we also turn to the issue islamophobia as tensions continue to mount since home secretary sided jabot escalated arrive with the most some kind of britain after he detected their call for an independent inquiry into allegations of islam a phobia within the conservative party and respect authority p.l.r. cheek there's also called a number ten to address this matter of grave concern but first over to alex with your tweets your messages and your e-mails. first up this week is a message for c n n bob who says i'm glad there are still civilized people like you are male alec baldwin do your best on the show to raise the tone and then a few messages about season shipbuilding bogan says should be resurrecting the glasgow shipyards and those at newcastle dempsey adds great show this week very interesting views and scottish shipbuilding after india once again become a world leader and more like bronson adds another great program discussing the park area shipbuilding in scotland and the u.k. with mixed messages from ministers and from a. tested me about the series we've done in shipbuilding is th

i know you've investigated this islamophobia inc. for a year.eeply rooted is this in american culture and american society and our politics? >> i think now that's completely interwoven with the conservative movement in america. you've got millions and millions of dollars from funding organizations and flowing into organizations that the splc will say are anti-muslim. some are receiving millions from the donors trust and donors capital fund and dark money and donation vehicles for the conservative movement. >> these are organizations which in the previous history of funded organizations of the heritage foundation now funding the security for islamic policy, fringe members five years ago w going to donald trump's white house. >> very quickly you wrote an article about reporting while muslim got a lot of attention. certainly went viral. how did you comfort presidential election back then when you looked at it? can you speak to how the president's rhetoric has affected you and others in the u.s. and does it give you any hope that this year the presi

shutting some mosques and expelling foreign funded in mom's turkey condemned the move calling it islamophobia and racist. and this year's berlin be an olive for contemporary art sets out to shift visitors perceptions away from a western white view the culture of. a matter of a welcome to the program divisions have been on display at the g. seven summit in canada leaders of some of the world's most powerful industrialized countries have clashed with u.s. president donald trump especially over trade and tariffs the u.s. recently ruffled feathers by introducing tariffs on aluminum and steel but trump seemed to make a u. turn on that decision saying he had proposed barrier free trade among g seven members he warned the other leaders not to retaliate with terrorists saying quote they would be making them making a mistake. trump is now on his way to singapore ahead of monday's summit with north korea. not too long ago u.s. president donald trump spoke to the press he warned that the u.s. would win a trade war if other g seven countries hit the u.s. with retaliatory tariffs for where they retaliated

unfortunately i believe that islamophobia does exist now within the conservative party have tried to deal with the matter quietly by writing to the present prime minister to the previous prime minister as well as have spoken to the c.c. h.q. . but unfortunately we have not received the right reply and no positive action has been taken i believe that the party should accept that there is a problem let's come off his high horse of the denial and i feel first thing the party should do is to accept that is a problem and that's then probably time we have an inquiry led by perhaps and it odd judge and a q.c. and not only interview parliamentarians but also interview member of the party from the ground because i think we need to establish the extent of the problem now. over the during the month of april you and me nineteen members of the conservative party or others expelled or suspended because of the unsavory remarks they made regarding the muslims last friday to conservative councilors were suspended because of the remarks we they made about the muslim it was a councillor in bonnet and a

i believe in fighting anti-semitism and fighting islamophobia. and i am treated by people from the jewish community relations council the same way a roc is treated because i dare to criticize israel and zionism. to say a roc an organization. i feel strongly about this, because the jewish relations council is one of the main jewish organizations shutting out hundreds of thousands of jews across the united states. thousands of jews in the bay area. who speak out against israeli, palestinians, the occupation, the dispossession and who dare to criticize zionism as the be all and end all for jews. it is unconscionable to our members that a jewish institution which claims it supports plurality and is against islamophobia would work to discredit arock and block it. we see this as act of islamophobia and raiseism. this is the arab

we see this as act of islamophobia and raiseism. this is the arab resourcing organizing center which many of us have come to know through their work, through attending programs. this is the organization in san francisco that can provide arab culturally relevant programming for arab youth. this organization can provide the mentorship that can help arab youth in our school district. let's talk about the specifics of san francisco. i can assure you that the arab community looks to aroc for a multitude of services including mentoring their youth. so i encourage you to renew aroc's m.o.u. so they can continue to provide culturally relevant education of students. who dare to express their criticism of israel and zionism. we are jews, too. and for the jewish community relations council to act like they're speaking on behalf of all jews is wrong. thank you. >> just a reminder, there are about 12 speakers and you've got 10 minutes. so monitor yourselves accordingly. you can do it however you want, but just a reminder. you now have six minute

they are believes that twenty five years after selling and xenophobia and racism of islamophobia rhetoric are suddenly mainstream as chancellor merkel said they are playing with fire. and kill three for being with me here today here on quadriga and yes i mean argument let's begin with you before march with the simple question what does only going to mean to you. so what. was of course the major attack and serious of a text that. changed the way that people like me felt about living in germany i was a teenager and happened and. and of course i remember it all very vividly was the tech and men before death of course. like all these attacks and essentially many that were already were young but didn't have so much to do with us who had lived in germany all our lives living in the west and. i mean people with a migrant background who were born and raised in germany who consider germany their home which i still do of course but yeah those attacks they were frightening they were shocking of course and and they were very confusing how did you talk about the turks in your family. to be honest i do

the minister said the government was committed to tackling islamophobia.ttempt to the stigmatise muslims as the original question does is unworthy of this lordship‘s house? and such language aids those who oppose cohesive communities and encourages hate crimes, attacks on both mosques and individual muslims? my lords, i very much agree with the noble lady on that issue. she knows that the great mass of people want the cohesive communities that we have. as a teacher of islamic law, i would like to make a correction to the statement. islam accepts all religions that preceded it. all religions of the book are respected and accepted. and this is a koranic teaching. therefore there is no time for respect for anyone who demonises any religion and that should include islam as well. my lords will the noble lord, the minister, agree with me that pursuing anti—terrorism is notjust the business of the government but all citizens in the united kingdom? therefore, if you do not mind an african saying, that when two elephants fight or make love, the grass gets hurt. wha

and islamophobia. the g. seven summit is underway in canada amid massive trade tension between the u.s. and its partners the summit looks increasingly like a last attempt to prevent a full blown trade war. also on the show top apple supplier foxconn says the u.s. china dispute is not about trade it's about technology. and an idea that could save the oceans we'll take a look at a project aimed at ridding the pacific of half its plastic trash within five years . it's time for business on the w.b. i'm sure you know welcome to start where all eyes are at this weekend the g. seven summit in quebec a special summit because of donald trump's combative mood he set the tone even before his departure from washington on friday list right now we are not going to live with the deals the way they are european union reaches very unfairly canada very unfairly mexico very unfairly with that being said i think we'll probably very easily make you feel. striking deals like that might be easier said than done though the summit ha

banning the foreign funding of religious groups turkey has denounced vienna's actions calling them islamophobiaracist and discriminatory. weeks ago these pictures from a mosque in vienna made headlines in austria children were acting out the battle of glibly took his world war one victory against the allies and momentum artist death austria's coalition government didn't like what it saw but. society. and radicalization have no place in our country it's. action followed an illegal mosque run by a turkish ultra nationalist group was closed immediately six mosques run by the arab community were closed because their leaders had made what the government considered to be extremist remarks almost sixty in mom's lost their residence permits because they were financed by a turkish government organization funding by foreign organizations is forbidden under austrian law. but i had lost a is a land of freedom and we want to keep it that way political leaders shouldn't interfere. when it's the age if it's been done legally and everything is legitimate and we can't do anything about it if it's not legal then

islam by shutting down mosques and expelling foreign funded turkey condemns the move calling it islamophobia and racist. and germany has the world cup with a win under their belts but it's not all smooth sailing rather it's a narrow win over lowly saudi arabia in their final warm up match before heading to russia. i'm biased waiter welcome to the program to visions are on display at the g. seven summit in canada u.s. president alsheim first railed against unfair trade practices and then proposed removing all tariffs and barriers to trade shortly before leaving the meeting he's missed the group's discussion on climate change as he departed for singapore for next week's summit with north korea's kim jong un the other g seven leaders meanwhile have been preparing a joint statement to be issued at the end of the two day meeting. the battle lines were drawn early in québec. six leaders sat down together for breakfast while the seventh turned up late a sure sign of the esteem in which he holds the summit. the advancement of women more protection for the oceans and climate many of the topics that c

the conservative party has been accused of ignoring islamophobia within the organisation by the chairuslim forum. mohammed amin said the party was perceived as being "anti—muslim" and had prioritised electoral concerns rather than taking "decisive action". ben wright is in westminster this morning: what more do you tell us on how significant? it is significant and gives a sense of a growing concern within the party about howard ‘s leadership is dealing with the issue of islamic phobia. mohammed amin has been a party member for 35 years and says he doesn't want to rock the boat but feels he has to speak out because he doesn't think concerns that he has put forward have been listened to is should fish in the. the conservative muslim forum, to represent it was them is within the conservative party. mr amin said there had been more than a few isolated incidents in people don't ta ke isolated incidents in people don't take them seriously enough and many think it is a problem that needs to be addressed and it comes on the back of demands for an independent enquiry from them muslim council o

it raises and -- racism and islamophobia have a place in parliament now. also a freelance journalist with turkish roots. she made speeches for some of germany's tv channels. in times of growing, it was in important political signal that chancellor merkel commemorated with the foreign minister. chairman on turkish negotiations. after the arson, rhetoric is suddenly mainstream. chancellor merkel said they are playing with fire. thank you for being here with me today on quadriga. i would like to begin with a simple question. what does it mean to you? major attack that changed the way that people like me felt about living in germany i remember it all very vividly. all these attacks in eastern germany that were already .orrying people with a migrant background that were born and raised in germany. those attacks were frightening. a were shocking. they were very confusing. peter: how did you talk about the attacks in your family? honest, i do not quite remember how we talked about them. what we do remember is that the attitude that my parents had slowly shifted.

shutting down mosques and expelling foreign funded a mom's turkey condemns the move calling it islamophobia and racist.

we have seen this incredible rise in islamophobia. in the last year, the number of hate crimes across the country, affecting muslims in particular, also jewish americans, other minority communities have skyrocketed. this is a problem and threat. >> what can you tell me about arab and muslim participation in the political process? sally: i was going to answer, if you think about how things change, that is how society views these populations. but the impact on these communities of being viewed in this negative way or being thrust into the mainstream in a new way in the last 17 years has driven incorporation for these populations, driven a political participation, driven some of the economic participation that i was just talking about. people cannot sit on their laurels, sit and wait for america to come to them. in particular the last couple of years. just like you see women running for office and minority candidates running for office, it's amazing we have a muslim , arab running for governor of michigan right now. he is doing very well

they are fearful of islamophobia and we have seen attacks, we have seen threatening letters punishinge, we must come together to try and eradicate racism and islamophobia from our community. there are still some murals on the side talking about turning to love, that was the message from the service. love and hate will not be dividing us. back to our main news. let's return to our top story — the debate over the legalisation of cannabis — our assistant political editor, norman smith, (os) there is now huge pressure on the home secretary and theresa may to rethink the laws around medicinal cannabis. we expect a statement from the home secretary sajid javid precisely on this. i'm joined by the former life sciences ministries responsible for medicine regulation. what should sajid javid and outs?|j think we need to move fast on cannabis medicines and more slowly on recreational cannabis. my fast, i'm in what the case of billy caldwell has illustrated is you can't have legitimate medical patients in dire medical need with things features a night for lack of a medicine that 20 other countrie

it was camouflaged as national security, but it was islamophobia.urt said we should look behind this act and look at the words. if you look at the three travel bans and what the president said, it was clearly a religious bias. second, it was a political decision, and at this time of instability and gridlock where people don't trust institutions, the supreme court, you would have liked to think, was one institution that could be trusted. this was purely political, idealogical, 5-4 decision. and third, it's more of the same. it is stopping muslims at airports, stopping latinos at borders. it's divisiveness. it is a cancer in the body politic. america is about diversity. when you make diversity an enemy, wolf, you turn one cell in the body politic against another cell in the body politic. and that's why it's a cancer and it has to stop. >> well, what, if anything, are you going to be able to do about this? >> well, we're bringing the lawsuit on the handling at the border. that lawsuit is going to be filed today on the separation of families. we want to

the increase of islamophobia in the west, even by politicians taking the extreme fringes and making them mainstream in our society is playing into that. so unfortunately today, today, we are in way worse situation than it used to be, i believe, before 9/11. >> what? >> absolutely. i'll give you an example -- >> you just said we took down the network. the united states has just declared where its coalition that it has if not killed off -- >> until 2003. >> -- severely neutralized isis. >> absolutely not. until 2003 we took the network but the network is back. isis is going through a phase. isis today is where al qaeda was after 2001. it's going from a proto state now to an underground terrorist organization. the idea is not al qaeda or isis or any name or aqap or al shabab, the idea is the message and narrative that they have. christiane, before 9/11 al qaeda had 400 members. 400 members, 19 of them were killed on that day. today the people who adhere to the narrative of osama bin laden are in the thousands. look at syria in idlib. look at al shabab movement in snol ya. look at yemen. bef

turkey says austria closing seven mosques is a sign of a wave of islamophobia.e a crackdown on political islam. gazan health officials say israel has shot and killed four palestinians, including a fifteen—year—old boy, during the latest protest at the border. israel's army says protesters were burning tyres and throwing rocks. american celebrity chef, writer and tv presenter, anthony bourdain, has died at the age of 61. the us television network, cnn — for whom mr bourdain made programmes — said he'd taken his own life.

rowaida abdelaziz is a reporter at huffpost, where she focuses on islamophobia and social justice issues new york. thanks very much for being with us. saroo, donald trump has his victory, the court has made its decision, how surprised were you at the decision they reached? -- so. many of us were quite shocked. from a journalistic standpoint and many from the muslim community tell me as well. their shock for many reasons. first and foremost, to put this into context, the muslim american community has been very weary with this current administration. it was when donald trump was running as a candidate and said he was calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states, then promoting other anti— muslim hateful rhetoric, saying comments like islam hates us and retweeting propaganda from hateful groups like britain first. sorry to interrupt, the court made the point it was deliberately setting aside that rhetoric, saying it was making more of a narrow point, saying the text says nothing about religion. there's more separation between camp on the campaign and the l

and islamophobia. if the u.s. won't cooperate we will go it alone that is the message heading into the g. seven summit in canada where a trade war sparked by washington barbs on twitter and donald trump's support for rush hour overshadowing talks it is six against one and trump is the self-styled outcast among our allies i'm sorry kelly in berlin this is the day. we have a world to run at it the seven would use this is the g eight they threw russia out they should let russia come back to rule. this because even for months it went off we had us via the g. seven philmont or the g. eight s. it was because it is a group based on respect to international law and the rule of law agreement with these values contra benefit from russian participation at the moment. i would like the g seven and all the other countries in the world to do more against plastic when they stop start cleaning the scene the first thought is in actual fact to do anything to protect the environment. and burial the smoke that goes and it's not democr

unfortunately i believe that islamophobia does exist. within.

turkey says austria closing seven mosques is a sign of a wave of islamophobia.ustria's right—wing government says the closures of mosques funded from abroad, including turkey, are a crackdown on political islam. gazan health officials say israel has shot and killed four palestinians, including a fifteen—year—old boy, during the latest protest at the border. israel's army says protesters were burning tyres and throwing rocks. american celebrity chef, writer and tv presenter, anthony bourdain, has died at the age of 61. the us television network, cnn — for whom mr bourdain made programmes — said he'd taken his own life. now on bbc news, talking books. hello and welcome to talking books here at the hay festival in wales. now in its 31st year, it attracts writers, thinkers and politicians from right across the globe. and of course, plenty of children as well. today i am going to be talking to one of ireland's most successful writers, marian keyes, who has sold more than 35 million books. she is a woman who is not afraid to tackle the very darkest of subjects with a

could we please stop using the word islamophobia because it is surely reasonable and not at all phobicnt ideology. from which indeed most... shame! ..from which, indeed, most hate speech now comes. attempts to stigmitise muslims as the original question does, is unworthy of any member of your lordship's house. and such language aids those who oppose cohesive communities and encourages hate crimes, attacks on both mosques and individual muslims. a bill to make it harderfor young people to buy knives and acid online, as well as banning the possession of weapons such as so—called zombie knives — with blades of up to two feet long — has moved a step closer to becoming law. the home secretary set out the plan. it shocks me that flick knives are still available, despite being banned as long ago as 1959, and that zombie knives and knuckle dusters and other dreadful weapons are also still in wide circulation. the bill will therefore make it an offence to possess such weapons whether in private or on the streets. tougher action must be taken to tackle dogs, according to representatives of posta

jewish and muslim leaders have seen a joint protests in berlin against anti-semitism and islamophobia across germany the protesters row tandem bicycles through the city many wearing white vest that said jews and muslims for respect and tolerance dozens of people join the interfaith cyclists and as a tour the downtown area. now poland became the first european team to be eliminated from the world cup as they were beaten three nailed by colombia polish fans left the cousin area devastated rina devastated the winnies colombia on preparing to in the group senegal in japan have four points each england produced one of their best world cup performances trashing panama a six one and richest and has more from moscow. well prior to these finals and when fans hadn't seen that same school two goals and a welcomed game since two thousand and six it's now happened twice in his many matches this time out england beating connemara six one harry kane scored a hat trick for england and with five goals he's now top of the tournament scoring charles just as significantly for connemara philippe beloit sc

we also turned to the issue islamophobia as tensions continue to mount since home secretary sided jabot escalate. to die within the some kinds of britain after he detected their call for an independent inquiry into allegations of islam a phobia within the conservative party i'm going to speak to tony p. a large chief who is also called to number ten suggest this matter of grave concern but first over to alex that your tweets your messages and your e-mails well first up this week is a message for the alan ball who says i'm glad there are still civilized people like you in a well it well baldwin do an absolute best on this show to raise the tone and then a few messages about season shipbuilding colgan says should be resurrecting the glasgow shipyards and those at newcastle craig dempsey adds great show this week benny and testing views on scottish shipbuilding after then did it once again become a what a leader and more like branson adds another great program discussing the peculiar shipbuilding of scotland in the u.k. with makes me.

these artificial obstacles artificial obstacle means the political obstacles to the rise of racism islamophobia some countries are against turkey's membership this is a exactly what i meant you know president is what he's saying that turkey is ready to continue their relations with the european union on the basis of the standards democratic standards but if you look at the obstacles because of cyprus or because of sarkozy because of that all of them are artificial and the political one ok mr foreign minister let's talk about factual of the islamic cleric in the states you've asked the states to he's a terrorist or give her values now that you tell me i know can i give you the question first yes but you have other i have to disagree with you have asked us just what i mean look it when you are close to us these are a lot of ideas is that he's a promoter and he's a terrorist i understand what you say you like what he did in china that's why you said islamic cleric this is exactly what i meant now you answer i'm not you i'm not going to use your leg now you are answering the years in that you put y

jewish and muslim leaders have staged a joint protest in the german city of berlin against rising islamophobia and anti semitism the protesters rode tandem bikes through the city many wearing white vests that said jeans and listens for respect and tolerance dozens of people joined the interfaith bikers as they toured the city's downtown area. saudi arabia has intercepted a ballistic missile over the capital riyadh that's according to the defense forces there who the rebels in yemen say they launched the rockets targeting the saudi defense ministry who seems have stepped up and solitary acts in retaliation against airstrikes by the saudi and morality coalition. while fighting in the yemeni port of data has moved closer to the city center forcing even more residents to leave most to heading for the capital sanaa hoping to find safety there now the port has been bombed for the past twelve days in the saudi and m. iraqi led coalition campaign to oust the the rebels his victoria gate and be. on the road they hope to safety families escape the fighting in who data and head to would send them despite

when we have this climate of islamophobia, in order to counteract that we need to be open and we areand we need to come together to such events and many other events which go on in the city to show that we are here. this makes it even more special, to share it with other people. we've got people from different backgrounds, different cultures, and it isjust a way backgrounds, different cultures, and it is just a way where we are able to say to the world, we are all equal. 200 people have volunteered to help with the clear up, and planning for next year's event has already begun. now, here is the man to brighten your weekend, hopefully. thomas, how was the weather looking? the weather will be fine, the pollen levels a little bit higher. this weekend i cannot guarantee dry weather all the way through. saturday, in fact, will bring some showers and maybe even some thunderstorms. at the good news is that come sunday, the weather is actually going to improve a little bit. so a little bit hit and miss this weekend, but we have had worse. lots of cloud on a satellite image, swirling in our d

lennon is setting thirteen months for contempt of court and critics have accused him of encouraging islamophobia as many bomb reports. with a crowd of several thousand supporters of the man known as tommy robinson former founder of the english defense league made their way from safaga square in the heart of london to ten downing street the official residence in offices of prime minister to resume a calling for tommy robinson's release from prison and there was a petition of more than half a million people supporting that some of the speakers at ten downing street highlighted what they say is an infringement of sprit speech the dutch far right politician can't build it's got a warm reception from toby robinson's supporters as he said robinson was prepared to talk about issues others won't highlight in the past tommy robinson has really done a lot of campaigning on paedophile gangs involving muslim men in certain parts of britain but the facts of their case last month at least crown court were that he was light streaming and was found to have been in contempt of court something he'd been given a t

islam has no place in austria we can speak now to klaus hudl who is a an historian and author of islamophobia in austria the recent emergence of anti muslim sentiments in the country he's joining us via skype from good at thank you for talking to us what is behind the government's decision then to close these mosques and to expel these emails and their families is it anti islamic well thank you for asking me it's very delicate issue as a matter of fact. you have to take into account that we have a coalition government in austria going no far right to this party and the very conservative party it has moved very much to riot over the last few months. that's one thing the second thing is. this is. that is predominant in austria is very much influence from turkey turkey right now it's also a very nationalist government so this is probably more a political political cockroach if you are than anything else and. sentiment and how does how does turkish support allegedly effect then the way islam is practiced in austria today. turkey turkey founts gives a lot of money to conservative groups to conserv

so the short answer is yes i mean i think that you know with donald trump's long standing islamophobia history books on it can pinch your head and it is a vision most recently with the high profile firings in appointments some of the figures late secretaries did my part hero john bolton cia director gene as well i don't think that there are many suffer spoke to muslims in the united states and no one ever going to translate us from understand. according to one source on twitter only ambassadors are being invited potentially as a group will be very mindful of the language they use in that environment or at a situation that perhaps double trouble the administration can control. yeah i think you know we're going to see a lot of the diplomatic corps primarily gulf country and this year presented as you know people that trump has been kowtow in towards in both his domestic and international speeches but i think again i think what's important here most of you know is that you know this underscores you know seven million american muslims who are felt the onslaught of the trumpet ministration

people in the west might say that this is causing islamophobia, but these laws are causing it.to challenge compulsory hijab laws when they go inside iran. ourcampaign and ourgoal is to invite all of the western feminists, especially female politicians, to challenge compulsory hijab laws when they go inside iran. great to talk to you. that is all we have time for tonight. from all of us here, a very good evening. mark is here tomorrow. good night. no great rush to change things across the british isles, i'm sure you have noticed that. a number of people got there in the end. there was a consolation in the sheffield area. where there was some clouded sky, it caught the eye of our weather watchers. this is the way that things are shaping up for wednesday. we have high that pressure from the north. it will come close as you will see. this is the way that we start wednesday, with a fair the way that we start wednesday, withafairamount the way that we start wednesday, with a fair amount of cloud again across northern and eastern parts. the coolidge sort of feel. temperatures down in

the supreme court has endorsed bigotry and islamophobia. that's what they did! >> reporter: president trump said the policy is in place to keep islamic extremists out. after the ruling, he tweeted: wow! laura podesta, cbs news, new york. >> supreme court justice sonya sotomayor in her dissent criticized the decision saying it was motivated by hostility and animus toward muslims. >>> in just a few hours, governor brown will sign off on a $139 billion state budget. it boosts funding for higher education, creates more slots for subsidized child care and gives a raise to doctors and dentists who see low income patients on the state medicate program. the budget also seeks to tackle the housing and homelessness crisis. governor brown will sign the bill into law in downtown los angeles. >>> in lcotythe pawnee fire continues to burn out of control this morning. that community to evacuate for days. here are the latest numbers. flames have burned 13,000 acres. containment 17%. flames destroyed 22 structures. 600 are still threatened. 2700 firefighters are on the front lin

as congressman keith ellison wrote, this gives legitimacy to discrimination and islamophobia.n the hawaiian senator said. "who is going to be next?" does the president going to issue an executive order against mexicans? okay, these people as i said are unhinged. the democrats claim of racism and bigotry. it should not surprise you, it's like clockwork. the left is right back to their old playbook, their favorite tactic, identity politics. we showed you the long and storied history about how democrats use a race every 2-4 years to vilify republicans, divide americans and win votes. republicans are racist, sexist, xenophobic, islamophobic, they want dirty air and water, they want to kill children and they want your grandmother called thrown over the cliff. every 2-4 years. it's predictable. and we have yet another hannity history lesson involving another favorite tactic of the democratic party and gender identity politics. let's start this lesson way back in 2012. then presidential candidate. remember met romney? by the way, he will probably get the nomination in utahight. he's

with the climate of islamophobia, etc, in order to counteract that we need to be open and we are openople have volunteered to help with the clear up and planning for next years event has already begun. he was brought up in a tent on the edge of the sahara desert in tunisia and is now the only muslim manager in the football league, managing stevenage. no wonder then, he will have split loyalties when england play the country of his birth at the world cup on monday. sara orchard went to meet him. tunisia played in theirfirst world cup in argentina in 1978. and the whole nation stopped to watch or listen to the eagles of carthage take to the pitch. i was living in the middle of the desert back then as you can imagine in africa we are sat around the radio listening toa live on the radio. tunisia was back then only one african team in the world cup. we beat mexico 3—1. we drew with west germany, they were the champion in 1974, u nfortu nately we lost to poland, 1—0. he is the only arab and the only muslim manager in the football league. and he‘s keen to make his way up the managerial ladde