as a muslim brotherhood anti iran and take cut their media narrative and at celebs the u.a.e. is lobbying company queller offer twenty six thousand dollars a month to king's college london to focus research linking with terrorism let's get more on this now we're joined by sami helm the middle east analyst and editor of international interest that's an online news site and he's joining us live from london very good to have you with us on al-jazeera as always so a very long very detailed and dabbling report on the u.a.e. as efforts to stop i sold the spread of democracy in the gulf and the middle east to demonize the muslim brotherhood cutter for its support of the pro-democracy movement and to take all of this out of the gulf and the middle east and entered the u.k. . i think yes and i think also we have to appreciate why you know this particular approach and why london and washington meticulous let's remember that many of the muslim brotherhood leaders during their times in exile they will be countries they fled their countries going to long loved ones was the main haven where

the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which is made by the david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bush's space i will stop british petroleum oil concession in the law that was successful really extraordinary effort by the ether actually cajole and bully the british government into a pursuing its foreign policy the success or failure of the other u.a.e. lobbying is less clear it's been watch says that the u.a.e. put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement says flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that iraqi donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute re

its interest in this particular instance was presumably that the muslim brotherhood represented a threat to security and stability in the region and particularly to them and that was the agenda that they were pushing whether we agree with our agenda or are not is irrelevant the fact is that that is what they believed and they were using all the leavers of influence they have in a way that is no different from the way that the u.k. the usa and other countries. deploy it i think the question here is when does that influence become malign when is it in in conflict with the interests of. a country such as the u.k. in this instance. and i think that is where we should concentrate and that is where we should. exploit the report its positive aspect in generating the debate but i think the implication there that and i don't want to be seen to be defending hury i don't agree with some of its foreign policy or tall but in this instance i think it would be wrong to suggest that the u.a.e. he was acting in any way that is different from other countries absolutely and if the usa had come on the show

anybody who criticizes or feels threatened by a political movement such as the muslim brotherhood is now causing islamophobia i'm sorry but other politicians both here in the u.k. and in the u.s. have caused more islamophobia concern than the u.s. attempt to show their perspective and it is a legitimate perspective from their point of view if we may not agree with this that the muslim brotherhood has been embryonic in terms of the extremist movements such as al qaeda and others in the middle east that is a very well researched and well held point if you took a leader there something like we are running out of you on another being and you have to be able to let the user shaking your head but in a show about clandestine lobbying many might legitimately ask who funds spend watch them whether spend what has an agenda here. they may legitimately ask and that's why of course we publish on our website every organization that gives us money so we are transparent about that we the other organizations that were engaged in this big dispute and discussion were similarly transparent because think

well yes it was i mean that the inquiry required into the muslim brotherhood the designation of of a peaceful muslim groups in this country as it was hasn't had that back up closer than from what you're trying to do when it's not an impediment rather call it an attendant was and they definitely disagreed that those organizations as terrorist what the guest is the organizations the terrorists are perfectly legal peaceful political organizations in this country as part of a pact washington against muslims being active in political life today which means which is which result which results in tokyo with the supporters marauding in the streets in central london intimidating but bus drivers will try to go but really best this vast the result of it and that's where the normal lobbying i don't want any part of normal of being after would you agree with that that this lobbying resulted in a and a backlash against muslims i'm staggered you see i r i've been looking at terrorism and religious extremism since nine hundred ninety eight and islamophobia is a horrible thing and something that i've

failed to designate the muslim brotherhood as a terrorist organization and were r.t. minister of state for foreign affairs and war garage is accused of pushing journalists to create narratives that were pro u.a.e. and muslim brotherhood anti iran and anti cattle and its alleged lobbying company offered twenty six thousand dollars a month to king's college london to focus research linking cattle with terrorism paul brennan has been following the developments in the u.k. parliament where the report has been tabled. here is is that report that's been issued today it's entitled you're a lobby subverting british democracy and with a question mark at the end that really is the thrust of this report why the u.a.e. well basically spin watch says it was leaked documents relevant to the u.a.e. as activity it could indeed have been any one of several countries that tries to get favor with british journalist and with the with the british government but the operation that the u.a.e. underwent and undertook in those years particular between twenty ten and twenty sixteen was describ

designated the muslim brotherhood as a terrorist organization. the threat was if you do an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood which had no basis in security then we will. deal three billion with a space or we will stop b.p. from having it all concession which they've had. more or less in the since the one nine hundred thirty s. is that real economic muscle behind some of these threats not enough to. the government didn't brotherhoods. in the end was a bit weird because in the end the muslim brotherhood isn't a terrorist organization big surprise. has more from central london. here is is that report that's been issued today it's entitled the u.a.e. lobby subverting british democracy and with a question mark at the end that really is the thrust of this report why the u.a.e. will basically spin watch says it was leaked documents relevant to the u.a.e. as activity it could indeed have been any one of several countries that tries to get favor with british journalist and with the with the british government but the operation that the u.a.e. underwent

anti muslim brotherhood anti iran and anti media narrative and it's in there just the u.a.e. is a lobbying company offered twenty six thousand dollars a month to college london to focus research linking cutter with terrorism. sami handy as a middle east analyst and editor of international interest and he says although it is normal for countries to be involved in lobbying the scale of this operation is extraordinary. you have to why do you. this particular routine while longer and watching meticulous let's remember that many of the muslim brotherhood leaders during their times in exile they will be countries they fled their country. many many of whom brotherhood. exist read to be believed if the arabs through. the ruling family. so suffering the same as mubarak and the like and the. huge amounts of money. i think with regards to these. growing billions of dollars i don't think i sincerely do you eat very similar to what trucks is very similar to what we saw was new conflict in the ninety's ninety's like it's a big it was trying to lift the arms embargo he was told that if we n

anti muslim brotherhood and iran and cut their media narrative and it's alleged the u.a.e. is lobbying company offered twenty six thousand dollars a month to king's college london to focus research linking katha with terrorism let's. more on this now are joined by correspondent paul brennan who is live outside parliament in london as a very long and very damning report paul has there been any reaction to it from the various individuals or organizations it mentions. not yet although we have reached out to various organizations and individuals who have been named in this report hold up the report a copy of the report here for you to see the cover and the title the u.a.e. lobby subverting british democracy question mark is the is the title or isn't that is the thrust of what the spin watch organization which compiled it are saying essentially what they're saying is that lobbying happens in many different democracies but to make it proper and to stop it being insidious it has to be transparent you have to know who has the ear of whom what is being said what kind of gifts and ex

and on team muslim brotherhood and to iran and anti cattle and it's alleged that u.s. law lobbying company offered twenty six thousand dollars a month to king's college london to focus research linking cancer with terrorism paul brennan has been following the developments in the u.k. parliament where that report has been tabled. here is is that report that's been issued today it's entitled the u.a.e. lobby subverting british democracy and with a question mark at the end that really is the thrust of this report why the u.a.e. will basically spin watch says it was leaked documents relevant to the u.a.e. as activity it could indeed have been any one of several countries that tries to get favor with british journalist and with the with the british government but the operation that the u.a.e. underwent and on the talk in those years particular between twenty ten and twenty sixteen was described by the report's authors as being slick a well oiled machine sophisticated and quite clever in many ways and it appears to have been motivated by the fear in the united arab emirates

anti muslim brotherhood and iran and anti catarrh media narrative and it's alleged the u.a.e. is lobbying company quiller offered twenty six thousand dollars a month to king's college london to focus research linking qatar with terrorism paul brennan has more from westminster. here is is that report that's been issued today it's entitled the u.a.e. lobby subverting british democracy and with a question mark at the end that really is the thrust of this report why the u.a.e. will basically spin watch says it was leaked documents relevant to the u.a.e. as activity it could indeed have been any one of several countries that tries to get favor with british journalist and with the with the british government but the operation that the u.a.e. underwent and then the talk in those years particular between twenty ten and twenty sixteen was described by the report's authors as being slick a well oiled machine sophisticated and quite clever in many ways and it appears to been motivated by the fear in the united arab emirates of the rise of political islam now what did it entail according

muslim brotherhood light it also extended to threatening the british government according to reports to withdraw a multi-billion pound contract for a typhoon fighters a threat which the report's authors say was actually successful in persuading david cameron to launch an inquiry into the bona fide ace of the muslim brotherhood in this country. the european union and japan have signed a free trade deal little eliminate nearly all terrorists presenting a united front trumpet ministration puts a trade barriers is the e.u.'s biggest deal to date creating a trading zone covering six hundred million people and only a third of the global economy a day after warning the us china and russia again starting a trade war the european council chief says this agreement sends a very clear message politically. ally in the increasing darkness of international politics we are sending a clear message. that you can count on us we are predictable both japan and the you. responsible and will continue defending their based on rules on freedom transparency and commerce and this political dimension if even mo

know what's come out over the last year so that the the british government review into the muslim brotherhood was. going to say totally but certainly largely down to the u.a.e. lobby except on morgan thank you very much indeed going to it's a thank you. for israel is tightening it see john almost two million people living in gaza by further restricting the flow of goods into the territory is planning to ban all surely imports through the care of ourselves from crossing the fishing zone open to boats from gaza has also been hard to three nautical miles john stratford reports. trunks gather at the column border post it's the only official crossing for goods and fuel into gaza from israel but the israeli government has now closed it it says it will let food and medicine in on a case by case basis but is not a fuel essential for powering gaza's basic services many of the almost two million people here only get electricity for four to six hours a day. for the most serious then you know this fuel blockade doesn't last because it will cause hundreds of problems and life will stop sewage and rubbish

the subsequent crackdown on morsi party the muslim brotherhood and its supporters was widespread andrutal. security forces raided camps set up by morsy supporters in the capital on the fourteenth two thousand and thirteen. at least eight hundred people were killed in cairo and around four thousand injured cc's opponents. thousands of muslim brotherhood members and supporters were arrested the government offensive on opposition groups and the media has widened in the years since that day our model. says he was first elected president in two thousand and fourteen democracy international one of the main international observer groups monitoring voting said egypt's repressive political environment had made a genuine democratic presidential election possible sisi inherited a troubled economy apparently needing aggressive reforms i list say things have improved since but egyptians have suffered the withdrawal of certain price subsidies and the devaluation of the egyptian pound against the us dollar workers also began on several major construction projects including dredging a new channel of

felt were too pro muslim brotherhood. views that whose views they objected to. we know that the u.a.e. personally dobby the government about the b.b.c. coverage and that i was pushed back by the british government saying well we can't control the media is just you know this is this is this is britain this is what happens we know there are a lot of unpublicized private last minute. meetings between mamak inside the crown prince of abu dhabi and david cameron they developed a very personal i mean they developed a personal friendship. these two text each other and they clearly got on well and that was a key. that was a key rootin for the u.a.e. to spread its message to the british government israel is tightening its journalists two million people living in gaza i further west strict thing the flow of goods into the territory and spanning all flow imports to the qur'an i was salim crossing the fishing boats from gaza has also been half to three nautical miles charles traffic reports. trunks gather at the column border post it's the only official crossing for goods a

the campaign tried to influence media coverage of the arab spring and discredit the muslim brotherhood and. israel is tightening its siege on almost two million people living in gaza by further restricting the flow of goods into the territory it's planning to ban all fuel imports through the obvious l.-m. crossing while food and medicine will need permission to go through. as the sole commercial crossing into gaza it is vital for the flow of fuel necessary for people who only get up to six hours of electricity a day but it's get more phone calls on and stephanie decker she is following this from west jerusalem so why is stephanie israel imposing even more restrictions on gaza which is already under siege and what impact these further restrictions are going to have. well this is all about israel putting pressure on hamas to stop the incendiary some but losers have been crossing the border and burning thousands of acres of agricultural land on the israeli side now this started really as part of these right of return protests going on for almost over two months now and they've called incr

anti muslim brotherhood anti iran and anti cattle media narrative and it's alleged the u.a.e. is lobbying company offered to twenty six thousand dollars a month to king's college london to focus research linking cattle with terrorism let's talk to paul brennan who's live for us outside the british parliament in london so many questions to be asked about why the u.a.e. focus does that puts on the british establishment but do those that were targeted perhaps paul have even any answers. well we've reached out to some of those bodies that were targeted and we're bracing for a sponsor's from them i have the reports in front of me here and i attended the launch of the report in the last hour inside the houses of parliament behind me and that one of the co-authors. morgan said as follows that it was a slick well oiled machine the u.a.e. lobbying efforts it was sophisticated and quite clever in many ways and you know a lot of people talk about lobbying and the guidelines that control it's and they say that well everybody's involved with it really all governments try to put their inter

the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which was made by the to david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bushes will stop british petroleum getting an oil concession in the law that was successful a really extraordinary effort by the actually cajole bully the british government into pursuing its foreign policy the success or failure of the other u.a.e. lobbying is less clear spin watch says that the u.a.e. put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement is flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that i'm. rotty donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute researc

and its support for some groups active in the arab uprisings of 2011, like the controversial muslim brotherhoodatari station, aljazeera, was a prominent broadcaster of the arab spring. managing director giles trendle believes their coverage was a cause of the current coverage. aljazeera was on the street, it was listening to the people, we were reporting on these events as they were taking place and i think there are some regimes tha found that to be threatening and disruptive and i think the forces of change, the popular demands were a threat to some regimes and i think it is maybe now payback time. now those tensions were being played out in a battle of words and pictures on the region's main satellite tv stations. the saudi funded station, al arabiya, claimed... the state owned qatari tv channel hit back. as their governments traded accusations, where could arab viewers find the truth? there are two big satellite players. first aljazeera. it created a revolution in arab media when it launched in 1996. then there's al arabiya, its rival since 2003. both stations have some of the biggest tv ne

the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which is made by the david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bush's speech i will stop british petroleum getting an oil concession in the law that was successful really extraordinary effort by the each actually cajole bully the british government into a pursuing its foreign policy the success or failure of the other u.a.e. lobbying is less clear spin watch says that the u.a.e. put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement says flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that iraqi donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute

the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which was made by the david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bush's place i will stop british petroleum getting an oil concession in the law that was successful really extraordinary effort by the each actually cajole and bully the british government into a pursuing its foreign policy the success or failure of the other u.a.e. lobbying is less clear spin watch says that the u.a.e. put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement has flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that iraqi donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institu

the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which is made by the david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bush's place of will stop british petroleum oil concession in the law that was successful extraordinary effort by the each actually cajole bully the british government into pursuing its foreign policy the success or failure of the other u.a.e. lobbying is less clear spin watch says that the u.a.e. put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement has flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that iraqi donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute research but chatham

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and other countries the subsequent crackdown on morsi party the muslim brotherhood and its supporters was widespread and brutal security forces raided camps set up by morsy supporters in the capital on the fourteenth two thousand and thirteen. at least eight hundred people were killed in cairo and around four thousand injured cc's opponents. thousands of muslim brotherhood members and supporters were arrested the government offensive on opposition groups and the media has widened in the years since that day i want to. see she was first elected president in two thousand and fourteen democracy international one of the main international observer groups monitoring voting said egypt's repressive political environment had made a genuine democratic presidential election possible sisi inherited a troubled economy apparently needing aggressive reforms i list say things have improved since but egyptians have suffered the withdrawal of certain price subsidies and the devaluation of the egyptian pound against the us dollar workers also began on several major construction projects including dredg

cairo against the ousting of the democratically elected president mohamed morsi members of the muslim brotherhood or among those sentenced. party of former cricketer imran khan has emerged as the official winner of pakistan's general election with results now in for all two hundred seventy seats but some opposition groups are calling for a pete elections a bit allegations of meddling by the military. to fire fighters and died battling wildfires in northern california in the u.s. five hundred structures have been destroyed evacuation orders have been issued for thirty seven thousand people hot weather but strong winds a fueling the flames. son major developments to end syria's seven year civil war to tell you about representatives from kurdish held areas say that they've agreed to form committees with the government of bashar al assad a leading member of the syrian democratic council told dizzier that they will work towards handing back territory under their control to the government while planning a democratic decentralized syria the s.t.c. is linked to the u.s. backed military alliance known as

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the us the campaign tried to influence media coverage of the arab spring and discredit the muslim brotherhood and. the european union and japan the signing a free trade deal that will eliminate all tab if they're presenting a united front as the trump of ministration puts off trade barry is it is the year's biggest deal to date creating a trading is on covering six hundred million people those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us mike to his ear that's coming up next thank you for watching. the i.m.f. said riyadh's breakeven oil price twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. for help now we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. tunes i will be. the. man with the. newest. and it's mean is it sort of that. i did it don't just want to. and i did not is not a man. by the cookie cutter kind of have become such. an emblem of this that oh. when this clip had been fully meant to be for the man. and he has been out of the limo museum but. when he to come i

in egypt has sentenced seventy five people to death including senior members of the outlawed muslim brotherhood they were charged with security offenses in a mass trial related to a two thousand and thirteen protest that turned violent it's now up to the country's top theological authority to review the ruling though he usually approves the court's decision people in mali go to the polls to elect a president on sunday while in the midst of a security crisis voters in the west african country have been badly hit by violence from islamised militants war except artists drug traffickers and ethnic magellan t's president abraham. is seeking a second five year term and seems likely to get it a former finance minister soon my less you say is challenging him and cush could push the president to a runoff. our report takes us to timbuktu or local fave improve security so they can work on the economy. timbuktu the city in mali is one of the world's most if destinations but in two thousand and twelve islamist rebels captured the city and subjected it to months of brutality government troops drove them out

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gyptian court has recommended death sentences for seventy five people including senior muslim brotherhoodleaders they were charged security offenses in a mass trial related to a child thousand and thirteen protest that charmed by a lent it's now up to the country's top islamic cleric to review the ruling. us television network c.b.s. says it's investigating allegations of sexual misconduct against its top executive in a magazine report six women accuse les moonves of sexually harassing them in the one nine hundred eighty s. to two thousand he denies any wrongdoing. with italy's new populist government turning away rescue boats migrants trying to reach europe are increasingly setting their sights on a new destination spain the country says it has rescued nearly a thousand people making the dangerous mediterranean crossing in the past two days alone madrid says the european union will have to do more if it's to stem the flow of new arrivals. the coast of southern spain is within sight. it's the end of a treacherous crossing of the strait of gibraltar. what you're seeing is a group of migran

government is determined to clamp down on somewhat because of its so-called affiliation with the muslim brotherhood. thank you very much i think this is a symbol to a people or to. assume. somebody new design in the kitchen of a standard or the problems being faced by. the sentiment is at war with everybody is at war with his own people with it on the family in those holy household with his neighbors with. theirs is with understands he's at war and yet ready. here at war with the people of the awareness of the sorrow movement and. of course he is at war with the other is of course that is what will iran but it is. a strong friendship with it is at the forefront also think. that legion now we have to pay all of our people whether in saudi arabia. or egypt in yemen and we all have to pay the price of this interesting that up and how to do that then it's just water so i think it was a photo it is just another big there. who is being invaded by outside forces ahamed wasn't this going to be evident which is a man has a reform as crown prince of saudi arabia the religious establishment is the most powerf

muslim brotherhood, planet of the apes, you are talking about valley jarit. obviously, what were you thinking when you said that? i know you said people shouldn't defend you. >> i just didn't want to get into the whole game of it. that is a political tweet. and, you know, i have been on twitter for a long time, i'm always, let's put it this way, i walked away in 2012 and i ran for president of the socialist party. and i thought to myself it wasn't where my values were at after all and i began to read more and expand the little tiny bit of sanctioned news i used to read. i started reading alternate opinions and i learned more. so i corrected myself. and i told abc at the beginning, i will always defend israel. i'm a jew. i also have family that lived there. >> sean: in israel. >> yeah. that is the tweet about asking for accountability from the previous administration about the iran deal. which valerie is the author of. >> sean: let's go back to you understand. >> now i do. >> sean: did you understand -- what do you understand? >> i don't understand a lot, to t

rather has sentenced seventy five people to death including senior members of the outlawed muslim brotherhood they were charged with security offenses and a mass trial related to a two thousand and thirteen protest that turned violent it's now up to the country's top theological authority to review the ruling though he usually approves the court's decision. u.s. television network c.b.s. says it's investigating allegations of sexual misconduct against its top executive in a magazine report six women accused les moonves of sexually harassing them in the one nine hundred eighty s. to that you thousands he denies any wrongdoing. thousands of people have taken to the streets of baghdad and other iraqi cities are the latest protest against corruption unemployment and the lack of basic services the on the rest comes while politicians try to form a coalition government after parliamentary elections in may. of italy's new populist government turning away rescue boats migrants trying to reach europe are increasingly setting their sights on a new destination spain a country says it has rescued nearly a

in egypt has sentenced seventy five people to death including senior members of the outlawed muslim brotherhood they were charged with security offenses in a mass trial related to a two thousand and thirteen protest that turned violent it's now up to the country's top theological authority to review a ruling though he usually approves the court's decision. thousands of people have taken to the streets of baghdad and other iraqi cities where the latest protest against corruption unemployment and the lack of basic services are under arrest homs while politicians try to form a coalition government after parliamentary elections in may. of italy's new populist government turning away rescue boats migrants trying to reach europe are increasingly setting their sights on a new destination spain the country says it has rescued nearly a thousand people making the dangerous mediterranean crossing in the past two days alone madrid says the european union will have to do more if it's to stem the flow of new arrivals. the coast of southern spain is within sight. it's the end of a treacherous crossing of the

the us the campaign tried to influence media coverage of the arab spring and discredit the muslim brotherhood and cattle those were the headlines cause you follow those stories on our web site at al-jazeera dot com back with more news in half an hour to stay with us. well. the interrogation center was the only place in the kind of mini green zone in somalia that i was not allowed to visit however one day jim steele said to me hey they just captured a saudi jihadi would you like to interview him and we kind of walk into the entrance area and the first thing that i see is one of the iraqi guards beating up one of the iraqi prisoners and then i'm taken not into the main area kind of the main hall although out of the corner of my eye could see there were a lot of prisoners in there with their hands tied behind their backs i was taken to a side office where the saudi was brought in and there was actually blood dripping down the side of a desk in this office away in a room in the library into ewing studio and i. you know. and while this interview was going on me in the saudi with jim steele also in

which is made by the david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal for big stock which is petroleum oil concession in the law that was successful in extraordinary effort by the actually. believe the british government into a pursuing its foreign policy the report also highlights weighs twenty seven same book against castle so the intensification of the campaign including bitter criticism of cats as twenty twenty two world cup was always the latest developments on the blockades of qatar on this page al jazeera dot com for joining us on facebook live it's a campaign driven by good intentions to help save the environment but who's being hurt by the fostex stall ben that's coming up for you on facebook and also ahead on the news grid thailand's rescued young footballers to spend some time training as monks to help their recovery that story is coming up in just a moment. hello and welcome back as we look at weather conditions across levant and western parts of asia who've got the threat of one or two showers on

the us the campaign tried to influence media coverage of the arab spring and discredit the muslim brotherhood and. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera the do stay with us inside story is coming up next thank you for watching. a wave of joy in russia are all for a thrilling and to a successful world cup but off to the euphoria what's next for moscow and the many challenges it faces at home and abroad and what lessons the cast of the hosts of the next games in twenty twenty two this is inside story. the at the at. the us. over and welcome to the program i'm laura caro for over a month people around the world were captivated by a single of bent football's world cup in russia the highs of victory in the lows of defeat were shared by millions of fans watching on television and attending the games the hosts russia it's been a resoundingly success the president called it the best tournament ever but russia's government hasn't escaped criticism especially from rights groups who say it's use the world cup to distract from challenges at home i have a lot to get to with our guests in just a momen

government is determined to clamp down on somewhat because of its so-called affiliation with the muslim brotherhood. thank you very much i think this is similar to a paper or. summary no it isn't in the kitchen of the standard or the problem of the rooms being faced by. the sentiment it is at war with everybody is at war with his own people with it on the family in those holding house or with his neighbors with. theirs it is. understands it is a war yet ready. here at war with the people of the awareness of the sorrow movement and. of course he is at war with the other is of course it is what will iran but it is. going for it is strong friendship with it is at the forefront of. the legion now we even have to pay all of our people whether in saudi arabia. or egypt in yemen and we all have to pay the price of this interesting that up and how to do that then it's just water so i think it was a photo it is just another big there. who is being invaded by outside forces ahamed was in this going to be evident which is a man has a reform as crown prince of saudi arabia the religious establishment is the mo

prime ministers there has colluded with the radical islamists of the middle east the muslim brotherhood the there were hardly fanatics in saudi arabia so this doesn't surprise me at all what does surprise me is that the they've been very lax so coy with their figures and they're saying there's just a few military personnel there almost like if it's only a few war crimes it's not too bad a war crime is a war crime genocide is genocide and we've been targeting civilians with killed with missile strikes that wedding parties and schools and hospitals all of these are war crimes and the british government and its troops over in saudi arabia are colluding in that respect so yeah it's shocking but it's not shocking if you know what i mean yeah we expect this from our government the term mike trainers train on assist is something we've heard a lot done in the years but never quite knew what it meant no we're hearing that train and assist it is in actual command centers the hub of the operation for attacks it opens up a lot of questions how necessary is it for train and assist to be that close t