it is the labor party mr. speaker, his labor counsel that puts up taxings across country that is the way they'll behaves and it is priewngt fiscal management by this government that we've been able to fight this pandemic in the way that we have. yeah. >> talk about tax rises? they should because this matters counsel up and down country forced to decide now whether to put counsel tax up that's the $2 billion rise on families. i'm not bringing counsel. they've been starved to funding for a decade labor and conservative counsel are in same position might want to concentrate on his own constituency his own counsel. voting to increase tax counsel by 4.8%. just a prime minister think they're right to do that? prime minister -- >> the counsel and come with most conservative counsel has been running lower taxes lower counsel taxes than labor up and down, up and down. he's completely >> him top ten highest tax counsel in this country are run by the labor party. and they are all going to -- they're all going to put their

it is the labor party, mr. speaker. his labor council in camden that puts up taxes. it's thanks to prudent fiscal management that we've been able to fight this pandemic in the way that we have. >> he wants to talk about tax rises? he should. this matters. councils up and down the country are deciding now whether to put the tax up. i'm not not blaming councils. they've been starved of funding for a decade. labor and conservative councils are in the same position. for example, the prime minister might want to concentrate on his own constituency, his own council, they are voting to increase council tax by 4.8%. does the prime minister think that they're right to do that? >> mr. speaker, the council has been running lower taxes, lower council taxes in labor up and down -- he's completely wrong, mr. speaker. i'm going to correct him. the top ten highest taxing councils in this country are run by the labor party. and they are all going to put their taxes up, mr. speaker, except for one in those top ten, which is burnly, which is in no overall control, mr. speaker. and he t

this is a shame that lawlessness the leader the labor party has against office has jeremy corbin's behavior has been unacceptable which is wake up take the parliamentary whip in in parliament but his shadow foreign secretary says just condemning israeli atrocities is anti semitic he's just appointed that's a couple in with an advisor do you know anything about the 200 unit or is the israeli intelligence and why do you think the british labor party has offered a job to a former worker that. well look there was also a big scandal and answers in that exposed the interference. this is a and b. c. and s. and intelligence people and and political decision making and they you can't do that and then they say they have a point somebody who has been and the israeli intelligence and who's responsible for someone if it isn't to be an advisor this is after bad not just being on the defensive this is an accounting to create and forge a new reality. in order to avoid any charges and this and it's starting about allostatic well as to who are on wrong official circles that i'm on some of that is going on pu

political pressure should come to play i mean you have the labor party. the leader the labor party and their spokesman person on the right into. this should be happening we should. politicize asian media regulation and as you say it's great to be able to put on you you want to watch r.t. is a russian news perspective or on the b.b.c. c.n.n. well. you have a chinese. loss now we used to have an iranian perspective yeah very recent media that's amore though she has many channels as we can possibly have. a proper view all you know different countries from different perspectives that surely what a democratic. media landscape looks like and worry about of call and and how it operates and the pressures that are put on to a. new really good you're going to have to leave it at that was a u.k. based journalist speaking to us from oxford i think i'm guessing thanks. still to come here not a us mainstream media is in chaos facing promising ratings at the moment and also accusations of bias we'll have the details on that plus of the stories just after this break. so

send their own children out to work and so you get this intergenerational cycle of poverty child labor party child labor and that impacts collectively as a society as a country that greatly hampers economic growth and development and that then poverty under-development those are both major contributing factors to all kinds of other problems like violence conflict radicalization extremism. illegal traffic illegal migration and human trafficking and those are consequences for everyone but i think you know that the point i really want to stress is that you know we need to address people in developed world need to address this problem not just because down the road it will come back to hit us here because we have a moral responsibility to do so these are children children have the right to you know a future to be secure and safe and have opportunities and we all need to support them in doing that and as you pointed out there the longer term effects are even longer than one would expect if it was thank you very much for joining us today thank you for having me now is that part of the show with er

send their own children out to work and so you get this intergenerational cycle of poverty child labor party child labor and that impacts collectively as a society as a country that greatly hampers economic growth and development and that then poverty under-development those are both major contributor factors to all kinds of other problems like violence conflict radicalization extremism. illegal traffic illegal migration and human trafficking and those are consequences for everyone but i think you know that the point i really want to stress is that you know we need to address people in developed world need to address this problem not just because down the road it will come back to hit us here because we have a moral responsibility to do so these are children children have the right to you know a future to be secure and safe and have opportunities and we all need to support them in doing that and as you pointed out there the longer term effects are even longer than one would expect if it tastes thank you very much for joining us today thank you for having me now it's a part of the show went v

you're watching another lockdown edition of going underground 155 years to the day the british labor party was named today the party's new leader secure starmer is said to be deploying national identity politics flags and patriotism to help is failing poll numbers in part to i'll be talking to dr james trafford about how britain's brutal imperial empire lives on through british culture values and sense of self but 1st the biggest vaccination program in world history is being rolled out around the world and boris johnson says britain is world leading or we had a britain much harder hit by coronavirus than all g 7 countries joining me now from oxford in england is senior research fellow at oxford university collective responsibility for infectious disease program dr alberto giuliani thanks so much alberto for coming on and i should ask 1st of all given that your an expert you've written about this before the pandemic how do you see the moral dimension to the current vaccine rollout here in britain. i think that this government is story in india specific is that it's mission a good job and i

who then send their own children out to work and so you get this intergenerational cycle to child labor party child labor and that impacts collectively as a society as a country that greatly hampers economic growth and development and that then poverty under development those are both major contributing factors to all kinds of other problems like violence conflicts radicalization extremism. illegal traffic illegal migration and human trafficking and those are consequences for everyone but i think you know that the point i really want to stress is that you know we need to address people in developed world need to address this problem not just because down the road it will come back to hit us here because we have a moral responsibility to do so these are children children have the right to you know a future to be secure and safe and have opportunities and we all need to support them in doing that and as you pointed out that the longer term effects are even longer than one would expect if it tastes thank you very much for joining us today thank you for having me now is that part of the show with

welcome back today marks 115 years since care hardy's british labor party was formally named in the run by knighted kier starmer but the patriotic divide in hardy's opposition to world war one seemingly lives on after leaked internal strategy documents recommend labor embracing flags the military and dressing up smartly at war memorials the game of national identity politics and union flag known by some as the butcher's apron are explored in dr james trafford's new book the empire at home internal colonies and the end of britain he joins me now from london james welcome to going underground what a what a week for me to be talking to your business in the past few days the labor leader he has a guest star of being told by focus groups are wrapping himself in the flag and the entire country has been mourning the loss of an iconic coronavirus figure captain tom a veteran of cologne your warren in miran more. you say that the union flag is redolent of cologne your violence just intrinsically went when one sees the flag which makes it all more ironic perhaps that we're seeing the flag again a

said that the scheme would be coming in and many people are asking why the delay the opposition labor party have accused the government of risking lives with its failure to act more quickly pointing out that the announcement came 50 days after the south african variant of the virus was 1st known about the government of course saying that these measures are necessary because of new variants many of the countries on the list of 33 the so-called red list are in south america and southern africa let's not forget that there was a variant also from brazil that's worrying scientists here possibly more easily transmitted and more resistant to. vaccines which the government has been so doing so well on so there's a big challenge we don't know exactly how many rooms will be available arrivals by u.k. residents from those countries well they'll have to stay in a hotel for 10 days at their own cost around $110.00 per night that will be mandatory but many people are saying we shouldn't be all right was the government saying that that would be unfeasible and it would unfairly hit people from low risk cou

his nephew on the day of the founding of the british labor party here feel the joy you know he got on social media and there was an interview by surprised refugee because i don't like want to turn the patients or. anyone else so this seems wrong. but i don't really just don't hold. to the world yet to see pal it's just a consequence of. it against me because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the showdown brussels pressure is reluctant members to open up their borders to get the block back on the move but 6 key states say they're staying shot. across the atlantic half a 1000000 american covert deaths and counting yet no mass vaccination in sight but despite the morbid milestone president biden escapes the criticism previously leveled at donald trump's handling of the crisis. and we hear from a canadian man who received hundreds of death threats and felt forced to move across the country after testing positive for coping.

come clean with his campaign bus but yet the budget towards advertisement has gone up from the labor party has gone up for city con in this period and see most of the current posters we've got guys of cold feet and restrictions but yes a member of the london mayor of london he has a snap chat campaign going on a whole lot in a house this guy is not using i'm hearing is people trying to find out the information about being in the e.u. and what their rights are he's not using that as an advocacy for his now or even pushing it along that may initiate for him so so all of this amounts to unfair elections and democratic elections and that's why i came into this to do to make it fair oh i'm going to always point out to people you know being rude does a ruse going on and the rules are no wonder also not say and not a plain day judy will play day and expose the that's what i'm here to do so are you saying is that you're not the only candidate who had trouble i mean see come out of his league deny that he's been part of any sort of malfeasance when it comes to election draws about your manifesto wh

saturday to speak the us president james kay's nephew on the day of the founding of the british labor party until they join the underground of social media and there was an interview by some radical from eugene because of the like want to turn the oceans on. article of faith russian liberals did not like one of your up until now russian liberals have been chanted with the western so-called western values western ideological locus it is changing its focus of disparages tradition patriotism the family and even logic for russian liberals this appears to be going too far are russian liberals falling out of love with the last. 100 make no certainly no borders and islam to nationalities. as a march we don't come with the we don't look like seeing the whole world needs to be . people. judging. 2 coming a crisis to see the sentenced times we can do better we should. everyone is contributing each in our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges create the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it t

his nephew on the day of the founding of the british labor party to feel the joy you know he got of social media and there was an interview by surprise as well from eugene because of the like want to turn the patients on. in the headlines this wednesday astra zeneca has covert jabs like and he used in europe as people refuse vaccination of effort to see concerns at the same time as the world health organization points to drastic shortages in poor an agent. half a 1000000 american victims and counting yet no one. mass vaccination in sight and despite no real pandemic policy switch sides president nonetheless u.s. media seem to love joe biden's little changed approach. and. russia slams the u.s. for undermining free trade and fair competition after washington boasts about european companies pulling out of the nord stream to gas pipeline project in the face of american sanctions.

saturday to speak the us president jalal kay's nephew on the day of the founding of the british labor party until they join the underground of social media and there was an interview by surprise refugee because of the like want to turn the nations on. it's been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime but old wounds still haven't healed. and there's. me from a girl do you are me go feed a market economy or go to me on the bus at us as mean older than us and i think ultimately you know thousands of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption that only was the feast or my own role as a fellow mentor to this day mothers still search for grown children while adults look in hope for their birth parents. join me every 1st day on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to get off of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you there. the energy of the avalanche is stored on the side of the mountain. when all needs is one snowflake to release that catastrophic energy so here you. energy of hyperinflation is already stored in the syst

said that the scheme would be coming in and many people are asking why the delay the opposition labor party have accused the government of risking lives with its failure to act more quickly pointing out that the announcement came 50 days after the south african variant of the virus was 1st known about the government of course saying that these measures are necessary because of new variants many of the countries on the list of 33 the so-called red list are in south america and southern africa. and we're taking you live to washington there you can see the man we've been waiting for now running slightly behind shuttle the incoming u.s. president joe biden of course is inauguration a little earlier this year end of january specifically we're hearing we're waiting to hear about his $1.00 trillion us dollars stimulus package for the u.s. economy let's listen we had it on just $6000.00 private sector jobs in the country last month overall we added 49000 jobs. and this at a time when we have more than 10000000 people out of work 4000000 people have been out of work for 6 months or longer and 250000

the british labor party invited members of the ira into the house of commons were receptions saying,ng the car bombs. >> mark: tea and cakes in the house of commons. thank you for that. phelan has a fabulous play constructed entirely from the fbi text of peter strzok and lisa page bid if hollywood wasn't full of idiots, warner bros. or paramount would be making that into a blockbuster movie to get us through the next three years locked out. thank you very much, terrific to see you. as i was in just a few minutes ago, plato and aristotle -- the rigors of greek and latin. "the new york times" piece says all of that stuff, the classics, is racist. we found a bona fide bona fide classicist, he's going to respond to that up next on fox news prime time. ♪ ♪ ne of them. cvs simpledose presorts your prescriptions into packets, so you know what to take when. delivered at no cost. is this clean? visit cvs.com. at t-mobile, we have a plan built just for customers 55 and up. saving 50% vs. other carriers is this clean? with 2 unlimited lines for less than $30 each. call 1-800-t-mobile or go to t

said that the scheme would be coming in and many people are asking why the delay the opposition labor party have accused the government of risking lives with its failure to act more quickly pointing out that the announcement came 50 days after the south african variant of the virus was 1st known about the government of course saying that these measures are necessary because of new variants many. of the countries on the list of 33 the so-called red list are in south america and southern africa let's not forget that there was a variance also from brazil that's worrying scientists here possibly more easily transmitted and more resistant to vaccines which the government has been so doing so well on so there's a big challenge we don't know exactly how many rooms will be available arrivals by u.k. residents from those countries where they'll have to stay in a hotel for 10 days at their own cost around $110.00 per night that will be mandatory but many people are saying we shouldn't be all right was the government saying that that would be unfeasible and it would unfairly hit people from low risk c

government is defending its approach saying it needs to get things right from the start the opposition labor party says the start should have come much earlier they're saying that $21000.00 people are still arriving in the country per day with an inadequate quarantine system due to what they call government incompetence and they're pointing out that the south african variant was known about 50. he days ago but it's only just now that this team is actually being put in place and for anyone nadine who has to go through this process it will be quite a weird experience because we understand that the plans do include guards security type guards on hotel corridor orders you know you won't be able to step aside to go to the gym go for a run smoke a cigarette make phone calls or meet your friends once you're in that hotel bedroom that's where you are and that's where you stay. correct peter but that is a system which we have seen in place in many countries and in fact the u.k. government has been discussing how to run it with australia and new zealand a government minister here has said that hindsight is

vission labor party says it shouldn't be a substitute for an effective quarantine system they want all international arrivals put into a hotel for 10 days that's something the scottish government say they will introduce 19 thank you very much 19 but there reporting live from london mandatory testing of frozen food imports in china is being blamed for a backlog of container ships the chinese authorities say contaminated packaging is spreading the corona virus but the health authorities say the claims are baseless and it's costing suppliers millions of dollars sort of flock reports now from hong kong. this is a mandatory process in china all frozen seafood imports must be tested for the corona virus after it was found on food packaging in june last year but the regulations are causing congestion at ports and hundreds of container ships are held up in the north china i think somehow is more of a problem in most china less so in. the south quite a lot of a car goes what directed it to korea ports some of the. china they have no choice and then they get the shanghai and outbreak in the nort

the opposition labor party has accused the government of putting lives at risk risk with delays in their calling for all international arrivals to be under this scheme the government says that would be impractical and it's saying that that would risk lumping in travelers from low risk countries as well whatever the rights and wrongs of that argument so it's clear that the government is scrambling to convince the hotel industry to get on board it's understood they want up to 30000 rooms look good. will be hotels that are not be used for other customers right now they'll be at places like heathrow and the airports around the u.k. as well as some seaports so this is a major logistical challenge and it's not a moment too soon some people say. reporting from heathrow airport thank you 19. so yeah it does come to an issue about accountability in the british medical journal has published a scathing editorial on government responses to the 19 says the actions of some politicians amounts to quote premeditated and reckless indifference to human life the author calls for leaders to be held to accou

there are other aspects a few of the aspects that we might follow might include two minor parties labor party headed by former general benjamin butler and a prohibition party headed by the former governor of kansas man by the name of john p saint john. it's a wonderful religious name for a very evangelical party, uh these parties they could never carry a single state, but they could pull votes away from cleveland on one side or on blaine on the other so during the campaign very quietly ben butler's party. they could actually pull votes away from cleveland was being financed and subsidized by the blame forces to try to make sure that cleveland didn't get the votes he needed. and in fact, that was their big mistake because the party they really should have gone after was john p s a john's prohibition party because that was the one that drew entirely from republicans. and what actually happened was that the republicans ran out of money. they ran out of money. they couldn't pay for butler's campaign and also pay a big sum to john p. st. john to have him drop out of the race, which would have help

conservative party very worried about that a former attorney general has said that is disproportionate the labor party have said that this shouldn't be an alternative for an effective coronating system because they're calling for all arrivals into england to be put into one of those quarantine hotels people from countries outside the list can actually go home they have to say where they're going but then they can go where they want they're being told that they'll have to pay for 'd coverage 900 test on day 2 and day 8 of their quarantine labor says that's not going far enough for many commentators are saying that these stringent penalties will actually be applied it's hard to know where the truth lies but clearly the government is trying to send the message that they will get tough with anybody who doesn't comply with those rules and let's not forget that traveling abroad is banned from the u.k. for anyone except for essential journeys or people are going on holiday they hope that anyone who does arrive in the u.k. will know and comply with all those rules thank you very much in any of their reporting

they have to forced labor conventions party size wondering if he could. yan: china's past commitments. they have made any what you think about the eq investment environment. at the ban on forced labor. amelia: i don't think there's much evidence to believe that china will hold of the words. in the past, looking up chinese and u.s. agreements china has not held up their end of the agreement. for example in the early 90s, the u.s. government had a veranda of understanding with china which would essentially mean that china must not enforce labor or any kind of food labor. and give the u.s. ability to go and assess the prisons and make sure the not exporting these products but in reality, as we know, is kind of products are still entering our stores and our borders. the reality is a lot of times custom and border patrol is not allowed to go inspect these facilities . and the agreement they say they can. but i'm not confident in china will do anything differently this time of the e.u. yan: so the book, the ego and the isas has bands on forced labor. so these bi

. >> faced with this rejection of the program by the major parties, the alliance finally joined with the nation's leader -- leading laboron and other reform groups and created their own new party, the people's party. its supporters were soon dubbed populists. and populists embraced the legacy. by 1892, populists had hammered out a platform calling for sweeping reforms. populists demanded a national currency, safe, sound and flexible, issued by the general government. in other words, the greenback system which would take the country out the gold standard. they enforced a sub treasury plan. the platform called for a graduated income tax which would place more of the nation's tax burden on the wealthy. going a step beyond the idea of just regulating the railroads, populists called for government ownership of the roads, arguing that railroads were essentially public utilities, used and needed by all. likewise, they called for government ownership of the telephone and telegraph systems, which, by their nature, tended to be monopolistic. in herbs of curbing political corruption, they called for the direct election of u.s. sen

and pressure has been building the labor opposition parties accuse the government of risking lives with its delays in announcing and implementing this scheme they've said that it's 50 days since the new variant of coverage 19 emerged in south africa why is that relevant not because the government says that they're acting in the face of new variants and saying it's important that they take the necessary steps to protect people and save lives or have they really done it as quickly as they could do given that it's a week since we knew there was going to be a plan and right now hotels are still not clear as to whether or not they'll be involved how exactly it will work it's going to cost a lot of money for the government but of course it's also being questioned in terms of efficacy some people are saying that all arrivals into the u.k. should now go into quarantine the government says that that is not feasible it's not practical and they're concentrating on that red list so we've got 10 days for them to get it up and running 10 days for them to try to convince the public that this is going

union, the knights of labor, and other reform groups and created their own partye people's party. its supporters were soon dubbed populists. and populists embraced the label. by 1892, populists had hammered out a platform calling for sweeping reforms. populists demanded "a national currency," safe, sound, flexible, issued by the federal government. in other words, the greenback system, which would take the country off the gold standard. they forced a sub treasury plan. they called for a graduated income tax which would place more of the nation's tax burden on the wealthy. going a step beyond the idea of just regulating railroads, populists called for government ownership of the roads, arguing that railroads were essentially public utilities used and needed by all. likewise, they called for government ownership of the telephone and telegraph systems, which by their very nature tended to be monopolistic. in hopes of curbing political corruption, populists called for the direct election of u.s. senators by popular vote rather than being elected by state legislators a