to italy now the country is getting a populist government the m.p.' seventy five star movement and far right lead party have succeeded in forming a coalition with just set their contest prime minister for content and his ministers will be sworn in on friday that involve a report from. ending almost a week of political and financial turmoil in italy the incoming prime minister announces his government line up. on my side there will be luigi demaio labor in the industry minister who will also assume the role of deputy prime minister sen mattel's salvini interior minister who will assume the role of deputy prime minister the difference between this time around and last weekend the controversial figure of paolo serve on a euro skeptic rejected by the president as economy minister now gets the e.u. affairs portfolio while that means there's still scope for friction with bras. the new foreign minister laurence omar vero is a familiar figure from a previous government of technocrats it be a disaster for the for italy and these economies because these two par

s twenty seven new m.p.'s. it's what i need. to mean with others inside the sunni area that making about twenty seven new m.p.'s and also they are negotiating with someone new j.v. . to also join this which means that we are talking about more than thirty five. piece a coalition of that why that means they will have the chair inside the seventy or less a seventy two m.p.'s seventy two sunni piece now i think we must separate between the violence that it is connected to the recount and the violence that it will be connected to making the government two separate things on this way the first the first thing is that we are thinking about the recount and how the recount will change the seats that means there will be some seats outside the sunni about it going to the maybe this is to the to the not so no one knows exactly why we're asking these questions because as you know this is a close election at the moment you get a very tiny difference that could lead to a political realignment in the country judith we've seen kurdish parties w

meaningful vote on the final deal but they were won over after the government agreed to strengthen m.p.'s influence on the process while lawrence leigh is outside parliament in central london for us the whole bracks said deal really has gotten very complicated very very quickly so just explain it clearly to us what's this all about. well i think from the government's point of view it depends what you regard as success and failure it's sufficiently weak this government that it almost lost a vote today we should have very badly undermined the position of the prime minister the government was trying to stop parliament's having a what was called a meaningful vote over the deal that it wants to do with the european union but there was a sufficient amount of rebellion from members of parliament inside the ruling conservative party that they were forced to concede more that can see these in itself very significant because what is going to do is allow parliament to look very closely at whatever deal is done between the u.k. and european union by the time there's a big european summit in octobe

out of oil has insisted that none of his m.p.'s currently sitting in congress have anything to do with this corruption he's playing the opposition for seeking this opportunity really to undermine him his government and the country at large all at me thank you very much for that for now that his name has live from madrid we would of course come back to him as soon as we have any developments in the spanish parliament. still ahead on the bulletin pock sponsor interim government to sworn in ahead of july's election plus. the voices getting louder to make abortion illegal in argentina. i am told. me. sponsored by cattle. hello and welcome to international weather forecast is a lot of warm air across europe. there's also some very unstable area giving some really severe storms and this is going to be a feature over the next forty eight hours or so we've had some big rainfall totals being reported in many parts of the region with some really severe flash flooding that's likely to continue through friday big storms here across western pa

sits in congress here behind me need to back the vote of no confidence on thursday one hundred eighty m.p.'s from six different parties so that they would support the motion tabled by the socialist party and its leader pedro sanchez meaning that by the end of the day we could well see a new prime minister very likely to be pedro sanchez and a new government as well there is still the possibility that mariano rajoy could resign and that would in theory scupper the whole no confidence vote it could potentially allow his party the center right people's party to remain in office and the possibility of a new leader taking over instead of mariano rajoy but it all indication is that he wants to fight this until the bitter end so as i said we are only hours away from knowing which of these scenarios is likely to turn into reality and the we are here of course because of those corruption allegations against the ruling people party minders off them. well the opposition have accused mariano rajoy of undermining the health of spain's democracy corruption convictions were handed out to twenty nine hig

summit that is coming up this m.p.'s are now rallying behind her even the ones that criticized her but this use you won't give her that time we should have our chief political editor thank you very much for that analysis. let me not bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the bond a court in hungary has sentenced four members of a people smuggling gang to trente five years in prison he chose for letting dozens of men women and children suffocate inside a truck. the seventy one victims were part of a brave people fleeing fleeing to europe at the height of the refugee crisis in two thousand and fifteen u.s. secretary of state mike on peel has warned there are still a risk ophelia in efforts to bring peace to the korean peninsula following donald trump's summit with north korea's leader but he said he was optimistic the countries were on the right track on peel was speaking after he briefed china's foreign minister. on the talks. the football was the most watched sporting event in the world is about

know that over one hundred fifty m.p.'s of signed an open letter to the german chancellor would the prime minister add this to his busy agenda today so that we might get a decent and fair assessment for all concerned. i have on behalf of a constituent as he raised this issue not only through the european parliament but also with german authorities and i'll certainly reflect what the old 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 that in mind the active ingredient in going together. the four hundred sixty six members of the little my trust and not just fighting for compensation. they want the. those responsible for their disabilities to be held to account nick deliberate is one of them he thinks they have almost succeeded who had which ties and to whom and with his chart to explain the connections to german politicians as well as representatives in the europea

s here in westminster their people are walking towards hours of parliament many m.p.'s are not happy with what's happening they don't really want direction however they don't really see how this can be solved and how our. you know how our there are still friction or no breck's it could happen because you don't really have a shift in opinion polls you have a slight majority now to stay within the european union however these are mostly young people sixty and or eighteen year olds they don't we don't know if they actually would go to this referendum because young people all the tourists is there no one they are to go to the ballot box so proletarians don't really see the draw european politicians to really see the big swing of things they don't really see that the public opinion has really shifted in a massive way since the brics referendum beer gets mass reporting for us from london thank you. all right to world com soccer now and germany fans gearing up for tonight's crunch match against sweden the world champions lost their opening match against mexico and they need t

know that over one hundred fifty m.p.'s of signed an open letter to the german chancellor would 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 as he raised this issue not only through the european parliament but also with german authorities and i'll certainly reflect what the old 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 that in mind the active ingredient of going together. the four hundred sixty six members of the little my trust and not just fighting for compensation. they want those responsible for their disabilities to be held to account. nick deal breaker is one of them he thinks they have almost succeeded who had which ties and to whom and with his chart to explain the connections to german politicians as well as representatives in the european

well m.p.'s have also suggested if any players here racist remarks directed towards them they can walk off the pitch though former england star john barnes told r.t. program news thing the racism remains a global issue is a big deal and racism all over the world is a big deal in race in this country no more so than in russia than anywhere else and of course from a football and perspective yes but if you go to any inner cities in the in the laundering you see the lack of education and social opportunities for people in this country so let's not get on i often say isn't it terrible russia because it's fantastic here it's not so yes let's talk about russia and how terrible it is in russia but let's not forget that you know as gareth southgate said we have to put our own house in order first yeah and it might be more insidious here less of live out in your prayer in your phrase what do you feel that people say some guys might want to walk off the pitch if it's very explicit the big problem you have

would be electronic voting looks as if it's being done the old fashioned way one hundred seventy six m.p.'s out of three hundred fifty here congress need to support it on thursday one hundred eighty from six party said that they would throw their support behind the vote of no confidence so it looks very much like by the end of the day at least we'll have a new prime minister and shortly afterwards a new government here and never mind as you know why the pederast sanchez brought that no confidence motion against roy forward to corruption allegations that have led to the high facing his second no confidence vote in parliament. we're pretty censures along with some of the other political parties here accused mariano rajoy of undermining democracy of undermining the health of the economy by a whole raft of different issues related to corruption and key figures within the people's polity twenty nine c. the members of his center right party were convicted on a whole raft of different. locations of fraud and corruption dating back to campaigning in the late one nine hundred ninety s. and early

parliament to have any say in what deal she negotiates with the european union but enough of her own m.p.'s threatened to rebel to force yet another climb down one minister even resigned so he could speak more freely. i urge my parliamentary colleagues to follow my lead and vote to give our greatest this house of commons our constituents and our country the powers it needs to leave our children a legacy of which we can all be proud to korea so what to make of the government's continuing inability to make sense of brecht's it on behalf of people in places like sunderland in northeastern england who voted for it see it runs a small business selling machine parts to begin destry he wants out of the european union completely and he can't understand why the government seems incapable of doing it's pretty standard push to stand up for england stand up for the. push around and. they just don't let the new do it to the frightened what is it you think. all the see all the right things and then when it comes to doing it. the doing of it. and those businessmen who would back the conservative rebels

the head of the socialist party pushed for friday's no confidence motion and won by a large margin m.p.'s from six different parties voted overwhelmingly to house marianna will and his center right people's party from office ahead of the vote apologize for his party's past mistakes. it has been an honor to be the prime minister of spain it has been an honor to leave behind a better scheme than one that i found when i took over government i wish my substitute will be able to stay the same i think i have improved the well being of the people of spain if anyone has been offended by my actions i think everyone especially my party without whom none of this would be possible thank you to all spaniards for their support and understanding and good luck to all of you and to spain. the vote follows a long running corruption scandal involving leading members of roy's party he became the first prime minister in office to give evidence in a trial last year. former people's party treasurer louis busyness was among twenty nine people convicted on corruption charges he was once a close ally of the hal

s agreed to vote against the government after ministers promised to strengthen m.p.'s influence on the deal it's been seen as a defeat for the heartbreaks its supporters who wanted to leave the european customs union. the french president emanuel meconis called italy cynical and irresponsible for refusing to allow a ship carrying six hundred twenty nine refugees to dock yeah really. very late for you know. the ship which has been waiting in malta for two days is now heading towards the spanish or to valencia it's accompanied by two italian coast guard boats which have taken on board several hundred of the refugees meanwhile at least two refugees have died in major downpours in southern bangladesh where nearly a million rangar living in camps the monsoon rains have triggered landslides which have damaged and destroyed some of the settlements the u.n. fears the conditions could deteriorate further and greece in macedonia have agreed that the balkan nation should be called the republic of war in macedonia resolving a dispute that's led to protests in both countries issue

well jane the point here is that she's briefing m.p.'s about what she intends to do for them as it were at the e.u. summit taking place in brussels also should be talking about the nato summit that comes up in july but specifically regarding the e.u. two really prime issues for the machall today first one as you've been mentioning migration this idea of more border calls on the border controls or not tight immigration rules or not and then also another problem for her is this new euro zone budget that she announced with president mccann here in in germany last week there are those in in her coalition from her friends as it were the bavarian christian social union you don't really like her approach on immigration not very keen on her approach to do with the eurozone either so that is why this statement she's making to m.p.'s will be followed avidly and when it comes to migrants and refugees and the policies that threaten to split the e.u. i mean you know some countries want them some countries don't how do they reach middle ground here. w

back door to fascism it's a reference to a statement made in parliament yesterday by a golden dawn m.p. calling for a new coup against against the elected government and a suspension of parliamentary democracy is also a suggestion that this acrimonious deal will give more support to the far right than to the center right the centrist newspaper here is talking about what our lives are going to be like with northern macedonia on string practical questions and here in other words taking it as a given and here this pro opposition newspaper saying that a coup has already happened it took place by the it was done by the government the government has in other words use underhanded means to create a fresh accompli to present the political class in greece with an agreement that nobody can now completely kill its because it has the backing of our international allies the backing of the united states and the european union in other words and therefore that amounts to what some people in the opposition see as a coup against parliamentary democracy here all right while that debate continues for now

by a campaign group is the same m.p. the census rates as they call them heroes so you have these absolute links you know all these people good for democracy all of the terrible for democracy it's a it's a really defining moment i think in british democracy because the country doesn't really know where it wants to go at the moment and you see it being played out in all these torturous detail here day after day at the moment so to make sure i'm understanding it properly laurenson so that our view is a clear is well it's basically people those who wanted out of the e.u. and the supporters are saying they don't trust the government or they just don't want that barge that vote two years ago now to be ignored they want people to remember no we did vote to go out and that's the decision you have to to stick. yeah but the charlie said at every turn you know that there's the government says that with negotiating on these terms but there's there's enough people inside poland and what is actually said nothing and we didn't we didn'

misuse of private data by scandal hit cambridge a little curious set to be discussed by british m.p.'s monday at the same time more revelations show that its parent company may be involved in harvesting data in yemen for military contractors. israel's prime minister heads to europe to persuade leaders to abandon the hard for the rand nuclear deal germany france britain have pledged to rescue the agreement after it was rejected by america. french authorities raised the alarm of a radicalization in prisons r.t. travels to the largest prison in europe but guards say it's overcrowded and lacks proper security measures. i am here in moscow this month of the fourth of june my name is kevin i went with the latest for you from r.t. h.q. for the next half thanks for taking the time to be with us first in cambridge analytic are the company at the center of the scandal for using private data for political ends is to be discussed by british m.p.'s today but even as that happens yet another scandal surfaced leaked documents reveal that cambridge analytic his parent company has been collecting data

crisis where you see very survival is in doubt your employees are fighting each other for identity m.p.'s are their representatives of the people they should criticize us we don't expect all of them to be in agreement with me will president romney that's normal citizens have the right to criticize and that i accept your reference to my statement in power want what we wish to achieve we have not achieved it but but that does not imply that. the unity government has not achieved anything abdullah abdullah is it any wonder the people afghanistan have so little faith in their politicians with all the squabbling last november they were opinion polls from the asia foundation which showed that members of parliament and ministers are the problem as a whole receive the lowest levels of confidence. from the people in the thirty to thirty six percent range compared to the religious leaders and even the press which received almost double the levels of confidence from people at the these will be judged in a store amana when their people go to the polling stations in our focus in that's my emphasis

the former chief of scandal hit cambridge analytic or is set to appear before british m.p.'s today more revelations show that its parent company may be involved in harvesting data in yemen for military contracts. israel's prime minister heads to europe to persuade leaders to abandon the hard for iran nuclear deal germany france and britain have all pledged to rescue the agreement after it was rejected by america. coming to the smaller french authorities raise alarm over initiative to release forty radicalized prisoners in the next two party travels to europe's largest prison in france. good morning it said just turned eight say i am here in moscow this month in the fourth of june my name is kevin owen here with the latest from r.t. h.q. the next half hour for you and the former chief of cambridge analytic the company at the center of that scandal for using private data for political ends is to appear before british m.p.'s but even as that happens yet another scandal surfaced leaked documents reveal that cambridge analytic his parent company has been collecting data for priva

it might be indeed other sources of money as well are making our evidence in the corridors of power m.p.'s no i think i think most part of it terence have had the good sense to steer keep a long way away from george soros because they know his money's toxic they know his involvement in the collapse of britain's involvement in the exchange rate mechanism back in one thousand nine hundred two when he made billions of pounds betting that the pound was going to come under huge pressure he made billions on the back of the british currency that it was great when it came out the stranger mechanism of push economies never looked back since but i think parliamentarians of two wives and i've talked to quite a few remain it's because we still we could have constructive conversations even though we don't agree and they regret the involvement of george soros because they know he's such an easy target a foreign billionaire meddling in a british democratic exercise we don't want that with fed up with people in european union telling us what we can and can't do we don't want to manage spends most of hi

this over the line and what we've seen from these results overwhelmingly is that one hundred eighty m.p.'s voted in favor of this vote of no confidence one hundred seventy six was the target that was needed and what do we know then about this young charismatic economist painter sanchez who is now the leader a spain. how long. or how long you know is that's the big question it's just going to be a honeymoon period for him for the next few days or so but there's a lot of work to do a nice to form a new government for the time being ministers from the people's party will remain in place in an interim government so how quickly you can do that is really you know yet to be seen it could be a matter of days it could be even weeks but he's going to continue facing an awful lot of pressure from the other political parties here including the centrist party hands that the leftist but there must party. particularly the centrists they are pushing for elections later later on in the year primarily because they're doing very very well in the polls at the moment and they feel that they can win if an el

been forced to make concessions to see off a potentially damaging rebellion over breck's it plans tory m.p.'s had threatened to vote against the government over whether parliament will get a meaningful vote on the final breaks it deal a government minister resigned on tuesday over concerns the way the cabinet is approaching its brics it agenda well lawrence leigh is outside parliament in central london and for us laurence the government is doing a trade off seems to be doing a trade off with the rebels what would that trade off actually involve. well it's really complicated and without going into too much of the detail what what he would do would be allow parliament to first of all scrutinizing the also many sort of deal that the u.k. government claim to have with the european union that if he didn't like it said of the government you've got to go back and try again there are a couple of timelines built into this one of them in the van and one of them the febrile which is only a month before the u.k. supposed to be leaving the european union and if the join these timelines the parliament d

these women so i think it's imperative for the international community to it's stand up to encourage m.p.'s to release these four men and to make them partners and in his reform process thank you very much. here's another flurry of molten modern ash from the volcano in guatemala is forced emergency teams to abandon their search for survivors they've given up hope of finding anyone else alive after last sunday's eruption killed at least one hundred people many two hundred are missing and thousands of homes destroyed but on the sanchez reports from the disaster zone. this is one of more than one hundred think tim's of the eruption. boiling yosh walks in fields were blown nearly two kilometers into the sky much of that london with a real serious bill each shia militia didn't have time to escape the barrier about zero point two sons and two grandchildren died with her. in total eleven thirdly members died sissy's may go to see her brother in law her body was one of the last to be recovered. it was the most traumatic locally corruption in what they managed in decades nearly two hundred people

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over a narrow victory for to reason may made possible by some last minute concessions to pro european m.p.'s on the streets to those who oppose britain's departure from the e.u. continue to ensure their voices are being heard. the path towards breck's it is still far from clear. and there are big questions looming over the future of trade relationship with the e.u. after britain's planned exit from the union on the twenty ninth of march two thousand and nineteen. there's a lot at stake for businesses on both sides germany is the most important of britain's e.u. trade partners and in two thousand and seventeen exported goods worth around eighty four billion euros to the island goods worth some thirty seven billion euros travelled in the opposite direction. meanwhile the e.u. sends goods worth a total of around two hundred ninety five billion euros to the u.k. british exports to europe are worth about one hundred eighty eight billion euros. so it's hardly surprising that companies a nervous the breaks in negotiation period is more than half way through and businesses still don't know exactl

in spain in sochi on friday when we watch british m.p.'s have issued a warning to english phones heading to russia. up to turn thousand u.k. nationals are expected to travel to the world cup in russia those fans friess a number of risks including hooligan violence and decks motivated by racism homophobia or entire british sentiment and terrorist attacks i'm case of also suggested if any players here racist remarks directed towards them they can walk off the pitch former england star jon bones told r.t. programme news thing that racism remains as much an issue in the u.k. as in russia is a big deal and racism all over the world is a big deal of racism in this country no more so than in russia than anywhere else and of course from a football and perspective yes but if you go to any inner cities in the in a lot in you see the lack of education and social opportunities for people in this country so that's not good and i often say isn't it terrible russia because it's fantastic care it's not so yes let's talk about russia and how terrible it is

which actually saw discord within his own party one m.p. was so incensed when that law was passed in the last two months the actually quit or march and that's because that bill saw detention of migrants increasing from forty five to ninety days and also look to speed up deportation there's also been the changes to the labor laws here in france which people see as making it easier to hire and fire people all of these things have sewn such to school term fronts that we've seen people sometimes in their thousands and thousands out on the streets in france protesting and sometimes these protests have turned into riots against his policies and the. doctor was. one recent poll showed that only forty three percent of respondents the saw my corn in a positive light so why has president decided to implement policies which seem to be so unpopular he would argue is all about attracting foreign investment and making the french economy stronger in the long run many people are so unhappy that there is a growing chorus of people calling on president be th

ukrainian m.p. who was in on this said that it was done in the style of sherlock holmes because sherlock holmes also did something like this and it was very successful for him i had to tell it to this rather. comes isn't a real character i mean he is. doing very well there are so even though we have a fake killer who actually used to be part of these ukrainian alter it actually was fake. fake victim the world's first verified crisis actor lazarus turning just like the scruples from the dead i think that must have shot him with it with certified nova dummy blanks only ten times more powerful than vx which means essentially harmless right the supposedly the guy who hired this killer they're saying who has links to russian intelligence he says he's actually linked to ukrainian counterintelligence there may be a business saying go because he is partner and some of these are very sit all german ukrainian venture to build cyprus site sniper scopes for the ukrainian intelligence services and there's a disa

criticized for the controversial immigration bill which actually saw discord within his own party one m.p. was so incensed when that law was passed in the last few months that he actually quit or march and that's because that bill saw the detention of migrants increasing from forty five to ninety days and also look to speed up deportation there's also been the changes to the labor laws here in france which people see as making it easier to hire and fire people all of these things have sewn such to school to france that we've seen people sometimes in their thousands and thousands out on the streets in france protesting and sometimes these protests have turned into rights against his policies. one recent poll showed that only forty three percent of respondents the saw my call in a positive light so why has president decided to implement policies which seem to be so unpopular he would argue is all about attracting foreign investment. making the french economy stronger in the long run many people so unhappy that there is a growing chorus of people calling on president calling be the candidate

montes government has threatened the ship's crew with legal action will hear from a german government's m.p. who was recently on board the lifeline. play. while iraq is great to have you along everyone and we start right away with the world cup. where germany have been eliminated a devastating outcome for a football crazy nation i mean during a post-mortem on germany's loss with empty houses from our sports desk well team germany go out of the tournament in the group stage for the first time since nineteen thirty eight all this after they lost to underdogs south korea and here is how it all unfold it. midway through the first half it became key it was not to be germany's often one even kept mumbling noise looked nervous at the start of the second half of the german side managed to moan some pressure on the south korean goal but failed to capitalise on the chances time and time again none of us that's a back and nervous in front of the opponents goal. is a dying minutes of the game jenna nice to know and became even worse humam kim surprised an inept defense to put south korea and heads. to

extraordinarily weak rollback adarsh thank you and that's it for the show we're back on wednesday the british m.p.'s return from another holiday keep in touch with us by virtual media feel with a thirty six years to the day the british army is ready for the invaded lebanon. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. period dramatic development the only mostly. i don't see how will be very critical time to sit down and talk. standing steadfast germany's chancellor stresses her commitment to be a. really prime minister arrives in europe to lobby against it. european parliament looks into the misuse of. cambridge. while more revelation show the phone company was involved in a secret country insurgency operation in yemen. putin signed legislation in the veins to give russia greater scope for retaliation against foreign sanctions . french authorities. in prisons are problems to europe's largest guard say it's overcrowded security in adequate. revery are tuning in from right around the world this hour welcome to moscow and to r.t. international my n

lawmakers who wanted to strengthen the power of m.p.'s to intervene if no prexy deal is reached before march next year. israeli warplanes launched airstrikes on the gaza strip or early one state military officials say they targeted two dozen positions linked to islam is to group hamas in response to rockets launched towards israel officials in gaza say seven people were injured exchange of fire comes amid months of heightened tension in the region. i rephrase president says he said your delegation for talks to ethiopia it's in neighboring nations have been involved in one of africa's most intractable standoffs for decades earlier this month however if you do said it would fully accept the terms of peace deal made with eritrea eighteen years ago. how the world cup in russia or why book their place in the round of sixteen with our one bill the fate of saudi arabia in rostov first off cold that was poked o. by none other than luis suarez the went means russia also qualify for the knockout stages eliminating at saudi arabia and egypt or duba

m.p. camp e.j. what you found was that almost half of the audience looked at by the f.r.c. they needed correction and needed revisiting that's a huge percentage obviously and a story that's out today regarding camp e.g. australia back in zero sixteen the australian census got messed up and the bureau of statistics was involved so camp e.g. audit the bureau of statistics in a whistleblower now says that that was not on the up and up that they were just caving in to everything that the bureau statistics wanted and said and this guy claims that eventually he got fired for not letting the issue go so that's that's a horrific example and there's more as you mentioned with s i g and deloitte and that is of course as i g misrepresenting some say their profits there there are things and the law is right caught up in the middle of all that and in general in general again the four big audit in companies have come under great scrutiny and this speaks to just the confidence that everybody from the average guy in the street to the biggest biggest investors in the world need to have in t

go ahead jump in ok so the whole sordid i mean obviously has some good planning here the ukrainian m.p. who was in on this said that it was done in the style of sherlock holmes because sherlock holmes also did something like this and it was very successful for him i had to tell it to those around a and b. but seans isn't a real character he's. doing very well there so even though we have a fake killer who actually used to be part of these ukrainian alter it was your fate to. be able to fake victim the world's first verified crisis actor lazarus turning just like this cripples from the dead i think that most of shot him with with certified nova chuck dummy blanks only ten times more powerful than vieques which means essentially harmless right the supposedly the guy who hired this killer they're saying who has links to russian intelligence he says he's actually linked to ukrainian counterintelligence there may be a business saying go because he is partner and some of these are very sit all german ukrainian venture to build cyprus site sniper scopes for the ukrainian intelligence services

being criticized for the controversial immigration bill which actually discord within his own party one m.p. was so incensed when that law was passed in the last two months that he actually quit on march and that's because that bill saw detention of migrants increasing from forty five to ninety days and also look to speed up deportation there's also been the changes to the labor laws here in france which people see as making it easier to hire and fire people all of these things have sown such just.

s twenty seven new m.p.'s. it's what i need. to me i'm with others inside the sunni area that making about twenty seven new m.p.'s and also they are negotiating with someone new j.v. . to also join this which means that we are talking about more than thirty five. piece a coalition of that why that means they will have the chair inside the seventy or less a seventy two m.p.'s seventy two sunni piece now i think we must separate between the violence that it is connected to the recount and the violence that it will be connected to making the government two separate things on this way the first the first thing is that we are thinking about the recount and how the recount will change the seats that means there will be some seats outside the sunni about it going to the maybe this is to the to the not so no one knows exactly why we're asking these questions because as you know this is a close election at the moment you get a very tiny difference that could lead to a political realignment in the country judith we've seen kurdish parties

states lawyers mishandled this investigation and disclosure of the fraud following that takeover now m.p.'s had pleaded with lawyers to please release this to the public please show the public which by the way has bailed out your bank and all the other banks and many of the other banks at least in the united kingdom in the certainly the financial system itself were bailed out by the inflation tax caused by the quantitative easing so they subpoenaed peaceful aides released that report to the public and way to go well we can't do that because of confidential confidentiality of our clients and our customers and things like well neil mitchell had the report and he released it in the matter of national interest he's a lot of you know the attitudes are the consumer in the banking sector in the u.k. straight them like mushrooms you feed them essentially feces and you keep them in the dark and feed them dog poop essentially that's the attitude that the regulators number ten downing street everyone who has any oversight capacity whatsoever for the u.k. banking industry treat them like mushrooms n