i expected to be an m.p. and there was nothing new role civically in my area i looked out the window and thought what do i do next. you understand how it's just the two charts overlay them one is the u.s. dollar one is the big prize as the u.s. dollar has moments of strength in the otherwise long multi decade bear market. you say pressure on bitcoin as dollar were just bear market and its new all time lows on the dollar index below seventy you'll see it going to new all time highs but the dollar is the devil's currency the dollar is different currency that supports the establishment that supports the charlatans and you know it does have a strong base but the trend is zero. the most expensive fish in the world each one is selling for tens of thousands of euros it continues to grow its entire life if it was thirty years old you might have a two ton fish out there and yet they don't get that big today because we're way to good catching. it's only a much larger mission was one that was much more widely distribute

i expected to be an m.p. and i was nothing and i had no role civically in my area i looked out the window and thought what do i do next. how does it feel to be a share of the greatest job in the world it's as close to being a king as any job there is what business model helps to run a prison now we just do it on my guess is you know mediocre visitation i don't know what comes in anymore we don't have to serve them anymore it's cost effective that's what they want to do that you know they don't give a damn if you do the charge on that they're actually paying us to put it back into . the louisiana incarceration rate is twice as high as the us sandbridge what she could is behind such success. if i'm in surgery or a terrorist group enjoys foreign sanctuary move no matter how much military pressure you put all new them they will be in one way to. really hibernate themselves come back time it will be like cutting their i'm not taking their loot. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got

he will remain as a normal m.p. in this tug so all the uncertainty about his future now is a little bit who is not likely due to police as germany's next foreign minister but it's quite a bit of speculation going on at this very moment in time we're due to learn for sure tomorrow at a press conference cutting a body a leading figure also a british citizen actually in the social democrat party was tipped to potentially take the post it looks more like she will become labor minister now it was is now according to our information the leading man in that race to become to these new foreign minister he's the former head of the social democrat. parliamentary party he's from lower saxony and he's currently the deputy head of germany's parliament but will official tomorrow. now be on word more names being leaked on specially because obviously officially we present new ministers tomorrow who else could be an interesting new face in the new cabinet yes indeed in fact we might see that renewal and that representative from the

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for north and a host of britain has class life where street sing about the role m.p.'s can play in amending the call its exact views on available for comment if you want to join the discussion the charity's next event is the great british class conference held at the london school of economics in central london on the twenty fourth of march. senior producer pete bennett there on britain's silent class war that some say has been waged right here from both labor and the tories after the break as britain conventions advertises for two hundred thousand dollars digital delivery direct to develop platforms and cope with disabilities what has been the human cost of means testing of britain's most vulnerable and is britain's ongoing war in iraq that began with the labor government of tony blair continues to cost billions we speak to people sleeping rough just metres away from the front door of minority government. still at the war in iraq and now threatening war with russia all the more coming up a bunch of going on. in europe when you don't. see the. not. coming to know. that

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presidential election zuckerberg had earlier turned down a similar request from british m.p.'s who are investigating fake news but the whistleblower at the heart of the scandal has been giving evidence to british m.p.'s christopher wiley said data gathered unlawfully was used to manipulate people in the u.k. to vote to leave the european union some are calling for the brics that referendum to be declared null and void largely reports. christopher what his extraordinary relations are now casting a shadow over democratic elections on both sides of the atlantic here he was speaking to a u.k. government committee explaining how he knew that public opinion had been unlawfully manipulated before the referendum which is leading to the u.k. leaving the european union to irrevocably alter the constitutional settlement of this country on fraud is a mutilation of the constitutional settlement of this country and you cannot call yourself a lever you cannot call yourself somebody who believes in british law and and win by breaking british law in order to achieve that. while the central cla

it rattles the m.p.'s when you go into parliament and sit it by because you are living testimony of what they're doing and i can't run from that no matter how hard i try and you know i. exist we all here and i am here to say this is rome and we will fight back. full of peaches there speak you would never get it is a vast impact well it still economic optimism those arguably little in the u.k. philip hammond springs statement yesterday according to some charities about one of britain's most vulnerable communities britain's exponentially rising homeless here's a few of their stories in another film by going underground jeopardy has. to be you. know people are there because they've done something. wrong people just have a bad serious circumstances just on the street firstly thank you steve. it's a family of friends as far as i get out of the people at one time i was worried when i was not. you know they're. given the subcultural and there's no nice we have to understand with this is any of this could be one

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special forces we are the shin fein m.p. who took over gerry adams seat if teresa mayes breaks it could again good lives in danger and the view peace spokesperson for human rights if he supports an amnesty for ira volunteers all the more coming up part two of going underground. this baby and. this on march eighteenth vote with your remote to zante for special coverage of the russian presidential election exit polls opinions real time results monitoring and much more. in the stock market oh my god. i suggest you. borrow money into your own corporate balance sheet and then. they give us. an experience for the financial predatory. welcome back arguably there's now no more critical issue regarding bricks in the status of northern ireland a border down the middle of the irish sea is actually being imagined in the national conversation about borders trade and migration that's why leaders of sinn fein met for urgent talks with chief negotiator mitchell bania in brussels on monday and in the past twenty four hours it was the turn of

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later the former vice chair of the conservative party andrew mitchell at the time the only british m.p. to go to yemen spoke about the u.k. government's conflicting role in the crisis the blockade of course is an example of the internal contradictions of our approach to yemen and i think that it needs to be addressed the situation in yemen was described as having achieved in five months the chaos that syria has achieved in five years and we are very conscious in britain of the importance of tackling the humanitarian crisis and yemen and we do want to ensure that the actions taken by others particularly those who are our partners that make that situation even worse well we spoke to a journalist on the ground in yemen hussain alba cocky about some of the alleged saudi actions that the british government to factor supports. that double top strike that they you know is used to use this tactic and as they say i got al qaeda on as well and afghanistan thought of going to canada but they knew they would be let go is it is used in this against civilians target against a home they target civili

and for more we're joined now by conservative m.p. tom too can hide the chairman of the parliament's foreign affairs committee he is in westminster and london thanks so much for joining us this afternoon. hello. as we've just heard there britain has announced serious punitive measures against russia is this not a little early considering that there is no proof of russian involvement or do you know something that we don't. there is proof of russian involvement this is a russian defector who's been threatened by the president on several occasions this is a russian made weapons grade nerve agent made in a libertarian moscow which is now being confirmed by british intelligence and ratified by american and french this is a very clear passion we know in germany for example of russian information operations and indeed espionage operations that have been extremely active in recent years we know the invasions of ukraine the destruction and murder of several hundred people in m.h. seventeen aircraft over ukraine yannick station of crimea the oc

during this year is just evens he is a british m.p. and member of the digital media culture and sport committee that heard evidence from christopher wiley today thanks very much for coming to join us we shocked by the allegations you made in parliament well we've had a flavor of what they were going to be in the press over the last couple of days but we heard a lot more from christopher wiley today and pretty shocking stuff about interference in elections as your package showed in nigeria there were questions about the czech republic but most importantly for us obviously whether or not this played any part in the results of the referendum so he and he suggested it does undermine the legality of the brics it vote how far reaching effect will be well if those allegations are proven than there has been breach of electoral law in the u.k. and because of the way in which they targeted voters and they the evidence today was that they used that data that had come from facebook which shouldn't have come from facebook to target those voters it

and you have prime minister to reason may has been taking questions from m.p.'s about the dispute with russia let's get more from there is general who's with me in the studio so to me that the embassy been pressing her on a stronger response from the u.k. of all of this while they certainly did do that at the top of the session week before last it was britain that started this wave of expulsions as we all know expelling twenty three russian diplomats then all these other countries followed suit a mass coordinated effort to register their unhappiness at the way russia behaves of course but many people and some of them sitting on this committee that the prime minister's before appearing before as we speak feel that diplomatic expulsions simply aren't enough to register a message that will change behavior and change thinking in the kremlin they say that what britain should be doing is going after the money of rich russians who parked their money meant much of it illegal or at least ill gotten gains here in london to keep it safe like the lifestyle here many of thei

special forces we should faine m.p. who took over gerry adams seat. could again good lives in danger and do you peace spokesperson for human rights if he supports an amnesty for ira volunteers. coming up about to of going underground. under-performing the stock market oh my god black. you. just you short your money into your own corporate balance sheet and then blow your brains out on live t.v. they gave us. an extra for the financial predatory class. welcome back doggedly there's now no more critical issue regarding bricks at them the status of northern ireland or bordered on the middle of the irish sea is actually being imagined in the national conversation about borders trade and migration that's why leaders of sinn fein met for urgent talks with chief negotiator mitchell boni in brussels on monday and in the past twenty four hours it was the turn of the protestant body that is the electoral reason to resume as prime minister of britain joining me now is a member of the northern ireland affairs committee and shouted you be spokesman on human rights

effect that that would have passed the law what is so often nobody is above at least one prominent m.p. who backs the leave campaign said he agreed with the need for a criminal inquiry. so he's ended up in a situation where you get newspaper headlines like this questioning not just the ethical value but the sheer legality of the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of brecht's states would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit a democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and what's fake lawrence lee al-jazeera westminster in london for say a sailboat is an investigative journalist from lagos in nigeria which is facebook's biggest market in africa he says the interference in the country's election highlights the importance of being careful with data online if you really haven't. drawn in when you look john we wouldn't want to be talking about. the rule. in relation to the revolution so it's not a lot of you know to get it on and you know what it's already known you know. books biggest market and

know that over one hundred fifty m.p.'s of signed an open letter to the german chancellor with the prime minister add this to his busy agenda today so that we might get a decent and fair settlement for all concerned. i have on behalf of a constituent and she raised this issue not only through the european parliament but also with german authorities and i'll certainly reflect what the gentleman says . more than one hundred fifty british m.p.'s from all political parties have signed a letter to the german chancellor. unlike germany britain does have a tradition of rebellion when dealing with the little mite the active ingredient in going together. the four hundred sixty six members of the little my trust not just fighting for compensation. they want those responsible for their disabilities to be held to account nick deal breaker is one of them thinks they have almost succeeded who have which ties and to whom and with his chart to explain the connections to german politicians as well as representatives in the european parliam

s ukrainian m.p.'s were responsible for organizing sniper fire at both sides of the crowds about means the authorities and the protesters at the twenty fourteen mass protests and those protests of course with the trigger of the government being overthrown so that's what she's saying a little bit of a tit for tat situation let's have a listen to what she said. i said that i saw a van people with weapons were coming out of people who are in parliament people who gave orders who committed crimes who were always look for a scapegoat the prosecutor general needed to become the prosecutor so that he's crimes against the ukrainian people are never investigated but these are extraordinary accusations are very bold words indeed and a complete u. turn of course she's gone from hero to enemy of the state we can take a quick look at what her profile is. your precondition you. really. make use of should. first two years in a russian prison a ukrainian pilot is back so quite a significant moment for the polish the p

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m.p.'s in neighboring voiced their opposition to his decision to take part in the action on the program we gauge reaction in the irish capital. i think it's a needless threats to our sovereignty to serve to look for the proof. i think it's . the country it's beyond it's just it's. joined. holocaust survivor who was recently stabbed to death. on the first arrest made in connection with the fire that killed sixty four people including forty one children in the russian siberian city of. the city now a day of mourning. this is international a very warm welcome to you from all of us here in moscow. amid increased tension between the u.k. and russia over the souls. britain has adopted a new national security strategy with london now ranking moscow alongside islamist terrorism honest list of main threats the so-called fusion doctrine focuses on strengthening defense and the armed forces. it also emphasizes using a broader range of capabilities including intelligence and economic tools to counter t

prince when i meet him to build on that relationship the prime minister left parliament to meet with m.p.'s at downing street since my mother when will you stop bombing innocent civilians in yemen where will you stop killing innocent civilians in yemen bridge but imo. as you can see this trip. it's not just the high profile one but it's also very controlled trade with the bank the british government and the saudis not wanting to have clear access there is no press conference that took place this is the closest we've had to access through the crown prince and the big reason behind that is the widespread opposition and criticism that has been accompanying this trip. part of the opposition was demonstrated in this protest outside downing street who organizes here say the u.k. government should not be turning a blind eye to saudi human rights abuses no matter how much the crown prince pledges to invest they want their politicians to demand real change and reform in saudi arabia and not to cheer on what they consider to be propaganda aimed at punishing the image of a man who's knocked up many

s ukrainian m.p.'s were responsible for organizing sniper fire at both sides of the crowds about means the authorities and the protesters at the twenty fourteen mass protests and those protests of course but the trigger of the government being overthrown so that's what she's saying a little bit of a tit for tat there situation let's have a listen to what she said. i said that i saw a van people with weapons were coming out of people who are in parliament people who gave orders who committed crimes who were always look for a scapegoat the prosecutor general needed to become the prosecutor so that he's crimes against the ukrainian people are never investigated but these are extraordinary accusations are very bold words indeed and a complete u. turn of course she's gone from hero to enemy of the state we can take a quick look at what her profile is. your precondition to sweden this week has been really. sparked interest. almost two years in a russian prison a ukrainian pilot is back home and so quite a si

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we called putin's mouthpiece let's go to office anyway we've got labor m.p.'s who cozy up to russia should be ashamed to focus on the labor m.p.'s obviously. perceived to be quite politically motivated comment piece i mean i think the real issue here is the attacks and i say you know i come on this show clearly because i view r.t. as a kind of media outlet similar to evolve in a sense that for europe. to marginalize issues there are a message from the mainstream press and that is no bad thing you know and i mean what do you think of the two when they say away from the labor m.p.'s rule r.t. is allowed to operate here says rupert murdoch's times i think that is particularly important and i think the attacks on our take on more have kind of punishes and he russian point scoring than they are of any real concern of current political or journalistic integrity and i think that's made for that argument of mine i should say the russian embassy has denied the two men claiming to be in the brewing industry approached labor and be at a community pub but they also i have

for north and a host of britain has class life where street sing about the role m.p.'s can play in amending the equalities act he was unavailable for comment if you want to join the discussion the charity's next event is the great british class conference held at the london school of economics in central london on the twenty fourth of march. senior producer pete bennett of working class representation at westminster there because jeremy corbin the bookies favorite to be britain's next prime minister right now change all of that joining me now is liam young author of rise how germy corben inspired the young to create a new socialism liam thanks for coming on going on the run i've got to ask given the massive mystery around this tragedy and wilcher of the seventy six agents and his daughter emily six the head of it weighs six adjourned we deal of said about the protagonist of your book just ahead of the twenty seventh election germy called him as a danger to this nation at six which are he wants lead he wouldn't clear the security vetting. that means jerry coburn is real

hello again i'm not sure without is there a live from doha also coming out claiming the kremlin british m.p.'s say the poisoning of a former russian spy looks like state sponsored attempted murder the syrian government advances on the as a rebel group says it's reached a deal to evacuate the injured. and tens of thousands of farmers marching to india's financial capital demanding aid and debt relief. and their families army spokesman says a plane crash in the capital kathmandu has killed at least fifty people the u.s. spangler airlines flight from dakar in bangladesh had seventy one people on board the aircraft came down in a field on the edge of the airport sabina stresser is our correspondent she is there at the crash site she joins us on the telephone tell us what you can see and what the situation is sabina. well i just came back the situation was terrible the entire plane was like one big smoldering. dog and. the bodies were recovered i actually managed to talk to one of the survivors. twenty. twenty one people. to lie. saying that the plane started shaking the wind they were on. it's