they suspended the former leader, jeremy corbyn.kicked out offensive members on dubious grounds. this has gone on and on. a very bad pastiche of the tony blair years. >> do ordinary people care about this kind of internal fighting? >> it is pretty clear with the conservatives are doing. the way he was treated will not do that. whatever his merits. jeremy corbyn did certainly well in the general election. that was somebody they wanted to see. they wanted to see the arguments about jeremy corbyn. >> it does have an effect. he has to publicly address all of this and try to unite his party. can he do that? >> i am not sure that he does have to address it. obviously journalists have to ask him about it. but i think he will steer the conversation away from it. to say this was yesterday's news. he was not helped by the factions in the labour party. the british people did not want him around. they did not want his party -- what his party was offering, for a number of reasons. kia starmer will make that a point. to look at dividing lines. hi

jeremy: i'm jeremy fernandez.ht's program delves into the world of deepfakes, also called synthetic media. jeremy: what do you think? hamish: it's pretty good. jeremy: it's--i have to say, i'm not entirely convinced, but i think you put the three elements together of the location, the face, the voice, it makes a reasonably compelling case. jeremy: can we still say that seeing is believing? jeremy: the thing is, i've never said those words to camera before. this has all been generated by the program. hamish: the system was developed by two companies: synthesia and d-script. we created a deepfake jeremy by providing the program with video and audio samples. but you can simply pick your avatar, language, type in the words, wait a few minutes for processing, and there its. [jeremy impersonation] jeremy: hola. [saking foreign language] hamish: this is all pitched as a corporate training tool, but there are some restrictions. the developers prohibit you from creatinany content that's discriminatory, political, or sexual

but jeremy kobus was always going to be on electable. so people working within his own party to actually try and bring him down. we're actually trying to do the party a favor. that's one spend right there. well, that certainly will be the thieves. those who were a engaged in trying to bring him down. although i think in truth, you know, we should remember that, i mean, he sat quite remarkably um, journey colbin in the 2017 election is probably the 1st party leader that i'm aware of. who, having being unpopular with the public actually managed to considerably improve his popularity during that luncheon. his bottom, of course, in the end is that what he wasn't able to do was to provide his party with adequately clear direction on the issue of breakfast. in the 2019 gen latching in contrast force, johnson didn't provide his party with a very clear directional not issue. and therefore as a result, the limitations of jeremy corbin's abilities as a liter. ah, we're exemplified and also because to some degree, some the things that made some tra

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the messages refer to jeremy colbin. ah, i am just about to stop him. that might be a disciplinary worth it though. nothing in the rules about stabbing full full. no. he's got some great knives, but an ice pick would have a certain irony. this is a reference to the general secretary ain mcnichol and to the matter of leon trotsky . what killing your leader with an ice pick or knife not come under bringing the party into disrepute? not in this case. reading this is about a dozen people in this watching the most senior officials in the labor policy. they obviously have total confidence in one another. this conversation is not going to be late. they not say he orders for mister colbin quite the opposite. they obviously hold the prov, you me to ship him in contempt. after a year, as leader coven is forced to stand for a 2nd time following an attempted coup. while the party establishment challenges call them, he inspires hundreds of thousands of new members to join staff at party headquarters launch. what is known as the validation process. they scour the soc

the messages refer to jeremy colbin. ah, i am just about to stop him. that might be a disciplinary worth it know nothing in the rules about stopping for phone though. he's got some great knives, but an ice pick would have a certain irony. this is a reference to the general secretary in mc nickel and to the matter of leon trotsky . what killing your leader with a nice bake or knife not come under bringing the party into disrepute? not in this case. leading this is about a dozen people in this watch at the most senior officials in the labor party. they obviously have total confidence in one another. this conversation is not going to be late. they not taking orders from mister colbin quite the opposite. they obviously hold the copy of me to ship him in contempt. after a year, as lida coven is forced to stand for a 2nd time following an attempted coup. while the party establishment challenges call them, he inspires hundreds of thousands of new members to join staff at party headquarters launch. what is known as the validation process. they scour the social

say it's time for jeremy kobus criticism of the labor party mounts. but not all british jews oppose the labor leader. the route of anti semitism exposes divisions within the jewish community. with lots of jewish people were among the enthusiasts for jeremy corbin, when the attack started to really ratchet up against jeremy and his supporters who were being absolutely demonized, vilified in the media. we talked to others in the party and decided that there was a need for a group which expressed an alternative. jewish view pro corbin, jews, formed jewish boys for labor j, b, l is critical of israel and zionism. unlike its large arrivals, the jewish labor movement and labor, friends of israel, both of which are supportive of israel. ah. for the 1st time ever, the labor party has walked into the disagreement between jews, overs on his and said one sort of tooth, ugh. and not only wrong, but the guilt of anti semitic fates, a phenomenon her. the idea that jew equals ernest and the and he's on is an equals anti semitism, is, is dangerous. it's reprehensible

airbrushing l jeremy carbon out of recent history, jeremy carbon out of recent history, both enough forr you, susie? i listen to the speech and _ both enough for you, susie? i listen to the speech and i'm _ both enough for you, susie? i listen to the speech and i'm here - both enough for you, susie? i listen to the speech and i'm here in - to the speech and i'm here in liverpool at the moment. everyone is saying it is completely in the previous conferences where there was just to much chaos, infighting, it was very exciting, but on the journalist sort of became cast junkies. they want more and more all the time. the sun, everything is running smoothly, everyone is on message. things are in tune, much more professional. thejournalists are board because they are not getting the effects of chaos. they will birmingham at the conservative conference, but when kier starmer gave his speech this afternoon from betting about 97 is that tony blair was treated like a rock star dashed by the press. he acts like a rock star. kier starmer isn't a rock star but he's not trying to be a rock star. i lit

jeremy: thanks so much for having me on.unced a broad partnership with robinhood here today at converge, our first platform ecosystem conference. you have thousands of people in san francisco, which we are excited about. this morning, to go on stage -- the robinhood cto talked about this. robinhood is an amazing retail investor platform. they have 23 million users. it really sort of represents the kind of mainstream user participating in this more democratized financial system, and what we have done with robinhood is a few things. i think the first is just making that one of the currencies people can trade on the hood. they started with some traditional popular cryptocurrencies. it has become a critical part of anyone operating in the digital assets stage, whether you are using exchanges, while it's -- having them built in to robinhood and their 23 million users is really powerful. the second thing really was they have launched a new wallet, a web three wallet. they are really trying to bring that huge user base they have in

it asked jeremy corbett in the sense that jeremy corbin stood in as late a leader in 2 general actions did quite well in 2017. but was then heavily defeated 2019 general election. that was the reason why he stood down as leader ultimately. um, so i'm not sure the ousting is necessarily the appropriate way of understanding it . except we have had reports in our investigations that there is. and when the deep state part, labor party officials, who really did not like labor and worked very hard to discredit him and his supporters well, in the periods of jeremy kobus leadership, there was a very fractious atmosphere in the labor party. i haven't seen the detailed cases being put forward in your investigation. what i do know is that in this period, the labor party seems to be in a mass which translated into a very poor performance in the opinion polls and subsequently in the 2019 election more seriously than that the labor party was no longer regard to the safe space, the jewish members, and not really impacted on the image and reputation of the party with the public and talk which historic

jeremy corbin and that's has big ramifications for british politics. because if you've got the main opposition party, which has been run by a clique and trying to destroy the elected member, the elected m. p. 's and elected officials and destroy the membership which had grown to $600000.00. on the german corbin, it was the biggest party in western europe. what kind of democracy do you have? so what there is investigation provides is the evidence that many people suspected was that, but it hasn't previously come out because it was obvious during jeremy kobus leadership of the live party that that was avalanche of sub sabotage and subversion of his leadership by right wing m p, 's and bureaucracy, but we didn't actually have the evidence. now we have the evidence. why didn't they like him? why didn't germany, corbin well, the labor party is part of the british establishment. and the british establishment was threatened by jeremy colvin level. that he was historic, he threatened every element of the breach establishment. he wanted to stop arms to saudi ar

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dave asked jeremy to live with them.lace in return for room and board. >> i decided, you know what. that's not a bad idea. we're going to turn the ranch around have the gas cabin and all of that. >> get the ranch back to making money? >> pretty much. yes. >> what is it like when you get there? >> it is a mess and there is clutter, and junk everywhere. a lot bigger projects than you even expected. >> he decided to stick it out. after all, dave was one of his best friends. >> what about deb? did you move her when you went there? >> i never met deb until i moved there and she seemed very reclusive. but it was very obvious that she was a little bit ornery. you can say that. >> how did that manifest itself? >> she was super controlling. anytime we try to clean anything up on the ranch. for an instance, there was a building that they were cleaning out that had some couches on it. that were covered in rat feces and they were destroyed. and dave and i were moving them out and she came out and started screaming and yelling at us.

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it's time for jeremy kobus thought. the labor files contain the entire contents of the parties, disciplinary folders since 2014. we can see real anti semitism, but then there is also a lot of information in these disciplinary files where there is clearly no anti semitism whatsoever. the files show the claims of anti semitism were repeatedly used to suspend corbin supporters. here's an example that says we demand that international criminal court. ready and the un chance benjamin netanyahu in israel for war crimes against humanity to suggest that this is somehow anti semitic, is simply trying to avoid israel being called out for its appalling abuses in the occupied territories for the 1st 2 and a half years of his leadership it was the party general secretary who corbin inherited in mcnichol, who was ultimately in charge of dealing with anti semitism cases. in 2018, corbin replace mechanical with an ally. jenny form be analysis of the data in the files tells a remarkable story. this graph shows the number of suspensions,

i was o 7 just by jeremy colbin. i'm absolutely delight you this for anna rather read as our candidate to be liberals, man. it's great to have. you know, there's endorsements by public figures, but the most meaningful endorsements came from the people of liverpool. as far as i was the way it was then down, so the people have little to choose who they want to be. there comes a day when something unexpected happens. the next thing i got an e mail saying, we're gonna have to hold off and terms of the elections. the panel wants to invite the 3 con states back to another interview. i didn't really understand what was behind a i just force it was just maybe they wanted the checks and fax. a letter arrives in the inbox of the new labor party general secretary, david evans. it comes from alan dean, a former labor counselor in liverpool. did david, i've been asked to contact you in relation to counselor, anna rothery, unheard on cease ability to stand as late as candidate for the position of elected mayor of liverpool and fam

when jeremy corbin and the team leader we will so overdrawn. at last we have a western politician who actually sympathizes with the palestinians. oh said soon allegations emerged that he was a racist. the very existence of my party, the labor party is at stake. every race says anti same out out of the labor party. it's time for jeremy colbin that the labor files contain the entire contents of the party's disciplinary folders since 2014. we can see real anti semitism. but then there is also a lot of information in these disciplinary files where there is clearly no anti semitism whatsoever. the file show the claims of anti semitism were repeatedly used to suspend corbin supporters and here's an example that says we demand that international criminal. ready caught in the un chance benjamin netanyahu and israel for war crimes against humanity to suggest that this is somehow anti semitic, is simply trying to avoid israel being called out for it's appalling abuses in the occupied territories for the 1st 2 and a half years of his leadership, it was th

does your investigation and the claims of anti semitism inside the procedure slave a policy during jeremy corbin's leadership for anti war protestors in russia are resisting president vladimir putin mobilization order. this might a ban on unapproved rallies. there have been demonstrations in dozens of cities. security forces quickly made arrests in central moscow in saint petersburg rights group say more than 730 people have been detained. last week, putin announced plans to mobilize 300000 reservists to bolster troops levels in ukraine. dozens of protesters against military call up have been arrested in siberia. small demonstrations were also held in several northern cities. besides mobilizing troops, rusher is making changes in senior military positions to step up its response to ukraine's counter offensive. it's appointed a new deputy defense minister, me hail mid since if he'll be responsible for logistic operations. he's under british sanctions for his role in overseeing the bombardment of murder you, paul, i am at val, has more from moscow. statement by the minister of defense annou

emily: also, jeremy gorman going to netflix. we recently had jeremy here on the show. what do you make of this? >> this is part of this restructure. all of jeremy corbyn's businesses are shifting to a new chief operating officer that they have promoted from their engineering team. i think an analyst at d&b securities summed it up best. they said, we don't really know who's in charge of the ad business. there will be another part of this process to ensure leadership at snap can show they can lean into the world that jeremy is exiting. she is a seasoned ad executive. she is strong on the ad sales side and has experience in other tech companies. they have a bit of a gap to fill. the business is the moneymaking arm of snap. they will not be reporting to a brand-new executive. investors are happy to see cost cuts today, but i will guarantee that is going to be a place they are watching because that is the bread and butter of snap's topline. emily: has been a lot of tumult in social media for different reasons. meta are laying off a bunch of contractors and doing a big pivot

inside the british labor party during jeremy colvin. spanish 70 war protest is in russia resisting a president vladimir putin mobilization order. despite the ban on unapproved rallies that have been demonstrations in dozens of ms. ah, your security forces quickly made arrestin central moscow and in st. petersburg rights group say more than 730 people have been detained. last week, putin announced plans to mobilize 300000 reserves for the war. ukraine will dozens of protest as against military caught up, have also been arrested in siberia. small demonstrations were held in several northern cities. the mobilization order has led to more people fleeing russia. borders remain open for now, but the government may restrict movement to prevent more men from leaving the country of prices for flights from moscow of sword and setting out to places like turkey, u. e. and former soviet republics, including georgia and armenia, long traffic jams, a former land crossings into neighboring countries, usually quiet roads in because it's dawn and mongolia. i've seen a sudden influx of russians looking

the driver, jeremy troubles junior jeremy was in a car. the car was parked and the officers believed that they were involved in some sort of illegal drug activity. they approached the car and jeremy sped off and the officer ended up having his foot run over by the car. he then shot into the car at jeremy several times. they were in shooting with an santa keel. yeah, he got 2 bullets in his chest, they still honest as they, if they remove the boats, they could kill. so they have to leave. and then he, he got shy and the he and his whole hand is shattered. and his pink, he is, pinky is gone, he had to get his whole hand reconstructed. trebles is now charged with aggravated battery, with a deadly weapon. that charges aggravated battery, are police officer, so that's pretty serious. it's typically 3 to 15 years out. my mom can't even imagine her 18 year old. so i just graduated from high school. he didn't, it took everything away from been get a while classes days didn't get to go to prom because is one thing. we just have to wait in at the no

well, we can talk now to jeremy larnes from the un human rights office in geneva, jeremy at good to see and welcome to d. w. now iran's president abraham rice, he ordered the investigation of mass, i mean his death, but how credible can an investigation be if it's conducted by the government? yes, good morning and thank you for alpha says cold on the iranian or at least to ensure that master. i mean it's death and allegations torture new treatment promptly independent in partially and effectively investigated how the family must have access to justice and the truth. now that iran is a party to the international covenant on civil and political rights under that treaty, it, it has a duty to conduct such name partial profit. so it is, it has an obligation under international jeremy to protest we're seeing now in iran are the biggest since $29.00 team. what's different this time? well, in fact, the protest with respect to compulsory each at a thing going on since moralists the day that the supreme leader introduced the decree which was back in $979.00. in fact, protest broke out the followi

then leader jeremy corbin claiming that he failed to tackle a sharp rise in anti semitism, was based on misleading accusations within his own party fell race from our investigative unit report. when jeremy corbin was elected leader of the labor party in 2015, he promised to shift in policy on the middle east, the continuing occupation expansion of illegal settlements and imprisonment of palestinian children ah, an outrage. we will recognize a palestinian state as soon as we take open winter, amy corbin and the team leader we will so overdrawn. at last we have a western politician who actually sympathizes with the palestinians. o sanford soon allegations emerged that he was a racist. the very existence of my party, the labor party, is at stake. every races anti same out out of the labor party. it's time for jeremy kobus that the labor files contain the entire contents of the party's disciplinary folders since 2014. we can see real anti semitism, but then there is also a lot of information in these disciplinary files where there is clearly no anti semitism whatsoever. the file show the

i think he needs to do it because jeremy corbyn was - do it because jeremy corbyn was before _ do itainst russia that much when it came to citizens— russia that much when it came to citizens being poisoned on our ground. — citizens being poisoned on our ground, and i think for that reason labour— ground, and i think for that reason labour always has a lot more ground to make _ labour always has a lot more ground to make up — labour always has a lot more ground to make up. patriotism is a personal thing _ to make up. patriotism is a personal thing. everybody has their own reason — thing. everybody has their own reason for— thing. everybody has their own reason for loving their country, but for some _ reason for loving their country, but for some reason, it has become an issue _ for some reason, it has become an issue for— for some reason, it has become an issue for the — for some reason, it has become an issue for the right. they think they own patriotism and of course they don't _ own patriotism and of course they don't. every layperson is patriotic but not _ don't. every layperson i

he phoned me up and he said, "jeremy, are you there?"this statement." "what?" he said, "can i read it to you?" so i said, "sure, sure." it was slightly longer than the words you put in there, it was about stepping down and so on. so, he read it to me, and he then said, "what do you think? because you've gone very quiet." and i was sort of trying to take in what he was saying, and i said, "well, two things, tony." one is, i don't agree with it, i think you're wrong. secondly, it's bloody brilliant." so, you liked the phrase, but not the not the idea? correct, you got it, yeah. so, why was he wrong, then? because there will be people who say to you, forgive me, you're 73... i wanted him to carry on. yeah, but let's do you. you're 73, you're going to be in parliament for the 40th year... you're not trying to be an ageist, are you? a0 years next year. you can easilyjust say, "look, i can do all the campaigns and rallies and speeches and all the rest of it. i don't need to be in parliament, have a row with keir starmer every day. let's call i

mike: jeremy, what about you what about your side? republicans you think are going to jump in or do you think a whole lot of them will jump in? >> it seems that way. the republican party has a deep bench we have a young talent, focus rate to galvanize supporters forgive energy. he contrasts out the democrat party knew have folks like nancy pelosi and joe biden. extremely old out of touch people who have been in the swamp for far too long. it is time we bring change and bring change to washington for the stars in the midterms was sitting in a 2024. mike: is that we suppress but president biden's answer on 60 minutes last week when you start them as thoughts on 2024? >> no. i am not surprised by think he's being honest with the american people that he intends to run. he still has two years left. he should be focusing right now on the problems and issues that we have for the american people but listen to this i think it is interesting. if the election at work today between trump which is opposite the republican party's favor, and joe bid

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that's probably where i would disagree with jeremy most.arket data, market data, market data, and i think the fed needs to do that but they need to have their traditional metrics as well because they're operating not just for wall street, but for main street and essentially mr. powell wants a softening in the labor market that's really what he's looking for to essentially signal that it will be time for a pivot and our most recent job report was described by most of us in the arena as very close to goldilocks i think where the pain needs to happen to get the fed to say, enough is enough, is in the job market and it is lagging a bit but not nearly as much as the inflation data and i think one of the clear things that's going to happen in the future is that chair powell will let the market know that the job data is going to be the bell-ringer for the pivot, not the inflation data because the market-based inflation data has already cried uncle. it's just a matter of the lagging data, particularly the core cpi as jeremy was pointing out has sta

we've got jeremy colvin their ideas. now we can talk about freedom and equality and good social services, and have papa national health service. but not everyone in the party welcomes the new members. b, r a borrow, which is a 100 percent labor barrel. but there wasn't enough representation of the muslim community, especially books, funding community older than lima party leaders was from the white members of the community. do you want to have a change? and under more of an f e. 2016. the name of party was quite small in u. m, and meetings where he even smola. so people had positions, i think it became for many of them, like a social club. a factional battle breaks out based on racial lines. a regional party organizer coll morris complains about muslim community leaders. morris and amy food have been concerned about south asian members. amy and i were elected to a gathering of predominantly asian men on the pavement. several, a and party members are congregating waiting to attend the parties. annual general meeting call

not sure investigates li documents on how the you case, former labor party, the jeremy corbin and the supporters were undermined by an elected official ah well, after an endless summer, it looks like it's getting really quite cold. in contrast, in these planes, in the us nuts, cold air, normally when we should drop temperature by any of thing up to 10 degrees in these stays and the mountain west will see the rain moving eastwards. and that'll develop just to follow in to emphasize the change. but obviously your eyes are drawn to fiona and fiona hurricane. currently cask reforms still to the west of bermuda by this weekend will be affecting the canadian maritimes and particularly nova scotia . and it could still be the equivalent category seek 3 hurricane by this time, certainly going to be to might be stronger of potentially devastating store. but more of that, and there are the time let's drops as a lead, a potential development circulation there hinting in the caribbean. certainly is plenty of shares in the area, but nothing is developed as yet as friday to the west of that israel,

the bbc is a public service broadcaster and were right to pull up jeremy vine on reaching impartialitye hoped to discuss the bbc�*s approach the bbc�*s approach to impartiality over the next four weeks with a bbc executive. unfortunately, no one was available to do so this week. do let us know your thoughts on any of the issues we are covering in this programme or any aspect of bbc news. details on how to contact us are available at the end of the programme. but now some of your other concerns this week. wednesday's news at six led with a special investigation by ed thomas into a distressing subject. the months, the bbc has been hearing about people's experiences reporting crime. this is the story of mums in chorley, whose children have been attacked by a group of teenagers. what followed show children being beaten and bruised and though the images were blurred and a warning had been given beforehand, a viewer called julie thought the footage was too explicit for pre—watershed viewing. this is a first time i've ever complained but, as a public health professional, i was so shocked by t

jeremy peters? >> i think within the republican party, no. let's not forget who karl rove is. he is a bush republican. and i think that under the bush rules, which were normal presidential rules, where you abide by the standards and the norms of the office and you have a respect for the office and a respect for the rule of law, which the president does not, that is exactly what you would expect to happen. of course, president bush -- both bushes gave back the documents they were supposed to give. they never took them out of the oval office of the white house in the first place. but president trump has so obliterated the norms in the expectations that his supporters and most republicans now have of a president that i really don't think cholera of's words matter much here. he can sit there in aspen and talk about this egregious wrong that president trump has committed. but it really doesn't matter to his voters, to trump's voters, and to most voters in the republican party at this point. and if he were to be indicted for these documents removals, which i don't think we see is a