the milton group has thousands of victims.many lose much more than the bbc is allowing me to put in. i'm just going to transfer the money to you. 0k, one second. i'm on my way to meet londoner barry burnett, who started making £10 trades after signing up with a prominent milton brand. when he saw how well his portfolio appeared to be doing, he invested more. he told us he let his trading adviser take control of his computer and trade for him. this should never happen. then he started losing money and this is when the milton fraudsters asked him to invest even more. put some more money in. yeah, and double up. if you put £25,000 in, then you can wipe out your losses and make a profit. and i said, no, i'm not doing that. absolutely not. i just want to just bring my losses down to a manageable amount and i want to get out. and i must have got at least half a dozen calls from half a dozen individuals in the space of about two hours. my phone just kept on blowing up, begging me basically to put some more money in. barry says he los

there, a man called david was named as the father of milton.ls, shared directorships, social media profiles, and working with other investigators, they built a picture of the organisation. then, another piece of the jigsaw. this time from going back in time, to 2016. as the world wakes up to the enormity of the revelations and the panama papers... the panama papers were a huge cache of offshore business records, supposed to be confidential, but revealed to the world. they not only showed the group we believe to be senior associates had close business dealings together, before the emergence of milton, but also revealed the involvement of someone even more interesting. david kezerashvili was georgia's defence minister when russia invaded in 2008. after his country's defeat, he left office and started a business career. he gained the nickname mr offshore. he was found guilty of corruption charges but fled to the uk, where he successfully resisted deportation, claiming it was all politically motivated. leaked company data show that he sat at the ce

yes i'm here in sunny milton keynes. ttte— here in sunny milton keynes. ttte memtng— here in sunny miltonilto well, , we're doing very support and a great network of milto well, goodne're doing very support and a great network of milto well, good to re doing very support and a great network of milto well, good to hearing very support and a great network of milto well, good to hear and lery well. well, good to hear and thank— well. well, good to hear and thank you— well. well, good to hear and thank you ee— well. well, good to hear and thank you so much for having us teete— thank you so much for having us agate—speak- thank you so much for having us again—speaklthel again. let's let's speak to the panel now . we ethan, sophie panel now. we have ethan, sophie and neil, three staples of the milton keynes community. and ethan, you have been a council candidate in the past. ethan, you have been a council candidate in the past . why not candidate in the past. why not this year? the last two times i was a candidate , but this year was a candidate, but this year just busy with family life and set

he had milton friedman. milton friedman actually gave an early version prior to publication of the methodology of positive economics, the paper that became kind of the the statement of, of, of in hayek's view anyway, the, the positive mistakes of, of, of the chicago school. so there's so there was always a tension there in terms of methodology, certainly between friedman's vision and. in hayek's vision, hayek thought that testing was important, but falsification was very difficult, and that that you're not to have the kind of cumulative progress in economic theory that was held out as being possible particularly in the 1950s, that a very that was a very optimistic age about what economics was going be able to accomplish. i was there. i'm so sorry. i'm thinking about this question about you. do you learn about hayek and austrian economics in college classes? would it be fair to say that in physics classes today you don't learn about or newton you learn today's state of the art as the professor and the textboo

and then i say, what would milton friedman say? because that milton, i'm sure, would would not be in favor of what i'm recommending. but then i turn the argument around. i said, well, what would milton friedman say to what i'm saying? because the fact of the matter is we have had a laissez faire to some these key technologies. and the reality in semiconductors should scare all of us because 90% of the most important tech microchips in the world are manufactured 90 miles from mainland china. china has built 32 fabs in the next decade. we've we are building one now based on the chips act. so we have lost in a great book, which i know you've highlighted the chip the chips book. we have lost the war on microchips, which is a foundational for our economy and our national security. we're going to lose continue to lose unless. we rethink how we should pursue technological leadership. so another area where, the sort of changing political situation has influenced people in a i, for instance, and others is trade and where do you come down on

they work for an organised crime group known as milton. they've had a good year.dreds of millions from victims and now they're celebrating. the scammers make so much they can afford expensive sponsorship deals to make their brands look reputable. the fact that i sponsored leeds football club, i just took them as being a proper investment platform. they just want to take your money off you. there were tens of thousands of victims across the world. a lot of these people were just like the rest of us. they're no smarter, no dumber. there was never any chance for all those customers. - it's all a lie. i'll go undercover to find out how they convince people to invest. how are you, darling? how is everything going? we team up with a man who's been on the inside. my life changed radically. i have to hide now and think about security. wejoin europol raids on call centres selling the scam. you don't understand anything i'm saying. i even though you just responded to me in perfect english. -

the graph on that's on the list where it doesn't shadows, cube in the line, but we assume that bus, milton, that's yoko, to protect yourself, move to a, a wrong when all 3 just don't hold any, you have to figure out the same becomes the applicant and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves with ravia, turning from mutual disdain to unity and cooperation as read, this is the math. this is returned to the arab league, rushes ambassador to the un calls on the west to abandon its neo colonial habits. an app following criticism for strength, name bilateral ties with molly and a guy just outside lisa john, maybe one of the locations with credit forces. i'm planning to launch my child.

they have been transferred to hospital some i'd in critical condition. milton, her bottom to the walk was on. i'm glad we found one child to day soccer up on any urge that more effort goes into searching was expensive area that can go and hopefully that will find more children a pile you are now you're great when you're quin by what the wing the belief found not books and religious material in some of the abandon tombs value. boy mackenzie deleted of the good news. international church, if believe to have engaged his followers to stop themselves to death with the promise of meeting jesus in the after life. he was arrested last week after police discovered the board beef afford church members. long as the search operation continues, beliefs fear they will discover even more bodies. russia says as expelling more than 20 german diplomats and what it calls a reciprocal move. it's also accusing berlin of damaging ties. the announcement was made following russian media reports of the mass expulsion of russian diplomats from berlin. germany says it's been in contact with moscow about reducin

junior doctors on the picket line at milton keynes university hospital. what do we want?tion! the strike is set to be the most destructive so far. nojunior doctor cuts! so why are they out for a second time this year? do you know, it's a really difficult decision as a junior doctor to strike, and i've actually felt a lot of agony about deciding, as have many of my colleagues. but at the end of the day, we have had significant pay degradation. is it reasonable to ask for a 35% pay rise? i support all of my colleagues in the health sector who are striking for pay increases. my wife is a nurse, so between the two of us, our real—time pay is being degraded amongst two salaries. we need to find some space for you... - at the same hospital in november, here's what we saw. a crowded corridor with ambulance staff waiting to hand over patients at a&e. and here's what it looked like this morning. everything a lot quieter. some patients possibly staying away, knowing there was a strike on. the hospital says consultants have stepped in, some cancelling their leave. we have the rotas

after protesters crashed the tournament, robert milton's and joe berry were playing their 1st round match. when a protester jumped on the table and emptied a bag of orange powder. eventually staff member to stop him and both protesters removed by security the group just up oil claim responsibility. and here's a quick reminder of the top story. we're following for you at this hour b, u. s. secretary of state entity blinking as spoken by phone, with each of sedans, warring generals urging them to reach a cease fire and days of bloodshed. the un says at least 185 people have died so far in 3 days of violence. and you're up to date, stay tuned up next our documentary series as a look at the beijing spring and the democracy while movement in china. that's all for me for now and for the entire news team, but to stay tuned. under berlin, thanks for watching with when you work as an architect, jacqueline, or not at all women in architecture, why are they so invisible to the larger public? we decided to ask them, what is the poetry the secret of a house shattering the glass ceiling. women in archi

and in milton attacks. this either a protest forcing opposition to a government overhaul of the judiciary. a plan that has polarized the nation a day meant a unified celebration this year, overshadowed by division, as israel celebrated a milestone in its independence. the st to tel aviv filled at protesters. tens of thousands demonstrated against plans by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his government to make far reaching changes to the legal system. the government said it would restore the balance power critics hair. it would remove checks and threatened democracy. huh. well, we want to send a very clear message to the israeli people, that not only are we celebrate independence, we want to make sure that this independence stays. we want to make sure that we stop the corrupt government from passing the judicial coo and taken our independence. this is a very clear statement through the government that we will not allow to do so good to go through. it's a kind of celebration to say, this is our country. we

robert milton's and joe perry were playing their 1st round match when a protest her jumped on the table and emptied the bag of orange powder. eventually staff managed to stop him and protesters will remove my security. the group just off oil claimed responsibility. and meantime in the champions league, quarter final, it resumes on tuesday with a tally inside napoli, looking to overturn their one nell deficit after losing a way to ac milan in the 1st leg. but this time around napoli will have siri a's leading goals for victor. ahmed hen, back a striker, has for 25 goals. so far this season. also hoping to claw their way back our premier league side. chelsea who trailed spanish giants rail madrid to nil after the 1st leg. if chelsea when fail to win the champions league, they could miss out next season. the english side are currently no where near a european spot in the premier lee table and are still looking for their 1st when under interim boston, frank labarte. and here's what lampart had to say about chelsea situation. we're not where we want to be. the word broken is of it much, but

i'd in critical condition milton her bottom toward the work was and i'm glad we found one child to day soccer up on an urge that more effort goes into searching was expensive area lacking equipment. hopefully that will find more children. a pal, you are now your great when you come by. what the wing, the belief found not books and religious material in some of the abandoned terms boyle, mackenzie, the leader of the good news. international church. if believe to have encouraged his followers to staff themselves to death with the promise of meeting jesus in the after life, he was arrested last week. after police discovered the bodies of fort church members. long as the search operation continues, believe fear they will discover even more bodies. let's have a look now at some of the stories making news around the world. thousands of processes have rallied in television in opposition to the plan overhaul of israel's judicial system. protests against the government reforms have been held weekly since the start of this year. later rally comes just ahead of israel's national day, which this y

robert milton's and joe perry were playing their 1st round match when a protester jumped on the table and empty the bag of orange powder. eventually staff managed to stop him and old protestors were removed by security. the group just off oil claimed responsibility and with that now you have to date your and date of ian is coming up at a c, w, as nest with my colleague, kate ferguson, to stick around to come for that. i'm sarah kelly and for alam. thank you so much for watching. take care when you work as an architect, i go all in or not at all. women in architecture. why are this so invisible to the larger public? we decided to.

host: that is milton in philadelphia.ust to highlight, justice kagan never has been married according to usa today and does not have children and has two brothers. jim in michigan, independent line, you are next up. caller: hello, how are you this morning? host: fine, thank you. go ahead talking about confidence in the supreme court. how are you? caller: i have no confidence in the supreme court, let alone my own government, and the banking system and when that collapses, everything is going to go haywire. host: keeping your comments to the court, why do you have no level of confidence? caller: just the rulings i have witnessed over the past 42 years that i have been alive and my question is -- when will the patriot men and women of the armed forces and militias step in and get rid of this corruption once and for all? host: you said rulings, what rulings did you see that influenced your decision? caller: well, i will tell you what rulings that the bronson case, where everybody that violated the oath should have been charg

you know if milton was right, this is the problem, not the solution. so they were i thought i thought reading the book that it was extremely interesting. they thought it probably does over glamorize people somewhat. yeah so i will i'll take on the glamorization and question and leave the monetarist theory aside, the view would be a long answer, but on the glamorization point, i think i think one thing i tried to do and i hope i achieved in the book is paint these people as people, not as like heroes. writing to the rescue. as you said. i think that were really grappling with some real challenges. i think the way they grappled with them actually, a lot of the conversations that's happening, government that are happening in government right now. and i think that there's a real relevance there. and i think it's much easier to learn about those issues, people, than it is to learn about them sort of through a dry academic. and there are plenty of dry academic papers talking about every issue that i talk about in this book. you know, like academics have cove

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happened in a long time stab. saudi arabia has just now received the political leadership of hamas, the milton group ruling garza, the 1st such visit in more than 15 years. and before that also managed to reconcile with its original rival iran. after $710.00 seer is the 2 countries are reopening. they embassy soon with a litter is exchanging neutral invitations. the breakthrough deal was brokered by china and praised by many the palestinian islamic resistance movement. hamas welcomes the resumption of relations between iran and saudi arabia. this is a significant step to unite the arab and muslim world, boost security and understanding between the arab and muslim nations and the chief stability in the region. in miss waive or original normalization, it sounds like someone very important as missing washington with b gene, performing all the hard work 8 was left on the sidelines. not willing to lose another chance of playing a role. it now promises to push the saudis to make friends with israel, battle saudi arabia. i'd like to upgrade our relationship. we have to do it in a way that would be re

for example, there are no services between london euston and milton keynes until tuesday.aster is unique in that there is a four day window for us to be able to do work effectively. and of course fewer people do travel than during the normal week. it's a really good opportunity for us to make improvements to the railway for the future. one estimate says two million brits are heading overseas this weekend. the number of flights leaving uk airports remains below pre—pandemic levels, but is 11% up on last easter. industry bosses have insisted airlines and airports now have enough staff to cope with demand. but a series of strikes in france has been causing cancellations of some flights and eurostar services. whether it's by plane, train, car orferry, the advice is to plan ahead and prepare. katy austin, bbc news. simonjones is in dover this morning. simon, dover this morning. morning to you. so, we had those simon, morning to you. so, we had those reports of coaches being stuck in queues for more than 12 hours, lots of people as they get their way on good friday hoping that i

this is milton bradley's first toy milton bradley was a publisher of cards and lithographs and so forth, but this is actually a toy and it came with and so there's a little crank. this is the whole bosch. the box is decorated like the front of a theater would be i think it's about 25 images or so and you just kind of turn it like this that scrolls through it came with posters and tickets and a narration the fancier panoramas would have music and sound effects and and other things sometimes they'd have like psycho ramas for that matter would have objects lying out in front and so a kid could recreate a panorama presentation and invite the neighbors in and everything else and so it's a parlor game. yeah, absolutely. very instructions about dimming the lights right room and the family would gather around to watch this narrative chairs. yeah. and i don't know how long they published it, but there are a few in museums. so enough of them survived, you know to make it in the museums. so one of my favorite things yeah, this was an essay by margaret millenek and what in terms of civil war memory

as my favorite economist milton fried man said it more than 50 years ago, inflation is made in washington. yet rather than working with republicans to find a reasonable agreement to tame inflation and provide teeth to the economy, president biden is demanding that congress make room for new debt without a single sensible change to how government spends your hard-earned money. not one, not one change. my question to you today, does that sound responsible? let me put it this way. you give your child a credit card and kept maxing it out to the limit, would you just blindly raise the limit? of course not. not one parent would do that. you would be responsible for paying the bill but you would sit down and work with them to figure out how to change their spending habits so it never happens again. that exact same thing is true for our national debt. debt limit negotiation are an opportunity to examine our nation's finance dances now in the past 35 years, there have been eight major deficit reduction laws enacted by congress. every single one of them was attached to legislation that raised the d

what would milton friedman say? milton friedman wasn't -- would probably agree with what i am saying, but he would have good answers to our current moment. what i am advocating for is --as an conservative and someone who has believed in limited government, the pathway to growing success, i think we need to be a little more discerning. we probably need to have the government more involved. in terms of creating the right regulatory framework and the right guidelines, in terms of ensuring private capital --not in a china way. not in a way that is overbearing and overarching. and, getting that right by imposing the appropriate regulatory framework and incentives without overdoing it is a very difficult thing to do. i acknowledge that. it poses a risk of politicizing should and so forth. i try to lay out some policy ideas and also a set of principles. when in doubt, we should go back to the principles. a tough thing to get right. jon: i appreciate that, i am glad you brought up this paradox. it is so important and intere

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all you're going to do is cause more inflation remember what milton freeman, my first economist said, inflation is only created in washington. the only way you curve inflation is you create the interest rate to be higher than the inflation rate we've already had bank failures based upon this policy where the democrats spent $6 trillion more our history has always been that we did not just raise the debt ceiling. president biden every time did not believe in that. i don't know why you want to change it now when we're more in economic dire straits. if you did what you're requesting, you would create more inflation, more dependency on china, you would harm social security and medicare. for the first time in a ten-year window, three trust funds will go insolvent infrastructure - >> i'm not suggesting we don't do anything about it i'm just saying -- >> the time -- >> this is a technical - >> the time and place is right now, just as we've watched every time before. i didn't wait until the last moment i went in february 1st and i think the responsible thing to do, our government is designed

the login's on milton are there began player one by yet. look that the why your mouth from where i us, where we're not oki lamar, i sort of a day to day a and the man my military are battling for control of we're kind state the cell the and re fire bills, the nights. ah, in the day military helicopters hover overhead, the other by all was a looky, do a little by no one wanted to little bit lower than normal hobby or a cold been said no to the good. what the mobile you do, my therapy, literally without the warmer called. i hate that are allowing muzzy both during a cold winter. i am over the past year, citizen journalists have documented numerous incidents overhang, a civilians caught in the crossfire and barcode with these are just some of the videos we've been given in. others are even more disturbing when a fisherman killed, as he was returning home on his boat. and he'd been attempting to flee a gun battle between a and the military. a community leader shot dead as he was riding his bike home all day long and an elderly man stands dazed

we were just talking to congressman milton about this, but i would like to ask you as well. the taiwanese president looking to get from these meetings, and what can she take home with her? >> i think taiwan's president just wants to further solidify a relationship with the united states, but this is a real legacy issue for her. she has been in power for seven years, and she wants to demonstrate she has achieved the goal of having an unprecedentedly strong relatiship with the u.s. as far as concrete things go, there are some asks she is perhaps discussing privately including in the economic realm. for example, taiwan would like have a tree or agreement that would prevent double taxation. taiwanese investors in the united states, the u.s. investing in taiwan e now playing -- paying tax both places. anchor: why is the chinese government responding so vigorously to everything for taiwanese leadership is doing right now where does that tell us where president xi is? >> i do not think it tells us xi jinping is close to considering an attack, but it does demonstrate xi jinping ones

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given elaine rathermore usually with us, milton, that's equal to protect yourself with to deliver it. doesn't show bill. ah ah, during the 2nd world war in nazi occupied, poland, virginia was a farming region. today is part of ukraine between 943 or 945 members of the ukrainian insurgent army led by step on bender, a because thousands of poles in valeria, in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the mergers were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned and property looted. the valinda massacre is without doubt one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. why are ukrainian politicians still reluctant to talk about these events? how to modern day ukraine and poland view this tragedy of the past. and why does the memory of belinda still divide people move when i was sure seemed wrong when all through just a whole new world. yes, to safe out this day becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail went so many find themselves worlds apart. we choose to look for common ground. what are you crazy? oh, yes. or to love? i lost most of my friends. but i was bro

today i'm in bavaria in southern germany or more precisely milton. but small bavarian town nestled in the alps. a i've come here because i want to spend some time in the mountains 1st on bike and later on. foot with bavaria is one of germany's most popular tourist destinations. the regions, incredible variety of landscapes make it a paradise for those seeking a more active holiday. so it looks like i'm going to get a lot of exercise. and while i'm here, and while i'm added, i want to find out the ways in which the corona virus pandemic, climate change are affecting tourism. here in the apps, and my destination is the shopping. a scenic point in the vet osteen mountain range, ludovic. the 2nd had a house build up there for the 1st leg of the journey. i've reserved a bike. i know i. hi, nicole, welcome to make the climb a little easier. i've decided to rent an e bite bus and then is there anything i should watch out for it? i mean, most links, the feel us in probably the most common error people make is overestimating. the situation got accomplished wi

performance on my list, but it doesn't share those give in a line and where to where we actually with us milton, that's equal to pitch school. move to where you live, wherever it doesn't show the little red bill. god, no a bundle and i bet them number. oh those are those did you didn't actually shows him. you please go to finish, to move your clue to just the, the way you read about a nobody was here. ah well, memory loss is unusual, forgetfulness, a form of memory loss and ability to recall past events with can be general or concerns. some specific events solely in some cases, the memory loss can extend back decades with start an intensive course of memory recovery on r t. mm ah, all right, that falls. it's claim to have the, the presidential palace and the sudanese capital cost same. i mean, the 2nd day of heavy fighting between the power military group and the national army across the country. naval denise 56 people killed in hunger wounded of defense ministers is the country's relations with russia. have been to the new era as he's posted by vladimir, that the kremlin also ahead with one ci

it doesn't, she had to kick in the line and we assume a bus. milton. that's equal to protect your ship, move to the river. it doesn't change the level since some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities and other countries. the united states of america is different. wearable people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states, ah, with you little bit about it all to anybody basie since only city you draw the look at the book they incentives. so we figured a few color revolutions is one among several means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them onto the help of u. s. western economic interests to pop in sadie. i didn't that he did to everybody, the democrats. yeah. during the training course. so no, that's a little bit soft by whenever you get to the final goal of these thing revolutions to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. ah, yes lies. they want to do everything in their power to preserve their privileged position in the world. a un tells all the auto regional secu

the 1st encounter was described by american psychiatrist milton kleckley. in his 941 book, the mosque of sanity. his colleague robert b here continued building on this resent yearly 980 s used case studies on mad offenders to create a checklist for assessing psychopathic personality to try to reach the revised copy checklist. p l. r for short consists of a total of 20 treats is a mac mall of these traits are primarily assessed using information on file of but they're also based on an interview that the individual ah, 3 character trait a person can receive 01 or 2 points. the highest calling can is 40. how many points do they need to be considered? a psychopath. demands are generally speaking, a score of 25 and from the offender test group is considered high for 33 and this considered very helpful. annoying goes by the pseudonym m e thomas was assessed using this checklist. let's imagine her test results as a book filled with liquids. the more points she gets, the more liquid will be added to create one superficial meaning not being genuine in your interacti

told a story that the graph on that's on the way it doesn't share those, give in the line with us. milton, that's equal to pitch scuse. of move to where you were. it doesn't show bill. mm. i feel that focused on you still working through the journey all developing and identity and national identity. there is a, you know, we talked earlier about the vibrancy, the dynamics of the media. all sorts of use and narrative have a chance to debate and come to the for, but that also has a downside in everything is up for debate. nothing is agreed upon ah, 3 with center water is thrown in the old double and the snow falls about scheduling. this comes with our dealers. we've sprung from badger hours from the end to normally do it. in bt dufrane, you could keep the way in the police teachers kills a dodge on the brown asia or was to live in. i'm done with this in a little bulk. um yeah, the crucial chest middle school was all sweetness. wookey bone is no, but if good p t d still a lot of what you to do with the leukemia that work well they need to work with. i'm sure we can you video picks that will b

here, doors they had 12. milton, that's via the and they said were injured voice. it wasn't just a humane gesture lawyer. they had to do something to draw city folk out here to the middle of nowhere to day voting is a museum. voice gang moss, a neck was the factory manager here for over 30 years and witnessed 1st hand how jobs were lost was at one time, 300 looms, stood here. sure felton hutton in if we had 60 weaving machine that one wheel would operate 18 machines. each of these power looms ran 10 times as fast as the single line run by just one we are you by in the marshy love. despite the automation in the 19 ninety's voting could no longer compete with cheap textile imports from the far east to day. the looms are only operated for the museums, visitors, zagata. i'm quite granite on with the time they take and how precisely they explain . thank cell. it's very good. they go to the food offer. what's now history still has an effect on the present. our name, i wish to the chair, physician workers' rights and your social security health insurance on all these thin