would have to drop his closest aide if he becomes prime minister i am alarmed enough by corbin's past associations but milnes put him beyond the pale that means corben could not make the judgments and decisions the prime minister has to make unless he stopped consulting him. well seamus milne is the labor party's director of strategy and communications he is also a former columnist at and associate editor for britain's guardian newspaper his father was the later alastair milne who was a former director general of the b.b.c. he spoke to george galloway british politician broadcaster and writer who gave us his perspective the proximate cause of the russian agent allegation is that each session of the volga conference in sochi where president putin was one of the speakers in this he has in common with many other top journalists from very hostile newspapers like the new york times the washington post and many other journalists and many other countries if mr deal love knows something the rest of us don't know why didn't he tell the editor of the god in that he was employ as his associate e

i am alarmed enough by corbin's past associations but milnes put him beyond the pale that means corbin could not make the judgments and decisions a prime minister has to make unless he stopped consulting him seamus milne is the labor party's director of strategy and communications he is also former columnist and associate editor for britain's guardian newspaper his father was the late alistair milne who was a former director general of the b.b.c. we spoke to george galloway british politician broadcaster and writer who gave us his perspective the proximate cause of the russian agent allegation is that each session of the volga conference in sochi where president putin was one of the speakers in this he has in common with many other top journalists from very hostile newspapers like the new york times the washington post and many other journalists and many other countries if mr deal of knows something the rest of us don't know why didn't he tell the editor of the guardian that it was employ as his associate editor a k.g.b. spy why didn't he tell the house of commons or thought it is when

i am alarmed enough by corbin's past associations but milnes put him beyond the pale that means corbin could not make the judgments and decisions a prime minister has to make unless he stopped consulting him seamus milne is the labor party's director of strategy and communications he is also former columnist and associate editor for britain's guardian newspaper his father was the late alistair milne who was a former director general of the b.b.c. he spoke to george galloway british politician broadcaster and writer who gave us his perspective. the proximate cause of the russian agent allegation is that each session of the vald conference in sochi where president putin was one of the speakers in this he has in common with many other top journalists from very hostile newspapers like the new york times the washington post and many other journalists and many other countries if mr deal love knows something the rest of us don't know why didn't he tell the editor of the guardian the it was employ as his associate editor a k.g.b. spy why didn't he tell the house of commons i thought it is when

resigned citing jeremy corbin's alleged anti semitism something you deny is anti semitism has no place whatsoever in any of our political parties you know in life you know our society. mr ellis be quiet so the speaker had to intervene sophie brill is the u.k. house of commons amidst defections from labor and tory parties to a defacto new york on the liberal center now accused of racism in opposing the un report on extreme poverty in britain tourism a double down on our attack on corbin what do we see from his labor party the nuns and his friends it's random the united states and how they have turned our hero churchill. the pattern will be spinning in their graves that's what the writer honorable gentleman has done to our once proud labor party. we were mad at him tell it to our country for our international viewers hatton refers to derek houghton the liverpool politician just readmitted and then suspended after being thrown out of labor for refusing to implement thatcherite cuts sadly and van credited with universal health care also supported the malaria merge and see that killed thous

thatcher in power for a generation this was what tony benn mentor to current labor leader jeremy corbin said to one of the split is a goodly forgotten ball edition of roy jenkins i feel very strongly about people who tied life depended on the working class movement your father was a miner it was in jail in the general strike you got into parliament as a labor member every officer helders because of the labor party a cabinet minister appointed by labor prime minister and then you left the party that's a cancerous growth not personally but i think people who try a those who gave them power are the real threat that threat arguably emerged again in the past forty eight hours so called red tories revealed that they were against jeremy corbyn becoming pm even though is leadership is seen labor make its biggest gain since nine hundred forty five but what apart from corbin's pro palestinian rights and anti blairite economics policies cause the seven to resign here is one of them. being and those around him are in the room saw it on so many international issues from russia to syria to venezuela

because corbin's reprobation more with russia or is wrong the gorgons refusal to support regime change in venezuela is wrong and corbin's policy on syria is wrong he was called by him before he voted against to raise amaze as strikes on syria after nato nation media alleged again the use of w m d in the middle east i also urged members of this house not to forget the duty placed upon us by the chilled coffee inquiry the chill got inquiry was the result of the war in iraq it was the last of many inquiries held into that process it was the most thorough and painstaking they had ever been and i would have thought that is a salutary lesson to all of us was that lesson learned when britain bombed syria joining me now is a journalist who has seen the impact of nature regime change attempts in syria firsthand martha gellhorn prize finalist from as a believe it as a thanks for coming back also in the past few days foreign office official in the law that ahmed of wimbledon we will continue our support of the white helmet in it live the way to helmets humanitarian group we had the head of it on

report on extreme poverty in britain driza may double down on the attack on corbin what do we see from his labor party the nuns and his friends it's random the united states and how they can turn our hero churchill a lot of. the unbearable and will be spinning in their graves that what the writer honorable gentleman has done to our once proud labor party. we remember that seemed to our country for our international viewers hatton refers to derek unliveable politician just readmitted and then suspended after being thrown out of labor for refusing to implement thatcherite cuts sadly and van credited with universal health care also supported the military merge and see that killed thousands in southeast asia but what sort of parliamentary party has jeremy corbyn presided over since he was elected twice as the leader of one of western europe's largest socialist movement joining me now is keith corbin parliamentary ally chris williamson m.p. chris welcome back to going underground quite a week for labor so it's emerged this week the party that you have been in it is the parliamentary labor p

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former british intelligence chiefs richard the deal of claims that opposition leader jeremy corbin's closest aide poses a threat to national security is over alleged ties to russia and the palestinian militant group hamas. seamus mill is the labor party's director of strategy and communications he's also a former commie economist and associate editor for britain's guardian newspaper his father was the late alice tamil who was a former director general of the b.b.c. well live now to a former british m.p. and now the host of sport nicol r.t. george galloway george they've put out of the program now you personally know seamus milne what do you make of the accusations. well he's been my closest friend since the one nine hundred seventy s. the exact period in which richard deal of alleges that he's effectively been a soviet to no russian agent if i want but once the proximate cause of the russian agent allegation is that each session of the walda conference in sochi where president putin was one of the speakers in this he has in common with many other top journalists from very hostile new

human league's monitoring where and for the headlines whose mast with mobs is modeled as comrade corbin gets cozy with congress on this war coming up about the going underground. you know if i said suddenly that oh and we recognize nancy pelosi has the president and i say said we're not going to talk with donald trump the world of outrage but of course the u.s. has a stereo exceptionalism and that no wise to them so they can do whatever they want but by the central banks buying gold as they are they are now coming to the conclusion that america has lost its mind and then when they run out of gold to buy i guarantee you they're going to start fishing around but what market. welcome back joins me now as we go through some of the week's top stories a book us from former liberal democrat member of parliament limit oh big lebed welcome back official nasa climate change report today perhaps showing that we're going down the completely wrong route to save the earth secret flights a u.k. veteran of afghanistan was on board one. i mean you got any good news what is the thing with this. ok well t

leadership is seen labor make its biggest gain since nine hundred forty five but what apart from corbin in the room saw it on so many international issues from russia to syria to venezuela guess that neighbor friend of israel defected because more with russia or is wrong the goldman's refusal to support regime change in venezuela is wrong and corbin's policy on syria is wrong he was called him before he voted against to raise amazing air strikes on syria after nato nation media alleged again the use of w m d in the middle east i also used to speak members inquire of the chill got inquiry was the results of the war in iraq it was the last of many inquiries held into that process it was the most thorough and painstaking they had ever been and i. i would have thought that is a salutary lesson to all of us was that lesson learned when britain area first martha gellhorn prize for a list from as a believe it as a thanks for coming back also in the support of the white helmet in live the way tell me see military and group we had the head of it on this show what do you make of the fact the brit

we'll ask the human league's marching with until the headlines who's massed with mobs as comrade corbin gets cozy with congress all this war coming up about going on the ground. you know if putin said suddenly that we recognize nancy pelosi has the president i say say we're not going to talk with donald trump the world to be outraged but of course the u.s. has a stereo exceptionalism and that no longer flies to them so they can do whatever they want but by the central banks behind gold as they are they are now coming to the conclusion that america has lost its mind and then when they run out of gold i guarantee you they're going to start fishing around the market. what politicians do you ship to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. it was something i wanted. to do right to be close it's like the full story of the more people. interested always in the lives of the. welcome back joins me now as we go through some of the week's top stories this book us or former liberal democrat member of parliament lembit oh big lebed welcom

didn't he tell the house of commons i thought of when mr milne was appointed three years ago jeremy corbin's right hand man it's ridiculous but i'm afraid powerful the course in this boiling mass of hatred of russia that exists within the political and media and intelligence class here that britain without international coming up another day and yet more pressure for the u.k. prime minister to give in peace a vote this time on delaying breaks and or maybe ruling out a no deal still so up in the air trees a maze promise the final say by march the twelfth among the stories when we come by . the trumping ministrations attempts to impose regime change in venezuela appear to be faltering the self-proclaimed interim president. hasn't gained much traction this me explain the administration's escalating rhetoric after all we're told a military option is still on the table. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the pope the pope different clubs on one hand it is logical to set off on fields where everything is familiar. on the other i want to do

i am alarmed enough by corbin's past associations but milnes put him beyond the pale that means corbin could not make the judgments and decisions a prime minister has to make unless he stopped consulting him seamus milne is the labor party's director of strategy and communications he's also a former columnist and says it has for for britain's guardian newspaper his father was the late alastair milne who is a former director general of the b.b.c. and he spoke to british m.p. george galloway who thinks that the timing of the accusations is not accidental. it's ridiculous but i'm afraid powerful the course in this boiling mass of hatred of russia that exists within the political and media and intelligence class here in britain if mr deal love knows something the rest of us don't know why didn't he tell the editor of the guardian that it was employ as his associate editor a k.g.b. spy why didn't he tell the house of commons or thought it is when mr milne was appointed three years ago jeremy corbin's right hand man thus you've got m i six trying to pick the next prime minister of britain no

would be disastrous and split her party because jeremy corbin has put her name to it, and it's toxic in westminster that's a challenge if she is looking to break this deadlock, if she finds, again and again, that europeans aren't willing to reopen the withdrawal agreement, aren't willing to make any substantial legal changes to the more northern irish backstop, she goes for a customs union as a way to avoid problems on the border of ireland. that's going to be difficult to get her colleagues on board with the deal >> thank you very much, as always, for that clarity >>> well, coming up on the show egyptian billionaire nagid says china has been taking advantage of other countries for years more from abu dhabi when we come back for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. take your razor, yup. up and down, never side to side, sha

twice as the leader of one of western europe's largest socialist movement joining me now is keith corbin parliamentary ally chris williamson m.p. chris welcome back to going underground quite a week for labor so it's emerged this week the party that you have been in it is the parliamentary labor party have people like angela smith in who's out to apologize this week for. accusations of racism we knew the chuckle mouna had to apologize previously for calling working class people trash or appeared to be calling them trashing apologized what sort of party is the party that you belong to well those views are ultimately unacceptable obviously you know they have apologized for them when he was still a member of the party and the smith now that she's left but i think that your problem. well i think it's important to remember and i always make this point that the parliamentary labor party isn't a labor party it's a very tiny proportion of the labor party less than zero point four percent in fact of the total membership of the party and as a democrat i believe that the you know the grassroots mem

let's go to this dangerous man story or this is a big story often the canary jeremy corbin is definitelya dangerous arrow nice one male do you know what this is about i'll tell you there's a book by my uncle tom bower it's called dangerous hero corbin's ruthless plot for power get this it turns out jeremy corbyn wants to be prime minister and it's worse than that he likes going camping and he can't do that e-mail serialisation we have fifteen pages of it fifty pages of extract it would be that he has a seasoned politician what does it mean that is he has a distressing lack of he's found no pleasure in medieval towns how can he be prime minister of absolute it's worse than the option he can't tell own brand beans from tesco oil minds of a some time about the daughter of an available so he's civil tenuously useless and dangerous trays i'm a set of the dispatch works dangerous at the same time he's used these dangerous the useless and he's messy if you look at these extracts you'd find out that sometimes his room was a mess of paper everywhere this man can't lead the country and it will be

opposition leader jeremy corbin has said his party is ready to support a second e.u.eferendum for a damaging tory reference. that's a reference to the conservative party corbin told labour mp's he would back such a move if parliament rejects his alternative plan to leave the e.u. director of european equity strategy is still with us. what should investors be watching over the next week or two when it comes to their positioning around stocks in the u.k. >> well, i mean, obviously, sterling is the most sensitive asset to all of this, and as you have just talked about sterling has been on the rise recently suggesting that most of what's been at play in the last week in terms of market commentary in terms of political moves suggests that the market believes that a no deal is the least likely it's becoming -- it's narrowing in probability that's probably the absolutely key thing for the market is that you reduce or eliminate the chance of a no deal. if it's a theresa may withdrawal deal that actually ultimately gets passed or if it's delayed a short-term extension to artic

corbin's failure to stamp out anti semitism and bulling within the party. a fetus activists has been sentenced in court for carrying out to protest on board an aircraft in july last year student ellen as on not just of course the deportation of the rejected asylum seeker she was successful on the day although the man was later deported on another flight today she discovered the consequences of her action. gets an airport in sweden it was from here in july twenty eighth that a turkish airlines aircraft was shuttled to depart for instance on board a rejected asylum seekers being deported to afghanistan and swedish student l n s and seeking to stop the flight she broadcast her mission live from her smartphone. there and there's a person getting there first and it's afghanistan case don't take my phone don't touch my phone and people here were are trying to take my phone away from me just because the nelson ignored numerous requests to take a seat until the pilot agreed to let the asylum seeker off the plane the video was viewed millions of times across the int

that of corbin's idea in theieir minds i is workabled from what they can see from here seems like it might have enough. of a a backing in the b brih parliament of course i imagine theresa may h has a better idea of what would pass in the british parliament and she does nott seem very keen. on jeremy corbin's proposal and it just as an aside as the there are signs on their date that the relationship between to reset my and european date is all really on the straight a lot was made of that. kind of frosty handshahake from junko junker and then of course she reportedly took donald tusk to task over the comments. he made yesterday. yeah you can see it on her face all d day andnd every single meeting c. would not crack a smile as she seemed almost determined not to smile and we're told. that she gave both younger and toast a piece of her mind about the ad that -- special place in hell comment of for hisis part to ski is not apologizing f for the comments and people around him have said -- for him to speak his mind and be honest about his frustrations rather than -- keepining them under wr

plus on the news on the walls of swinging cups and swindon corbin keeps calm and carries on all the small going up in today's going underground but first over the usa a new generation of democrats have come under attack from the apac lobbied establishment this is of the youngest woman elected to congress socialist responded when she was attacked by the right of her own party on her green deal supported by twenty twenty presidential contenders but he cited as until she gathered i think a lot of times when people. who lost elections i often think they're just personally i don't think that we lose elections by addressing climate change no split in the us democrat party yet though even after wiki leaks revelations that hillary clinton destroyed the twenty sixteen presidential campaign of bernie sanders but in britain there was once a split in the labor party and in the labor vote it put margaret thatcher in power for a generation this was what tony benn meant it's a current labor leader jeremy corbin said to one of the splits is arguably forgotten bowl edition and roy jenkins i feel very stro

will mr corbin go for nine in a row?ont of that confusion over labours position on another referendum. whether he is enthusiastic about it, or as some suggest, just a little bit uneasy? so, we wait to see whether mr corbin makes it a nine brexit pmqs in a book. another subjectjeremy brexit pmqs in a book. another subject jeremy corbyn will brexit pmqs in a book. another subjectjeremy corbyn will be thinking about today are the comments made by his close friend, chris williamson, who said that labour had been too apologetic on theissue labour had been too apologetic on the issue of anti—semitism. ed miliband tweeted that chris williamson is bringing the labour party into disrepute and this is a test of seriousness on our part about the whole issue, and not simplya about the whole issue, and not simply a apology |s about the whole issue, and not simply a apology is required. who is calling for what at the moment? the deputy leader, tom watson, calling for deputy leader, tom watson, calling foer deputy leader, tom watson, c

speaking in brussels after a meeting with european officials, corbin also urged u.k.heresa may to maintain close ties with the e.u. after brexit the comments come as may and yourp even lawmakers work to forge a divorce agreement before britain leaves the bloc on march 29th and at a news conference european commission president jean claude juncker said failure to secure a deal would be economically devastating as he gave a bleak outlook for the negotiations >> in the parliament every time they are voted a majority against, there's another majority in favor of something and if no deal -- if there's no deal that would happen, i can't exclude this, this will have terrible economic consequences on the continent my efforts will end in a way that the worst can be avoided. i'm not very optimistic when it comes to this. >> you feel like sharing the views on jean paul juncker or even on the spanish elections get in touch with us on twitter at street signs cnbc tweet us directly as well. >>> coming up on this program, we'll be looking ahead to english football's first final of t

well this is all coming out of labor's weekly parliamentary meeting and the news is that jeremy corbin the leader of the opposition labor party has said that his party will support a second referendum in the way they're going to do it is through the parliamentary process that is taking place they will be putting forward all supporting an amendment that will be in favor of a public vote and the way that jeremy corbin has put it is that one way or another we will do everything in our power to prevent no deal and impose a damaging tory brags it based on two reason may's overwhelmingly rejected deal some already see this as a response to the string of defections from the parliamentary labor party that took place last week and jeremy corbyn up until now had been seen as very undecided on bragg's that people didn't really know where he stood on it and now we've got a clearly outlined position from an opposition leader here in the u.k. who had been seen as really a labor euro skeptic but here he is saying that they will support a second referendum and at the moment the u.k. leader is on her w

mr corbin, you are here discussing business and the economy and brexit.om the party saying you are anti—business, wrong and brexit. they also say you tolerate anti—semitism. what you say to those mps who are now saying they are now considering following them out of the party and the larger number who say those complaints are justified? let's take another one as well. 0ver there. we'll get a good balance. good afternoon. mr corbyn, you know —— i know you said it was that when you planning to invoke your policy and call for a second referendum? 0ne and call for a second referendum? one more? that one there. that lady there. british engineering and manufacturing has been one of the uk's manufacturing has been one of the uk's success stories of the last 100 years, employing 2.7 million people around the uk. what will labour do to ensure that the parliament reaches a deal before the 29th of march so that we don't see the job losses, reduction and investment and higher prices to consumers? 0k. thank you. the first one, thank you very much from the bbc. i regret

we welcome the letter that jeremy corbin has written today to mrs. may to offer such a cross-party exit, i should say, to the brexit. it's important now that this leads to a position in the u.k. that has the broadest possible majority so that we can conclude this negotiation >> so to discuss the implications of a customs union membership, i'm happy to say we're joined this morning here outside the european parliament by dan dalton, a conservative mep based here in brussels and also a former tradeparliament. let me ask you, the proposal for permanent customs unionship, why is that a problem? >> i think people misunderstand what a customs union is. effectively, if you are outside of the e.u., it's effectively an import policy. let me give you an example if the e.u. does a trade deal with canada, for example, which it has just done, and they've agreed to reduce tariffs to zero, e.u. exports hit a 0% tariff, canadian exports to the u.k., 0% tear arifftariffs. u.k. manufacturing exports to canada hit the wto tariff. it's an asymmetrical process you don't

discovered policies agreed by britain's labor party on brics it so what does it all mean for the corbin project joining me now is the man who wants the largest individual mandate in europe former mayor of london ken livingstone again thanks for coming back on before a. please weighty issues the president mayor of london issued a warning about not jogging and walking fast in london the british capital because of the degree of air pollution this week because of the warm weather which catastrophic i've worked in central london for fifty years all my life my lungs for a couldn't someone five years older and so we've got to tackle this problem we've got to get rid of d.'s so we've got a massively improve our air quality a saint let's get on to this business about the mainstream media suddenly discovering a compazine for last year's labor conference why do you think there's been such a hollow ballou about repeating the that there could be a second referendum if different stages of this process were read it was there in the tea party labor's preference is they want a general elections they wan

british members of parliament of resigned from the opposition labor party to protest against jeremy corbin's leadership the politicians say his failures over break that anti semitism and a culture of bullying had left them no choice those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now on al-jazeera it's inside story. it's one of the world's most contagious diseases and it can kill we thought we had it under control even eradicated in some countries so why is measles and spreading this is inside story. and welcome to the program. now infectious diseases that were once considered under control a making a comeback the world health organization the w.h.o. is raising the alarm about a shop rise in measles cases across the world but the.

know what this is about i'll tell you as a book by my uncle tom bower it's called dangerous hero corbin'sruthless plot for power get this it turns out jeremy corbyn wants to be prime minister and it's worse than that he likes going camping and he can't pay the male serialisation we have fifteen pages of it fifteen pages of x. factor would be that he has a seasoned politician what does it mean that is he has a distressing lack of he's found no pleasure in medieval towns how can he be roman history absolute it's worse than the option he can't tell own brand beings from tesco or lines of a some teleprompter and daughter of an available so he's civil taney is the useless and dangerous treasure may set of the dispatch box dangerous at the same time he's used these dangerous the useless and he's messy if you look at these extra find out that sometimes his room was a mass of paper everywhere this man can't lead the country and it will be his finger on the button of britain's. britain's breck's again to be the nuclear weapon oh never mind that he might mess up wrecks it he might do a bad job of t

corbin's.in the name of what he told what some friend of israel isn't it the friends of israel that make the running which is why we don't hear about this it is complicated why because the u.k. has complex relations in that region we sell the guardians of pounds worth of arms into that area at the same time as having great peacemakers like tony blair go in there to try to settle the issue there's nothing simple about this especially when you're facing threats that you need all the international friends you can get trade deals with israel very soon lebanon a big thank you well in the next few days old trumps us secretary said by pump a zero shuttle to arrive in europe to discuss economic warfare on venezuela with the u. fisher was the former u.n. human rights expert in the first un report to enter venezuela since one thousand nine hundred six professor alfred dizziness now joins me via skype from geneva in switzerland for welcome back to going underground so don't trump secretary of state mike p

jeremy corbin. >> in terms of employment, unemployment rose by 4 million under the labour party. female unemployment rose by 26%, rose by 26%. a number of households, no one ever worked. that is a record among labor government where working people pay the price of labor. >> child poverty have the under the labor government. and invested in a future for young people. she should get out of it more, and around what they are suffering from now under her government under watch. and i am saddened by the way politicians put selfish political ideology ahead. you should hear the rest of it first. ahead of the national interest of people's livelihoods and left us facing the catastrophic prospect of leaving the eu with no deal. the society of motor manufacturers and traders, national farmers union and cbi all want -- disastrous no deal ruled out. along with tuc many support the uk opinion of permanent customs union. a month ago, this government failed to put the country first. the crisis in jobs going. the prime minister indulges in what our own business minister calls fanciful nonsense. wh

conservative but benches of tourism and moved in that direction i think it's unlikely that jeremy corbin's deal will really get a look can we never know when it gets to the final stage between the new deal and the softer bret's or m.p.'s me just jump in that direction what is clear from this is that jeremy corbyn is increasingly moving away from the possibility of a second referendum which many people thought held a possible opportunity an exit door for us to get out of this process but that seems increasingly unlikely now. six refugee families stranded on a british military base in cyprus for more than twenty is have won a legal battle to settle in the u.k. he is the british government denied being responsible for then arguing the refugee convention was never extended to british bases david tacey has this story. it was more than twenty years ago when a smuggler's fishing boat founded in these waters with more than seventy refugees on board the waves were driving them towards cliffs below a british military base in cyprus helicopters were scrambled to lift them out. kovan was just three ye

. >> jeremy corbin. >> i'm sure the prime minister will join me in sending our deepest sympathies to the friends and family of the cadet that guided stand hurst last week. i'm sure they are supporting the family and fellow cadets in a difficult time but i also hope they will be reviewing mental health support they give to all members of the armed forces at all times. and and the entire football community, he is one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time, 73 springs including every single game during the 1966 world cup campaign which i remember with joy. i also want to thank david for his work, wish him well in his retirement. he's been here even longer than i have and has always been a source of advice to all members irrespective of their party and i always admire his dry wit and humor. we owe him the debt of gratitude. the government's handling of brexit has been costly, shambolic and deliberately ev soon. nothing symbolizes that more than the fiasco of seaborne fringe. a company with no ships and no trading history. on 8 january the transport secretary told the house we are confid

ok let's switch then to westminster and what series a may has to achieve there her opposite jeremy corbin the labor leader has started talking today about softer brags that can you explain to us the significance of that sort of move and if it makes to resume his life a bit easier. well you know this is a move from jeremy corbyn you know fifty days away from the u.k.'s exit dates originally labor had what they called their six tests through which they viewed any breakfast deal the prime minister's last deal did not meet those six tests and therefore they did not support it but in this quite surprising intervention today he's written this letter to the prime minister saying that he would be willing to back a breakfast deal if it contained certain demands which he's put forward now the main one there is a. u.k. wide customs union that keeps us aligned with the e.u. he said if if to resume a would would move on that he would then put his party behind it but it's seems very unlikely to resume is going to pivot to that kind of that kind of deal at this stage because to use an old phrase briggs

s to extend the march deadline and that comes a day after opposition labor leader jeremy corbin supported a second popular referendum on leaving the e.u. if labor doesn't get the deal it wants to get mass spoke to lawmakers on both sides of the divide well it's good that she's contemplating the possibility of an extension for the first time because not who would be the next to pull in most people but i still think there's very little trust in what the prime minister has to say and i hope that means that this week collins will take no deal off the table he presents us a two suited all right room. for all and tomorrow which may extend. the timescale in which he received it at the end of it that's going to leave about extended period on. the motion to allow a delay goes before parliament wednesday injecting yet more uncertainty into a process that has exhausted many in britain hand in the e.u. . are in for more on this now i'm joined by our correspondent charles until she's outside parliament in london good evening to you charlotte so this looks like a major concession to reason may is she b

referendums there is it all going your way well i'm very pleased with the announcement that jeremy corbin has made it's something that a number of us have been calling for for some time i think it really changed the dynamics of this whole process it doesn't mean it's certain we will get another referendum we have to win a majority for it now in parliament but i certainly think it gives the british people hope the majority of whom want to stay in the european union and you've just come out she is contemplating the possibility of an extension for the first time because that has always been inevitable in most people's view but i still think there's very little trust in what the prime minister has to say and i hope that means that this week parliament will take no deal off the table we simply can't take the prime minister's word on trust anymore she's asking us to trust her she's broken her word so many times before she's caved into her extreme hard right breaks it is so many time before that i hope enough of her own ministers and m.p.'s along with the opposition parties will force her to tak

opposition party is prepared to back a second referendum on leaving the european union labor leader jeremy corbin says he'll support an amendment in favor of a public vote to prevent a quote damaging tory brix it prime minister tourism a has been trying to win support for her deal from her own conservative party as well as opposition m.p.'s. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera what and this is coming up next thank you very much for watching. i mean every weekly news cycle brings a series of raking stories joined the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most on al-jazeera. the. more. the sort of which is because. they are really. good when the young was good. or evil along. with a lot. of the dying out of the balance to god still stunned me and was not. mr aczel mullo not going to get the a c. but now saying you can stop the war. and the mom goes legit because of that the son has learned. only now and. will in their home go live here are the new side the midst of a of the most. godzilla you would. think if you. could

leadership the politicians say corbin staley is a bracks said anti-semitism and a culture of mourning had left them no choice they're split off into an independent coup but will not be forming a new party jameco been says is disappointed by the decision. a court in the maltese has ordered the arrest of former president abdoulaye yet mean he's to stay in custody at least for the duration of his corruption trial after the prosecution accused him of attempting to bribe a witness has also been charged with laundering a one million dollars while in office authorities in the island nation are trying to track down millions more believed to have been stashed abroad i mean lost his bid for reelection last year in a surprise upset by president either a mom it's solely who promised to investigate corruption allegations during a means tenure or let's speak to junaid muhammed who is a journalist at the modise independent and joins us from the capital thank you so much for your time so what evidence is there against former president yeah i mean what is he accused of exactly what to look. forward to

them with no choice they split off into an independent group but will not be forming a new party corbin says he is disappointed by their decision an order to move out hundreds of refugees from the southern italian town of riyadh she has led has left much of it close to empty from sanya reports these quiet streets were once bustling with activity people and purpose but reaction has become a shadow of its former self after has been living here for four years she came from pakistan her family made this place their home and they are one of the few migrant families that remain here because before the project is over things good they give us everything else they help us. finish the project is finished crumbling buildings were turned into shops restaurants and homes now lie empty again there are key points left after pressure from the old thirties those that live here say riyadh she had once been full of optimism now no more. this playground used to be full of children now nothing no one's left here. last year the mayor there when equal cardo was arrested for allegedly encouraging illegal immi

corbin said he is disappointe omthe decision c five weeks before britain is due to leave the eu.th african olympic champion is accusing the governing body of world athletics of this commission. the runner launched a landmark hearing. she is trying to overturn a new set of rules whichpeould force hy antigenic athletes to take medication, loweofng high levels testosterone. outident trump is lashing t he calls an attempted coup by treasonous officials in his own government. this comes after former actingan head of the fbew mccabe was on tv last night. he claimed the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein talked in 2017 about removing mr. trump from office by invoking the 25th amendment of the u.s. constitution. mr. mccabe: discussion of the 25th amendment was simply rod raised the issue and discussedit itme in the context of thinking about how many otherfi cabinet als might support such an effort.ve i didn't uch to contribute, to be perfectly honest, in that conversation. i listened to what he had to say. laura: the head of the senate judiciary committee, lindsey graham, says he pla

british members of parliament of resigned from the opposition labor party to protest against jeremy corbin's leadership the politicians say his failures over breaks it anti semitism and a culture of bullying had left them no choice those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now on al-jazeera it's inside story. it's one of the world's most contagious diseases and it can kill we thought we had it under control even eradicated in some countries so why is measles and spreading this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. now adventurous diseases that were once considered under control a making a comeback the world health organization the w.h.o. is raising the alarm about a shop rise in measles cases across the world but particularly in developed countries now one of the reasons is that more parents are choosing not to immunize their children the w.h.o. lists vaccine skepticism as one of the ten biggest threats to public health the united states is currently struggling to contain several measles outbreaks and in washington state which has at least fifty cases anti vaccina

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the big freegent signing, corbin signed a six-year $140 million deahe bu ace returning for the nats, max scherzer, tied for first in the nl. also said a nationals record with 300 strikeouts. no slowing down for max scherzer, even if it's just the first day ofng spring tr. >> every time he's out on that mound, he's competing, you know? he showed it again. first day he's outhere. he's getting guys ouli he's calng guys out and working on different things and you watch him andch every p he's engaged. if i'm a young pitcher, you know, i'm wating him. i'm studying what he does because not every fifth day, but every day this guy puts a uniform on, he's competing. >> i'd expect nothing less. all right. game twof the capitals' crazy six-game 12-day road trip underway right now. they're coming off a shutout loss last time out to columbus. the cap being tested against san jose, the team with the second. longest winning streak i hockey right now. kmals continuingtrhat road ip, acke on the sharks. the pic division leaders winner of six straight. and the sharks wasting no time. joe thornton finds

well the opposition leader jeremy corbin has proposed to hold another referendum if parliament approves mase backs a deal. we believe in getting the terms of our right that's why we believe in our alternative plan the prime minister's botched deal provides no certainty or guarantees for the future and was comprehensively rejected by this house we cannot risk our country's industry and people's livelihoods and so if somehow if it somehow does pass in some form at a later stage we believe there must be a consummate republic both deceive people feel that's what they voted for for all of this let's bring in lawrence they his joining us from london will begin with the prime minister lawrence and how much is he having to concede here. well look i mean i think i think the first thing to say is that she's now losing credibility and or forty on all sides want him. to support so hard bricks it leaving with no deal remind its reason may that she had promise of parliament's one hundred and eight times over the months of the u.k. was going to leave at the end of march and now she's suggesting that's

wo quit the labor party this week while the x. labor then this left in protest at lee did jeremy corbin's failure. to stamp out antisemitism in his policy x. conservatives say that the prime minister theresa may has allowed the policy to be hijacked by hard brick city is. the conservatives will a always recognizes the party of economic competence. but when we allow to o cabinet ministers to say f. business. we have a prime minister bullied into submission. by the rg a and is now driving e country i'm parliament kickingng and screaming to the edge of a no deal abyss. i'm done. i want to be parart of something better. frustratated because benededict heavier has more on that now from london. monday a we witness seven labor and he's quitting that be many rumors for months for weeks for days it finally happened. on monday the seven what joined by one more late last night -- so that's eight x. labor mps and then. also -- widely rumored on it happened today -- three conservative. and he's quitting pro remain -- they're unhappy with the handling of breaks it up by this prime minister also concern