journalist on the ground in yemen's capital sanaa where an air force trained and sold weapons to buy drazen maize government kill civilians again in the world's worst humanitarian crisis from the news israel gives a wrong job or fear that some tribal tensions detonate in derry.

resolution for a cease fire apart from against isis al-qaeda linked groups wasn't really a factor for drazen may and blairite labor for them it was about the highly likely over the conclusive we judge is highly likely but both that the syrian regime has continued to use chemical weapons since then and will continue to do so or as our opposite number said i believe that the action was legally questionable and on saturday the united nations secretary general and turning to terry said as much reiterating that all countries must act in line with the united nations charter luckily for tourism a compliant press over u.k. aerial bombardment i mean it's a civil war was never really legally questions even of a store of giving his briefing today will likely not mention it well stories i'm a responsible for escalating the syrian catastrophe that killed hundreds of thousands and that involved u.k. taxpayer funded militias opposing president assad of even the media doesn't listen to corbin perhaps they should go back and listen to donald trump before the arguable u.s. deep state got to him he has aligned

but you know confidence is set to be held against the government after prime minister drazen made breaks that deal was overwhelmingly rejected and these will debate the most nights on wednesday and it could trigger a general election. to bring in more now on that attack in kenya and joy. is the scene in nairobi a joyous says i'm looking quite a lot calmer than the last time when i spoke to you just describe to us what's happening there right now. well it's as you say it's very calm right now laura and what we're seeing is a lot of family members coming in to wait for their loved ones who are trapped inside to be rescued or to be evacuated. it is you can see them holding hands in prayer some of them have even that the total strangers just sharing food and consoling one another in tears i mean it's a sad scene too just watched to just watch but really on as well we had the leader of opposition dr allow danger coming to. the scene and he was able to describe what is so and he said that it will not be intimidated or they just condemned the attack and said that kenya will not be intimidated o

drazen coach who will not house says only one thing could change his mind those goals go. that means being asked to the number in the last friendly of the training. and he gets the drift into no behind against third division topping the school. first place. and then a minute later with a nicely taken equalizer. that . shock came the next morning sunday. they say i got a call from someone she's going to stand by to hoskin me if i can pick up to me in bed what's the story elements of it so this was a king and she them i thought in the. could even put it was. just fine and if so good luck to the swedish will too and i mean it's. seventy three and. under mr until i saw him up with the steps of what i saw in the trunk up it was but if you want to speak how much of the country the good mention of concern i see you're part of the people of brazil in the sense of says a quick listen to. the new community munch of a superposed dispute in the present but why they need to play in weeks to realize that the muslims which others may have been up to much easier than come to understand a

resolution of a cease fire apart from against isis al-qaeda linked groups wasn't really a factor for drazen may and blairite labor for them it was about the highly likely over the conclusive we judge is highly likely but is that the syrian regime has continued to use chemical weapons since then and will continue to do so or as their opposite number said i believe that the action was legally questionable and on saturday the united nations secretary general i'm turning to terry said as much.

drazen is government to be or to have been involved in a covert destabilization strategy that knows no borders britain is capable of conducting such operations in the following states spain france germany italy greece the netherlands live through india norway serbia and montenegro london's near term plans to create similar clusters include latvia estonia portugal sweden belgium canada armenia ukraine moldova malta czechia countries of the middle east and north africa poland slovakia rumania belgariad georgia hungary cyprus austria switzerland turkey finland iceland denmark and the usa joining me now is one of german corbin's close as parliamentary allies criswell in.

that file and of course we know drazen may as explicitly said. the abuse of our hospitality as a crime committed this country people should be deported here but we understand that he did the crime and he has done the time for that but my thing is i knew twain before he went in the army and i can hand on heart one and two percent say he would not have community that crawling if he'd had the right support for his men to have all this was just left completely shout stop he didn't know you know. obviously the incident happened in the got frightened and he will serve the time so why do you keep six seven year as we head into manchester cause we've been through it all along been going on enjoying that. when i was pregnant from when i had my daughter so he's going to. say. to you for the rest. it's not fair it's not right you know it's really it's really sad closeness affected not just him the whole family his kids it's parents his mom his dad because if he feels hurt we feel hurt is that if he gets picked we get picked close they're a close knit family

go in a second but what about the dangers of an agreement like this being put in place who knows drazen may in for another year and issues of state aid by the european union meaning that they coburn government anyway wouldn't be able to nationalize water. railways electricity and welfare utilities people to. many of these institutions in other countries in europe on nationalized all one's always are owned by nasa one i think will be ways round this but he said any what jeremy is away said i mean he voted to stay in but he's unhappy with the e.u. which bureaucracy its rules and so i think if we had a labor government i mean they're not going to vote she just walk away but they put a vote you know we want to reform it open it make it accountable democratic but you can't have a solo to europe bureaucrats telling jeremy caught when he can't renationalise the railways but that's exactly what presumably they will be telling him to back he will renationalise through out ways it might be an interesting conflict so it will be the breaks it off to the there will definitely be voting for breaks or

journalist on the ground in yemen's capital sanaa where an air force trained and sold weapons to buy drazen maize government kill civilians again in the world's worst humanitarian crisis from the news israel gives a wrong geography lesson while tribal tensions detonate in derry all this more coming up in today's going underground a first we go straight to the snowy swiss skiing down to davos where today political leaders like both n.r.o. and netanyahu meet with millionaires celebrities like bono and david blaine to discuss improving the state of the world will oxfam also wants to improve the state of the world and to talk about the ngos public good or private wealth report out in the past forty eight hours as head of advocacy tony p.s. tony thanks for coming on so we had. david blaine prince william yesterday today it's i.m.f. boss christian the god of borneo. they're discussing something called the financing gap tell me about your report of a kind of financing. absolutely say the report released this week demonstrates the way in which wealth is being concentrated in the hands of a small nu

drazen ways government appears to have been involved in a covert destabilization strategy that knows no borders britain is capable of conducting such operations in the following states spain france germany italy greece the netherlands live through india norway serbia and montenegro london's near term plans to create similar clusters include latvia estonia portugal sweden belgium canada armenia ukraine moldova malta czechia countries of the middle east and north africa poland slovakia rumania belgariad georgia hungary cyprus austria switzerland turkey finland iceland denmark and the usa joining me now is one of german corbin's close as parliamentary allies chris williamson has raised the issue of the integrity initiative in the smearing of the left in britain in the house of commons because they are coming back on so why do you believe aside from the focus obviously on bricks of the mainstream media just isn't particularly interested in your concerns about a taxpayer funded organization but that's a very good question and one wonders whether or not these clusters of journalists who ar

for a cease fire apart from against isis the edge al-qaeda linked groups wasn't really a factor for drazen may and blairite labor for them it was about the highly likely over the conclusive we judge is highly likely but both that the syrian regime has continued to use chemical weapons since then and will continue to do so or as our opposite number said i believe that the action was legally questionable and on saturday the united nations secretary general and turning to terry said as much reiterating that all countries must act in line with the united nations charter luckily for tourism a compliance press over u.k. aerial bombardment i mean it's a civil war was never really legally questioned even if historic giving his briefing today will likely not mention it well stories i'm a responsible for escalating the syrian catastrophe that killed hundreds of thousands and that involved u.k. taxpayer funded militias opposing president assad even the media doesn't listen to corbin perhaps they should go back and listen to donald trump before the arguable u.s. deep state got to him he has aligned wi

drazen is government appears to have been involved in a covert destabilization strategy that knows no borders britain is capable of conducting such operations in the following states spain france germany italy greece the netherlands live through india norway serbia and montenegro london's near term plans to create similar clusters include latvia estonia portugal sweden bell. canada armenia ukraine moldova malta czechia countries of the middle east to north africa poland slovakia rumania bowl guerrier georgia hungary cyprus austria switzerland turkey finland iceland denmark and the usa joining me now is one of german corbin's close as parliamentary allies chris williamson has raised the issue of the integrity initiative in the smearing of the left in britain in the house of commons because they are coming back on so why do you believe aside from the focus obviously on bricks that the mainstream media just isn't particularly interested in your concerns about a taxpayer funded organization but that's a very good question and one wonders whether or not all these clusters of journalists wh

prime minister drazen may was questioned about what exactly the three thousand soldiers that were being prepared for bricks it in case of a new deal for she said for a variety of things any what would be the effect of putting more soldiers in the north. of the effect of putting soldiers north of her on the streets that become targets for the success that are it's well the dairy ball may not directly be about bricks or even maybe about the war of independence the ira's do pose some kind of threat that in my view a relatively minor threat it's. very recent news i think that most of the damage that doing is to their own volunteers are happily approach right at the not as professional as we were. getting arrested to get in some of those long times and present with no prospect of relief so heavily infiltrated you say because the suspect was released. of the dairy does that particular suspect or also. do you know that they've been very very many cases some of which been the system for where it was clear the. cards or the you know sonali good intelligence and applied to make the arrests for in

s drazen may try to survive a story leader let the pm but she did resume transmission the right honorable gentleman is playing party politics he's opposing a deal he hasn't read not read dead deal or not be and he is also took place as news came in about another suspected u.k. spy overseas this time on iran already university ph d. student matthew had his was arrested when he was leaving the u.a.e. how he completed his research into the impact of the arab spring on the u.a.e. foreign policy he had. been sentenced to life imprisonment for spying for the united kingdom a number of us will know the irony of a former m i six officer who works in the outer office of the rule of the j. fox i rule over the u.a.e. you seem to be referring to film a british soldier will tricks but then m i six does not comment on its former agents let alone those who serve tony blair perhaps a question for the u.a.e. maybe why it appears to be coping the us democrats trying to destroy donald trump employing form a u.k. spies given surrogate script and then exiled to live i think oh they certainly take on considera

has been negotiating with itself rather than with the european union and it's quite clear that when drazen may trigger doxil fifty in march two thousand and seventeen that she happened to to your plan about what she wanted to achieve with the european union and how great it would actually take effect that's more or less the response that you're getting from the european union and the are the hoops night they're all singing from the same hymn sheet is just simply tell us what you want and we will try to facilitate that in so much as we can with you know the european laws and legal systems and yet you know at the same time you're getting all these big budget mess just it's like negotiating with six hundred fifty members of parliament then with a sovereign united government what are they amplifications for ireland that this isn't sorted out in some way. well the implications are arguably more serious and for the united kingdom it's estimated doesn't for example a known deal breaks that the united kingdom economy might suffer a top five percent of g.d.p. and equivalent drop of seven percent wo