this goes bad i think jonah will leave. jonah did not want me to -- >> i just found out the name of the publication he and steve are about to form. it is called make america -- again. now onto nationalism. i remember rich you and rob mesh had a cover story on nationalism that set off this fierce debate all over the website and a lot of times it was brilliant and insightful and funny and sharp but i felt like there was sometime sometimes talking past each other. jonah when we talk about nationalism what do we mean? what does it mean for patriotism if nationalism basically means patriotism, why don't we use that word because no one seems to get upset by it? >> excellent question. there is a lot going on there. i apologize only when i got under these lights i can see how much dog here i have on my pants. which for the record i bought myself, some of you will get that. anyway it is great to be here and to be with rich. i will just jump right to live. this is part of my problem. nationalism by my life the way, in the in the essa

rich, if this goes bad, jonah will leave. [laughter] >> jonah did not want me to mention this. >> i just found out the name of the publication he and stephen are about to form. great irony. maga. now onto nationalism. you have a cover story on nationalism that set up a debate. a lot of times it was brilliant, insightful, funny, sharp. i will direct this first to jonah. when we talk about nationalism, what do we mean? what makes it different from patriotism? if they mean the same thing, why don't we that word because no one seems to get upset by it? >> excellent question. there is a lot going on there. i apologize only when i got under these lights i can see how much dog hair i have on my pants. which for the record i bought myself. some of you will get that. anyway it is great to be here and to be with rich. i don't have a lot of time. i will just jump right to it. this is part of my problem. nationalism by my life the way, in the in the essay they hang a lot on the word benign. they say benign nationalism does ll these wonde

so the independent streaming lingers jonah but the way forward is uncertain. the way forward is uncertain certainly there in search of a way forward but the independence movement may well have a way forward thrust upon them because they are coalesced and indeed a great many catalans beyond the pure independent supporters of coalesced around another issue more immediate more pressing than the goal of independence and that is that trial of the twelve probably dependent leaders in madrid ongoing now there's a verdict expected in a couple of months a months time people here see them as political prisoners they see their case as a symbol of repression handed down by central government in madrid and if those verdicts turn out to be guilty verdicts in a couple of months time well that could well be the spark that reignite all over again the independence of passions the shimmering anger the frustration the resentment here and has the potential certainly to draw even more support to the independence cause thank you very much jonah hill bringing us the latest from barce

ok so here's the team covering events for us today jonah hall in barcelona we will be with you shortly starting with stephanie in madrid stephanie what have the voters been telling you there. well we're in an area of the capitol that is traditionally right wing the people here are divided in the sense that some of them are tired of those two main parties the governor spade for decades as you heard and saw news reports others say that they will stick to what they know because those are the parties that are going to protect their values i think the wildcard of course is this far right wing party a lot of the people we've been speaking to here are saying that a lot of their friends will be voting for that party a key issue in these elections is the issue of independents my colleague jonah could tell you much more about that in a moment but it is defining somewhat what direction this is going at the same time showing people are mostly concerned sixty one percent of spanish say that it's the economy it's unemployment it's the high cost of living so everything up for grabs is the first in it

-- jonah operates in that space. has fallen ass-backwards into some sort of power and until he's out everybody just has to deal with him. and that very much is jonah's vibe. >> seth: yes. >> that's his thing. >> seth: you were one of the most colorfully insulted characters in the history of television. >> yeah. >> seth: and i have heard that people will, if they see you, they will then, almost as a way of saying hey, i'm a fan, they will yell one of those insults at you. >> it does happen. [ laughter ] it does happen. i beg you to not do it. [ laughter ] there are so many that are profane and i'm with my children at the grocery store. that's not the time. it has gotten to a point where there have been so many. i almost feel like we have reached. like, a critical mass. where if some of you were -- i've been insulted so many different ways and so many different times that you wouldn't even be able to pick one out of your head. there are so many. which is great for me. but, so, people now are, more so, coming up to me t

avoid it maryam thank you very much with the latest from the spanish capital sana gary go in over to jonah hall now in barcelona the scene of so much of the campaigning for catalan independence and this of course the first general. election since that unofficial referendum for independence one of the early indications showing that. what about the election headquarters of the see the republican left of catalonia one of the two main pro independence parties here and it is quite extraordinary really given that this issue has been so central to the election campaign issue independence of the last eighteen months has impacted on the entire face of spanish politics and what we have in the form of an opinion poll in lieu of an exit poll suggests that pro independent candidates have got nineteen maybe twenty seats in the madrid problem and that's just about six percent really for an issue that has been such such national importance and dominance let me bring in my guest drawn just a professor of political science at the university of london thanks for joining us . how significant is it that they g

and jonah hill directs mates with skates in mid90s. wild rose, let's start with that.s is a young single mother in glasgow, dreams of going to nashville to be a big country star. she does, but it's going to be a difficult journey. she has a complicated personal life. she's just out of prison, she's a single mum to two children, she has this up—and—down relationship with her mother, played byjulie walters. she starts by getting a job as a cleaner, to save some money, to help her out. here'sjessie buckley in action with the great sophie okonedo. right, that's me away. the kids tell me you're a country and western singer. you taking the piss? no? it'sjust country. i didn't realise. you must be very good because all i've heard all week is rose—lynn, rose—lynn, rose—lynn. why country? 'cos it's three chords and the truth. wow! it goes like that. it just gets whatever's in there out. anyways, i'll see you next week. thanks very much. bye. such great performances in this as well. sophie okonedo obviously, julie walters obviously. jessie buckley though is the real star in this

and jonah hill directs mates with skates in mid90s. wildrose, let's start with that.ng single mother in glasgow dreams of going to nashville to be a big country star. she does but it's going to be a difficultjourney. she has quite a couple get a personal life. she is just has quite a couple get a personal life. she isjust out has quite a couple get a personal life. she is just out of prison. has quite a couple get a personal life. she isjust out of prison. she isa life. she isjust out of prison. she is a single mum. two children. she has this up—and—down relationship with her mother, played byjulie walters. she starts by getting a job asa walters. she starts by getting a job as a cleaner, to save some money, to help her out. here isjesse buckley in action with the great sophie okonedo. right, that's me away. the kids tell me you're a country and western singer. you taking the kiss? who? i'm not at all. why do you say that? country and western? it'sjust country. i didn't realise. you must be very good, because all i've heard all week is rose—lynn, rose— lynn, rose— lyn

panelists, joshua johnson, amy editor, hallie jackson, and jonah goberg.one thing we will never get is a counter report from rudy giuliani or the lawyers. eeey don't want to put it out. >> for w we've heard they probably would not do that or we're going wait to wait until the report was out to decide.g interestinw, they want to turn the page, close the case in their view, and muddy the waters. and i think the last 12 minutes th we saw with rudy giuliani and you did -- did just that. >> let's talk about the two big things that i think came out of both interviews. first on the rudy giuliani interview, jonah goldberg, which is the defense says anybody would have done it, so what with foree.n interferenc >> yeah. i think it's nonsense. but rudy giuliani is playing the spin cycle. i think llie's right that, look, i mean, the notre dame fire was less tha a week ago, that feels it was in the kcrut o o us era, they want to move on and i think he's opening a huge can of worms going forward that we're now legitimizing hacking in and of itself. >> so that if a campai

jonah fisher, bbc news, kiev.ion victory in just a couple of minutes. now let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. two teenagers arrested over the murder ofjournalist lyra mckee in northern ireland have been released without charge. miss mckee was shot dead during a riot in londonderry on thursday. her funeral will be held in belfast on wednesday. the police service of northern ireland has appealed for anyone with information to come forward. a british aid worker killed in nigeria on friday has been named as faye mooney. the british high commission confirmed the death and she was named by mercy corps, the charity she was working for. mooney was one of two people shot dead by gunmen who stormed a holiday resort in northern nigeria. a landslide in south—western colombia has killed at least 17 people. five others were injured as eight houses in the village of rosas were buried by the mud. the landslide happened early on sunday after days of torrential rains in the area. but as ramzan karmali repo

be a much more microscopic focus on him and his policies in the weeks to come thank you very much jonah hill bring us all the latest from kiev thank you china. i want to bring you some breaking news now from algeria local media there reporting that a caretaker government is going to be set up this will be headed by dean but dawi who will remain as the country's prime minister several ministers have been told they are being relieved. now of course this comes off the week six weeks of mass protests across the country hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets demanding that president abdelaziz beautifully resign but actually that political demands of escalated for the because they're also calling for the entire regime the political establishment around beautifully could to go with him clearly the government here taking steps to try and shake things up though it's not at all clear if this move is likely to pacify protesters. and of course a following developments in turkey very closely early results in local elections there showing mixed fortunes for russia type and his ruling a

jonah fisher, bbc news, kiev.e men in connection with fires burning on ilkley moor. more than 70 firefighters and a helicopter have been battling a large fire, covering around 25,000 square metres. the swedish teenage activist greta thunberg has addressed climate change protestors in london tonight. she told the audience they were making a difference. extinction rebellion, the group behind the week long demonstrations, are meeting tomorrow to discuss the next steps of their protest, with some debate about whether to pause their direct action, as our correspondent jon donnison reports. for a seventh day, climate change protesters were making noise on the streets of london. some dressed for the weather, others not so much. the people that are standing here today and that have been here for the last seven days, have been amazing, and without people standing up and speaking up louder and shouting, no one will listen. on waterloo bridge, there were more arrests, after demonstrators glued or locked themselves together t

jonah fisher reports. fact is very quickly catching up with fiction in ukraine.und out he was beating the real president by more than ten percentage points. these are just exit polls, but the political establishment here has been shaken. what's your reaction to these exit polls? great, this is the first fight. i'm very happy. but this is not the final actions. and are you sure you'll win in the second round? i think so. we'll see. we will see. i spent a day with mr zelenskiy during the election campaign. at the time, his grasp of politics was weaker than his understanding of british comedy. benny hill? benny hill, yes. it's more understandable than monty python. for me, monty python is better, i'm sorry. ukrainians feel they know how mr zelenskiy would perform as president because they have seen him star in a television show as a teacher called vasiliy goloborodko, who turns into a principled, honest president. this is the man mr zelenskiy looks set to face in the second round. are you feeling confident, mr president? ukraine's real president, petro poroshenko. f

in order to build a coalition so that they can govern because they are short of an overall majority jonah how is following all these developments for us from barcelona in general i suppose now the hard work really begins here. yes absolutely socialist delighted as you are looking at. they were expected to be the big winners for the. those not winning enough of a majority enough seats to form a majority on their own worth remembering as you look at those pictures of the other big story of the night which is the emergence onto the national political stage of the fox the far right nationalist party the first far right force in parliament in the grid since the death of general franco forty years ago a seismic event that in the modern democratic history of space but the socialists are likely to lead the next government in coalition two possibilities one a leftist coalition along with for the most the anti austerity party they've lost a lot of ground in this election that will mean teaming up as well probably with pro independence and peace from catalonia here. but that of course may come with

jonah fisher, bbc news, in kiev.sle has been shot and killed in los angeles. hussle had been a figure in the west coast hip—hop scene for more than a decade. it's believed he was gunned down outside a clothing shop in the south of the city. the shooter is thought to be still at large. tributes are already being paid on social media. rihanna tweeted: "this doesn't make any sense! my spirit is shaken by this!" and pharrell williams said: "you inspired millions, millions who will uphold your legacy forever. rest amongst the stars." president donald trump has threatened to close the border with mexico this week, unless more is done to stop illegal immigrants crossing into the united states. back in february, he declared an emergency, calling for billions of dollars to build a wall. but now, numbers have hit a ten year high. some border posts are so overwhelmed, that asylum seekers — mostly from central america — have been held in temporary facilities out in the open. from el paso in texas, dan johnson reports. behind the

this report from jonah fisher contains some flash photography.elensky show started at the polling station. are you ready to be president? i don't know, the people will decide it in the evening. i'm ready. he doesn't, however, have any political experience, or, judging by his election campaign, that many ideas. the choice ukraine must make today is whether to stick with the president they've had for the last five years, or take a leap into the political unknown, with this man, the comedian volodymyr zelensky. across town, there were fewer smiles. mr zelensky‘s opponent, president petro poroshenko, has been blamed for the stalling of reforms. "it's important people vote with their minds and not for thejokes", he said. that's what mr zelensky is best known for — slapstick humour and for playing the part of a principled, honest president in a popular television series. this evening, with the music from his tv series playing, mr zelensky took to the stage. exit polls immediately confirmed an overwhelming win. so, there we have it, fact will follow fic

this report from jonah fisher contains some flash photography.sky show started at the polling station. are you ready to be president? i don't know, the people will decide it in the evening. i'm ready. he doesn't, however, have any political experience, or, judging by his election campaign, that many ideas. the choice ukraine must make today is whether to stick with the president they've had for the last five years, or take a leap into the political unknown, with this man, the comedian volodymyr zelensky. across town, there were fewer smiles. mr zelensky‘s opponent, president petro poroshenko, has been blamed for the stalling of reforms. "it's important people vote with their minds and not for thejokes", he said. that's what mr zelensky is best known for — slap stick humour and for playing the part of a principled, honest president in a popular television series. this evening, with the music from his tv series playing, mr zelensky took to the stage. exit polls immediately confirmed an overwhelming win. so, there we have it, fact will follow fictio

jonah fisher, bbc news, in kiev. stay with us on bbc news. driver who turned his vehicle into a mobile library for children. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can at worst produce a meltdown. in this case the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton hotel, where he had been addressing a trade union conference. the small crowd outside included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. 100 years ago, many parisians wished it had never been built. the eiffel tower's birthday is being marked by a re—enactment of the first ascent by gustave eiffel. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: big losses for president erdogan‘s governing party in local elections across tur

jonah fisher reporting there from kiev.g to find and defuse explosive devices — a day after 290 were killed in a series of suicide bomb attacks across sri lanka. british aid worker, faye mooney, has been killed by gunmen who stormed the holiday resort where she was staying in nigeria. a comedian who played the president of ukraine in a television satire has been elected to run the country. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's 0lly foster. hello again, simon. jurgen klopp says his team is motivated by their supporters not the pursuit of a first league title since 1990. liverpool are back on top of the table, but were kept out by cardiff for the best part of an hour before georginio wijnaldum and james milner scored for the 2—0 win. cardiff remain in the relegation zone, three points adrift of safety. liverpool are two points ahead of manchester city, but have played a game more. if you are only motivated if you want the holy grail then if you ——win the holy grail then something is wrong with you.

jonah fisher, bbc news, in kiev.n to put its best and most fashionable foot forward, as designers look to shanghai to crack an extremely lucrative luxury market. big brands are looking for even bigger business at the shanghai fashion week, alongside local designers. casey hall, the asia correspondent for the industry publication the business of fashion, told me that brands hoping to make inroads in china will need to address the disconnect between fashion and feminism. 0ne one thing that international brands should certainly do is start listening to the local china teams. i think some of the biggest missteps happen when international brands send messaging or marketing from their headquarters in europe or in america and do not listen to the input from china teams telling them what is happening on the ground here. i think that is still quite endemic in the luxury industry in particular. some of the rising chinese brands that we are seeing here at shanghai fashion week, i think i particularly well placed to ta ke think

al-jazeera madrid is the team on deck this hour jonah howell in barcelona to discuss the issue of cuts ammonia in a moment but starting with stephanie decker in madrid where i mean smite points if it looks like a lovely day this is no excuse for people not to get out and vote what they've been saying out there on the streets. will just refer to what you're saying there we have had some early figures now about turnout around forty one point five percent of those eligible to vote have cost their vote there's about less than five hours to go to the polls close turnout seems to be hoisted the second highest since the spain turned into a democracy particularly eleven percent from the last elections in twenty sixteen so this could be interesting evidence kind of holding their breath to see how this is going to go we've been speaking to people in a polling station here judicially right wing but a mixed bag of feelings of what is important to them catalonia important to everyone certainly but many people also saying that the economy is an issue unemployment the high cost of living women also s

jonah hill has the latest update from west minister during a crystal. we enter. the latest crucial week not the first of course but the latest crucial week for brakes it first of all move by m.p.'s to pos legislation forcing the government to seek an extension to try and guarantee no no deal exit at the end of this week with that legislation in itself historic an extraordinary likely to receive royal assent later on monday although to resume a has of course already asked for that extension to be decided as an extraordinary summit on wednesday in brussels the other big development to look out for is ongoing signs of the search for compromise between the two parties here the main parties the conservative party and the labor party they were face to face talks between germany corben and to resume a last week and they all fizzled out towards the end of the week with labor saying the government simply weren't offering anything new anything substantial to ignore any detail about how they seek to reach consensus in the meantime this weekend to resume a recorded an addres

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first jonah the new date for briggs's what are m.p.'s there in westminster likely to make of that. well to resume a herself will be here in the next hour or two addressing the house of commons giving them the update on the details on that extension it's longer of course than she had hoped for but shorter than many had feared i don't think she'll get many thanks for that particularly on her own backbenchers where a majority of m.p.'s voted against the idea of this second extension on tuesday night they'll be furious at the idea of britain now you know all likelihood having to take part in e.u. parliamentary elections furious that break cities once again delayed they'll be concerned i think that this further extension opens the door now to winds of change over which they perhaps have limited control maybe i should ring in a new form of bricks at a much softer deal done with the opposition labor party may be ushering in a general election that the conservatives are not guaranteed of winning may be assuring in a second referendum and i'll t

so he'll now face the current president petro poroshenko in a runoff vote on april the twenty first jonah hill has more from kiev. election night at the zelinsky campaign headquarters it's a casual affair a long way from the stuffy formality of the more established parties which is little surprise a lot of is the near certain winner of the first round of ukraine's presidential election is a comedian turned actor whose only experience of politics is playing the part of president in a popular television series he may soon be playing the part for real that's the. great. legs in the wizard and mine is it. the new life begins and normal life life without corruption without bribes without anything like this life in a new country a country have much. dylan's he will go into the second round runoff in april against incumbent president the confectionery business owner petro poroshenko who seems to have lost public trust over his broken promises to end the separatist war in the east and wipe away the stain of official corruption of the city because you know thank you for not turning right into the

is in the spanish capital we'll be speaking to her in a few minutes but first let's go to jonah hill who's in jonah of course catalonia is a region as a region essential to the national debate how could the election influence the reason do you think. potentially the result of this election could be decisive for independence aspirations here in catalonia it is an issue that has come to completely dominate the national debate and indeed the national election campaign it is pro independence and peas in the national parliament two largely triggered the snap election by withdrawing their support from the socialist government earlier this year in addition to that the independents who has been a huge catalyst to the growth of the ultra conservative party the first far right party in spanish politics since the death of general franco forty years ago and the outcome of this election as i said could be decisive either a coalition of the right including vox determined to stamp out separatism in this country altogether or perhaps these probably depend its forces again lending their support to a

this is directed by jonah hill, a rather portly actor whose work with scorsese.corsese in this movie. it's summary lots of scorsese in this movie. it's summary with great beat5, dope beat5, i would say. summary with great beat5, dope beats, i would say. would you really? are we allowed to use lenglet like that? who is this appealing to, is it for people who are around in the 905? appealing to, is it for people who are around in the 90s? it's for anyone who's come of age, which is mo5t anyone who's come of age, which is most of us, mainly boys, but your first experiences with alcohol, your mum telling you off, the embarrassment of your mum finding you when you are trying to be cool. it ca ptu res you when you are trying to be cool. it captures that moment of youth and becoming into experience, and he doesn't really well. quite well, lots of banter and growing up to be done on screen. he's growing up as a film—maker before our very eyes. best streaming, something called guava island ? best streaming, something called guava island? you say that is if you don't know

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brags it at all will speak to david chaytor in brussels in just a moment but first let's go over to jonah hill he's live for us in london so journal. we've been here before she's in parliament behind you right now question time what's going on inside how much of a hammering is she getting today. while this is all was going to be at the moment a hostile house of commons towards the reason why the promise of perhaps worse now than the usual i've just been listening to promises questions. position of course increasingly difficult to defend with two days away from the latest breaks in at deadline her own deal with the e.u. has been comprehensively defeated there is no sign of a new deal jeremy colbert of course could easily be asking her whether she and her government are indeed sincere in their efforts to reach a compromise agreement by talking to labor which has been going on for the last couple of weeks without result we know that the labor party have come out of those talks saying there is simply no sign of the prime minister and her willingness to shift on her famous red lines notably to

jonah fisher gave us the latest reaction from kiev.ne. and to be quite frank, i think enthusiasm, excitement is not really the word to describe what has happened here. there was not a massive groundswell of opinion, a lot of ranting behind mr volodymyr zelensky. we sell the combination of the deep held frustration that the ukrainians have for their political leaders, their politicians. a large pa rt leaders, their politicians. a large part of what we saw in the huge victory for volodymyr zelensky with a protest vote. people liked what they sell, seeing him on television. but what we sell principally, from talking to people, is that they wa nted talking to people, is that they wanted to deliver a message to the politicians that they have had enough of the way things have been. with it also be fair to say they we re with it also be fair to say they were completely ignoring the national interest peered they were very much concerned about domestic issues. so russia has slipped on the agenda for ukrainians? look, volodymyr zelensky made ——

we also heard from spewing mind last >> martha: jonah goldberg's national reviews senior editor.d to have you here tonight. the decline of churchgoing, the decline in the united states here as well. is there a larger message you like to say something about based on what the conversation raymond and i were just having? >> sure. i think raymond is right is that europe has been struggling with secularism far more than the united states has, even if united states have problems up front as well, it's worth or measuring that the of notre dame didn't burn -- this was not the first time it burned and fell. it was the french revolutionaries who wanted to convert notre dame into a temple of reason and reject god entirely. for me, i'm not a catholic. the name goldberg might have tipped you off. >> martha: [laughs] >> for me, i spent a a week working on the document tree on notre dame, one of the best professional moments of my life. as a conservative, conservative conservatism is grounded in gratitude. one thing we teach young people in this country is a persistent sense of ingratitude, the

once following the election closely jonah hall is standing by in barcelona first though we can speak to sunny gago what's party rally in the spanish capital and i can see people waving flags and they appear to be celebrating behind you sonia rocks might be about to enter parliament for the first time but they haven't done perhaps as well as they might have hoped for. was really the atmosphere on the ground here gives folks supporters is really rather telling this is exactly the result they anticipated even better than what they expected as well but what it really shows thing about radical shift in what's happening there's a monitor politics in the last few years what you have seen now is as you mentioned recently the president of the first of his the franco of the far right of the our house of parliament well that is in part due to the fact that support had been hemorrhaging from the traditional good the right wing party the people's party the competitor of the socialist party of course many voters and how angry at how government the party when it was our government dealt with cancer

and jonah hill directs mates with skates in mid90s. wild rose, let's start with that.ar. she does, but it's going to be a difficult journey. she has a complicated personal life. she's just out of prison, she's a single mum to two children, she has this up—and—down relationship with her mother, played byjulie walters. she starts by getting a job as a cleaner, to save some money, to help her out. here'sjessie buckley in action with the great sophie 0konedo. right, that's me away. the kids tell me you're a country and western singer. it'sjust country. i didn't realise. you must be very good because all i've heard all week is rose—lynn, rose—lynn, rose—lynn. why country? 'cos it's three chords and the truth. wow! it goes like that. it just gets whatever's in there out. anyways, i'll see you next week. thanks very much. bye. such great performances in this as well. sophie 0konedo obviously, julie walters obviously. jessie buckley though is the real star in this. her character is a free spirit and she is so dynamic playing this role. she's so fluid, so natural playing this r

panelists here, joshua johnson, amy walter, hallie jackson, and jonah goldberg.thing we don't have and will never get is a counterreport from rudy giuliani or the lawyers. >> for weeks you've been hearing they probably would not do that or we're going to wait until after the mueller report is out. they want to die couple things, turn the page, close the case in their view, and muddy the waters. and i think the last 12 minutes we saw with rudy giuliani and you did just that. >> let's talk about the things that came out of the interviews. the defense is anybody would have done it, so what with foreign interference? >> i think it's nonsense. rudy giuliani is playing a spin cycle. the notre dame fire was a week ago, feels like it was in the cretaceous si cretaceous cycle. they think they can punt it i think he's opening a huge can of worms going forward that we're legitimizing hacking in and of itself. >> so that if a campaign in 2020, 2024 gets information from a foreign adversary, that according to giuliani was true, as long as what was hacked by a foreign governme

president petro poroshenko took less than eighteen percent a runoff vote one out be held next month jonah hull has the story from kiev. victories not unexpected the polls have been tipping it for weeks but it is a pretty unlikely political victory this man has no political background or experience he played the part of a president in a t.v. series but that's really all anybody knows about him they don't know what he stands for they don't know who backs him importantly they don't know who may influence him in the future and in what direction but above all of that this was a protest vote by a sizeable proportion of the population angry angry and frustrated with politics mainstream politics as they have been this has been a rejection of those politics of those leaders and the old ways in ukraine. election night at the zelinsky campaign headquarters it's a has a will for a long way from the stuffy formality of the more established parties which is little surprise a lot of. the near certain winner of the first round of ukraine's presidential election is a comedian turned actor whose only exper

and jonah hill directs mates with skates in mid90s. wild rose, let's start with that.y. she has a complicated personal life. she's just out of prison, she's a single mum to two children, she has this up—and—down relationship with her mother, played byjulie walters. she starts by getting a job as a cleaner, to save some money, to help her out. here'sjessie buckley in action with the great sophie okonedo. right, that's me away. the kids tell me you're a country and western singer. it'sjust country. i didn't realise. you must be very good, because all i've heard all week is rose—lynn, rose— lynn, rose— lynn. why country? 'cos it's three chords and the truth. wow! it goes like that. it just gets whatever's in there out. anyways, i'll see you next week. thanks very much. bye. such great performances in this as well. sophie okonedo obviously, julie walters obviously. jessie buckley though is the real star in this. her character is a free spirit and she is so dynamic playing this role. she's so fluid, so natural playing this role. she's a real force of nature. so there are so

london let's find out more about that and speak to john hall in london now david thank you very much jonah what will the e.u. decision mean for to me so me at home. what will assuming it's for the long extension that david suggests it will be in all signs point in that direction i think the immediate response will be a furious one particularly on the part of her conservative party m.p.'s will be furious that brick city's once again being delayed and this time by a long period furious that this country will be dragged into having to contest e.u. parliamentary elections a democratic indignity they will see that as furious at this country's behavior being censured in the way that david describes the problem is that jump up and down as they might they really haven't got the mechanisms to do very much about it they can't even get rid of to resume a if they want to though many of them do want to and so i think there is already a sort of resignation within the party that this is all likely to happen the conservatives have already put out a call for m.e.p. candidates people who will stand for poss

first, to jonah fisher in the ukranian capital, kiev.k ukraine? —— make the streets of uk ukraine? —— make the streets of uk ukraine? —— make the streets of ukraine? the dust has been settling after an extraordinary sunday here in ukraine and to be quite frank, enthusiasm and excitement is not quite the word to explain the mood here. there was never a ground spell maxwell. what we saw was an expression of the deep held frustration that ukrainians have for their political leaders, their politicians. a large part of what we saw in that huge victory was a protest vote. people liked what they saw of mr zelensky seen him on television, but people simply wanted to deliver a message to the politicians that they had had enough, they had had enough of the way they operate in politics and often the way they interact with very rich oligarchs. would it be fairto very rich oligarchs. would it be fair to say that they were com pletely fair to say that they were completely ignoring mr poroshenko's claim as defender of national interest? they were very

you to cross the all the latest that go wrong jonah a professor of economics that lancaster university thank you very much. while that's the latest update for you on r.t. international if you have something you'd like to say then do follow us on social media anywhere your comments that join us again at the top of the hour for the latest. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the pope the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to surf on fields where everything is familiar on the other a want of a new challenge and a fresh perspective from time used to surprising. or not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not the or else you can think i was going to the. by the way ways of the fly here. u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either there are already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defenses officers were got back and destroy their go

me has already said that she is standing down as private as soon as the drawl deal gets through so jonah carbon the leader of the opposition is quite entitle to say to the prime minister why should i believe you and this consensus agreement you're offering me when you are here today and gone tomorrow. oh prime minister you'll be the place by a hard black city or why don't we have an election instead and let the people decide so for trees of me at least that's a new initiative will end in tears well everything about a track record tells you that it's probably not going to end out as she intended that's a news wrap up for now but i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest thanks for tuning in. they're bred for a single purpose. they have a super. training very young. eight months of intensive schooling. rats. and they save lives. i do think the numbers mean something they've matter to us with over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of the world markets are percentage some with four hundred to five hundred three first

s busiest airports jonah hall reports now from london. time to change protests that began in london on monday are spreading. by friday greenpeace activists had appeared in paris there actually is a multinational companies with government people but massive mismanagement and we want to send the message that we need to act urgently there's a climate of social crisis that needs to be tackled and at the moment we're not even close and in rome the young swedish climate activist gretta from bourke told the crowd the time is running out. humanity is standing at a crossroads we have decided. we want to takes and now we're waiting for the others to follow our example. at the start of the easter holiday weekend a small group of teenagers tried to block access to london's heathrow airport police were quick to intervene they were part of the london based movement extinction rebellion that drew the attention of one celebrity dame emma thompson to help make its message heard. the london protests have been shed you will to last for two full weeks or unt

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route north korea's he does arrive in neighboring russia for this is meeting with vladimir putin came jonah's in the pool city of blood of all stock two months after the breakdown of the second summit with donald trump in vietnam came told reporters he is keen to discuss the future of the korean peninsula but the russian president. the funerals been held for lyra mackay the journalists shot during riots in the old nala and last week police say they're treating the shooting as a terrorist attack the dissident republican group the new ira admitted responsibility saying she was shot accidentally. today. in about thirty minutes with the coming up next. what a way. to take it in. the wind. with power as spades if they were born doctors that they can't remember. we went to the you know i don't displease because we know that what tell a lie isn't. the same or something to to say this or. this i. was an old town when she moved card issuer and sam started from the same small home desolate place where you are going to get most of the two teams. full of people in this want to be boss and. most of these