and his colleagues because he believes they fear the damage mccrum his articles were causing to their brand people have made a lot of money investing in work hard and that breeds a sense that you are right you've made the correct decision to invest and work hard was very successful at demonizing its critics it waged a substantial campaign to undermine the reputation of the financial times and for a long time it really. it wasn't successful but it it it succeeded in putting doubt in people's minds and so so i think that is a large part of this as well it was why very effectively demonized its critics and . was able to get out of answering legitimate questions about its business. when why a card filed for insolvency a few weeks ago its share price plummeted and many of its shareholders found themselves facing serious losses vod gang she is a burn in based lawyer representing thousands of them it's starts with a with a grandmother who has invested some of her pension fund money in a card or maybe just 2000 euros and then has lost everything and go it goes up to huge private persons and a

more within 2 hours 3 hours 10 hours one day or 2 days or 3 days we don't know we'll just keep at it mccrum is walking out or burns lashing out at what point should we be worried that this stalemate summit speaks to a deeply fractured european union. that is exactly the point i mean the picture that this sort of fish shows to the i would sign i mean think of the united states think of china looking at europe the biggest economic bloc in the world and showing themselves like a deeply dysfunctional family are like it like a squabbling bunch of children who can't get their act together $27.00 adults in a room for 3 days and long nights and still they can't get to the point of compromise it is a miserable and pitiful picture and it doesn't really show at its best this cannot really go on but that's what they tell themselves every time after events like this and it doesn't seem to get any better over time so barbara if that's an accurate picture and if a compromise is not on the cards where do we go now. it'll carry on for a while and then eventually they will have to go home go to bed or do wha

instead family members of medical workers who died fighting the pandemic joined president mccrum to watch a smaller military display physically distance troops or face masks and that's one health measure the president wants to expand. the circle on the court in the next weeks i would like mass to be compulsory in all close public spaces we're doing it already on public transport and it works in a bastille day t.v. interview also acknowledged the reinfection rate was rising but he announced plans to reopen all schools in september under conditions as normal as possible. as from celebrates a national day that was far from normal essential workers hope the attention the pandemic has brought them will bring better pay and conditions long off to the applause fades. well let's go now to some other stories making news around the world elaine maxwell has been denied bail after pleading not guilty to sex crime charges that lead to a legit dealings with her former associate jeffrey epstein u.s. prosecutors say the british socialite is a flight risk she's accused of helping the late financier recrui

sunday telegraph columnist and elizabeth the table leaves mccrum won't be happy with those numbers. in the case of i don't think anybody can prove that she didn't shy to do his best and some of his best in this crisis where everything was new might not have been good enough and i don't know the details but i can see it being pretty troubled right now i keep in amazement because they are leaving in good and the gossip i hear is a tidy defragged that. he didn't necessarily want to go that the president are offended by the fact that the prime minister had 20 quite small or a prepared speech that he had and there was a kind of miscalculation and the president gave a great orations during the qubit crisis and people just thought these were pompous and not very interesting and meanwhile. what he was giving results and getting it by taking questions and it coalesced in the mind of people now he was and he was competent he was somebody who was not above himself and the impression was then and the result is now 2 years from the presidential election. the suspicion is that imminent always afr

minister at waffle leap as hands it in the resignation of his entire cabinet to president emanuel mccrum felipe's decision to stand down paves the way for a reshuffle which was widely expected there was no indication as to whether felipe will stay on as head of the new government. putting this into context for us let's bring into that you correspondent barbara vessel in brussels probably heard it there of the resignation and wofully was expected but why did the entire government resign now. because president mike wrong a once a complete reshuffle it seems incredibly brutal but it's something that happens again and again in french politics the president in france is more or less like the king and he determines who his court hears the people working for him and definitely under him are going to be and it was clear for weeks on end that didn't president mike wrong and yet announce it wanted to relaunch himself he wanted to relaunch his politics and that all was means in france it is going to be a bloodbath politically he wants new people new faces because he's things that faces that have ac

joins us now from the french capital for more on this charlie good to see you it appears president mccrum is stepping it up against nato what more is known about this story. that's why for the last few months president macron has been questioning the organization of nato questioning its effectiveness and its allies even questions one of its core principles which is article 5 this idea that if one nato members attack then the pool the others will come to its aid and he has repeated his accusations made last year and again made in the last few weeks that the organization is brain dead. let me to take you back to my statement from long. being brain dead i think this is the best example of it when 2 nato members are confronted with the situation we're living in not denouncing it it's intolerable. so what's going on here well this is to do with the latest incident between france and as you alluded to that this is an incident that took place in the last the weeks in the mediterranean sea a french frigate ship was out as part of the nato operation it wanted to verify what was on board a turkish

instead family members of medical workers who died fighting the pandemic joined president mccrum to watch a smaller military display physically distance troops will face masks and that's one health measure the president wants to expand. if it could only put in the next weeks i would like moss to be compulsory in all close public spaces where doing it already on public transport and it was. in a bastille day t.v. interview mccrone also acknowledged the reinfection rights was rising but he announced plans to reopen all schools in september on the conditions as normal as possible. as front celebrates a national day that was far from normal essential workers hope the attention the pandemic has bought them will bring better pay and conditions long after the applause fades. well the german shells are all a machall has been continuing her push for a massive 750000000000 euro bailout fund during talks in berlin with the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez at their talks ahead of a crunch summit on that america warned that it was still far from clear that a deal among e.u. member states over that

instead family members of medical workers who died fighting the pandemic joined president mccrum to watch a smaller military display physically distance troops will face masks and that's one health measure the president wants to expand. the circle on the court in the next weeks i would like mass to be compulsory in all close public spaces we're doing it already on public transport and it works. in a bastille day t.v. interview mccrone also acknowledged the reinfection rate was rising but he announced plans to reopen all schools in september under conditions as normal as possible as front celebrates a national day that was far from normal essential workers hope the attention the pandemic has brought them will bring better pay and conditions to. we have a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world the united nations has tens of thousands of migrants mostly ethiopians are stranded in yemen due to coronavirus restrictions at least 14500 of them have been bused or trucked to cities such as aid and mari amid accusations they contribute to the spread of infe

there is a lot of speeches most of them pre recorded underline center speech justin trudeau emanuel mccrum icon peo bill clinton united nations secretary general of the terrace most of them were announced that they will be they will be attending here but due to the pandemic they couldn't be here also the pandemic took its toll on the crowd the crowd is much much much smaller than what we used to see here in the in the in the recent years but most importantly the pandemic took its toll on the number of victims that are buried that will be buried today some families couldn't be here they don't live in boston any more they went to western countries as refugees now there are there are citizens there they couldn't be here so they had to withdraw their consent on the burial so only 9 victims of the 7 it's a genocide will find their eternal peace 25 years later. how much of an open wound is not only 70 the issue of recovering remains a quarter of a century on product. it is still an open wound in the process the process is far from finished there is more than a 1000 people still missing yet to be

business around the world but it was his activities in asia which raised suspicion journalists like dan mccrum of the financial times discovered that the vast sums of cash the company claimed to have just could not be found the business didn't really seem to exist and then we started looking at these accounts what company it's sad and these various business deals which it in singapore and other places in asia and really what we found just didn't add up so we started publishing pieces which raised questions about these things and that led more people to get in touch and us to raise more questions about the company's accounts when wire cards filed for insolvency a few weeks ago that share price plummeted many of its shareholders found themselves facing serious losses both going share is a burden based lawyer representing thousands of them it starts with who was a grandmother who has invested some of her pension fund money in a card or maybe just 2000 euros and has lost everything and go it goes up to huge private prisons and also institutional investors who may hold 2 digit 1000000000 euro figur

immediate the escalation in libya including a cease fire also spoke to french president emmanuel mccrumout the escalation and the white house statement says the situation has been exacerbated by the presence of foreign forces and arms. egypt's parliament later voted to lead president since he deployed troops abroad for a potential military intervention in libya sisi has previously said egypt would support forces loyal to the leader of self declared libyan national army holly that if tripoli's government and its turkish allies attack the city of sirte it is controlled by hamas forces and is a gateway to libya's oil rich region and just before that parliament vote the un warned against any foreign intervention in the libyan conflict and particularly singled out egypt where they would see a gyptian with already or were any other country. that has an influence or look far east in know in libya i think they all know our position you know there is no military solution to this conflict this buildup of forces around city is worrying and just puts more libyan civilians at risk contact have been

immediate deescalation in libya including cease fire trump also spoke to french president in manual mccrumbout deescalation the white house statement says the situation has been exacerbated by the presence of foreign forces and on us but egypt's parliament later voted to let president sisi deploy troops abroad for a potential military intervention in libya sisi has previously said egypt would support forces loyal to the wall. that tripoli's government and its turkish allies attacked the city of sirte the areas controlled by hamas forces and it's a gateway to libya's oil rich region. egypt's foreign minister has met palestinian leaders in the occupied west bank city of ramallah some initial korea reaffirmed egypt's support for a 2 state solution and rejected israel's plans to fix palestinian land israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said he would begin the process of onyx and parts of the occupied west bank and jordan valley from july the 1st new labor him and visit from ramallah. it comes as part of palestinian officials diplomatic efforts to try and pressure the u.s. and israel t

french president emanuel mccrum has warned to turkey against maneuvers in the eastern mediterranean and this calling for the e.u. to consider sanctions it follows and has moved to send ships into the waters on an energy source in mission. and if he. doesn't let me be done in this part of the mediterranean which is vital for all of our country's energy and security issues are essential today and they are at stake in the power struggles of turkey and russia in particular which are increasingly asserting themselves and against which the european union still carries too little weight because it would be a serious mistake to leave our security in the mediterranean in the hands of other players this is not an option for europe and it will not be something france roulade happened to see the european union's chief breaks and go see it or has warned the trade deal with the u.k. now appears unlikely michele batterham made the comments at the latest round of negotiations in london the sides remain far apart on how to ensure a level playing field between e.u. and u.k. businesses as well as on fishi

business around the world but it was his activities in asia which raised suspicion journalists like dan mccrum of the financial times discovered that the vast sums of cash the company claimed to have just could not be found the business didn't really seem to exist and then we started looking at these accounts what company that sat and these various business deals which it in singapore and other places in asia and really what we found just didn't add up so we started publishing pieces which raised questions about these things and that led more people to get in touch and us to raise more questions about the company's accounts when wire cards filed for insolvency a few weeks ago that share price plummeted many of its shareholders found themselves facing serious losses. gang sheer is a burden based lawyer representing thousands of them it starts with there was a grandmother who has invested some of her pandan fund money in a card and maybe just 2000 euros and then has lost everything and go it goes up to huge private prisons and also institutional investors who may hold 2 digit 1000000 euro or fig