but what i learned from watching neil kinnock and maggie.ggie thatcher is that the when you're on screen and when you're at a conference, it doesn't necessarily translate to you in your living room. and it's really interesting to see what lands with an audience. and so that's what that's what gave me my passion. >> time is up. that's our time is up. i love your book, by the way. let's have a look at that. yeah. goodbye, glossy rama, that's esther san hope. but coming up next, we've got versus it's wsfime it's time for right versus left . it's time for right versus left. with emma and lloyd this week we've seen some alarming figures. population explosion for the past 20 odd years. emma. every single political party when it comes to general elections, they promise to sort out immigration problems. they're going to cap it to the tens of thousands. what's happening over the last 2 or 3 years has got even worse under the conservatives. they're not listening to the great british public. why do they keep doing it? >> what is going on? i think that b

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so that is neil corner. nice as up, present at all levels. if you go into the mining sex dying areas, such as near any of the friends it is the british, it is the americans. in other words, the wild or industrialized vision is one that is being dictated to by outside of bed. and the question as to whether this industrialized vision is for the benefit of the continent of africa. and you know, when you talk about industrialized this and i'm the building of industries in africa, you'll never talk of it in spite of la di national institutions such as the i m f on the was bang, the international monetary refund on the international bang for growth for development, which is known as the was wrong, was created in the bretton woods in the united states of america in 1944. and they have remained the hedge on in that direction. if there is any industries in caring here in uganda, in tongues and the in is on the incentive in nigeria, you're find them they have on or the dividends ultimately go back. if not all but the lion's share of this dividends leav

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then i made her neil and then shot her. we went to another house, there were 2 men and one woman. we cut the veins on one of the men's hands. we decided to mock him just like that. then we killed them both. after that i raped the woman, made her kneeling shutter. this video was released by russia's investigative committee, along with the report revealing the scale of what crimes it accuses. key of troops of heroes crept, but each night alone, ukrainian soldiers murder than moss and raped indiscriminately, according to the authority. now this is not something that russia hadn't raised the alarm about before. back in september, last year of russia's permanent representative to the un proceeding bins, essentially accused key of carrying out crimes against humanity in the course region. we're just below, the russia has numerous pieces of evidence indicating the concentration camps were set up in a number of settlements controlled by ukrainian militants in the course region. civilians who were unwilling or unable to evacuate or forcibly brought there. for instance, between 70 and 100 c

load to drop it, support forces supporting to help ministry officials in car to the i'm you know, neil and you're welcome to the global news run and off on r t. let's get in to our top story. we begin with the latest exchange of captives in the gas war. the 4th to date, a bus carrying palestinians has arrived in come eunice in the territory side. 183 people in all were set free from is really prisons on saturday night and return free. hostages were released by hamas, and galsen ortiz, middle east correspondent, maria florida. can tell us more about it. the worst thing develops very fast and smooth during some of these exchange, just an hour after 3 is really hostages. were free buses with the release palestinian prisoners started moving from all for prison. the only is really military jail in the west bank that serve as the gathering point to be freed. and the boxes quickly arrived here to downtown the police times t c. to where massive crowds have welcomed them. families of poor seagly anticipating the return of their loved ones and friends, but also ordinary random policies. they say

he's not there yet, that my colleagues at foxnews.com report that acting attorney general neil bove sentirecting him to terminate eight fbi employees and identify all current and former bureau personnel assigned to january 6th and hamas cases for an internal review. senator blumenthal, your colleague, says "i'm appalled by this vile retaliation for agencies that hold a candle of people who stabbed cops with flagpoles and crushed officers until they broke bones. the sounds from my republican colleagues is disgusting and deafening." your response? >> senator graham: number one, as to changing personnel at the fbi, i think that's a good place to start. how do you expect the fbi to change if you keep everybody in place that has been part of the problem? i have been open about the january 6th pardons of people who committed violent acts against cops. i don't like it. but we are talking about the fbi, we are talking about people who look the other way, or part of the problem, allowed the fbi to get warrants against an american citizen called carter page based on russian disinformation called t

it's now early 2017 and president trump sends up the nomination of neil gorsuch to replace antonin scalia on the supreme court. it needs 60 votes to avoid a filibuster. and majority leader mcconnell warned democrats it's about their upcoming vote. it should be unsettling to everyone that our colleagues across the aisle have brought the senate to this new low and on such an impressive nominee with such broad bipartisan support. judge gorsuch is independent. he's fair. we've got one of the most impressive resumes you'll ever see. and he's earned the highest possible rating from the group. the democratic leader call the gold standard for evaluating judicial nominations. no one seriously disputes his sterling credentials to serve on the court. and yet in the judiciary committee, democrats just withheld support from him on the floor. democrats say they launch a partizan filibuster against him. something republicans have never done. no one in the senate republican conference. no one has ever voted to filibuster a supreme court nominee. not one republican has ever done that. the senate did then

thank you. >> hello, my name is neil o'shay.ke to share with you another of the letters of neighborhood support. this is from brady forest which reading on his behalf. dear commissioners, i'm writing to express my strong support for the proposed development to 30 day street. as a resident at 155 29th street living diagonally adjacent to the property in question, i want to share my perspective as an immediate neighbor. the current structure at 2830 day street fell into disrepair under its previous owners. the backyard was on maintained became a dumping ground for detritus and became overgrown with weeds. the building itself seems poorly maintained. the rear of the building looks like a haphazard diy effort from the late 1900s with a quote bedroom that looks like a converted porch and a column that's misaligned from the foundation. >> we're particularly excited that the new owners plan a total renovation. they shared their plans with us and the new facade and rear look beautiful. >> we're glad the new building will be owner occupi

conservative mp neil pansh.thank former conservative mp neil parish. thank you very much, gentlemen, for joining parish. thank you very much, gentlemen, forjoining me. but before we get stuck into today's stories, let's get those news headunes stories, let's get those news headlines with sam francis. >> very good afternoon to you. it's just after midday. the top story this hour. a second body has been found near the river dee in the search for two missing sisters in aberdeen, eliza and henrietta hussey, both 32 years old, were last seen at victoria bridge on the 7th of january. the first body was recovered from the river on friday morning, and the second we now know was found near the same location yesterday evening. formal identification is yet to take place, but the family have been informed. police say there are no apparent suspicious circumstances surrounding their disappearance and enquiries are ongoing. a medical plane has crashed in a crowded philadelphia neighbourhood in the united states, killing all six people on board, including, sadly, a yo