trying to figure out what happened um and and frankly why did the left some of them around jeremy corbin um cave in towards the the anti-semitism smears um being being projected by zionists and and indeed others um and and so that led me to um looking into various organizations um and i stumbled across his group called plan c uh which is actively involved on the ground in syria and essentially i've identified it as uh what we you'd regard as a cia cutout um and so what you've got is um military intelligence um working on the ground. in syria in rojiva or this kind of new kurdistan region and then th and it's and it it's aims and objectives are being filtered through into the uk through this supposedly leftist anarchist group called plan c yeah um and and so also i mean the interesting thing i mentioned murray buchchin he he supposedly was leftist anarchist in the us right um so we we're seeing very interconnecting network. of um intelligence, yeah, uh, us, uk, zionist intelligence, all working together across the political spectrum, let me just pause you there, phil, because we're going

leader he stabs him in the back gets rid of him out the path i'm so happy for for corbin that he won his his seat as an independent in in uh islington he he also tried to get rid of dian abbot but didn't quite man and he stands up in parliament congratulating her on being the the the oldest member of the house and this sort of stuff. so i i think he's he's very twooced and but but overall i i don't think he can do much, mean to me the uk is is a small bit player in this overall drama and and the director and the producer and the main actors are are in united states and and really far above maybe even above their heads but it's far above k stama's head so kiroma will make the right noises uh he he's a prime minister now but i just wouldn't believe the word he says well scathing words. mick, i mean, not just from, um, glen secker there, but from charles in the studio, is he the prime minister for peace, can he be or as charles say, he's a bit player in this game? i disagree with charles on this one, and the evidence about the importance of the uk prime minister, um, in terms of potenti

james schneider was director of communications for corbin and in the allegedly hard left group momentum, he performs the same role at progressive international. one key point of difference is that the us french version promotes the kurdistan democratic party, the kdp. by contrast, the open letter on the pkk shows a different orientation towards supporting the cia, us operation to occupy. parts of syria and steal its oil reserves. progressive international, while being soft on zionism, is fully bought into the cia operation in rojava. the zinist entity itself is ambivalent about the pkk and the rojava operation. in 2017, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said, israel opposes the pkk and considers it a terrorist organization. this was interpreted as slapping down the former deputy iof chief of staff, year. golan who said that he did not consider the pkk a terror group. however, in 2022, mossad threatened turkish intelligence that israel is ready to cooperate with the pkk, should ankara continue its support for the hamas military wing. this came after three masad agents were arrested in tu

james schneider. was director of communications for corbin and in the allegedly hard left group momentumhe performs the same role at progressive international. one key point of difference is that the us french version promotes the kurdistan democratic party, the kdp. by contrast, the open letter on the pkk shows a different orientation towards supporting the cia, us operation to occupy parts of syria and steal its oil. reserves, progressive international, while being soft on zionism, is fully bought into the cia operation in rahaver. the zinanis entity itself is ambivalent about the pkk and the rojava operation. in 2017, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said, israel opposes the pkk and considers it a terrorist organization. this was interpreted as slapping down the former deputy iof chief of staff, year golan, who said that he did not consider the pkk a terror group, however, in 2022, mossad threatened turkish intelligence that israel is ready to cooperate with the pkk, should ankara continue its support for the hamas military wing. this came after three musad agents were arrested in tu

corbin to lead, a... people's front, a popular front, exactly like the one launched by mr. melansan, which won the french parliamentary elections yesterday, that's the kind of path down which we should travel. mr. corbin is the best man to lead it, he has the benefit of a parliamentary seat, he has the benefit of 40 years of experience, and there is much love and affection for him in. the country, so we, our party, yours and mine, are inviting mr. corbin to lead us to form a front of all the campaigning organizations, all the solidarity movements, all the political parties like ours, form us all into a front, which he should lead, and we will follow him, i think that's the best way to make the maximum impact, nickley, mbe, former manchester miral candidate is on the line from manchester, nick, good to see you again, i recall you were guest of mine on my uh television show, i was much impressed, go ahead, oh thank you very much, thank you for the invitation, george, um, first of all, i wanted to say that, first of all, you've always been an enigma to me, um, i used to watch

corbin to lead, people's front a popular front exactly like the one launched by mr. melon. on which won the french parliamentary elections yesterday, that's the kind of path down which we should travel, mr. corbin is the best man to lead it, he has the benefit of a parliamentary seat, he has the benefit of 40 years of experience, and there is much love and affection for him in the country, so we, our party, yours and mine, are inviting mr. c to lead us to form a front of all the campaigning organizations, all the solidarity movements, all the political parties like ours, form us all into a front which he should lead, and we will follow him, i think that's the best way to make the maximum impact. nick buckley, mbe, former manchester meral candidate is on the line from manchester, nick, good to see you again, our... all you were guest of mine on my uh television show, i was much impressed, go ahead, oh thank you very much, thank you for the invitation, george, um, first of all, wanted to say that, first of all, you've always been an enigma to me, um, i used to watch yo

corbin to... need people's front, a popular front exactly like the one launched by mr. melanshon, which won the french parliamentary elections yesterday, that's the kind of path down which we should travel. mr. corbin is the best man to lead it, he has the benefit of a parliamentary seat, he has the benefit of 40 years of... experience and there is much love and affection for him in the country, so we, our party, yours and mine, are inviting mr. corbin to lead us to form a front of all the campaigning organizations, all the solidarity movements, all the political parties like ours, form us all into a front which he should lead, we will follow him, i think that... to make the maximum impact. nick butley, mbe, former manchester mareal candidate is on the line from manchester. nick, good to see you again. i recall you were guest of mine on my uh television show. i was much impressed. go ahead. well, thank you very much. thank you for the invitation, george. um, first of all, i wanted to say that, first of all, you've always been an enigma to me. um, i used to watch your sh

of topics on his patreon account and various publications and phill previously worked for jeremy corbin in his parliamentary office when he was a leader of the labour party and he's joining us today by a skype from birmingham, welcome to the show. david, what can you tell us about bernard, honry levy and thomas kaplin, the two prime movers in this outfit? well, pair of rogues, both of them, i mean, levi of course is... famous french intellectual, one of the the new philosophers of the the mid 70s who reacted against the left-wing philosophy of the 1968 student uprising, so the reactionaries right? but he of course has gone to to be involved in all sorts of uh zionist related activities, he himself has comes this jewish from algerian background uh and left there for france when he was very young and uh he's more recently been involved for example in in libya uh with the uh the illegal uh nato uh activities there when they opposed the uh gaddafi sure and of course has been a supporter of the ukraine uh in the special military operation. seen in ukraine with this flack jacket on as part of

, he was sitting there only few years ago jeremy corbin would make a great prime minister and i agree with jeremy corbin on disarmament and anti-nuclear and all these things and then as soon as he becomes leader he stabs him in the back gets rid of him out the party i'm so happy for for corbin that he won his his seat as an independent in in uh islington, he he also tried to get rid of dirt but didn't quite manage and he stands up in parliament congratulating her on mean you know the the the oldest member of the house and and this sort of stuff so i i think he's he's very two faced and but but overall i i don't think he can do much mean to me uk is is a small bit player in this overall drama and and the director and the producers and the main actors are are in united states and and really far above, maybe even above their heads, but it's far above kier starm's head, so kier star will make the right noises, uh, he he's the prime minister now, but i, i just wouldn't believe a word he says, well, scathing words there, mick, i mean, just from, um, glen secker there, but from charles in th

corbin is the best man to lead it, he has the benefit of a parliamentary seat. he has the benefit of 40 years of experience, and there is much love and affection for him in the country. so we, our party, yours and mine, are inviting. mr. corbin to lead us to form a front of all the campaign organizations, all the solidarity movements, all the political parties like ours, form us all into a front, which he should lead, and we will follow him, i think that's the best way to make the maximum impact. nick buckley, mbe, former manchester meral candidate is on the line from manchester, nick, good to see you. again, i recall you were guest of mine uh on my uh television show, i was much impressed, go ahead, oh thank you much, thank you for the invitation, george, um, first of all i want... to say that, you've always been an enigma to me, um, i used to watch your show on rt until that was taken off uh, normal tv, then i couldn't watch it anymore, because you always gave me something different to think about, i don't always agree with you, but you gave me something to th

range of topics on his patreon account and various publications and fell previously worked for jeremy corbin in his parliamentary office when he was a leader of the labour party and he's joining us today via skype from birmingham. welcome to the show. david, what can you tell us about bernard henry levy and thomas kaplin, the two prime movers in this outfit? well, pair of rogues both of them. i mean, levi of course, is the famous french intellectual, one of the the new... philosophers of the the mid 70s who reacted against the left-wing philosophy of the 1968 student uprising so the reactionaries right, but he of course has gone to to be involved in all sorts of ' zionist related activities, himself is comes jewish from algerian background and left there for france when he was very young and he's more recently been involved for example in in libya uh with the uh the illegal uh nato activities there when they deposed gaddafire and of course has been a supporter of the ukraine uh in the special military operation seen in ukraine with this flack jacket. on as part of the warware now in this cas

actually, if you look at the voting statistics, jorry corbin, one more of the popular vote in 2017 and 2019, he know, or rather shall i say, sir kid starver. only one so many seats because of huge collapse in the conservative party vote, he benefited from that, so did liberal democrats, is very weak foundation for majority government, and it means be very vulnerable in future bi-elections uh, local council elections and also perhaps the next general election, the israel palestine will continue to haunt him if it isn't causing him issues at night already, and if it isn't then shortly the protest is outside downing street that are there a weekly or monthly basis will certainly remind them of that case. david, to what extent you think the the issue of palestine cause labor's vote across the country to fall so much, i mean compared to 2017 the vote was over 3 million lower and compared to 2019 it was over 600 thousand votes lower and 2019 we were told was the worst result in labor's history certainly since 1935 anyway and yet it's being paraded as is this this wonderful tri for kira star w

actually, if you look at the voting statistics, jorry corbin, one more of popular vote in 2017 and 2019, he kiosama only one or rather. i say sir kid, only one so many seats because of huge collapse in the conservative party vote, he benefited from that, so did the liberal democrats is very weak foundation for majority government and it means he'll be very vulnerable in future by elections, local council elections and also perhaps the next general election, the issue of palestine will continue to haunt him if it isn't causing him issues at night already, and if it isn't then surely the protesters outside downing street that are there a weekly or monthly basis will certainly remind him of that case. david, to what extent do you think the the issue of palestine cause labor's vote across the country to fall so much? i mean, compared to 2017. the vote was over 3 million lower and compared to 2019 it was over 600 thousand votes lower and 2019 we were told was the worst result in labor system 1935 anyway and yet it's being paraded as is this this wonderful trim what's going on do you think we

actually, if you look at the voting statistics, jerry corbin, one more of the popular vote in 2017 and 2019, he know only one, or rather shall i say, sir kid starver. won so many seats because of huge collapse in the conservative party vote, he benefited from that, so did the liberal democrats, it's a very weak foundation for majority government, and it means he'll be very vulnerable in future by elections, local council election. and also perhaps the next general election, the issue of palestine will continue to haunt him if it isn't causing him issues at night already, and if it isn't that surely the protesters outside downing street that are there a weekly or monthly basis will certainly remind him of that case. david, to what extent do you think the the issue of palestine cause labor's vote across the country to fall so much? mean compared to 2017 the vote was a... million lower and compared to 2019 it was over 600,00 votes lower and 2019 we were told was the worst result in labor system certainly since 1935 anyway and yet it's being paraded as this is wonderful triamp what's what'

former labor leader jeremy corbin who was expelled from labor also won his seat back with nearly 50% of the vote. the labor vote was down average by 23 points in seats where 20% or more of the population identify as muslim. and in the seat pro-palestine candidates came a close second in ilford north, the current health secretary west streating only one by 528 votes against palestinian activist leon mohamed. in his first few days in office, starmer has attempted to shore up his fragile position. in a phone call with benjamin netanyahu, urged for a c in gaza and said that palestinians had undeniable right the statehood, but britain continues to supply the zianist regime with arms and the new prime minister. intends to delay recognition of palestine to maintain relations with united states. despite gaining a large majority, starmer's electoral standing is weak, and much of that is because of the pro- palestine vote in britain. it is not yet clear whether his superficial signals against design's offensive will be enough to hoodwink labor's former support base to return to the party. kari

actually, if you look at. the voting statistics jomry corbin one more of the popular vote in 2017 and 2019. he fear starmer only one or rather shall i say sir kid starber only won so many seats because of huge collapse in the conservative party vote. he benefited from that. so did the liberal democrat is very weak foundation for majority government and it means he'll be very vulnerable in future by-elections uh local council elections and also perhaps the next general election. the issue of palestine will continue to haunt him if it isn't causing him issues. at night already, and if it isn't, then surely the protesters outside downing street that are there a weekly or monthly basis will certainly remind him of that case. david, to what extent do you think the the issue of palestine cause labor's vote across the country to fall so much? i mean, compared 2017, the vote was over 3 million lower, and compared to 2019, it was over 600,00 votes lower, and 2019 we were told was the worst result in labor system, certainly since 1935 anyway, and yet it's being paraded as is this this wonderful

we managed yet when he was a $54.00 and spokes person for the labor party previously under jeremy corbin's leadership. frustrating regard and i was expelled from the parties, but he was far more critical than that. that will fit really be a potential difficult factors matter, but one more, regardless of how good the institutional relationships are. if it were to be a 2nd truck with ministration that it would flow from the top rather than the wider washington bind, which is a huge change to the traditional network and the special relationship you mentioned, frame movement in terms of the a, you, one of the most pressing issues for the british public, generally speaking, is migration to the u. k. with a stomach stand on that started and said he wants to bring migration numbers down. one of his 1st policy moves already been announced. a however, is ending the rolanda plan to reach you. so now i have been trying to bring in, never actually managed to bring him before, which was this policy. you're having illegal arrivals, then read forwarded, but uh for processing him. lawanda that has been dr

. >> and one of the analysis i was listening to, to achieve this win he had to move away from the corbinto some typically -- i don't want to say conservative, but kind of centrist in terms of the policies, is that right? >> absolutely right. of course, that comes from a fact that keir starmer, who only became an mp late in life in 2015, did serve in jeremy corbyn's shadow cabinet, which raised a question where his true idealogical heart was. but since he became the leader of the labor party in 2020, not only has he banished corbin from the party, he's watered down every policy he announced. a good example was a pledge to deliver a net zero economy by 2030. it's now an aim, rather than a pledge. it used to be 28 billion pounds a year in spending and now just 8 billion to reach them. absolutely right. he went from pragmatism to make sure he won and it worked, played it safe. in light of what he faced, which was desperately unpopular prime minister and unpopular party, playing it safe was the right tactic, and that was born out by the results today. >> i ask because i think there might be l

protesters we saw um members of element also including independence such as the former labor leader jeremy corbinn the ranks of the protesters to uh lock those arms those hands to make their demands heard. what these guys are saying uh is they are branding the palestinian resistance is terrorists. they are branding these people out here as terrorist supporters um and accusing the resistance of using children as human shield. the kind of accusations and allegations. and lies that the israeli regime and its western european allies have been uh pedaling uh through their own media and their establishment media uh in the western world, pretty much uh the same thing that we have all heard time and time again on those outlets, but as i say there are a very small number, we just saw agitator right there as you saw trying to interrupt us, but he was escorted back to where that small group of counter protesters. are located, thank you, appreciated there from london, thanks. moving on, palestinian resistance factions have strongly condemned a controversial visit by extremist isrely minister itavier. to the

mary star, corbin burnes, will start for the american league which will be managed by bruce badji. the a's drafted cal outfielder rodney greene jr. in the fourth round, the richmond native and el cerrito high alum hit 14 home runs last season and started every game for the bears the last two years. the giants ended the first half with a walkoff win against the twins. despite the loss, this weekend was a special one for joe ryan. more than 300 familiar faces let him hear it, welcoming home the bay area kid. >> joe ryan, sentences go native, went to high school 40 minutes north of here. >> reporter: it was a dream come true for joe who made his oracle park debut pitching in front of people who had watched him at each level. >> i spent so much time at this ballpark , it was so special. such a great community and so many great people that helped me along the way. >> reporter: the family section became the ryan section, and kurt served as the host, happy to see his son celebrating. >> great area, great support, they say it takes a village to raise a kid and we certainly have one. the co

you tycer can't storm, we've seen the celebrations, but yet he received few evokes and jeremy corbin did in 2017 which indicates that this is in fact an empty totally by laws as an i pro storm about now when it comes to changes. well that was a positive storm is election campaign. the problem is investment in the n h s investment in energy. but on the economy fault is badly a cigarette paper between the tories and labor that economic policies all pulled insight on the phone policies on foreign affairs. well, storm a very, very pro is well, he famously said that as well had the rights to cast off because it was from food from electricity, from water and from medicine. i don't know russia well stallman sounds exactly the same as any other western leader. the re, a are on the cycle commitment for nights and are on 2nd full commitment to your trade on i'm to wouldn't mind holding, but russia is. i constant for it. um, not just now for the into the future will back in 2022 suitcase thomas threatening to sack a very small group of labor and peace that signed an open less. according for pea

and bit of good stuff because you know, which was a failure that is being equal being very much corbin's because it was a saying it, but this is being recognized by law suit as observes the president boynton speaking recently as a recent is 14. so june said the video just changed and reality any time, not just to, not just to, to, to, to, to interrupt the conflict, but to come to ending it. but the reality should be taken into account the new and the things that emerge during the period between april 22 and july 24. uh it was an ejected, so bike eve and by the west. but the, the problem for them is that the, uh, the longer these things continues and the more of the, the more difficult the situation on the ground for them. ruby that is, will be changing with that as well. uh. so if they don't want to be to at least take, let them not be the but to, to, to solve the problem on the basis. so for is, it is keep, was before me that we will not even talk about that. what are the comments of done that we gave it to our assessments? and i mean it's, it's an old stuff. it's an old stuff to how ma

. >> yeah, bochy's going to have to count we are orioles starter corbin burnes.saint marys gael had the second lowest e.r.a. in the american league. >>> the a's drafted rodney green jr. in the fourth round. he hit 14 home runs last season, started every game for the bears the last two years. sure he wanted to play at the coliseum, he's going to play in sacramento and then maybe las vegas at one point instead. but very exciting because the home run derby just got off to such a great start. the all star game tomorrow starts at 5:00 p.m. ramos, webb, the two giant, and mason miller for a's. from i know you're happy, and you were talking about football coming eventually. >> yes, i am happy that football's almost here. >>> all right, matt, this is a story you personally requested. >> yeah. >> that our flag was still there. >> oh. >> yeah, the national anthem performance going viral for all the wrong reasons. it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern califor

president and attacking the incumbent, joe, but meanwhile, us president joe biden has tested positive for corbin. he has pulled out of a campaign defense on his credit home to delaware to south iceland and it was set up on the line is facing a vote in the order of impala events during the 2nd thomas commission, the president, the vote from technology instruct, birth, where she needs to win a majority of the 720 you want to do the news coming up next off of the break. focus on your up investigates how most things in front of the building for the future is more than a website that's the the dot com. i'm finished by the g. and pardon me from my voice and the 2nd season, the the look at us. we have to offer in so long since some muslim women of speaking out against intolerance, hostility towards foreign. this has become mainstream. here. when we hear them, it can feel like we're the problem. like we're not true french citizens when, in fact, frances, also us the focus on the next d w. conflicts with tim sebastian, few countries of what's the war and ukraine more closely than poland, which was the ti

world that this isn't a swing to the far left like it would have been under his predecessor, jeremy corbinnd he managed to do that. markets reflected that, what's going on in france and the rest of europe. the swing to the far right and the second place taken by the far left is a high level of uncertainty when it comes to that. but contrast with that uncertainty in europe. neil: great catching up with you, jonathan sacredoti, it will do 7 whether the right-wing government takes over, such a thing they can do, depends where you get close. an outright majority is sunday, continues the change in government we could be seeing. it is different in britain because it involves a conservative one. that's all the rage another countries but clearly not there. president biden is on his way to wisconsin, his fifth trip seeing air force one leaving. he's trying to tell voters i hear you and they want to showcase him, what he doesn't how he doesn't and he is scrutinized and responds, all the rage right now. ♪ ♪ rything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or cr

corbin was a pacifist and very skeptical about nato.going to talk about the alliance, talk about the importance of arming ukraine. he will move towards a more constructive relationship with europe, although he is not going to charge back into the arms of the european union. there is still a big fracture in britain over brexit, and no party is particularly willing to poke that bear. i think what you will see is a more normal relationship with europe and a pretty steady relationship with the u.s. even with the possibility of a changing president in november. >> andrew palmer and ian bremer, thank you both so much. greatly appreciate it. >>> coming up, former u.s. attorney, pete has a look at a new album next on "morning joe." a new album next on "morning joe." (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ i know you love your dada. of course he loves you, he just

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, his previous successor of the labor party, corbin was a pacifist and very skeptical about nato he willnato's 75th anniversary household he is on the alliance he will talk about the importance of arming the ukraine. he will move towards a more constructive relationship with europe although he is not going to charge back into the arms of the european union. there is still a big fracture in britain over brexit and no party is particularly willing to poke that bear. i think what you would see is a warmer relationship with europe and a pretty steady state relationship with the u.s. even in the event of a change in president. >> all right, britain editor of the economist in parliament and resident of the founder of eurasia group erin brimmer, thank you both very much, we greatly appreciated. >>> coming up, how the supreme court's ruling on presidential immunity is already impacting the only case against donald trump that has been tried. we will get to that coming up next. next. it's time for a fresh aph to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog

point out, after he became the leader in 2020, he viewed his job as a big cleanup from the jeremy if corbin anti-semitism that had really been so so offensive to so many british voters. the labour that won the election on thursday night is much more moderate, they're promising not to increase taxes any higher than they already are. they're promising to work with business instead of against it. and, again, i think that that move to the center for the party on the left was a crucial ingredient for voters being willing to hand labour and keir starmer power in the way that they did on thursday. paul: so britain's crucial american ally in europe, a big part of the nato alliance. what does, what are the labour positions on working with the united states and regarding ukraine and russia? >> well, i think part of the good news here is that, you know, a much more pro-american, pro-nato orientation was part of this transition that kier starmer pulled off within the labour party. so labour was at a times promising that they would increase defense spending in the u.k. faster than the conservative party

really affect the will of the people in many ways. 34 percentage points, two points up on jeremy corbin'sor the labor department, but transferred to a landslide. the uk, like most other western democracies still inhabited reality universe. when the government is incompetent, when the economy is failing, when the ministries are doing crazy things like having parties during a covid lockdown, when they are nominating a prime minister that wipes out half $1 trillion in stock and bond markets, the people go, hey, maybe we should not reelect that government. even in the united states, where donald trump can say objective things, calls an insurrection, and yet is equal to power. most of other still know how to hold democracy to account. >> this, as mentioned, is the biggest election year globally in modern history. all elections are not created equal, in part because of the things minnie stated. we are seeing countries decide to turn either toward democracy and progressive values me or turned away from democracy and progressive value, depending on where you look. far right parties have won acros

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represents people who come from the left of the posse who are more happy with jeremy kobus leadership and corbin, it's always been very uh, pro palestinian and to feel that there's been a purge of the left and the purge of the body so that i stood for months, so that dissatisfied on gauze, or that just last as far to the direction of the policy more generally. and this is the challenge of finding a policy that wants to win an election house who will not send to ground without discouraging discontents among those who prefer the old ways. yeah, and of course are only cold and one has st despite neva decide and kissed on the deciding not to run him under a labour ticket. he retained to say a reign by mari. it's been great to get your thoughts on this. thank you very much for your analysis. we appreciate it. ok, are the, is rarely strikes and sell them guys. i have killed at least 10 people hosted in media, sol, so say is really shouting struck, con eunice. and at alpha casualties were rushed amounts of hospital children among the injured in con eunice and. and then also the strip is really forces h

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minister , they moved it away from far left positions that it had under the previous leader, jeremy corbinlections with those pick day moved it not just to the center but to economic, local, domestic issues. schools, hospitals, what people think about when they wake up in the morning. they try to reconnect it with ordinary voters. they talk about working people. they talk about service. you can hear it and all of their language and every labour politician and that last week, everybody interviewed use of the same kind of language. at the same time they use that language to fight the legacy of the previous tory governments who had used populism, nationalism my fear of immigrants to create a kind of hysteria about the need for britain to defend itself, remove itself from europe and institutions. and by refocusing of what people care about and by saying they want to show that labour is a reliable partner . it's a part of the world. we will trade normally with our neighbors. by doing that, they may labour a trustworthy party again and they won. and it's not an exact parallel to the u.s. at all.

the competition only says over the years. growing, chinese there are also strong ones, this year in corbingoing strong, but so far the medals are just waiting for the winners, the participants of the two countries, djs, dancers, rock bands are uniting, the opening of the competition in china is traditionally a big holiday, to accelerate a wide short kayak is not just an additional opponent, there is a side wind, this vessel does not have a rudder, in the thousand-meter race you still need... to turn around as quickly as possible at the turning battle, and the distance is the largest, but despite this in two age categories, the russians they took silver and two bronzes, everything was fine, i had a perfect run, i didn’t run into anyone even once, the women took another silver to primorye, the race for gold , the athletes say, will continue, but next season. maria yezhevskaya, lead primorye. the news is following the development of the event. in the russian world. stay with us. we sing the best wedding songs, she opens the window, i’m with all my stupidity, my love, marry me tomorrow, it see