i meet the labor party i met the leadership of the labor party i met the a running mate of lula mr dot so i'm seen as always in the frame of my international activities or the relationship with the socialist parties also with the labor party here in brazil so it's a modeling you know election campaign it is so normal corporation and exchange of views between people who are sticking to the same values and fighting for the same goal to strengthen democracy worldwide marginals their words did of his carlina chinoy some football now in croatia captain. as the name the way for men's player of the year he received the trophy on stage in monaco during the champions league group stage draw the croatia international won the champions league with his club real madrid in may and to lead his country to a world cup final at russia twenty eighteen he beat former real madrid christiane although and liverpool's forward mohamed salah. well the funeral soul icon aretha franklin will be taking place in the american city of detroit later today among those expected to attend the former u.s. president bill

i meet the labor party i met the leadership of the labor party i met the a running mate of mr howard dot so i'm seen see as always in the frame of my international activities or the relationship with the socialist parties also with the labor party here in brazil so it's a modeling and election campaign it is not a corporation and exchange of views between people who are sticking to the same values and fighting for the same goal to strengthen democracy worldwide that's yesterday's martin shell speaking with deed of use carlina chinoy. well in an effort to reduce its dependence on technology from other countries germany is planning a new cyber security research agency like many other countries germany faces a daily barrage of cyber attacks on its government and industrial computer networks the new agency is modeled on the pentagon's cyber defense agency washington earmarks about three billion euros for its agency every year its new german counterpart is starting with a modest budget of about forty million. in february twenty sixth seen a number of operations were postponed at a hospita

i meet the labor party i met the leadership of the labor party are meant to be a running mate over mr dart so i'm soon see as always in the frame of my international activities or the relationship of the socialist parties also with the labor party here in brazil so it's a modeling you know election campaign it is so normal corporation and exchange of views between people who are sticking to the same values and fighting for the same goal to strengthen democracy worldwide and that was martin silts speaking with our carolina chimay in brazil a short while ago meantime german chancellor angela merkel has wrapped up a three day africa visit to nigeria her trip which also took in ghana and senegal focused on boosting investment and economic development in the region and syria as africa's second largest economy the oil rich country with nearly two hundred million people is a growing market and as a jury emerges from a long recession merkel says that her country should offer more support to german companies investing there but transparency international says that corruption remains a serious

i'm here not only to meet the i meet the labor party i met the leadership of the labor the met the a running mate of mr dot so i mean since he is always in the prime of my international activities or the relationship with the sort of list parties also with the labor party here in brazil so it's a modeling you know election can bail of this corporation and exchange of views between the people who are sticking to the same values and fighting for the same do to strengthen democracy worldwide martin schulze there would be diffused carolyn a chinoy some football now in croatia captain luca mode which was named your way for men's player of the year thursday he received the trophy on stage in monaco during the champions league group stage draw the croatia international won the champions league with his club real madrid ny and led his country to world cup final in russia twenty team he beat former real madrid teammate christiane rinaldo and liverpool forward mohammad's a lot. of the draw as we were saying for the champions league group stage took place in monaco with four german clubs competi

the labor party doesn't have strength what's it like in australia. strong and united bill shorten is not that much but is popular leader in the country but the labor party you seen as having a good alternative to the government they're not fighting among themselves but got a series of strong policy positions advanced by bill shorten at times as well but all the time and so they're seen as having credibility when i know you'll remember three years ago four years ago when they were doing the three ring circus trick as well but since then they've undertaken a number of modifications within the party were organization to stop easy leadership coups and i think that's something that the liberal party will have to contemplate for the future as well to try and build confidence and hence we haven't seen that like a party bill shorten being deposed by educated panicky backbenchers and so we watch and wait mark roth joining us from sydney thank you so much for that do appreciate it. so other news in a saudi led coalition air strike in yemen has had a the provin

seen as a center left if you like and some people say he has more in common with the opposition labor party than he does with his own conservatives and he's very supportive of the climate change action of the mission targets and that has coincided with a dramatic increase in energy prices here in australia it doubled almost over the past year and a lot of people are rightly that and that's what the criticism and here's a slump in the opinion poll as of late ok well let's take a listen to how now to what prime minister turnbull had to say about what's going on. the reality is that a minority in the party room. supported by. others outside the parliament have sought to. bully intimidate others into. making this change of leadership that they're seeking. ok allegations there of bullying of intimidation why are australian part of politics so turbulent. well i suppose it's partly because of israeli and people generally pretty cynical about their politicians they're disillusioned with most political parties and that's right what one of the reasons why i know the prime ministers don't stay in powe

have to to stop back in this war one along with them wind politicians from britain's labor party have repeatedly called and the weapons deals with the saudis do you think there's any chance that westminster well listen now. well what we're actually seeing in the u.k. is this war is extremely unpopular and you know the british complicity in it is is really really you know not polling well the last poll i think i saw only six percent of the british public thought we should be arming saudi arabia and violent really is phenomenally low the labor party are using this rightly so because it's a moral issue that we shouldn't be arming saudi arabia they're using this as a stick to beat the government with because it's just so on popular so credit to the labor party their own credit all politicians there are opposing arming saudi arabia and opposing the u.k. pretty much unilaterally backing this saudi arabian coalition to bomb yemen and kill the civilians what do you make of the mainstream media coverage of the conflict in yemen do you find that it's under reported and do you think that if ther

always is probably seen by some people been the main way to go and knows a lot of talk from the labor party about trying to get back to. home by the country show at the moment i think that definitely reliable trains accident because everybody tend to be pretty consistently good coffee takes about it because it's not anymore. pricey being reasonable it's not the cheapest service but only takes two hours and fifty minutes to get from you since piccadilly still but i'm no delighted to be joined by steve hadley the assistant general say the largest real union that mt welcome to the mix i'm unsure steve thank you for inviting me. and comment it should be said before the real the unions have been campaigning hard for the retirement the public ownership but many people or some people use a little privatisation was assaulted and lots more people using the real is not a contradiction well not really i think that the group from population has acquainted largely for the people using the railways and just the price of petrol and of our forms of transport has made it was really quite economical to use o

i meet the labor party i met the leadership of the labor party i met the a running mate of lula mr dot so i am sincere as always in the frame of my international activities or the relationship of the socialist parties also with the labor party here in brazil so it's not modeling you know election campaign it is so normal corporation an exchange of views between people who are sticking to the same values and fighting for the same goal to strengthen democracy worldwide. if you are into tech gadgets it's a great time to be berlin and berlin monica is here to tell us about what's happening at the consumer electronics for a for terry exactly which of course as we know is one of the biggest trade shows for consumer electronics i'm told the appliances and it's opened here in berlin today there seems to be something for every technology fund the annual event and if the anticipation is keeping you awake at night well there's something for you to. sleep problems this is effect might have the answer push on some headphones and a sleek mask and you can be literally told to sleep if nothing else it

it's probably seen by some people as being the main way to go and knows a lot of talk from the labor party about trying to get back to. home by the country show at the moment i think the. the reliable virgin trains accident because everybody tend to be pretty consistently good coffee taste but it has not anymore. pricey reasonable it's not the cheapest service but only takes two hours and fifty minutes to get from you since piccadilly but i'm no delighted to be joined by steve hadley the assistant general say the largest real union that mt welcome to the excitement sure steve thank you for inviting me. and comment it should be said before other really unions have been campaigning hard for retirement public ownership but many people or some people who say little privatization resulted in lots more people using the real is not a contradiction well not really i think that the group from population has acquainted largely for the people using the railways and just the price of petrol and our forms of transport has made railways really quite economical to use up and told lately but i think that

a long career at labor party politics in the citadel of a central fife you had some interesting political opponents over the years all of them came and all of them went i set my heart and one of the most bizarre incidents was when i hosted the younger the smog this is jacob jacob not he's a last tree is father so he came up to kind of them get some experience politically so he fought me for four weeks of course he went don't very badly but what was interesting was my job during the campaign was to save him from places in fife save him from people that were going to just abuse them so i was he welcomed so at the end of the contest his father who was a very distinguished william re smug editor of the times here in this letter saying dear mr macleish i don't normally write to labor m.p.'s in this way but thanks very much for chaperoning my young son and his first political lobos now i think if i had known then what i know no i would have been so you're responsible for however for blacks can announce on your program that i am responsible for research morgan is present form but can you imagine

see that into the restoration last night actually it was needed by the opposition leaders by the labor party leaders and zero four we must know is that it's not it's not only a problems of the government has we said was in there is a problem that should be solved it's also politics elections are going to come in less than a year and all of that is part of the things we can feel on and you are listening to what area which is saying what's your response to his remarks about this playing out you know on the political stage at israel. well probably. not but then the rest of the square robin square in tel aviv everybody that came yesterday to the square could see a clear and sound that the jews are very much united in this rejection of this miserable low it cannot be accepted as well as the great other communities inside the israeli society maybe part of them are political yes it's all right we are coming we can be a sort of a two state that we the druze cannot accept that and it's our message now maybe others have also other agendas it's part of this political discussion inside the zone a societ

i know you're not the labor government and the labor party, but nonetheless?this is a total misunderstanding and i say that's the least, and i think this is also an intentional attack and an attempt of delegitimization of the liberal community in israel and those who seek equality and see that as not contradictory to the principle of jewish and national homeland, and i think any one of us living in a liberal democracy whether that would be the u.s. plans and any european and other countries around the world know that the fact that we have national identity and we are proud of is not in contradiction to other democracy in ensuring a right and equality and also for the minority and i think this is a true break in the principles of the israeli democracy shifting in and drifting away from a liberal democracy to being more like trends that we see around the world now and trying to be near row in the democratic space for other principles that are less -- that would like to see us less of a democracy that ensures the quality. >> it's interesting you say that because

see that into the restoration last night actually it was needed by the opposition leaders by the labor party leaders and zero four we must know is that it's not it's not only a problems of the government has we said was in there is a problems of should be solved it's also politics elections are going to come in less than a year and all of that is by out of the tents we can feel on and you are listening to what area which is saying what's your response to his remarks about this playing out you know on the political stage at israel. well probably. not but then the rest of the square i've been square in tel aviv everybody that came yesterday to the square could see clear and sound that the jews are very much united in this rejection of this miserable low it cannot be accepted as well as the great other communities inside the israeli society maybe part of them are political yes it's all right we are coming we can be a sort of a two state that we the druze cannot accept that and it's our message now maybe others have also other agendas it's part of this political discussion inside the israeli soc

every function i go to i say that i try and do two things in my life one is to try and get the labor party elected and secondly see if scottish would go at the pen looking forward i'm not sure maybe successor will either but i've just put the finishing touches to a new book that will be published the book festival in august and it's basically the future of scottish football requiem of renaissance oh this is a reasonably sized book if it's about the future scottish it is and it's got more dreams in at this time and casting on my own memories back to the golden age between the seventy's eighty's and early ninety's but i think the present commission report is probably more progressive and is achieved more than maybe my book or my previous review had done and frankly you people are almost unique position of being the very top of scottish politics at a time for you be reasonable so you saw devolution as an alternative to independence albeit not nestle a final settlement not cast in the still two period during the independence or for the end of the twenty. fourteen worse. through shove you are t

you know winter can look at a long one long labor party but i thought if i asked what the best miking been some of them think you know. i've been an ace younger than me. in most human. i don't. want to. give that up because you. know. possibly the only way i think i believe. the way. you. know. when i'm a suitable for you to walk in on. you going to force a more formidable person means not to sorry. but i mean. yes i we can all things you and i you know me i can be like i. said i will i brought a breakthrough. he said that he was thinking and. the reason why i don't want to see a medical not to. go. cobol you all from india. he the. us who are committed to doing. a. we could be gone and i mean you know. and soon of course. what a joy but where shall you know but in day to me you get ok but in the room with. that he may go one of them being the one that unless. you through them and see. them out of it.

everyone is equal the point of the matter is why wasn't that mentioned in this law and you know the labor party which you know it's a p livni is very and one of the leaders of that party came to the prime minister people said all you have to do is put in a line to democratic just put in a line about everyone's equal and then you won't have sixty people support or you have one hundred and a law like this should pass with a really clear majority it was a clear majority it was you know it was it a majority and it was done like right before the knesset recess why this is like a major thing it should have been done with as much agreement as possible and the prime minister's people what was reported in the paper came back there and said no this has to be a definitive law we are doing this and it's not this and you know it's not it you know so it didn't really change very much because i still i'm asking people what has israel gained from this meaning has it really gained a lot because all these things as i said are anchored in laws supreme court decisions other laws it did take away from arabic arabic

with the governing conservatives divided over the opposition labor party split over the same issue and the mostly pro brackets it tabloid press still pushing its agenda british politics is already in a messy state and when the broadcast media even with the best of journalistic intentions put the likes of tommy robinson on their air so that they can grill him they find they cannot do so without giving him the exposure he craves they say the road to hell is paved with good intentions that is where britain seems to find itself today and the news media aren't just reporting the story many times they have a hand in driving it. we're discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers joanna hooks joe in bangladesh a photo journalist has been arrested over comments that he made on this channel what specifically has been charged with well the charges of giving false information. now bangladeshi police arrested shocking for that and for allegedly making productive comments on dizzier during an interview about protests that have flared up across the country

the labor party you seen as having a good alternative to the government they're not part of themselves but got a series of strong policy positions but bonds by bill shorten times as well or all the time and so they're seen as having credibility but you've undertaken a number of modifications within the party will open a solution to stop easy leadership. and i think that's something that the liberal party will have to contemplate in the future as well to try and build confidence and hence we haven't seen the light of party bill shorten being deposed by educated and he backed interim all right i'm sure this has people talking online trying to keep up it really does well on line sentiment makes it pretty clear really that people are really just tired of politics acting like a popularity contest now while the sentiment online is mainly against the new prime minister there appears to be overall frustration with australia's political system to begin with now the front page of the n.t. news or the northwestern territory news says it all it says here paying your heads in shame several people a

s treatment of opposition labor party leader jeremy corbyn he's faced constant questions over alleged anti semitism in his party people have started to use the b.b.c. switch off. well we put the claims the b.b.c. was responding by saying it's proud to be the most trusted news provider and provides exceptional value is some reaction we got from the public in the u.k. . they perceive the b.b.c. is maybe shooting one person what i would say is that it's without question and indeed the b.b.c. has more or less tacitly admitted this on occasion that they have a strong liberal bias in terms of the main issues of our time i think that's absolutely undeniable i mean or whether it's on migration but the results certainly on bricks it whether it's on climate change they have tended towards a certain viewpoint and i would say this without question the fact that that makes it a bias organization the problem with this campaign is it in a way is beside the point but i would say that the main thing is that the b.b.c. particularly for example since the referendum vote has shown its colors so obviously

corporation of political bias the broadcaster has been criticized for its treatment of opposition labor party leader jeremy corbett he's currently owner pressure over claims of anti semitism in the party and his own previous comments on this real supporters say he's being given a bit of furley tough time in comparison to former foreign secretary forrest johnson who gets himself under fire over a newspaper column in which she's accusing comments about face below its lots of bonkers lots of support but opposite as well parker's accuse the b.b.c. of shifting the right. well we put the claims to the b.b.c. which responded by saying it is proud to be the most trusted news provider of a cost to audiences of forty pence a day here's some of the reaction we got earlier on our two u.k. . they perceive the b.b.c. is maybe shooting one person what i would say is that it's without question and indeed the b.b.c. has more or less tacitly admitted this on occasion that they have a strong liberal bias in terms of the main issues of our time i think that's absolutely undeniable i mean or whether it's on migra

information about certain crime cases farmers are worried that we're hearing today from the opposition labor party that they are extremely opposed to no deal they say that labor will vote against that rules here in the liberal democratic party that they believe that it will be disastrous for britain so certainly there's a lot of nervousness about no deal and also some poison saying if there isn't a deal less should be a second referendum so the public can decide right but meanwhile brigadiers have been very critical of prime minister tourism is and they go seeding strategy with the e.u. how do you think they're going to react to this kind of advice or it sounds like a plan b. kind of advice. that's right well nobody's happy at a price that not least a break that it's all perfectly content to go out european without you can you know without it they say that britain can trade freely there are. even the doors open as if they don't believe it's going to be disastrous for the country don't you believe that's what made the written more independent they are not satisfied with the way that negotiations ar

s treatment of opposition the labor party. has faced constant questions over alleged anti-semitism in the party supporters say the b.b.c. has not given the same attention to conservative politician boris johnson he is under fire over a newspaper column for which he is being accused of making islamophobia comments about face veils backers accusing the b.b.c. of shifting to the right. we put the claims to the b.b.c. which responded by saying it's proud to be the most trusted news provider and cost audiences of forty pence a day here's some of the reaction we got earlier on r t u k. they perceive the b.b.c. is maybe shooting one person what i would say is that it's without question and indeed the b.b.c. has more or less tacitly admitted this on occasion that they have a strong liberal bias in terms of the main issues of our time i think that's absolutely undeniable i mean or whether it's on migration but the results certainly on brooks said whether it's on climate change they have tended towards a certain viewpoint and i would say

subsequently is a quite a fierce social media battle going on and allegations that only in fact the labor party of far as filed a complaint to the police about what it says is fake correspondence making out that activists for the likud party or the government party have actually been engaged in in saying that the labor party organize the protests on behalf of the druze effectively now that is apparently completely wrong and we're seeing this action in terms of reported to the police furthermore we have reports that a druse former brigadier general describes in the meeting the whole bill the whole law as being leading to an apartheid state and also racism now that apparently enraged the prime minister whether that was said in the meeting is in dispute but it has to be said it doesn't sound good for any real peace move in the whole thing one of the thing andrew i'd like to ask you about quickly and that is israel and hamas who are any three weeks ago we were worried could be on the brink of another war where are negotiations moving between them at the moment. well they're moving and they're movin

are getting rich at the immigrants live off what little money they can earn so they're cheaper labor. party fun of them having a job or the problem they have to put up with everything and never complain. antonino thinks they can be proud of what they've accomplished so far but most of them are ashamed to be living in a slum in europe. you know peering through from they don't want their families to see them living here in these conditions that's logical you can understand that. i don't think they ever lived like this in africa but if you go. there is not ashamed on the contrary he wants people to know what's really happening in europe. and he's not ready to give up on his dream of a better life. a move in modern us no one living here sometimes i'll go to work to get more money to send to my family offered to help myself here you know. for my future it will be to go. eventually once he is saved enough money intends to return to the ivory coast my son needs me he says all of africa needs us but that's in the future right now he's got to figure out where he can sleep tonight. while migrants are

the labor party dogged by accusations of anti-semitism and islamophobia cost him a shadow over the governing conservative party triggered by the ex foreign secretary boris johnson's article in which he outlined his position against a ban on face males describing women who wear them as looking like letter boxes and bank robbers that prompted an inquiry into mr johnson's behavior and criticism from the prime minister the question of how a woman should dress is a matter for a woman's individual choice nobody should be trying to tell a woman how to dress in these tense times where the u.k. is shopping divided over issues of breck's it immigration and a higher presence of extreme right wing politics somewhat worried that the current debate is leading to a rise in hate crime especially given mr johnson's recent article. it was quite brief two weeks. thing. we've been wearing it. but he went on to go so we've been very abusive language which will be you know already oh cool thing mostly women used in the street and some. supporters of the former foreign secretary have said that he was merely exerci

party leadership back. his second stay in the prime minister's office would be brief just a few months later voters had their say in part fed up with labor's infighting they threw them out in favor of their liberal opponents the liberal party leader tony abbott assumed the prime ministership for a time anyway. this will prove the people of the right all is taking a page from labour's chaotic playbook not them turnbull made his move against abbott assuming leadership in two thousand and fifteen. now what he did to abbott well just got done to him turnbull bowed out after being pushed to call a leadership meeting which he considered a vote of no confidence scott morrison is top liberal dog for now but there's no telling how long he might last all that is certain is australian public opinion the persistent intra party take downs in both major parties has confidence in them at an all time low. it's to ireland now where pope francis begins a visit today it's the first papal visit in about forty years his trip comes as the vatican faces growing pressure to cooperate with criminal investigators on current and past allegations of child sex abuse b

proud that we are underway with snowy hydro two point zero you know sometimes my opponents in the labor party say that i'm not committed to renewables well i tell you we're building and we're going to build the biggest single renewable project in australia since snowy hydro one point zero so it's a that is a substantial commitment plus we're getting on on building the western sydney airport the inland ryle and we'll build a railway to from millburn out to tolerate so many other big infrastructure projects and we've been able to do it because of strong economic growth we've also taken a different approach i have they and i reforming liberal prime minister of course we know one of the many difficult political challenges that we face particularly in the coalition has been the issue of marriage equality now we have delivered that same sex marriage is legal we went through a postal vote as you know which was hugely successful again much more successful than many thought and we have delivered that historic reform a very substantial one we've also a stablished a national redress game for the victims

a long career labor party politics in the citadel of central fife you had some interesting political opponents over the years all of them came and all of them went i set my heart and one of the most bizarre instance was when i hosted the young reese mog this is jacob jacob not he's a last tree is father so he came up to kind of get some experience politically so.

with the governing conservatives divided over the opposition labor party split over the same issue and the mostly pro brackets at tabloid press still pushing its agenda british politics is already in a messy state and when the broadcast media even with the best of journalistic intentions put the likes of tommy robinson on their air so that they can grill him they find they cannot do so without giving him the exposure he craves they say the road to hell is paved with good intentions that is where britain seems to find itself today and the news media aren't just reporting the story many times they have a hand in driving it. we're discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers joanna hooks joe in bangladesh a photo journalist has been arrested over comments that he made on this channel what specifically has been charged with well the charges of giving false information. now bangladeshi police arrested shockey due for that and for allegedly making productive comments on dizzier during an interview about protests that have flared up across the count

well learned given those elements into account the labor party leader did make several suggestions about improving improvements he think should happen among those are making the b.b.c. a more jemma craddick representative and independent broadcaster he talked about the support of public interest journalism as well as more attention paid to local newspapers that he believes to be underfunded this particular moment in time a large part of it dedicated to creating a british digital corporation to sort of walk hand in hand with digital digital opportunities of the century as well as other suggestions such as really giving more power and influence to the public we did reach out to the b.b.c. for a comment on this and they said they are not commenting. and will it be a vote winner or a forgery corben we wait. thank you very much ortiz and this is theater and then with the update. two people have been killed and another seriously injured in a knife attack in part this french authorities are not considering it an act of terror. the attacker had serious psychiatric problems prosecutors are not tr

s rachel really is a labor party member of parliament reacted by saying quote when c.e.o.'s are happily banking even larger bonuses will ever pay is squeezed then something is going very wrong ms rich chairs the business energy and industrial strategy committee which is leading an examination on fair pay in the united kingdom. and we now want to talk about the u.k. and bracks that are most pleased to be joined by our friend the c.e.o. of. martin you can hear us dual citizen of. the world lee hillary for which hillary thank you for being here great to have you back you're welcome bob always so first because i want to ask your thoughts on the line that we just did about the incoming equality gap you know we talk a lot about that you've actually helped us on this program in the in the u.s. but it seems the u.k. is not immune from income inequality no it's not and you mentioned the labor prime minister reeves she's got a point just in terms of these compensation committees don't forget the compensation committees do have to please the c.e.o. so what are they going to do however

the labor party dogged by accusations of anti-semitism and islamophobia kostin a shadow over the governing conservative party triggered by the ex foreign secretary boris johnson's article in which he outlined his position against a ban on face males last describing women who wear them as looking like letter boxes and bank robbers that prompted an inquiry into mr johnson's behavior and criticism from the prime minister the question of how a woman should dress is a matter for a woman's individual choice nobody should be trying to tell a woman how to dress in these tense times where the u.k. is shoppy divided over issues of breck's it immigration and a high of presence of extreme right wing politics somewhat worried that the current debate is leading to a rise in hate crime especially given mr johnson's recent article you aren't really two weeks. wary. but he went on to go. so when you bury abusive. language we will know already. holding mostly women. supporters of the former foreign secretary have said that he was merely exercising his right to freedom of speech but they're all codes of cond

turning now to the issue of infrastructure the sickly broadband internet access britain's opposition labor party pledges this week to invest one point six billion pounds over four years to improve broadband capacity in the case of a no deal brecht's this labor says that their plans could deliver a minimum speed of thirty megabytes per second or m.b.p.s. is by twenty twenty two. the incumbent conservative government of theresa may said last week that they could deliver as much as greater speeds with a one gigabyte per second but did not indicate any new funding funding for the goal now here to give us a broader perspective on the issue of broadband access the you in the u.k. and the e.u. is r.t. correspondent daniel hawkins. the countryside somewhere you'd go for greenery or fresh air perhaps to escape social media the slow internet here will help with that but we're not in the countryside. we're actually in rather i thought a london suburb just a few miles from the city as you can see behind me is one of a number of areas both here and another urban centers where internet speeds are among the sl

its planet venezuela of course theresa may and her supporters that learn the blairite rump of the labor party do not only change army corbin for his opposition to nato a nation backed regime change they taint him by his support of international law when it comes to palestine while u.k. media was arguably trying to triangulate corbin's opposition to israeli policies with anti semitism a freedom flotilla trying to break israel's illegal siege of gaza to deliver humanitarian supplies one of those on the flotilla his doctor the first ever female to be to control my consultant surgeon to be appointed it's a battle of me and the royal london hospitals she joins me now doctors we welcome to. going underground while in britain jeremy cool beans allegedly semitism there's been something called the freedom flotilla and you are all of the freedom flotilla a little boats yards or in this case a fishing boat sailing into gaza as you know gaza has been under military blockade sealing it off for twelve years illegal under diversion yes and this blockade has resulted in the fishermen not being able to fish a