chillis the broadcast neil clark joins me on the line now getting. their cisco right to the nub of this the elephant in the room or the elephant in the article that wasn't mentioned so if you got the guardian interviewing them all clooney and now the possibilities here the clooney doesn't mention which would be viral the strange wouldn't it that she had any connection to julian assange and even if she didn't surely the guardian journalist has to ask that question about the sun it's remarkable that it couldn't be in the article it is quite remarkable isn't it when you think that this man is probably children of science the most famous persecuted journalist wrote published in the world today is banged up very close to where the guardian is based in london belmarsh prison he faces extradition hearing to the u.s. next week in london and yet it's back it went to the journalist apparently apparently we not 100 percent sure but apparently didn't see the need to actually braise the british the case of the most famous persecuted journalist in this interview a

journalist and broadcaster neil clark believes the government doesn't want to talk about the song's case as it's too shameful. went to the journalist apparently apparently not 100 percent sure but apparently didn't see the need to actually braise the raise the case of the most famous persecuted journalist in this interview about the persecution of journalists it's a massive elephant in the room it's quite extraordinary how anybody could write an article about the persecution of journalists without mentioning judith a search for the establishment this whole case now is a big embarrassment. and a song it's either someone who could be attacked or to be ignored his plight is to be ignored away that you're talking about in this context press the persecution of journalists is another person is another person you know journalists being persecuted oh let's talk about other countries official enemy countries that that's fine but not what we actually got the guy just a few miles away down the road for this bag at the jail for doing journalism. a valuable british woman who had been repeatedly sex t

mention this unbelievably and unforgivably no mention of julian a songe journalist and broadcaster neil clark believes the a songe case is simply too shameful for the u.k. government to bring up to the journalist apparently apparently not 100 percent sure but apparently didn't see the need to actually raise the raise the case of the most famous persecuted journalist in this interview about the persecution of this massive elephant in the room it's quite extraordinary 'd how anybody could write an article about the persecution of journalists without mentioning. a subject for the establishment this whole case now is a big embarrassment. if you did a song it's either someone who could be attacked or too big to be. a way to get talking about it in this context press. is a non-person you know journalist being persecuted oh let's talk about a cup she's official any countries that that's fine but not what we've actually got . just a few miles away down the road with us back at the jail for doing journalism. on a trip to brussels the u.s. house of representatives speaker has warned allies against whil

supporters in the country who are willing to come to their defense of kevin and spoken to journalist neil clark about the challenges confronting the broadcaster and what the proposed changes could mean this whole license thing is a piece of history and the b.b.c. these to up its game do you agree with that it is a great institution i think the problem has been really in the last i would say 10 years or so it's been with its political programming i think that that's where a lot of discontent lies we heard easterly talking there about people believing or thinking with not without any evidence that the that there were a lot of bias but sample against europe we called it now we're hearing today b.b.c. saying propaganda from the likes of china from the likes of russia are they really that important is it such a problem you know i think the funding so i don't know about the chinese or c.c.t.v. funding but i know from reading articles or reports that in fact the b.b.c. as a whole gets more funding than r.t. gets so i think that's a bit of a red herring so to speak i think it's sad that he's felt that

mention this unbelievably and unforgivably no mention of julian a science journalist and broadcaster neil clark says that the son's case is shameful for the u.k. government went to the journalist apparently apparently not 100 percent sure but apparently didn't see the need to actually raise the the case of the most famous persecuted journalist in this interview about the persecution of this massive elephant in the room it's quite extraordinary 'd how anybody could write an article about a secular journalist without mentioning. a search for the establishment this whole case now is a big embarrassment. if you did a song it's either someone who could be attacked or to big surprise to be ignored a way to get talking about it in this context press. isn't something you know could kill it's being persecuted oh let's talk about other countries official enemy countries that's fine but not what we actually got. a few miles away down the road from this back up in jail for doing journalism. bearing more about the democratic presidential race details coming up after the break. what politicians do. put thems

there from london to the leafy green heart of great britain where this with journalism broadcaster neil clark to see where he thinks the b.b.c.'s go in there it was only just a couple of weeks ago that he will now go on culture secretary critical to be big reshuffle in britain today said that if we see is just outdated this whole license thing is a piece of history and the b.b.c. to up its game do you agree with that it is a great institution. i think it is i speak regular guest of the b.b.c. as i have in the gallery is the seat i sit. straight and that we this is of the b.b.c. have had family members that were the b.b.c. over spirit of history i think particularly in the sixty's and seventy's and eighty's it produced some extraordinary good television programs great comedies fantastic wildlife documentaries and other documentary series i think the problem has been really in the last i would say 10 years or so it's been with its political programming i think that that's where a lot of discontent lies we heard easterly talking there about people believing or thinking but not without evidence t

and these are live pictures from cardiff, as reigning champion neil robertson plays jamie clarke.'s all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. voting is under way in the latest stage of the contest to pick a candidate to take on donald trump in the us presidential election later this year. this time it's the turn of democrats in the state of new hampshire, in the north—east of the country, to choose their favourite. the party will be hoping to avoid the chaos that surrounded the caucuses in the state of iowa last week, when the results were held up by technical problems. let's speak to our washington correspondent, gary 0'donoghue, who is in nashua, new hampshire for us. from one week to the next, you are in different parts of the united states. beginning in february, you're in new hampshire. can you explain to people who do not understand or baffle from the outside, but the intentions that these two states, not terribly represented in the rest of the us? yet, if you think in the uk, three week election campaign feels long, these should trade the