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you know, i think wwe are all nca psalm of every experience that we have encountered. i come from a working-class family. my mother worked for 2 and a half years of collegeand she exposed me to a lot .my father, i live when i was a young girl i live on a street where women died, my neighbor 4 doors up playing for the buffalo bills. another guy seven doors around the street went to nasa. then, the realness of baltimore, there were a lot of people on my street who didn't make it. some of them went to jail. so old drugs. i went to catholic school. my parents wanted to always give me an advantage. i was with always wear those uniforms. i wear those uniforms. i have the coolest knees in a later time. . i used pts because everybody else went to public school thi was. some of those people, some of them fail high school. i don't know. it depends on who's in your corner. where you are. i had to tell me, i was the one to come in thehouse before the lights went on . did you all have that? you didn't know that. but how many of you in the black community had to come in before theli

amazing story in the independent claiming that mr zahawi had been under investigation at one point by the ncaject doesn't know they're being investigated. so, what i then did is kind of what my dayjob was when i was a tax lawyer. people think tax lawyers are their dreaming up tax avoidance schemes. not in the last 20 years, they're not. what they normally do is much less glamourous. you've got a client who's thinking of taking over a company. what are the tax skeletons in that companies closet? because if you buy it and it finds out they did bad tax stuff, that's going to cost you, the buyer, money. so, entirely selfish capitalism incentives drive companies acquiring other companies and the tax lawyer is working for them to try and uncover tax problems. so, for me to do that on zahawi's companies was not really any different from what i've been doing for many years as a tax lawyer. 0k. and this was last summer, and you mentioned the independent, and i should bring in anna isaac here who is at the guardian now, but just talk to me about when you got involved in the story, because obviously you

zahawi had been under investor gation by the nca, the sfo , hmrc. he the nca, the sfo, hmrc.l not investigation, you may well not know . so that's what spurred me know. so that's what spurred me to take a look at mr. zahawi was tax. so give us, if you can, a motive detailed backstory of exactly what it is that he's accused of having done, or at least where it appears there may be some oversights . so as a tax be some oversights. so as a tax , quite a lot of what you do is looking at complicated corporate structures . maybe for someone structures. maybe for someone buying a company and they don't to buy a company with a tax problem. so you're looking for little things that little anomalies, things that aren't quite right. and there was hit he founded back was one hit when he founded back in 2000. entrepreneurs, founding companies normally take shares in those companies, always , i'll in those companies, always, i'll say always take shares. found a shares initially not worth much. but if the companies success, they can make a lot of money. weird thing is, mr. zahawi took no fou

apparently under investigation hmrc and investigation by the hmrc and the , the national crime the nca crime agency across . the more agency that's across. the more you a kick at the press, you have a kick at the press, the more the beginning was that tone it was tweeting about the national agency. we national crime agency. maybe we should that . so should have a look at that. so i wonder what the story is finished and it wouldn't be beyond imagination, but the rishi too weak to take rishi sunak is too weak to take the whip him, and then it's the whip from him, and then it's forced something forced later on with something else just wonder if else happens. i just wonder if there's the story . and there's more to the story. and so was a right leaning so this was a right leaning newspaper that was referring to, i don't know, say , a black mp or i don't know, say, a black mp or whatever and was saying like the noose was tightening and so do you think people are like i said, that i mean i mean some people might i think that in in, you know, obviously all of this thing all of this stuff is c

the rebuild l of nafta as was and until now the us nca the united states mexico canada free trade area not that much different about nafta in terms of some of the nitty—gritty but it does set the relationship onto a new path for the 21st century. that was the reddick rick at the time. one worth remembering —— rhetoric. and it was brought in heavily. there's relief in pakistan tonight, after donors pledged more than $8 billion to help it recover from last year's devastating floods, in what is being seen as a major test of who pays for climate disasters. the pledges came at a fund—raising conference in geneva. among those attending: the un secretary—general antonio guterres, who opened the conference by castigating world leaders forfailing to do enough to help flood—hit countries such as pakistan. as global greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise we are all in danger. today it's pakistan, tomorrow it could be in your country. and i am deeply frustrated at global leaders are not giving this life, for this emergency, the action and the investment it requires. because words are not enough

here other results of the rfp the 2 will proposals nca and pndwda joint venture. final scores 931 and 922. we request your approval to award the service condition tract for design services to mark calf nero associates. >> thank you. joy have one quick comment. this is nuance. but can we -- this is general. when you have monopolies of the locations i would appreciate if they are put in the context of a big are more than streets that are making a boundary of the location. it is heard to kind of figure out exactly how they are situated compared to other things. colleagues, any comments or question. i have one quick comment. on the -- 2 proposers you mentioned all 3 times they proposed. did the pricing changed over time or they improved their proposal to make sure they meet all requirements that were needed. >> yes. we had challenge with the evaluation process. so they were making amendments to meet all our requirements for the proposal process. >> okay. >> thank you. any other comment sns >> no. thank you very much. and can we have public comment on this item. member

nca has the resolution authority in it if it doesn't work, we have to look for other outcomes here. >bout energy, i would think. that is different between canada and mexico it is all interrelated it seems more important than ever now with what we have seen with the price of energy and fears about supplies around the world. what do we need to do there? i know mexico has done a fewbrow need to talk about >> it has to be on the table it is a serious issue. the mexican government with this president amlo, he believes in nat natio nationalation of the energy sector that's not going to happen we need to sit down and look across the table and resolve those issues that is potential violation of the usnca. it is first talking and we have to use the tools of resolution to tackle some of these things >> looking at the us -- is this a success? >> upgrade to nafta. it was a combination to the democrats and the house and nancy pelosi and president trump and his team and came together and reached agreement. everybody was pleased. within that agreement, there is criteria focusing on mexico and labor

so when will the nca be adequately financed so we can be a world leader in anti as we promised in 2016itical to will upset the apple cart? yeah well, mr. the honourable lady should know that we are currently in the process of legislating the economic crime, which puts place crime, which which puts place many more measures to allow us to tackle some of the issues that she and also introduces the economic crime levy, which will provide considerable more funding to tackle economic crime in it's mccarthy . thank in the uk. it's mccarthy. thank you, mr. speaker. the transpennine rail is underway, which is good news. i'm with stations in slough and marston getting improvements . but what's getting improvements. but what's not such good , mr. speaker, is not such good, mr. speaker, is the dozens of daily rail cancellations by transpennine express , which is causing express, which is causing absolute misery for my constituents trying to get to work trying to get to college, trying to visit family and friends the franchise is up in may. mr. speaker , so does the may. mr. speaker, so does the pr

so when will the nca be adequately financed so we can be a world leader in anti—corruption, as we promiseduk. —— to tackle economic crime in the uk. mr tackle economic crime in the uk. ii speaker, the trans pennine rail upgrade is under way, which is good news, with stations getting improvements. but what is not such good news, mr speaker, is the dozens of daily rail service cancellations by trans pennine express, which is causing absolute misery for my constituents trying to get to work, trying to get to college, visit family and friends. the franchises up family and friends. the franchises up in may, so does the prime minister agree with me, enough is enough, if they do not get to grips with this, we need to strip them of the franchise and get somebody in who will deliver the reliable royal services for my constituents? weill. services for my constituents? well, mr speaker. _ services for my constituents? well, mr speaker. we _ services for my constituents? well, mr speaker, we have _ services for my constituents? well, mr speaker, we have been - services for my constituents? well, mr sp

he's put more , more money and more people more, more money and more people into the nca.ver france in a role, whether what the french are doing , they can't actually do doing, they can't actually do anything . but they can look and anything. but they can look and see what the french doing about . the people on the beaches and in the control centres. but patrick, i've been saying for god knows , how long? if you want god knows, how long? if you want to solve problem, you've got to convince the french to get the french naval forces out the channel to stop the boats. right. | channel to stop the boats. right. i could do it tomorrow if they wanted to, but they done so realistically they do that. we've had added so potentially down % really giving him the down% really giving him the benefit of the doubt here. she said, you know, he doesn't want to reveal the exact negotiations he's with the he doesn't he's having with the he doesn't want his hand . he want to reveal his hand. he doesn't us false doesn't want to give us false hope. but what would convince the french to actually