very nice ofjeremy hackett to come andjoin us very nice ofjeremy hackett to come and join us today.ur political correspondent leila nathoo at westminster. i had ihada i had a rather ham—fisted attempt at pairing there. can you clarify the pairing there. can you clarify the pairing system, which has been around for decades, is meant to ensure fairness? i thought your attempt was pretty good, actually! it is basically to keep votes there. in the commons, you have to be physically there to vote. and go to be counted. if you are absent, somebody else from an opposing party also agrees to not cast their votes so there is no discrepancy in the number of votes cast. it is a long—standing agreement based on trust between opposition parties to keep parliamentary votes fair. where are we in terms of support and opinion in parliament right now? as you see the brexit process going through. it centres around key brexit votes around tuesday night, earlier in the week we were talking about the jeopardy of a government defeat, the government may infect key defeats in brexit legislation but one key

countries are surrendering a lot of their sovereignty here but the way trump is doing it it's all of hackett's deal as we've said before and our g. tariffs and security for him it's all one thing ok and once you start fiddling with one of those three then it starts to unravel and this is what the elites in europe do not want to have happen to the corleone family we have a deal for you but it's a package deal we would you. repeat in the lead are fairly pathetic i'm sorry to say but i have seen. my french national and i have seen the deterioration of the governance of my country over the last few years which is it because of that because politics is really technocratic now i mean there's you know there's one charisma magic figure in the west right now it looks a bit odd if donald trump i mean these other people don't inspire much well it's not just that i mean we don't understand how my cane to. power the action was feet long previous to people of course it was the head of the i.m.f. who got to court is set up in new york city. and then was to follow was removed by a sudden scandal would somebod

backing away from putin's offer of a twenty and best occasion or white house correspondent kimberly hackett. after days of doubt about his allegiance to his own country u.s. president donald trump delivered some of his toughest talk yet and a threat to russia's president vladimir putin about their relationship will be the worst enemies ever had the worst he's ever had but for days trump has signaled a willingness to work with putin despite overwhelming evidence of russia's interference in u.s. affairs where they're returning from capitol hill the controversy continues oh yes . you're right. democrats pressuring their republican colleagues. they want more money to protect u.s. elections for future russian meddling republicans voted it down democrats also want the translator president monday's closed door trump meeting to testify in capitol hill and there are new concerns about putin's request to question americans but it would be in finland putin said the kremlin should be able to interrogate one of his most vocal critics u.s. born businessman. bill browder in exchange for the u.s. questioni

the one for all the suspicious conservatives out there who remember david hackett souter who trotted around the senate and that all these senators baca in the day and he turned out to be a judge, very nice man but we ultimately evolved toward a much more needed point of reference. it's judge cavanaugh the type of judge who will it evolve? for all those critics on the right,ga those who would evolve from the more liberal block on this, what would you say to them? >> i would point out that when i took judge kavanaugh's class as a first-year law student, the first thing he assigned me was to read the constitution. this could be an exciting and fun minutes, because she read case after case and sometimes you have to take a whole constitutional walk. anybody who comes at this question with an open mind is going g to find a judge who has spent 12 years at hearings to the structure, the history, the meaning, the text of the constitution and doing so in such a fair-minded way, he mentioned in his speech that the person who hired him as not justice kagan. three left of center justices, they ha

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captain hackett, thank you.ows bringing up the rear and that'll be a real special moment to mark the centenary of the raf. back now to westminster and simon mccoy. lets talk to alistair campbell. what do you think the labour party should be doing? the labour party should be inafar be doing? the labour party should be in a far stronger and clearer position and a place that i would like them to be is the final bill should go to our people's vote. the right thing to do, when you know the situation where two years and almost one month after the referendum you have cabinet still divided, both main parties are still divided, the country not coming together, i think ultimately it will have to go back toa ultimately it will have to go back to a people's vote and i think the labour party should lead on that. we're hearing about this boat, —— this vote, but what is the question? there are several steps, one of them is that parliament would have two vote down whatever deal she presents. she might get away but it think it i

that contribute to poverty so keep the comments coming if you want to get in touch issues or hass hackett as hash tag on our twitter handle is at english also on facebook facebook dot com slash al-jazeera and pick up the phone you can watch our telegram i said last nine seven four five zero one one one one four nine this is news and if you're with us on facebook live there's a story about a spoof campaign that is aimed at the ministrations reproductive rights policy and later on through the rescues migrants in the mediterranean says it will sue the libyan coast guard for manslaughter. midsummer at the moment occasional showers relieve the heat around the shores the caspian is about thirty min to be just full of these great tall clouds but otherwise it's sunshine borlase from afghanistan right back to the mediterranean as you can see so we're just watching temperatures a wind. yesterday were probably today as well good to be in the middle of iraq's. western iran forty seven forty noways hitting the fifty. as if that's very much relief anyway there's the temperatures for the extremes otherw

could really socialise safely, and to give you an idea of how important that was at the time, roy hackett look...” and he literally decides it almost as a calling. have a look... i was teaching acoustics and music technology and teaching beat boxing as well, and got the call... hello? actually, i don't know if that is how god speaks. laughter but i got the call, went into the church of england as a vicar, and i thought i was the last person who would get called into being a church of england vicar. he is fantastic. i just want to play that video again of the beat boxing. let‘s just play it again... let‘s see your reaction to this. let's see your reaction to this. you know that i don‘t know when i am on air! iwant know that i don‘t know when i am on air! i want to see how you are reacting! blimey, is that the time? that was nationwide. alex, pleasure, as always. alex from bristol. laughter and if you would like to see more on any of those stories you can access them with the bbc iplayer, and a reminder that we go nationwide every weekday afternoon at a:30pm here on afternoon live. you are

countries are surrendering a lot of their sovereignty here but the way trump is doing it it's all of hackett's deal as we've said before and our g. and security for him it's all one thing ok and once you start fiddling with one of those three then it starts to unravel and this is what the elites in europe do not want to have happen to the core of the only family we have a deal for you but it's a package deal where you would you. repeat in the lead are fairly pathetic i'm sorry to say but i have seen. b.m.i. french national and i have seen the deterioration of the governance of my country over the last few years which it was given that because politics is really technocratic now i mean there's you know there's one careers magic figure in the west right now it looks a bit odd because donald trump i mean these other people don't inspire much well it's not just that i mean we don't understand.