liberal democrats have warned ministers not to agree to a taxpayer liberal democrats have warned ministersn. we understand high—level meetings are underway this a ban on credit card search ages have been carried out last year there is a record a3,000 operations on rotting teeth of children carried out last year alone. more now on the future of the struggling construction company, carillion. so vince cable, the former business secretary, said the government should so vince cable, the former business secretary, said the government should not bail the company out. rudi klein is the chief executive of the special engineering contractors group. how typical of this company?m how typical of this company? it is u nfortu nate how typical of this company? it is unfortunate that a lot of the large how typical of this company? it is u nfortu nate how typical of this company? it is unfortunate that a lot of the large companies how typical of this company? it is unfortunate that a lot of the. it is a problem that affects all of the firms in the supply chains. it is a problem we have and with carillion i

the leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable, has warned the government not to agree to bailout construction company carillion with tax payers money. there are fears the firm, which has debts of £1.5 billion, could collapse after creditors rejected a possible rescue plan. carillion employs about 20,000 people in the uk and is one of the government's main contractors. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. this is liverpool's newest hospital under construction, it will be the biggest single—bed hospital in the uk and it's being built by carillion. now there's concern that projects like this could be affected if the company collapses. from prisons to hospitals, to schools and rail, carillion is responsible for some of the uk's largest infrastructure projects. should the government bail out the debt—laden company? i think what needs to happen in this case, the contracts have to be kept going, and supporting the supply chain and the tens of thousands of workers. that can be done by the government taking much of this in—house or re—tendering in other cases. the government can'

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to go to a group in a room full of liberal democrats about building awe wall knowing a group like that would leave that out. we had that discussion on your show. of course then he went to fox and said the president's views have evolved between the campaign and the office of the presidency. so that is just naturally something john kelly would know would enrage president trump. >> is president trump -- >> i believe he is doing it to push back because internally his pushback wasn't working. he has been really entitled to this. a great debate on immigration. and i think that it is a known fact that when people cannot convince president trump behind closed doors, they take their argument to television to try to convince him that way. >> but who took this story that there is a rift that the president is unhappy with john kelly to division, right? cnn is reporting in the last 24 hours on the front page of the "new york times" and the "washington post", someone wants to get the story out that there is a problem here. >> the chronology of who benefits from it, put that aside for this reason. if

it is indeed the case that on almost any objective basis, the liberal democrats are overrepresented, the debate. the noble lord lord newby, when he spoke on behalf of the lib dems, recognised that their numbers would have to come down under the proposals of the burns report. whether one could expect the lib dems to unilaterally cut their numbers without anybody else doing anything at all would be to exhibit a generosity for which the liberal democrats are not well— known. the ever—understated lord young. well, during the course of the week there were many words of congratulation for the various ministers who moved or gained jobs in the reshuffle. but one of the main talking points was the erroneous and then hastily deleted tweet from conservative central office that chris grayling had been made chairman of the party. the shadow transport secretary felt it important to mark mr grayling's achievement. also, i want to congratulate the secretary of state for his superb stewardship of the conservative party. there has never been a fine record. no elections were lost, no major scandals, an

the liberal democrats are urging the government not to bailout the company.isis amongst children in england. a record 43,000 operations to remove rotting teeth were carried out last year. supporters of south africa's governing party, the african national congress, have gathered to hear cyril ramaphosa give his first major speech since being elected as leader of the party. the south african deputy president, who was voted as leader last month, has called for unity in the party to bring about social change. mr ramaphosa began his speech in the last hour, and said the party's new leadership will be dedicated to equality and democracy for south africa. we take this opportunity to reaffirm the anc‘s commitment to the values and the principles to which so many of our legends dedicated their lives. 0ur organisation belongs to you, the people of south africa. the anc is the parliament of the people of south africa and it is our duty as members of the anc to safeguard and nurture this heritage that we were given by our forebears. the core ideal, that is the reason for

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it's called the liberated democratic caucus. that's who i am. a liberated democrat. that means that i cannot only speak truth to power, i can speak about power. tonight the truth is we have a country in crisis. stock marketsre up, yes. jobs, yes. people are employed. something to be said about the types of jobs and minimum wage. but for this soliloquy, let's just say people are employed. but these things are not what make a country great. the greatness of a country is not measured by how we treat people who live in the suites of life. the greatness of a country is measured by how you treat people who live in the streets of life. and those who live in the streets of life are the ones who have to cope with bigotries that many of us never see. and many don't understand. , so mr. speaker, i'm grateful to have -- so, mr. speaker, i'm grateful to have had this moment and time to talk about the time that we will share tomorrow. it will take place. i do look forward to having the opportunity to stand in the well again of the congress of the united states of america. it is a

she will be able to unite the country because she definitely was a thrill and energize the liberal democratic base she might be able to get the support of some independents but generally i think we would have a similar situation to the one we have right now one part of the country thrilled and the other parts of the country in this may just with reversed roles i'm not quite sure if she is really the right person to unite the country maybe a more experienced a moderate politician might be better but then again what do i know i'm not even american so my vote doesn't count yeah we're not boring and we've had the insights is a good way is a good way to look at this too will have to see what happens as we move closer to twenty twenty that's for sure our correspondent in washington tonight christopher numb our thank you. well the man suspected of orchestrating a bomb attack on the team bus in april west year has confessed his guilt in court three devices were detonated in the incident which injured defender. the suspect is charged with twenty eight counts of attempted murder he has admitted respons

presented a new face this year grew dean and is their candidate however the candidates from the liberal democratic party and the more liberal leaning yabloko party vladimir zhirinovsky and grigory yavlinsky are the same as in previous elections. the u.s. now the debate over what to do with the children of illegal immigrants who grew up in the country known as dreamers where the debate is heating up an article in the new york times has triggered a backlash for proposing a compromise between liberals on the trumpet ministration over the issue the author of the piece suggested that trump's senior policy adviser stephen miller should be included in the gauche oceans about immigration as he represents the views of a wide spectrum of society miller is an advocate of increased restrictions on immigration the idea prompted people to take to twitter to brown the new york times a white supremacist paper this is a town i am a sahm to normalise this regime grabs politicians fascism and nazis is insane and must be stopped still furious at the new york times for normalising white supremacist steven miller new y

having to move out of their areas to the south either to join till alabama because a radical liberal got this democrat and the liberal media got this media were not spose the negative impact that open board is having on black people and i realize now is included godless john lewis and the wicked witch from the west my city water but the liberals don't care about but people they only want their vote and that's why they want the wall down they don't want to wall there because these illegals are coming in and they are given illegals free stuff and the same manner that they have done to blacks for the last fifty years or so and so i know this is that you're making someone a summer grow that general de shraddha party. they hear about they want more about ok people at all ron so let me go to ron here and you know people voted for the president because he want to he will put a big beautiful wall up ok you see c.n.n. and all of the little cry and oh we're so her. well no. let me go to. jesse i need the equal time i need equal time for everyone here ron ok all right let's take the wall as an example here depen

welcome back with me now is broadcaster and former liberal democrat member of parliament member to pick lembit before we go on to your real newspaper stories i noticed a lot of interest in this country about the diana story in the daily mirror saying british police told me princess diana was murdered death quest driver's dad claims on was collateral damage implored what do you make of all that you see the documentary it continues to be the conspiracy theory of the day it's been going on for twenty years now frankly somebody saying i was told that princess diana was murdered isn't really proof is it i mean ok maybe maybe she was maybe she wasn't but on the balance of evidence is that the main thing you got to talk about she died it was tragic the princes of chad their hearts which is far more interesting let's get on with the news this is from global research yes global star says u.s. has budgeted forty nine million dollars for venezuelan right wing since two thousand and nine it's not that much nicer here in the country club area of caracas maybe maybe where you come from and i think it

. >> i was happy to join my honorable friend and hear from people about the issues of liberal democrat services particularly around the rubbish bins in her household. they are trying -- a democrat member of parliament, he is absolutely right, the evidence is that conservatives deliver better services. what we are talking about, only lasts week the fire minister announced labor policy on every typical home by 320 pounds. people should know that a vote for labor is a vote to pay more. >> thank you, mister speaker. can the prime minister tell the house what advice she had on the impact of the uk economy for leaving the eu single market and when she requested any such advice? >> i have to say to the honorable gentlemen as we go through brexit negotiations we are looking at the impact of decisions that are taken on our economy. what we want to ensure is we maintain good access, comprehensive free-trade agreement with the european union while also leaving the european union we will be able to ensure we get good free-trade agreements with other parts of the world. >> 19 months after the eu re

a new face this year pavel could have been in as their candidate however the cards from the liberal democratic party and the more liberal leaning yabloko party vladimir zhirinovsky and gregory yavlinsky they are the same as in previous elections. to the u.s. now where the debate over what to do with children of illegal immigrants who grew up in the country continues are those kids known as dreamers an article in the new york times has triggered a backlash for proposing a compromise between liberals and the trumpet ministration on the issue the author of the piece suggested that trump's senior policy adviser stephen miller should be included in negotiations about immigration as he represents the views of a wide spectrum of society is an advocate of increased restrictions on legal immigration the idea prompted people to take to twitter to brother new york times a white supremacist paper. this is a town but i am a sahm to normalise this regime groups politicians fascism and nazis is insane and must be stopped still furious at the new york times for normalising white supremacist steven miller new

she's a popular, well known liberal democrat from a liberal democratic state. she stands an easy chance for election, one would think, especially given the current political climate. her situation is good. doug jones probably can't get relected. he's got the wrong jersey on in alabama. doug jones could be a guy who might end up on somebody's presidential ticket in 2020. doug jones could be a guy who, working with joe manchin, heidi hidecamp and other moderate democrats shove the democratic caucus in the senate in a new direction. more of a centrist push. he could still have an effect. >> dana: i want to ask you about orrin hatch. announced his retirement yesterday. now you have a race in utah. it's largely believed by many that mitt romney would try to throw his hat in the ring and that he would win. but listen to harry enson who tweeted this. i hope no one thinks steve bannon plays in utah. trump got slaughtered in utah's caucus. romney is more popular in utah than andy dalton in buffalo which apparently is some football reference that i should know. >> they m

the liberal democrats were in power, which could have easily happened. they represented a significant force at the time. what the events are, we don't know, but it is a live program really for several years in american politics. however, and this is one of the problems with the kerner report is that it is proposing many programs, but it is tied to the riots. so you know you get the king , riots of but after that, they 1968, die down. so that seems to take away the urgency of the report. other people say we don't need this massive investment because people aren't rioting anymore. and on the other side, it opens up the conservatives to make the point, well, you are just calling for this as, like you , are being ransomed by the rioters in effect to spend this money, which in fact, the commission would not have been -- if it had not been for the rioters in the first place. i think that is part of the long-term politics of it. the report was so tied to those specific events that don't really persist in the same massive way past 1968. >> at the most basic leve

cademic the rejected by johnson, the out a program that defined the liberal wing of the democratic party for several years. running in the 1968 primary, kennedy called for the reports to be implemented insisting the crisis in our cities and ghettos have been met with too little, too late. fred harris, one of the people on the commission, who later runs and has presidential ambitions as well and is running on his part in the kerner commission. liberalism,rands of notably those that saw the issue as poverty and inequality, and those who saw it as white racism. i will focus on the difference between the final report and a third liberalism. this is the draft of the harvest of american racism written by the social science division. i'm delighted that we have robert shellow, who headed that division. if i say anything wrong, he can correct me. it is a remarkable report. you should look for it. not justinterest historically, but of significant interest to many issues that we are discussing today. this report, which led to the firing of the entire division of the social science division, had a k

these new states to and into the european union build a market of a communist economy build the liberal democratic. of communist states the how your difficulty was in this circle and not in the fruits to on. precisely because of this reason creating an independent judiciary i can tell you the this is times difficult old in with renewed or now there are people commission is now a century in poland for misbehaving in poland essentially a response by saying that it's not your business and i think that touches on the subject you often talk about reaches the supreme mystery of national or versus the primacy of regulations i suspect that your heart will prevent the european commission but do you see any merit in the polish argument that they should be allowed some space of making their own decisions and some space to develop democracy the way they seem necessary and well there are limits of course. in. the huge construction like the european union should be not eliminated but absorb the some. but he has returned having said so there are limits so all of us all of us ever except that we respect the rule

in two thousand and ten the labor party rallies the opposition the coalition made of liberal democrats conservatives led by david cameron take charge of the country very rapidly the debate over jewish and fees arises on the political scene again this time the government intends to authorize tuition fees up to nine thousand pounds yearly all the while reducing the portion of public funding and it catered to universities this new reform violently divides both members of parliament and public opinion that have been very difficult choices to make we have opted for a such a policy is that provides a strong base for university funding which makes a major contribution to reducing the deficit and introducing a significantly more progressive system of graduate paper and stuff we inherited and i'm proud to put forward that magic to this. order. to know that. there is nothing a bank that tiny benefit to the lowest income graduates that justifies doubling or tripling the debt of the vast majority of right isn't it credible that the party opposite who actually introduced the principle of graduates

the issue was raised in the house of lords by a liberal democrat who chairs a lords committee on financialper, telling the financial services senator. what it should implement and plan for when the transition period is over. this is an industry that, more than 1 million jobs are at stake, and has huge strategic importance for the united kingdom. but none of the long promised financial service sectors. replying the minister quoted the minister in the commons. we shall continue to review it, and we will set it out as appropriate. and as we continue to be. it is over a year since they reported on the financial services and brexit are produced. we have no clear view of what the government thinks, if it had to does not know? that it dare not tell? or is it reallyjust not up to the task? if you did not come from the benches opposite, where the labour parties position can only be described as, let me just reminded the lady ——shambolic. let me just remind the lady precisely what has been happening. there has been an extensive, she knows that we are seeking a good trade agreement between the uk and

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you are a respected politician and previous liberal democrat leader.or the reasons he said. iju5t wonder, given what you are hearing about the language he's accused of using, where are you on him coming to the uk and, has anything changed ? on him coming to the uk and, has anything changed? well, i gave it from the outset that when he went round endorsing raci5t movements and made the appalling comments about the neo—nazi organisation in britain that he wasn't welcome here. the fa ct that he wasn't welcome here. the fact he's pulled out i think was a great source of relief because, had he come here, there would have been big demonstrations, a lot of awkwardness with government, so i think he's done everybody a big favour by pulling out of the visit. the state visit? indeed that, is the whole point. the whole idea that her majesty the queen should be tied up with a ceremonial visit with trump was just so embarra55ing that i think the it's fun nat that it would now appear to have been withdrawn and dropped and that's where it should stay. the state visit

a former liberal democrat leader seemed far from impressed by the leadership of the latest occupant ofite house. now it pains me to say, under president trump, the most powerful of our number thinks that standing together is less important than going it alone. that the application of leadership and responsibility is preferable to getting engaged in the international space. that collective action takes second place to america first. these are radically changed circumstances, our relationship with the united states in entirely new ways. it is still special, in that we share many core values, but it is quite different to the relationships of the past. america is a partner in the new age, but it is not our boss. we do not need to be and must not become its obedient poodle, let alone its guard dog. one labour peer felt donald trump had actually done something valuable. when he attacks diplomacy and slashes the budget of the american foreign service and the un, we can see that this complex and dangerous world needs diplomacy. he may not realise it and he may never have intended it but donald

and is that candidate however the candidate is from the liberal democratic party and the more liberal leaning yabloko party to measure and grigori out linsky all the same as in previous elections. when they were don t. we love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories though do get in touch by following goes on facebook and on twitter about going about thirty minutes of all the latest headlines i'll see them. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round. we can all middle of the room. pay everybody i'm stephen barbee. hollywood guy. out american i'm just george bush and r.v. this is my buddy max bemis financial guru just a little bit different. going to try not to run your windows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm rude have fun every day americans. and the store to bridge the gap this is the great american. experiment. this is cool and bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. and bart chilton. we are back in the saddle again here in d.c. and it is a busy week ahead president from stat

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remember the plastic bag tax, the liberal democrats take the credit for that, they say it was their idea done it without them, what will the tories now do about that when it comes to first—time use plastic. michael gove saying it was an idea thatis michael gove saying it was an idea that is being considered and how will that go down with his own party? the idea of more regulation, forcing companies to do something, which is often the only way they do decide to act and make a difference, thatis decide to act and make a difference, that is not always popular among conservatives. will be interesting to see whether michael gove and the prime minister and their own mps feel they are willing to go down that road if the voluntary action does not happen. they see this as an opportunity, notjust does not happen. they see this as an opportunity, not just to does not happen. they see this as an opportunity, notjust to get does not happen. they see this as an opportunity, not just to get voters onto their side but to talk about something different, something other than brexit, and saying they are be

but these concessions on chain migration should make conservatives very happy and i think liberal democratsthey are upset about it. this is interesting, he got a last-minute blowback from immigration talks, including his aide, stephen miller, that is now playing the steven bannon role as well as senator cotton who is pushing for restrictions on legal immigration. look, that was, i thought, a conservative compromise. it solved the dreamer thing but also gave a lot on legal immigration, new restrictions, new reforms that democrats on the way left are not going to be happy with, even steny said it was a friendly compromise. >> go ahead, chris. >> what's amazing here, let's assume -- let's assume -- i'm somewhat skeptical, but let's assume they get something to avert a government shutdown. amy and i are going to be here in a -- a.b. and i will be here in a month's time. the dynamic remains the same. at some point democrat also have to decide if they can't cut a deal on daca, are they willing to withhold enough votes to keep too close to the government and that republicans can't get enough from

the liberal democrat leader, sir vince cable, has said the government should not bail out the constructionon, after fears it's close to collapse. the group employs about 20—thousand people in the uk and is one of the government's key contractors. it's run up £1.5 billion of debt, and is discussing a rescue plan with investors. sir vince said that taxpayers should not foot the bill. it has 43,000 employees, 20,000 in the uk and many more who work as subcontractors so a massive industry that has taken on a large amount of contracts. it has been losing money because of bad decisions made in the middle east and now the government has a very big dilemma. a cannot allow the whole of the supply chain to collapse and it cannot allow these contracts to be unfulfilled, but at the same time it cannot possibly just bail out but at the same time it cannot possiblyjust bail out the company because then you have a position where the private sector is allowed to privatise profits but then the government nationalises the losses, the problem we have with the banks, so the problem we have with the banks, so