the daily mail.ostate revolution. quick access programme to revolutionise prostate cancer, a test table to all but the next couple of years. they hope to test 5000 men in this trial. the idea being to reduce time taken from diagnosis from six weeks, to these. lots of tests and reviews in a small numberof lots of tests and reviews in a small number of days and get greater a ccu ra cy number of days and get greater accuracy in the results and that would be fairly revolution early if they can do that. the point about a ccu ra cy they can do that. the point about accuracy is interesting, people often have doubts about the reliability of some of the tests. the daily mail is quite strong on this, the reason for this is that one in eight men are diagnosed with prostate cancer, this year and the deaths overtook breast—cancer deaths, now that is the third deadliest cancer, it has kind of crept up, campaigners are calling for greater investment in prostate cancer. and men are notoriously bad at going to the dr

plastic bottles victory for the daily mail... 5p charge on plastic bags in the past, and now a bottle scheme... there is nothing new. you will not remember this, but we do! whatever happened to the limit bottles. i do find this astonishing, the daily mail has no shame! it is a 10—year campaign against plastic pollution. i seem to remember they were very disgruntled about the 5p plastic bag charge, and then decided they would back it... it is ok to think things through and change of mind... (!) i'm thinking of buying an old—fashioned soda siphon. because they are far more environmentally friendly. single use plastic... i have a comment, an independent working group has submitted this evidence, we will consider the deposit returned scheme, and we will announce a decision on the next steps in due course, so we are not there yet with this either. good to put it out there, encouraging people in the right direction, the whole public policy is shaped by this, blue planet two. sometimes it would be a goodidea planet two. sometimes it wou

daily. mail daily. mail. this is did all the news live from berlin the far right in front strives to shed its racist hoskin here for national policy cutting its remaining trials with foundational not even ten abolishing his post of honorary president his daughter meanwhile posse leader not in the pen tries to rebrand the party with a new mainstream name. also on the program and reunited after more than a year behind bars the two churches journalists return to the independent newspaper in djibouti yet after being released on bail but that battle is far from over. and china's president typings is already firm grip on power xi jinping you can now rule the country indefinitely on the palm and to prove the constitutional amendment scrapping presidential term that ends. in a little. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a thanks for joining us in france the leader of the far right for nasr not potty mouth in japan has proposed changing the party's name to. which roughly translates as national rally that's

very quickly, daily mail, counselling parking —— council parking charges to sort.local authority funding and austerity since 2010 and the fa ct and austerity since 2010 and the fact that council taxes have gone up and many councils have few parts of the budget which they can increase but now they have been told they can increase council tax due to the social care crisis. the daily mail has done a story which says that one of the parts of the budget they can automatically increase on their own is car parking charges. the truce is that they may well increase by 45%... that they may well increase by 4596. .. the residents permits that they may well increase by 4596... the residents permits could bea 4596... the residents permits could be a lot more. they could be, but they're not going to get nearly as much from that as they will do from council tax increases. so, this is a very small part of the budget. when there is a cap on something somewhere you have to increase your income from something else. the kind of thing which will infuriate people. absolutely, i recently

pippa middleton's mother—in—law has been charged with historical sex offences, according to the daily mail dick has been interviewed by the times, saying that children are lured into crime on social media. and the express says the russian defence ministry did abe missile test. in the financial times weekend says there are doubts over the takeover of gkn. the daily star reports on arms was in a's health scare after his open—heart surgery. and the daily mirror says that a former england footballer is in hospital after a cardiac arrest. so let's start with the gkn. web giant chose violence. what is this? this is an interview with cressida dick, the most senior policewoman in the country. she says that social media tends to wrap up young people, teenagers, mainly, acting like accelerant, petrol on the fire, you might think. —— matter. she cites evidence said there have been tens starting in 17 day so far in a one—month period this year. and she is worried about it. —— rev up. she says this is big social media giants, we can't just says this is big social media giants, we can'tjust treat says t

daily mail approaches the white house with detailed allegations of emotional and physical abuse against rob porter, made in an interview by jennifer. second wife. what is your case that john kelly is not being truthful when he says that he was not told about physical abuse? >> so the daily mail was very clear in its original account to the white house that it was in fact physical abuse, that the wife was alleging against rob porter, so it seems that there might be some sort of a disconnect between the press office and perhaps what john kelly was told, if he's saying he didn't know that there was physical abuse and it was just emotional abuse. there seems to be a disconnect between the white house press office and john kelly overall. if i could flash forward to the next day on wednesday, john kelly saying he told rob porter it was time to go on tuesday evening but on wednesday at the white house press briefing, after 1:30 p.m., sarah sanders gets up at the podium, reads rob porter's resignation and says he's not even leaving anytime soon. there will be a transition period of some sort. s

we speak to award winning author in rolling stone journalist matt taibbi and andrew pierce the daily mail's consulted editor writes off jeremy corbyn even though the latest opinion polls show you the odds on favorite to be britain's next prime minister all of them all coming up to him going underground. by. the church secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard was not known highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that of themselves and as the i and then i think you'll hear that it just. gets felt. pretty hot. welcome back well the stakes could arguably never be higher in what some are already predicting it turned into a nuclear confrontation between britain and russia no wonder some way to argue that labor leader jeremy corwin is seeking to decrease tensions whilst applying stringent

but the "daily mail" says that false.hat is your case that john kelly is not being truthful when he says that he was not told about physical abuse? >> so the daily mail was very clear in its original account to the white house that it was in fact physical abuse, that the wife was alleging against rob porter, so it seems that there might be some sort of a disconnect between the press office and perhaps what john kelly was told, if he's saying he didn't know that there was physical abuse and it was just emotional abuse. there seems to be a disconnect between the white house press office and john kelly overall. if i could flash forward to the next day on wednesday, john kelly saying he told rob porter it was time to go on tuesday evening but on wednesday at the white house press briefing, after 1:30 p.m., sarah sanders gets up at the podium, reads rob porter's resignation and says he's not even leaving anytime soon. there will be a transition period of some sort. so those two things don't really jive, especially because the

john kelly said today that rob porter resigned twice on the day that the daily mail came to them. the next day they continued to defend him. the next day sarah sanders went to the podium and said he would be staying on for several weeks longer. it doesn't add up at all. we also know from our sources that multiple people in the white house were told that there were serious problems with his security clearance process due to abuse allegations in his past. kelly didn't address that. staends by his comments on a somewhat legalistic ground that the office that deals with these issues didn't tell him that there was a problem with domestic abuse in rob porter's clearance file. >> gloria, great column out today. >> thank you. >> fantastic. it's so well sourced. you're talking to people who are in donald trump's corner. they want him to succeed. they do. yet they are looking at what they worry about as an unraveling, especially as they see the president become increasingly isolated by these departures this week and also in previous months. >> yeah. and i think what was striking to me is th

you will hear shortly from the daily mail editor who sought comment. everything they had on both - ex-wives including the physical abuse allegations. unless the press office didn't mention it to the chief of staff who also happened to be porter's boss, he already knew it from the daily mail. cnn has reported a source inside the white house saying kell will he and who others were always made aware of what the source calls quote domestic issues end quote back in november. only that it was something that would have raised suspicions. here is how jenny willoby described her relationship with her ex-hub. >> after an argument where we were both yelling in each other's faces which unfortunately had become the norm in our marriage and i removed myself from the situation to take a shower, to cool down, to disengage from the situation, he came to the shower and opened the door and pulled me out to continue yelling at me. >> he put his hands on you and pulled you out? >> yeah. >> was that a startling moment for you? >> i think up until that moment, i didn't reali

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

this is the headline in the daily mail, it's little easter. crackers, reads and turkeys. do you go big on easter celebration? we look forward to easter, we have not got a wreath on the door, we will not be having an easter turkey. it's fascinating, retailers are taking another christian festival and deciding it's an opportunity for expenditure. they are doing what they do, dry to make more money?‘ retailer needs to shift the stock, the cost of business is continuing to rise, the demand to ship volume comes more pressing and the marketing campaign that is going around, merry easter. colin tweeted to see easter like christmas has gone over the top, chris says its retail gone mad, i thought christmas was bad, not more commercial rubbish, the only good thing is four days off work. humbug says chris. retailers gone bonkers, crackers and turkey should only be used at christmas, not any other time. everyone giving it a thumbs down. jeremy, thank you for coming in. plenty of chocolate, that's all we need. it is the food of life, is it not? that's it f

the daily mail consultant writes off jeremy corbyn even though they just opinion polls show you the odds on favorite to be britain's prime minister all of them all coming up to him going underground. this baby and. say this on march eighteenth vote with your remote. for special coverage of the russian presidential election exit polls opinions real time results monitoring and much more. good and the bad capitalism to work both winners and losers you can't bail out every single bank that gets into trouble. and bellowed every single twenty cap was the nice free money you got to let the system weed out the losers otherwise you end up with you know a state controlled state maintained price fixing regime by the state that resembles all failed such experiments in the past why not just let the free market be the free market. welcome back while the stakes could arguably never be higher and what some are already predicting could turn into a nuclear confrontation between britain and russia no wonder some might argue that labor leader jeremy called in a seeking to decrease tensions whilst applying s

we speak to award winning author and rolling stone journalist matt tybee and andrew pierce the daily mail's consulting editor writes off jeremy corbyn even though they just opinion polls show you the odds on favorite to be britain's prime minister all of them all coming up to him going underground. the good and the bad you need capitalism to work both winners and losers you can't bail out every single bank that gets into trouble you can't bail out every. free money you've got to let the system weed out the losers otherwise you end up with you know a state controlled state maintained price fixing regime by the state that resembles all failed such experiments in the past why not just let the free market be the free market. for an american five. human rights abusers notion. of yemen you see the. genocide they were gone then just look who is some porting who can and british and a number of other european countries they are very generous to lend their support to their grandson so what kind of human lives is sad in which to live a million children a woman does not count. welcome back while the st

finally in the daily mail, ‘we wish you a merry easter?it crackers, egg baubles, wreaths and easter turkeys, are supermarkets repackaging christmas? now you know. with me is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. hugh were giggling about the easter headlines, hopefully we will have some time to discuss that. the storm gathering over the white house, stormy daniels going public in a television interview and now it is out there, as it were. what you make of the washington post and what it has to say about this? it has gone big on this story and not surprisingly, it was the main prime—time news interview, 60 minutes with anderson cooper, a legend in the us broadcasting, last night. the tone is remind me a little bit of watergate. she is approached by a shady character in a car park in florida. it got me thinking about deep throat during the watergate scandal. she is also saying she was threatened in that encounter and she is now saying that the money she was given during the us presidential election c

the daily mail among many covering a new twist to the russian spy story. s another critic of moscow has been found dead in the uk — counter—terrorism police are investigating. the daily telegraph reports on the british chancellor's spring statement. it's an optimistic growth forecast, with the paper saying there's light at the end of the tunnel. if you're always checking your phone for news you might like this feature in the new york times. its columnist went two months just reading printed newspapers — we'll look at what he learned. and finally, buzzfeed among many paying tribute to professor stephen hawking who they say mastered both cosmology and celebrity. so let's begin. back with me is lawrence gosling — editor of investment week. we have arab news but every paper in the world is looking at this sacking of the us secretary of state. this one just says," is you're fayed". of the us secretary of state. this onejust says," is you're fayed". —— lucrative. not often that the editor of cheese put their name to a very strident opinion piece. —— fired. basica

that is on the front page of the daily mail. what should we do about the world cup?ut it is a big issue. they are hosting it injune. this is all going on. and they have an election in russia and we already know that the financial sanctions imposed following its annexation of crimea has caused a lot of economic hardship, especially on those close to vladimir putin and his close circle of, not friends as it were, but political allies, or whatever. it is interesting. the timing. it has. it has. it will be meaningful. because it is also raising the external pressure on vladimir putin to, with an explanation. based on what we are seen in the past, the expectation is that there will also be an answer by russia saying this is just be an answer by russia saying this isjust foreign is just foreign allegations, and we had nothing to do it. —— too. we have seen this in cases past. this is one of the reason is back for which people asking for tougher sanctions. —— one of the reasons for which. all right. we will watch that space. as we mentioned, we had till midnight tonight in

the daily mail has more on an alleged child grooming ring in shropshire.nd the mirror reports ex—liverpool footballer, jamie carragher, has apologised after he spat at a 14—year—old manchester united fan from his car. so, not suprisingly, lots more on the events in salisbury on the front pages. that is where we will begin. the daily telegraph says officials are facing a nerve agent backlash. a week has gone by and public health information is only just week has gone by and public health information is onlyjust being issued. the information people need to wash clothes they are wearing if they are around salisbury, wipe down mobile phones with wet wipes if they have been exposed. it is a week after the incident. you can see people wearing suits, contamination suits. it is quite a juxtaposition. most people would think it is fine otherwise they would not tell us, but they are telling them now. it seems awfully late to do this. but don't panic. no alarm. 500 people would have visited the restaurant, pub, where the two or three victims of the attack visited. bu

the daily mail leads with an impassioned plea to ministers to ensure new passports issued after the uks the eu are made by a british company, after it was disclosed a french company has won the contract. and finally, the sun claims that an easyjet pilot was caught out posing for pictures on snapchat during a flight to madrid last week. so lots to talk about this evening, let's talk about the fallout after what happened in salisbury, and the times have got theresa may's uni macro allies preparing to expel russian diplomats stash eu allies. they have put out a statement saying it was russia behind the attack. michel barnier has said eu have agreed that there is no other alternative explanation as to who was behind this attempted poisoning of this double agent and his daughter and also the story goes further and it suggests other countries might do what we have done, expelling 23 russian spies. russia retaliated at the weekend and they have ticked at 23 of hours so it is interesting to see of other countries follow suit —— kicked out 23 of ours. it is interesting as to what other countrie

this is what the daily mail is talking about.rs were sceptical before they went into the meeting, but by taking them through the evidence from the intelligence services, she persuaded them that russia was to blame. and some of the countries have now been persuaded and those who are on the borders of russia, i think, are glad to see britain taking a tougher stance. 20 out of 27 isa taking a tougher stance. 20 out of 27 is a significant number. you are still going to get conspiracy theories around it and there are some who are not entirely convinced. i guess it is difficult to you present the evidence to win people around, but you suspect that if it was the russian state behind this, president putin would have preferred for this to cause disruption rather than unity within the european nations. yes, and it has been said that a lot of what russia is doing not just that a lot of what russia is doing notjust in terms of nerve agents but also in terms of cyber warfare and interfering in elections, they are trying to sow disunity in the

and finally the daily mail has a story about the possible takeover of the engineering firm that madehe famous spitfire planes. so, former fleet street editor eve pollard and charlie wells, deputy snapchat editor from the economistjoined me earlier — let's have another look at the review. let's start with the ft and the ongoing story of whether spending rules were broken or not. gove and johnson in the line of fire. how we re johnson in the line of fire. how were these rules broken supposedly? there was a vote leave and another organisation called bieliaiev and they had £7 million — an extraordinary amount of money— to be spent before the referendum. the treasurer for b leave announced they would give an extra money to spend to actually campaign before the referendum. michael gove and boris johnson have both denied they knew anything about this and this is something that there is another organisation like cambridge analytica, another one, may have been involved. the lawyers are saying the company had never entered in any contract with cambridge analytica. it is a very complicated stor

the daily mail leads with the labour anti—semitism row.ls made by the mayor of greater manchester, that the government needs to rethink rules for dealing with terror attacks. on the times front page is an article detailing how women in their 40s are the only age group of women with a rising pregnancy rate. the sun leads with a story about how a convicted terrorist who groomed young boys was given two council flats. so that's tomorrow front pages and let's start with one of the stories we we re let's start with one of the stories we were mentioning there, the front page of the guardian here talking about the call for an urgent overhaul of the terror response rules. this is after the report into the terrorist attack at the manchester arena. yes, this is actually quite an interesting example of where the mayor can effect change quite quickly so we are not even a year since the terrible attack in manchester and this report that he commissioned after concerns that were being raised by firefighters about how events that night unfolded, there was

when we showed you the front pages at the beginning of the review we said david matthews who the daily mailn charged with historic child sucks fences. he is pippa middleton's father—in—law, not her stepfather. he denies the charges. thanks very much. back again at 11:30pm for another look at the front pages making the news tomorrow. coming i next, the contrast in weather conditions across the country today. central and southern parts saw lots of rain. pictures coming through thick and fast off the wet weather with waterlogged fields and very large puddles. further north and west, some glorious sunny photographs like this highland sunset. for the rest of the weekend, looking unsettled. there will be rain in the forecast and snow which could be disruptive on easter monday. it will remain on the cool side but there will be some dry and bright moments. the rain across southern dry and bright moments. the rain across southern areas dry and bright moments. the rain across southern areas moved north overnight. affecting much of wales, central, northern, eastern england and eastern scotland, as wel

the daily mail warns that parking charges could rise by up to 45% in some areas as councils try to manage liz hurley has returned to the uk after her nephew was reportedly stabbed. so, the meeting between kimjong—un and donald trump takes centre stage in most of the papers along with the spy in most of the papers along with the spy story from salisbury. starting with the daily mirror, and this stark image, it says, poisoned spy, clues from the grave, saying that police have examined the graves of skripal! wife and sun amid fears that they were poisoned. we have not heard that information efficiently but there is a lot of speculation about the death of other members of his family? that's right. and before we came on susie was providing a very good explanation of why they might have gone to this particular graves. the problem is that we know so graves. the problem is that we know so very little about what is going on, so all we have is a series of dramatic images of police officers in these ridiculous chemical suits and tents ove rg razed. in these ridiculous chemical suits and tents overgr

as does the daily mail which also reports on the protests. have a closer look. dia, starting with the financial times, washington takes lead as britain's allies expel 100 russian diplomats. we have really seen a coordinated diplomatic offensive today, haven't we? that's right, the ft are calling ita we? that's right, the ft are calling it a big coup for theresa may as thisjoint effort goes it a big coup for theresa may as this joint effort goes forward. as you mentioned, the us is leading the way with 60 diplomats being expelled along with the seattle consulate being closed down as well. is quite clear president trump... he has made it clear in the statement from the white house it's notjust about the salisbury poisoning either. they are looking at russia's concerted effort in trying to divide the west and trying to fiddle with elections etc, and this is a reaction to that as well. in the same report it also says non—nato members like ukraine, finland, sweden have joined says non—nato members like ukraine, finland, sweden havejoined in and ev

let's look at the daily mail. a betrayal beyond belief.s is following the trial of the man essonne —— i'm guilty of attempted murder after setting up that device on the tube train at person screen. we now know that he was part of the prevent programme which is supposed to be... the radicalising people. yes, the evidence that came out in court was that he told officials when he arrived in the uk two years ago that he had been kidnapped by isis and trained to kill by them. even claimed in court that actually it was a fabrication he concocted to persuade them that he needed to be given asylum. the issue here is what messages were passed onto given asylum. the issue here is what messages were passed on to the home office, the police, to the security services about this man who quite clearly, and a guilty verdict of the court which did not take very long, there is with judgement, court which did not take very long, there is withjudgement, he was planning mass murder. it's as simple as that. he put a bomb on a train which was a commuter train in

finally in the daily mail, ‘we wish you a merry easter?mas? now you know. with me is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero group.

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the daily mail has reaction from the foster parents of ahmed hassan after he was found guilty of tryingtimes reports on a second sex scandal to hit oxfam concerning the conduct of its staff in haiti. so developments in the russia story still making the front pages. let's have a closer look. we begin with the eye. murder inquiry after exiled russian tycoon dies in london. he appears to have died from some compression to the neck, suggesting he would've strangled. indeed. it is interesting because not just uk strangled. indeed. it is interesting because notjust uk media but international media are reporting on this almost nonstop and the implications. nobody knows quite where it's going to go. this is the death on monday and in outside london. interesting because a very great friend and business partner of boris berezovsky, himself found in 2013 in his bathroom on and nikolai never believed that was a suicide. they were both prominent critics of vladimir putin, and of course it's important to underline that counterterrorism police are now investigating his death. on monday we we re invest

she settled with the daily mail for $3 million in april 2017.seeing the name charles harder as the president's attorney of record new attorney of record in the stormy daniels case could be a sign the case is not going to go away quietly. the effort to move it into federal court and add a lawyer whose known for suing people into the grave means that this case has just changed materially. also means that the president probably thinks this case is a really big deal and worth spending big legal fees on. watch this space. stay with us. for all the eyes that get itchy and watery near pollen. there's flonase sensimist. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. whoop. unexpected stop. abdominal pain and diarrhea. (sighing) let's fly. no. all right. okay, i'll... i'll be right back. pep in your step, kid. your recurring, unpredictable abdominal pain and diarrhea may be irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. you've tried over-the-cou

speaking as britain's foreign secretary i suggest as the foreign secretary of the times newspaper the daily mail the daily express i'm sure the u.k.'s stablish in media that has been engaging in this anti russian hysteria and for whom it is no become a religion i'm in full agreement with britain's home secretary on the road when she says that we need to keep our cool head and let the authorities conduct our investigation with enough time and space to do so professionally and thoroughly everyone's pointing the finger at the russian government of course what we do know is that the russian government has the capability to carry a attack of this nature it has the capacity the question is does it possess the requisite stupidity because. of this nature that any taint especially this time on the part of the russian government would constitute a monumental act of political self harm resulting in severe and significant reputational damage across the world. francaise laid out a new plan for tackling the spread of islamic extremism in schools prisons and on the internet as part of the drive counseling will

that's the day that reporters from the daily mail came to the white house with these allegations of physical and emotional abuse against porter by two of his ex-wives. he said, quote, i have absolutely nothing to even consider resigning over. he did add that the white house did not cover itself hin glory f how it handled the situation. why they sent out statements praising porter even after photos of his battered ex-wives had been released into the public. meanwhile, kelly is also going over this timeline and insisting he did not get information from an office called the white house security office about problems with rob porter's file. he says he never learned about any of this stuff until the media came to them. when the media did come to them, porter resigned and accepted that resignation. it's important to read here. mj lee has gotten from one of porter's ex-wives. when he first learned of these allegations he characterized him as emotional abuse. jenny willoughby said they after they thought it was only emotional abuse. that is insulting to anyone in an abusive situation now, emotional

speaking as britain's foreign secretary i suggest as the foreign secretary of the times newspaper the daily mail the daily express i'm sure the u.k.'s stablish in media that has been engaging in this anti russian hysteria and for whom it is no become religion i'm in full agreement with britain's home secretary when she says that we need to keep our cool head and let the authorities conduct an investigation with enough time and space to do so professionally and thoroughly everyone's point in the finger at the russian government of course what we do know is that the russian government has the capability to carry a attack of this nature it has the capacity the question is does it possess the requisite stupidity because and i think of this nature that any taint especially this time on the part of the russian government would constitute a monumental act of political self harm resulting in severe and significant reputational damage across the world. francis later the new plan for tackling the spread of islamic extremism in schools prisons and on the internet the mccrone administration says it will be

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hundreds of white youth rampaged around this area carrying weapons brandishing racist slogans the daily mail and it's an image to build style joined in asking should we let them keep coming in. today notting hill is expensive one of britain's most exclusive on cliffs. the rich the famous and the fashionable live eat and shop. at the time of the notting hill race riots it couldn't have been more different this area was one of grimy crumbling tournaments owned by slum landlord charging the rock rents. the young carpenter who was stabbed to death right here in golborne road in notting hill was obviously not britain's first victim of racially motivated murder but he was the first to address national attention. the first the big boy would never know it a symbol of resistance to race. at the time notting hill was a hotbed of white nationalism oswald mosley is union movement and colin jordan's white defense league had this seeding with a racial tension. we feel that you cannot have colored immigration on the scale in which you're having it today without sooner or later having breeding that must lea

the daily mail serialised a biography of tom barrow. he specialises in take—downs.the daily mail has been covering this not flattering account of charles all week and now has a defence of him by dominic sandberg. he doesn't deny that he thinks that our future king has a strea k of thinks that our future king has a streak of petulant self—pity and self—indulgence, but as prince charles is very well—meaning and has been right on a lot of things like organic food and the environment and about the iraq war. so users actually, he is well placed to be our monarch. all the papers have different front—page stories, but i was interested to note that the one person on almost all the front pages this weekend was this young woman. and this is the way it is going to be for the next however any weeks until the wedding. meghan markle, talking about the wedding. we know meghan markle is not your traditional princess, as she is american, biracial and divorced and she's a feminist. she is very right on. this is looking at what sort of wedding she might have, what sort of flowers, wha

as britain's foreign secretary i suggest but as the foreign secretary of the times newspaper the daily mail the daily express in short the u.k.'s stablish in media that has been engaging in this anti russian hysteria and for whom it is no become a religion yet but of course since he spoke before yesterday now as it is here now the case has ramped up now the police are talking about an attempted murder case and of course crucially this a nerve agent was used that takes it up so many more levels is in there and change the story. it is a very grievous serious crane and this is why i'm in full agreement with britain's home secretary when she says that we need to keep a cool head and let the authorities conduct an investigation with enough time and space to do so professionally and thoroughly everyone's pointing the finger at the russian government of course what we do know is that the russian government has the capability to carry a pack of this nature that has the capacity the question is does it possess the requisite stupidity because and i think of this nature that any tame especially this t

let me sit down from the daily mail and do you think platini peaching to say it's their prestigious hosting the wellcome pinochet given me a legal onyx ation and climbin the bombing of innocent civilians in syria and i'm a silence and this crossing and frankie and all say and the is going to be a propaganda victory little admission later in the cup and like when you. when you're trying to quote doris johnson as i understand but when the different then go you know the second question and i right now you're not supporting bush. no no. you didn't read that right. ok. so different the first question the decision. to. to host the world cup is knowledge of the decision of russia this is the decision of the world community so this is the way how the world community thinks about russia not just britain but the world community which is much bigger than one country so this is the answer to your question and whether it will be advertising of course it will be a good size and because. the become petition will take police in eleven cities we build absolutely fascinating infrastructure we're going to hos

hundreds of white youth rampaged around this area carrying weapons brandishing racist slogans the daily mail and its an image to build style joined in asking should we let them keep coming in. today notting hill is expensive one of britain's most exclusive on cliffs. the rich the famous and the fashionable live eat and shop. at the time of the notting hill race riots it couldn't have been more different this area was one of grimy crumbling tournaments owned by slum lords charging the rents. the young carpenter who was stabbed to death right here in golborne road in notting hill was obviously not britain's first victim of racially motivated murder but he was the first to address national attention. the first the big boy would never know it a symbol of resistance to race. at the time notting hill was a hotbed of white nationalism oswald mosley is union movement and cullen jordan's white defense league had this seeding with a racial tension. we feel that you cannot have colored immigration on the scale in which you're having it today without sooner or later having breeding that must lead ultima

james from the daily mail. from the daily mail. injured, evacuation in major incidents. incidents. should.. this is hugh's particular area of specialism. area of specialism. tested in the brittleness of an act will event. —— an actual event. like operation plato against the brutality of an actual event. brutality of an actual event. they are in a picture, in a guidance manual. manual. approach, and what goes on in the hot zone needs to be looked at. hot zone needs to be looked at. indeed vital resource in the circumstances. circumstances. beneficial, that's really what we are saying. are saying. were more aware of it, that's really what we are saying. what we are saying. a really important part in saving lives, really, in the circumstances. lives, really, in the circumstances. the lady here next to you. terms of the deployment, the accurate deployment of armed units. accurate deployment of armed units. identified after the 2010 cumbria shootings. shootings. done to ensure that the matter is now being addressed? that's a good question. question. cumbria, did you not, hugh, or played a part