injanuary of this year, you told george galloway to f off. idid indeed.e criticised you on twitter. you often... you have used strong language to call out others with whom you disagree. you tweeted this aboutjeremy corbyn. .. "jeremy corbyn is an anti—semite, pass it on". no matter how you feel about how he has handled anti—semitism or not in the labour party, is that an example of trolling? so, that's an example of my reaction to trolling because the george galloway tweet came in the week that the podcast came out so that came in a week where i'm not sure how many thousands of messages of abuse i got and at that point, george galloway, before having seen what i had said, added to it and i... that was an example of me accidentally amplifying a troll. in terms of campaigning againstjeremy corbyn, i have posted countless bits of evidence and, in the end, you know, people are trying to use humour, trying to use any way they can to get this message out there because thejewish community are very scared. they're worried. people considering leaving the country a

injanuary, you tell george galloway tosoff injanuary, you tell george galloway to s off after he criticiseduage to call others with whom you disagree. you tweeted that jeremy corbyn is an anti—semite, pass it on. no matter how you feel about how he handled anti—semitism or lot in the labour body, is that an example of trolling? that is an example of my reaction to trolling. the george galloway tweet came in the week the podcast came out so in a week where i am not sure how many thousands of messages of abuse i got and at that point, george galloway, before having seen what i had said, added to it. that was an example of me accidentally amplifying a troll. i consider him an anti—semitic troll andi i consider him an anti—semitic troll and i will no longer interact with him in the slightest. in terms of campaigning againstjeremy corbyn, i have posted countless bits of evidence and in the end, you know, people are trying to use humour, a nyway people are trying to use humour, anyway they can to get this message out there the jewish community anyway they can to get this message out there thejewi

george galloway believes westminster has been acting undemocratically all along. 80 years ago this week britain declared war on nazi germany which had on the 1st of september 1939 invaded poland within months britain stood alone with the hitler forces at the channel ports an imminent invasion feared expected by everyone 80 years later our borders johnson calls a 5 day extra holiday for parliament and the british bourgeoisie goes into hysterics and i'm talking bourgeois leftists as well as rightists the mass media the parliamentary labor party virtually all of them the liberals the guardian the e.u. fanatics triggered by a 5 day prorogue ation they've gone to court they've threatened to block bridges occupy streets even called for a general strike they call it a coup but in fact the coup is then they see that their government has pulled a coup over parliament but its parliament that has been operating a coup against the will of the british people it's quite simple really it's no longer even about bricks it it's about democracy if people vote not knowing if their vote is going to count or

and if you enjoyed that you can watch in full george galloway's take on briggs it by heading to r.t.c. instagram page. seems barely european trip by u.s. officials can go by these days without some criticism of russia and following that tradition vice president mike pence has once again warned of russian interference during a visit to poland now is the time for us to remain vigilant. about the intentions and the actions being taken by russia. as we stand together and as we see other nato allies follow your lead president due to. meet their obligations to our common defense in nato we know their efforts will fail. once his remarks came as the daily beast article framed historical events going back a 100 years as russian interference but as artists might get stiff now argues why stop there. there are a few legends as obscure and my dear as this one seemed leaguers the freemasons u.f.o.'s the loch ness monster and big foot there is russian meddling and with every retelling someone nods and the little twist i mean who is going to disprove them the russians have been attacking us for 100 y

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derek mclennan made the discovery in a field in dumfries and galloway five years ago.ay, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: sensational scenes at the solheim cup — as late drama sees europe fightback to beat the united states. england beat australia in the final ashes test to draw the series. and spain are basketball world champions after beating argentina in beijing. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. we start at gleneagles in scotland where there was an extraordinary finish to golf‘s solheim cup. the united states looked like they were heading for victory until europe won the last three singles matches to wrestle the trophy away from them. our reporter sarah mulkerrins was watching: six years since europe won the solheim cup, six and a half points was the target for victory. if the players were feeling the heat it was not showing. scott catriona matthew skippered the side, and with georgia whole of england proving a cut above, early momentum went their way. at the power began to shift and whenjessica korda sank this

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george galloway believes that while m.p.'s will celebrate the court's decision voters may think differently. our service dead in the water it's in the water i'm not sure of it's waving or drowning but it certainly father complicates the british position in the run up to halloween when we're supposed to be leaving the european union and that of course was what the whole thing was about this is a coup a judicial coup where our committee of 11 lawyers have forced their way in to the british political system by judgment would be that the public will see all of this today as for the evidence of the establishments the very richest the very most powerful being determined to do anything that they can including dragging the queen into such an imbroglio in order to stop breaks it and the danger for the opposition is that people will think well at least boris johnson is trying to implement a decision made by 17 and a half 1000000 british people the biggest number ever to vote for anyone or anything in our entire history and that's the d

george galloway believes it's westminster that's acting and democratically. they call it a coup but in fact the coup is then they see that their government has pulled a coup over parliament but it's parliament that has been operating a coup against the will of the british people it's quite simple really it's no longer even about bricks it it's about democracy if people vote not knowing if their vote is going to count or if it's going to be stolen from them or if they win if that victory will be robbed in front of their eyes democracy no longer means anything at all that's why i say you can campaign to rejoin the european union if you like and you won't have much by way of political traction if you do but the decision of the brics referendum to leave the european union just must be implemented and anyone who stands in the way of it is not a champion of democracy but is in fact an enemy of democracy. 88 bodies have been pulled from the rubble of a jail in southern yemen which was bombed by the saudi led coalition according to the red cross where the 100 people

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george galloway believes that a snap election contrary to what things would be the best way of getting some clarity on breaks. there has to be an election because the government cannot govern and the opposition are not in a position to govern and if you're trying to stop bricks it and stop the people voting in a general election at the same time while frankly you're only postponing the inevitable so definitely there will be an election if not in october then in november when the nights are dark and cold and wet and the result i suspect will not be to the liking of those blocking an election time is running out for a resolution of that affair and of course when time runs out on halloween a 11 pm in the evening then were out of the european union all manner of things could happen of course between now and then the prime minister could go to brussels but not ask for an extension one or more members of the european union could refuse an extension the government say that they will stay within the law but that they will test the law. russian journalists he returned to moscow on saturday as p

george galloway thanks for joining us good to have in the program was always will speak a bit more about the consequences for boris johnson later but what does this mean for that deadline of delivering bricks that come what may on the 31st of october does that mean it's dead in the water. i'm not sure because dead in the water it's in the water i'm not sure of it's waving or drowning but it certainly father complicates the british position in the run up to halloween when we're supposed to be leaving the european union and of course was what the whole thing was about this is a coup judicial coup or our committee of 11 lawyers have burst their way in to the british political system which they were never and paneled to do which they have no parliamentary or thought or to to do parliament never legislated to change our constitution and this is a seismic change in our constitution is not every day that the queen gets found guilty of acting on lawfully is the decision there's a difference in on lawful and illegal which most of your viewers will understand one is will for one can be accidental

george galloway believes that while m.p.'s will celebrate the court's decision voters might think differently. our service dead in the water it's in the water i'm not sure of it's waving or drowning but it certainly father complicates the british position in the run up to halloween when we're supposed to be leaving the european union and then of course was what the whole thing was about this is a coup our judicial who were our committee of 11 lawyers have forced their way in to the british political system by judgment would be that the public will see all of this today for the evidence of the establishments the very richest the very most powerful being determined to do anything that they can including dragging the queen's into such an imbroglio in order to stop breaks it and the danger for the opposition is that people will think well at least boris johnson is trying to implement a decision made by 17 and a half 1000000 british people the biggest number ever to vote for anyone or anything in our entire history and that's the

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derek mclennan made the discovery in a field in dumfries and galloway five years ago. opening of the markets in asia following saturday's drone attacks on two key facilities in saudi arabia. the cost of brent crude rose by the most on record, after half the kingdom's output was taken out. that accounts for roughly 5% of the world's oil supply. a lot more of that on our website. i am back soon with the headlines. hello. the weekend has been very mixed. glorious across much of the south—east, really wild for a time across the north of scotland, and in between, something a little bit in between. some sunshine, but a bit of rain as well. the forthcoming week — largely dry. 0k, a little bit of rain, perhaps, in the north—west of scotland at times. there'll be some chilly nights around as well. this is how we're shaping up for monday. the remnants of the weekend's weather front still there to be had across the south. a lot of cloud around, the odd bit and piece of rain, primarily i would have thought before lunchtime. after lunch, a lot of cloud. further north, a better chan

george galloway believes that while m.p.'s will celebrate the court's decision voters might think differently. i'm sure it's dead in the water it's in the water i'm not sure of it's waving or drowning but it certainly father complicates the british position in the run up to halloween when we're supposed to be leaving the european union and of course was what the whole thing was about this is a coup our judicial who were our committee of 11 lawyers have forced their way in to the british political system by judgment would be that the public will see all of this today as for the evidence of the establishments the very richest the very most powerful being determined to do anything that they can including dragging the queen's into such an imbroglio in order to stop breaks it and the danger for the opposition is that people will think well at least boris johnson is trying to implement a decision made by 17 and a half 1000000 british people the biggest number ever to vote for anyone or anything in our entire history and that's the

one of the thing that has been said recently about scott galloway, noted marketing expert, there areof people who will not climb an escalator to shop. yours is an older model of retailing. how are you keeping up with the changing ways people want to shop? >> every trend has a reaction. younger consumers are engaging in digital technology, shopping more online, social media, etc., the experience of coming into a physical store of fortnum and mason, whether it is our flagship store, or greeted byyou are chandeliers, life slows down. people enjoy a cup of tea, a slice of cake. they may even be buying from our cookbook, which launched tomorrow, things to bake a cake. that is why retailers need to be forward thinking, giving customers an alternative to what the market may be telling them. although you are still competing on a margin basis on similar products. can you charge a premium because of those experiences? >> i think you can if it is valley for the money. product,ut quality of authenticity, how the product is made. of course, it's about price. ultimately, in a food business, it's a

like galloway said last week on the program, everyone understands math, and math is the problem and notnything else. >> it sounds like you think the skepticism, the hesitance of investors to back the ipo is more about the model, not whether he flew on a private jet without pot. >> they knew about that before that's not new that's ridiculous. that's not a giant revelation about this guy investors always know this stuff and later when they throw founders under the bus, they pretend they didn't know in some executives' cases, they do hide things, but they had to know his behavior. he's smoking pot on a plane. if he was doing great, they would let him do what he wants i don't know that was overblown, but i think it's just that now they're embarrassed. now they're embarrassed by it publicly. >> kara, how far do you think this reverberates in the softbank world in terms of funds? i guess how much more scrutiny do you think this adds to that company? >> i think we need to look at -- not just me but everybody needs to look at the investments they've made a lot were done indiscriminately i wrote

as the debate unfolded, a congressman from ohio, samuel galloway, spiced up his argument with a quotation from macbeth. referring to the date of the enactment of the kansas nebraska act, he said "let that pernicious hour stand accursed on the calendar." later that day, congressman john milson of virginia took the floor. milson also knew his shakespeare. he responded, "the gentleman from ohio favored us with a quotation from macbeth. i will give him an answer in quotation from hamlet." he then quoted from the scene in which ophelia's brother expresses his exaggerated grief at her death by leaping into ophelia's grave. quoting from hamlet's reaction, milson said "dost thou come here to whine? to outrace me leaping into her grave? i will rant as well as thou." the most notable example of the use of shakespeare in congress occurred in 1830 during the famous debate between senators robert hayne of south carolina and daniel webster of massachusetts. although ostensibly about public land policy, it was the first major debate about the relationship between the northern and southern states. after

in a lot and my thought on some of the come back after an unlimited basically often the boss's gallowaya little. something as off as either choice we've been a member. in the i'm what i'm spending plan a little bit of a new plan what object. the gentleman who could he do. but at the monthly i know because about i. was the most on the boys and we're glad i had but i can have a compass. a limb or genesis a bonus and i was in college how have lana. not fallen this one could have fallen way above and in the making. i'm one of the good i got. now is a dream i get a gentleman and the blog me help me through one of them and i. know because that means getting through. to people in the gun my bucket but it's a shot at it a shot of them in the shallow. end of the shot the laubach of a minimalist and much alike not initially much followed but you look at not unlimited. most of us. i was in one of the nicest most someone. i was in the homicides from the head to 5 job on. was one leg in the station and nothing from 1st among the upper stomach soonish over defiance you know what i said it once in the

is suing a metal detectorist, who found a viking treasure trove, on land it owns, in dumfries and galloway — for the gold and silver items he unearthed. but the kirk argues it deserves a share. mr mclennan had been given permission by the church to search the area. now it's time for a look at the weather, with lucy martin hello there. with high—pressure taking charge of our weather, the coming week is looking like a settled one. there will be a good deal of dry weather from the far north of scotland where there could be some ran at times and plenty of autumnal sunshine to come with that, as well. we have seen some sunshine today — this photo sent an earlier by a weather watcher in devon where they've had a cold front splitting the uk in half, that has brought cloudy skies and outbreaks of rain. it is gradually slipping its way south as we move through tonight and into tomorrow. overnight tonight, we will see cloudy and patchy outbreaks of rain gradually sliding south. behind it, some clear spells with 1—2 showers to the far north of scotland — they could be fairly heavy. where we got the c

is suing a metal detectorist, who found a viking treasure trove, on land it owns, in dumfries and gallowaylver items he unearthed. but the kirk argues it deserves a share. mr mclennan had been given permission by the church to search the area. coming up after the weather: we'll have all the latest sports news, including the developments in england and australia's final ashes test at the oval. now it's time for a look at the weather with lucy martin. hello there. a real contrast in temperatures today, with the northern half of the uk seeing some fairly fresh conditions, but the warmth holding on across the southern half of the uk. this cold front is the boundary line that brings some cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain. the fresher conditions behind gradually spreading south over the next 2a hours. so we see that cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain pushing south through this evening and overnight. behind it, some clearer spells and under the clear skies, we will see temperatures dipping away. further south, we've got the cloud where temperatures stay in the double figures. there's a risk of a

probably need to look at something that's a lot broader than that to consider the effect of scott gallowayut amazon, company never expected to earn a profit but still with the market cap they have able to buy a grocery store chain, whole foods, the eighth largest grocery store chain in the country and everybody else's market cap drops 20% in the grocery industry. and the people in the industry have to make a profit. not much of one, it's like two percent. so i think people are concerned about it from antitrust perspective. i think the bipartisan concern that arises from seeing the damage being done to our public conversation on these social media platforms. >> and their role for government there? >> what i would love to see would be for them to take action themselves but i think if they are unwilling to do it, i think there is a role for government there. >> this morning at the dnc nancy pelosi spoke. >> he can't turn on your tv and watch somebody cut someone else's have off you can turn on any of these log on to any of this stuff and your kids can watch somebody chopping summaries head of

galloway, they are looking at practices throughout all american history. the 19th century in the 20th and the 21st. but there's another one in which what support uses history. in a separate and that is looking at the original understanding of the establishment because an ornament. this is sort of rituals have been given to us. and here i think it is an excellent place that if we were going by the constitutional principle that comes from original -ism, the first amendment needs means largely what it says. we're not going to have an established church but certainly permissible to have things like paint chaplain and prayers and legislative bodies and prescient so call for prayer. these things are not a violation of the constitutional principle inactive in this cause. colin: the next question is the gentleman in the blue. then the lady in the front. then i go back to the back of the section. >> in kentucky and several other states, project has brought us in godly trust being displayed in schools. i would like both of your thoughts on both of or not that is in

perhaps some of them developing towards dumfries and galloway, the moray firth and a few down towardsnly exception is across the far north of scotland, where in shetland we will have cloud for much of the day and perhaps in sunshine breaking out the afternoon and temperatures more widely climbing into the low temperatures. 0n into the weekend, the wind. to turn more to a south—easterly direction so we will drag some warmerair direction so we will drag some warmer air from direction so we will drag some warmer airfrom france. direction so we will drag some warmer air from france. temperatures for many will be rising but with onshore winds around some of the eastern coast of scotland, north—east england and perhaps here it will feel a bit fresher on the coastline itself, but inland there will be some reasonable temperatures. we are looking at highs of 24 celsius the london and cardiff, so one for the time of year. where we have the onshore winds, temperatures will be kept a few degrees cooler than that. we will see some changes in the weather picture through sunday although starting off

good morning, you have summed it up well, a chilly start in dumfries and galloway.that is tempered by the breeze. strongest along the eastern coast and down towards the south—west at the moment but nowhere near the level they were during the evening commute yesterday. we have some rain around, showers in the west, especially across parts of scotland. longer spells of rain and drizzle for a time, pushing its way eastwards before brightening up in the afternoon. northern ireland brightens up into the afternoon, but the north midlands turning cloudier. some rain and drizzle here and there as well. but most places will spend the day dry. temperatures range from around 11 in lerwick to 19 in london, a warmer day in scotland and northern ireland compared with yesterday. still feeling chilly for those heading to old trafford and while there will be a lot of dry weather today, some rain possible during the afternoon. still quite breezy, although thankfully the winds nowhere near as strong as those yesterday. as we go through into tonight, the breeze picks up again. western

what else i recommend my new podcast i sit down with the media giant joan joanna colek and scott gallowayredemption is possible for those that the movement brought down and what a post me-too movement might look like coming up right now, more news with my dear friend from philadelphia, hallie jackson >> steph, thank you much i appreciate it. today it is official or it's going to be, the first congressional hearings looking into whether to recommend articles of impeachment against the president. house democrats ramp up their fight against him. and stepping into the ring, former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski set to testify in front of the house judiciary committee in just a bit. he's not an open book. he's not allowed to be the white house is working to limit what he can and cannot say and what he's saying so far is giving us a glimpse at how he might be coming at this. firing away what he describes as angry democrats. it's not just lewandowski. democrats had wanted to hear from a couple of other former top advisers to the president but the white house is saying not too fast we'v