welcome back one year ago hugo survey revealed that a majority of those who support jeremy corbin leader of the british labor party believe that m i five spies working to undermine him by inference british democracy itself well twenty years ago my fives any national went on the run for exposing alleged criminality by britain's secret homeland security organization she's been in london to speak about. russian lurking that he joins remailer thanks for going back also before snowdome julian assange is wiki leaks there was mercial in shaver just describe what happened twenty years ago when you were on the road yes david shayler and i both worked and i five for six years each three different postings and we saw so many things going wrong at the time which we raised internally and were told to shut up and not rock the boat that we decided to go public to report these crimes now under u.k. law the official secrets act one thousand nine hundred nine that would make automatically criminalize if you bear in mind in the one nine hundred ninety s. it was probably the only decade that was marginally

wouldn't do the cross party stuff and lo and behold he defies his leader he's meant to be an ally of jeremy corbin's and votes with the tories does anyone really care he walked out of an interview with going underground accusing me of being a far right conservative he accused me once of having him being in parliament when i was in a short answer only because i'd dared to make a jocular jibe at him he doesn't like it up i'm actually wearing shorts and well i wasn't he was empowering it he said i was in school when he got elected that we were in the cape when he came back from his tonia presumably went to vegas which i think is a reference to this anyway the conference in the east end of london selling lots of arms is from our i wasn't there some but i read about it it says a u.k. arming repressive regimes five point three billion dollars worth of weapons license to menace and a big congratulations to all those british companies involved it's a triumph of exports option great feather in the cup for the conservatives and when you look at who they're sent selling them to saudi arabia for example lots ha

labor leader jeremy corbin calls out liberalism of britain's trade union congress conference we are told john's literature book is about really nationalizing justice after decades of liberalism and who is regulating the regulators we speak to award winning national treasure no edmonds as he fights financial regimes all the time that of us three of the collapse of britain's middle the world bank and from the headlines will refute claims of chaos in caracas and the.

labor leader jeremy corbin calls out neil liberalism of britain's trade union congress conference we are told chancellor richard bergen about re nationalizing justice after decades of a new liberalism and who is regulating the regulator as we speak to award winning national treasure no lead mittens as he fights financial regimes on the tenth anniversary of the collapse of britain's northern rock bank and from the headlines will review claims of chaos in caracas and the right royal bum on the freehold free for all all of them all coming up in today's going underground but first it's arguably unsurprising. today a tory british prime minister like tourism a should have a defense secretary address one of the largest arms dealing festivals in the world before donald trump's three hundred fifty billion dollars deal with saudi arabia now threatening tens of millions in yemen there was a courtesy of wanted to raise a maze heroine's this was the most corrupt commercial transaction in commercial history of all time it was sanctioned by margaret thatcher who son mark thatcher was paid twelve mi

labor leader jeremy corbin had this to say about another billionaire own to publication in his conference speech the day before the election i remember it well i was on trains all day long doing six rallies one paper devoted four pages to attacking the labor party and the following day vote went up ten percent. of british people saw right through it so this is a message to the daily mail's and it's. not next to next time please make it twenty eight pages. we spoke to ben chaco the editor of the morning star one of the world's largest english language daily newspapers about mainstream media coverage of the labor party autumn conference been in previous conferences in previous he is arguably some leaders look like they've been trying to appease the media in this country what's the german call been attacking the daily mail i think jeremy corbyn realizes that he's not going to get a fair deal from these people and there's no point in pretending that he is i think that the daily mail hasn't learned its lesson from the general election. as jeremy pointed out in his speech only fourteen pages of

which is rotten to the core and completely utterly undemocratic will do all in its power to stop jeremy corbin ever been elected just as the that all in a power to stop scottish independence let's face it here when in september two thousand. and for team scotland was on cusp of buddy king one of the more successful and longest seven imperialist organizations in the planet the more globalized and the thunder not the give us every single lie every single thursday all of the bullying that you could think of and all of the to try and maintain this on equal but union know that they would not only have gracie they won but they would when the next team and then release into jeremy jeremy he knows jeremy noise and he thought he doesn't talk much about drug nowadays and well but well it's jeremy and let's face it is arguing he realizes that this shouldn't be able to i think isn't wonderfully compassionate a particular mine he's a man who is on a integrity command of his eels and i hope sincerely that he becomes the next prime minister of britain my what a with jeremy and he knows this better than me yo

turn at all on bracks as we've had a labor party in jeremy corbin arguing gotten down the length and breadth of the country that he wants to defend jobs people may have voted to be out of europe they didn't feel to be out of their jobs and so what is required now is a skillful way of trying to negotiate where jobs are protected whilst at the same time dealing with the real concerns about the free movement of labor which undoubtedly had a negative effect in the in the referendum campaign and labor is the only party i've had so far that put forward puts forward policies dealing with both of those issues you mentioned venezuela let's just take a look you've been a staunch supporter of both the late hugo chavez and the current leader nicolas maduro your website says venezuela has one of the most democratic and progressive governments in the world what what's puzzling is the degree to which you have completely ignored the massive human rights violations that have been extensively documented in the country under both leaders why is that well first of all i think what's currently happening

between israel and palestine twenty four years ago this week to raise a lady friends her record from jeremy corbin to the united nations at the last pm cues before conferences and all the support going over but we were going underground. eighteen years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have better luck with that i don't i think they are and hurting when i buy my babies says my book was published in the year two thousand more than half a million americans have been killed by far all in the us how does the team yes we did this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves in real scenarios it was interesting to see who actually got here. and i decided to return to the subject. to track down each gone on a who i'd met and photographed those years you god i don't know that but we're not . really nobody thought of. the marshall and. islamic states claims it was behind the manchester terror attack by the militant front so kill the priest every time a terrorist attack happ

if you draft your amendment right and do not put jeremy corbin's name on it and make it -- is adominic-- theso dislikes giving dominant grieve can come behind it. may does not have a chore -- does not have a majority. mark: thanks for joining us. what's going to be another busy month. we are following stocks, less than 35 minutes before the end of the tuesday session. stocks down four. another day after those geopolitical tensions push markets down yesterday. . ,ark: 11:00 p.m. in hong kong 30 minutes into the trading day. from london, i am mark barton. am julie hyman. this is the european close on a bloomberg. ♪ julie: we are awaiting a briefing from a judge session minute and he is expected to ideance president trump's to end the daca. this program would not end admittedly but would end in six months time to give congress of the time to pass legislation to reinstate it. earlier, president trump welcomed congress back to work in a tweet and said -- senioro new york as executive editor for global economics and government marty on capitol hill, chief correspondent kevin cirilli. marty,

. >> jeremy corbin delivered an address at his party's annual autumn conference in england this week. he talked about the gains in the labour party made in the june 8, 2017 election. his speech set out the main goals of his party and touched on several measures including increasing taxes to the wealthy. mr. corbin also stressed the need for clear brexit plan. this is just over one hour and 15 minutes. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you. please come to order. >> conference, thank you very much for that. thank you so much for that will wonderful welcome on this incredible feeling and spirit of unity, love and affection that we have this week. thank you. [applause] sumac is quite infectious and let's make sure the whole country is infected. >> we meet here this week as united party, advancing in every part of britain winning the confidence of millions of our fellow citizens sucking up all of our ideas and that's fine for countries future because it's already

are coming in record numbers the party itself and the leaders of the party, remember a year ago jeremy corbin narrowly survived a no confidence vote. there was a lot of division in the party. we've really seen a lot more support around coalescing around them let me hand it back to you. >> thank you so much for that. >>> staying with brexit. round four of brexit negotiations kirks often today they expect more concrete details from davis may said the u.k. would honor its financial obligations. we were expecting a game-changing moment from that but didn't quite get it. it leaves us longing for more, doesn't it >> it may leave you longing for more you seem energetic and enthused. a lot of people participating are less so. this is the fourth round of talks. we really need a break through in getting towards a quote, unquote, progress if that progress is made, then of course they will be willing, the european leaders in theory, to move on. that, of course, is a priority for theresa may. she was hoping the speech would restart, reignite and sort of end this amount of stalled talks people are calling

as you heard in the report it's a different story for the left in britain where a labor leader jeremy corbin has seen a tremendous surge in popularity in recent months. from greeted him today at the labor party conference speaking in brighton corben said he wants to put the power back into the hands of the people and british elections in june labor vastly reformed expectations taking forty percent vote. for more on this now we're joined by our correspondent greg at mosques in london how do you explain the success of the labor party in britain given that traditional left wing parties are under pressure just about everywhere else in europe. well it's really an enormous enthusiasm that's a moving jeremy corbyn along at the a party conference in brighton there was a real festival character organized by momentum those are people that actually do support jeremy corbyn and it's really like a music festival is very creative you know it's of young people and there is a sense in the air that they really want to change something that they really don't just want to as one of the m.p.'s clive lewis has e

and build on that constructively the role that seeking to make them a confrontation out of it jeremy corbin seems to want to whip up thank you. well from privatized justice to public humiliation as we joined stand up comedian actor tom stayed in edinburgh scotland where he launched his new show i swear which stores across the u.k. until december here we are in a noisy gilded balloon theatre in edinburgh to talk to the comedian tom stayed you're going to be touring all this fall or autumn and winter with this show swear i swear under british broadcasting regulations what's the show about well. it started out i was trying to explain the way i punctuate words which. i swear. where in that way it's very much about it. because it also what i'm trying to do is just sort of be a truthful comedian and say how it is without beating around the bush in. is a serious issue isn't it i mean when you were writing this show swear you absolutely sure you never thought in the back of your head to self sense of the chilling effect of censorship in devising a show like this oh that's too much because you'll ge

catastrophic and a argument is that if mr corbin was to take a stand against austerity, the last thing he should do is leave the single market. this morning, listening to jeremy corbyn, it seemed he was pushing back against the idea he might sign up to staying in the single market, saying in effect that if we stay in, he will be able to do half the things he wants to do. you will be able to pursue his radical left—wing agenda, he would be able to nationalise the railways, he will be able to put government money into struggling industries like the steel industry because of the rules of the single market. this is what he said on the andrew mark programme. we need to look very carefully at the terms of any trade relationship because at the moment we are part of the single market, obviously. that has restrictions on state aid and state spending. that has pressures on it through the european union to privatised rail and other services. i think we have to be quite careful as the powers we need. and len mccluskey, the leader of the unite union, a key ally ofjeremy corbyn, this morning pushing back against the idea of leaving the single market saying that if we do th

understood the media bias against corbin's labor isn't working what are they going to do to them well the simple fact is if you're international corporation and jeremy holding comes the prime minister you go simple to us if we walk away news will profit we make in that country already sit down and deal with it and then sit down and deal with it they don't have a choice about this so that wagering organising less about rights and human rights generation focused on what we can do with a labor government in britain and actually getting across to people what do you know the great power we once were we still the fifth refused nation in the way. when the common government wanted forty billion force nuclear submarines no problem when they wanted twenty five billion for the don't you think the point nuclear reactor no problem so if we can find all that i mean we can find the money for the nurses and the teachers that we need to deal with the crisis that we've got in our public sector but just very briefly no one really talks about the attlee government forty five was involved in colonial exploitation around the world at the same time and bring it back we do

conference but of course jeremy corbyn is preaching to the converted somehow he has to convince the majority of the wind. that he is the right man to lead this country. they call it corbin mania a celebration of the man even his pet cat so is the labor party in danger of falling for a cult of personality manners go. on like many of the people i know. be somewhat embarrassed sometimes but the truth there's being a leader one of the definitions of leadership is to inspire me inspires millions. from all over our nation this is as close to dissent to speak out at this conference pro demonstrators want to be called in to take a stronger line against blacks it labor like the government conservative party is badly divided trying to keep options open in other areas germy corbin says he put the pursuit of peace and human rights at the center of his foreign policy so we cannot be silent the cruel saudi yemen while continued. the saudi arabia thank you for no say this is. a champion of democracy and human rights please do all you can to end the violence now against the ruling. have suffered. but first he needs to win a general election an election that the conservative government

conference but of course jeremy corbyn is preaching to the converted somehow he has to convince the majority of the wind. that he is the right man to lead this country. they call it corbin mania a celebration of the man even his pet cat so is the labor party in danger of falling for a cult of personality manners go. on like many of the people i know. believes so much sometimes but the truth is being a leader one of the definitions of leadership is to inspire me inspires millions of young. people from all over our nation this is as close to dissent to speak out at this conference pro e.u. demonstrators want to be called in to take a stronger line against blacks it labor like the governing conservative party is badly divided trying to keep options open in other areas germy corbin says he put the pursuit of peace and human rights at the center of his foreign policy so we can't be silence the cruel. while continuing. the saudi arabia thank you and i say this to. a champion of democracy and human rights please. do all you can to end the violence now against the ruling go the ruling have suffered for too long. but first he needs to win a general election an election that the

. >> jeremy corbin delivered an address at his party's annual autumn conference in england this week. he talked about the gains in the labour party made in the june 8, 2017 election. his speech set out the main goals of his party and touched on several measures including increasing taxes to the