jeremy corbin. >> all the evidence -- >> order, order. there was a lot of this yesterday. very noisy. and extremely stupid bare ibric. it must stop now. that is the end of the matter. the despised that type of behavior. cut it out and grow up. jeremy corbin. >> could i remind the prime minister, it was her government that created in quotes, a really hostile environment for immigrants and her government that introduced the 2014 immigration act. mr. speaker, i think we need some absolutely clairity. on the question of the destruction of the landing cards and if she's trying to blame officials, i remind her, i remind her of what she said in 2004, when she said she was sick and tired of government ministers who simply blame other people when things go wrong. does she stand by that advice? >> mr. -- >> the right honorable gentleman asked me if the decision to destroy the landing cards had been taken b in my time as home secretary. the decision to destroy the landing cards was taken in 2009 and as i seem to recall in 2009, the it was a labor home secretary who was in -- >> jerem

it takes to look at the consequences for corbin of not toeing the line. jeremy corbyn is one of the few people questioning or refusing to accept or to magically that narrative from the government and he's getting a lot of criticism as a result and now jeremy called and has also come under fire from the u.k.'s top diplomats as well from boris johnson the foreign secretary is only one thing that gives the kremlin soccer script ability to its propaganda. and that's when politicians from the targeted countries join in the efforts. driven to the conclusion. join this effort truly he's the crew useful idiot boris johnson i'm really tearing into the labor leader in the strongest words possible and the rest because jeremy corbyn has consistently all evidence of the government's assertion here that the kremlin is behind the attack against sergei and beauteous script how boris yeltsin has serious questions to ask the prime minister taken the necessary steps under the chemical weapons convention to make a formal request for evidence from the russian government as my resolu

air strikes on syria one of the speakers of the demos jeremy corbin's former emergencies minister chris happy with the way jeremy corbin appears to have replied in responded to these airstrikes from terrorism am the french government of the united states government very much so jeremy is wonderful antidote to the saber rattling warmongers who are looking for any excuse it seems to me to launch these airstrikes and to characterize them as the prime minister has tried to do as humanitarian illustrates the grotesque hypocrisy of this government because while says suggesting the airstrikes are in some way humanitarian they've actually done everything they can to stop providing support and assistance to the refugees from syria indeed it was this government sought to minimize the impact of the e.u.'s program to provide assistance for the syrian refugee study very much speak with with forked tongue there's a lot of questions that the that the government need to answer in terms of you know why they undertaken these strikes what the evidence was and there is plenty of people who are incredibly s

leader of the opposition the kremlin's useful idiot that after labor leader labor party leader jeremy corbin refused to blame russia for the poisoning let's get more details on this from marty's polly boyko in the u.k. she's following it course polly just tell us what prompted this latest outburst. well jeremy corbyn has questioned the government the british government's narrative in regards to the attack on the script pals from the very start and as a leader of the opposition one might say that it's his job to question everything that the government says but in the case of the attack on the square pals it's something that he's really come under fire for not just from the conservative party but also from members of his own labor party as well and now jeremy colvin has also come under fire from the u.k.'s top diplomats as well from boris johnson the foreign secretary johnson has written an article in a british newspaper here the times accusing jeremy corbyn of helping russia to push its narrative and also calling the opposition leader the kremlin's useful idiots take a listen to an extract fr

jeremy corbin's past record indicates that he is a peacenik by any estimation is joy where is where is latvia's is yes where is where is on the realist neo liberal interventionists i don't believe we should be traipsing across the world getting involved in conflicts where we have no business but when it comes to the injury the serious injury of the british citizen i think we do have business i think what it is we do have is to find out who it is and resumes as we know who it is yes i think i've i would come back on limits point though that you know we should wait and wait and wait i think the fact that there has been serious injuries to a british citizen and also there is genuine feeling in the british public at large that something should be done about this present some of it see i'm just saying that the method it's that to resubmit. using are old and tired and point to that deferential age where we the public were told that the state has all the information they can possibly be told. if you are thumb fan of the donald trump the new rail quality you know series the thing oh yeah be re

s strikes on syria one of the speakers of the demo was jeremy corbin's former emergencies minister chris happy with the way jeremy corbin appears to have replied and responded to these asked reich's from tourism am the french government of the united states government very much so. jeremy is wonderful antidote to the saber rattling war mongers who are looking for any excuse it seems to me to launch these airstrikes and to characterize them as the prime minister has tried to do as humanitarian illustrates the grotesque hypocrisy of this government because while says suggesting the airstrikes are in some way humanitarian they've actually done everything they can to stop providing support and assistance to the refugees from syria indeed it was this government sought to minimize the impact of the e.u.'s program to provide assistance for the syrian refugee studies.

first time since the general election polls are showing that to reason may is more popular than jeremy corbin well as well as attack incorporated his article johnson also made numerous claims which are open to question. the explains. boris johnson's been caught out a fair few times that his role as british foreign secretary sometimes doing the wrong thing the time saying the wrong thing and this time his blunders have taken the form of the written word as after a series of unfortunate events at the u.k. foreign office having to delete the old tweets and post new ones boris johnson felt it was time to get the facts in this group politic a straight once and for all. boris writes that britain's porton downs chemical weapons the tides tend to fire the substance used have been developed by moscow well we remember the porton down interview slightly differently we have no verify the precise source you have not been able to establish that this was made in russia as i said it's our job to provide eat you know the scientific evidence that identifies for the particular nerve agent is typically you will

russian intervention then serious measures need to be taken so this is where i would differ from a jeremy corbin saying well you know we should really be moving towards war anything like that i think i'm not an op in saying we're going to want to war with us on this and nobody really wants nothing no one's calling for war calling it cyber warfare actually came up with the threat of a cyber attack which is pretty dangerous because i reckon the russians know quite a lot about that they want to escalate it that's a very good way of doing it but what colin seems to be saying is let's just hold off he's saying a little bit like you've said that we need to be careful here get the evidence out which is what we're both saying and then act accordingly whereas what too is amazed on is he's he's jumped the gun she said i think of means pointing at russia and now we have to act which means that she's excluded two or three diplomatic steps. the west nile relationship with i think the diplomatic steps of the problem germany corbin's. past record indicates that you know he is a peacenik by any estimation is jo

before jeremy corbin became labor leader we had blairites appearing on this program advocating the carrot and stick approach towards welfare and the most vulnerable how do you think the media managed to create if you do a perception that actually these are just people scrounging and using food banks as some sort of in a number rudd's words magic money tree of a different sort. i think the discourse in some of the press is the plea distasteful and immoral frankly that you know these are not just words these words are really hurting people they really internalize the stigma that peddles. and people just believe it and even articles that depict food bank clients in the supposedly sympathetic light often don't go into full detail and leave the person open to horrible comments trolling and. in so doing they they help to create an atmosphere of which the prime minister said food bank use is complex the reasons for food bank use a complex and that it's not a simply a matter of having enough money to eat going to be a minister a member of i think that she may be trying to fudge the iss

the country or agree with the government the leader of your of the largest socialist movement jeremy corbin referenced a leaked letter from foreign secretary boris johnson just as the leader of the s.n.p. in westminster did the formal circuitries lete letter on the irish border shows he can get to grips with one of the most fundamental issues of great since the fall of the circuitry compared crossing the irish border to doing between camden and westminster like when you could not make the stuff off this is our u.k. government that has appeared to put at jeopardy the good friday agreement does the prime minister's likely work the problem for you thank you for me please make that you know you can do a lot of things go to resume only prime minister because of our alliance to a previously paramilitary link protestant political party appeared to say she didn't want bombs in british cities that commitment to the belfast agreement stands and we're committed to belfast agreement and the institution. under the fast agreement those institutions are not working incidentally but the belfast agreement t

it's not our job to see where that actually was manufactured some like yukio opposition leader jeremy corbin are arguing that that statement seems to contradict what foreign secretary boris johnson told the w during a march interview. you argue. their source of. is russia how did you manage to find it out so quickly that's driven by says samples of the look at the evidence when the people from from porton down the. have the samples and they. asked the guy. and he said. meanwhile johnson and the foreign office are stressing today that the see no contradiction between those statements and the latest results from british chemical weapons experts. yulia script is now reported to be recovering from the attack sergei her father is still in critical condition and relations between the west and russia are no at their lowest point since the cold war. well the future of syria now in the hands of russia turkey and iran at a summit in today the leaders of those three countries discussed plans for post conflict cooperation the three countries have sometimes had competing interest in syria's retracted civ

well boris johnson has been active on twitter he set out to accuse the labor party leader jeremy corbin of siding with russia instead of supporting the u.k. like the twenty eight countries that expelled russian diplomats other nations have questioned the u.k.'s measures against moscow over the square park case notably austria opted to remain neutral but claimed it was pressured to follow suit when the situation gets tough you have to keep channels open the u.k. ambassador to austria issued a demolished on wednesday in order to encourage us to take specific measures on saturday they demolish was repeated on monday while i was in kosovo the chancellor and i spoke over the phone about our position which is now public it's our tradition to bring people together especially in difficult situations british broadcaster and journalist john gone to told us he's surprised by the u.k.'s actions. i never thought i'd be living in a country where we delete checks from the foreign office and the foreign secretary boris johnson either exaggerates if we're being polite or laurie's not just to russia but

questions as britain's minority government leader but it was certainly she asking questions of jeremy corbin's position on what has implications for the break up of the united kingdom this week he said he wants a customs a range i mean we could negotiate our new trade deals well that's the government's position so what he wanted to let down the country or agree with the government the leader of your of the largest socialist movement jeremy corbyn referenced a leaked letter from foreign secretary boris johnson just as the leader of the s.n.p. in westminster did the formal circuitries letelier on the irish border shows he can get to grips with one of the most fundamental issues of great since the foreign secretary compared crossing the irish border to doing between camden and westminster like when you could not meet the stuff thought this is a u.k. government that is prepared to put at jeopardy the good friday agreement does the prime minister's likely work that probably for you thank you for any reason he can't think it like you can't go on now thanks not to raise i'm a only prime minister beca

s opposition leader jeremy corbin called the attacks a legally questionable action and he says he feels that the parliament has been sidelined. germany's stayed out of all of this it said beginning a couple days ago that it doesn't want to play any military role what might it offer when germany of course any military involvement would approval from the year of from the german parliament is a police get tory germany traditionally ever since the the second world war has been reluctant to actively interfere in conflicts in regarding fighting i asked there is strategic support so that could be an option for the moment that is not on the scale on the table because this is a limited one strike act that we have seen and germany has ruled out military involvement but german chancellor and also the foreign minister said they strongly support sending a clear signal to the syrian regime that the use of chemical weapons is off limits ok garrett thanks for the view from brussels this morning on the strikes as for us in brussels let's go now to moscow and our correspondent there yuri rachet how yuri

tried to remain britain's leader instead of jacob rhys mall the bookies tory favorite let alone jeremy corbin the overall favorite comes after a week in which the very identity of the u.k. has come under threat after defacto e.u. threats to tear apart northern ireland from scotland england and wales joining me now is welsh nationalist m.p. hugh williams who is on britain's exiting the european union select committee he'll welcome to going underground so aside from the term old us speeches this week theresa may in the past twenty four hours bonnie on wednesday take us back to how your committee's meeting was with michelle bonny the who's chief negotiator of the brakes when he was quite. interestingly when we've met him before he's spoken in english most of time but he starts that was for the twenty minutes telling is often french about the u.k. position and clearly you know the the building up to a very hard position as has become a pattern so the last few days you know it's interesting for me as a me a back bencher from wales to be the fight of a sense out of his hole and incident people like

kremlin's useful idiot after labor party leader jeremy corbyn refused to blame russia for the poisoning political takes a look at the consequences for corbin of not toeing the line. jeremy corbyn is one of the few people questioning all refusing to accept or to mattick leave that narrative from the government and he's getting a lot of criticism as a result and now jeremy corbin has also come under fire from the u.k.'s top diplomats as well from boris johnson the foreign secretary is only one thing that gives the kremlin suckering credibility to its propaganda. and that's when politicians from the targeted countries join in the effort. driven to the conclusion. join this effort truly he's the crew useful idiot boris johnson i'm really tearing into the labor leader in the strongest words possible and the list because jeremy corbyn has consistently all but evidence of the government's assertion that the kremlin is behind the attack against gay and beauteous script how boris johnson has serious questions to answer as the prime minister taking the necessary steps under the chemical weapons convention to make a formal request for evidence from t

she couldn't share with parliament those were her reasons for going ahead the opposition leader jeremy corbin fired back he wants a change in the last of the parliament has to be asked before british military forces are committed to any action of the. he said that we need a war powers act to transform a broken convention into a legal obligation but a few instances of treason most creative says is going to parliament beforehand maybe libya iraq but how those turned out we know well and true so maybe that's why she didn't decide to go before parliament. other m.p.'s including senior members party veterans from trees remained own party criticizing her moves to not ask parliament before making that action although she's indicated she'd be prepared to do it again that's the way it is right now she will continue to take questions from m.p.'s they'll debate it will be no legally binding vote at the end of it they may have a vote if the opposition party calls it not that it will particularly go anywhere it'll just be a show of the depth of feeling in the chamber right now a pretty angry chamber that.

influence the twenty seventeen parliamentary elections in favor of opposition labor party leader jeremy corbin artie's jacqueline virgo takes a closer look. the sunday times has provided us all with a little russian bought deja vu its groundbreaking investigation with swansea university has cracked the code on how the labor party did so well in this year's general elections and the answer is russian tweets of course research that just that was not destroyed at the time superbowl corban and to down the street by bombarding the public with positive messages in support of labor using twitter columns that were mostly created after the election was just that early last year so let's break down that research sixty five hundred russian twitter accounts identified by their primary language work to bash the ruling conservatives and promote the labor party in the run up to the election and a few examples are given as to how they achieve their meddling goals such as promoting stories condemning trees that may for cuts and police numbers and funding another point made in the article was the massive attend

may also said that it was highly likely that the assad regime carried out the chemical attacks jeremy corbin of again he pointed out that some other rebel groups particularly. had used chemical weapons in the past and he called her decision illegally questionable so she was grilled in parliament she certainly had some very challenging questions and there looked to be a lot of unhappy m.p.'s purely because she did not take. this question of the air strikes to parliament and given the choice of whether to go ahead on not. for that we're still in the u.k. as well the mail on sunday newspaper has published a poll revealing that the british public was overwhelmingly opposed to the prime minister's decision to bypass parliament and if you go of a survey conducted before the missile attack that less than a quarter of the british public supported military action almost twice as many people were opposed to the operation in as in favor of it let's get some reaction from peter for joining us on the line now former ambassador to syria peter hey there thank you why do you think treason may didn't seek pa

secretary boris johnson has branded the opposition labor party leader the kremlin useful idiots after jeremy corbin refused to blame russia outright for the poisoning and he said he takes a closer look at foreign secretaries recent statements. boris johnson's been caught out a fair few times in his role as british foreign secretary sometimes doing the wrong thing other times saying the wrong thing and this time his blunders have taken the form of the written word is after a series of unfortunate events at the u.k. foreign office having to delete the old tweets and post new ones boris johnson felt it was time to get the facts in the script straight once and for all. boris writes that britain's porton downs chemical weapons lab that identified the substance he used had been developed by moscow well we remember the porton down interview slightly differently we have no verify the precise source you have not been able to establish that this was made in russia as i said it's our job to provide eat you know the scientific evidence that identifies for the particular and their future is typically you will n

in twenty thirteen none other than jeremy corbin's current shadow bricks at secretary starmer here he is talking generally about his role in extradition one in a scientist case which seems more and more to be arguably political we don't use. these two functions they're entirely separate and that's really cool it comprehends says was his file. here's the official request here's the full monte as we would like you to conduct the extradition proceedings on our behalf with. the police. but we can't use a republican this is going to pass it over to the empty to see whether they would like to proceed in this really because when that man corbin's current shadow directorate secretary was in charge e-mails apparently showed that the country in question sweden was eager to drop the case later even disk.

in twenty thirteen none other than jeremy corbin's current shadow bricks at secretary starmer here he is talking generally about his role in extradition one in assad's case which seems more and more to be arguably political we don't use. these two functions and they're entirely separate now for legal it comprehends systems his file. here is the official request is the full monte as we would like you to conduct the extradition proceedings on our behalf with. the police to our country. but we can't use a republic of this.

in twenty thirteen none other than jeremy corbin's current chatter bricks at secretary starmer here he is talking generally about his role in extradition one in a scientist case which seems more and more to be arguably political we don't use. these two functions a maritime discipline not for legal it comprehends says was his file. here's the official request here's the full monte as we would like you to conduct the extradition proceedings on our behalf with. the police. but we can't use a republic in this. part of. the empty to see whether they were not. really because when that man corbin's current shadow director technically was in charge e-mails apparently showed that the country in question sweden was eager to drop the case later even discredited by the un not only that but a lawyer working for care stoma urged sweden don't you dare get cold feet an arguably even more damning for k.s. dhamma it is simply amazing how much work this case is generating it sometimes seems like an industry please do not think this case is being dealt with as just another extradition assad would serve me

alleged chemical weapon we've also been hearing from the opposition the leader of the opposition jeremy corbin he's the labor party leader and he called into question how legally sound these asteroids parliament should be consulted problem it should take a view on this but instead the strikes were launched last night parliament is in session on monday she could have come to parliament on monday to discuss the whole situation instead she strikes haps she has the two thousand and thirteen vote in mind when david cameron wanted to also go to war with syria but lost the parliamentary vote and out she was looking to avoid a similar embarrassing defeat there are a number of m.p.'s not just in the labor party but in her own conservative policy her own french m.p.'s who potentially were getting ready to rebel against. this attack on syria in polls in the country which. vos majority people are in support of this military action inside. so remains to be seen exactly how damaging politically this could be for. what we've actually been hearing from the french foreign ministry on saturday morning let's lis

that is there and we have to ask why is that the case and it's very very simple pizza because jeremy corbin terrifies the british establishment these are terrified governments that jenny clarifies british mainstream they don't want him to be prime minister he's a genuine threat to them and also he's a genuine politician he's a genuine human being and regrets not is not many let me agree in the politics in the we're going to jump in here gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on toxic politics state with our. right. pranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive trucks people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here anymore slow down so much t

welcome back what did you make of today's amaze speech and jeremy corbin's response to these amazing very boring speak she doesn't often get complete command of the consequence chamber but i thought statement this week was magisterial. by her standards she had the commons with her she is a former home secretary so she was able to draw on her experience as being and responsible for security and terror and the leader of the opposition was shameful it was an embarrassment because the leader of the opposition has a job in my view to be supportive in a time of national crisis to sound at least vaguely patry optic instead he was peevish turn ish and in failing to condemn the state of russia for what is perceived to be a russian act he showed himself to be according to some of his own side on the wrong side of the argument and it was made worse by the briefing after the statement by his press secretary seamus milner seamus miller's got for he's been to russia at the expense of peter literally and he's a great supporter of the state of russia and he elaborated us to what i call been refused

to war with the backing of parliament but without the without a un resolution so this is what jeremy corbin has been calling for saying that it must all be done under the auspices of. the u.n. his critics of course pointed to the fight but russia has consistently vetoed resolutions at the u.n. security council ok that the many thanks for bringing us the view from london to go across the channel and we can join. butler in france for the french president emanuel said that his country is participation is aimed at ending the syrian regime's impunity that's after we had very similar language from president prime minister trees in may that this strike was about not tolerating the normalization of chemical weapons. is that's right and in fact the elites say put out a communique shortly after the reports of those airstrikes saying that that for france simply a red line had been crossed that red line was set by the french president at the beginning of his presidency back in may that if chemical weapons were used in syria france would retaliate and that's what we're seeing now and as you pointed out

that is there and we have to ask why is that the case and it's very very simple pizza because jeremy corbin terrifies the british establishment sees it have a government that jenny clarifies british. mainstream they don't want him to be prime minister he's a genuine threat to them and also he's a genuine politician he's a genuine human being and regrets not because like many many more like a i agree in the olympics and i was going to jump in here gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on toxic politics today with our. tethers survival guide stacey you want to start sampling at all these are. you sure there are you going to get them back. oh heck no. repatriations again forget the rest of seventy years. bill of the separate lives kaiser report. applied for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman to kill the narrowness and spending to get to the twenty million. it's an experie

this and that's distraction from bragg's it and trying to take down the left labor party leader jeremy corbin at the same time there is a british comedy skit a show aired thirty years ago yes prime minister that has a skit that seems almost to foretell this exactly and it goes along. one of the prime minister aide says to him we should give them a story what start a war that's sort of thing where they decide on a war is too much why don't you expel seventy six soberly soviet diplomats that has been our practice. when we wish to ensure the press loses interest in something . a great headline for you government cracks down on red spy ring. very patriotic it must be a story that nobody can disprove and which will be believed even if it's not perfect i think hey i could not handle the love and the yes prime minister could not and will make sure we get the link at the bottom of this so for everyone to see go ahead well how does the new york columns report on all of this what are they findings they found out let me quote an article written by the veterans by peter baker and steve. the us has found

s in that building over there don't seem to share your opinion there was jaring of your leader jeremy corbin to speak i had to intervene in a lot of eye rolling from the prime minister when he countenance the idea that british policy was somehow rented out to the white house but i think illustrates just how out of touch the m.p. so many of the m.p.'s of in the house of commons certainly the government is seems to me all very much out of touch and according to some of the opinion polls that i've seen the overwhelming majority by margin around two to one actually support the position that has been taken by jeremy corbyn on this issue we need to calm heads in situations like this not hot heads i'm afraid that this government is being led by a bunch of hot heads who are actually puts. the national interest in jeopardy far from actually protecting as like claiming the journalist peter oborne has been on this show for the daily mail rode a piece opposing the war quoting what is on robin cook's grave stone that in effect may not have stopped the iraq war of twenty three but he did make it mandatory