using torture tactics and that comes from information released by security sources involving david miliband who was britain's foreign secretary into a few months ago critics say his actions amount to sanctioning torture but something miliband denies miliband on the anti jeremy corbyn side of things on foreign policy may not have been complicit in torture but today the u.k. seeks a trade deal with india which participates in today's world court hearing it is after all indian company tata that owns jaguar land rover which claimed that bracks it was behind its decision to sack four and a half thousand workers india it seems though is not on britain's side the marshes has been and continues to be the soviet nation for the chicos occupy india didn't support britain stance on syria iran in the voting with russia and china are indicating as strikes against president assad were illegal something on next guest agrees with all the u.k. media appears more interested in alleged isis brides in syria well joining me now from moscow is president bashar al assad's top media adviser dr between the shabaab w

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their signature to this letter include the former foreign secretary of the united kingdom david miliband the nato secretary general mr salado the former foreign minister of germany. we are very concerned when europe is completely silent while america strong is and now wants to put forward a unilateral. plan ease is the reason why i think we need a week up call for euro to be again trying to be in the game not can delete the lee side live i mean as you look for a policy approach the e.u. leaders have had very little to say about donald trump's very visible and very vocal support for israel in fact it's been pretty much the same as when the golan heights were recognized by the united states when the u.s. moved its embassy to jerusalem and with the latest idea from the president that israeli citizens should be immune from prosecution in the international criminal court since the creation of the i.c.c. the united states has consistently declined to join the court because of its broad unaccountable prosecutorial powers any attempt to target american israeli or our i personnel for prosecution

the concerns of leading democrats have also been echoed by the likes of david miliband the president of the internatioional resescue commite he's describes trumps veto as being morally wrong. but president trump's move has been welcomed with open arms by the uae with the government according it timely. and strategic. also were about that i'm joined by simon they'vend he'e's from lancaster university he's also written a book sauaudi ararabiad iran power and rivalry in the middle east thank you for being with us some frost twenty force not good to have you with us. now this is at no great surprise as it iss made by donald trump saudi arabia is awful america's strong a stab at least ally after israel. yeah it's i it's n not p particy surprising given that the type of climate that we're seeing across the middle east that the really strong relationship between president donald trump and and mohammed bin solomon in in saudi arabia so. in spite of the the widespread criticism all of the u. s. invovolvement in the war in yem. the the personal and strategic relationship betweenen the two stat

the former labour leader ed miliband was asking an urgent question about the situation but the speakerlcoming greta to the public gallery. i hope on behalf of all colleagues across the house to welcome greta thunberg who is with us today, enthusiastic and dedicated environmental campaigner. applause i think across the house we all believe in encouraging young people to stand up and speak up and say what they think and make their concerns known. so it was a pleasure for me amongst other colleagues to welcome greta this morning, greta, it was a pleasure to meet you and i hope you enjoy listening to the exchanges. the question is not why act, but how fast can we act? we understand the scientific evidence base, the motivation and the commitment that is driving people out right across the world to make their views known. but i worry, mr speaker, that many of the messages we here ignore the progress which is being made and as such make people fearful for the future rather than hopeful. she listed the action the government was taking, including being the first country in the world to pass a c

the former labour leader ed miliband demanded more be done.in the public gallery, said this: "i want you to act as you would in a crisis. "i want you to act as if our house is on fire because it is." mr speaker, she is right. if we do not act, people will say in the future, you knew the facts but you did not care enough. we will be known as the generation with the knowledge of what was to come but without the will or imagination to prevent it. we will be condemned and rightly so. the right response to rebellion in our streets is to produce a revolution with climate leadership and the time for action is now. he asked me about declaring a climate emergency. the thing is, mr speaker, i don't know what that would entail. i could stand here and say, i believe there is a climate emergency. he could say that. many of our local councils have done so, including my own council in wiltshire. the question is, what are you going to do about it? it's the easiest thing in the world for a politician to stand up and say, i'm going to do this, i'm going to set

there is the former labour leader, ed miliband!u's main brexit negotiator has this morning said a no—deal scenario has become more likely. 0h, oh, sorry, ithought oh, sorry, i thought we were playing a clip of him, but we did that earlier! let's hear from a group of mps. first hugh merriman, conservative mp. he was the one you cld hear pleading with colleague nick boles who dramaticaly announced he was leaving the conserative party, pleading with him to stay and conservative mp ed vaizey. we've also got labour mp chi 0nwurah. she was one of many who voted for last night's common market option. and i have missed out tom brake, the lib dems. good morning. we will hear from pauline latham in a moment but first of all, hugh merryman, you we re first of all, hugh merryman, you were not able to stop your colleague from effectively leaving the party. that was quite an emotional moment actually, wasn't it? not really very dramatic, i wasn't expecting it at all. his voice was strained and he said he could no longer sit with us. i don't thin