in an old bailey trial, the married liberal party leader was accused but acquitted of masterminding at to kill his former lover, norman scott. he's the love of my life. don't be ridiculous! a current bbc drama starring hugh grant as thorpe, has renewed interest in the case. safe journey, peter and i wish you a happy life. and then i wish norman scott to be killed. but what is fiction and what is fact? this weekend, a new bbc documentary will make fresh revelations about thorpe. it's based on a panorama film made at the time of the trial in 1979, which has never been broadcast until now. it couldn't be shown because we had evidence ofjeremy thorpe‘s guilt. of course, he was found not guilty, so the documentary couldn't be shown and furthermore i was ordered to destroy it by the director—general of the bbc. i declined that offer, i kept it as a tape, i converted it to disc. my dog tried to eat the disc, but i still managed to save it and that's what's running tomorrow night. the documentary will look at the role of andrew newton, portrayed here in the bbc drama. he's the man who has adm

scott was an ex—lover of former liberal party leader, jeremy thorpe, at a time when homosexuality wasg, ambitious and powerful, was at the heart of one of the biggest political scandals of the 20th century. in an old bailey trial, the married liberal party leader was accused but acquitted of masterminding a plot to kill his former lover, norman scott. he was the love of my life. don't be ridiculous. a current bbc drama starring hugh grant as thorpe has renewed interest in the case. safe journey, peter, and i wish you a happy life. and then i wish norman scott to be killed. but what is fiction and what is fact? this weekend a new bbc documentary will make fresh revelations. it‘s based on a panorama film made at the time of the trial in 1979, which has never been broadcast until now. it couldn‘t be shown because we had evidence ofjeremy thorpe‘s guilt. and, of course, he was found not guilty. so the documentary couldn‘t be shown, and furthermore i was ordered to destroy it by the director—general of the bbc. i declined that offer. i kept it as a tape, i converted it to disc. my dog trie

the liberal party held an inquiry, but exonerated thorpe. issue just wouldn't die. it's alledged by 1974, some kind of action to silence scott was being planned. thorpe managed to divert £20,000 of a party donation to pay a friend to pay a man with a gun to shut scott up, the story goes. that culminated in the shooting of norman scott's dog in exmoor, but the gun jammed before scott himself could be shot. thereafter, more and more came into the public domain. david steel told thorpe to resign, afterfinding out about the diversion of party funds. thorpe‘s friend peter bessell went public with his story of the conspiracy. at the end of the decade, thorpe was on trial. although acquitted. he disappeared from public life after that, suffering from parkinson's. although he made a poignant appearance at the liberal democrat party conference in 1997. jeremy thorpe died in 2014. that was a very condensed version of the plot. but it is worth also saying that there is also an enduring suspicion that the authorities, or the establishment, tried to prot

scott was an ex—lover of former liberal party leader, jeremy thorpe, at a time when homosexuality washas been brought to life in the bbc one drama, a very english scandal, which concludes tomorrow evening. jon donnison reports. jeremy thorpe, charming, ambitious and powerful, was at the heart of one of the biggest political scandals of the 20th century. in an old bailey trialfor scandals of the 20th century. in an old bailey trial for married scandals of the 20th century. in an old bailey trialfor married liberal party leader was accused, but acquitted of masterminding a plot to kill his former lover norman scott. he was the love of my life. don't be ridiculous. a current bbc drama starring hugh grant asjeremy thorpe has renewed interest in the case.” wish you a happy life and then i wish you a happy life and then i wish mormons got to be killed. but what if —— what is fiction and what is fact with mike this week and a new bbc documentary will make fresh revelations. it's based on a panorama film made at the time of the trial in 1979 which has never been broadcast until now. it couldn

in an old bailey trial, the married liberal party leader was accused, but acquitted, of masterminding kill his former lover, norman scott. he was the love of my life. 0h, don't be ridiculous! a current bbc drama starring hugh grant as thorpe has renewed interest in the case. safe journey, peter, and i wish you a happy life. and then i wish norman scott to be killed. but what is fiction and what is fact? this weekend, a new bbc documentary will make fresh revelations about thorpe. it's based on a panorama film made at the time of the trial in 1979, which has never been broadcast until now. it couldn't be shown because we had evidence ofjeremy thorpe‘s guilt. and, of course, he was found not guilty. so the documentary couldn't be shown and, furthermore, i was ordered to destroy it by the director—general of the bbc. i declined that offer. i kept it as a tape. i converted it to disc. my dog tried to eat the disc but i still managed to save it, and that's what's running tomorrow night. the documentary will look at the role of andrew newton, portrayed here in the bbc drama. he's the man wh

and that he, andrew newton who shot rinka scott's dog and a member of the liberal party is conspirede first person hired as a hit man. he went down and lost his nerve and gave begun to andrew newton. he made a full confession to scotland yard detectives. that full confession was subsequently disappeared. in its place, meighan was invited to sign a more anodyne statement that happened not to mention jeremy thorpe more anodyne statement that happened not to mentionjeremy thorpe or the fa ct not to mentionjeremy thorpe or the fact that he had gone down to kill norman. meighan was anxious to sign it. as a result of my revelation on that, went police were invited to conduct an investigation into these allegations. the investigation lasted a year and i'm afraid it's been a bit ineffectual, because they said we can't proceed with this because andrew newton, the third member, is dead. sadly they've now had to revise their opinion because they don't think he is dead. the revelation itself therefore is not just that andrew newton may well be alive but more importantly that that was the thing t

so much remains unexplained it would be smart just as we and the liberal party have called for to have a commission of inquiry investigate. a commission of inquiry would be seen as damaging for the chancellor and there's still not enough support in parliament to subject her to one. and with that you're up to date now on. so much for watching and don't forget you can always get the very latest on our website and if that dot com you can follow us also on social media up to see you again soon have a great day. global inequality. inequality. well. known to the media. joining. us.

so much remains unexplained it would be smart just as we and the liberal party have called for to have a commission of inquiry investigate. a commission of inquiry would be seen as damaging for the chancellor and this still not enough support in parliament to subject it to one. as the german national team prepares to defend its world cup title in russia the final twenty three man squad has been announced and mackinnon from give you sports is here to tell us who's in who's x. and i think we have to start first with the x. things because this is actually a pretty big surprise here a pretty well known forward for the team. is a very well known forward especially also in england where he is the premier league young player of the year playing for the best team in the premier league manchester city leroy sunday is not going to russia and that's a big big surprise for all involved i'd have to say. of the coach of the german team suggested that that was a big big decision between he and yulian brandt who lives had played very very well in the confort cup the confederations cup from last year t

what you're seeing when the entire province of ontario goes to the other side and wipes out the liberal party in ontario and then they're going to be wiping out the socialist party in alberta, i'm loving the new direction of canada i'm going to bet, putting a third, a third, a third. mosttfolio managers that are running international mandates or sovereigns give 3% to canada i had zero until this week now i'm at 1%. if albertas to the right and kennedy is the name of the guy running the show there for that election, then i put another peent. if trudeau gets wipeout, which dwling there's a 50/50 chance,m% it's all going to happen in e next three months. >> maybe o'leary will be involved in that who knows? we don't know yet, right you'll make the announcement here, i'm sure, right? >> i'm -- listen, i'm waving the canadian flag. going long the dollar and 60 large cap canadian companies i think the place has been washed out i think it's over. i think the downside is over >> maybe it's a good opportunity to use what kevin is saying and doing to talk u.s. versus whether it's canada or europe, asia,

large support from small opposition parties he still likely to face some major challenges the liberal party a sea of the down losses one they've been calling for another election they seem to be the only major party backing the ousted prime minister sanchez we'll also have the issue of cattle and independents in the separatist push in the region since last year's referendum we spoke to mark up a son who's a politics professor who believes that the situation in madrid could play into the hands of catalonia well this is this this government will be you another minority government. so it will be like the other one of the leaders their own church has no more than eighty four out of three hundred fifty so this is this is going to be trying to trick you know the important thing for the cat loans or lose that they are part of this oil issue that ousted whole and right whole i was the major enemy of this want so this is really for far plea if you play the right a strategy would be helpful for shuttle arms independence. a huge migrant resettlement programs underway in the french capital with some ne

receiving large support from smaller opposition parties he's still likely to face major challenges the liberal party citizen's is one they've been calling for another election and seem to be the only major party backing the prime minister while sanchez will also of course have to deal with that issue of catalan independence and the separatists in the region since last year's referendum we've been getting lots of reaction to this one through key ruga is one of those who've spoken to a spanish history lecturer he believes the catalans could take advantage. the jews have eighty five m. peers there's a very very. small number of. parliaments and that does a limitation in itself so it is going to be a very very limited government in that respect there's no doubt the issue in catalonia is going to be the one of the hot potato spanish politics in the coming years and for this government as well centive been saying that he's happy to thailand and have a conversation with the new council and president but on the other hand he said that he was going to have that conversation within the framework within the re

seventy's and the public have just come to appreciate this extraordinary story of the head of the liberal party ordering the death of one of his novels by an incompetent who killed the dog rinker really threw me was and is skate but i thought it was try it i was there at the trial and the one legacy when a juror actually spoke and said how they wanted to convict to be incompetence of the prosecution and the bias of the judge was all in favor of the establishment judge gave a complete. biased summing up they felt they couldn't and the new statesman published this and it was prosecuted i defended it but we were interviewing a juror but then parliament made a law against it jurors now are sworn to secrecy and you can't reveal their secrets a bit europe even if the jury. to decide whether guilt or innocence and tweeting yes you can you can't reveal it and how does that relate to the julian as a case where it was a superiors one of the establishment covers cover ups that happened in britain in the seventy's and it doesn't relate directly to the julian assange case other than julian assange has. expo

has so much remains unexplained it would be smart just as we and the liberal party have called for to have a commission of inquiry investigate. a commission of inquiry would be seen as damaging for the chancellor and there's still not enough support in parliament to subject it to one. and with that you're up to date now and i'm sorry kelly in berlin thanks for. the. global inequality. inequality you mean. well. known to the media. and have your. every journey begins with the first step and everyone reaches the first word in the . cohesive germany. why not tell the truth. it's simple online of their own free. stuff. using course. made easy. shift living in the digital age today a rural internet sensation and artsy up and what to do against filter bubbles. put first. emotional decoding. artificial intelligence can analyze people's facial expressions to understand their emotions. a lucrative business in the advertising industry and for you to view in a science fiction movie minority report personalized advertising tailored to suit people's moods is everywhere. if you get a motel welcome

large support from smaller opposition parties he is still likely to face some major challenges the liberal party down also as one they've been calling for yet another election they seem to be the only major party backing the ousted prime minister or sanchez will also have to deal of course with the issue of catalan independence or separatist push in the region since last year's referendum i talked to a one hundred spanish history electorate who believes that the catalans could seize an opportunity here they just have eighty five m. peers there's a very very. small number of. parliaments and that does a limitation in itself so it is going to be a very very limited government in that respect there's no doubt that the issue in catalonia is going to be one of the hot potato spanish politics in the coming years and for this government as well centive been saying that he is happy to have a conversation with the new cats on precedent but on the other hand he said that he was going to have that conversation within the framework within the re arm of the spanish constitution so it's an opportunity for dep

smaller opposition parties seems he's still likely to face some major challenges him self the liberal party is one where they've already been calling for another election lending their support to the ousted prime minister again sanchez also has to deal with the issue of catalan independence too of course that hasn't gone away just hours after he took office a separatist government was sworn in in current alone year after months of direct rule by madrid the new catalan leader kim toler gave a speech phone to push for the region's independence from spain tara replaces carlos pushed him on who fled the country after last year's referendum and is wanted now on charges of rebellion still we heard from a catalan independence activist who says the region now really needs dialogue with madrid not confrontation. i think that now it's not there it's not there. to meet another referendum referendum it was done. more than two million people was coming and we must not for results and. it's also possible maybe on a second stage or day zero but not now i think that mr doyle must use consideration and must

large support from smaller opposition parties he's still likely to face a major challenge is the liberal party as one they've already been calling for another election lending their support to the ousted prime minister sanchez also has to deal with the issue of cattle and. two talking which just after he took office a separatist government was sworn in in catalonia after months of direct rule by madrid the new council and leader kim toler gave a speech following vowing to push for the region's independence from spain torah places colors put more fled the country after last year's referendum and is wanted on charges of rebellion we heard from a kaplan independence activist who says that the region now really needs dialogue with madrid not confrontation i think that now it's not there not it's not the key issue to make another referendum referendum it was done in the middle and more than two million people was coming and we must not forget these results and new thinking it's also possible maybe on a second stage of the. day although not now i think that mr toller must take consideration and must

support from smaller opposition parties he's still likely to face some major challenges for the liberal party to see a down ass is one day been calling for another election as we have from our guest earlier that could happen in a few months now they seem to be the only major party backing the ousted prime minister or sanchez would also have the issue of catalan independence to deal with and the separatist push in the region since last year's referendum and we spoke to mark up a son who's a politics professor who believes that the situation in madrid could play into the hands of catalonia well this is this is so our government will be your another minority government. so it will be like the other one of the leaders their own church was little more than eighty four out of three hundred fifty. so this is this is going to be trying to trick you know the important thing all that katla answers are moves that they are part of this or luzhin that ousted horn and roll i was the major enemy of theirs want so this is really for. if you play the right strategy. helpful for how to lawrence independence. n

homicides in brazil could occur if the country alexei far right presidential candidate from the social liberal party. as fears over automation become more and more discussed even citigroup is beginning to issue job warnings the investment bank has suggested that automation could supplant up to twenty thousand tech and operation jobs that are currently staffed by humans within the next five years jamie for a say the president of city has said that more than two fists of their employees would be the quote most fertile for machine processing the problem comes from the potential for the same thing to happen across the financial sector causing more job cuts than we have seen between two thousand and seven and two thousand and seventeen watch out your job may be fertile for machine processing good grief how we refer to things these days. and meal kits gained traction by taking the work out of buying ingredients for a full meal now those kits will be available in grocery stores soon hello fresh is announced that they signed a deal with giant food and stop and shop stores to provide them with meals this is

that he, meehan, andrew newton, remember the guy who shot rinka, scott's dog, and a member of the liberal partywas the first person who was hired as the hitman. he went down to barnstaple to kill scott, lost his nerve at the last moment, gave the gun to newton and the rest is history. meehan made a full confession to scotland yard detectives about this. this is back in the 70s? way back in the 70s. that full confession was subsequently disappeared. and in its place meehan was invited to sign a much more anodyne statement which happened not to mention jeremy thorpe or the fact that he, meehan, had gone down to kill norman. meehan was anxious to sign it. as the result of my revelation on that, gwent police were invited to conduct an investigation into these allegations. the investigation lasted a year, and i'm afraid it has been a bit ineffectual, because they said, we cannot proceed with this because andrew newton, the third member, is dead. sadly, they have now had to revise their opinion because they don't think andrew newton is dead. so the revelation itself therefore is notjust that andrew n

canadian prime minister justin trudeau following donald trump's lead on iran, he and his liberal partyted with conservatives against restorative dramatic relations with the middle eastern country. it was a staple of his campaign. last month donald trump pulled the us out of the controversially ran nuclear deal. 10 minutes after the top of the hour of fox news alert, hundreds of isis jihadists will be walking the streets, the legal loophole blamed for letting killers slip through the cracks. >> we will be stopping the wargames to save us tremendous amount of money. the futu negotiation is not going along like it should. >> donald trump under fire for pulling the plug on wargames with south korea, north expert gordon chang is here to explain why this is a dangerous game to play, and the move to create utopia in california may pay off big time for the gop. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. heather: negotiating with north korea donald trump pledging to end wargames on threan peninsula as part of

the most liberal party in the world. >> she denied as an issue about race and she was only pretendingo call the police. >> you can tell when somebody -- yeah. >> police are allies. >> i am sure, yeah, yeah. i am pretending to call the cops on you. like the little girl and her mom pretending to call the cops. that doesn't help the situation. she doesn't get to determine whether or not it's racist. >> allies, equal footing. she by herself is an extension of the law which is the police. >> if the cops show up, she has no worry it is going to go poorly for her. many situations in the country where black people calling the police for help and ending up in the wrong set. wrong end of the gun. >> i want to talk about your special. i got to play a clip. >> jeff sessions was once found to be too racist to be a judge in alabama. look, i'm not even trying to make fun of alabama when i say that, but alabama is still in large part, alabama. there are people walking around going, are we free? somebody said we're free. >> i have seen you perform before. you don't hold back. you really go there >> fo

. >> trudeau and the representative of the liberal party incanada. od in some ways as republican, for instance, in the united states. trudeau is, you know, going to esspouse liberal ideas the president won't like. >> does that matter with an ally? >> your point is well taken that we have a wonderful relationship with canada that we need to preserve and love and enjoy, and we need to move forward and try to set our differences aside but he looks at trudeau presumably as yet another democrat, a liberal democrat who is espousing ideas that are an aftermath to what he believes in. >> max? >> if you see what's happening in canada, the conservative opposition is rallying behind trudeau because it's an insult to the entire nation of canada that he is all of a sudden labeled a national security threat. just the sense of hurt that i see from the canadians to me is very hurtful to me because i've been out there with the canadians in afghanistan. i know they've lost 159 soldiers fighting alongside american troops in a nato mission in afghanistan and now to be tr

i think right now the liberal party is scratching their head saying what the hell happened this weekend not good, but i think -- think about this. canada and the united states are the biggest trading partners. 38 states and canada representing the largest economies of each other. we've got to work this thing out, but trump has been very disruptive this weekend in canada and caused chaos here. >> kevin o'leary, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks. >>> it has been three days since the world lost anthony bourdain. up next we'll talk to one chef who got to travel with tony. om . why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one.. flonase. that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel and airline sites to find the best flight for me. so i'm more than confident. how's your family? kayak. search one and done. we believe nutrition is full of possibilities to improve your pet's life. we are redefining w

. >> laura: this upset in new york last night was the liberal party faithful acting out against the credit leadership for their ineffectiveness. it's also not so quiet admission that trump is winning on most every front and he's been able to steamroll the democrats on key issues. the republican party let's not forget, they experienced their own wakeup call in 2014. eric cantor, he was ousted by the barely known economics professor. dave brat. and then speaker john boehner was ushered into retirement not long thereafter. now the bell is tolling for nancy pelosi who was questioned about last night's upset. >> the democratic party's increasingly younger, more female, should the democratic house leadership -- look that way? >> i am female and progressive. >> republicans say one of the things this shows is that democratic socialism -- offended your party. it descended in that district. perhaps. >> laura: other democratic stalwarts like ben jealous were also pressed today about a possible sea change in the party. >> what is your thought on nancy pelosi sitting at the helm of your party? >> again

the threat, i agree with you on what she should have done, but she had labour and liberals playing partyitics, once that happened with party politicising a national issue. she had a majority she decided to throw away during an election. we are in violent agreement about that. what i am saying. violent agreement! peaceful. it descended into tribal politics which is not what you want to be. cani which is not what you want to be. can i talk about the threat. which is not what you want to be. can i talk about the threatlj wouldn't use those words, i think it is silly, threatening, like the mail with enemieses of the state for judges and the one thing i know about thejudges judges and the one thing i know about the judges i judges and the one thing i know about thejudges i might judges and the one thing i know about the judges i might sometimes think they are buffoons but they are straight. i was going to say the point about the peril is they talk in this article, it is the peril of the ballot box, they are saying the peril is if you ignore this they will punish you at the ballot box. 0nly wi

so much for maine's unexplained it would be smart just as we and the liberal party have called for to have a commission of inquiry investigate. a commission of inquiry would be seen as damaging for the chancellor and there's still not enough support in parliament to subjected to one. time now for some sports news and as the german national team prepares to defend its world cup title in russia the final twenty three man squad has been announced and very on next meryl has been looking through all of the names saying they have what it takes and we have to talk about first somebody who got the cut which was a bit surprising a pretty well known forward yes leroy son who i didn't even have a you know in the in the biggest list of people that might even be cut he was incredible player of the season was the young player of the year in the premier league won the title with months to city scored fourteen goals nineteen assists and for me was the first choice to start in the left wing a position let alone be in the squad. as you say you live custom from the twenty three man squad and it's very s

minutes parliament will be holding a special session that's been called by the free democrats the liberal party is there no which is looking to examine what the details are of mr hoffa's plan this migration plan which is effectively to turn the clock back and to deny access to germany to people. we seem to have lost dominic that i think got the general gist of the conversation we will be going back to paris when that press conference happens between the italian prime minister and the french president let's move on though the head of the pakistani taliban has been killed in the u.s. in afghanistan by a u.s. drone strike. was responsible for a number of high profile attacks including the shooting of the schoolgirl malala yousafzai in twenty twelve but he died in a targeted strike apparently on wednesday in the afghan province of coon of victoria gay can be as more. was at the top of pakistan's most wanted list as leader of the pakistani taliban he was new tourist in his attacks including one on a school impish shower in twenty fourteen that killed a hundred and fifty one people many of them child

liberal democratic party from 2013 to 2014. he also was studying for a phd. he has an undergraduate degree in law from the london school of economics. lastly, dr. mark jamison is a visiting scholar at american emprise institute. he is also the director and professor of public utility research center, the university of florida's college of business . dr. jamison earned a phd in economics from dulles college of business in florida. would you three please stand? do you affirm that the testimony you are about to give before the committee will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? all have affirmed so we will start with professor hirsch and then mr. wiley and then dr. jamison. >> thank you. in queue for inviting me here to london today. >> your microphone. see if it is still the same. is it okay? >> it makes it appear that you have a frog in your throat. >> is there anything we can do? here, we hanother person coming with another microphone. we have had this happen before. it is not you. pull it as close to y

and both parties both major parties are kicking the can down the road so far but the road to dead end didn't run out very shortly or we might get exactly what the liberal democrat party one day anyway which is a move a turning of the record really residue we need because the price of the servants don't want break of course at the polls and they say it's a total disaster and every single option on the table even the best option is worse than we have at the moment jacoby was definitely joking when he when he said something like to resume should offer to europe as a bargaining position but he was as you probably did with your ear he was joking but actually we've got to sort out the internal problems of the labor party and tory party both in it for internal reasons are going way down the road the losing patients are running out of time ok if the big trade wars of trade deals the future big issue let's go to your next story about a big issue here of social care which arguably lost resume a majority at the last election well indeed just from the wood to the dixon paper tory m.p. david davies suggests the n.h.s. shouldn't fund life extending drugs for the eld

and non-governmental organizations two hundred president current and as his national party and allies in the liberal and broad front parties prosecutors say some of the funds went on to preyed on to pre-pay debit cards that the national party gave to members national party officials now say they will cooperate with investigators but at the end of may mr hernandez's allies mounted a legal effort to declare the oas unit that corruption unit a creation unconstitutional president hernandez held on to power last year after a vote many denounced as fraudulent full results were delayed for over three weeks when early tallies show showed mystery losing after a major protest and the killing unfortunate killing of sixteen demonstrators the oas called the official results invalid and asked for a new election and another presidential misbehavior news that's a new category we have here presidential misbehavior news another presidential misbehavior news president aired one of turkey has threatened a quote operation an operation against the financial ratings firm moody's air to one was apparently angered when mood

this has occurred, and i think that the liberal party in russia created by mr. sinonovsky, well, how is it possible that this party has officials that belongs to organized crime. and mr. v olc henkov, even such a person like mr. lyubov who has been accused of murdering alexander litvinenko, and finally down here we have the more subtle legitimizing process for organized crime, and this has to do directly with money laundering. and this is using these large firms of attorneys, of financial experts, and i'm also talking about financial and banking institutions, institutions that go against the prevention of money laundering, and this is done in the economic sphere and other spheres. these people also have ties to all these other blocks here, the economic, the social, the public administration. these are people who are experts and specialists in managing tax havens. well, you could say tax havens don't exist. you can call it whatever you want, but these are areas, territories in which mafia bosses and criminals can have assets which are hidden, or the ownership ther