one is above the law julian assange is no hero but jeremy corbin's labor shadow home secretary diane abbott beg to differ the reason we are spacing this is soft a new it's entirely to do with the whistle blowing activity it's chilling asuncion but. it is this whistle blowing activity into illegal mass murder murder of civilians and corruption in a grand scale that has put judy in the songs in the cross hands of the us that ministration been another contender for dres amazed job diane abbott's counterpart in govern. and said this after the arguable washington proxy of ecuador violated asylum article 14 of the universal declaration of human rights catalyzing a songes capture ecuador's actions recognized that the u.k. criminal justice system is wanted in which rights are protected and which contrary to what mr santelli supporters may claim he and his the interests will be protected but our julian assange has interests being protected by the british justice system in the past few days we understand the wiki leaks founder has moved to the president firmer e of britain's belmarsh prison in southe

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diane abbott tweeted that she was losing faith in the brexit policy and these are the absolute inner state. the indications are thatjeremy terrible state. the indications are that jeremy corbyn are not fruit —— fit to be prime minister. we are between the devil and the deep lucy that if an opposition party has minimal chance of winning a general election with an outright majority in the government is in such a terrible mess, that's something very serious about the state of our current lytic situation. let me take you both finally to a nonpolitical story, back to the front rage of the sunday telegraph, the space tourism race. going into space be the only way to get away from brexit. the uk space agency are very keen for us to have a new dawn and going off into space have a new dawn and going off into space on have a new dawn and going off into space on horizontal craft which will be able to take off from runways in cornwall and in sunderland. we can lead the way in space tourism, it sounds fabulous. i dread to think how much money you would need to have two go into space. who knows? i

labour have pointed out and diane abbott pointed out today that if britain wanted to pay that money,potentially take britain to court. but borisjohnson is trying to appeal to a conservative base of conservative mps. in order to get to the last two conservative mps in the contest to then be elected by the 100,000 tory party members, he has to get past the tory mps first. so he is trying to get support for his case for his candidacy with that promise. he is also promising to scrap the irish backstop, of course, that has been a key sticking point for theresa may. he said he would only negotiate around the border if the eu agreed to talk about the future relationship. the eu has a ready made clear many times to theresa may that it would not move on to negotiations about trade until the divorce agreement was agreed, so difficult to see how it boris johnson, if he does end up becoming prime minister, whether or not he would be able to achieve what he is saying he would want to achieve. and briefly, what about the other contenders? yes, so, sajid javid, another one of the 11 contenders. he

issue of the 39 billion, borisjohnson has come under criticism about that, because, for example, diane abbotthat is money that britain owes that european union anyway. and we could end up in court if he becomes leader and cc is not going to pay it. another of the candidates, the only one who is calling for another referendum, he has said that this is as a result of 60 years worth of things like pensions that britain would have to pat’- pensions that britain would have to pay. what is important to remember is that borisjohnson is trying to get the support of conservative mps at the moment, and they are coming round to him, people like james cleverley a candidate until a few days ago, has said will support him. he has got members of that european research group on site. they are the ones he is trying to appeal to. this message very much as focused to them. another of the leadership contenders, esther mcvey, also spoke to andrew marr this morning. he asked her whether she would be ready to ask the queen to suspend parliament to stop mps blocking brexit. isaidi i said i would use every tool at my

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decision which has been backed by other labourmps, diane which has been backed by other labour mps, diane abbotted by others in his party, but it is raised a question, where mr corbyn to become prime minister how on earth would he rebuild relations with donald trump because he couldn't just rebuild relations with donald trump because he couldn'tjust close the front door and refused to pick up the phone? he would have to engage with donald trump and mr trump is already suggested that he would want to get to knowjeremy speaking to anti—truck protesters, jeremy corbyn. thank you. -- mike speaking to anti—trump protesters. thank you each and everyone of you for being here today. look around this crowd, look at each other, we are young, we are old, we are black, we are white, we are disabled, we are lgbt, we are the hold down a coal at wonderful diversity. that we represent. we are the living embodiment of what a democratic society is about. where people come together not to exploit their differences, but to share the joy of learning something from each other. and from our experiences that

diane abbott said sadiq khan must be held to account like any other politician, but she couldn't recallent referencing a london mayor before. it's hard to escape the conclusion that president trump may be singling out sadiq khan because he's of the muslim faith. does the minister accept that, if that were true, many people would find it distasteful? i'm going to decline to respond to the point about president trump for the simple fact that i'm sure — and i know from the urgent question that has already been asked — we all have, at the forefront of our minds today, the four families who have been affected in the most terrible way this weekend. and i hope she will forgive me if i don't dive into the political pool, today of all days. as the minister knows, my party fully supports a public—health approach to stopping violence, which has delivered significant progress in scotland and elsewhere, and she also knows the snp supports and has delivered on protecting police numbers. so we support this government's commitment to a public—health approach, but when will we see an end to the signific

the airstrike that she was responsible for you mention whistleblowers the shadow home secretary diane abbott was lampooned for her support of julian as against what tourism insider javid said about the capture of julius and you the un claims as being tortured in south east london do you see whistle blows as key to trying to trying to find out the reasons why britain bombs other countries well without these whistleblowers then much of this information simply wouldn't come to light and welcome to light in the in the future and you know they've provided an invaluable service it seems to me to the public interest and what is very regrettable is the tradition that we used to in a way i suppose take for granted that you know best addictive the journalists you know serious journalists like john pilger and so on seem to be something like in these days i mean robert fisk is a very unusual animal these days but arguably the house of commons didn't take much notice of robert fisk article he said about duma that a doctor he interviewed heard someone shouting gas and it was a white helmet to golding is w

and the issue of the 39 billion, borisjohnson has come under criticism for that, for example, diane abbottary, said much of that as many that britain owes that european union anyway, we could end up in court. another of the conservative candidates, the only tory candidate supporting another referendum, he said this is the result of years worth of things like pensions that britain would have to pay. what is important to remember is at the moment what boris johnson important to remember is at the moment what borisjohnson is trying to do is get the support of conservative mps. they are coming round to him. people like james cleverley, a candidate until a few days ago, he said he will support him. he has got members of the european research group on site, they are the ones he is trying to appeal to. this message is very much focused at them. we know that sometimes mps say they will vote for somebody and they do not necessarily do it. indeed. as we have seen with boris johnson and michael gove previously. we will see what happens. the leadership contest officially starts tomorrow. one of britai

un being tortured in london at the moment do you think people should be supporting judaism's as diane abbott appeared to suggest when. it may. appear victorious that he's been captured by british authorities well unfortunately with julian the message comes confused because of the allegations that are in sweden and people let me look to you whether or not you're supporting them rather than supporting the principle the principle upon which people should be argued here is the freedom of journalism for image. no the stick field judeans the only crime could possibly have been said to have how bad judgment the freedom of the press is at risk here the charges in america that are created and recreated are designed to block the freedom of the prep press to stop the voice be heard. would be bad for democracy people do you need to distinguish between judy and the person on the principle that is on trial sure he would say he would reject. much because of course he says it is innocent but what happens to unite work is in industries allied to journalism could they to now go to jail for being involved in t

diane abbott from the labour party, the shadow home secretary, saying that much of what borisjohnsonse that is money that britain is legally obliged to pay, so a lot of criticism of boris johnson's take on what he would do. of course, he is appealing to that right wing of the party, he has people like steve baker from the erd on side, we havejust people like steve baker from the erd on side, we have just spoken to james cleverley as well, he was a candidate but pulled out a few days ago, he said he would support boris johnson. borisjohnson ago, he said he would support boris johnson. boris johnson is ago, he said he would support boris johnson. borisjohnson is building up johnson. borisjohnson is building up that support within the party. of course, he isn't the only one, there are 11 candidates so far for this race, it only officially begins tomorrow. jeremy hunt are spoken today, another candidate, the foreign secretary, and he has made the point that for him, it is about being a good negotiator and telling people that those are the skills that he has that others do not have. a bit

nor left wing, if this had been a right—wing comedian talking about a left—wing politician, say diane abbottat double standard is by treating everybody equally badly. jo brand was performing as part of comedy talk show called heresy. you can expect that something controversial will be said. if you start to live in a society where people get sick to investigate them forjokes, which is already happening. you know that society is not really free anymore.” happening. you know that society is not really free anymore. i will reflect. nigel farage has given an interview and said, when you compared that the joke could have been made about diane abbott. just because it is me, there are some on the left to believe in the european project to believe i am the devil demon. 0ur politicians fair game? if they are fairgame, demon. 0ur politicians fair game? if they are fair game, how far can you go? i don't think that jo brand would argue that this is one of the best drugs, it's probably crossed the line. but as comedians, we don't know what is funny until we've said it and know what is funny until we've sa