it turned out that mr banks and mr wigmore were meeting two democratic unionists mps for lunch. pressure in the house of lords to scrap the cap on the number of skilled migrants who can come to the uk. the demands follow the revelation that more than 2,300 visa applications by doctors looking to work in the uk have been refused in five months. and it is ludicrous and frankly shameful that patient care in this country is being compromised every day by the shortage of doctors and yet every day, doctors from overseas recruited to positions in the nhs are being turned away and refused visas by the home office. yesterday we learned that 2360 such doctors have been refused visas, we learned that through a freedom of information request, not in response to my question four weeks ago when at the dispatch box, the minister didn't give me the numbers. that is in the last six months. is in a time that the government took urgent action and him did this damaging and dogmatic policy? my lords i would like to think the noble baroness for her question and the noble baroness is quite right, this

it says mr banks had three meetings with the russian ambassador. mr banks played down the significance of the meetings — describing two of them as boozy lunches and having a cup of tea. and the independent front page features a different story. it says theresa may is opposed to softening her stance on policies to curb illegal immigration, despite calls for change from the home secretary. it is rather brexit heavy. people will switch off! actually, it is nothing to do with brexit at all, we will talk about something entirely different, i'm not sure what... this is the sunday telegraph. how could that happen? we had to talk about brexit, i'm afraid, that is the only way around this one, theresa may faces a major vote next week and the lords have shredded her eu withdrawal bill and it comes back to the commons next week with 15 amendments and she wants mps to reject everyone. what has happened with the telegraph, amber rudd who was a staunch remain person has got together with iain duncan smith, who was staunchly leave, they say that if tory mps rebel

it says mr banks had three meetings with the russian ambassador.g to what he's called a witch—hunt mr banks played down the significance of the meetings, describing two of them as "boozy lunches" and "having a cup of tea." and the independent front page features a different story. it says theresa may is opposed to softening her stance on policies to curb illegal immigration, despite calls for change from the home secretary. i have been talking this so long that the music stopped. let's begin with a couple of aspects of brexit. the sunday times, brussels to ambush may over free movement. yes, this is the european ambassador, we know from not which country he or she comes. but this person has warned that the eu negotiator, michel barnier, will put freedom of movement back on the table. this is of course another thing for theresa may to deal with. she had the threat of david davies resigning last week. she had boris johnson of david davies resigning last week. she had borisjohnson talking off—the—cuff, the only way he knows. apparently, according to t

mr banks on potential links to russia.ive evidence, now that he is going to speak to the culture and media committee on tuesday. so far, mr banks has played down the meetings, describing them as two boozy lunches and a cup of tea but now says it is and a cup of tea but now says it is a political witchhunt. and a cup of tea but now says it is a politicalwitchhunt. thank and a cup of tea but now says it is a political witchhunt. thank you very much for explaining that for us. a man in his 30s has died after being stabbed in north london. it happened near turnpike lane tube station in haringey. police have launched a murder investigation, the 74th in the capital so far this year. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, will announce new proposals to ensure all hospitality workers receive 100—percent of their tips, if his party comes to power. he'll call on the owners of restaurants and bars to stop taking a cut from the money given to staff by customers. he claims any eventual changes could affect around 2 million people across the

banner introduced cambridge analytica two mr. banks. -- to mr. banks. >> what i am saying, it's a very small world in which cambridge analytical is a prominent player. your assertions were wrong, you had nothing to do with the referendum, it's complete nonsense. >> i'm sorry if members of this committee are unhappy with the outcome of the referendum. i'm sorry if members of committee aren't happy -- with donald trump being president of the united states. you can't simply put forward your prejudices onto me and make assumptions about our involvement with the campaign simply because that's what you want to belief. that narrative suits your view of the facts. the fact is, there's no evidence to support your position. what you're doing now is building a conspiracy theory. >> fact, is what we represent to you. fact is that mr. banner was with cambridge analytica, he introduced mr. banks to cambridge analytica. we have that on evidence. fact, a former employee of cambridge analytica introduced aiq to the campaign. those are facts. we're trying to fit th

a conservative questioned mr banks about his business interests.and names and complicated arrangements seem to be trying to unravel journalists or whoever. it suggsts that you have something to hide in all this. it may have some connection to influencing politics across the world. i like to think i'm an evil genius with a white cat that controls the whole of western democracy but clearly that's nonsense. at a quarter to two the committee chair said there'd be a few final questions. but arron banks had other ideas. you said 20 minutes. i do have another appointment which i don't want to be late for. just one or two questions. i have to insist. i was told a certain time. you canjoin us if you want. we'll be in the... mr banks, can you give us five minutes? no. you said when you left, 20 minutes. we've run way past 20. i'm sorry but i'm afraid it's time to go. and with that they were off to the commons bar. 0k. rockstar, monster energy, relentless. rock bands headlining at labour live? no. they're actually energy drinks. for the last four months, the

when you see the headline you imagine that mr banks has been to moscow again and again and again he went to moscow once there's been three meetings when you actually read the details story he is a very successful businessman some people say he's a millionaire i'm sure it's also people i mean is famously pictured outside the list the escalator to donald trump's a ball with knowledge of for us he has many contacts this is another story where they're trying to bash russia and bashing the democratic decision seventeen point four million people who voted for brics it. national football teams are descending on russia for the fifo world cup which starts in less than forty eight hours the latest squads to arrive are england ahead of their opening game on monday against a tunisian and of the world champions germany who play mexico on sunday meanwhile there is some good news for egypt their star man mohamed salah has returned to training he suffered a shoulder injury in the recent champions league final and it was unclear whether he would be able to play in russia however the liverpool striker is

when you see the headline you imagine that mr banks has been in moscow again and again and again he went to moscow once there's been three meetings when you actually read the details a story he is a very successful businessman some people say he's a millionaire i'm sure he meets lots of people i mean is famously pictured outside the glitz the escalator to donald trump's apartment with knowledge of for arch he has many contacts this is another story where they're trying to bash russia bashing the democrats need to citizen of seventeen point four million people who voted for bricks it. prepares to host the world's biggest football tournament funds from across the globe have been descending on the country but even local spectators are having to cover great distances to see some of their favorite stars in action this group from siberia traveled some six zero zero zero kilometers to watch thing france warm up in an open training session just outside of moscow there are also plenty of french fines in attendance up to steve you have told us how far they think their country can go in the. lead u

the mail on sunday also leads on the same story — saying mr banks met with russian state representativester his election before he had been installed in the white house. staying on a brexit theme, the observer reports that rebel tory mps who want to stay in the eu customs union and single market appear to be backing away from voting down government legislation next week — for fear that a defeat for theresa may could see boris johnson installed in number ten instead. similarly the telegraph says senior tories are warning the party to back the prime minister in next week's vote — for fear of letting jeremy corbyn into downing street. and finally the mirror has an interview with coronation street star bill roache, who plays ken barlow in the soap — talking about his dash to see his daughter before she died. that is just a flavour, let's discuss things in more detail, aaron banks dominating quite a few things, revealed, the brexit backers golden kremlin connection, suspected russian spy linked to the top donor during the referendum. this story has everything, brexit, russia, putin, trump, al

s vote to leave the european union when you see the headline here imagine that mr banks has been in moscow again and again and again he went to moscow once there's been three meetings when you actually read the details the story he is a very successful businessman some people say he's a millionaire i'm sure he meets lots of people i mean he was famously pictured outside the escalator to donald trump's apartment with knowledge of fraud he has many contacts this is another story where they're trying to bash russia but the democratic decision of seventeen point four million people who voted for brics it. you're tuned in to our to international and we thank you for doing so time nodal for the latest report marx and stacey have more than an eye on poverty inequality in the world's biggest economy it starts in moments. guys are welcome to the kaiser report to get the you know the public so much to cover and in just a few minutes to cover it so let's get into it stacy ranks you know we have an innovation economy don't we and in fact we're so innovative here that we actually have innovations in po

pressure to justify its existence may not see it that way when you see the headline you imagine that mr banks has been in moscow again and again and again he went to moscow once there's been three meetings when you actually read the details story he is a very successful businessman some people say he's a move to multimillionaire i'm sure you read lots of people i mean is famously pictured outside the less the escalator to donald trump's apartment with knowledge of for aaj he has many contacts this is another story where they're trying to bash russia and bashing the democratic decision of seventeen point four million people who voted for brics it in trouble. thirteen people have been killed and more than twenty five injured in a suicide attack in the afghan capital kabul women and children are among the victims their islamic state says it carried out this solve they've been a string of attacks in the country recently with many families now finding themselves displaced. our houses were bombed from the air by the u.s. air force and on the ground by ice on the. ice and children relatives drugs to

appearing in front of a commons committee, mr banks, who co—founded and helped to fund the leave.eu campaigngn for brexit. john pienaar reports from westminster. they didn't look shame—faced today, not when protesters handed them pork pies — that's slang for lies — in an anti—brexit stunt. not over claims they conspired with russia over brexit. it was helped quite a lot with some russian money, wasn't it? no, no. nigel farage was a famous face on the campaign. aaron banks puts millions where the ukip leader's mouth was into the leave.eu campaign. but did he collude with russians, including moscow's ambassador? mps wanted answers, and they got denials and more. we've now got a full—scale russian witch—hunt going on. you know, before that was... before that all occurred, there was no issue. with leave. eu spokesman andy wigmore alongside, they admitted meeting this man, russian ambassador alexander yakovenko, several times. they said they offered little beyond the phone number of donald trump's transition team. and they volunteered their e—mails with the russians, already passed to the us emba

when you see the headline here imagine that mr banks has been in moscow again and again and again he went to moscow once there's been three meetings when you actually read the details the story he is a very successful businessman some people say he's a millionaire i'm sure he reads also people i mean is famously pictured outside the list the escalator to donald trump's apartment with knowledge of for us he has many contacts this is another story where they're trying to bash russia and bashing the democrats need to say well seventeen point four million people who voted for bricks it. switching gears now national football teams are descending on russia for the fifa world cup which starts less than forty eight hours from now the latest squads are to arrive are england ahead of their opening game on monday against to tunisia and the world champions germany who play mexico on sunday meanwhile there is some good news for egypt there is star man mohamed saleh has returned to training he suffered a shoulder injury in the recent champions league final and it was unclear whether he would be ab

mr banks says he is the victim of a political witch—hunt.de—nuclearisation with north korean leader, king jong—un. mr kim has already been greeted by singapore's prime minister. the landmark meeting with mr trump will take place on tuesday. france condemns president trump's description of the canadian prime minister as "dishonest and weak" in a tweet following the g7 meeting in quebec. sport now, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's karthi gna nasegaram. good afternoon. rafeal nadal is attempting to win an 11th french open title — he has taken the first two sets against dominic thiem, the seventh seed at roland garros, 6—4 6—3. going with this server at the start of the third set. rafael nadal is on track to extend his record to an 11 french open title. cricket and england are playing scotland in a one—off one day international. scotland made their highest one day internatioal total — 371—5. an impressive 140 from calum macleod. in reply england are 141—1. england's lead test wicket takerjames anderson isn't involved in

mr banks has confirmed he will appear before a committee of mps this week to answer questions about thes on bbc news: the g7 summit ends in disarray over trade tariffs — president trump lashes out at the canadian prime minister calling him dishonest and weak. and president trump is on his way to singapore, where north korea's leader kim jong un has arrived: the two men will hold historic talks on denuclearisation. companies are to be forced to justify the pay gap between their highest and lowest earners. liz has all of the latest sport for us. studio: good morning. not boxing at its best but tyson fury won his comeback fight in manchester last night after more than 2.5 years up the sport, and won comfortably. the former unified world champion dropped seven stone and battled depression, and had a doping violation during his break. he was warned for playing up to the crowd but when he got to fighting, and upper cut did the damage and his opponent retired just before the start of the fifth round. opponent retired just before the start of the fifth roundlj opponent retired just before the s

the sunday times says mr banks had more meetings with russian officials than he'd previously admitteds about whether the kremlin sought to influence the outcome of the brexit vote. to influence the outcome he's agreed to answer question from a panel of mps next week. police in essex have called off the search for a woman who worked as a door—to—door debt collector, after finding a body in a house. collector, after finding tina cantello, who was a9, was last seen on friday evening as she went out to work. was last seen on friday evening a man is being held on suspicion of murder. tens of thousands of people have been marching across the uk, to mark 100 years since the first british women won the right to vote. many taking part wore the colours of the suffragette movement, green, white and violet. of the suffragette movement, events have been taking place in edinburgh, belfast, cardiff and london, from where chi chi izundu has more. they followed in the footsteps of the suffragettes of a century ago. in belfast, they started at the titanic quarter. in cardiff, their procession passed th

mr banks says he is the victim of a political witch—hunt. for an historic summit on denuclearisation with north korean leader, king jong—un. mr kim has already been greeted by singapore's prime minister. the landmark meeting with mr trump will take place on tuesday. the g7 summit ends in disarray over trade tariffs — president trump lashes out at the canadian prime minister calling him dishonest and weak. and in sport... rafael nadal is playing in his 11th french open final. his opponent is dominci thiem who has beaten nadal on clay this year. first set 6—4. scotland's cricketers have made their highest one day internatioal total — 371—5 against england in a one off odi at the grange. egnland are three without loss. former world champion tyson fury‘s return to boxing was over afterjust four rounds. fury‘s albanian opponent, sefer seferi, retired just before the start of the fifth round. it was fury‘s first fight for two and a half years. i'll be back with more on those stories in around an hour. big companies will soon have to justify the ga

the committee pressed arron banks and andy wignall from the leave.eu campaign alongside him about mr banksom. and i‘m frankly sick and tired of this. the reason i went into the referendum is because i had a different version of what the future of this country is. i respect your right to disagree with that. i know you are all remainers, i think, all remainers? hands up. yeah, i think so. you have a vested interest in trying to discredit the brexit campaign. and i look at the fact that you haven‘t called any witnesses from the remain campaign to hammer them. arron banks clearly in the mindset that attack is the best form of defence. there will be more questions later on, they have taken a break for voting. questions later on, they have taken a breakfor voting. these questions later on, they have taken a break for voting. these mps look like getting more denials and even more scorn. thank you, john pienaar. the number of people in work in the uk has reached a record high of 32.3 million. the latest figures from the office for national statistics show that unemployment fell by 38,000 between f

appearing in front of mps, mr banks — who co—founded and helped to fund the leave.eu campaign — accusedrts from westminster. they didn't look shame—faced today, not when protesters handed them pork pies — that's slang for lies — in an anti—brexit stunt. not over claims they conspired with russia over brexit. it was helped quite a lot with some russian money, wasn't it? no, no. nigel farage was a famous face on the campaign — aaron banks puts millions where the ukip leader's mouth was into the leave eu campaign. but did he collude with russians, including moscow's ambassador? mps wanted answers and they got denials and more. we've now got a full—scale russian witch—hunt going on. you know, before that was... before that all occurred, there was no issue. with leave eu spokesman andy wigmore alongside, they admitted meeting this man — russian ambassador alexander yakovenko several times. said they offered little beyond the phone number of donald trump's transition team. and they volunteered their e—mails with the russians, already passed to the us embassy. we have been pretty open about ev

mr banks has confirmed he will appear before a committee of mps this week to answer questions about thend—up from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie. good morning — we're starting with cricket and england are playing scotland in edinburgh in a one day international. england won the toss and chose to bowl first. and a short while ago, scotland were 28 without loss after four overs at the grange. scotland have never beaten england in an official international match. england are ranked number one in the world. there is the latest score now. meanwhile england's key test bowler james anderson is taking six weeks off to get over a long standing shoulder injury. he'll miss lancashire's forthcoming county matches but should be back to full fitness in time for england's test series against india in august. anderson, who's 35, is england's all time leading wicket taker in test cricket. tyson fury will next fight on august the 18th. the heavyweight won his comeback fight in manchester last night after two and a half years out of the sport. comfortably seeing off his unlikely albanian opponent sef

mr banks says he is the victim of a political witch—hunt.hed a murder investigation — the 74th in the capital so far this year. big companies will soon have to publish and justify the pay gap between high paid executives and their average worker. under new laws to be laid out in parliament tomorrow, uk listed companies with more than 250 employees will have to disclose the so—called pay ratios in their organisation every year. the tuc welcomed the move but says workers should also be appointed to boards. thousands of people are expected to take part in processions across the uk today to mark 100 years since the first women won the right to vote. it's part of a uk—wide event that will see participants wearing the colours of the suffrage movement. chi chi izundu is in parliament square in central london. so what's happening? this will be the end of the procession that will occur in london. as you said, it is a nationwide event with processions in edinburgh, cardiff and belfast. tens of thousands of people are expected to march to commemorate t

the sunday times says mr banks had more meetings with russian officials than he'd previously admittede outcome of the brexit vote. he's agreed to answer question from a panel of mps next week. the headlines on bbc news: president trump is in singapore for an historic summit on de—nuclearisation with north korean leader, king jong—un. mr kim has already been greeted by singapore's prime minister. the landmark meeting with mr trump will take place on tuesday. tory mps are urged to rally round theresa may, as the government prepares for a series of crucial parliamentary votes on brexit. big companies will soon have to justify the gap in salary between their highest paid executives and the average worker. the business secretary, greg clark, wants publicly listed companies with more than 250 employees to publish their pay gap every year. labour says the policy won't change pay disparity, and accused the government of being unwilling to take on bosses. our business correspondent, joe lynam, has more. three of the best paid executives in the uk last year — sir martin sorrell, rakesh kapoor a

mr banks says he is the victim of a ‘political witch—hunt‘.a door—to—door debt collector, after finding a body in a house. tina cantello, who was a9, was last seen on friday evening as she went out to work. a man is being held on suspicion of murder. big companies will soon have to justify the gap in salary between their highest paid executives and the average worker. the business secretary, greg clark, wants publicly listed companies with more than 250 employees to publish their pay gap every year. labour says the policy won't change pay disparity, and accused the government of being unwilling to take on bosses. our business correspondent, joe lynam, has more. three of the best paid executives in the uk last year — sir martin sorrell, rakesh kapoor and pascsal soriot. between them they earn £70 million. the amount senior bosses get paid compared to their staff will be brought into sharp relief from january next year. the average earnings for a ftse 100 chief executive were £45 million last year, that is 120 times more than what the average em

mr. banks: mr. speaker, when this body was debating the tax cuts and jobs act, we were told that 3% growth was impossible. we were told that the middle class and small businesses would not see any benefits and we were told that manufacturing jobs would never come back. mr. speaker, all of these so-called experts were dead wrong. since december, the u.s. economy has been growing at 2.9% and the atlanta federal reserve bank estimates that growth this quarter will exceed 4%. this is hardly the, quote, secular stagnation that so many on the left insisted was the innes capable future for the .s. economy -- in he is -- inescapable future for the u.s. economy. record growth from lowering taxes. when i am back home in northeast indiana, i am constantly hearing good news as a result of tax reform. in bluffton, 2020 blass ticks is crinesing annual -- plastics is increasing an with a -- annual wages and looking to vivent in new facilities in 2019. ifer in the wayne, quake manufacturing is adding $1,000 bonuses

mr. banks, you a recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chairwoman. >> as mrs. reese is well aware, national association of public schools is ranked indiana charter school law as the best in the country for three years in a row. as mr. richman was aware, the association of charter school authorizer's charter the best the nation. is from the data that the study found that students in indiana charter schools gained 36 days of learning and reading. year end 13 days of learning in math, both above the national average. i was proud to be involved in the effort to expand access to charter schools during my time as a state senator by sponsoring the bill that created the indiana school board and allowed private universities to authorize new charter schools. i believe the success of schools can be treated to the ability of multiple authorizer's to start charter schools that maintain the autonomy to innovate. at the same time, the schools are being held to the highest academic standards. unlike traditional public schools, they face the threat of closure if they do not mee

. >> mr. banks. mr. banks: dr. griffin, i along with 25 members sent a bicameral and bipartisan letter to the secretary of education earlier this week on tuesday that expressed our concern about the links to the chinese government. it has so-called research partnerships with over 50 universities and likely using these relationships to exploit the culture of our schools and communities as well as gain access to critical next-again tech nolings. they have use it it for spying and committing industrial and economic espionage. the d.o.d. policy that governance technology transfer is dated back to 1999. k. ere worried about y2 the world as i'm sure you would acknowledge is different technologically now than it was 19 years ago. considering the statistic teagueic competition with china and the need to protect our needs, what is the d.o.d. to do to protect the research from foreign threats and unvetted members. and what are you doing to assist the secretary of education in mitigating risk to universities and other schools

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mr banks insists it's all "nonsense".that he sent google data to a team of astrophysicists. i think there's a lot of myth around some of these things, and that's why my issues with of the committee taking witnesses, the evidence given, and turning it into fact. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. donald trump and kimjong un have had their summit, they've claimed it was a success, with a repeated commitment donald trump and kimjong un have had their summit, they've claimed it was a success, with a repeated commitment to de—nuclearisation, but also a joint agreement donald trump and kimjong un have had their summit, that was somewhat short on detail. other stories being covered throughout the bbc. an update on the rescue boat trying to bring migrants ashore in the mediterranean. italy and malta has refused to take them and then spain said it would. well emmanuel macron has inserted himself into the row, accused the italian government of "cynicism and irresponsibility" for refusing to let the stranded rescue s

mr. banks, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chairwoman. my home state of indiana is a great example of the ability of charter schools to create opportunity and lift academic achievement. as mrs. rees is well aware, the national associate of public charter schools has ranked indiana's charter school law as the best in the country for three years in a row. as mr. richmond is well affair, the national associate of charter school authorizers has consistently ranked indiana's charter school policies as among the best in the nation. this is clear from the data. the 2013 national credo study found the students in indiana charter schools gained 36 days of learning and reading per year and 14 days of learning in math, both above the national average. i was proud to be involved in the effort to expand access to charter schools during my time as a state senator by sponsoring the bill that created the indiana charter school board and allowed private universities to authorize new heart schools. i believe the success of indiana charter schools can be att

mr banks was questioned by british mps after it emerged he met three times with russia's ambassador token two people hostage in central paris, has been arrested. after hours of standoff, the police managed to free the two hostages. the motive for the attack was not immediately clear but incident did not appear to be terrorism—related. this is beyond one hundred days. still to come — as two veteran showmen meet — we'll take a closer look at the body language of donald trump and kimjong un — and try to work out what they're really thinking. six men appeared in uk court today, accused of being members of the far—right extremist group national action. one of them, jack renshaw, pleaded guilty to plotting the murder of an mp. daniel sandford reports. jack renshaw, 23 years old, a man accused of being a neo—nazi, who today dramatically admitted planning to kill a labour mp and threatening to kill a police officer. the prosecution say he'd already bought a machete, a kind described by its manufacturers as "19 inches of unprecedented piercing and slashing power. " and christopher lythgoe is th

mr banks insists it's all "nonsense".o to dominic cummings and tim shipman's definitive work on the referendum. he actually says that base great google data and sent it to a team of astrophysicists on the west coast. i think this isjust astrophysicists on the west coast. i think this is just nonsense. there's a lot of mess around some of these things. that's one of my big issues with some of the committee taking witnesses and the evidence given and thenit witnesses and the evidence given and then it turns into almost fact. a decision by spain to take in a migrant rescue vessel stranded in the mediterranean has been hailed by the italian interior minister as a victory for his government's immigration policy. italy and malta had both refused to allow the rescue ship aquarius, which was carrying more than 600 migrants, to dock at any of their ports. it's now been decided that the migrants will be transferred to other vessels before being taken to spain. mothers who decide not to breastfeed shouldn't be made to feel guilty, a

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mr banks says he is the victim of a ‘political witch—hunt‘.that crucial summit with kim jong—un which will be on tuesday morning, to talk about the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. donald trump baer, who has flown from another summit, the g7 summit, which ended in some disarray, after a row over trade tariffs, predictable in many ways, and donald trump at the end of that g7 summit, really, putting out a tweet in which he denounced the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, as weak and dishonest. and mrtrump also trudeau, as weak and dishonest. and mr trump also saying he was refusing after a ll mr trump also saying he was refusing after all to endorse the communique, thejoint after all to endorse the communique, the joint communique, between the g7 leaders that was thought he had endorsed, a communique about free and fair trade. so mr trump clearly angered by what justin and fair trade. so mr trump clearly angered by whatjustin trudeau had said, which was that canada wouldn't be pushed around on trade. anyway, he has now moved on fr

all is it worth it is is that money worth doing everything they want you to do because i know that mr a bank has said you know we don't have to live off german money anyways well you know hunger is interest is european union to be strong because we. a strong conquering needs a strong european union because we have a very open economy and seventy nine percent of our exports goes to the european union we have an export over g.d.p. ratio around ninety percent so you can imagine how significant for us it is the european union to be stronger and european union to have a competitive economy on the other hand when it comes to europe in the funds yes your funds play an important role in our economy but this is no one on the road because we don't get these funds as as gift or as a humanitarian aid or as a donation from our best or new opium friends these funds are to be given to us based on contracts based on concerts in the wife because the hunger and economy has been opened the hungary a market has been opened for best and european companies making a lot of profit on the hungary and. market this is

mr. chairman. it's my pleasure to introduce two ohioans on the panel. while working in banking, mr. kessler has cyber security issues from building banking websites to designing security architecture. he began his career at the department of defense after graduating from the honors college university of ohio. welcome. and tom fraiser and carl and mr. kessler do an important and crucial job serving banks customers at northeast ohio. it is located in lakewood. welcome, mr. kessler. bob sigh dough is a principal at ernst & young, more than 30 years of experience working with fortune 500 companies on all aspects of security, data protection and privacy, identity and mac cess member management and cyber economics. i met with him this week and impressed with his expertise in all things cyber security. and also impressed with his knowledge of all things cincinnati reds. and while i'm an indian fan, at the other end of the state, i urge any of you baseball fans at one time go to cincinnati opening day, it's celebration of america's first baseball team. cincinnati is a baseball town. and i've

mr banks says he is the victim of a ‘political witch—hunt‘.ospitality workers receive 100% of their tips, if his party comes to power. he called on the owners of restaurants and bars to stop taking a cut from the money given to staff by customers. he claims any eventual changes could affect around 2 million people across the uk. processions have been taking place all over the uk to mark 100 years since the first women won the right to vote. those taking part wore either green, white or violet, the colours of the suffrage movement. our correspondent, frankie mccamley, has been speaking to some of the marchers in central london. hundreds of thousands of women, i can't tell you how many women i've seen with banners, trust and the suffragettes uniform, making their way from hyde park, hitting all the way from hyde park, hitting all the way down piccadilly. then onto trafalgar square, right now they are coming past the downing street and they're going to make you wait right here outside the houses of parliament. and this, a very iconic area, becaus

while working in banking mr. kessler has tackled a broad range of cyber security issues from building banking websites to designing security infrastructure. he began his career at the department of defense after graduating from the honors college at the ohio state university. tom frazier, the bank's ceo and carl do an important and crucial job serving the bank's customers in northeast, ohio. the bank is located in lakewood, ohio, west ofcleveland. bob sydow is a principle in ernst & young and americas cyber security leader. he has more than 30 years of experience working with fortune 500 companies and all aspects of information security, data protection and privacy, identity and access management cyber threat management and cyber economics. i met with mr. sydow this week. i was impressed with his expertise in all things cyber curity and i was also impressed with his knowledge of all things cincinnati reds. while i'm an indians fan, a cleveland indians fan in the other end of the state i urge all of you in the audi

mr. manafort's bank fraud. you really care about getting information that mr.t can give you that can reflect on president trump and lead to his impeachment. so this appears to be b a big turn around. sarah, what does this mean for paul manafort now? >> well it basically means he's goeng to be preparing now for two trials. one in virginia and one in washington, d.c. as we saw today, this was a judge who said the most sympathetic things to paul manafort and towards his play out of any of these motions he's made to get these charges and trials dismissed and that did not work in virginia. i think one of the things that was telling was that it was warranted for the counsel to be looking into this work paul manafort had been doing for ukrainian politicians. that's something the government said was well worth looking into to see if that could have tied to the question of whether there was collusion between trump campaign officials and russians. those aren't the charges paul manafort tis facing. he's facing charges relating to foreign lobbying. the oh thing the judge s

mr. clayton, for non-bank financial institutions like pension advisers. i worry about our small businesses and our small savers and investors up in the state of maine. you are one of ten votes, and you are the individual at the regulator that has the most influence i would believe, because your space is the asset manager space. what i'm concerned about, mr. clayton, is that when a non-bank financial institution like a pension adviser or mutual fund company is designated f-zok, we all know the studies that the cost also go up. i think it was concluded that something like 25% reduction over time is the result of being designated as iffy. what drives me battie about this, sir, if you're in the asset management community, you're an agent for the customer. there is no systemic risk to the economy if something goes wrong, because it means that if my performance is better than yours, your clients go from you to me and life goes on. so all i'm asking, sir, is to take a hard look at ross-delaney that passed this congress on the floor, a big bipartisan vote. and ob

mr. banks, you're recognized for three minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you, secretary, for being here today. i want to start off by thanking you and the department's efforts regarding the title x funding for abortion providers as has already been mentioned in this hearing. i know i speak for millions of americans when i say that this life-affirming decision is long overdue and i'm grateful for this administration's courage in doing what's right. that being said, i understand the state of pennsylvania has already claimed you, we too claim you in the great state of indiana. we appreciate your hoosier leadership in your new position. i think you would agree, after living and being a leader in indiana, that the state of indiana has a lot to offer the rest of the nation. and i want to talk for a moment, you mentioned in your opening remarks about head start and the department supporting funding for head start. but your department's own impact study also found that any benefits from the program were largely absent by the time the child was in first grade

mr. rubenstein: half of the money came from the private sector, half from congress. when congress says they will give you money, can you go to the bank? mr. bunch: i could not get a loan for my own mother. mr. rubenstein: it you think you are getting the money, you raise the money, have a number of people in new york who led the effort. they had fundraising. parsons. so you have to get land to put it. was it clear you could get that land on the mall? mr. bunch: normally when the congress says build a building, they tell you where to put it. this was a concern. this might have been the last space on the mall. congress said you need to evaluate four spots. two are way off the mall, i still cannot find them. they are way off. one was the old arts industries that was going to take hundreds of millions of dollars to stabilize. then there was a spot we ended up building which was next to the washington monument which many people told me that spot would not serve us well. if we built there, we would be doing a great disservice to the american public because we would be taking away green space. so my argument was to look at all the spaces, a