butjeremy corbin has been underfire today nhs for sale stories.utjeremy corbin has been under fire today for anti—semitism, and he's distracting from that with this. do you think this worry about the nhs being safe with the conservatives is one that is coming through? not for sale, not for sale, that's what happens at all the jeremy corbyn rallies. here we are, a fortnight out from a humdrum election so far, and this is the moment we all thought would set a light for us. it turned out to be a damp squib, because it doesn't quite prove it, but it puts the ballpark of the nhs and who do you trust with the nhs. labour say they found these papers that show post brexit trade talks with the us would open up the nhs like a can of tuna and allow the us pharma companies to get in there. corbin had a good line, saying that to form have been ripping off the us for years, what makes you think they won't rip off britain after brexit? he got off to a good start there, people trust labour with the nhs, but do they trust jeremy corbyn to be prime minister? that b

or england's who voted overwhelmingly to leave you absolutely lives it's because corbin personally. he has come out and said that he would support a 2nd referendum and in june a 2nd best. he would remain neutral now if the labor party on its on the center that's worlds do not vote labor then that is when or starts could very well be sort of achieved in a majority you know it is about one issue here it is about briggs and but because it is about briggs and i would also argue it's all of it also is about neil liberalism and its limitations and even its rejection by the electorate though they now would necessarily say neo liberalism well basically if we look at their history of the problem i mean boris johnson just 2 months ago in the telegraph he published an article titled let me quote it will prove what do you mean a portion or on exit in the you all october 31 well october 31 has come and nothing happened it's still inside the u.s. so mark was very right you called it a deadlock and people are getting frustrated because whatever they do they're all us to do all the right thing and

crime in jerusalem thank you now to britain where the leader of the opposition labor party jeremy corbin has unveiled a detailed manifesto for next month's election as he tries to close an opinion poll guy with the government conservatives labor's plan for government includes a 5 percent increase in public sector pay higher taxes on companies and the nationalisation of some infrastructure it's being billed as the most radical plan for decades. this party this movement this manifesto is different. labor is on your side and there could be scarcely a clearer demonstration of that than the furious reaction of the richest and most powerful so d.w. is our correspondent birkett mask and tell us more welcome burkett what else is the labor party offering british voters. well feel is really is the most left wing manifesto that the u.k. labor party has had to offer for for the last decade a big for a gram of building houses really trying to get a social justice agenda delivered is what jeremy corbin ones to do he's trying to shift the narrative away from bragg's at this subject that really has boil

sees is being kept well away from anything resembling the electorate and jeremy corbyn well jeremy corbin came up and there had a lot of difficulty 1st of all he changed his pitch on a 2nd independence referendum 3 times the space of 2 days which is never much of a good look and then he is using terrorism so no i don't think they'll look but with fondness and they're scottish so john but then of course scottish political journalists have something of a reputation and i seem to remember that even the formidable our stock combo was a bit wally of scott his journalist. yes not without due cause i don't think ellis had a terrifically good press up here either but and tony blair certainly didn't so this so this says suspicion of english leaders coming over the border for a quick search on as his gov very checkered history but have a joyous one son i mean previously one that's been scottish leaders of the liberal democrats one thinks of the late charles kennedy there's been quite a liberal bias as a result of that is that any sign of a swenson balance i don't really think so you know i'm trying

general election just around the corner of the leader of the opposition jeremy corbin has been branded a stalinist attack comes not from a rival party but from an interfaith charity one that's receiving funds from the home office to combat extremism its ally reports. the u.k. government is generous in granting money to various charities and organizations and that's undoubtedly good when those organizations are against is that a phobia and i see semitism building a more friendly society take for example faith matters a charity organization norge to help faith communities working on integration dealing with hate crime and countering extremism they've also been recipients of u.k. government funding through the home offices county extremism program but with elections looming and campaigns kicking off faith matters it seems also has another agenda as they've been accused of launching a major attack on the country's main opposition labor party and its leader jeremy corbin describing the party as being a stalinist cult of korban this country needs an effective opposition for a healthy democra

president donald trump of taking the side of boris corbin's accusing the us president donald trump of taking the side of boris johnson during the course of a phone call he made to niger frogs on his radios johnston during the course of a phone call he made to niger frogs on his radio show lars is at the intestate man and i think is the exact right guy for the times that lars is up to intestate man and i think he is the exact right guy for the times and corbin would be so badly a country he'd be so bad he'd take you in such a bad way he'd take you in just such bad places jeremy corbin has long since fear that boris johnson in corbin would be so badly a country he'd be so bad he'd take you in such a bad way he'd take you in just such bad places jeremy corbyn has long since fear that boris johnson was willing to privatized the set off the n.h.s. as part of any trade deal was willing to privatized the set off the n.h.s. as part of a trade deal with the us a post regs it and mr corbin took to twitter with the usa post regs it and mr corbin took to twitter to make his anger perfectly clear

and heard different narratives all of which didn't really make sense to me and i think bring it up corbin on this particular issue i think is going to backfire i just think it's ludicrous i think it's childish it does not mean in any way that corbin supports putin or putin supports called it it's just like the dominant government coming story which i'll call you won't want to come onto in a moment it's the same gone and. well i think the british a letter of federal of the schoolchildren of garbage let's talk about policy is let's talk about what you're going to do to the country and less have our democratic right aid and how about this for a change when we do vote for whoever votes will and whoever wins one a year in parliament actually implement the what we the people tell you to do. like you should have done over the e.u. referendum result 3 years ago well that's the thing we start 5 weeks ahead of us are both labor on the conservatives are they offering a vision for the future or simply attempting to frighten the electorate into not voting for the other side well i think what you've go

johnson's about a festive freezes the tax rate of 80 national insurance and income tax while jeremy corbin's will raise taxes for people earning more than $100000.00 a year both parties have made a big pledge to the national health system the tories are promising $50000.00 more nesses labor is saying it will increase spending by more than 4 percent a year and labor's announced a 500 $15000000000.00 fund to tackle climate change and to achieve most of its emissions reductions by the 2030s while the conservative party's recommitted to its goal of being carbon neutral by 2050. let's now go to our guests joining us all from london we have tony travers festa a professor at both the school of public policy in the department of government at the london school of economics we also have alan wager who is a research associate at the u.k. and changing europe policy think tank and we have sonia panelled author of just boris a tale of blonde ambition sonia was also the former deputy to parse johnson at the daily telegraph a warm welcome to you all now we've just outlined some of the major commitments in

coming out to encourage their fellow labour supporters not to vote for mr corbin oi'i supporters noton this occasion but to support boris johnson, quite an extraordinary development. sometimes people do say i can't back this letter anymore, i have no confidence in him. but then, especially in the labour party, i feel the tribalism is more embedded than the conservative party, you may disagree. you think? and then coming out and saying don't vote for him but vote for the tories, that is not from people who have traditionally been on the right of the labour party either, these are classic allies. i suppose it does depend on where your starting point in the labour party is. they aren't ian austin. no, they are not. he has a visceral loathing ofjeremy corbyn, because his father was jewish and relatives of his work were killed in the holocaust in the second world war. so that comes from a deep place. and is also being attacked about the trade with israel. so a lot of pro— palestine left—wingers, that will stick in their court was not that i think his intervention on radio 4 was dismissed.

k. the second blue to jeremy corbin's election campaign in as many days. former minister and labour mp than is urging the public to vote for conservative prime minister boris johnson on december twelfth declariring the labor leader unfit to rule and accusing him of poisoning the policycy with what he called ani jewish racism. i think the german corbin. is completely unfazed. to make a lot of polishing shaven face. all new banking portions of the chores and selection. this call has been echoed by another former labor mp john would cook since taking over in twenty fifteen corbin's leadership of the party has been plagued by allegations of antisemitism. some of the accusations stem from coleman's possible for pro palestinian causes and refusal to adopt a universally accepted definition of anti semitism. the position coleman has since revised. the party seeming refusal to crack down on racicim within its ranks and other internal strife has caused several prominent labor members to quit in the past year this country. the latest of those to step down is deputy l

bragg's it and mr corbin took to twitter to make his anger perfectly clear donald trump is trying to interfere in britain's election to get us from. donald trump is trying to interfere in britain's election to get his. from boris johnson elected it was trump who said in june the n.h.s. is on the table and he knows even selected it was trump who said in june the n.h.s. is on the table and he knows if labor wins us corporations won't get their hands on it making it perfect labor wins us corporations won't get their hands on it making it perfectly clear who he prefers the irony here is of course that it was leave us who are accusing clear who he prefers the irony here is of course that it was leave us who are accusing the u.s. of interfering in 26 state when barack obama gave a speech in the us of interfering in 26 state when barack obama gave a speech calling on british voters to vote to remain in the e.u. well the tables of thailand calling on british voters to vote to remain in the e.u. well the tables of thailand and accusations of interference in u.k. politics aren't something new

forces faith matters has been accused of tweeting about labor and mr corbin more than 200 times since it was listed by the home office as a recipient of it support that's 5 times more than about the conservatives boris johnson or to reason may it's hard not to notice the organization is targeting corbin not only for alleged anti semitism but also a ray of issues including sympathy to the syrian president bashar al assad for example faith matters denies the allegations of focusing their attacks on the labor party so they also criticize the ruling conservatives who have been plagued by repeated accusations of racism and islamophobia faith matters has been and will continue to be critical of the poor way in which anti-semitism has been tackled within the labor party correspondingly we have consistently been critical of the conservative party and their lack of transparency in action around stamping out anti muslim bigotry within parts of their membership base now it's not the 1st time organizations financed by the u.k. government have been court funding anti corben campaigns the integrity

are absolutely livid at kogan because corbin personally loads the e.u. but he has come out and said peter that he would support a 2nd referendum and if you're in a 2nd rest of the campaign he would remain neutral now if the labor party is on its on the center that's wealth do not vote leymah then that is went boris johnson could very well be on course for achieve in a majority you know him a it is about one issue here in the us about bragging but i won't because it is about briggs and i would also argue it's all up to it also is about neil liberalism and its limitations and even its rejection by the electorate though they not would necessarily say neo liberalism well basically. if we look at their history of the problem i mean boris johnson just 2 months ago in the telegraph he published an article titled let me quote it we will prove putin wrong exit in the you all october 31 well october 30th one has come and nothing happened and is still inside the us so mark was very right you called it a deadlock and people are getting frustrated because whatever th

s prime minister says the corbin's reforms will destroy the economy that is.the problem with bolivarian revolution recession ism as practiced by generally called the labor party in the labor body always runs out of other people's money that's why. it will happen again or with jeremy core being the most pressing concern for some right now the u.k.'s exit from the european union is still lurking around the corner of that struck fear into the e.u.'s wealthiest a major companies unsure of the economic impact back in 2016 the brics referendum was dubbed a once in a lifetime opportunity then and now the labor party seems to be offering something similar this election is a once in a generation chance to transform our country to take on the vested interests holding people back and ensure that no community is left behind a financial commentator charlie boyle claims corbin's policies would pose a threat to the british economy. lawyers 'd and people that have businesses that are fairly well off not quite millionaires those are the people that pay the most tax but they've

s left the party citing bullying and corbin's been accused of embracing anti semites his comrades the labor party he said opposes all forms of racism there is no place whatsoever for anti semitism in any shape or form or in any place whatsoever in modern britain and under a labor government it will not be tolerated in any form what so ever i want to make that. turn the corner in hopes the release of this manifesto will help tackle bigotry racism and prejudice but despite the number of times he and his fellow m.p.'s denounce anti semitism is a message that fails to convince many british or jewish voters in an article with the times newspaper britain's chief rabbi ephram accuse corbin of a failure of leadership a new poison sanction from the top he said has taken root in the labor party corben supporters including the labor peer. who fled to the u.k. to escape the nazis has been quick to defend him labor party base and faith manifesto has some excellent things in it we've got to get that out to people in the country to the minority groups in the country to the to the jewish community to

mo, corbin refuses to apologise to dues. ——jew. corbin refuses to apologise to dues. -- jew.er this morning from the chief rabbi and another date of negative headlines forjeremy corbyn and labour party and is really a succession of this failure to deal with anti—semitism quickly and effectively, i think, with anti—semitism quickly and effectively, ithink, which with anti—semitism quickly and effectively, i think, which has led to this break—out of trust within the jewish community. to this break—out of trust within thejewish community. clearly not thejewish community. clearly not the headlines labour wanted to see but why not say sorry? rachel, should he have apologised?” but why not say sorry? rachel, should he have apologised? i don't think it would have heard. if only for the upset

mo, corbin refuses to apologise to dues. ——jew. corbin refuses to apologise to dues. -- jew.feels like summer he seems to be the hardest word. i think there was already a letter this morning from the chief rabbi and another date of negative headlines forjeremy corbyn and labour party and is really a succession of this failure to deal with anti—semitism quickly and effectively, i think, with anti—semitism quickly and effectively, ithink, which with anti—semitism quickly and effectively, i think, which has led to this break—out of trust within the jewish community. to this break—out of trust within thejewish community. clearly not thejewish community. clearly not the headlines labour wanted to see but why not say sorry? rachel, should he have apologised?” but why not say sorry? rachel, should he have apologised? i don't think it would have heard. if only for the upset cause. he could've done that a conditional apology at least. that would have avoided what i'iow least. that would have avoided what now transpired, which is the headlines of him refusing to apologise for times whe

very likely that corbin would offer them that.tories on line was seizing what she said to us saying, look, she might work with corbin. and you remember, right at the start, the first ever episode of electioncast, liberal democrat votes won't putjeremy corbyn into number 10. 0h, won't putjeremy corbyn into number 10. oh, there is an example. we were so 10. oh, there is an example. we were so wise to spot that on the day. exactly. votes for. i asked to that. would it mean you would rule out abstaining? marvellous interview available on line. i will be watching it. chris morris, you are watching it. chris morris, you are watching patiently. i've got my table of all the lib dems costings and spending is in various scribbles which i can't work out. what other big things in the big numbers that you want to pull out for us? childcare is an interesting one. we don't often look at different party policies, are they going to spend a bit more than that. it's putting a bit more than that. it's putting a bit of blue water in there. the lid dam

s prime minister says corbin's reforms will destroy the economy that is. the problem with bolivarian revolution recession ism as practiced by generally called it in the labor party in the labor body always runs out of other people's money that's why. it will happen again if germany corben is the most pressing concern for some right now the u.k.'s exit from the european union is still lurking around the corner it struck fear into the e.u. is worth wealthy and major companies unsure of the economic impact back in 2060 the brics it referendum was dubbed a once in a lifetime opportunity then and now the labor party seems to be offering something similar. this election is a once in a generation chance to transform our country to take on the vested interests holding people back and ensure that no community is left behind. i don't see a commentator charlie boyle claims corbin's policies would pose a threat to the british economy. lawyers and you know people that have businesses that are fairly well off not quite millionaires those are the people that pay the most

reluctance to say which way he would actually vote in that new referendum corbin comes center stage drum roll and he completely misses his cue because what we want to know is what he sees plan to deliver breaks it and what's the deal he wants to do and which side would he vote on that deal students will be a key demographic in december's poll many were too young to vote in the 2016 e.u. referendum but a straw poll of students here in birmingham found them unimpressed so far for now i'm not like conservative labor i think both of them at the moment i just don't like the leaders so i think the best thing for me to do is just look at the m.p.'s in my local town i'm going to vote and all i'm going to vote for most not something on the interested in him at a time has gotten a lot lower we see politicians falling around playground insults when there is 21st years ago that would be entirely on heard of and they would have been laughed out of the building and back down whitehall. with 3 weeks to go until polling day labor is still lagging behind in the opinion polls the latest aggregate sug

reluctance to say which way he would actually vote in that new referendum corbin comes center stage drum roll and he completely misses his cue for what we want to know is what he sees plan to deliver breaks it and what's the deal he wants to do and which side would he vote on that deal students will be a key demographic in december's poll many were too young to vote in the 2016 e.u. referendum but a straw poll of students here in birmingham found them unimpressed so far for now i'm not like. labor i think both of them at the moment i just don't like the leaders so i think the best thing for me to do is just look at the m.p.'s in my local town i'm going to vote and all i'm going to vote for something on the interested in him at a time he's gotten a lot lower we see politicians falling around playground insults when there is 21st years ago that would be entirely and heard of and they would have been laughed out of the building and back down white hall. with 3 weeks to go until polling day labor is still lagging behind in the opinion polls latest aggregate suggest the conservatives hav

accusing the us president donald trump of taking the side journey corbin's accusing the us president donald trump of taking the side of boris johnson during the course of a phone call he made to niger frogs on his of boris johnson during the course of a phone call he made to niger frogs on his radio show lars use it to intestate man and i think he is exactly right guy for the radio show mars is at the intestate man and i think he's the exact right guy for the time i'm sure and cool and a bit cornwood religion would be so bad every tree if your country sure he'd be disassembled it he'd take a cue he would send such a bad way he could take a cue and you would just suggest such bed let laces as jeremy called in his lungs long long since fear that. since and with was willing to privatized the subtle fee at the n.h.s. it's part of any trade to deal. with the usa regs as it. exists and mr corbin took to so it's a make quick hits and to make his anger perfect ethically it don't trump peace on the street trying trying to weep into traffic going to interfere in britain's election to get his f

s left the party citing bullying and corbin's been accused of embracing anti semites his comrades the labor party he said opposes all forms of racism there is no place whatsoever and to some of his main shape or form or in any place whatsoever in modern britain and under a labor government it will not be tolerated in any form what so ever i want to make that. journey corbin hopes the release of this manifesto will help tackle bigotry racism and prejudice but despite the number of times he and his fellow m.p.'s denounce anti semitism is a message that fails to convince many british or jewish voters in an article with the times newspaper britain's chief rabbi ephram accuse corbin of a failure of leadership a new poison sanction from the top he said has taken root in the labor party corben supporters including the labor peer. who fled to the u.k. to escape the nazis has been quick to defend him labor party base and faith manifesto has some excellent things in it we've got to get that out to people in the country to the minority groups in the country to the to the jewish community to the

that from esther corbin.e labor leader. how is the labor leader doing? nejra: certainly caused a lot of waves in the industry over the what is interesting is there are some in the market, bluebay and eco-for example, who are short on deals right now because of a fiscal largess coming regardless of who comes to power. tom: this may get lost in translation, but in the united it's, we say if i am elect it, free beer. news on afirst word monday with viviana hurtado? viviana: china seppi key negotiator speaking by phone with the u.s. injury secretary steven mnuchin and trade representative robert lighthizer. beijing says they had can trucked of can's -- discussions about core concerns. six months ago, the two sides were close to an agreement than l apart. because the aramco -- saudi arabia following the target said well below. s paring back the size of the sale. invest,mand from local the saudi central bank will boost lending rules. today, prime minister boris johnson will offer business past disruption caused by

really agree on much but this week they agreed on the need to have a corbin while they don't really agree on much but this week they agreed on the need to hold a general election on the some of the 12 for the u.k. to find its way through all the general election on to some of the 12 for the u.k. to find its way through the braggs it crisis but already the going at each other's throats the braggs it crisis but already the a going at each other's throats germy corbin's accusing. the us then we got opens up takes you from the us a little trump of taking the side of boris johnson during the course of a phone call he made to niger frogs on his ranch boris johnson during the course of a phone call he made to niger frogs on his radio show laura's use it to intestate man and i think is the exact right guy for the time radio show lauras user to intestate man and i think he's exactly right guy for the times that it would end because they're a bit then what it should be except arbitrator here could go untreated he'll be doing a shitty job able to take such a cubit such ad lib in way way he'd t

stay back to advise or to say to british people what they should do or what they don't see jeremy corbin the leader of western europe's largest socialist movement half a 1000000 members in britain. he's the favorite to win the next to become the next prime minister d. link has been wiped out in germany while the policy is delinquent or popular here but certainly the policy is a shared with corbin many of them where the policy is doing better maybe in britain well i mean i would be very glad if we called him would be the next prime minister in great britain but we will all see but when you see all the opinion polls in germany the positions of the party the link is very popular you know we are against military interventions brought against us nuclear war in germany we want that the us take them back for example we are against the unsocial policies of the medical government for example and so we do have a lot of common with the majority of the people in germany even for taxing the billionaires and the millionaires and but the problem is not only to have you know these popular positions so w

it will happen again i live jeremy corbin is the most pressing concern for some right now the case exit from the european union is still lurking around the corner it struck fear into the major companies that were unsure of the economic impact back in 2016 breaks that referendum was dubbed the once in a lifetime opportunity back then and now the labor party seems to be offering something similar this election is a once in a generation chance to transform our country to take on the vested interests holding people back and ensure that no community is left behind well financial commentator charlie boyle claims that corbin's policies would pose a threat to the british economy. lawyers and people that have businesses that are fairly well off not quite millionaires those are the people that pay the most tax but they've also got large amounts of debt the reason why it were able to service these debts is by low interest rates and a certain amount of tax breaks and regardless of what you think of that that's all going to be counseled out by a lot of jeremy coffin's policies and by the way even if

sir jeremy corbin and his labor party a really trying to emphasize the area of social justice they're trying to get the attention away from brigid which really has booked on the country for the last 3 years allowed trying to offer something. we appeared to be having a issue with the connection that you get mass our apologies for that but we will move on now because change in the u.k. well it's on other british minds as well ever since a narrow majority of voters back the country's withdrawal from the un to 26 the referendum the issue of gregg's it was polarized the country which has yet to actually leave the bloc and we do have this report now from our correspondent back at last. fall and i sort of give you one of those thank you. grant is going canvassing for the 1st time in her life for the brakes of party she doesn't think britain needs a divorce to do with the european union her main priority is to get out of the us quickly as possible just as the bracks a party has promised i really believe that the parks party right now is very party about offering a clean break. tories to 3. fa

to be a very nasty campaign boris johnson the prime minister compare his opposition leader jeremy corbin with the dictator with the soviet dictator joseph stalin so this is the kind of language he will use in the upcoming campaign and he is also trying to paint a picture of this election as people versus parliament he said right now in his campaign launch speech that he that this parliament didn't get anything done on breck said that that needed to change and that only with him in power brakes it would get done and the united kingdom could move on from this brics that saga so this is a clear strategy behind his election campaign vote for me and then we get that done and look at both the opposition on it what are they going to be saying and doing to try and get votes and. also they are painting a very nasty campaign at the moment jeremy corbyn i was at his campaign launch at the labor companion launch last week and he is making this election about people versus the elites it going against in his words dodgy landlords billionaires. tax evaders those kinds of people and he is trying to make

johnson attempts to smear his main rival jeremy corbin claiming the labor party sided with. a major u.s. network to. run explosive allegations of sexual abuse by the disgraced financier geoffrey epstein because the story didn't meet its editorial standards. desperation in iraq as protests and violence and gripped the country on the scale. of the overthrow of saddam hussein. by broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is r.t. international i'm certainly glad to have you with us general election campaigning in the u.k. has got off to a bad tempered start this wednesday with boris johnson launching a series of scathing attacks on the opposition leader the prime minister appealed to the public to vote for his conservative party rather than germany corbin's that labor which he claimed has failed to take a tough enough line on russia. come with us a government that believes britain should stand in the world good with jerry could be in the labor party who sided with putin when russia ordered poisonings on the streets. the prime minister there in the grab that years