looks forward to selling more arms for more conflict around the world joining me now is labor m.p. a member of the u.k. arms export controls committee lloyd russell morell lloyd welcome to going underground to your fellow member of the u.k. arms export control committee bully let them sit on monday's show that we have the strictest weapons control system regime in the world just like resume said usually agree couldn't agree. with that statement at all i'm afraid we have on paper a. relatively stringent system even on paper we don't have the strictest system we follow the consolidated criteria which is a criteria to sell weapons which is an e.u. set of standards so on paper we just follow the east and. two years ago this government weakened that so they changed the presumption to allow arms sales if there was a political dimension and to override other conditions which other weak and she's done if it's a repressive regime even if you suppressive regime and. one example would be in twenty fifteen a company that was exporting from norway via the u.k. to afghan warlords was found guilty

looks forward to selling more arms for more conflict around the world joining me now is labor m.p. a member of the u.k. arms export controls committee lloyd russell more lloyd welcome to going underground so your fellow member of the u.k. arms export control committee bully let them sit on monday's show that we have the strictest weapons control system regime in the world just like tourism a said usually agree couldn't agree. with that statement to tour i'm afraid we have on paper a. relatively stringent system even on paper we don't have the strictest system we follow the consolidated criteria which is a criteria to sell weapons which is an easy set of standards so on paper we just follow the east and. two years ago this government weakened that so they changed the presumption to allow ourselves if there was a political dimension and to override other conditions which other we interest than if it's a repressive regime even if the suppressive regime and. one example would be in twenty fifteen a company that was exporting from norway via the u.k. to afghan warlords was found guilty in

looks forward to selling more arms for more conflict around the world joining me now is labor m.p. a member of the u.k. arms export controls committee lloyd russell more lloyd welcome to going underground to your fellow member of the u.k. arms export control committee bully let them sit on monday's show that we have the strictest weapons control system regime in the world just like tourism a said usually agree couldn't agree. with that statement at all i'm afraid we have on paper a. relatively stringent system even on paper we don't have the strictest system we follow the consolidated criteria which is a criteria to sell weapons which is an e.u. set of standards so on paper we just follow the east and. two years ago this government weakened that so they changed the presumption to allow arms sales if there was a political dimension and to override other conditions which other weak and she's done if it's a repressive regime even if it's so oppressive regime and. one example would be in twenty fifteen a company that was exporting from norway via the u.k. to afghan warlords was found gui

s i labor m.p.'s that completely disagree with what you've just said is this way tony blair is now back on the seam every other day talking thinking a lot of his fill in your party ready to take it over i don't think that's a fair characterization actually i mean we've got the democracy review going on right now that's going to be looking at a range of different things about how we elect our leader and so on at the moment the terms of reference don't include how we select our recount if it's for parliament bought that is something which i think if there is lots of representations from party members then i think that's something that they will take on board but the democracy will also be very clear about looking at how we can build this mass movement and how we can integrate the party more ensuite local community so that the labor party isn't you know an institution that does politics to people it does politics with people and i think it's really important we embed the party we are must movement now b

select labor m.p.'s labor m.p.'s that completely disagree with what you've just said is this way tony blair is now back on the seam every other day talking thinking a lot of his allies still in your party ready to take it over i don't think that's a fair characterization actually i mean we've got the democracy review going on right now that's going to be looking at a range of different things about how we elect our leader and so on at the moment the terms of reference don't include how we select our recount if it's for parliament bought that is something which i think if there is lots of representations from party members then i think that's something that they will take on board but the democracy will also be very clear about looking at how we can build this mass movement and how we can integrate the party more ensuite local communities so that the labor party isn't you know an institution that does politics to people it does politics with people and i think it's really important we embed the party we are must move

s are a labor m.p.'s that completely disagree with what you've just said is this way tony blair is now back on the seam every other day talking thinking a lot of his allies still in your party ready to take it over i don't think that's a fair characterization actually i mean we've got the democracy review going on right now that's going to be looking at a range of different things about how we elect our leader and so on at the moment the terms of reference don't include how we select our recount if it's for parliament bought that is something which i think if there is lots of representation from party members then i think that's something that they will take on board but the democracy will also be very clear about looking at how we can build this mass movement and how we can integrate the party more ensuite local community so that the labor party isn't you know an institution that does politics to people it does politics with people and i think it's really important we embed the party we are mass movemen

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law now there has been a lot of debate about this bill there have been fears mostly amongst labor m.p.'s for example when it comes to workers' rights will the u.k. have the same workers' rights that were guaranteed by the e.u. for example when it comes to working time and not working too much and the british government has ensured m.p.'s that it will be the same and it won't go beyond or we're in for a fall back on these rights but m.p.'s are not sure whether this is really going to be true because of each new british government can make a new decision on that so there are worries on the other hand there are also people who feel that finally they're breaking free from the e.u. this is what they have fought for they wanted bracks and they wanted to be able to make completely their own decisions and not be bound by anything that has been decided in brussels by basically other parliamentarians and not by them and we have met up with one of those parliamentarians with swell of on under is a conservative m.p. and she's now just joined the british government in the bracks of ministry and we

labor party shadow emergencies minister chris williams and band we asked tory m.p. and deputy chairman of the u.k. just a select committee john howell if minority government needed to raise a maze premiership is sustainable in the wake of what appears to be a new scandal every day there's new figures showing arming rises in u.k. food bank use award winning director sean baker an oscar nominated actor willem dafoe on what the western economic crisis is doing to the children of the usa well the simple going up today is going underground but first this week marks one hundred years since a revolution without which arguably britain today would be in the hands of nazi descendants the rapid industrialization that took place after ten days shook the world in russia would ensure the defeat of hitler on the eastern front and enormous human cost and allowed britain's escape from being an outpost of the third rush but of course according to go mark the revolution was supposed to happen here in london not three and a half hours by east of this studio in moscow it's something you

labor party shadow emergencies minister chris williams and band we asked tory m.p. and deputy chairman of the u.k. just a select committee john howell that minority government needed to raise a maze premiership is sustainable in the wake of what appears to be a new scandal every day but as new figures show an awning rises in u.k. food bank use award winning director sean baker an oscar nominated actor willem dafoe on what the western economic crisis is doing to the children of the usa well the simple going up today is going underground but first this week marks one hundred years since a revolution without which arguably britain today would be in the hands of nazi descendants the rapid industrialization that took place after ten days shook the world and russia would ensure the defeat of hitler on the eastern front that enormous human cost and allowed britain's escape from being an outpost of the third rush but of course according to go mark the revolution was supposed to happen here in london not three and a half hours by east of this studio in moscow it's something

labor camps. palestinians are condemning a new israeli law which makes it harder to hand over parts of jerusalem under a future peace deal israeli m.p.'s passed the bill which means two thirds of the knesset must now approve giving up territory. pakistan has seized control of charities and financial assets linked to one of the main suspects in the two thousand and eight by bomb attacks in india. has been designated a terrorist by the un and the us he has repeatedly denied any involvement in the attacks and a pakistani court found insufficient evidence to convict him. supporters of saeed are protesting against that move against his charities as well as against the u.s. president on from their angry mr crump's accusations that pakistan isn't doing enough against armed groups iran has reopened the border with iraq's kurdish region the crossings to build and sell them and media were closed in october iraq requested the closure in protest of the kurdish referendum for independence an iranian m.p. recently said the closure cost iran more than two and a half billion dollars those are the headlines up next is romania people power all season

m.p.'s within the conservative party that share her view there are some in the labor party that share the view however the majority of british parliamentarians really in the e.u. referendum were fighting to stay within the e.u. so we have a slightly ironic situation that now a lot of m.p.'s feel well it's kind of their duty to execute the will of the british people and others who are still fighting for britain to stay within the e.u. but the majority of parliamentarians there are not that many robert so it's really only a few within the conservative party some in the labor party and it's this cots and the liberal democrats who are fighting to stay within the e.u. the rest has sort of given in to what they see as well the the fate of the of the country and given that sentiment among m.p.'s i mean this vote coming up later today on the e.u. withdrawal belle promises to be quite interesting does prime minister theresa may seem to have been numbers in the house of commons. it does look like she has the numbers for now there are going to be more stages for this bill we've had one of the so-call