and managed to get a female leader of the labor party. >> assessing the impact of leaving the european union on different sectors, surely basic negotiations. the brexit secretary said none of this has been done. >> no case the work has been done in working at -- the right honorable gentlemen knows from the 800 pages of sexual analysis published. >> nicholas bowles. >> thank you, mister speaker. the prime minister has made clear brexit means brexit. now that the trust believes it has recruited and's doctors, does she agree with me the temporary means temporary? >> my honorable friend has been a strong champion of his constituents on this matter, has been campaigning. he would agree with me the first priority would be to ensure patient safety and that is why the report was violated improvement and nhs improvements continuing to work closely with the trust. >> malcolm mcdonald. >> several people taking on extra seasonal extra cash for this time of year. unpaid trial, an actual job doesn't exist. and tens of thousands of people, i have a bill coming to the house in march next year to end t

currency in the top 10 is the new zealand dollar, rocked by concern of an economic slowdown after the labor partyormed a government back in october. this is turkey's economy. faster than expected growth in the third quarter driven by an increase in household spending, gdp expanding 11%, beating estimates, and turkey increasing spending on everything from wages to investments to spur the economy after a failed military coup hurt the economy last year. that is turkey. this is the ramp, sticking with the emerging markets theme. the currency is in for a bumpy ride against the dollar. this week the ruling anc votes on a new leader to replace jacob zuma. now, the most among the baskets of emerging markets currencies tracked by bloomberg. a truly global market. how is it looking over their, julie? abigail: actually, it is abigail. small gains for the dow and the nasdaq. the dow is switching between small gains and losses. not a lot of confidence on the part of investors. republicans have a lot of work to get done today on tax reforms. unfortunately, that tragedy in times square not affecting stocks. inv

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labor party saying that. to my zinga a new partnership with us. so there is first of all the ideology that super livni comes from that sometimes is an obstacle for compensation but also the legitimizing the us as a policy and community as at present that have some of this community is another huge obstacle that those parties have to come over and to understand that the only way to solve this situation and to get rid of the nuts and yells government is by. old soul connecting to us i'm trying to find a way how to get that well mr muslim and we have to take a short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. it was my home for twenty five years. to the full in. the hold in a well to. know that was the most heartbreaking thing i've ever seen in my life it was such it was beyond traumatic you know we will felt by the state before and often a file good food taste if you see politics now and how we can take power. if we continue to stand and make the noise and not stop people out we can change this community. we need to realize that

the labor party, which used to be called the labor party, call themselves the zionist camp.ve.ave supported this they see it as something that should have been done and is normal and helps the jewish state. time, they should have more sense to understand the danger that happens in such a move. including a danger to israel itself. it is not my responsibility to the fumblingl from and mumbling of administration, but it is my job to see -- to understand whether there are saner voices within israel, within the u.s. who will stand up to these choices of extremism and violence and so on. idyllic to usee, the label terrorism, but ,lobally, there are forces there are sources that would palestiniansit the who are in search of an excuse. people like isis who would like to grab on, hold on to something as a justification for their acts of terror. and that is why i said the palestinian cause must not be a for grabs, number one, by any nut who wants to use it. and two, i think it shod show, in many ways, that if you adopt peace, ofge of legality, of humanity, the language of the morality

labor would have to win the next general election before instituting any moves. the party's are aimed at spreading investment across the country. that's your bloomberg business flash. david? alix: why birmingham? david: blue-collar and the core f labor, an industrial town. alix: president trump with coal and labor. david: like donald trump saying let's move the fed to dayton or birmingham, alabama. alix: wall street is buzz building some stories. emma highlighted a few of them. one is steinhoff on death's door with value investing and futures joining the index crowd and disney and fox hiring bankers and bob iger may extend his tenure to oversee the deal. my favorite over the weekend, bill agoman cannot get out from drama. here to take us through the wall street buzz is ed hammond who covers m & a and much more. stein hoff, four of the top red. headlines on the bloomberg terminal. the stocks fell 80% last week. ed: it's savage. stein hoff had ongoing problems where they've been accounting properly and there have been i go regularities. it's one of these companies that's grown

it was the labor party at the time which actually sought to withdraw from the eu in '75. in this miraculous circumstance in which some subsequent government applies, they would -- it would be really a heavy lift, once they are out, to come back in, because they would have to not only join the euro. they would have to join schengen and allow free movement. and lose the rebate. the rebate provisions would be tough. it would be tough. but before march 2019 it might be easier. but it's still a very small probability. i would think. >> i am going to have to remove the crystal ball from you on this one. >> cloudy ball. >> can i make a brief point. >> absolutely. >> that is that i would caution not to look at some of the votes in parliament as anti-brexit. there is a debate going on very strongly in the uk about whether the prime minister and the government is doing too much or not doing enough, without parliamentary oversight. and this is about the sovereignty of parliament. and it's hard to say -- it's hard to privilege the sovereignty of parliament and then give that sovereig

prime minister drazen may when she condemns germany corben whose labor party is now leading by eight points according to the most accurate pollsters at this summer's general election savation this is a politician who thinks we should take the economics of venezuela as a role model here is one typical state mandated b.b.c. version of what is happening in venezuela. hugo chavez looking over caracas. but now he's. the poor living there in the barrios historically his political base have turned against the movement he created really that report came ahead of state elections in venezuela that saw chavez's movement sweep the board in state government she. that despite a venezuelan government under chavez which failed to sufficiently diversified economy away from oil and its saudi backed price instability so why is chavez's successor nicola my duro doing so well despite u.s. sanctions perhaps because of continual revolutionary ideas like these she are. giving the freedom i'm pulling out of him while of them are they getting the money now up out of fear or they're not going to set of a pickl

in the labor party and most of us in britain frankly will be you know having a good laugh at teresa mayes expense and enjoying seeing humiliation of course but i don't think it's going to necessarily have a serious effect on their negotiating strategy i think the real impact of it will be on internal domestic british politics here at home but you know the interesting thing is i think the tories are probably stuck with theresa may there are no mood to have a leadership contest which will which will see them ripped apart airing all the laundry so you think that it will survive so on and potentially leading to the fall of the government i suspect so because i just don't think the conservatives have the appetite for a leadership election that could even that would undermine and expose the divisions in the party would undermine their authority yet further and potentially trigger a general election that labor might win the same tired i think would label want an election either labor perfectly happy enjoying seeing the tories dig their own grave and not only dig their own grave but actually smas

have been misplaced and according to some perhaps a little too conveniently now the opposition labor party here has called for an investigation into the missing documents otherwise they say they'll be allegations of a cover up in relation to this while human rights groups like amnesty international like reprieve they use these archives quite often to search for evidence of human rights violations then now demanding that the prime minister to resign may that she launch a search for these missing documents across the government departments that have failed to return them to the national archives or we have contacted the national archives for comment they told us that when loaned files go missing they request that action be taken international affairs commentator jonathan steele says that the huge loss of sensitive documents does raise some questions. which is an absolute scandal because as you pointed out most of them refer to incidents in the past where britain was in a very bad position is there was a question of torture in northern ireland there was no obvious letter really interesting th

have been misplaced and according to some perhaps a little too conveniently now the opposition labor party here has called for an investigation into the missing documents otherwise they say they'll be allegations of a cover up in relation to this while human rights groups like amnesty international like reprieve they use these archives quite often to search for evidence of human rights violations then now demanding that the prime minister to resign may that she launch a search for these missing documents across the government departments that. have failed to retaliate international law. reporting there from london we contacted the national archives they told us that when files go missing they request that action be taken international has come to the johnson still told me that the huge loss of sensitive documents raises many questions here which is an absolute scandal because as you pointed out most of them refer to incidents in the past where britain was in a very bad position because there was a question of torture in northern ireland there was an obvious really interesting we're going t

labor party saying that. to my new partnership with us so there is first of all the ideology that see believe me comes from that sometimes is an obstacle for a call but a sham but also the legitimizing the us as a policy and community as at present that have solved this community is another huge obstacle that those parties have to come over and to understand that the only way to solve this situation and and to get rid of the nuts and yells government is by a old soul connecting to us and trying to find a way how to get that well mr muslim and we have to take a short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. to international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of. business if you like to. see the michaelmas he is going to sunday all be. done. with. the only palestinian gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think this is an of those who are under the vision to believe that it is. and that is unfair that it's judges many of the muslim jihad going t

bills or at least at least this is the first defeat let alone a completely united jeremy corbyn labor party because although on the labor side jeremy corbyn famously for bricks and most of his political career has differences within his own party the conservative party is split very much split over bricks it itself and to resume thought that he could fudge the issues and somehow make a deal between different rival factions in iran party and tonight it's it's failed yet it's far from being the the had just a silly a domestic problem too he's on our travels tomorrow again to brussels how do you think the e.u. is going to view this situation if as you as you clearly say the tories fighting among themselves countries it may actually be considered a reliable negotiating partner from their point of view. well before tonight many people saw the government in dublin as basically being responsible for the future of the united kingdom opposed to brics it given that the european union has sort of brought dublin in as its negotiator over a highly volatile border between north and southern ireland as fo

the labor party says that katy gallagher, the senator in question, took reasonable steps to rescind thatey believe that her position in safe. but what it does serve to show, rico, is that this is a very messy episode in australian politics and it has deflected from what the government wants voters to look at, that is its legislative agenda. so once they register their citizenship status, phil, will the crisis be over? probably not. we won't know specific details for another day or so. but there is little speculation that not only katy gallagher but a couple of other labor mps could well be in trouble with this new disclosure regime. watch this space. i don't think this citizenship saga is over and we could have more ways to deal with as this crisis continues. the philippines has suspended a dengue fever vaccine that was given to thousands of children. it has also launched an investigation, after the drug's manufacturer said new evidence showed it could pose health risks in some cases. dengue is the most widespread mosquito—borne disease in the world, with nearly 400 million people infect

into a legally binding commitment this is the first defeat little of completely mine to call the labor party because although on the labor jeremy famously bricks and most of his political careers differences within his own body the conservative worry is split very much split over bricks itself and to resume a thought that you could fudge the issues and somehow make a deal between different rival factions or own party and tonight it's failed it's clear that european leaders will see this is it weakness there's no doubt that if you pay that kind of money to stay in power and can't win critical votes over the future of the united kingdom you're in big big trouble. now the so plenty to come here on the weekly including a major repeat for europe over the piece of migrants and also the american policeman. after fatally shooting a man might have it in their stories just after the break. hey everybody i'm stephen bob taft hollywood guy you'll suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v.'s to suggest this is my buddy max the famous financial guru well she's a little bit dif

labor party saying that. to my zinga a new partnership with us so there is first of all the ideology that livni comes from that is an obstacle for cooperation but also delegitimizing us as a palestinian community as a present at of some of this committee is another huge obstacle that those parties have. to come over and to understand that the only way to solve this situation and to get rid of the that's an yells government is by a old soul connecting and trying to find a way how to get that well mr muslim and we have to take a short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. welcome to the wonderful world of blood donation the outcome here every three weeks to get my transfusion to be specific i receive immunoglobulin my body gets and supporters that i cannot produce itself around the world giving blood is seen as a symbol of generosity knowing does this because it helps people it's just one of the side effects is that it comes this applies more. to put money on your car immediately okupe

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labor party saying that. to my zinga new partnership with us so there is first of all the ideology that livni comes from that sometimes is an obstacle for cooperation but also delegitimizing us as a policy and community as a present at of some of this community is another huge obstacle that those parties have to come over and to understand that the only way to solve this situation in israel and to get rid of the nuts and yells government. but i. am also connecting to trying to find a way how to get that well mr muslim and we have to take a short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. done some of the knots is not a quick place is called the good country. because it is the minister and the bush family as well above the storm. as it existed at that us or a disco that is glued. to the challenge. of the. less sure of the from the secular serious. polling is just a little and biased from the i'm still beating that i'm. mostly albums fossil. the need to for the numbers for the base the dots

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permanently resettled and joining us now from london richard bergen is just a spokesman for the labor party and fresh from the silent march commemorating the six month anniversary of the grunfeld fire eakins is a community activist welcome to the stream both of you i want to start with pictures from that vigil the silent marches ken loach hundreds of people have arrived for the silent walk you can see them there holding their signs ones have graced the other says justice for grand here's another tweet fiona says tonight i'm at the grand tower walk which marks six months since the fire it's very emotional here hundreds of people have gathered outside notting hill methodist church where the peaceful march will begin and melvin you're just back from that march thank you for taking the time to join us here today describe for our audience what the atmosphere was like. it's a very somber atmosphere a time to reflect the whole day has been pretty much about remembering the lives of the people who who lived in the towers seventy one people officially. we had a memorial service at our cathedral cent

have been misplaced and according to some perhaps a little too conveniently now the opposition labor party here has called for an investigation into the missing documents otherwise they say they'll be allegations of a cover up in relation to this while human rights groups like amnesty international like reprieve they use these archives quite often to search for evidence of human rights violations then now demanding that the prime minister to resign may that she launched a search for these missing documents across the government departments that have failed to return them to the national archives or polyfuse transpired. there was tell you london to get some more thoughts on we're joined by international affairs from time to jonathan steele hey jonathan you've been listening in i know you've been in the across this is just an unfortunate coincidence that some of these are the highly controversial papers belonging to holly controversial cases of just go missing was a careless was it more to it the murky thing. and i think there's more to it than that i mean if you lose one or two documents th

member of parliament for sarajevo because i kept on raising questions that prime minister's -- the labor partyt, used to bar me down and saying, "warmonger, you want to bring back the body bags." i tell you what, there's an even more terrible story. easter 1995 right at the end of the war, i'm rung by prime minister major who says we're going to reinforce british troops. i said actually you're ready for withdrawal, and i think you have taken the decision that you would not defend the safe havens. and, in fact, i discovered after is that a secret decision was taken by the prime ministers, and the inevitable consequence of that was the ratko mladic found out and the dutch troops were -- they got the blame, but actually it was the leaders behind it. >> yes, and several months after you had that call, indeed. that's it, where we were together, and we saw one of the concentration camps. >> i mean, let's talk about a happy, happy -- i saw the wives of srebrenica or the mothers of srebrenica. for anybody who believes that a system of international law needs to be made and for anybody who bled in bosn

dubbed shanghai salmon senator dusty ari was seen as a rising star in the center left opposition labor party and labor values which tell me that watching the news still to come drumming up business the german president gets a warm welcome in guyana he's there talking vestment jobs and migration whether germany's key allies in the region. well accusations are flying at the meeting of the world trade organization helena quite a lot of upheaval currently. at the world trade organization the body currently holding its main meeting in it one is eye it is that meeting takes place every two years in the us representative has accused the c.e.o. of losing its focus say it was going too easy own a wealthy developing countries like china and the e.u.'s top five economies hit back saying donald trump's tax plan the cuts rather may distort international trade . protests are a common sight at these conferences but they're not the only ones upset with the w t o the united states was once a big proponent now under president donald trump it is more of a skeptic while all members agree that the w t o needs im

prime minister drazen may when she condemns jeremy corbyn whose labor party is now leading by eight points according to the most accurate pollsters at this summer's general election savation this is a politician who thinks we should take the economics of venezuela as a role model here is one typical state mandated b.b.c. version of what is happening in venezuela. hugo chavez looking over caracas. but now he's. the poor living there in the barrios historically his political base have turned against the movement he created.

prime minister drazen may when she condemns jeremy corbyn his labor party is now leading by eight points according to the most accurate pollsters at this summer's general election savation this is a politician who thinks we should take the economics of venezuela as our role model . here is one typical state mandated b.b.c. version of what is happening in venezuela. hugo chavez looking over caracas. but now he's dead. and the poor living there in the barrios historically his political base have turned against the movement he created really that report came ahead of state elections in venezuela that saw chavez's movement sweep the board in state government ships that despite a venezuelan government under chavez which failed to sufficiently diversify its economy away from oil and its saudi backed price instability so why is chavez's successor nicolas maduro doing so well despite u.s. sanctions perhaps because of continual revolutionary ideas like these. given this we know buying plenty of. them are they getting them on now are part of the next set of a pickle enough even if. you don't want

well as bring our panel into the show then we have joining us from london the chairman of the labor party's leave campaign john mills from rome nina schick an associate director of strategy and for the irish perspective we have former irish cabinet minister connell anyhow and he joins us today from cambridge in the u.k. good to have you all with us if i could start with conor so this is a breakthrough that means that doomsday scenario connor that we've all been worrying about well it now doesn't look very likely would you agree with that sort of statement. absolutely i think what's happened today is genuinely historic it means that the uncertainty that would have been caused by britain crashing out of the european union next march without any kind of agreement in place that would have been very damaging to our land and indeed the relationships that have grown up between london and dublin over the last twenty years next year we marked the twentieth anniversary of the good friday agreement a breakthrough agreement that provided peace and stability on the island of violent and also in the rela

the premium worth 21/2 million pounds for those who need it most, education, if you look in the labor party, education is only about the amount of money you put in. parents are looking for quality of education provided and i noticed an increase of 12,000 children in the county durham local authority. >> fernandez. >> thank you, 2017 has been an excellent year, rated outstanding and shortlisted by the times educational supplement as college of the year and deliver civil engineering provision. will my right honorable friend join me in sending happy christmas to the principal and his staff congratulating them supporting young people into work and because it is christmas creating a britain fit for the future. >> can i say to my honorable friend i am happy not only to send christmas wishes to the principal but also the staff and students and congratulate them because of their hard work for excellent results and this is about ensuring young people have the skills, training and education they need for jobs of the future. >> many terminally ill people on universal credit, this christmas will be the

we all know, the only thing the labor party is running after is a -- planning for is a run on the pound. speaker, ther. speaker was unable to support the brexit secretary when the deal was supposed to be done in october, but still had not been done by december. told irishof the dup television she only got sight of the deal monday morning, five weeks after she first asked for it. the original deadline for the first phase of talks, among the is the prime minister now able to end the confusion and clearly outline what the government's position is now with regard to the irish border? ms. may: i am very happy outline the position i have taken on the irish border with northern ireland. it is exactly the same position in the house speech, the florence speech, that we have taken consistently in the negotiations, which is that we will ensure there is no past order between the republic of ireland and northern ireland. we will do that while we respect the constitutional integrity of them. while we respect the internal market and protect the internal market. those neighbor members who whole how, th

say about the conservative party are the coherent on this issue certainly more coherent than the labor party that's for certain at least we're keeping the consistent approach that we're leaving the european union when the foreign secretary boris johnson talked about whistling in the wind it was when they were asking for one hundred billion we certainly weren't going to be paying that sort of sums of money what we're doing a few billion seems quite a big quest all the world well you know it's what legal obligations and that's what the reason may set in in the florence speech that you made is that we there is a certain sum of money for the transitional period and then there's our legal obligations we're not going to be paying any ransom money i would be totally opposed to that we're not going to be playing center to brussels and scrooge to britain that's not going to happen and i'm quite content with the approach that's been taken. very seasonal messages i was chairman of the international trade committee nigel evans vice chairman of the international committee i'm delighted to see a commune o

the premium worth 21/2 million pounds for those who need it most, education, if you look in the labor party, education is only about the amount of money you put in. parents are looking for quality of education provided and i noticed an increase of 12,000 children in the county durham local authority. >> fernandez. >> thank you, 2017 has been an excellent year, rated outstanding and shortlisted by the times educational supplement as college of the year and deliver civil engineering provision. will my right honorable friend join me in sending happy christmas to the principal and his staff congratulating them supporting young people into work and because it is christmas creating a britain fit for the future. >> can i say to my honorable friend i am happy not only to send christmas wishes to the principal but also the staff and students and congratulate them because of their hard work for excellent results and this is about ensuring young people have the skills, training and education they need for jobs of the future. >> many terminally ill people on universal credit, this christmas will be the

the shadow deputy prime minister candidate or the spokesman for the labor party on e.u. matters has recently been talking about how they -- the labor party would not want to leave the e.u. customs unity. maybe a little diversion for those in the audience who aren't deep trade hawks. but a customs union is what the e.u. started out as being which is there is a common external tariff that all 28 members of the e.u. apply to trade with every other country in the world except the one country, turkey, which is in a customs union. so turkish goods enter into -- turkish industrial goods enter into the e.u. duty-free and turkey is obliged to apply the common external tariff to everyone. so if the outcome of brexit were to be that the u.k. leaves the e.u. -- so longer a member of the single market in which its customs union is, they have essentially adopted the same regulatory matters and they don't have any customs inspections so -- but they stay within the customs union, the result of that would be that they would give up the vision of a global britain because in a customs unio

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the democratic party isn't as left as the british labor party who are very much selfish, they don't likeh making anymore. americans are sort of like if i'm doing okay, i'm not mad at anybody. do you think this time around when the tycoon is president, who seems to be sloshing around in money, luxury, back and forth to mar-a-lago. i call them the romanoffs. it's such an image of pigging out that this time the average joe or jane is going to say, i don't usually care how the rich live. i don't like them doing it at my expense. >> it should be. the american people are right. donald trump is a president that has lied to the american people since he got into the office. republicans tried to repeal obamacare without a plan to provide health care to the under served communities. we saw roy moore who was accused of sexual offenses against minors. republicans nominated him. today we see a tax bill that favors the rich, not the working class. the challenge is this, chris. donna knows this. yes, it's good. where is the message? >> i'm with you. >> where is tim ryan's plan to say this is our tax pla

. >> during his campaign, biden is inspired by a speech given by british labor party leader neil kinickit on the trail. >> neil kennick was telling a personal story about the dignity of working class life, about the potential of building something better for the next generation, about the role government can play in helping families like that, and so he did start making it kind of a staple of his message on the campaign trail. >> almost every major press person in the country had heard me repeatedly attribute that quotation to kennick. >> could be made of the time -- >> at the iowa state fair, democratic presidential candidates debate, biden again quotes kennick in his closing statement. >> why is it that joe biden is the first in his family ever to go to a university? >> this time biden forgets to attribute the line to kennick and faces accusations of plagiarism. >> senator, can you clarify any of your comments -- >> it wouldn't have been a problem if he had acknowledged the source of it. >> plagiarism charges dog biden's campaign. >> i concluded that i will stop being a candidate for

so, joining me, paul flynn is a british labor party politician and member of the parliament. so much for joining me on this sunday. let's begin with a piece from "the sunday times" that reports the president will visit the uk in february. the white house, though, has not confirmed that to nbc so far. you tweeted, president "trump should be arrested for inciting racial hatred" if he sets foot on uk soil. an online petition to cancel the trump state visit to the uk back in february of 2017 received a lot of support as well. so obviously, you do not want the president visiting your country. >> i know we certainly don't. we don't want someone here who is going to incite racial and religious hatred. i mean, i've just come back from bangladesh, and i visited the rohingya camps there, and it's appalling somebody convinced the myanmar soldiers that these rohingya were less than human, and it's the greatest threat we have to peace in our countries is people believe that on racial grounds or religious grounds some people are worthless, and that's what trump has done, not just in your c

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