nicholas sarkozy was a key inure to overthow gaddafi 2011. >> extremely active in the war against gaddafi. it could be that when we went to war he wanted to eliminate the proof. >> nicolas sarkozy has been placed under formal investigation. 3 charges have been leveled: passive corruption, illegal campaign funding, and handling of libyan public funds. the head of state is also under judicial control, which can entail a number of obligations for the duration of the investigation, sh as travel restrictions. if found guilty he could risk five years behind bars and 45,000 euros in fines. this is the third time nicolas sarkozyion. our editor told us what is different this time around. >> it is more toxic because it is gaddafi, there was a war. the others are more events, legally. in one influence peddling, the prosecution recommended he be sent to trial. in the other case, also about a legal financing, this time not from libya but simply overspending in the 2012 presidential campaign, he is also put under formal investigation. words of, this has the a secret spy story with a number of shady cha

in africa, they are still upset about the death of muammar gaddafi.ning of the tables from the side of the mediterranean, we think nicholas or cosi is getting what he deserves for having betrayed the trust of mile marker toffee. host: looking at how papers have been covering the facebook ongoing privacy scandal with one big question that many papers are asking -- where is mark zuckerberg? guest: where on earth is mark zuckerberg? the u.k. is demeaning experts -- answers from the tech mogul. he is being called for answers ashe scandal continues, but he is undo litiono turn up and it's unlikely that he would. there is a big question about where exactly he is right now. host: he is getting a lot of criticism just about how he's handling or not handling the situation. guest: "the huffington post" says -- first of all, facebook released a statement saying that it was scandalized by the allegation that they manipulated users and its data. what is up with you mark zuckerberg? says what the writer from "the huffington post" asks. he did not even turn up to a

he has been placed under investigation about money from muammar gaddafi. denied wrongdoing. he says this is a conspiracy, people seeking vengeance. conspiracy, people seeking vengeance. he, along with david cameron, was one of the first to launch warplanes against libya and the uprising which was overthrown. this is something out of a novel. the person leading the charges, as it were, has said he handed over three suitcases stuffed with around $4.4 million. i have no view as to whether this is true. but it does mean for whether this is true. but it does meanfor him... whether this is true. but it does mean for him... i mean, whether this is true. but it does meanfor him... i mean, he has had ambitions to return, to be re—elected as president of france. that was his ambition, of course. emmanuel macron has eclipsed into a great degree. perhaps this could mean he will never return. is this the end? in french politics, you never know. we said that about silvio berlusconi and he is back. the daily express. a few interesting characters in politics. first, nicol

gaddafi gave up his nuclear program, just as we and a couple years later, he was dead. that is not lost on north korea. the iran the shredding deal will not cause north korea in the a lot of stock word of a single american president, it will be any deal g to see if is negotiated that comes to congress, but like iran, north subject to american sanctions and getting rid of those sanctions would be one have in theey would negotiations and that would take congressional action. brad, hello., congressman?re you, guest: good to be with you. aller: since 2008, i can turn on the television everyday and ear a democrat call me a racist. democrats that took my health insurance, doctor and tripled my premium. sold a democrat that russia the uranium. democrat who said 1980s for foreign policy back. my enemy, not russians. host: thanks. uest: that's the level of partisanship we've reached when and ne call on the show says the other political party is the enemy, not russia. wow. and that is very hard for the an ed states to play important role in the world if we're that divided. can't

colonel gaddafi. there is a lot of murk, pa rt gaddafi.allegations have been put up by people trying to create smoke screens, but if the judges getting closer to the truth and the truth is that money was coming into the sarkozy campaign, it casts a very great shadow over the whole sarkozy legacy. thank you, hugh schofield. jessica has the latest sport. should serena williams‘ world ranking be protected? the tournament director of the miami open, james blake, thinks so and describes the current seeding rules as punishment for women that return to tennis after having a baby. the fallout from england's dismal six nations campaign continues. former england playerjeremy guscott says the team haven't made any progress in the past year. not since 2006 have they lost three matches in a single six nations campaign. england are still waiting on the fitness of all—rounder ben stokes ahead of thursday's first test against new zealand. the ecb say he's on track to play his first test in six months. craig overton has told the bbc he'll be ready to step

the allegations are that his campaign receieieieieieieieieiem the libyan regime of muammar gaddafi. sources have spoken. we have ministers notebooks from libya seized my polee with meetings, minutes of meetings in which they detailed these suitcases of money being taken to paris. we have intermediary errors who who spoke about the affair. seeming to talk about these allegations. he denies them so far. news, turkey other says it's ready to take the fight beyond. allied forces captured the city from kurdish fighters. he is threatening to expand the military offensive to other kurdish held areas across northern syria. he said it would eliminate what he calls a terror core door along the turkish border. reports of looting are swelling. you are grows as civilians are still trapped inside the city. take a listen to the turkish president. >> by controlling the city's rerererererererererererererererd the most important phase of operation olive branch. we will continue this process we remove this core door held by the kurds. let's bring in oura good after. we just heard from president erdoga

is being questioned over allegations that he received funding from the late libyan leader colonel gaddafi us more about these allegations. they may sound very far—fetched and they are extraordinary but they are taking sufficiently seriously for there to be an investigation five years ago now, in which police are looking into these claims which originate in various members of the gaddafi regime. various middlemen that, in 2007, nicola sacco is a benefited from several millions of euros in cash delivered from gaddafi. a lot of people said that is ludicrous. he said, how can you trust these former associates of colonel gaddafi who have all sorts of other interests at heart and i quite liable to make up this information which will discredit me. but nonetheless, gradually, the police who are running this investigation have clearly amassed enough evidence to make them feel that he needs to be questioned. he has been brought into custody and is right now having to a nswer custody and is right now having to answer detailed questions from them. at the end of all this we will have two c. one possib

allegations he accepted millions of euros in campaign financing from the late libyan dictator moammar gaddafi2007. an explosion in the afghan capital cabell has left at least 26 people dead and 20 others wounded. the afghan interior ministry says a suicide bomber on foot that needed his explosives on a roll leading to a shiite shrine. today, kurds are celebrating new laws which marks the beginning of spring and kurdish new year. festivals went ahead here in southeastern turkey as you see there, as well as iraq and other kurdish areas. the festival is also a show of support for kurdish independence. a teenage palestinian girl will be sentenced to eight months in prison for slapping an israeli soldier. she reportedly accepted a plea bargain for the incident which was caught on camera and made her a hero to many palestinians. all right, javier is here now with business, and had to happen eventually. interest rates are going up. javier: they have once again raised short-term interest rates. the quarter-point uptick is the fourth such rise in the span of a year, an indication the recent economic g

remember the london school of economics had taken money from colonel gaddafi's son, saif, and given him. if we are a soft touch, is it because some parts of our establishment are too easily impressed by the riches of foreigners? john sweeney now looks at one example, the social connections of russian aluminium magnate 0leg deripaska. and a warning — this report starts with flashing images. every summer, the haves and the have—yachts converge for very private holidays. in 2008, russian oligarch 0leg deripaska sailed to corfu for one. lord mandelson was there. so, too, was george osborne. it caused a bit of a do. i didn't break any rules, but i think i did make a mistake, and i think in politics it's not just what you say or what you do, it's how things look, and i have to be honest, this didn't look very good. there were all guests of financier nat rothschild, who owns this villa on the island. what happens in corfu stays in corfu. that's the deal. but there was a leak. a newspaper was tipped off that lord mandelson had, allegedly, been "dripping pure poison about gordon brown in osborne

allegedly accepting millions of euros for his 2007 election campaign from the libyan dictator muammar gaddafifrom custody after two days of questioning, he denies wrongdoing. russia has angrily rejected parallels drawn by the british foreign secretary, between the russian president, vladimir putin and adolf hitler. borisjohnson said it was possible mr putin would try to bolster russia's image, by using the football world cup, as hitler used the 1936 olympics in berlin. steve rosenberg has the latest from moscow. it was an invitation that some had refused. reporter: ambassador, why are you taking part in this meeting? but these foreign diplomats had accepted, to come and hear moscow's side of the story on the nerve agent attack. britain sent a diplomat to the foreign ministry, but the british ambassador stayed away. this is what he missed. translation: the british authorities are either unable to ensure protection from such a terrorist act on their territory or themselves, directly or indirectly, i'm not accusing anyone, have directed this attack against a russian citizen. hello, my name is em

last week, mr sarkozy was placed under investigation over claims he took money from colonel gaddafi. accusations against him. the owners of the app myfitnesspal say 150 million user accounts have been accessed in a data breach. the american fitness brand under armour owns the software. it says usernames, email addresses and passwords may have been stolen, but insists the passwords are protected by strong encryption. an unmanned chinese space station is about to make an uncontrolled fall to earth. experts aren't sure exactly when or where tiangong—i will come down, but they are pretty sure the chances of anyone being hit by debris are slim. with exactly a year to go until the uk is due to leave the european union, and many key questions still unresolved, britain's prime minister has insisted the future is bright. theresa may visited, very briefly, england, wales, scotland and northern ireland during the day, and told the bbc brexit would bring great opportunities for the uk as an independent nation. i understand, because i understand why people voted for leaving the european union. a

allegedly accepting illegal funds for his election campaign from the late libyan leader, colonel gaddafirom custody after two days of questioning. mr sarkozy denies claims that libyan officials delivered cash to his team during his 2007 presidential campaign. let's take a look at these pictures of a new rift in kenya's rift valley, where geologists are warning that this huge crack is showing signs that the continent is splitting. the earth movements began last week and were exacerbated by heavy rains — tearing apart large sections of the suswa area in south—western kenya. while the continental split could take millions of years, the immediate concern is the safety of road users and people living there. the suspect who's linked to a series of deadly package bombs in austin, texas has died. the man has been identified as 23—year—old mark anthony conditt, and he has detonated an explosive as police closed in on him. experts have removed explosive device components from his home, but they are warning that he may have planted or mailed other bombs. gary 0'donoghue is following the story. poli

they are absolutely terrified about what happened to won gaddafi in 2005 when he agreed to give up his and helped knock him from power. they do not want that to happen to them. before they would give up their weapons they are going to demand quite a lot in return. your correspondence that, epping, mentioned a number of possibilities, the removal of us troops, the removal of the nuclear umbrella, any number of things they could ask —— i think. that is probably what they will try. given that both china and north korea want the us of the korean peninsula entirely, the us is never going to agree to that. south korea is never going to agree to that. that kind of illuminates the opportunity and also the risk that we face. if we go in saying we will set denuclearisation, which is the word that almost everyone is using, although they have different definitions, if we said on the united states side of the western side that demutualisation is the objective and the negotiations don't get it at a cost we are willing to pay, that leads to the possibility that the only alternative is war. we don't n

sarkozy has hit out at allegations he illegally accepted funding from late libyan dictator muammar gaddafi sarkozy says there's no physical evidence of wrongdoing he was placed under formal investigation wednesday for allegedly accepting millions from gadhafi with two thousand and seven election campaign. on the roof president kaczynski has offered his resignation this comes just before an impeachment vote inclusive congress that was set for later today which in ski has faced multiple allegations of dishonesty and corruption he denies the accusations but said he was resigning in an effort to maintain unity in the country. brussels airport observed a minute of silence to mark the second anniversary of the bombings that left thirty four people dead belgian prime minister kind of this mission was among the dignitaries present he laid a wreath at a memorial in the departures terminal a similar native place at the metro station where the second attack took place staying in buses and evade is arriving in the belgian capital for a busy to this summit that begins later today they'll discuss the po

accepting illegal funds for his 2007 election campaign from the late libyan leader colonel muammar gaddafienies claims that libyan officials delivered suitcases full of cash to his team during the campaign. fire crews are still fighting a blaze at a hotel and apartment block building in dublin. at the height of the fire, five of the upper floors of the metro hotel were alight. the building was evacuated and no—one was injured. the hotel is near the city's airport, and firefighters from there were called in to help put out the blaze. the white house is expected to announce billions of dollars of tariffs on imported chinese goods later today. president trump is due to sign a memorandum on trade with china. it would be the latest move by the trump administration to penalise foreign imports, after it targeted steel and aluminium with hefty tariffs earlier this month, raising fears of a global trade war. well, joining me now from shanghai is our china correspondent robin brant. robin, this comes hot off the heels of the chinese leadership earlier this week talking about trade, the fa ct this we

follow again now the son of the former libyan leader muammar gaddafi he will run for president if elections do manage to go ahead the share it was confirmed by safe get after his lawyer in an exclusive interview with r.t. was safe far there was driven from power and killed in twenty eleven while holding no official positions safe was one of the most recognized persons in the country and he was even described as the defacto prime minister jury in his father's rule so it was then held captive for six years before being released last year and made political unrest this is what his lawyer told us about his presidential bid. islam has lots of supporters they are ordinary people there are even those who were against moammar gadhafi back in two thousand and eleven and now they support the views of his son the situation we have in libya now is the result of the destruction of all the state institutions and not only the toppling of the regime forty countries today against libya back then our country was bombarded and shelled all the military and civilian infrastructure was destroyed many civilians w

these are the facts yes yes gaddafi pates a cozy. it paid for the complain you paid for other things it's not my problem. dean's accusations helped end sarkozy's third presidential bid. it. was a disgrace and you know the shamed to be giving publicity to a man who's been in prison he's been convicted numerous times of slander who is a liar so cozies under formal investigation into other corruption cases but so far police haven't established a direct link between the former president and any illegal libyan money foreign campaign funding is banned in france nicolas sarkozy has always denied receiving any illegal funding from libya and over the years he has accused his opponents or the political smear campaign now that he has retired from politics it will be harder for him to use that line of defense convincingly that are so popular on to syria known terrorists nigeria's military failed to act after multiple warnings that boko haram fighters were preparing to enter a town where they abducted more than one hundred schoolgirls that is the

heard about him i was so happy about it he was really someone who looked after the pictures in the gaddafi care. every day for almost forty years. has been walking down the long corridor to the basement of the tehran museum of contemporary art. under the shah he had been employed there as a driver. cause over. every day there were demonstrations against the shah here. a lot of students were on the street the campus is close by. we saw it all on the eleventh of february nine hundred seventy nine the revolution triumphed. as ben if you came from the revolutionary committee used yes i think that's what it was called back then but i'm no longer exactly sure and they occupied the museum they told my coworkers they could leave everyone else went home which i was the one they kept on the honest. i knew nothing about heart but i realised that when they put me in charge of this treasure i had to pull myself together and take good care of it. and monet rothko and because at first for rouge as he saw their work says little more than paint on canvas. month by the mission of my ignorance that made to a

last week, mr sarkozy was placed under investigation over claims he took money from colonel gaddafi.. the owners of the app, myfitnesspal, say 150 million user accounts have been accessed in a data breach. the american fitness brand under armour owns this software. it says that usernames, email addresses and passwords may have been stolen, but insists the passwords are protected by strong encryption. the funeral has been held for another unarmed black man shot dead by police — this time in his grandmother's back garden. stephon clark was shot 20 times by officers who say they thought he was carrying a gun. he was 22. the civil rights leader reverend al sharpton was among those gathered to mourn. lebo diseko reports. they came to remember one man. stephon alonzo charlie evan atheo clark. but amid the grief, there was anger. we are proud of them for standing up for justice! a family, a community and its leaders demanding answers. these are the moments just before stephon clark was shot dead. it was filmed by police, who say they were responding to reports of break—ins in the area. show

spokesperson has confirmed after months of rumors that the son of the former libyan leader muammar gaddafi will run for president if elections do manage to go ahead this year so far there was driven from power and killed in twenty eleven despite holding no official position safe was described as the fact a prime minister during his father's rule safe was later held captive for six years before being released last year and made political unrest we heard exclusively from saves lawyer on the presidential bid. saif al islam has lots of supporters they are ordinary people there are even those who are against moammar gadhafi back in two thousand and eleven and now they support the views of his son the situation we have in libya now is the result of the destruction of all the state institutions not only the toppling of the regime forty countries stood against libya back then our country was bombarded and shelled all the military and civilian infrastructure was destroyed many civilians were killed and now so if our islam has put forward a comprehensive overview of the situation in libya that's a r

we are the facts yes yes gaddafi pates a cozy it paid for the complain he paid for other things it's not my problem. tacky dean's accusations helped end sarkozy's third presidential bid. some soldier is probably what a disgrace a university shamed to be giving publicity to a man who's been in prison he's been convicted numerous times of slander who is a liar. so cozies under formal investigation into other corruption cases but so far police haven't established a direct link between the former president and any illegal libyan money foreign campaign funding is banned in france nicolas sarkozy has always denied receiving any illegal funding formula known to the news he has accused his opponents or the political smear campaign now that he has retired from politics it will be harder for him to use that line of defense convincingly potential bottler al-jazeera paris . the white house says donald trump is not considering firing u.s. special counsel robert mueller this follows a series of tweets from the president which criticize investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen elec

investigation for illegal topaign finances, connected the accusation that lay to libyan leader omar gaddafi 2007 find sarkozy' campaign. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. he has been a strategist for presidential campaigns for both clintons and has advised bill gates and tony blair, and a wide range of companies. 10 years ago, he authored a best-selling book, and now he is back for more, with the sequel. we welcome mark penn. great to have you at bloomberg. what -- explained of alot of what is going on in politics, including soccer moms . dick tracy president trump in 2016 -- did you see president trump in 2016 coming? mark: he was a surprise upset. the book very much points out what i call the old economy voters, voters from indiana to pennsylvania. lost.ns of jobs were those voters saw silicon valley doing well. set ofionable elites donald trump could not possibly win. older and rural voters said, what about me? donald trump is executing a strategy the elites in silicon valley don't

former president nicolas sarkozy has been charged with accepting campaign contributions from muammar gaddafi's the french election in 2007. sarkozy has been in police custody since tuesday. this is bloomberg. 5:30 p.m. in new york. paul allen has a look at the markets. l: we are seeing gains in new zealand at the moment. a quarter of 1% despite the weak lead from wall street. facebook is higher after two days of declines, although the nasdaq was lower. we will keep an eye on tencent at the open, after fourth courting -- fourth-quarter estimates beat estimates. in sydney, weaker by a 10th of 1%. trading resumes on the nikkei after the public holiday. traded out of chicago, weaker by two thirds of 1%. we saw gains in the new zealand dollar after the reserve bank of new zealand held the cash rate at expected, one and three-quarter percent. after the u.s. federal reserve lifted rates. central-bank action comes from indonesia, taiwan and the philippines. gold is flat, oil breaking through, $65 per barrel. more from bloomberg technology next. ♪ caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." our top story

libya's strongman, muammar gaddafi met a similar fate. brutally killed after begging for his life. the same bloody fear for himself. [ chanting ] >> reporter: just a few weeks later, rebellion arrived in russia. tens of thousands rallied in the streets of moscow. the biggest protest there since the fall of the soviet union. >> people were hanging off lamp posts. people were in the streets. really shocking. >> reporter: putin was now living the same nightmare he had endured as a kgb officer in east germany in 1989. this time, in his own backyard. and he wasn't even president at the time. he was prime minister, having handed the presidency over to his associate, dmitry medvedev. >> as the winter went longer and longer and got colder and colder, the protests got bigger and bigger. >> reporter: as putin saw people turning against him, hillary clinton weighed in. >> the russian people, like people everywhere, deserve the right to have their voices heard and their votes counted. >> when putin hears something like that, i imagine he hears bush talking about saddam hussein. he hears that a

whehehehehehe received millions of euros in illegal campaign financing from the late libyan dictator muammar gaddafi in 2007. sarkozy has repeatedly denied the allegations.tetetetetetetet, vermont senator bernie sanders, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, and other experts hosted a livestream town hall on "inequality in america: the rise middle class." during me discussion, economist darrick hamilton spoke about the intersections of race, education, and class. >> we are the head of household and you are black and graduated from college, your family's wealth is lower than the of a white family with head that dropped out ofofofofoe of, can we simply work hard, study hard, and address inequality? the answer is no. education is important in its own right, so when the we shoule tuition-free public education? absolutely. [applause] as an end unto itself, we exaggerate the ecation, particur marginalized groups. would we start getting into these narratives of a post-racial's excited, we're not there. we can come up with conference of programs that include everybody, but we needo do it differently this

of the probe is going to allegations that muammar gaddafi help fund his campaign.under his judicial supervision. nationwide strike causing major disruptions to trains and other todayes throughout france . according to airport authorities, 30% of flights have been canceled today. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. >> a quick check on equity markets. a leg lower on u.s. stocks. only verizon and coca-cola are higher. ,hen you look at the s&p 500 defense sectors are gaining as rates go higher as well. let's get you a check of commodities. if you look at oil prices, some increases in africa. equities certainly weighing on oil and well soft commodities avoiding, we are fairly confident and wanted to highlight down by almost 2.5%. 1.4%.n see copper off by certainly, a lot of talk around china not helping as well. stocks are tumbling today, among the decline as you can see u.s. stocks down. administration says it tomorrow.d allies great to have you with us. >> it seems to be the reaction in the market start

to have charged former french president with accepting illegal camp in contributions from muammar gaddafi'se -- libya. allegations. the .harges are being brought french president emmanuel macron forces the first major strike after almost one year in office. workers on the paris transit system, school teachers will strike. matt: sebastian, thank you very much. facebook's ceo has broken his silence on the crisis over advertising firm cambridge analytica's access to data on network zuckerberg. is outlining steps that he is taking to make sure that such a leak does not happen again. company ise the doing enough, while the company's share price has only recovered a little after slumping hard earlier this week. >> this was a major breach of trust, and i am really sorry that this happened. we have a basic responsibility to protect people's data, and if ot do that we do not deserve the opportunity to serve people. joining us now is -- and james at the is still with us -- james 80 is still with us -- james ath ey is still with us. we are hearing the european parliament calling zuckerberg to the floo

we are the facts yes yes gaddafi pates a cozy. he paid for the complain he paid for other things it's not my problem. techie dean's accusations helped end sarkozy's third presidential bid. what a disgrace a university shamed to be giving publicity to a man who's been in prison he's been convicted numerous times of slander who is a liar so cozies under formal investigation into other corruption cases but so far police haven't established a direct link between the former president and any illegal libyan money foreign campaign funding is banned in france nicolas sarkozy is always denied receiving any illegal funding from libya i know that the news he has accused his opponents or the political smear campaign now that he has retired from politics it will be harder for him to use that line of defense convincingly that are so popular al-jazeera paris. twenty three russian diplomats and their families have left the u.k. in the wake of the poisoning of a former double agent in salisbury russian says moscow was behind the attack on service

to millions of euros in funding he said to have accepted from the make the libyan dictator colonel gaddafi. france's prime minister eduardo feet deep and senior figures of the government have attended funerals for the four victims of last week's terror attack in southern france or the ceremonies took place interact in the quiet own region which was the size of the deadly supermarket hostage taking. the nobel peace prize winner blah yousafzai has returned home to pakistan my first visit since being shot there by the taliban in twenty twelve the failed assassination attempt on the then school girls shocked the world she was targeted for promoting education for girls despite the attack she went on to become an international icon for women's education and human rights tears of sadness and moments of joy upon a long awaited return. speaking in milan or use of side says she was dreamed of coming home to pakistan and walking the streets in peace. this was no ordinary visit heavy security accompanied mulattoes dawn arrival in islamabad. the police convoy proof of the threat malala still faces from

without any embarrassment -- gaddafi. without any embarrassment. they weren't congratulating them on their elections. they were acknowledging, from the continent of africa to the asia-pacific, to south and central america, to the halls of eastern europe and beyond, and any other place i've not mentioned, america would comment, either in the united states or its disappointment on how -- united nations on its disappointment on how other countries treated its people. before this recess that we will be working with our constituents , we were working very hard to do one thing. not to undermine the executive branch. there are three branches of government. and i pride myself in the acceptance of the constitution. i guess because my predecessor was the honorable barbara jordan and she trained us well, as she held up that book during the watergate proceedings, that this was not personal, it was that she was not going to see the constitution and the rights of the people diminished. and that is where i stand today. this is not a personal commentary on the exe

the consequences were in fact very bad for britain because it was after we broke off relations that gaddafi carefully before you act, take it slowly. let me bring in chris bryant, labour mp, thatis bring in chris bryant, labour mp, that is potentially what your leader is saying, some believe he is, but there are labour mps criticising him for not condemning russia, for not apportioning blame to russia?” for not condemning russia, for not apportioning blame to russia? i do not think the important point at this stage is what the labour party thinks, if i'm honest. the leader of the opposition, he wants to be in number10. the opposition, he wants to be in number 10. i fully understand that, but i think this is really about how britain make sure we in this country are safe, it is about how the international community comes together to say to russia that we will not put up with this. i think, for instance, removing 23 diplomats from the uk will seriously degrade their ability to gather intelligence in the uk and that is an important factor. i do not think theresa may has over at the pudding, if

gaddafi gave up his nuclear program, just as we and a couple years later, he was dead.hat is not lost on north korea. the iran the shredding deal will not cause north korea in the a lot of stock word of a single american president, it will be any deal g to see if is negotiated that comes to congress, but like iran, north subject to american sanctions and getting rid of those sanctions would be one have in theey would negotiations and that would take congressional action. brad, hello., congressman?re you, guest: good to be with you. aller: since 2008, i can turn on the television everyday and ear a democrat call me a racist. democrats that took my health insurance, doctor and tripled my premium. sold a democrat that russia the uranium. democrat who said 1980s for foreign policy back. my enemy, not russians. host: thanks. uest: that's the level of partisanship we've reached when and ne call on the show says the other political party is the enemy, not russia. wow. and that is very hard for the an ed states to play important role in the world if we're that divided. can't go

police station on the outskirts of paris after accepting a 50 million euros payment from colonel gaddafiont page of the daily telegraph. blue brexit passports to be made in europe. a franco — dutch company is poised to win the contract to make the iconic blue british passport. he can understand why people are getting a bit upset. another story we are taking a look at today. police taking a look at today. police taking days to respond to 999 incidents. we will talk about that little later on. some under pressure forces taking days to respond to 999 calls when guidelines say it should be one hour. a slightly different police story in the sun. they are suggesting a struggling lincolnshire police force is giving officers two y°93 police force is giving officers two yoga days off to beat stress. a picture of an officer doing yoga. have a closer look. is that the lotus ? have a closer look. is that the lotus? i'm not sure if it is a real picture. nina knows. i'm not going to do it now and i wouldn't. i can't do the lotus at the moment. after baby, maybe. this is the times, but it across lot ——

purposes would he agree to remove nuclear weapons from his country when that didn't turn out so well for gaddafink it's very important to realize why we're here. we gave up on failed doctrine of previous administration. this administration is working. if you talk to intelligence officials and state department officials they will tell you kim jong-un is starting to feel real pressure from our sanctions, the sanctions we passed in congress to put mandatory sanctions in place on this regime. allies around the globe, they're starting to feel the pressure. as a result you have a regime trying to find a way forward. they've promised meetings before. they've promised action before. this is a new red line in the sand here. this is what's so important about this. we're here because the president's pressure has worked. the next step is very, very significant. . i sent a letter to the president yesterday saying continue maximum pressure. don't give up on denuclearization. i spoke to the president last night. sounds like that is what he intends to do. >> evelyn, we had fred camp, chris hill. cast of thousan

by police about allegations that he received campaign funding from the late libyan leader, colonel gaddafitudio set up by harvey weinstein and his brother 13 years ago has filed for bankruptcy. the weinstein company's future had been in doubt since dozens of women publicly accused the producer of sexual harassment, assault and rape. mr weinstein denies all allegations of non—consensual sex. the studio says it will cancel non—disclosure agreements which had been used to stop women making accusations against mr weinstein. in a moment the business news with jamie robertson. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. a committee of mps asked facebook founder mark zuckerberg to give evidence following the latest allegations about the harvesting of users' data. russian diplomats and their families leave the london embassy — they've been expelled by the prime minister over the nerve agent attack in salisbury. a two—year—old girl has died after being rescued from a car found here's your business headlines on afternoon live. inflation in the uk has fallen. consumer price inflation fell from 3