so i mean if you put your betting on this you're wasting your money former mayor of london ken livingstone on virt happy note and not push up a christmas and thanks for the program. of lodging a potent wasn't done with meeting journalists who still had some time as well from other people there despite spending several hours with those said journalist there's one particular teenage russian girl who's registered blind retouch when i saw these pictures last maybe you haven't seen them yet so coming up now she hopes to be a top reporter a self she met the country's leader afterwards with a really touching happened. hello how are you. tell out here because you know this one i would like to ask you some questions did you always dream of becoming president or before you wanted to be for example an astronaut you could. honestly i never dreamed of becoming president and i had no intention this happened by chance and there's probably at first it was very difficult for you can you describe your first days as president the. yes it wasn't easy these were very difficult years for the country as a whole

postponed by may amid fears that it would be rejected but we spoke with a former mayor of london ken livingstone who says there may may have won the confidence vote there is still great uncertainty in westminster. she's won enough to hang on but this hasn't resolved the crisis in the tory party to remain as it will continue to undermine a deal and quite frankly i mean i know she's off to try and get a better deal tomorrow but europe isn't going to give her a different deal they've made it absolutely clear that he every european leader and the leaders of the european ok community like john paul you'll get it absolutely clear the deal that they've spent the last two years negotiating is a take it or leave it and the problem is there isn't a majority in parliament for her deal there isn't a majority to leave and make might just weird georgie remain winning chaos and i think it makes it much more likely now that we will have a hard bret's that we will leave without a deal all there might even be a triggering of a general election where loftiness perhaps and not be here in decision and just try and d

in march, the labour party extended its suspension of ken livingstone over claims of anti—semitism.to resign, but it wasn't enough to stop the issue dominating much of labour's year. jeremy corbyn was found to have posted a historic message about the removal of a mural in east london which was considered to be anti—semitic. the labour leader had expressed his opposition to the mural‘s removal, later admitting he hadn't realised what it was portraying. he apologised. protesters also clashed in parliament square on more than one occasion, angered by how the party was handling the situation. a labour mp spoke of the anti—semitic abuse they have suffered over the years. denial is not an option. prevarication is not an option. chanting: 0h jeremy corbyn! the row continued over the summer, with members of the ruling national executive committee being forced to resign over comments they had made, and an argument broke out over the party's adopted definition of anti—semitism. they finally accepted both the international holocaust remembrance alliance definition and their examples into the c

premier until the end of january and mid fifty's it would be rejected the former mayor of london ken livingstone even though the pm won the confidence vote he says there's still a great uncertainty in westminster he's won enough to hang on. but this hasn't resolved the crisis in the droid party three miners who continue to undermine deal . quite frankly i mean i know she's off to try and get a better deal tomorrow but europe isn't going to give her a different deal it may be absolutely of every european leader and the leaders of the european. community like drum it absolutely clear the deal that they've spent the last two years negotiating is a take it or leave it and the problem is there isn't a majority in parliament for deal there isn't a majority to leave might just be a drawer to remain in chaos and i think it makes it much more likely now that we will have a heart breaks that we will leave without a deal or there might even be a triggering of a general election we're locked into perhaps i'm not the. indecision and undecisive it's. really forces have impose strict checkpoint rules around th

that maybe people in britain will be happy with listening in to all this former mayor of london ken livingstone. then if you expected that it was quite forward down to the wire for a while wasn't it they'd weren't sure whether she'd get through or not but it seems she got through with her would you call the resulting success twenty two hundred votes in her favor hundred seventeen against. now i wouldn't call it resoundingly assessed because she hasn't got two thirds of a m.p.'s voting for it she's come in slightly under that we had a similar situation back in one nine hundred ninety five when the tory prime minister john major triggered a leadership election because of all the dissent over europe and he decided he didn't read it to vote he would resign and she hasn't won trooper's the vote she's won enough to hang on but this hasn't resolved the crisis in the. party three miners will continue to undermine a deal and quite frankly i mean i know she's off to try and get a better deal tomorrow but being quite clear the european union have said they're not going to change the deal that you had on o

in march, the labour party extended its suspension of former london mayor ken livingstone over claims. jeremy corbyn was found to have posted a historic message about the removal of a mural in east london which was considered to be anti—semitic. the labour leader had expressed his opposition to the mural‘s removal, later admitting he hadn't realised what it was portraying. he apologised. shame on you! protesters also clashed in parliament square on more than one occasion, angered by how the party was handling the situation. labour mps spoke of the anti—semitic abuse they have suffered over the years. denial is not an option. prevarication is not an option. chanting: oh jeremy corbyn! the row continued over the summer, with members of the ruling national executive committee being forced to resign over comments they had made, and an argument broke out over the party's adopted definition of anti—semitism. they finally accepted both the international holocaust remembrance alliance definition and their examples into the code of conduct, but only after lots of criticism from within the part