labor party he's taken control of its machinery quite early are and for a leader to have control of that machinery appointed is chosen general secretary of the party for example give sit quite a lot of leeway so it quite difficult circumstances he's made a significant start but in a sense these difficult circumstances have actually played into starmer style which is forensic and an understated the air passed rather suitable to the prime minister's questions in there and the virtual social distancing edge the house of commons prime minister's question has been closer to the core truth he is familiar with the former director of public prosecutions what is untested is whether he will be as effective when the house of commons is and its rowdiest when you have to think very quickly when will it could be. a very powerful weapon he hasn't had to use any of that he's played his strengths which is of course forensic questioning he's done throughout his entire career so there are still shoot huge tests to come and as you say in a way that wouldn't have always been the case with everybody this pand

there is a legacy there the likes of star mark spect it to are now obviously the actions of the labor party in recent history. the war in iraq to the introduction of the prevent strategy to their continued witch hunt that members of parliament particular black women haven't exactly demonstrated the legacy that they profess and the people who are quire a radical. and an apologetic uncompromising anti-racist starts and that includes the courting the people whether they wish to topple a statue or whether they do they demand the total dismantling. the systems across our society and institutions in the name of anti-racism and cologne it is a surprise that many in the elites bishops politicians journalists or say that statue is a good for education statues are good only in the sense of providing us with an insight into the bloody and. bloody history of the united kingdom particularly like particularly in reference to the likes of colston. but i think that it added to our focus should not be limited to the statues themselves this is about a deeper problem across our society and the refusal for the

know we shouldn't be allowing people on the streets we should be providing them every party the labor party the conservative party all of the parties have construed to see it as a question of well people should have the right to stay on the streets and i. would have died on the streets of the young boy and the young men and decided but i won't decided that i would not allow that action. and as you intimate there average life expectancies are horrendous on the streets here in britain but you call it a human rights abuse britain has so often seen fit to want to make other countries in its own image are you saying that money for all these war is a country where a parent in taking china to task for hong kong there was a there was a mismatch between british foreign policy and british home policy about homelessness . oh well there's been a mismatch since hundreds of years i mean it sir isn't it interesting that the government of her wilson was handing over places to the americans and clearing out people from those little islands and so you have these kind of that's her worsen the great socialist

jazz around tree foundation found the chill in the 2019 general election the tory party had a 15 point lead over laboramong low income fotis the tories were also ahead among high income voters but by a smaller margin 40 percent of voters in this category back to the conservative party won just over 30 percent back labor what discuss these latest findings i'm now joined by polling expert professor said john. this is like you very much indeed for joining us so what swung it for boris johnson among the lower income voters was it breaks it all promises to invest in the north or just his personality. the answer is not a question overwhelmingly kerns this is bret's it. one of these and we've long noted above us to source the european union the support for leaving their premier here is higher particularly amongst those who have less the education over care insurance is less likely to be able to make use of the freedom of movement provisions of the earlier you're much more lots of people have a feel of that unit this is the journey by immigration that people used to tell me . now people with less no never min

she becomes a member of the communist labor party of california. in attends a meeting november 1919. she signs a resolution saying, we are committed to peaceful change, but none of that mattered. the supreme court of california had already mattered -- you all know what is coming -- communism is truly and totally evil. the length between the communist labor party in california in the industrial workers of the world, one of the most despised groups by the establishment, helped doom charlotte whitney. her case eventually comes to the court in 1927. the court issues an opinion where they very quickly come to the conclusion she is guilty. she participated in this evil,g, this group is this group is plotting against all america stands for. brandeisave justice joined by justice holmes issuing a concurrence and people have speculated about that ever since. is tiedal explanation up to an aspect of justice brandeis that is worth noting. he said this in his opinion. he said there were procedural defects in the record below. the attorneys representing charlott

care starmer the leader of the labor party pointed out in a video message to a church service here earlier that there are still 2000 buildings in the country with this clouding on some 56000 people it's estimated live in conditions at risk of a fire just like grenfell in the fire brigades union says look in the next fire may not happen in a bar like kensington in london a pretty rich bar albeit many of the residents in the building were not they may not be attended by the number of fire crews who came here the victim the results there for next time could be far far worse and again it all adds to campaigners pointing to the need for change change which i say this as i say 3 years on has been far too slow in coming britain's government is considering easing travel restrictions on new arrivals while travelers currently have to go 2 weeks of self isolation when they land in the u.k. 3 major airlines have launched legal action against the policy a government minister says it may be possible to open up some routes sooner than expected. said to the americas now ecuador is the focus of our

kissed ahmed the leader of the labor party pointed out in a video message to a church service here earlier that there are still 2000 buildings in the country with this clouding on some 56000 people it's estimated live in conditions at risk of a fire just like grenfell in the fire brigades union says look for the next fire may not happen in a bar like kensington in london a pretty rich bar it will be at many of the residents in the building were not they may not be attended by the number of fire crews who came here the victim the results there for next time could be far far worse and again it all adds to campaign is pointing to the need for change change which i say as i say 3 years on has been far too slow in coming. a british prime minister bros johnson has condemned a far right demonstration in london as a racist thuggery. thousands of people gathered in london on saturday claiming they wanted to protect statues it had been defaced during previous anti racism much as some of the far right crowd attacked police officers pull down barriers meant to keep part from the smaller black

so important the european union is against boycott divestment sanctions over here in britain the labor party its foreign china foreign secretary says it's the semitic to condemn atrocities by the israeli government was palestine relevant to what we're seeing about georgia floyd well how this time has taught us a great deal about resistance about. the enduring. resistance and we've learned a great deal about the president just real complex by looking at palestine and looking at all of the ways wish palestine and is experiencing the cursor all technologies developed by the state of israel for a very long. in time there have been leaks of solidarity between house in here and on the ground and black people in the us when i myself was in jail i didn't see numerous solidarity messages from palestinian political prisoners i think that. the time has come to reveal. the absolute absurdity of assuming that the criticism of the policies and practices of a nation state such as israel are equivalent to the cemetery as a matter of fact many jewish people in israel are and vault and the struggle for solida

care starmer the leader of the labor party pointed out in a video message to a church service here are that there are still 2000 buildings in the country with this crowding on some 56000 people it's estimated live in conditions at risk of a fire just like grenfell in the fire brigades union says look in the next fire may not happen in a bar like kensington in london a pretty rich bar albeit many of the residents in the building were not they may not be attended by the number of fire crews who came here the victim the results there for next time could be far far worse and again it all adds to campaigners pointing to the need for change change which i say as i say 3 years on has been far too slow in coming well before the blaze both the fire department and an independent assessor had flagged dozens of safety issues in the turner residence had been warning of fire safety concerns for years the day after the fire then prime minister to resign they visited the scene she met emergency workers but was criticised for failing to meet families and survivors when she did visit residents the f

conspiracy theorists as well as the brother of journey courting the longtime head of britain's labor party. the demonstration ends with his arrest. a week later chris corbin is back in action he's organized another rally to warn people about a vaccine against covert 19 and 5 g. wireless network technology. imposed vaccines. on the only world along with microchip. control control control associated with ford g.m. ford g monitoring the people and checking the chips put into the bodies and so forth the police are already waiting for him must gatherings are banned at the time in england everyone who shows up a cent away if appears cordon it's a bill taking a stand and not backing down. a vaccine and forgery are all connected together and we have to absolutely opposed any mandated vaccination and. role of the fog just used as a police escort home is no real setback as this theories have been spread far and wide and so followers protest with more than words. destroyed and this is just one of many internet videos which incite people to destroy 5 g. bursts some have received hundreds of thousands

kier starmer the leader of the labor party pointed out in a video message to a church service here earlier that there are still 2000 buildings in the country with this clouding on some 56000 people it's estimated live in conditions at risk of a fire just like grenfell in the fire brigades union says look in the next fire may not happen in a bar like kensington in london a pretty rich bar or be it many of the residents in the building were not they may not be attended by the number of fire crews who came here the victim the results therefore next time could be far far worse and again it all adds to campaigners pointing to the need for change change which i say this as i say 3 years on has been far too slow in coming our agenda thanks very much indeed general reporting there from london australia's prime minister scott morrison is apologize for comments he made denying the country has a history of slavery his remarks angered indigenous australians as well as descendants of pacific islanders who say their ancestors worked for little or no pay on sugar plantations morrison says he didn

it is not helped by the wobbling organization of the labor party. we are not going fast enough, protected the nhs, provided huge numbers of ventilated beds, we are not getting the disease under control but we will do it in a cautious and contingent way and i will be announcing further measures to open up our society and unlock society but only because of the huge efforts. and will continue to work with or without the assistance of the right honorable gentlemen. >> i would like britain's new advanced research project agency, science and technology superpower. to delivering breakthroughs. >> i think the honorable friend and he is right. and and with revolutionary breakthroughs in this country. from splitting the atom to the - they intend to continue. >> thank you, mister speaker. and the prime minister told the committee, i do not read the scientific paper but it took the uk so long to act on quality measures. they ask for advice on this significant policy. this is a complete shambles, too little too late. we cannot risk ignoring the experts once agai

bush but again account under under states how historic it is it would be like if the the british labor party the conservative party united against a 3rd party or the republicans in america and the democrats united against a 3rd party just the level of change we're talking about here well there would be many people who would be on topic in our use of force because you know the electorate voted in unprecedented numbers christian saying in february and that's not reflected of course in the composition of this government so i think in the longer term this will be a beneficial outcome for sinn fein because now they are the leaders of the opposition and they will be organizing in the capacity over the next 5 years. ethiopia's prime minister says an agreement on a mega dam project should be finalized in 2 to 3 weeks the grand renaissance dam has been at the center of a dispute with egypt and sudan talks stalled over the speed at which ethiopia should fill the reservoir sudan and egypt have both raised the issue with the un security council ethiopia built the grand renaissance dam on the blue nile w

museum was empty well let alone changing the names of streets to guess dharma the leader of the labor party western europe's one of its largest socialist movements built up of course under speed as a general corbett he says is completely wrong to bring down that statue of the slave trader in bristol why would a leader sponsored by working class trade union movement in this country say it was completely wrong in fact it should be in the museum because care starmer is time in an equal way to the same neoliberal net croque political orthodoxy that the conservative party are tied to look at his record what has he done that has helped people in a tangible and serious way in his position at the head of the c.p.s. the same c.p.s. that didn't prosecute the police over the death of ian tomlinson the saying c.p.s. that has been. complicit in so many crimes of the british state now he can take as many gestures as he wants beis that by going on his knees same position taken by the democrats in the united states look at the damage that joe biden and others did to the african-american population you're t

the cool thing coming it's becoming the leader of the labor party and there's no doubt it's a way to egypt assess the media the trial of colvin was almost consistently hostile and very very critical without much balance so i think that's one of the reasons to explain why the left if you like of the trust of the media from the left has fallen and the right to typical right to feels probably aggrieved over back seat covers the coverage last year about the brics negotiations last that dispassionate reporting of news it regardless of the paper old media outlets stunts with with visas and i think that's that's the core issue here neil clark finishing off about to report. for this news hour we're about to cross to some more great programs though in moments and i'll be back with all the updates affecting your world today in about 30 by for. you cannot be both with yeah you're right. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation full community. are you going the right way or are you being led.

oh well it's a campaign is a raising of rights like that and that's something that the labor party has also called on the government to help. if this were any other leader in any other country in the world this is pension of any such experts is the least we could expect from the british government in response to their actions and our historic alliance with the united states is no reason to sure of that responsibility now. so the key messages here today are greater confidence to most to show solidarity with your work but also to raise awareness of what these protesters thank you. thank you was right thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you were to say i was. taking us through what's happening right now in the british capital shall be a edwards dush reporting from hyde park in central and. south. rage and destruction fear and despair as the united states found itself in such a state of turmoil growing income inequality systemic racism or at least 60. what is the difference between a protest and riot and is it accurate to say the us has become. the world is driven by sh

with a meeting 2015 then of course we had jeremy calling coming into becoming the leader of the labor party and there's no doubt at all why any objective assessment media betrayal of corgan was almost consistently hostile and very very critical without much balance so i think that's one of the reasons to explain why the left if you like of both the trust of the media from the left as well on and the right to the political right to feels probably aggrieved over rex it covers the coverage last year about the brics they go she a sions etc so there is this problem and i think looking deeper the core issue union is the way the news has been presented and promoted the blurring between news and views has been blurred basically and we saw a good example of that a few weeks ago when emily made list the percent of the news not program on the b.b.c. began with a sort of tear out against dominic cummings who is the u.k. government's chief advisor to boris johnson for his alleged recruit lock down who rules out a point is not whether we support it coming sporting he was responsible for the breakdown for

this was with left-wing labor party mayor. so there are some other things like that that has to be front and center it really has to be front and center it's a very big chunk of the economy and this is creating jobs yes we have to do something that i don't want to make fun of it but that was the economy. >> it has been a running jump on - - a running joke that infrastructure never happened we had two dams first in michigan displacing tens of thousands of people. apart from creating a new greener infrastructure and existing infrastructure and for people employed a lot of the people from the new deal will not be around. and to put on your own campaign advisors. giving continued loss of jobs in the call sector with the swing states with a creative opportunity staring you in the face. >> so really to be on the decline for a long time because energy demand is really low. and those that pay close attention so that starting to creep back up and then treating that negative which is historically unheard-of. and people being optimistic

the whole society is laboring, then where is the labor party? it's only because in england you had a work -- and the aristocracy were separated, and an celebration of leisure is aristocratic element. abby. seen downton [laughter] >> she doesn't understand why grandson-in-law, who has inherited the estates, wants to keep his job. >> right. >> he can't do that! he has to run the estate. that's what aristocrats do. don't work. the --w, that emphasized the script writer was very insightful. he knew his history. he has her saying, you know, what's a weekend? she doesn't understand. [laughter] >> aristocrats do not labor. they don't work for money. income comes without exertion from all the rents that are coming. back to thees constitution. one of the reasons why -- we have a lot of tenantry, unlike england. but how did our aristocrats live? they lived by lending money out interest from the the loans. they had money but they didn't have land. act as landlords, because people -- there's too available so people aren't going to put up with being tenants.

she represents sao paulo for the opposition democratic labor party.y important to say that abraham weintraub is by any account of the worst education minister we have had so far. we have been monitoring his actions in the ministry of education for over a year, and he failed to deliver anything in education. he did nothing in this whole time because he was so involved with those fake news campaigns. he is being investigated and he fled to the us with his diplomatic passport, which is illegal, and it seems our government actually helped him with that, so it's a very hard time for our country. and he's a very close ally of the president, of course. and there are a lot of allegations circling that much of the fake news has come from people close to the president. yes, and you just mentioned the court ruling, that bolsonaro should wear a mask, and ijust wanted to point out first how absurd it is that we need a court ruling. this happened because the president has been attending antidemocratic protests pretty much every weekend for months now even though br

rips out the 125 year old statue and threw it into a harbor a black politician from the opposition labor party tweeted in support of the protesters. well i think that is utterly disgraceful and that speaks to the acts of disorder public disorder that actually you have now become a distraction from the cause in which people are actually actively protest in about and trying to empathize and sympathize with that is completely unacceptable act and that speaks to the vandalism again as we saw yesterday in london but sheer vandalism and disorder completely is unacceptable and it's right actually the police follow up on the sides and make sure that justice is taken undertaken with those individuals that are responsible for such this all to liam lawless behavior. u.k. prime minister abbas johnson also condemned violence during the protests but avoided directly addressing the toppling of the statue and tweet he said protests have been subverted by thuggery going on to say they've been betraying because they're promoting to serve and warned anyone responsible will be held to account. most people enterin