[applause] cps.: so i was put in it was a lot of negative things i've seen in cps. not only with me and with other kids. it was the workers and things, too. i was put in the rtc. was a bad first impression. the one thing about first impressions is you only get one. that can, depending on how the first impression goes -- it is going to -- you were going to look at the next one like that also. you will see that the next one. i was put in rtc. when i googled it, it was nice. ofent and i was kind negative going into. i did not want to be in cps, i did not want to be in rtc. i went in with a negative mindset, and that is not the mindset to have. i went in there and asked the kids, what is it like in here. they were kind of hesitant to tell me. one of them kind of opened up to me on the site. my roommate opened up to me and told me some of the things that yes,going on and was like, the staff can they will hit you, punch you, things like that. right when he told me that, unlike, whole lot -- i am like hold on to what you mean, they punch you? with fists? i was already hesi

tactics for attracting cp u.s.a. include leaking smear tactics to the media, plant evidence and hope that someone else comes along and sees it and believes that their co-leader is an fbi informant. creating a fake communist organization to attack the party from the marxist left. are you a marxist? they create these fake organizations to foster that kind of dissent. my personal favorite of these operation hood wink. send false documents to provoke a fight between the communist party and the cicilline mafia. the fbi is well aware with how they deal with threats. here is the suggestion that they have for how to deal with this. this is an agent requesting bureau permission to prepare the following letter, xeroxed copies would be mailed to the teamster locals. dear union boss, i am the loyal union man who wrote you around the end of january and i have more news for you. you will remember that i told you then that i heard from my commi brother-in-law that the leaders of his party had been in moscow, among the instructions

[applause] >> so i was put in cps. a lot of negative things i'd seen in cps. not only with me and not with other kids, it was like the workers and things too. i was put in rtc. the first rtc was a bad first impression. the one thing about first impressions is only you get one. that first impression it can depending on how that first impression goes, it is going to -- you are going to look at the next one like that also, you know what i'm saying? you're going to see that in the next one. i was put in rtc. when i googled, it was nice. owned by a football player. i went and i was kind of negative going in there. i didn't want to be in cps. i didn't want to be in rtc. so i was kind of negative going in there. i went in there with a negative mindset. that's not the mindset to have. i went in there and i used to ask the kids. what is it like in here? and they were kind of hesitant to tell me or scared. so one of them kind of opened up to me, like on the side, my roommate. he opened up to me and he told me some of the things that were going on, and he was like some o

she says the cps have a duty to keep cases under continuing review.iginal decision to charge him last year that have been a number of developments. she says they relate to evidence from two witnesses and the death of a third witness. the latest review has concluded there is no longer a realistic prospect of conviction and she says i the news will be different than mac is the families and the cps will meet with them to explain their decision. we have heard from one of the relatives. margaret aspinall has told us we have great dilemma grave concerns about the handling of the case by the cps and will be exercising our right to an independent review under the right to review scheme. it is our view the wrong charge was brought in the first place and we will be using the rebuke process to argue this point strongly. just to confirm, the former chief constable of merseyside police will not stand trial. we are due to hear shortly. this is part of the legal process. five other people are still due to stand trial. one of them is charged with manslaughter by gros

with the creation of co-intel pro, cp usa. a counterintelligence program specifically designed to target the communist party of the united states america. it's specifically counterintelligence rather than prosecutorial. it's a counterintelligence operation to destroy a political enemy of the government. for a couple of reasons. one, legal proceedings against communist party leaders have been very successful in sending a number of them to prison. the laws are favorable to doing that in in period of time. it had also exposed fbi informants. well-placed informths were then revealed as part of the court hearings, hoover is not keen on that. and in 1956/57. the court begins to roll back measures. laws that had been put in place in the '30s and '40s that had given free rein, anybody that's a member of a group that might espouse to overthrow the united states government in court rulings was interpreted loosely, used to put top leaders of the communist party of the united states in jail. top leaders who are operating for a foreign par

you have just had a meeting with the cps?urt today, the bereaved families heard there is no longer enough evidence to prosecute sir norman. afterwards, some of them met with the team who'd investigated him. it got very angry and i can assure you we put a lot of people in their place in that room today. you asked questions of them? we asked them whether they had done theirjob right. the money, the millions of pounds that this investigation has cost — and i'm talking about millions, now. they've had the evidence there and what happened today, for it basically to fall, is down to a lot of people. sir norman left court without further comment. some hillsborough families say they believe the wrong charge was brought and they want a review of today's decision. in the 1996 book on hillsborough which sir norman bettison wrote, he said he was the poster boy for conspiracy theorists. in court today, his barrister said there had been naked political interference in the bettinson case and that prosecutors had been put under pressure to b

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the cps have to justify taxpayers' money — why they are sending their cases to court.ina to court. when they do that they say in a sense that they believe the alleged victim by putting it into court. they are obviously under resourced at the moment, that is an argument they can make. and another point is that they would have spent months and months, i think it was a year since this incident happened, gathering the evidence, putting the case together, this wasn't, you know, tick a box, yes, let's take it there. it is interesting, because when journalists like myself get hold of the stories, the fact, they are easy to line up and go, well, why? we don't know the evidence, we don't know the evidence the jury had, and we have to believe in our jurors and the kaye —— case got in. you wouldn't do this unless you had reasonable evidence in front of you that made you make this decision and a number of people would have made it jointly. the jurors acted on the instructions of the judge that word that perhaps this man should not be found guilty of affray and the jury went away a

officials from the cps were believed to be drawing up papers but they say this is just one option ando final decision has been made about whether this is the only way to pursue it. russia has been in credit and on international relations, withdrawing from the icc after their final relations, withdrawing from the icc after theirfinal report relations, withdrawing from the icc after their final report on crimea annexation —— has been intransigent. and the other point the stronger the evidence looks to other countries who are allies of the uk in this, the stronger the argument continues to be by the british government to have their backing. and what the government will have to have is a clear diplomatic pathway for actions that are going to achieve something. if we request this warrant and russia says no we are back to square one and, not incorrectly, britons wa nt one and, not incorrectly, britons want to see some recourse from this horrific attack on citizens on british soil. something needs to happen, russia cannot go on acting like a rogue state in this matter. the traditional thing

the cps has been speaking to families to explain their decision.ret aspinall, who lost her son james said one relative, margaret aspinall, who lost her sonjames said some of them will seek independent review under the right to review scheme, and that has been backed by some mps in the north—west of england. louise brooks, whose brother andrew was killed, she says she feels let down. i am just very disappointed. they have let us families down, they have let the 96 down and they have also let down the families who are no longer alive the charges against sir norman have been dropped but that is just one pa rt been dropped but that is just one part of the legal process and as you heard in the report earlier, five more people are due to stand trial including david duckenfield, the match commander, who is charged with manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 football supporters. many thanks. talks on a brexit deal have resumed after a summer break. the new brexit secretary, dominic raab, has been meeting the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier in brussels

. >> reporter: gray skies hover over cp brandon mortuary. warner's paying respect to a man whose life was taken in an act of violence. >> my son passed away. >> reporter: andrea evans says . oakham police are t several not releasing details of a debt that leaves two-year-old zuri and nine-year-old tonight without a father. >> he was in their lives. it is going to be so hard because they don't have a dad anymore. >> reporter: >> i've tried to force him to get his nails painted. >> reporter: like the time her dad took her to the carnival. >> i asked for a funnel cake. he said no, you can go to the dollar tree and get something from there. >> and what did you say? >> i mike, but they don't have funnel cakes. >> reporter: it was a moment of levity on a day full of pain for those who knew mcginnis as a father, a mentor, even his early days as a student >> he had a spark in his eye. he loved learning. it was challenging. i was r: clear storm and kland in a became his colleague when he began working ever dealt elementary school. he worked in after

the cps has been speaking to relatives explain how they reached their decision. families who are no longer alive to see this journey through to the end. the charges against sir norman bettison have been dropped today but this is just bettison have been dropped today but this isjust one part bettison have been dropped today but this is just one part of the legal process. five other people are still due to stand trial, the match commander on the day of the disaster who is charged with manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 football supporters. the brexit secretary dominic raab is in brussels this afternoon for the latest round of talks with the eu negotiator michel barnier. we're expecting to hear from them shortly but first our europe correspondent adam fleming is in there — adam what can we expect from this meeting? i'm not sure exactly what we are going to hearfrom them i'm not sure exactly what we are going to hear from them when they ta ke to going to hear from them when they take to the podium is because neither side is predicting this week of talks will see

there is an ongoing review involving the general medical council and cps and senior doctors, lookingset. it is ensuring that doctors can sleep easy in their beds, having made mistakes often with tragic consequences and reflect on those without fear of being prosecuted. that has to be set against the interest of patient safety, ensuring patients have full confidence in doctors. it is a very tricky question. it may well involve new legislation. so that will have do ta ke legislation. so that will have do take its course. meanwhile, jack adcock‘s mother nicky very angry at what happened. she said she will be consulting her own lawyers about the possibility of taking further action in this case. 0k, thank you. heathrow airport is calling on the government to relax passport controls for certain passengers arriving in the uk, in a bid to reduce delays. last month, visitors from outside the european economic area were left queuing for up to two and a half hours, according to new figures. on only one day last month did the uk border force achieve its aim to see 95% of visitors within 45 minu

the cps is preparing the case and interestingly they seem to have leads on this, we haven't heard anythingsible, similar to litvinenko, to individuals who came to this country possibly with false identities, carry out the attack and then disappeared and we haven't heard anything from them —— two individuals. this article relates to margaret hodge and action has been dropped against her in, as the guardian puts it, their bid to end the anti—semitism row. guardian puts it, their bid to end the anti-semitism row. it's a terrible row engulfing the labour party, the inability to deal with what must be seen as institutional anti—semitism at this point. it has all anti—semitism at this point. it has a ll started anti—semitism at this point. it has all started with corbyn deciding that he wanted to adopt a different definition of anti—semitism to the ih area definition of anti—semitism to the ih are a anti—semitism definition, and this led to words between margaret and another mp, ian austin, and the leader, and an investigation will was launched against margaret hodge for her behaviour and ian au

a short time ago and there were family members there asking direct questions of the i/o pc and the cpssecution has now been dropped. they are talking about bringing a review and we have had in the last hour some reaction from political quarters, some of the north mps, following hillsborough as well, steve rotheram, andy burnham, others, maria eagle, altogether saying they are disappointed to hear the news today, they fully support the news today, they fully support the decision of the families to seek a review. judith moritz, many thanks, outside preston crown court. pressure is mounting on the chancellor to loosen the purse strings ahead of this autumn‘s budget after official figures showed the public finances were in better shape than expected. figures released this morning by the office for national statistics showed that the government took in £2 billion more than it spent last month, the healthiestjuly surplus for 18 years. andy verity is here. talk us through the figures. the numbers we have been watching for yea rs the numbers we have been watching for years now and austerity an

you have just had a meeting with the cps?cute sir norman. afterwards, some of them met with the team who'd investigated him. it got very angry and i can assure you we put a lot of people in their place in that room today. you asked questions of them? we asked them whether they had done theirjob right. the money, the millions of pounds that this investigation has cost — and i'm talking about millions, now. they've had the evidence there and what happened today, for it basically to fall, is down to a lot of people. sir norman left court without further comment. some hillsborough families say they believe the wrong charge was brought and they want a review of today's decision. the headlines on bbc news: president trump's former campaign chief paul manafort is found guilty of eight charges, including bank and tax fraud. in a separate case, the president's former lawyer michael cohen has pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance laws. both men face years in prison. in others news, sir norman bettison, the former police chief ac

. >> as a way of explanation, when cp -- when c-span went to hanoi, handler or a guide provided by thegovernment. his name was mr. hung. we asked at the minute we got there if we could go to the prison where senator mccain was held and they said, we will get you there one way or another. one afternoon they said it was time to go. what you will see is haphazard talked. we took off into prison 29. i wanted to go up to the corner of the present to listen for a while to see what you could hear. you will see if that is there. if you don't mind watching, we will come back and get your reaction. >> the section over there is newly built. from here forward. newly built. from this tale of the car , it is in the board tact. >> these were cells right here? >> no. this is storage. and i observe the daily life from this position. the behavior of the american pilots. >> were they out here in the courtyard? >> they were here in the courtyard. time, this -- there was no house. >> that building was not there. middle of the courtyard, there was a shelter. when the american planes were approaching, hoveri

so, you've just had a meeting with the cps. yeah.day, the bereaved families heard there's no longer enough evidence to prosecute sir norman. afterwards, some of them met with the team who'd investigated him. it got very angry, and i can assure you, we put a lot of people in their place in that room today. you asked questions of them? we asked them whether they'd done their job right. the money, the millions of pounds that this investigation has cost, and i'm talking about millions now. they've had the evidence there, and what happened today, for it basically to fall is down to a lot of people. sir norman bettison left court without further comment. some hillsborough families say they believe the wrong charge was brought and they want a review of today's decision. in his book, sir norman bettison described himself as the poster boy for conspiracy theorists and in court today, his barrister said there had been naked political interference in the case. and that the former police watchdog, the ipcc, had been put under pressure to bring t

it says that the bishop was parr of the cp. the president of trinity university says the report calls for an act of atonement. >> i think the cardinal should consider stepping aside. not to say tt it is culpable. but that would help catholics to see there are teeth behind the words. >> they had a meetg and the church has not told us what was discussed in that meeting. >>> a school outside of town has been vandalized. there's an online petition to remove his name fromchool. he was part of a cover-up, allegedly, of sex abuse in the diocese. >>> new fallout involved in the death of mcnair. >> boomer esiason looked into the handling of mcnair's death. take a listen. >> the heartbreak that i share over the mcnair's fa unspeakable strategy is only matched by the disgust toward the university leadership. they are reportedly on shaky ground. this could be a good time for them to exit. >> mcnair died in june after suffering a suspected heat in stroke dpractice.se ral members of the administration, including the head football coach are o

. >> the work is far from over for the redskins, but the final days of training cp are finally hehere. today second to last day innd ri. much better todaytehan yrday after two and a halnd weeks a practices. the days are more exciting with the jets. the first regular season games continued. >> training camp is still going on and going in until the preseason is over and we're still in camp. we'll still be c inp and still will have to play the preseason games and feels good to get there. >> you're gettinge. >> still august 13th. haven't even hit the secondpr eason game. a long way to go until september 9th. >> after thinking pink, pink accents everywhere as the think pink creator tania schneider cebrated 20 years of breast cancer awareness. the wife of the owner is a breast cancer survivor. >> we do feel like we're saving lives. >> we're not finished and we need to find a cure. we'll make sure they definitely find a cure. >> the redskinser jys having pink accents around their collars, numbers and sleeves. sherree burruss, news 4 sports. >> something special at training camp today. >> hey

now, word got out i may that hall was hanging cp hisats but he says he won't miss the running around and hitting ypeople. toda he told us its his teammates he's going to miss most. >> i'm going to miss just hangin out with the guys. i'm going to miss being in the locker room. i'm going to miss the. jok i'm going to miss going to dinner, even though i end up pickin h up the checkf the time. i'm going to miss that part of it. hopefully i can still come around as much as possible and stil try to pour into these young guys. even being out here on the as field, i starting to miss it a little bit. just miss hanging with the guys, not running around at also you know, i'm going to miss that part of it for sure. >> well he'll save money without picking up the check. >> except he has six >>> tonight, terrifying new video from inside that plane at the very moment it crashed just after takeoff. over 400 people on board including dozens of americans. how everyone made it out alive and why the pilot ok off in the face of violent weather. >>> a shocking twist in the murder of rmer president george

first here's a cps report on opposition to the war.>>reporter: war, and specifically the war in vietnam, troubles all america. it troubles young people more. the gap is greatest between college students and the rest of society.>> i think the war of vietnam began to escalate in 1965.>> arnold taylor, a radical student from the university of colorado explains one reason for the spread of radicalism. his audience? echo on his club. >> if it was not the vietnam war a lot of people let myself will not reach the level i have and it was the vietnam war that began the first conflict. >> the survey showed that six out of 10 parents and noncollege youth believe in fighting war for our honor. only one fourth of the college students say the same. almost 2/3 of the parents,

. $52 a share is about where you might see cps trade if les moonves is not at company or maybe a little lower. so i mean, listen, this is a trading situation and i think they actually have to talk about succession here. if an analyst does not ask about succession, forget about the charges, forget about ronan farrow, about succession, they're not an analyst. those are not analysts. those are just you know, company flaks. and so i would expect some brave soul to break a little protocol and say, with all due respect, who is next in line in the unfortunate circumstance that mr. moonves is not with us in the next couple of months? liz: charlie, why don't you get on the call and ask? >> well, i should have chosen that profession instead of this one. david: liz: great point. i'm sure shari redstone has her guy or this board has their guy, here is the thing, les moonves made a lot of people on the board pretty rich. he tripled the stock on his watch when he took over in 2006. >> very good ceo. excellent ceo. whether comes down to this whether they bounce him or not. is the board really looking

the programs are just a tool that we engage for the cp to you solve certain problems. if you argue, it takes faith to believe in science or takes faith to believe in reason, you have just refuted yourself because you made an argue. and an argue. is based on reason. so you can't even do that. how do we know that science and reason works? because it works. you can cure diseases with it. you can send up tesla model roadster to mars or wherever it's going or what i called the which theory of causeilate. the moral arc i talk about how moral progress is made the same way other problems solved, applying science and reason. when people thought that the causal explanation of diseases and accidents and plagues and famines were women cav voting with demons in the middle of the night, they were wrong and therefore their application of their causal theory to burning women at the stake as a solution was wrong. so we solved that problem and we don't have to go back. and that is how science and reason are tools that lead towards all kinds of progress. just call it human progress but t

as the na cp leader, i have to vote no.vote tallied no on everything and maxine's as well. i do not hide yet with acclamation, i'm not trying to be lazy. i have a little integrity, and i have to go home. >> if you would like for the minutes to reflect that the vote was a certain way and that you wished to be recorded. as a negative vote, or the iposite to what carries, believe that no one would object request, is it your vote and -- though? yes. should not leave me with any other instructions. please record my vote. >> thank you, without objection. come of the first vote is in motion to suspend it which leaves two thirds the affirmative. these his way to do this is that all those in favor of the motion to suspend, please stand if he can and raise your hand if you're unable to. all those, and proxies, two hands. all those opposed, please stand. it appears, that the motion carries overwhelmingly. -- second motion the motion to suspend the counting that is currently going on. again, a two thirds requirement. i would ask all th

you have just had a meeting with the cps?ereaved families heard there is no longer enough evidence to prosecute sir norman. afterwards, some of them met with the team who'd investigated him. it got very angry and i can assure you we put a lot of people in their place in that room today. you asked questions of them? we asked them whether they had done theirjob right. the money, the millions of pounds that this investigation has cost — and i'm talking about millions, now. they've had the evidence there and what happened today, for it basically to fall, is down to a lot of people. sir norman left court without further comment. some hillsborough families say they believe the wrong charge was brought and they want a review of today's decision. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 and 11.30 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are the political strategistjo tanner, and jess brammar, head of news at huffpost uk. reports from the united states claim

. >>> a mother in illinois is being investigated by cps for allowing her eight-year-old daughter to walk by herself. a neighbor called police reporting a child less than five years old was walking the dog alone, officers responded and after talking with the mother determined the child was not in danger. then the same neighbor called the department of family and children services to make the same complaint. >> we did something that was perfectly normal on the north shore and in parenting and i was still investigated. >> the department of family services cleared the mother of any wrongdoing saying that they had to check out any report that comes into their hotline. >>> a new survey shows marijuana use among california teenagers is dropping, the california healthy kids survey was released and the study found between 2011 and 2013 10% of california's seventh graders used marijuana. the number dropped to 7.9% from 2013 to 2015 and in the most recent study only 4.2% said they tried smoking marijuana. >>> a rising star in comedy, you might recognize him, coming up we will chat live with the com

she turned him over and began cp their first kiss, helping to save his life.y. but montgomery was still unconscious when paramedims carried off the beach. he woke up in the ambulance. the following day, he had bypass surgery to repair a blocked artery. montgomery survived, and his relationship with trainor flourished. ten months later, hs heart strong and full. indeed, in every sense, right? we're joined by max and his heroic girlfriend, dr. andi trainor. good morning to both of gyou. d morning. >> good morning. >> well, that's a story! okay, so, i mean, you're out there. i dven know what to ask for. andi, did you feel ike, gosh, tha first date, is he joking, like should i get in there? and seconds matter in a situation like that. >> yeah. when we were walking up the beachnd he collapsed, and my first thought was did he trip? and then my second thought was, oke does not seem like the kind of person that would be playing a joke on me. and so, turned him over and immediately realized that heno s responding to me and knew that there was a problem. >> you just wen

prepÁrese amado virgo puede nar dar dardos si no reflejas que pueden matar su relaciÓn el fin de semana asÍ cp con piscis, un momento maravilloso en el cielo, dios te pone la oportunidad de amar y ser amado. si has tenido problemas de amor. el amor estÁ frente a ti y no lo has querido ver. soy mario vanucchi iz y te recuerdo que eres la luz de amor infinito. >>> aquÍ estoy frente a ti. >>> mi amor. con esa luna creciente. vas a estar crecida de amor, mÁs de lo que ya eres, dios mÍo. >>> pausa comercial, dios mÍo comentamos. natalia en exclusiva nos confiesa que ha tenido que vender ropa usada para mantener a su hija. eso lo veremos, wow!. quÉ fuerte. >>> mario y rashel, nos dicen que a los astros de la gente de fin de semana >>> buenos dÍas, vamos con las noticias en un nuevo dÍa. el gobierno suspendiÓ el desfile militar por el dÍa de los veteranos de este aÑo, tras trascender que costarÍa 92 millones de dÓlares. 3 veces mÁs del precio inicial sugerido por la casa blanca. el desfile tendrÍa 5 soldados de las ramas de las fuerzas armadas. >>> en otro tema muchas familias cruzan la frontera son

not before it next year, are we going to cp growth differential. up and that is what is going to matter for the ecb. guy: does the euro vote down in the meantime -- go down in the meantime? on the one hand, we are talking about resilience of the u.s. economy to trade war spirit there is one vulnerability and that is the dollar. it is a concern for the u.s. side. it is probably not going to have a dramatic economic impact. markets,e and emerging this pair is important. it is driven by the growth differentials between those. that is going to peak a lot earlier than 2020. francine: i do not know what the trump administration is thinking on the dollar. he had talked it down and we had a tweet yesterday where he says our economy is doing that are than ever, pouring into our cherished dollar. do you want weaker dollar or a stronger dollar? wanted to be stable but a strong dollar means the weakening of u.s. exports. when the u.s. dollar was strengthening against the chinese currency, the administration was showing its anger. is -- weakening of the chinese

only through collaborative working of kent police and the immigration service, cps, national crime agencyne in the united kingdom. this is something we really need to be very watchful of that it is happening in other areas, is it? new national crime agency works with partners to safeguard the coastline. it wishes to reassure members of the public both in those areas colony and elsewhere that we will look to identify and prosecute those involved in this illegal activity. thank you heard much for being with us. the hot weather has seen people heading to parks and public spaces to enjoy the sunshine, but after the bbq‘s and picnics, councils are left to clear up the mess. this was the scene outside buckingham palace yesterday with cans, bottles and wrappers all left behind. the charity keep britain tidy says littering is on the increase. graham satchell has been to parks in hackney in east london to see how they are coping with rubbish. why? why leave all this stuff just lying around ? it doesn‘t make sense. what‘s wrong with just taking, taking your litter back with you? this is kelvingrove

thinking that this came by, the den delay cp -- the naacp, easily. i do not want to -- your all community, and one person wronged and one person wronged in this committee, we do not stand up for them, all of them are wronged. here --t a person in there is not a person in here who cannot say that they do not have someone from this community in their family. if they are in denial they are making a big mistake. , i wased off saying working on a proposition in california, i would go around and everybody i spoke to was white. i would say where the african-americans? were are the african-americans? this movement is going to be just like the rest of america. your living out my community. luckily, that naacp started. i used to say to the few blocks that i spoke to if you are going to church and preach to the choir anymore, there wouldn't be anybody left. some folks took that to heart. but that is not how you when. you win by bringing them in one by one. i want to thank the national -- naacp for finally coming to terms. how long did it take us to get same-sex

there have been some new protocols from the cps and the national police chiefs' council, to try and say that becomes known among the public at large, thatis known among the public at large, that is the strongest weapon in bringing about change and getting resources . we polled our own audience and we had 12,000 people respond the question, have you ever been stalked? i question, have you ever been stalked ? i would question, have you ever been stalked? i would demographic that social media platform, 35% told us they had been stalked in the past, an extraordinarily large number and indicative of the issue itself. thank you also much for speaking to us this morning. some breaking news now. the former english defence league leader tommy robinson has been freed on bail by the court of appeal after winning a challenge against a appeal after winning a challenge againstafinding appeal after winning a challenge against a finding of contempt of court. 0ur correspondent is at the court of appeal. tom, tell us the latest. it isa latest. it is a significant development in the case of tommy robinson

the police, cps and the home office haven't confirmed whether or not that's the plan but from what you'rean federation would invoke article 61 of the russian constitution and say russian nationals will not be extradited to any foreign country. however, i have to say it's not entirely unprecedented for the russian federation to extradite its nationals to a foreign country. this happened in 2002 when the russian federation extradited marach guerra biased to turkmenistan. the russian federation does extradite its nationals when it is politically advantageous. do you see parallels with the case mother litvinenko case, and the salisbury one? i'm not very keen to draw parallels, but i think the skripal poisoning, the murder of dawn sturgess, is a test for the british government to see what lessons it has learned from the litvinenko case. are you concerned that we will see the continuation of a war of words between russia and the uk government hannah lester is a public enquiry, we might not get to the bottom of what happened ? we might not get to the bottom of what happened? i am concerned that

as we were moving out into our jungle cp, i had the special effects guys put in four or five mortar shot. i wanted them to get the idea of what it is like to be walking and suddenly mortars hit. these explosions went off. i jumped in the hole and said -- get some fire out there, get the fire out there! here was charlie sheen and johnny depp, and an actor by the name of ivan kane. they are all huddled in these -- in this whole with these and 16. i said, give me that rifle. you have to return fire get some fire out there. i looked at the rifle and it was unloaded. i turned to one of the actors and i said -- give me a magazine! he looked at me -- deer in the headlights. i said -- give me a magazine! he reached into his rucksack and pulled out an issue of time magazine that he had brought from the airplane. you get into weird situations. >> it is a continue on of learning. >> it was a continuum of learning. >> i was on your warriors, inc. website, dale, and you wrote there -- we do not encourage a zero defect mentality. i expect that my people will make mistakes and to learn from them. can y