freud said sexual repression is at the root of most human problems well you know if we did get the next book the piano teacher there are a lot of problems piano teacher erica is in her late thirty's but she still shares a bed with her controlling mother erica's only private life is cutting herself spying on strangers having sex and frequenting peep shows then she meets a charismatic twenty five year old student named by tech. erica would trade anything for her lost youth and climber would like to trade his youth for experience the young face of a young man simmer softly under street lights and illuminated store windows next to him the pianist shrivels a piece of paper burning in a stove i've lost. erica tries to pull him into her masochistic fantasies but it turns out he plays the role of sadist much too well. nobel prize winner if we get the next novel is graphic brutal and disturbing and he won't be able to put it down. when top chefs work their calling area magic it can get pretty loud but that usually doesn't really matter because the guests don't hear what's going on in the kitchen

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factor like sex freud did that to some degree or economics like marx or power like fuko you can tell a very compelling story about how that's the case but the world is far more complicated than that and it's a travesty to reduce the complexity of our social arrangements to power and i certainly don't see that my work as has has contributed to a re valuation say of the original marxist stance on class i do have some sympathy for the inequality argument but i don't think there's any evidence that socialist structures let alone communist structures reduce inequality all the evidence that i'm aware of points to the opposite that inequality is actually less for example in europe than it is in the rest of the world even though there are still high levels of inequality you know presumably that the united states imprisons more people but capita than stalin or mao and that the country you are talking to be from cather there is a border wars that have killed wounded or displaced tens of millions of people just in the. ten years or so. you don't believe power relations useful because to tell th

enthusiasm for anti government protests millions of people came back on the streets for a seventh freude for them beautifully because resignation earlier this week is only a first gesture all of that we demand change is going to go to all of them including so. that we cannot remain silent anymore we are no longer afraid of you you have killed our children and started the whole nation. we have seen nothing but i'm very dream i'm forty one years old and i can hardly make a living we're hoping for a better. moved to sideline beautifully can i lie is a continuing the intelligence chief bashir talked to has been fired and earlier this week eight businessmen had their passport seized as their investigated for corruption state television showed a clearly frail eighty two year old beautifully kept handing in his resignation on tuesday and i think what's happened now is that certain grad schools are being settled the result is that tartaglia is now out of office and that begins to remove some of the infrastructure of the boot of the go regime but it only be a beginning and whether it really appli

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european elections are close battle lines are being drawn on freud of the centrist liberal democrats launch their campaign inviting voters squarely to reject bricks it's against them the new bricks at party which demands leaving the e.u. as soon as possible whichever side gets the biggest share of the vote will claim it has a mandate to force the british government to back its position but the two million british citizens living on the continent is very many like this group in portugal want to go to stay in the e.u. but now it appears the option may not be open to them many have received identical letters from local authorities like this one advising that ballot papers won't even get sent out before may the tenth at the earliest people may not be able to return the ballots in time due to the very short notice that we've been given to arrange these elections it will not be possible with timetable on the roll lions on our printers to provide supplies for the postal packs for them to be mailed earlier than this date. i think you know when the enormity. of this note and. the potential of

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takes away the purpose of what we are picks >> when we had the podcast interview, you talked about freud, and i generally don't quote freud to talk about what he said. >> he said work is the individual's connection to reality and if you think what happens to people who become unemployed due to the labor market, it is not just about labor conditions, it is about their isolation and demoralization. i think that is quiet and insightful clause. so we look forward to going into our report on the global commission report. we want and we believe it is impossible to envision a future that includes all of us and work opportunities for all of us and we are due for an incentive approach, investing firstly and people's capacities, something close to secretary acosta's heart, we argue for the right lifelong learning, we think that lifelong learning needs to become the mainstay of the future of work however well- educated we are at the beginning of our lives, that education will not be enough to keep up to the end of our professional life because the robust changing picks >> i think a lot of people in

the bodies and jump it's the story of many youngsters many of us in unix those you don't have to be freudor young to destroy to realise that your son is really depressed and one day to teach told me that they're going to keep taking money from you and we both understood what you know history what his statement meant we both went silent. we knew that it mahmoud was asking for my blessing if you will that he would have it outside the country. to the united states in this case where he would ultimately flourish. but his was his idea and today he comes here as a tourist and that hits when one says that he does not understand why it was evoked i think he's echoing this you know egalitarian sense of belonging this inclusiveness we deserve better not go up with us he knows where human beings who happen to be living in the spot of the world it's a position of strength when i recognise the humanity even of the people who are causing me distress because any colonial project will definitely chip at the very humanity of both local by an accord by both of us was over humanity we become even subhumans

. >> so we had the podcast interview talk about what freud said. >> work is individuals connection to reality. think if we make our money in the labor market it just those conditions but the isolation so that is part of the cycle just a global commission report it is impossible to go to future work and those opportunities. we argue for the future of work to invest in people's capacity, noting to secretary acosta and we argue for lifelong learning that has to be the mainstay of the future of work. but education will not be enough because the world is changing too quickly. >> i think a lot of people are reading things in the newspaper and we think are losing our jobs to robots. >> we don't look at the headlines. the us, the economy is at a multi- decade high it is interesting i had an article earlier this week that created a statistic to compare the number of individuals voluntarily doing their job to take on a third job with those that were laid off are losing their jobs because of these issues and it pointed out the ratio of people voluntarily to take on another job versus those laid

today she is estimated to be worth zero dollars charged within elaborate years' long freud accused ofing investors out of millions by claiming to have a blood testing technology that prosecutors say her company simply did not have. elizabeth holmes, the self-made ceo once worth an estimated $9 billion seen here walking out of federal court in san jose. the appearance of the former theranos founder comes as the judge is expected to set a trial date in july. holmes is currently facing charges on wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud. the now-35-year-old dropped out of stanford at 19 to start theranos promising to revolutionize the health care industry with a few drops of blood and after modeling her career after tech giants like steve jobs -- >> do you swear to tell the truth -- >> i do. >> reporter: -- the former ceo stands before federal prosecutors who says she knew theranos' products did not work. >> i don't know at that moment what i understood. >> reporter: holmes was spotted a few weeks ago inside edition capturing a much different side of the former ceo. the once signat

we shouldn't allow ourselves, i think, allow other people anyway to be obsessed by what sigmund freudral democrat leader launching the campaign by the party for the european elections which will take place towards the end of next month. we carried speeches from the leaders of the other main parties. vince cable saying our message is stop brexit, we are the party of remain. the lib dem there on the way to european elections. much more information on the elections both sets and the uk parties involved on the website. now time for a look at the weather. last week was michael centre will be a distant memory tomorrow. we've got an settled weather. —— last week's hot weather. lots of sunshine in north yorkshire. this is the recent satellite imagery. you can see this cloud has been moving in from the west and that cloud continues to spread further. we will have showery rain. so showers here this afternoon. some brighter skies across wales and the south—west of england, maximum temperatures getting at about 14 degrees. it is through tonight, we've got storm hanna moving through. this area of

the bodies and jump it's the story of many youngsters many of us in unix those you don't have to be freudoung to destroy to realise that your son is really depressed and one day to teach told me that they're going to keep taking money from you and we both understood what you know history what his statement meant we both went silent we knew that it mahmoud was asking for my blessing if you will that he would have it outside the country. to the united states in this case what he would ultimately flourish. but his was his idea and today he comes here as a tourist and that hits when one says that he does not understand why it was evoked i think he's it going this you know egalitarian sense of belonging this inclusiveness we deserve better not go up with us he knows where human beings who happen to be living in the spot of the world it's a position of strength when i recognise the humanity even of the people who are causing me distress because any colonial project will definitely chip at the very humanity of both local by an accord by both of us was over humanity we've become even subhumans le