under theresa may, jeremy hunt took on extra responsibility for social care. hello. jeremy.and try to move on. some of the cuts in social care did go too far. it's so easy to say, "of course i was right," but, you know, you stand back and you think, "could i have done it a bit better?" and jeremy has not been afraid of saying exactly that. hello! jeremy. jeremy hunt campaigned for remain in the european referendum, but now says he wants to leave the eu with a new brexit deal. jeremy hunt's critics accuse him of being the wind sock candidate, blowing this way and that on brexit. not long after the referendum, he said he'd consider having another one. then he made it clear he was a leaver but did not want to exit the eu without a deal. now he says he is prepared to leave without a deal, if need be. the big thing thatjeremy hunt has to offer on brexit is his ability to negotiate and his credibility as a negotiator. the downside is, because he voted remain, will the people in parliament trust him to deliver brexit? thank you all very much indeed. jeremy hunt's supporters say his

——jeremy hunt. a p pa re ntly £20 billion plan. ——jeremy hunt.hey called fiscal headroom, philip hammond have created a war chest of £26 billion which will be spent if we exit the european union with no deal. jeremy hunt says he will launch a special node your budget if we do crash out oi’ node your budget if we do crash out or have a hard brexit. £6 billion to help farmers and fishermen will face ta riffs if help farmers and fishermen will face tariffs if they are trading into the european union and spent billions of dollars —— billions of pounds cutting corporation tax to 12.5% to help business. that is very similar to what they have done in the republic of ireland. is there a sense that he is making headway, jeremy hunt, against borisjohnson he has started this race with? there isa he has started this race with? there is a sense of it. the daily telegraph, which is a married —— massive boris johnson supporter, telegraph, which is a married —— massive borisjohnson supporter, has what this story on its front page. i was surprised by that. he wri

a very good tag line from jeremy hunt, it is surprising borisjohnson another from jeremy hunt, it isll for. if you say it is do or die without a deal, will you resign if you do not achieve it? and he could not answer it. and he should have said... that is the thing, he said i do not want to be pinned down and i do not want to be pinned down and i do not want it to be used against me by the eu. a lot of people making the point thatjeremy hunt is more assertive and a little bit more spy gear, as well. he pointed out, let us gear, as well. he pointed out, let us turn to eft, the way he had handled the story that has been brewing across the pond. with section and the white house and mr trump. him hitting back and it has been described as social media as his love actually moment. a donald trump development has been absolutely extraordinary to watch. we have had the president of the united states now make two very serious attacks on our ambassador there. today, he actually called him a pompous phil. he said he was wacky, he said he was a stupid guy and yesterday he said he refused to deal

and jeremy hunt response was to say luck if you ta ke hunt response was to say luck if you take a hardthey would do it back. that's not how you negotiate with people who are our allies and friends stop live he talked about negotiating but as he said, it's really important to remember this. then they don't make deals. deadlines do. and speaking to businesses and my neck of the woods, even business leaders who supported remaina even business leaders who supported remain a couple of years ago, they are now saying the delay and uncertainty is worse than anything. they want certainty and they can deal with anything that happens as long as they know what happened so we need to leave the eu by the 31st of october. he said they would be a cost with no deal but he wouldn't say what that was. he is the only cabinet that act of the two we heard tonight he says they're going to leave and he has a plan to leave. we can't have any more of this uncertainty, it's damaging people businesses and our lives and jobs and we can have a can—do attitude lots of positivity and enthusiasm and boris has a plan a

and jeremy hunt close to donald trump, we saw on the state visit over here, jeremy hunt welcomed himent a lot of time with him so both trying to build this relationship with donald trump in case they become the next prime minister. when trump makes comments like this it is difficult for them, because they want to be shown to be criticising but they have to balance that because we know what happens, with kim darroch, the us ambassador to the —— british ambassador to the us, when trump found out what privately he said about him he got really angry. he doesn't have the thickest of skins. 0ne doesn't have the thickest of skins. one of these men is going to be prime ministerfrom next one of these men is going to be prime minister from next week and they want a trade deal with the us and they want to build relations. while both said what he said was unacceptable, neither were willing to say he is racist. what do you make from those comments —— of those comments from both tory contenders, are they trying to be honest? theresa may came out this morning and said the comments were completely u

jeremy hunt is doing the same. paying for a no deal brexit. he has been clear on this. we need to maintain no deal as an option on the table. in any negotiation, and he has done many as a business person, you need the ability to walk away. he has gone beyond saying it is just about negotiation. he thinks he is the best negotiator and best person to get the outcome we want which is to leave with the deal parliament will agree. the risk of going... in a more extreme way, for october 31 and having it as a hard deadline in all circumstances is that parliament will react. i think what you do not wa nt to will react. i think what you do not want to have anjeremy hunt is clear, you do not want a general election that can be triggered by parliament before we get to october 31. then you run the risk of losing brexit altogether and as a democrat, we respect the outcome of the referendum. jeremy hunt has said in the event of a choice between no deal and no brexit, he would choose no deal. hang on. it feels contradictory. you

jeremy hunt in some ways at first surprisingly seemed like the more modern option. ng comments and some of the other comments show that that's not the case. so in many ways it really helped me because it helped me finalise who i actually want to put my x next to. jeremy hunt would say he's offering a free vote and if there's a majority in parliament to repeal the ban then that's what would happen. what's wrong with that? i think it's really damaging to the conservative brand. it starts to bring back that more traditional tory image of guys in red suits all wanting to go off, hunt some foxes, have a jolly toffee time and that's it. that's not what a modern conservative actually looks like. even though it's a small number of people really who actually take part in this, itjust showed he's quite out of touch. we need someone who's a bit more together with the modern world and what we want as a modern conservative party going forwards and that's boris for me. whoever becomes leader, the conservative party has work to do to convince young people and ethnic minorities that

focusing on, i suppose much more core tory issues, namely bobbies on the beat and fox hunting from jeremy huntanother vote on the ban on fox hunting. he said yes, if there was a tory majority would. although fox hunting was not his thing, he nevertheless thought it was part of the heritage of the countryside and so the heritage of the countryside and so there should be a chance to repeal the fox hunting ban. difficult in the sense that he has presented himself as the candidate who will appeal to a broader cross—section of the electorate than borisjohnson, cross—section of the electorate than boris johnson, and yet fox cross—section of the electorate than borisjohnson, and yet fox hunting, as we know from opinion polls, is extremely unpopular. so this morning, perhaps not surprisingly, there appeared to be a degree of rowing back by mr hunt when challenged about his support for another vote on fox hunting. the law is not going to change on fox hunting. there isn't a majority in the house of commons and i don't see there ever being one. i wasjust restating the position in our manifesto from 2017

they have been backing boris johnson the whole time so they will use it as a stick to beat jeremy huntuse there is a good headline forjeremy hunt on the telegraph tomorrow. it is and also, i think it even more important, the ballot papers are now going out and what we are expecting is people will fill those out fairly quickly. all they will forget it. people were anticipating 80% of the ballot papers being filled in within the first few days. this contest could effectively be over by the middle of next week. that was a jeremy hunt criticism. borisjohnson not debating until it is out of the way. a clanger. when the ballot papers sta rts a clanger. when the ballot papers starts landing on the doorsteps, we have the telegraph which is easily the paper that borisjohnson rights for every monday and we wake up to his missives every monday and they have led with a story onjeremy hunt with the headline, "0nly have led with a story onjeremy hunt with the headline, "only i can stay off the danger ofjeremy corbyn". there have been numerous polls which have put borisjohnson ahead in view of the el

backlash against one of the 2 men gunning to become british prime minister current foreign secretary jeremy hunt after he ties opposition leader jeremy corbyn to anti-semitism and even auschwitz. also this hour iran warns the us not to start a fire if it can't handle the consequences after trump warned the islamic republic not to play with fire by increasing its uranium enrichment. they know what to do and they go with the airplane with the game playing with fire for the us to do so correct as you state bush is afraid of the word find your tombstone. and germany is in the grip of a heat wave which has also triggered a crime wave including a large brawl at a swimming pool. or national coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 6 pm welcome to the program. letterman put in has met with the pope in the vatican it's the 3rd time russia's president has met with pope francis but the previous meetings in 20132015 as they moved through the papal palace for talks the pair both displayed their politeness as they approached a door on the pope and thought it prudent to enter the room

and so jeremy hunt leader, it is outrageous staff. re sojeremy hunt and borisjohnson were both invited to defend britain's ambassador to the united states. jeremy hunter did that straight up and down and boris johnson declined to do it. he did not answer many questions at all, he tried to bluster his way through the evening. let's turn to the mirror. we have it here. there are two extremes, however. jeremy hunt, the foreign secretary, is in an official position to respond and today he sent a punchy tweet for a foreign secretary saying that you have to respect our position, the uk will decide. we defend our ambassador and the us cannot tell us who to put into washington. he went further in his language because everything is framed within the leadership context. whereas borisjohnson, when he was asked about this said he mildly criticised donald trump ultimately declined to say he would keep the ambassador in his place and he declined to say anything. i must say, looking at this i thinkjeremy huntjust say, looking at this i thinkjeremy hu

jeremy hunt become prime minister than borisjohnson rather see jeremy hunt become prime minister thanon i'm rather see jeremy hunt become prime minister than borisjohnson i'm not sure, we could just be talking about that paul and the times showing all the things may be damaging for boris johnson and a candidate to seem to balance above him suggesting that basically teresa and they did not trust him enough for him to see sensitive information. number ten says they can't comment on those matters but this is complete nonsense for the boris johnson team. hello chris wood he know he was it was complete nonsense when he's being denied information he doesn't know what he was being not told. it's true but a nod when i think from the telegraph i think it is not much of the suggestion throughout the day that this would in any way banish borisjohnson the day that this would in any way banish boris johnson chances the day that this would in any way banish borisjohnson chances of winning. some could say like a quite a bit of that is priced into mr johnson, but it's interesting that ta ke johnson,

surely as jeremy hunt put of everyone in the country. eremy hunt put it, the most fundamental requirement right now is to show british people that had been giving them the decision to make on whether to remain or leave you, back decision and the referendum in 2016 will be followed through on by those who govern as parliament. parliamentarians are in an extraordinary different —— difficult position we hadn't seen before. i would guess that 80% believe brexit isa would guess that 80% believe brexit is a disaster and we should not be reading europe and its damaging the country and to our future. but baby are hamstrung in carrying out their conscience and belief due to action because of a result of the referendum. a referendum in which david cameron who ordered it said it would be no once—in—a—lifetime opportunity for the people. you can bea opportunity for the people. you can be a little with that point called semantic or not or you can deal with what's in the interest of the people of the country in the future. it's not just people of the c

it will be one of two men— jeremy hunt or borisjohnson. be one of two men— jeremy hunt or boris johnson both. both boris johnson and jeremy both borisjohnson and jeremy hunt think they should enter downing street on the 24th ofjuly. whoever does when will replace theresa may ata does when will replace theresa may at a crucial moment, and with a big job to do, to try to resolve brexit and unite the country. for tonight, i'm going to speak to the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt. let's have a look at his campaign so far. i'm the underdog in this race. i've been the underdog right from the start, and i like to prove people wrong. i'll be the first prime minister who has a background as an entrepreneur. the best way to get a deal is to leave no deal on the table. this is not a photo opportunity. i'll be the first prime minister we've ever had with a background as an entrepreneur. i'm not sure there's a huge difference between me and boris except that i think i'm more likely to be able to negotiate a deal. no prime minister is going to last any time at all if they don't deliver brexit and deli

i think borisjohnson has a jeremy hunt. i think borisjohnson hasa dilemma jeremy hunt.lemma here. if you does re move has a dilemma here. if you does remove someone who has a dilemma here. if you does remove someone who the first female defence secretary after just remove someone who the first female defence secretary afterjust a few months in the job, that would look quite vindictive. it says this report recommends all senior officers from brigadier level and above present on mandatory training courses and cause for a culture and behaviours are. what do you make of all this? i think it is something lots of different professions and spheres of work have gone through in recent yea rs, spheres of work have gone through in recent years, we've seen it in show business and politics. it is this sense there has been sexism, bullying and harassment that has been going on and not enough has been going on and not enough has been going on to call it out. this isa been going on to call it out. this is a case where the military is having to get its house in order. it seems like a fi

brian thomas thanks so much for joining us the british foreign minister jeremy hunt has called on european allies to join together to create a naval force to protect shipping in the strait of hormuz now iran says it is not seeking a confrontation with britain but 4 days after it seized a british tanker in the region that vessel remains in. arraigning hands. the crew appear well according to these images shown on iranian state media the 23 sailors were captured by iran along with the british flag tank a stain a imperio seized by the revolutionary guard have been held in an iranian harbor since friday the british government says it's a violation of international law it faces criticism at home for not preventing the capture of british ships by iran despite multiple warning signs britain's foreign minister wants to deescalate tensions is turning to europe for help and says he disagrees with the united states strategy of applying maximum pressure to iran over the nuclear deal we will now seek to put together a european maritime protection mission to support safe passage of both crew and cargo i

jeremy hunt's supporters say his opponent is gaffe—prone. pan, managed to misplace his wife's nationality. also, my wife isjapanese... my wife is chinese, sorry. critics ofjeremy hunt say he has less name recognition than his opponent. but is this really true? because he has had to contend with embarrassing mispronunciations of his four—letter surname. i just think he possibly finds it slightly amusing, and sometimes things happen in one's life. these things sort of take hold. i am sure he will remember the nationality of his wife in future. he says he is a serious candidate for serious times. jeremy hunt — remember the name, and how to pronounce it. sound advice. and tomorrow we'll focus on the other candidate in the leadership race, borisjohnson. the government of gibraltar says it has seized a supertanker suspected of breaking sanctions against syria. a detachment of royal marines boarded the vessel, called grace one, in the early hours of this morning. authorities said there was reason to believe the ship was carrying crude oil to a black

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome jeremy hunt and weeks. is johnson. -- last few weeks. applause i , please welcome the returning officers, cheryl gillan and charles walker. applause thank you, brandon, and can i thank you and your team at conservative central office for doing a fantastic job. it's been a team effort and shown the conservative family at its best and if i could make one plea, asa best and if i could make one plea, as a backbencher, can we be kinder to the next prime minister than we have been to the current prime minister? applause without further delay i will hand you over to the wonderful co—chair of the 1922 committee, dame cheryl. thank you very much, charles. on the 24th of may, the prime minister, the right honourable theresa may announced she would be standing down as leader of our party on the 7th of june. and over the past 46 days, the 1922 committee organised five pallets of members of parliament, and then worked with the party chairman —— five pallets —— to present the final two candidates so all qualifying members

backlash reps against one of the 2 men gunning to become british prime minister for foreign secretary jeremy hunt ties opposition labor party leader jeremy corbyn to anti semitism and even auschwitz atrocities. germany is in the grip of a heat wave which is also triggered a crime wave including a large punch up at a swimming pool. following welcome this is r.t. international broadcasting to you live from moscow and the caring top story this hour of law to me a person has met with the pope in the vatican is the 3rd time russia's president has met pope francis with the previous meetings in 20132015 years as they moved through the papal palace for talks the pair both displayed their politeness as they approached the door the pope invited putin to enter the room 1st the russian president in turn offered to let pope francis through 1st before accepting. is in rome for as with the latest. a great display of warmth and respect and that scene at the door explains it all it's definitely not an awkward moments but obviously just a great display of friendship a lot of our food and the head of the roman cath

contender for the british premiership jeremy hunt to spark a storm of controversy after tying opposition into jeremy called me into semitism and concentration camps. plus disney hands the lead role in this remake of the little mermaid to a black actress to fans of the original question the movie. what people are trying to do is trying to bring people back to a certain kind of reality so we live in a very diverse society so we just make sure now that every single movie has every single race religion color. so circuit i'm a couple where do you try to live. hello there is 8 o'clock in the morning here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now europe and russia should return to a normal relationship without sanctions that is the joint message from the news conference in florida and you said become today talking about the harm to the economy by those restrictions italy's premier also stressed the good that could be achieved if they were lifted. if you will go speech because you may approach the time the sanctions could be lifted or extended i'm always sad because so much could be achie

erupts against one of the 2 men gunning to be comforted prime minister current foreign secretary jeremy hunt that's after he ties opposition labor party leader jeremy corbin to anti semitism and even auschwitz atrocities. plus germany is in the grip of a heat wave which has also triggered a crime wave including a large punch up just swimming pool. a low unwelcome news is r.t. international broadcasting to you live from moscow only care in. europe and russia should return to a normal relationship without sanctions that's the joint message from the news conference of vladimir putin on just 30 conti talking about the harm to the economy by those restrictions italy's premie even added an emotional touch. we approach the time the sanctions could be lifted or extended i'm always sad because so much could be achieved and the situation could be so much. well it was no secret that the euro skeptic forces currently in power here and rome are no big fans of europe's anti russian sanctions to say the least but as you've heard prime minister step by conte's message is getting more loud and more clear esp

about the games one of the 2 men gunning to become british prime minister current foreign secretary jeremy hunt after he is' opposition labor party to jeremy corbyn to anti semitism and even auschwitz the trouble. was that germany is in the grip of a heat wave which has also triggered a prime way think putting a large punch up this well being called. hello and welcome this is r.t. international broadcasting to you live from moscow and the care and. now europe and russia should return to a normal relationship without sanctions that's the joint message from the news conference of blind amir putin and just the picante talking about the harm to the economy by those restrictions that italy's premier even added an emotional touch. the time the sanctions could be lifted or extended always because so much could be achieved and the situation could be so much. for joining me live now is the labor trying to go from rome in the apprentice to console was very expressive about sanctions wasn't hey but will they stay or will they go. well it looks like they're going to stay for now anyway because the voice th

an estimated 160000 conservative party members will choose between bush johnson and jeremy hunt to succeed to reason may as party leader but because a general election isn't due the winner will also get the keys to 10 downing street for london mayor johnson is the favorite to win the leadership ballot when it's announced in 3 weeks time meanwhile hunt is highlighting his record as both defense and health secretary both candidates have been appealing to party members in the run up to the postal ballot. we need to get bricks it done this someone who can thank the actually. believe. someone who is made into a deeply only opportunity is a bricks that could bring your country i am the right man when i talk to people running their own businesses to farmers to shopkeepers to people in the high street who are worried about the situation we're in they don't want to show them and they don't want to be entertained they want a prime minister who is going to lead us. for more on this race we are joined from the strauss were formed by scuse me from strasburg by our cars but it is reporting quietly of th

public backlash erupts against one of the tube and british prime minister current foreign faction jeremy hunt he ties opposition labor party chairman paul been to anti semitism and even auschwitz atrocities. plus many is in the way triggering a crime wave including a large punch off a swimming. it's just gone through and hit and mostly watching. a very warm welcome. and. europe and russia should retire on 20 normal relationship without sanctions that's the joint message from the news conference of. the contest talking about the home to the economy by those restrictions even added an emotional touch. as you may approach the time the sanctions could be lifted or extended i'm always sad because so much could be achieved and the situation could be so much bits well it was no secret that the euro skeptic forces currently in power here and rome are no big fans of europe's anti russian sanctions to say the least but as you've heard prime minister conte's message is getting more loud and more clear especially when he's standing shoulder to shoulder with the russian president who once again reminded a

let's get more now on the pledges made by the conservative leadership candidates, jeremy hunt and borisjohnsonr pay. here with me to take a closer look at the pledges of both is ben zaranko, research economist at the institute for fiscal studies. thank you for coming in. what do you make of these pledges. both have given quite a list? yes, both candidates have come up with large packages of tax cuts on the one hand and increasing spending on the other. there is some similarities between the proposers of both candidates, both are thought about national insurance thresholds. jeremy hunt is talked about lowering the rate of corporation tax, boris johnson has talked about higher income tax. jeremy hunt has talked about an increase in defence spending. borisjohnson about an increase in defence spending. boris johnson has about an increase in defence spending. borisjohnson has talked about different spending areas including schools... we have done the lists already, but are they realistic and can we afford them? both candidates are referring quite often to the headroom, the fiscal headroom of philli

show of hands from who our ten tory activisits here — five backing borisjohnson and five backing jeremy huntnd anyway, this party has always wanted borisjohnson as its leader. you go to party conferences, he is the darling, the man they‘ve been waiting for. he now faces an enormous challenge, he has to unite this party, bitterly divided already, some big figures threatening to vote against him and he has to deliver brexit when nothing appears to have changed. huge, huge challenge ahead. indeed, 45 minutes until the announcement, norman, thank you so much. i will be live at westminster tomorrow with the programme, see you then. full coverage on the bbc news channel. see you tomorrow. goodbye. hello, good morning. temperatures have already reached 26 celsius in the south—east of england. it‘s going to be a hot and sunny afternoon for many of us. still a bit of cloud floating out there in parts of north—west england, wales and the west midlands but that will burn away and we continue with cloud across the irish sea coasts and the west of scotland but for most of us, it‘s sunny and all about the

jeremy hunt also wants rid of the backstop.lowing eu customs tariffs until the eu give us permission to leave the customs union. and for a brexit vote that was about bringing back sovereignty to parliament, that is not acceptable. both he and mrjohnson have suggested technology could help to avoid checks on the frontier. but the eu said it will not reopen negotiations and the backstop must stay. this expert warns the challenge is not getting easier. changing prime minister does not change the reality of brexit. the choices that are difficult that the prime minister theresa may has had to face remain the same. the border brainteaser remains unsolved. finding a solution will be one of the toughest tasks for the new man in downing street. following the hustings event this afternoon boris johnson following the hustings event this afternoon borisjohnson travelled to meet the dup leader arlene foster in stormont. during his visit he was given a tour of the historic building‘s assembly and senate chambers. arlene foster has refused to

jeremy hunt told the telegraph he would offer mps a free vote on whether to lift the ban on fox huntingty. the law is not going to change on fox hunting. there isn't a majority in the house of commons and i don't see there ever being one. i was just restating our position from our manifesto in 2017 that there should be a free vote if it ever looks like that majority would change, but it isn't my priority. both candidates are also being challenged over how they will tackle care for the elderly. a committee of peers has published a report into social care. it says repeated promises by those in power have come to nothing and there needs to be a move towards a free nhs—based system. my committee is all party and no party, consists of two former chancellors, we have been able to sort this in six months and make sensible recommendations. i would hope that anyone of goodwill would read this report and realise urgent action is needed now. no more talk, no more discussions, just do it. both candidates have spoken about the need to take action on social care, but the question is whether it will b

46656 a bust on some pretty much doubling jeremy hunt's tally he was ecstatic and extremely high spirited as you saw it. he said that. the tour is of course will build unity for the whole of the country he talked about the deep desire to maintain ties with europe but also the need for democratic self governance by the united kingdom and he went on to say that the mission for the conservative party going forward was to deliver briggs it and to defeat the labor party leader jeremy corbyn he talked about he wanted to energize the party and the country to deliver brigs it on october 31st so there you have it live pictures there coming from london where that result that much anticipated result was just announced let's bring in lawrence lee who's been watching the proceedings outside the center. so no surprises boris johnson now the new leader of the conservative party not yet the prime minister that happens tomorrow he spoke after the vote after those numbers were delivered just talk us through the numbers and what he had to say lawrence. oh well let me guess is as he said he got exac

jeremy hunt and boris johnson go head to head in the latest debate in their battle to go for number ten. also on the programme at... labour calls on the next prime minister to hold a second referendum on brexit — says they will back remain. jeremy corbyn says people should be allowed a fresh vote on whether to accept any brexit deal agreed by the conservatives with brussels — or on whether to leave without a deal. the tories want no deal. we will stop that, and we believe the public should have a vote to decide whether it should be no deal, or remain in the eu. britain's ethnicity pay gap — workers earned on average 4% less than their white counterparts last year. one of yemen's young survivors saved by doctors — as the un warns of the desperate situation for thousands of other children. commentator: it is a stunning performance by strycova. and johanna konta is knocked out in the wimbledon quarter finals — putting an end to british hopes in the singles. coming up on bbc news, serena williams is into another wimbledon semifinal in her pursuit of a 24th grand slam title. good evening and

do not think they have done enough forjeremy do not think they have done enough for jeremy hunt to donough forjeremy hunt to put it across. he answered the questions well and he stood up under scrutiny, but was it a game changer? i do not think so because there was nothing massive for the borisjohnson side, and the line about guaranteeing brexit before christmas, you can expect to hear that from the campaign from borisjohnson from now hear that from the campaign from boris johnson from now on. in a bbc exclusive, theresa may reflects upon her time on office with our political editor, laura kuenssberg. she said she did not recognise herself and the characterisation of critics. as prime minister in ten days' time, with a ‘mixture of pride and disappointment.‘ she said she didn‘t ‘recognise herself‘, in the characterisation of critics, and admitted she‘d ‘underestimated‘ parliament over brexit. she said it was ‘incredibly frustrating,‘ not to have been able to get her brexit deal approved, but she was proud to have served, as prime minister. she‘s been speaking to our political editor, l

jeremy hunt has just devolution and devolved powers.nt hasjust finished talking here in south wales and as you can see, just leaving now to go back to the next hustings in the next couple of days. jeremy hunt, while he was on stage in front of the members here in cardiff, made a numberof the members here in cardiff, made a number of comments regarding a number of comments regarding a numberof number of comments regarding a number of devolved powers, saying that london actually and westminster should have some sort of accountability over the welsh government in certain aspects of their work. the nhs came government in certain aspects of theirwork. the nhs came up, and devolved topic, he had some criticism of the welsh labour government and their handling of the nhs but one of the other topics was brexit and the funding that comes to wales. wales is a huge beneficiary of eu funding, one of the biggest beneficiaries and jeremy hunt did say he would make sure that wales didn't lose out. when we leave the european union we won't have those a

britain pledges to protect its ships from what it is calling a running in piracy foreign minister jeremy hunt says that the u.k. against joining with european allies to ensure ships can travel safely through the strait of hormuz that is after all ron seized a british oil tanker there on friday. also coming up another weekend of anti-government protests in hong kong and in violence police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse thousands of demonstrators and this protesters seek refuge in a train station and they're attacked by dogs thought to be chinese gang members plus a big win for ukraine's president bloaters alaska's party claims an outright majority after sunday's parliamentary elections and he now deliver on promises reforms and to bring peace to eastern ukraine. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program british foreign minister jeremy hunt says that his country is not looking for confrontation with iran but had strong words for tehran over its seizure of british flags tanker in the strait of hormuz on friday the senate carol was seized by the iranian revolutionary guard in the key

against one of the 2 people become britain's prime minister current foreign secretary jeremy hunt after he tied opposition labor party lead to jeremy cool been to atrocities in the now nazi concentration camp thousands have already signed a petition demanding that one apologize. boyko explains the. a petition calling on the foreign secretary to apologize to the leader of the opposition jeremy corbyn has amassed over 16000 signatures because a lot of people are angry over these comments that really boil down to jeremy hunt making a link between the leader of the labor party and the atrocities perpetrated by hitler and the nazis take a listen to what the foreign secretary had to say about the leader of the opposition jeremy corbyn in an interview with the jewish newspaper a little bit earlier on this week. rather complacently said to myself thank goodness we don't have to worry about that kind of thing happening in the u.k. and no if i myself with the leader of the labor party who has opened the door to anti semitism in a way that is truly frightening to me corbin has been a lifelong camp

contender for the british premiership jeremy hunt sparks a storm of controversy after tying opposition leader jeremy called into anti-semitism and also concentration camps and disney the lead role in its remake of the little mermaid to a black actress although fans of the original have questioned the movie. well that what people are trying to do is trying to bring people back to a certain kind of reality that we live in a very diverse society should we just make sure now that every single movie has every single race religion color. so circuit i'm a couple where do you draw the line. so good morning welcome here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now europe and russia should return to a normal relationship without sanctions that is the joint message from a media conference held by vladimir putin and italy's prime minister recep become say the italian premier stress the good could be achieved if they were lifted. we approach the time the sanctions could be lifted or extended i'm always sad because so much could be achieved and the situation could be so much bits. well it was no

after the plane fly overs and tanks were put on display and contend for the british premiership jeremy hunt sparks a storm of controversy after tying opposition leader jeremy called in to anti semitism and concentration camps and also to become a child impersonator of america's youngest ever congresswoman deletes a social media accounts after receiving death threats from supporters of alexandra castillo courts. good morning welcome it's 11 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international how europe and russia should return to normal relationships without sanctions that's the message from the news conference of light emitted and. talking about the harm to the economy by those restrictions is lee's premier stressed the good that could be achieved if they were lifted. approach the time the sanctions could be lifted or extended i'm always sad because so much could be achieved and the situation could be sooner. than you may wish to believe we understand that italy is bound by certain obligations within various integration structures both in europe and in therefore we have no special

a contender for the british premiership jeremy hunt sparks a storm of controversy after tying opposition leader jeremy called into anti semitism and concentration camps and a child impersonator of america's youngest congresswoman delayed to social media accounts after receiving death threats from supporters of alexandra castillo cortez . welcome good morning just gone 10 o'clock here in moscow you're watching the international europe and russia should return to a normal relationship without sanctions that is the joint message from the news conference of light emitted and you said become today talking about the harm to the economy by those restrictions these premier stress the good that could be achieved if they were lifted. approach the time the sanctions could be lifted or extended i'm always sad because so much could be achieved and the situation could be so. well it was no secret that the euro skeptic forces currently in power here and rome are no big fans of europe's anti russian sanctions to say the least but as you've heard prime minister conte's message is getting more loud and mo

well that's exactly right now jeremy hunt the foreign secretary was in the 2 emergency cabinet meetings cobra meetings in london over the weekend boris johnson the man who most likely to become prime minister was not he is not a member of the governments but jeremy hunt has been relaying information to boris johnson it's widely speculated that if and when johnson wins jeremy hunt will stay as foreign secretary he's seen as somebody far more experienced and there are say a levelheaded in matters of diplomacy now jeremy hunt is due to give a statement to the parliament the house of commons the lower chamber on monday outlining what responses the british government will make there are reports in the sunday newspapers here in britain that the government is considering reapplying some of those united nations and e.u. sanctions that were lifted of the iranian government in 2016 after the famous nuclear deal with j c p a that's not been confirmed of course we wait to see on monday but jeremy hunt has both said that his response will be considered but robust at the same time he said that the pr

leave the eu on october the 31st, is borisjohnson and jeremy huntare 31st, is borisjohnson and jeremy hunthe 31st, is borisjohnson and jeremy huntare saying, ie, the new conservative leader and prime minister, how do the lib dems define themselves in the post brexit britain, given that they've said they are the remain party? it's a big question for the party and they almost need to work at a new position, because right now the whole approach is the idea there is going to be an early election, i think, and it's based on that. many tory mps support borisjohnson and they think there will be an early election just because, they think there will be an early electionjust because, if they think there will be an early election just because, if you look at the numbers in parliament, and you could get there. i think the lib dems have a current pitch, you can see how they would do well. you look at the european and local elections and where the lib dems in the polls. if we leave the eu before an election, i think that's tricky for them, because do they become the party of rejoining the eu? they could

does character matter in this race between boris johnson and jeremy hunt? character matters in politics, never mind just in the race for prime minister. of course, character matters and everyone will make their own particular judgment about that. it's very important. the choices you make particularly as prime minister are crucial. a proper leader will make a choice that's right for the country, even if it's wrong for himself and his party. the wrong leader will make a choice for his party or himself, rather than for his country and people have to make a judgment about everybody in politics about where priorities lie. do you trust borisjohnson? i do not know him very well, but i do find many of the things that have been said by borisjohnson and by many others to be in conflict with reality as i understand it. in conflict with reality but also in conflict with the truth. i think the truth is reality, don't you? are you saying to me... no, i'm not. i'm not having those words put in my mouth. i've indicated for whom i'm voting, jeremy hunt is the better choice

foreign secretary jeremy hunt says he wants a european led naval mission to ensure shipping through the strait of hormuz and that's where iran sees the british flag on friday claiming it was violating international maritime law while the u.k. is calling it an act of state piracy lawrence lee has more now from london. this emergency couldn't have come at a worse time for the u.k. and the ministers who left the crisis meeting all know it's apart from anything else they'll be a new prime minister this week probably with a different take on the situation still the u.k. can do nothing in the face of what it regards as a provocation by iran the way in which the capture of the u.k. flight tanker was filmed by the commandos who took control of its refusal to obey the demands of the british frigates in the strait of hormuz to let the time to go all cut very deep at the heart of a british military establishment used to the days when britannia ruled the waves and consequently the foreign secretary told parliament minister the u.k. would seek a european led maritime missions of the gulf states beca

1 to those protests and not to the point called let's have a look 1st of all of what jeremy hunt had to say previously about this we feel for to this not to use what happened as a pretext for oppression but rather to understand the root causes of what happened which is a deep seated concern by people in hong kong for their basic freedoms are under attack well since then the u.k. government is also announced that export licenses of items such as c.s. gas and riot gear and grenades have been banned china as a result of those protests that china is fear are seeing that the u.k. has waded into a soul for an argument and the ambassador the johnnies ambassador to the u.k. said that those who would immediately occupied the hong kong parliament earlier this week should actually be condemned as break is that was also following beijing accusing jeremy hunt the foreign secretary of having colonial era delusions that some of this into what the spokesperson for the chinese foreign ministry had to say it seems that he still indulged in the post illusion of british columnists and this persisting wi