wonderful family. i'm proud to lead this effort in congress to honor sergeant mckenna's legacy that means so much to his fam

down to about eighteen percent talking about the reaction to the spy poisoning scandal would germy corbin would no doubt argue that in the long positions which he has taken on foreign policy which appeared unpopular at the time and in fact this morning he's referring to those namely the invasion of iraq the attack on libya in twenty eleven were unpopular at the time but history he would argue vindicated him so that would be his argument as regards to resume a yes i i see a pattern in fact throughout our premiership when she tries to deal with bricks it and all the contradictions and splits within her own party and just the enormous headache which that project is she often appears frankly because armed miserable when there is an issue of national security for example the attacks in london and in manchester which we saw last summer or this attack in salt spray she rises to the occasion and she appears quite statesman like and it plays to her strengths bonnie thanks very much well it's not just the u.k. taking action against russia across the atlantic the united states has announced a new sa

labor leader jeremy corbin in the situation treaty has. just steps towards just. as he does nothing hundred sixty seven other states to possess them he. just. got. off. well joining me now is andrew smith the media coordinator for a campaign against the arms trade he's one of the main organizers of wednesday's protest against saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond's visit to the u.k. that saudi arabia currently in so-called civil nuclear talks with the united states for a program in the kingdom thanks so much and you for coming back on the show before we get to any saudi visits or arms fairs and does i mean since it's the anniversary of nonproliferation treaty does trade amaze nuclear program violate the n.p.t. certainly seems to violate the spirit of it doesn't. i mean what we need to see if you try to clear weapons up creating tight it doesn't sound like the government's got any long term vision of eradicating chinese and the more money which is being spent worldwide on tight and more. concerned we should all be ok why are you one of the main organizers of appr

labor leader jeremy corbin and the friction treaty has requirements. just steps towards this. as it does nothing hundred sixty seven other states to possess them he. just. got. off. well joining me now is andrew smith the media coordinator of a campaign against the arms trade he's one of the main organizers of wednesday's protest against saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond's visit to the u.k. that saudi arabia currently in so-called civil nuclear talks with the united states for a program in the kingdom thanks so much and you for coming back on the show before we get to any saudi visits or arms fairs and does i mean since it's the anniversary of nonproliferation treaty does trade amaze nuclear program violate the n.p.t. certainly seems to violate the spirit of it doesn't. i mean what we need to see is just try to clear weapons up creating tight it doesn't sound like the government's got any long term vision of eradicating chinese and the more money which is being spent worldwide on tight and more. concerned we should all be ok why are you one of the main organizers of appr

corbin attacked may for meeting with the crown prince of saudi arabia.ation that has made strides to increase women's rights. may responded sarcastically adding, i think that's what's called man-splaining. may tweeted at corbin the official explanation of mansplaining. >>> switching gears for a moment, the president's son-in-law met with the mexican president yesterday. there was one notable absence. kushner did not invite the u.s. ambassador to mexico. that is roberto jacobson. jacobson, arguably, the state department's top latin american expert announced last week she was resigning after serving the u.s. government for moren than three decades. kushner's trip was announced less than 24 hours before he departed. he is not believed to have any experience with u.s.-mexican relations. it comes a year after nieto canceled a trip to the united states. after kushner had his security clearance downgraded, interesting to see how that relationship plays out. >>> still ahead, how one college basketball team refused to let yesterday's nor'easter get in its way. me

both for and against corbin have been taking place outside the houses of parliament it's all based on a six year old social media post opposing the destruction of a controversial street near oil aren't sleek spines. the flames of anti-semitism within the british labor party are by no means a novelty but it appears the jewish lobby in the u.k. also which has ties to the party has had enough they took their complaints directly to labor members of parliament their argument being that they're made to feel unwelcome not supposed to be the most progressive side of british politics could quote just so working together is take it there's some precedents it's that the public think go on jeremy gold and find out they suddenly charlie take some response about it so. this mural on a wall in east london was one thing the broad matters to a head portraying jews as rich tyrannical overlords wreaking havoc on the poor in the global conspiracy world and. so for him to go to. the labor leader jeremy colvin was forced to apologize all to seeming to express his agreement several years ago for the sentime

ultimatums and we won't allow anyone to speak with us this way and similar queries coming from jeremy corbin in parliament where ruthlessly jeered and shot down by his fellow politicians as the prime minister taken the necessary steps under the chemical weapons convention how has she responded to the russian government's request for a sample has a high resolution trace analysis been run and has that revealed any evidence as to the location of its production all the identity of its perpetrators is a consensus across the park benches of this house. i am only sorry that the consensus does not go as far as the right honorable judge. her. who would have taken the opportunity as the u.k. government has done to condemn the culture of russia. at this point london has ordered twenty three russian diplomats and their families to leave the u.k. suspended all high level contacts between the two countries and announced a partial boycott of the upcoming world cup for their part moscow answered in kind when it comes to expiring diplomats shut down the british council and plans to close the british consulat

moving to the left in the jeremy corbin and he's a kind of an old fashioned lefty euro skeptic so you have the needs of both parties are very committed to bricks it leaving this huge chasm in the middle of british politics i mean no one is making the running to try to change this issue going into someone makes the politics to say we need to take a different decision and then ultimately breaks it is going to proceed and i don't see where the politician is going to force the issue at the moment well you know as they say in politics just as in you know theater things can change you just need one curtain call wife to see what happens it's a long time to spend and one year from now there's always. been like you are the day is nearly over but as always the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at g.w. news or write to me a t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag the day every number no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see the. gulf war. we take football personally. your wedding. fast and he's headed for the top english midfielder

in yesterday's statement by the chancellor the prime minister told corbin to look at the arguably blairite labor party in wales perhaps you might look to see what neighborhood tearing in wales. at the latest on new day to the nation start new data shows when i look at twelve hour waits in any that's three point four percent of patients waiting over twelve hours and when compared to one point three percent in england they want to talk about meeting targets he should talk to a neighbor government in wales school been would hear nothing of it any chance england abandoned it psion he targets until april two thousand and nineteen it's.

connection to this story was the right hand man of leiber leader jeremy corbyn and at the same time corbin himself has actually not gone with that position he didn't support this idea of a boycott and he has said that the position of the labor party on this issue would be quote under review and with all of this really frenzy about this story that it seems to be for him it's very first stages unraveling we do know that russia has said let's calm down the hype until we have the facts let's look at the facts once they are presented and made public and of course while we're waiting for more information as the investigation unravels will be continuing watching this story very closely just like everyone else. while the russian presidential spokesperson has reacted to the hysteria in the media emphasizing that is britain has made no official statement over russia's involvement in the case it is all about speculation by the british media which is not always known for its impartiality. so in other news this afternoon terrorists and rebels occupying the enclave of eastern side the syrian capital dam

said it couldn't be published it would reply that corwin's home secretary anyway had the report but corbinwant to answers on other questions to a humanitarian disaster is now taking place in yemen million his face starvation six hundred thousand children have cholera because of the saudi led bombing campaign and to block a. six hundred thousand children with cholera is something that i think everyone in this house should take seriously. germany has suspended arms sales to saudi arabia but british arms sales of sharply increased and british military advisers are directing the wall it cannot be right that her government this is pre-k. cannot be right that her government is trying looting in what the united nations. is evidence of war crimes tourism a said britain was giving aid and in gauge it worked and then appeared to argue that the real problem called injured address was his own shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry he seems to be a top within hours with the shadow foreign secretary once again who this morning said the arms industry is not something i'm seeking to undermine as long a

something should be i acted upon but until that point i think we should be more cautious i think corbin's right in saying we don't want to be ratcheting up this rhetoric meanwhile counter-terror police in the u.k. say that they are investigating the death of a man in london is understood to be a russian exile nicholai a friend of the late oligarchy boris berezovsky which cough was reportedly found dead at his home in the british capital late on monday night and london's metropolitan police say counter-terror officers are looking into the case as a precaution because of his associations he had claimed asylum in the u.k. in two thousand and four after serving a five year prison sentence in russia for fraud the british authorities have said that there is no evidence is jeff is connected to events in salisbury. talks between the u.s. and north korea may now be on the table but some americans are not fully convinced they are still prepping for nuclear war details on that and much more after a short break you're watching our international. commies a trade war that's the way trade is it's not it

well to this we saw the opposition party leader labor party leader jeremy corbin ask to resubmit several questions about whether or not facts have been provided to russia whether an official notice or fishel request was sent to moscow to cooperate whether potentially any kind of dialogue taking place in the situation would have been helpful and where their conversation could have taken place with russia into this theresa may she didn't really give a response let's take a look. as the prime minister taken the necessary steps under the chemical weapons convention to make a formal request for evidence from the russian government how has she responded to the russian government's request for asylum full of the agent used in the souls return to run its own tests has a resolution trace analysis been run on a sample of the nerve agent and has that revealed any evidence as to the location or which production all the identity of its perpetrators we gays the russian government the opportunity the through the day march that my right on befriend the foreign secretary delivered to the russian ambassad

joining me now, brian bennett and jill corbin. jill, when asked if the president's tariff position is final, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders said never say never. so what do you think would change the president's mind on this? >> i mean, this is something, and i think, you know, in all fairness to the president and all the criticism about the way this decision was reached and the fact that so many staffers didn't even know it was coming, this is something the president has really focused on, not just during the days of his campaign, but even decades ago. it's one of those rare themes that's been consistent for the president. you see it throughout the books he's written over the decades where he really feels america has been getting a bad deal on trade. throughout the campaign he singled out steel as one of the those industries where he felt like trade deals, like chinese dumping were hurting american workers, and promised again and again to do something about it. that said, this is a president, we all know, who

said it couldn't be published it would reply that corwin's home secretary anyway had the report but corbinwanted answers on other questions to a humanitarian disaster is now taking place in yemen million his face starvation six hundred thousand children have cholera because of the saudi led bombing campaign and to block a. six hundred thousand children with cholera is something that i think everyone in this house should take seriously. germany has suspended arms sales to saudi arabia but british arms sales of sharply increased and british military advisers are directing the wall it cannot be right that her government this is big aid cannot be right that her government is true looting in what the united nations sais is evidence of war crimes drazen may said britain was giving aid and gauge when worked and. to argue that the real problem called injured address was his own shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry he seems to be a top with a what's with the shadow foreign secretary once again this morning said the arms industry is not something i'm seeking to undermine as long as it's within

against the the established line of who did was there quickly shouted down if you look at jeremy corbin for example. oh absolutely at least we got the williams coming out and this report in the times newspaper also the new york times newspaper actually saying that people who are questioning the government now it's. more holes in a slab of swiss cheese to be honest that these people were russian box had to be russian bought so the idea that if you actually dare to question the narrative these days then of course you have an asian or russian box and we have the spectacle of the times defense correspondent actually making people tweeting them to ask the real life people people who follow me on twitter for example how degrading is that i mean this is where at the moment we were going very by state. media and the government working together to create the area about russia which is not based on any facts or lines more to much of the two thousand and three of these m.p.'s folks them could once again that the british government coming out there and saying look we've got evidence that iraq has g

seem to be one voice at least inside the house of commons today opposition labor party leader jeremy corbin talk called for dialogue but that message seemed to have fallen on deaf ears let's take a listen to him. the speaker we need to continue seeking a robust donor log with russia on all the issues currently dividing our countries both domestic and international rather than simply cutting off contact and letting the tensions and divisions get worse to speak of the events in salzburg on the fourth of march have appalled the country and need sarah investigation. the british prime minister theresa may went on to see that it will not be business as usual with russia anymore she said that the russian ambassador to the u.k. has been summoned to answer the questions about where this nerve agent had potentially come from theresa may said that if there is no credible answer from russian officials by wednesday that's when the u.k. will get back to the table to look at potential sanctions and so this whole process went from taking this one incident that is so far just being investigated to being ext

said it couldn't be published it would reply that corwin's home secretary anyway had the report but corbinwanted answers on other questions to a humanitarian disaster is now taking place in yemen million his face starvation six hundred thousand children have cholera because of the saudi led bombing campaign and the block a. six hundred thousand children with cholera is something that i think everyone in this house should take seriously. germany has suspended arms sales to saudi arabia but british arms sales of sharply increased and british military advisers are directing the wall it cannot be right. it's that her government this is preacher cannot be right that her government is colluding in what the united nations sais is evidence of war crimes drazen may said britain was giving aid and in gauger it worked and then appeared to argue that the real problem called injured address was his own shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry he seems to be a top within hours with the shadow foreign secretary once again this morning said the arms industry is not something i'm seeking to undermine as l

said it couldn't be published it would reply that corwin's home secretary anyway had the report but corbin wanted answers on other questions to a humanitarian disaster is now taking place in yemen million his face starvation six hundred thousand children have cholera because of the saudi led bombing campaign and the block a. six hundred thousand children with cholera is something that i think everyone in this house should take seriously. germany has suspended arms sales to saudi arabia but british arms sales of sharply increased and british military advisers are directing the wall it cannot be right that her government. this is cannot be right that her government is true looting in what the united nations sais is evidence of war crimes drazen may said britain was giving aid and in gauger it worked and then appeared to argue that the real problem called injured address was his own shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry he seems to be a top within hours with the shadow foreign secretary once again this morning said the arms industry is not something i'm seeking to undermine as long as it'

got pretty short shrift from the prime minister and the did from his own backbenches both jeremy corbin's call for more evidence and the russians call for more evidence. in a way has i think forced to resume his hunt that this is actually going to international institutions but of course that is not such a nice simple argument to present in the commons as saying our evidence is that russia did it and we're expelling twenty three diplomats presumably to recruit solid support from friends and allies. where you think we stand with that at the present moment it's not so easy for britain to gather that support that it was always so used to and i think this may be the shape of things to come clearly the government drew back from any suggestion of withdrawing links football team as opposed to royalty and government ministers and going to going to russia to a finger on the pulse at all of the public are making of all this my feeling is that there's much more questioning among the public at large as saying well you know maybe there's a hole in this argument maybe it's not quite as cut and dried as

in yesterday's statement by the chancellor the prime minister told corbin to look at the arguably blairite labor party in wales perhaps you might look to see what the labor ensuring. that the latest on. the latest on your data shows about my looking at twelve hour waits in any that's three point four percent of patients waiting over twelve hours and when compared to one point three percent in england he wants to talk about meeting targets he should talk to and they have a government in wales cool been would hear nothing of it any chance england abandoned it psion he targets until april two thousand and nineteen it's a bit rich for the prime minister to be scammed. me about why i was she was she said fine didn't come here anything but was it scaremongering he talks about scan on bring in wales i'm just pointing out the facts about what it was and that's why we do see why we do see people in wales often trying to actually get treatment in england rather than in not rather than in wales people the dying said colvin people are dying because of overcrowding and long waits in our hospitals i thi

something should be at acted upon but until that point i think we should be more cautious i think corbin's right in saying we don't want to be ratcheting up this rhetoric meantime other developments counter-terror police in the u.k. say now they're investigating the death of a man in london he's understood to be the russian exile nicholas golf a friend of the lady boris berezovsky close cough was reportedly found dead at his home in the british capital late on monday night and as metropolitan police a counter-terror of police are looking into the case as a quote precaution because of associations he had to scoff claimed asylum in the u.k. in two thousand and four after serving a five year prison sentence in russia for fraud british authorities are said there's no evidence his death is connected to events in salisbury. syrian air tonight latest the russian defense ministry center for reconciliation says almost one hundred fifty civilians half of them children have been able to leave series rebel held on klav eastern ghouta it says they left a humanitarian corridor that's been opened up and

it is tricky from the team corbin perspective.l of owen's supporters have gazed intently in the last few hours. it is only four months old. quite quickly after that she popped up on question time and did a discrete traverse manoeuvre in front of david dimbleby in a large audience on bbc one. there was clearly a discrepancy people are pointing to that. i suppose the argument might be that this is not a public forum as much as the guardian, although it did become that. it is clearly tricky some will point out that diane abbott is a fellow political traveller with jeremy corbyn. owen smith is very much not but equally owen smith will have known and did know that when he wrote this column there was clearly the potential, quite high potential that it would cost him his job. a former classmate of the russian spy poisoned in salisbury has claimed that his friend wanted a full pardon from president putin. vladimir timoshkov told bbc news that sergei skripal regretted becoming a double agent. mr skripal and his daughter yulia remain critic