. >> jeremy corbin. >> i'm sure the house will want to send thoughts the families and friends of the royal marine soldiers who died in a training incident earlier this week. >> can we take a minute to pay tribute to nicholas parsons who passed away this weekend thank him for his work in broadcasting. this friday the year okay -- the uk will leave the european union. the actions we take over the months and years ahead will shape our future and the international community for generations to come. britain's role in the world will face its most important test later this year. to discuss the need for drastic action to tackle the climate emergency. given the scale of the crisis does the prime minister think that we have a country should be financing billions of pounds on oil and gas projects all around the world? >> let me say indifference, in memory of nicholas we should avoid hesitation or repetition in this house. i can answer clearly by saying i do think it important the uk continue to campaign against carbon emissions of all kinds as we do and he will have noticed we just decided to b

. >> jeremy corbin. >> next monday we will become, rating holocaust memorial day, time to reflect on the horrors of the past and remind us of the evils of nazi is an, genocide, anti-semitism and all forms of racism which we must always be implacably determined to root out wherever it appears. this saturday, hundreds of millions of people will be celebrating chinese new year around the world and i'm sure the prime minister will join me in welcoming the year of the rat and invite all chinese people have a great time. mister speaker, if a worker earning 1200 pounds a year receives a 300 pound bonus how much of that bonus does the prime minister think the worker should be allowed to keep? >> the right honorable gentlemen, what he said about the importance of holocaust memorial day in stamping out anti-semitism in the resurgence of anti-semitism in our country. on his point about the low pay, this government increase the living wage for the biggest ever allowed. people on the living wage, will receive a next to 1000 pounds a year. the a further elucidation, answer a better question. >> gr

this is jeremy corbin's number two. but it doesn't really matter. that kind of dissent to make its problem with the major political party that attacks its history, particularly its strength. the great leaders of its history and what has been done to focus on all the imperfections. this is a fantastic book. churchill walking with destiny. it's a great honor to finally have met you. take care. see you next time on "life, liberty & levin" steve: breaking tonight, president >> after returning to washington was strong words to expel u.s. troops. the president saying quote, we have an extraordinary expensive airbase that cost billions of dollars to build, long before my time and we are not leaving unless they pay us back for it. if they do ask us to leave, if we don't do it in a family basis we will charge them sanctions like they've never seen before. it will make iranian sanctions looked somewhat tame. i think we can agree classic trump there. next quote. with iraq we spent money and

mark: what you make of jeremy corbin and the head of the labour party. >> i think that he is the mostut he's also the most profoundly dangerous and sinister guy. he is wildly anti- israel, very anti- american which he has been all of his life, he's made apologies for hamas and hezbollah who he has called his friends, he wants a massive world taxes, not just for the rich but pretty much for the whole middle classes, and he's been talking about some very dangerous economic policies that would bankrupt my country in two or three years. fortunately he's down to 16% in the polls when it comes to his popularity. he's a very, very unpleasant figure. only six weeks after the ira attempted, a distant republican group in ireland attempted to blow up margaret thatcher and succeeded in killing seven people in 1984, six weeks later, jeremy corbin invited the ira to the house of commons. that's the kind of person who is in some danger of becoming our next prime minister. >> we'll be right back. now that. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 h

mark: what you make of jeremy corbin in the head of the labour party?is the most -- the most left wing, but the most profoundly dangerous and sinister figure. he is an anti- set of mind, he was worldly anti- israel issue to expect from that period. anti- american has been all of his life. he has made apologies to has belonged who's called his friends, he once abolished and my sick city wants to come out of nato. he wants massive wealth taxes, not just for the rich but pretty much the whole middle classes. and he's been talking about some very dangerous economic policies that would bankrupt my country into her three years.s. fortunately, he found 16 cents in the polls when it comes to his popularity. he iser a very, very unpleasant figure. and only six weeks after the ira attempts for the district publican group in ireland attempted to blow up margaretth thatcher, and did actually succeed in killing seven people. that was in 1984 and six weeks later jeremy corbin invited the ira to the house of commons.he that is the kind of person who is in some danger

. >> jeremy corbin. >> could i put on record our pleasure at the return of the northern ireland assembly, the statement coming on this after prime minister's questions time. can the prime minister let the british prime -- the people know that after ten years of tory government patients are waiting longer for essential nhs claire whether it is on waiting for this or gp appointments? >> mister speaker, we are putting record sums into the nhs and the house should be proud to be passing the nhs funding bill which will guarantee such funding not only this year but into the future. >> it will guarantee underfunding of the nhs. the number of patients waiting more than four hours in a andy is at its highest on record for the second month in a row. we had month of promises but people need action. there probably isn't a family in the united kingdom that hasn't been affected in some way by cancer yet last year we saw one in four patients waiting for the start of their cancer treatment. how many more patients face life-threatening delays because our nhs is understaffed and underfunded. >> as the rig

. >> leader of the opposition jeremy corbin. >> i would like to start to pay tribute to the formerhe t member who sadly died on christmas eve. he spent over 20 years here in the house. he made enormous contributions to the house. our thoughts are with his family and friends and he is deeply more on this side of the house with a great motivation that he made. i also joined the prime minister to send support to australia with over 20 people in the loss of human life and hundreds of animals and those that have been destroyed. this is what global warmingngds does to all of us and we have to take this very seriously with the threat of climate change. i joined the prime minister with thoughts going to friends and family of those whoho died in the ukrainian plane that crashed. mister speaker following last night's attack on the united states bases in iraq can the prime minister confirm he opposes any further retaliation or escalation in a situation that is a real risk of going into full-scale war? >> mister speaker of course i can confirm that and since the crisis began to bring together ou

. >> jeremy corbin, wouldn't it be wonderful if the primus are answered the question about universal credit. he dodged every question on it. the reality is about half the people going onto universal credit are worse off as a result of it. the same is true of the very cruel and callous two child limit on the universal limit which caps benefits for larger families. and they were in 2010. and and >> the right honorable gentlemen can't accuse me of failing to answer the question. there are 400,000 fewer people who have seen the reduction, substantial reductions in child poverty. the reality is there is a massive increase in employment, growth in this economy and i really think it is time the labour party change their tune. i have some good news for the leader of the labor party. he was voted by labor members as the most popular labor leader since records began. i want him to know those sentiments are warmly shared by many on this side of the house. >> the labor party will never abandon the core of this country. levels of child poverty are a national scandal. the prime minister seems unab

. >> the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbin. >> i would like to start by paying tribute to andrew miller who sadly died on christmas eve. he sadly lost to the house, spent 20 years here, was an expert on science and technology, made any of his contribution to this house, our thoughts are with his family and friends. he is mourned on the side of the house of the contribution he made. i also join the prime minister in sending sympathy and support to friends in australia, with the loss of human life, hundreds of millions of animals have been destroyed as a result of this. this is a warning of what global warming does to all of us. we have to take is very very seriously, the threat of climate change and i join the prime minister with our thoughts going to the friends and family of those who died in the ukrainian plane that crashed in tehran last night. mister speaker following last night's attack on united states bases in iraq can the prime minister confirm that he opposes any further retaliation escalation in violence in a situation where the region is in real risk of going into a fu

british museum but that has been their attitude that has been the british government's attitude not jeremy corbin who offered to certain degree spend he's now almost history and the british museum and british government are opposed to the reunited this greatest wonder of the ancient world save the world can see it in 8 original shape well always a museum says it's protecting it but you know it only expose allegation of the white washing of the whole story around the but you say that the mobiles themselves were whitewashed literally it's just tell me about that was a scandal at the british. museum did its best to hush up but this crook to v. after whom they honor with the presence of the marbles he rather liked the idea that the watch the marbles originally bra was no color should be whiter than white so he's got workman to see them and did great damage to them sanded it down the best really element of a game said it was a disgrace in the british museum trustees of the time this was in the late 1930 s. hushed it up and even as late as 9090 they told chris smith who was leading an inquiry of the pa

from a no to war on the early don't miss what address by the late vaunted leader jeremy corbin arrival demonstration in support of term sanctions is being held by. 2 states has had a hard time defending washington's decision to assassinate a runs top general during a news conference my poem post struggle to explain what the imminent threat was allegedly posed by gen so the money is the state department chief was grilled by journalists in the morgan has details. things got quite easy at the press conference where we saw mike pompei o the u.s. secretary of state speaking alongside stephen the new shin the secretary of treasury and this comes just a week after the killing of iran's top general qassam solomonic and as the press asked questions got particularly tense mike pompei o seemed a little bit uncomfortable trying to answer the questions of journalists who just don't seem to buy his claim that the killing of solomonic was necessary to protect american lives let's take a listen to some of what went on if you have specific information about the threat and didn't have anything to do wit

before english all the more coming up in today's going underground but 1st you gave labor leader jeremy corbin defended his election manifesto against boris johnson the prime minister's questions on wednesday almost seeming unaware it has been rejected by the british people but while his party in fights over its pro israel leadership candidates the subject of democracy itself was raised by this scottish m.p. the prime minister said in the letter to the 1st minister of scotland the. right of the people of scotland to have a choice over their own future mr speaker this was not a surprise the prime minister is a democracy prime minister boris johnson denied that allegation before later being asked arguably about defacto democracy in syria a country johnson voted to bomb my constituent resigned i came to the u.k. as tell just refugees fleeing persecution and human rights abuses committed by turkish backed plaintiffs in syria have family remain in the area and she is in daily fear for their life that there are multiple reports of human rights abuses against civilians in syria including every port s

labor leader jeremy corbin to answer prime minister's questions in britain this after boris johnson replied to his plea for government information about the assassination by saying i have carefully considered your request and do not believe it is necessary to offer a briefing with a little specific information corbin then tried asking johnson i have to dispatch walks about trump killing soleimani the government has said that it was sympathetic to the assassination of general so the money whatever the nz has the prime minister got to suggest that this attack on him and his death was not an illegal act by the united states johnson said legality was not a u.k. issue the strict legality is not for the u.k. to determine since it was not our operation so whether the us commits illegal violations of international law is not a matter for the un security council permanent member britain jeremy corbyn meanwhile failed to highlight so lame on his role in defeating isis and saving british lives so johnson came back and justifying trump's assassination of the arabian soldier lionized by even major natio

trump and no to war on iran earlier the activists were addressed by the labor party leader to jeremy corbin the rival demonstration in support of trump's actions was also held by. now the u.s. secretary of state has had a hard time defending washington's decision to assassinate iran's top general during a news conference mike pompei did struggle to explain what imminent threat was posed by general seminar in salim arnie that is the state department chief was grilled by journalist has more. things got quite easy at the press conference where we saw mike pompei o the u.s. secretary of state speaking alongside stephen the new shin the secretary of treasury and this comes just a week after the killing of iran's top general qassam solomonic and as the press asked questions got particularly tense mike pompei o seemed a little bit uncomfortable trying to answer the questions of journalists who just don't seem to buy his claim that the killing of solomonic was necessary to protect american lives let's take a listen to some of what went on if you have specific information about the internet and didn

state to state urging americans to vote against them why the man went to england and indorsed jeremy corbin for the prime ministership that for me was a red line jeremy corbyn is one of the man who is most promoted and tolerated anti-semitism in england and in europe and anybody who went and indorsed him i am going to campaign vigorously against i sure hope that sanders doesn't get the nomination because he does i have him in my you know i'm going to be there pointing out what he has done over the years and i've interviewed bernie sanders many times i've never heard him make an anti semitic comment and then a while and he's jewish. so is norman finkelstein so is known chomsky so as to get a lot out sloan some of the worst people in terms of not promoting jewish values or are jews that's no excuse karl marx was a jew at least the jew by heritage so that's no excuse i don't think that sinners an anti-semite i think he tolerate anti-semitism among the hard hard left in the democratic party i don't think he's done enough to condemn it i don't he says he speaks the words but then he does the dee

start with who really money was because nato nations politicians from all around the world even jeremy corbin shot a foreign secretary they've been calling him a menace the people should not shed a tear for his murder people are calling him a terrorist even those who do not agree with the assassination and even the media of not long ago is saying he was one of the greatest fighters against isis day as an al qaeda i think for a start that johnny carson from a money who was our every. the hero just look at the millions of people in the streets of iraq and iran who poured into the streets to pay tribute to him does it mean that 7 with 10 millions of people who created this huge sea of crowding the streets of tehran corm care monona shad they all pay tribute to a terrorist that's bizarre to say that our. the anti terrorist fighter who was used to mantle he was a key figure in defeating isis in syria and iraq people in europe should be really very off the sacrifices so they money and he's friends his colleagues in iraq and syria deed are for the security and safety of europeans even well in fairne

that they can't agree on a vote of confidence they don't agree that the leader of the opposition jeremy corbin should become short term prime minister but they do agree on these other matters and they will find a way i think to make that absolutely clear i think the logic of this situation where you have a minority prime minister trying to force his will over a parliament which disagrees of him is the natural the natural outcome of that will be an election and we are in a parliamentary democracy nobody could object to that. and i'm joined from glasgow by the doyen of scottish political journalism a woman who's been covering scottish elections since alaska with the tunnel action of 1904 i'm delighted to be joined by roof wishart i'm not sure i'm delighted to be carbon dated clay that alex member of the departed the main party leader says gemma carbon boss johnson of both been in scotland but neither visit was annoyed success no atoll in fact boris johnson has taken a leaf out of the trees i'm a pre-book and he's been going round in kind of hermetically sealed pussy see i mean he went to enter d

don't believe that for one second i think that the promoters of anti-semitism are people like jeremy corbin on the left and neo nazis on on the right i don't think that donald trump who recognized jerusalem and recognized the golan heights and generally has had. very good policies toward israel is responsible for the rise of anti-semitism he's certainly not responsible the rise of anti-semitism and hungry in poland and other parts of eastern europe so i think it's a false accusation in any event i don't pick who i represent or what arguments i make based on how i feel about a particular client's politics i supported bill clinton i would have supported hillary clinton had she been elected in impeached so i based my decisions on my making constitutional arguments on the constitution not politics or friendships but of course the golan heights on international law is syrian and jerusalem under international law is disputed you know think it's precisely these pro israel policies of trouble that have created or of inspired more of the seventy's and certainly anti semitic conspiracy trapz absolute

long—bailey is yet to officially declare but she has long been seen as a natural successor to jeremy corbinnatural successor tojeremy corbin, emily thornberry and clive lewis in the mix. the timetable is yet to be finalised, but expect around 12 weeks of debate. jonathan blake, thank you very much. councils in england have urged the courts to impose biggerfines to tackle the growing problem of fly—tipping. the local government association says there were more than a million offences last year, but only five per cent of fines were above a thousand pounds. richard galpin reports. this cctv footage captures the moment a lorry starts illegally dumping huge amounts of waste in the middle of the night. the premises of a small company, used by the fly—tippers to get rid of the rubbish. in recent years, fly—tipping has been getting steadily worse. blighting the environment, causing pollution and threatening public health and wildlife. it tends to be businesses who are trying to avoid paying the cost of disposal. of course the rural areas tend to be the areas that are particularly badly affected, pr

politics now, the opposition labor party will hold a three-month contest to find a uccessor to leader jeremy corbin with the winner announced on april 4. six lawmakers have put themselves forward. polls are saying the brexit pokesman is currently leading the race. the main challenge is likely to spokeswoman siness rebecca long bailey. he latest with nissan's former chairman. nissan says that carlos ghosn's escape to lebanon will not stop against him for what it calls, quote, the harm misconduct has caused. ghosn is ready to name the people who he believes is behind and detention. fox business network said it spoke to the former nissan boss weekend and ghosn revealed he has evidence that to es his arrest was a plot take him down. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quick take by powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts countries. i'm su keenan, this is bloomberg. yvonne: a standoff between the and iran is continuing to dominate the news after last of general ng soleimani. the pentagon has sent additional east and the middle ark esper insists the u.s. has ot made a decision of leaving

>> you have jeremy and jenny corbin on our side.s elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. >> exactly. >> hopeful he we don't go in that direction because we got to beat this guy. >> all right. so -- speaking of british -- joining us now from london, washington anchor forebecome kr world news america, katty kay and u.s. national editor at the finance times ed loos. it is brexit day in europe and at 11:00 p.j. lonm. london time p.m. eastern the united kingdom officially leaves the european union. >> and excited katty kay decided to celebrate brexit day by wearing her brexit jacket made completely of 100% british sway. >> i love that. awesome. >> same with ed loos's tie and everything, all very british. so -- >> and spanish velvet, but, anyway, there we go. >> oh. >> your fashion sense as ever, impeccable, joe. >> i'm going to borrow that. >> how do i say la-de-da in spanish? maybe it's la-de-da. katty kay, spanish what? >> spanish velvet. great with the blonde hair. >> got it. >> so -- they've been talking about this for a long time. i m

jeremy corbyn. keir starmer appears to be the favorite after he threw his hat into the ring over the weekend. corbinhe would resign after last years crushing general election defeat in which the party sank to its lowest number of seats since 1935. the results will be announced april 4. a 5.8 magnitude earthquake hit puerto rico earlier today, unleashing small landslides, causing power outages severely cracking some homes. it was one of the strongest to hit the u.s. territory that has been shaking for the past week. there have been no reports of casualties. firefighters in australia are getting a break but only briefly. their attempt to control region rated by cooler weather and rain today. still, authorities warned dangerous conditions will return this week. fires in southeastern australia are blamed for at least way for deaths. more than 12 million acres have been burned and thousands have been forced into makeshift dance. prime minister scott morrison is committing billions to a recovery fund. initial, initial investment of $2 billion. if more is needed and the cost is higher, then more will be pr

with the corbin years, get them back in the hope that they will support them as a sort of different direction to team corbyn. the problem is the nec is still heavily dominated by supporters of jeremyy they will not pay sympathetic to this and make over a much tighter window for these people to sign up as supporters or come back as members. because if you have a long time frame, then i can spend my time for those people to join us during the non—jeremy corbyn camp against the non—jeremy corbyn camp against thejeremy the non—jeremy corbyn camp against the jeremy corbyn camp. the non—jeremy corbyn camp against thejeremy corbyn camp. today matters in terms of this basic gives to former party members and registered supporters to rejoin. when you talk about the non—carbon camp and corbyn camp in terms of the leadership contenders, how does it breakdown? at the moment there is not a clearjeremy corbyn candidates, the expectation is that it will be rebecca log bailey as the favoured person to take forward the flame of corbyn. she has been a loyal supporter ofjeremy flame of corbyn. she has been a loyal supporter of jeremy corbyn flame of corbyn. she has been a loyal supporter ofjeremy cor