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jerry corbyn and theresa may square rocket pmq corbyn and theresa may square rocket pmo ‘s over brexit while in the lordsment flagship eu bill lords, the government flagship eu b i ll clears lords, the government flagship eu bill clears its final hurdle there. there is anger over the 15 defeats that have been inflicted on it. without any doubt my lords these days will go down in history as the house of lords at its worst. members of the windrush generation speak out about their treatment after being wrongly detained and threatened with deportation. this guy arrested me. what. who are you guys? immigration. and what impact a campaign by actresses have in winning votes for women? it helps open out the idea of having the suffrage movement communicated with the only people who are already on site but the people they want to gather support from. but first, it was another week dominated by cabinet wrangling over brexit and the uk's future customs arrangements with the eu. at the end of the week, the cabinet signed off ona of the week, the cabinet signed off on a backstop plan aimed at preventing a hard border

have had more lies from westminster telling us about the cabinet reaction to last night ‘s defeat in the house of lordsg its hand in negotiations with brussels and the prime minister is said to have told collea g u es prime minister is said to have told colleagues in cabinet that the government will be robust in its response when the bill returns to the commons. the withdrawal bill had to deliver a smooth brexit, adding ministers would look at specific amendments in due course. later this week, voters in many parts of england will go to the polls for local elections, with more than 4,000 council seats up for grabs. 0ur political correspondent, chris mason, explains why they matter. what do you mean, council elections don't leave you throbbing with excitement? 0k, well, here are some pretty pictures. well, fairly pretty given its cloudy from up a tall building in london. worth it for their own sake, i hope you agree. but we are up here at the top of the shard to peer down on election contests as far as the eye can see. every single council seat, nearly 2,000, are there to be snaffled on all 32 london bo

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type of drug lord, he is in his 40's, a distributor according to authorities, a city of 11 million inharged him with was running to fact or it -- factories capable of drugsing sentinel type and other synthetic drugs by the time. they're also saying it in a vast around the world. they have connect them to over 100 in the u.s. in over one -- in over 20 countries. >> and this is u.s. drug enforcement. i want to make it clear. the way he came to light is fascinating. i want you to the scene on how analogs have been a huge game changer. >> precisely. two things about fentanyl have changed game for drug traffickers. the equivalent of seven poppies will will you and that makes it easy to ship here drug traffickers can literally -- literally put hundreds of thousands in envelopes and send them to the u.s. or around the world via the u.s. service or fedex. the second thing is profitability, it is incredibly per -- profitable. the case built actually went undercover and bought one kilogram of fentanyl from china for about $4000. if they were to take that and turn it into tablet form and sell it

cnn fired a host for tweeting that trump was a piece of s, an embarrassment to humankind. she also fired jeffrey lord for tweeting the salute. took no action against former "sportscenter" host for tweeting that trump is a white supremacist. she was later suspended for suggesting that the dallas cowboys be suspended over player protest. she admitted these tweets were dominant hateful. trump's has also drawn flak and that was yesterday's unproven charged that robert mueller was a meddling with the midterms. he also punches back against vicious criticism. >> twitter erupts so quickly that they could lose their job within hours. even having the tv's most popular so doesn't protect you. >> first lady of melania trump said she is doing just fine after being treated for a kidney ailment. she has been out of the public spotlight for a few weeks and she set on today, quote i see the media is working overtime speculating where i am and what i'm doing. rest assured, i'm here at the white house with my family, feeling great and working hard on behalf of children and the american people. up next, president trump

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lord derby, who had set up the meeting, refer to grant of having the intelligence and the manners of a bulldog. he was less than impressed with ulysses s. grant. steve: they meet at appomattox, the civil war comes to end, he ran in 1868 against whom? the rant in 1868 against -- oh, gosh, now you are stopping me. against horace greeley, the newspaperman who died quite quickly. he gave everything he had to the election and then died. but grant's presidency is something i think that is being re-examined. there is an calhoun oncharles ulysses s. grant, and we are looking at grant's, and what has often been seen over the last year and a half as a failure of the presidency. we are seeing as it actually successful. he actually fought for the rights of african-americans. president.il rights for many historians in the late 19th century and 20th century, that is not seen as a positive thing. now we understand that grants presidency is actually revolutionary, and in terms of foreign policy, grant is really putting the united states out there on the world stage as the president. embodiment of the american policy because he traveled the world and r

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it has been yet another tough day ‘s ring when's cricketers who surrendered wickets cheaply in the second innings of their first test against pakistan at lord'sechnique. like test match batting, especially when you are 179 runs behind. england's alastair cook is a master but got a court. lb double, no question. everything is in doubt, even the bounce of the ball can't be trusted. out, perhaps forsome even the bounce of the ball can't be trusted. out, perhaps for some time. nearly 150 behind, it wickets left, joe root batting against the tide. and for a time, inwards's catcher picks out a karma patch. those precious moments couldn't last, pakistan awoke with a sudden stretch. the captain... two balls later, the wicket ofjonny bairstow set him off again. not all the bowling needed to be so good. not when ben stokes picked out a fielder. england's most powerful batsmen out for nine, symbolic. pakistani heroes came from everywhere. mohammed abbasi used to work ina everywhere. mohammed abbasi used to work in a leather factory. lbw for 68. what next? two batsmen new to this team, jos buttler has become at 20 fireworks specialist. but he has showed

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s. this great land might always be one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. in this prayer we make in the holy name f your son and our lord, jesus crisis. men. >> jesus christ. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the >united states. [applause] >> thank you very much, everybody. thank you. please, thank you very much. what a day, what a beautiful day. our country is doing very well. using some very good announcements very shortly. it is wonderful to be here on this glorious spring morning as we celebrate the national day of prayer. at the white house, in the rose garden. i want to thank the vice president mike pence and karen for joining us. very special people, thank you very much. we re truly blessed to have a vice president and second lady who believe in the power of prayer and the glory of god. and they do believe! i am with them a lot, they believe. thank you. thanks also to the members of the cabinet who have joined us today, along with so many amazing faith leaders from across the country. including my good friend, paula white who has done such a incredible job. paula, stand paula. thank you, paula. and

somehow nelse tell your lord that we have received the crown of our empire from god and not from his insolent servant. as sky the empire is sacred. stockholm sacrum imperium. the s. let him go. the ruler of an empire that doesn't need the blessing of the roman pope. the ng and the expression sacrum imperio shows up for the first time in an imperial document of eleven fifty seven a short while later this holy empire becomes the holy roman empire there dition of the german nation only comes three hundred years later and of legal laws a lot of these of this is how an important part of the imperial title was created under frederick barbour also mentions the name holy roman empire emerged and dominated german and european history for more than six hundred years and rapaciousness. it's not just rome that's part of the imperio territory norm of the net and is too but the affluence it is south of the alps ah particularly resistant to the imperial claims barbarossa feels cheated out of his rights and the lucrative tribute. he goes to italy for a second time in eleven fifty eight a chronicler said of his entourage the number of troops was so large that even several roads

anyway the amendment approved by the house of lords would give parliament the right to force the government back to the negotiating table it'll now go to m.p.'s in the lower house or the house of commons now that use chief breaks it negotiator is calling for a deal to preserve the so-called invisible border between northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom and the republic of ireland michel barnier was in the irish republic on monday and as lawrence lee reports he took a hard line on the issue of the soft border. if anyone needed proof of how the european union's chief breaks in the go is viewed in ireland then the welcome from the irish prime minister said it's all done dork's technology college was occupied by the leadership of the entire political class and everyone else with an interest in making bricks it worked ireland and by extension the european union i have the honor of introducing someone who has become a household name in our mr bania they all said we will have no closer friend than us and he in turn promised to defend ireland to the end. there is no added value to brag. the consequences of bricks keep should not a mess

s, but they start making real gains. for example, the people who control housing projects, were onerous owners of those places, almost like plantation lords in getting certain protections for women. i would argue, the black community consolidates. to me, that better explains why the revolts dropped down. there is a good deal of oppression as well. this is a big part of the storyline. no doubt. i wouldn't call it backlash. backlash headset in earlier. had set in earlier. kneels --her neck colin knees and we get backlash but -- there is a black panther party in baltimore and it gets crushed. absolutely crushed. we see that in city after city. as soon as he is accused of inciting a riot, he lives through an ordeal of five years, it becomes one of the most wanted men in america, five years later they drop the charges. been accused of another crime and put in jail. 's attorney had said the main goal was to silence and divert money and attention away to the defense of people like brown. >> great stuff. when we look at the civil rights movement, we look at nonviolent resistance and positive effects. a counter narrative in peter's book. i encoura

s house has sought to make it harder for the president the house of lords voted 335-244 in favor of anment to the european union withdrawal bill to give parliament a vote before theresa may can walk away from negotiations with the e.u. without a deal. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc in twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am nejra cehic. francine: we are just getting some pmi figures. this is sources pmi at 52.8. attached below estimates but not too far. , this is fore pmi the month of april. you can see the pound, 1.3594. we have had a little bit of an odd data line. construction was bad and then it was all to do with the snow. how do you read the data? is the economy turning for the worst or is it ? -- blips? marilyn: this was not weather-related. it is clear to see construction what have been weather-related, but that is a pretty small part of the economy. the fact that that was not hit by whether suggests there is something a little bit more structural, and that is a worry. we had growth in the first quarter. are

. >> lord stephens police does look into the notes and over 600 pieces of evidence. >> we started with totally open minds and yet there are spoint in going over an investigation and there is no evidence of this. prove the point there isn't. we had to go and see 300 witnesses? at the same time we had to negotiate bringing back the car from paris. we even examined the blood in the car. >> after three years of detective work, lord stephens' team presents their findings to the high court. >> the finding of the investigation was that it was an accident. the car was driven too fast. the driver had been drinking. lost control of that car. going down the ramp at the end and that was our conclusions. >> did you find any indication whatsoever, that princess and dodi were murdered? >> no. no evidence whatsoever. >> no evidence of murder or any involvement by mi5, mi6 or the royal family. >> what about reports that the princess was pregnant? >> those were totally disproved by her closest friends. of course we brought the car back from paris. analyzed the blood by the latest techniques at that time and found out she was not pregnant. >>

and the house of lords members of russians upper house of parliament washed up against the promise of plans to leave your single market after the u.k. breaks from the e.u. and the m.p.'s back to the amendment to remove the fixed date to leave the march twenty ninth next year from the legislation. the man who led weeks of opposition protests in armenia has been chosen as the country's new prime minister. was elected by parliament after weeks of demonstrations forced him to resign the talks are going to end reports from yet of on where supporters are celebrating. the public square vibrated with excitement. i am overwhelmed with emotion and i can only say that we're very happy that we're free from these prisoners shackles we have hope that the new prime minister can take care of people's needs including freedom of speech. our people have finally reached a moment of victory. our media so-called people power movement scored a victory with members of parliament electing opposition leader. as prime minister . i want to thank you for this vote and for your stance and i only want to say the following i served the people of the republic of armenia and i served to the republic o

s&p reduced its foreign currency ratings. that is below where it is currently rated. the uk's brexit secretary has warned the practical measures could take years. taking questions from the house of lordsaid he wants us of stance is october. in place by global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and anaylsts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. matt: thanks very much. 10 year yields it resumed their push higher yesterday as a stocks head towards another weekly decline. that is the kind of market action that was unusual for the past decade, but have become commonplace in 2018 with traditional stock, bond correlations breaking down. joining us now is dani burger. is, is fascinating to me have always thought this was a positive correlation. it looks like it has only been going on for the last 10 years. dani: this is definitely a recent.henomenon, being the past decade as you point out one of the reasons it has occurred is because of central bank actions causing stocks and bonds to act a certain way which is actually the reason now we are seeing stocks and bonds having a more positive correlation. that is because both of these assets have become over valued

's worldview -- his worldview and what i consider to be a arrogantmerican centric type of worldview that puts us in the "lord master" howtion of determining other nations relate or how they conduct themselves in the world. for example, and kept talking yemen, and how our ally saudi arabia. what saudi arabia is doing over there in yemen goes without mention in a negative way by this congressperson, right? you have an open-air prison over in israel, right? which is rarely spoken of. not even spoken of by this administration and their allies. , where is our intelligence coming from as it relates to things in the so-called american interest? host: ok. let's go to john in maryland. republican line. caller: good morning. i'm sorry, i just caught the tail end of your previous interview. -- and ito mention don't know if it was discussed during the interview -- iran never signed the nuclear deal. it was a kind of political agreement. it was not a treaty. iran never signed it. they didn't because it would byigate the country to abide all of the terms of the agreement. i think trump did the right thing. we need an agre

from a shaky england trying to recover from a s ha ky start england trying to recover from a shaky start on day one of the first test against pakistan at lord'sns leave for the long journey to kiev for the champions league final against real madrid on saturday. the biggest win of cameron norrie's career brings him into the first semifinal of his career on the atp to, beating john isner. apple have more on those stories just after 2:30 pm. taxes will have to rise to pay for the nhs if the uk is to avoid ‘a decade of misery‘ in which older and more vulnerable people are let down. that's the conclusion of a report by two think tanks, which says the health service will require the equivalent of two thousand pounds a year from every british household for more than a decade. here's our health correspondent dominic hughes. the prime minister has promised a long—term funding plan for the nhs in england which is expected in weeks, but there's high—level wrangling across whitehall over how much more money will be required. today, two leading think tanks have come up with proposals. their report says significant funding increases will be needed because