nigel is a fudge, nobody is happy.ations with the eu aren't happy either. theresa may has done her best but we have an u nsatisfa ctory may has done her best but we have an unsatisfactory compromise by the sounds —— who want. nigel? you could call it miracle at chequers, the cabinet have come out with a unified line. that's good. we have briefings at downing street today and they will continue on monday for the mps that can't make today. the important thing at parliament is whether there's a majority to back this particular deal. luck, if borisjohnson supports it, david davis and liam fox and some of the others who are parched brexiteers within the cabinet, at least will give it a fairwind and cabinet, at least will give it a fair wind and have a look at the detail as it emerges later today and through the next four days —— arch brexiteers. it has to get through the parliamentary challenges and michel barnier. a long way to go before this is accepted as it is, but lots of concessions appeared to have been made for thos

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>> nigel, i left 47 years ago, thanks to my mom. let's recognize the people who love him being there. nigel is right. these people are irrelevant. i group west london. when i heard the salt of the earth brick love this man. he's a straight short. forget about the chattering classes. they are the reason brexit happened and they are the reason trump won. jesse: the president will be sitting down with vladimir putin. and on the eve of the summit with the russian leader, rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general comes out with big news that he's indicting a bunch of russians for hacking the dnc and hillary. what do you make about the timing of this? will this come of anything since i guess these russians are part of the intel service over there. they are never going to step foot here in the united states. >> look, i just started reading the indictment. it's probably as irrelevant as the last one robert mueller's team dropped. if you are indicting russian nationals on russian soil and russian companies in russia, it won't lead anywhere

taxpayer, right, nigel? >> yes, it is free loading. i make the point again because that's what it is. they're not prepared to pay the 2% but there is also the say this political agenda in brussels within the global european union and they would actually like in some ways to drive america away from europe, but once european citizens, once voters wake up to what's going on here, they will take a very different view. liz: nigel, i like your reaction to the president criticizing germany over its tiny defense spending at the nato summit relative to what the u.s. spends let's watch. president trump: germany is a rich country. they talk about they are going to increase it a tiny bit by 2030. well they could increase it immediately tomorrow and have no problem. i don't think it's fair to the united states, so we're going to have to do something because we're not going to put up with it. we can't put up with it and it's inappropriate. liz: is this effective because germany's economy is twice the size of russia but russia spends twice as much on

he be meeting who will he be playing golf with we don't know we know he's good friends with brixton nigel for raj there's even been talk about when he meet the former foreign secretary boris johnson who he's also said quite publicly would make a good prime minister is a rival to theresa may we just don't know we do know one thing though and. that is that balloon baby will not be a temporary because it was not given permission to be floated there. never a dull moment in this visit. thank you very much for your analysis and in london barbara result thank you very much for your reporting from that. let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the was british police say they have found a small bottle containing nobby chalk nerve agent in the home of charlie rally he's one of two britons who fell ill after exposure to the substance last month his partner dawn sturgis died on sunday release an investigating how the body came to

nigel, this plan now is to get the european union.look at it and there is a strong chance they're going to say this is not going to work we are not going to accept it. where does that leave you? you have potentially just signed up for something that might make you unpopular with fellow brexit voters won't get anywhere anyway. therese responded over backwards to get some kind of proposition whereby we all get a frictionless trading goods between the united kingdom and the european union. michel barnier wants to say thatis union. michel barnier wants to say that is not good enough, which he normally does say, that is his default, then of course he must know that we are upping their preparedness for a no trade deal, which means we will be leaving the european union without a trade deal at all and quite frankly that will hit the european union very hard indeed. don't forget they do, the germans give is 850,000 cars a year. i always remind seema that we drink more champagne than the french. and we will see tonight if they drink more champa

joining us via telephone, nigel farage.been a raise -- you a crazy hectic day in have been an avalanche of departures from names cabinet. certainly that's not what you had in mind when you were one of the architects of the brexit plan. >> i spent 25 years trying to provide the argument that the european union was a globallive project that would take away our liberty and dream and it did. i forced the conservative government to give as you referendum. despite everything, all the big companies, president obama, everybody telling us not to vote brexit. we voted brexit. i said i'm not a career politician. i got into this to try to change our country's history. i thought i had done it. now mrs. may, our prime minister presented a plan to her own cabinet that would do nothing less than betray everything the country voted for. i was very critical over the weekend of boris saying you can't stand there and allow this to happen. i'm delighted boris said what he said. now what is vital for the u.k. to regain its independence as a nati

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nigel farage joins us to clear it up.on. >> thank you. >> tucker: a red line, our president banned from meeting you. can that be true? >> oh, yes, absolutely. don't forget, the establishment in britain hate me. they see me as the man that forced theee brexit referendum n them. they know how to impolicemen somethinimplementsomething they. i was the only british politician that said he was the right thing for america and the western world, trump tweeted wouldn't farage be good as the british ambassador. they have beenparanoid. who are they to sell the u.s. president who he should and shouldn't meet. it paints my government in a very bad light. >> tucker: do you know if the president is abiding by this? do you have any plans to meet with him? >> let's be honest about this. relations between number 10 downing street and the white house have not gone as they oughthe to have. i would not wish in any way to cause any embarrassment for the president coming over here. so i won't push it. but, tucker, if he wants to see me for a cu

but nigel leaned over ....and the bullet grazed the side of his face. 3 year old nigel washington spent thursday in surgery. ...after a bullet sliced part of his face. the shooting on 80th avenue and holly street marks a spike in violence in oakland. bloodshed, the police department is determined to stop.sot it is difficult for our community to understand why these events continue to happen acting police chief chief leronne armstrong tells me the little boy was in the car with his mother... visiting a memorial for a murder victim, when the shooting happened wednesday night. at the scene now, shattered glass. and flowers. investigators don't believe there is a connection between the shooting and memorial. but admitted, tragic times attack additional violence, armstrong visited the boy in the hospital, bringing with him a teddy bear, he went to tell the family the department is doing everything to find the person responsible. including, a surge in staff in east and west oakland,sot redirected rescores and repeate

it is a bit of rent a mob to quote nigel farage. display, a model if you like of oprah winfrey, there is a big push in this crowd for oprah winfrey to run for president. that is being said over in the uk. bottom line, yeah, this is -- stuart: no violence, i got to say. we were thinking it might turn ugly. it might, we don't know that for a fact. so far, so good, it isrd early protest. they have not trashed anything yet. that is london. london is very, very different from the rest of england. >> oh, you go outside of london, get to the real england he, we like to say, those are folks that said let's get the hell out of the eu, pardon my language. didn't we have a poll taken that nigel farage told us about. stuart: nigel farage on the show half hour ago, he just announced there was a new poll and 51% of those polled, this is in england, approved of what president trump said in the "the sun" interview this morning which was, hey, theresa may, you're not doing very good job with "brexit." ashley: everyone reminded me that no way we woul

but the new ingredient, nigel, is american money.in britain, we know, you told us, you were with steve bannon last week in london, but also there was the vice president of what was the front national, now the french rally. that is a party that you told me before you were not stand alongside. 0k, well, let'sjust get two or three of these things separated out and talked about. number one, us money. you are quite right, us money is flooding into europe in a huge way, it has been for many years indeed the campaign in britain to try and force a second referendum is funded by mr george soros, who has been a us citizen for many, many decades. the idea that american money is coming into europe, it has been happening for years and years and years. let's look at this concept of what you call far right and steve bannon. he sees this as a war that is going on between the establishment and orderly people. if you talk to steve bannon about islam, he will tell you that it bannon about islam, he will tell you thatitis bannon about islam, he will tel

rob: president trump expected to put nato allies on notice when he arrives in brussels, nigel faragee law. why he says the eu is two-faced. ♪ ♪ ♪ consider car what's going on there, challenge accepted when it comes to facing the music. this police department never backed down, the lip-singing contest going viral this morning. ♪ ♪ why wouldn't it save me? why? what would you bring? a boat. huh. rob: all right, all eyes remain on president trump who now heads to brussels later today where he will come face to face with nato leaders after putting them on notice. >> i will see nato and i'm going tell nato, you have to start paying bills. the united states is not going to take care of everything. [cheers and applause] carley: so is the president right now, joining us uk former leader nigel farage, thank you so much for being with us this morning from sunny bermuda to say the least. rob: nice. carley: the president has been tough on nato allies trying to get them to cough up more money on defense spending, why do you think the president is right to be tough on the issue? >> the president i

a lot of nigel. jason: it is a startling cover. a little scary when you first look at it. is that intentional? chris: yeah, we wanted it to be direct. you get a lot of him. he has this expression that is just a lot of emotion coming from him. you get attention with the words. jason: up next, we dive into the price issue with the diamond merchant who stole over $2.5 billion in india. carol: but not in diamonds. plus, how thieves stole millions of bees. jason: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." jason: you can also find us online at businessweek.com. carol: and on our mobile app. in the heist issue, we learn about one thief. jason: he was a global celebrity of sorts. carol: he was a jeweler to the stars. >> the national bank reported earlier this year that they had started digging into their international transaction record and learned, initially, they reported that $44 million were missing. this vehicle for this is the very unluxurious and a diamond s

but nigel eva ns, a saturday like today.fore the meeting he said he had concerns and questions, and he has, today sending positive, saying that this deal is far closer brexit than what he had feared. so there is some positive responses coming out of this but there is also quite a lot of silence from some quarters. i suspect there are some mps that could have concerns about these plans but they are sourcing things out and waiting to see details of the white paper because we have had three pages of this government plan. a pages were put to the cabinet in private. so this will be heard on monday? theresa may will be addressing the backbenchers on monday? that is red, she will go face—to—face with her backbenchers on monday, where i am sure she will be under pressure to outline some of the detail in terms of these plans, and try and win her backbenchers round. that may not be any easy task, but lots of people will say, she has done the hard part, because she seems to have won over her cabinet, who have some significant brexiteer

. >> nigel travis is the ceo and chairman of dunkin brands. each author of this book the challenge culture by the most successful organizations run on pushback and it's going to be on your bookshelf and on your online retailers in september. you're watching tv on c-span2 . >> we recently visited capitol hill to ask membersof congress what they are reading . >> of all i finished the book and i mean just like last week that was very enjoyable. it's called gain weight. it's the last falling of the lusitania which was one of the events that led to world war i, these that led to the united states getting involved but it was fascinating. i like marston and his writing, i read one of his books recently about chicago's world fair, i thought it was one of the best three and i'm not a big action fan, i like nonfiction although in my childhood i like action but in my adult life i enjoyed nonfiction so i like his style of writing and i've enjoyed this and i enjoyed finishing this.i just started a book, the general versus the president about general list m

. —— nigel farage.ain is hours after he was holding hands going up the steps that blenheim palace last night. he knew at that point that this article was going to be published. be absolutely new. the interview was done in brussels before he even arrived in the uk —— he absolutely new. saying that boris johnson would be a great pm, migration is killing europe, terror is sadiq khan's fault. it feels like he is interfering with uk politics. others might say barack obama did the same thing. but i think it is the same thing. but i think it is the way he is doing it in terms of generating more heat than light, it does not lead to much understanding. it is more that trump is once again selling. you can bet your bottom dollar that at the end of this is that he will say i had a great visit to the uk. in this particular juncture would be brexit deal, he makes a few points, for example, and this is the guy who wrote a book about the art of the deal. he makes about the art of the deal. he makes a point about if a d

this weekend there are rumors that he's going to probably meet some off to reason may's worst enemies nigel farage and forrest johnson and talk a bit more about bret's that for instance and that would really cut the mustard for the british public because then it shows that come the trump has really come to divide and rule over britain and that's not something that goes well down well with people here. now while trump is on his overseas trip twelve russian intelligence officers have been charged in the united states they're accused of hacking into the then democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton's e-mail accounts during the two thousand and sixteen campaign the twenty nine page indictment accuses the russian intelligence agency of a large scale fiber operation in a bid to harm clinton's chances these charges just days before trump is scheduled to meet russian president vladimir putin in helsinki here's what u.s. deputy attorney general rosenstein had to say in an effort to conceal their connections to russia the defendants used a network of computers around the world and they paid

this weekend there are rumors that he's going to probably meet some off to reason may's worst enemies nigel farage and boris johnson and talk a bit more about bret's that for instance and that would really cut the mustard for the british public because then it shows that come the trump has really come to divide and rule over britain and that's not something that goes well down well with people here. you know the united states twelve russian intelligence officers have been charged with hacking into hillary clinton's e-mail accounts during the two thousand and sixteen presidential election in a bid to harm her campaign the indictments were issued just days before trump is scheduled to meet russian president vladimir putin in helsinki russia denies the charges saying there are an attempt to influence monday's meeting between putin and donald trump now some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. justice department says twelve russian spies have been charged with hacking into the democratic party e-mail accounts ahead of the two thousand and sixteen presidential election u.s.

and nigel farage is apparently trying to get money. with immigration again? yes, and it goes back to that awful polarising bitterness. but it was about a lot more than immigration. yes, and we don't need to go back down that road. the mail on sunday, the mod boasts £10.5 billion on military jets it does not need and uses them to do what? it is to fight tourists to do what? it is to fight tourists to the mediterranean. the headline looks quite alarming. quite ludicrous that the mod is spending all this money on taking people on holiday. clearly, what has happened, it seems, from the story here, the mod has leased these planes in a way they often by those who have them, and they are presumably not being used at a particularjuncture to make use of them instead and two and money, they have leased them back out to holiday companies. it seems perfectly sensible to me. you have not got service people acting as on, acting as stewards? no, people are not being told to scramble well somebody in their shorts is going to majorca! it might be the c

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we interviewed nigel farage about half an hour ago. interviewed nigel farage about half an hourago.ide about the contents briefing the american side about the co nte nts of briefing the american side about the contents of the white paper?” briefing the american side about the contents of the white paper? i am absolutely sure that they talked to like—minded americans in the trump administration. whether any of that percolates through to donald trump, let alone has any impact on his views, i would think is pretty questionable. this is a man who speaks his mind and i doubt very much whether politicians at westminster really have much input into the donald trump worldview. all of which said, his remarks undoubtedly give them more mojo, if you like. because he has absolutely echoed their core arguments. one gets the sense that they are beginning to grow ever more confident that they may be able to force m rs confident that they may be able to force mrs may to abandon her white paperand, force mrs may to abandon her white paper and, indeed, we know they are seriously talking about trying

it wouldn't be nigel farage running round with a sword. there will be a bit of civil unrest.y should be. this should have been cleaned up long before article 50. what is interesting about the week coming up, we have been talking about the remainor rebels, so those who wanted the close ever relationship with the eu. now we are talking about the brexiteer rebel, they will be flexing their mussels —— muscles. they are the ones theresa may who has been trying to talk to, having a few of the less dogmatic brexiteer, the softer ones have been meeting her, but those are the ones she is trying to sort out. you have the trump intervention, thatis you have the trump intervention, that is one that was correct. he wasn't telling people what too do, he was stating a fact. if you are still in a customs union, then it is physically impossible for me to negotiate a deal with the uk. trump's brand is so toxic, and i have talked to brexiteers who said that was the worst intervention possible. there are people saying you telling me trump or the eu, because is that my choice? i know which way i

outside his supporters mostly from the political party who wants to greet nigel and i made him a book a month and he's the former prime minister and party leader who's done a lot for malaysians now that he's facing such trying times i've come here to lend my support to him and his family malaysia's former prime minister pleaded not guilty and off to be released on bail set the case against him it's a political vendetta so it. really i expected this this is what the new government wants if this is a price i have to pay for my twenty four years of service to the nation and its people i'm willing to pay that price but i hope and pray that the court process will be fair and in accordance with the rule of law i believe in my innocence this is the best chance i have to clear my name. the court set bail at two hundred fifty thousand dollars and audit not just to surrender his passport he's accused of using his position as finance minister and prime minister to enrich himself with public funds and transferring ten million dollars into his bank account in two thousand and fourteen and two thou

and when we come back, nigel farage is coming up.day we will be in are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awesome. >> president trump: once the brexit process is concluded and perhaps the u.k. left the e.u., i don't know what they will do but whatever you do is okay with me. that is your decision. whatever you are going to do is okay with us. just make sure we can trade together. that is all that matters. the united states looks forward to finalizing a great bilateral trade agreement with the united kingdom. this is an incredible opportunity for the country and we'll seize it fully. we support the decision of the british people to realize full self-government and we will see how that goes. it's very complicated negotiation and not an easy negotiat

joining with us reaction is the brexit leader, nigel. how are you?d to see you. >> good to see you here. >> sean: why didn't you come to the protest with me? >> i'm hated even more than donald trump. in fact, i went into a building at westminster earlier, and they found i was there. they gathered outside. >> sean: protesters? >> yes. i had to go out the back. i got you a souvenir. >> sean: you did? >> i do. it's very important that we have that. >> sean: could you sign it? >> absolutely! you have to remember that trump is guilty for climate change, torture and -- >> sean: every hill of -- ill of the world. 14 states have record low unemployment, for hispanic americans, african-americans, women in workplace and more jobs available in america than we have people that take them on the unemployment. >> there is no rationale for this. every one of the people out there are the same people with the anti-brexit marches. this is the same crowd. >> sean: so the president in "the sun" took theresa may to task. "i told her how to do it and she didn't do it right

florence we've heard from nigel brezec for the first time now since that arrest and he is. again been saying what he said before that he he is in the he is not guilty of any of this way where do things stand now where does it go from here. on at the moment as you mentioned he's pleaded not guilty so what's going to happen next is that will be a tall. dates have been thoughtful potentially some time some time next year there will be a date before that in august where the both sides both parties defense counsel and the prosecutor. will come forward for a mention that to see where the case stands at the moment the judge has also in the meantime granted what's known as an interim gag order this was something that the defense counsel had applied for. on the basis. of statements about this case will prejudiced the to the case and prejudice the case against so that the judge has gone to. order and this will be reviewed again sometime in august that the next court mentioned that's the next court date as you've mentioned has maintained his innocence he's saying that this is a politi

nigel, let's start with you.ard knowing it is going to happen very shortly, the president's summit is that there have been a number of democrats here in the united states who have suggested well, after those 12 russian spies were indicted for meddling in our election, they shouldn't have the summit. what do you think let's be clear 12 russian spies have been found spying. it's what they do. they do it to us. we do it to them. it may not be very seemly, but it's how the world works. there is nothing in that other than a very strange coincidence of timing. it seems to me. look, the ultimate sanity test is ask somebody, do you want better relations between russia and the west or do you want them to continual to deteriorate? and anybody with half a brain will say do you know what? talking is better than not talking. abby: nigel, i know you were with the president a few days ago. talking to him, what is different about this meeting because putin has met with our presidents in the past they have all pressed this reset

we'll bring you back on as we are watching their programming note brexit nigel farage will be here in to talk about the chaos in england going on right now. president trump calling out nato countries not paying their fair share in savings. this is ahead of the summit in brussels. the president quote the u.s. is spending far more on nato than any other country. it's unacceptable. germany is at 1%, u.s. 4%. by some accounts the u.s. 90% of nato. many countries nowhere close to their commitment. germany defense spending is around 1% or 1.2 of gdp. germany is using local police helicopters to train their military. these are big super welfare states. >> i don't mind germany being a little deficient on defense. you can't get too upset about that nato is starting to increase spending. started a few years ago and president trump is getting a head of steam. the key thing to remember is nato is our frontline of defense. we are not a security service. we are doing nato because of our security. it's better to keep europe secure out of power politics. we don't want a big catastrophe again. we don'

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amy: what ababout nigel farage?hen donald trump was elected president of the still in new york, one of the first people to visit him, if not the first foreign leader to visit him -- if you can call him that -- was farage, the former reader of the right-wing publish group, a ukip? british tabloids have said he was prevented from meeting with trump during this visit to britain. if you could talk about the significicance of what this vist means, where trump is going with the mass protest in london, the major meetings taking place outside of london? >> you have to realize this is not a state. a state visit would have involved exposing him to the public. you would've had to go through certain parts of central london. it would have been seen as something which reflected on the british government. he is regarded even by this conservative government as a serious liability and embarrassment. so while he is here, he will be skulkiking around the edges of e nation, scurrying away from where everyone is because after he said --

in london, the former chief of staff to brexit leader nigel farage. in studio, walid phares. there is a lot to unpack here. the criticism of trump today was so overwrought, so over-the-top, so unhinged, it's like it is seamlessly dovetailing from the unhinged criticism of brett kavanaugh two days ago. we have moved from topic to topic with more overheated rhetoric. how is donald trump cozying up to russia by saying let's strengthen the military alliance of nato? >> absolutely. i also ordering a deployment in the baltic states, increasing sanctions on russia, making sure iran is not going to buy weapons from russia. >> laura: this is what president obama and president bush both said about the need for each member nation to pay his fair share. let's listen. >> the majority of allies are still not hitting that 2% mark. everybody has got to step up and everybody's got to do better. >> building a strong nato alliance requires strong european capability defense ca. i will encourage our european partners to increase their defense investments to support nato and e.u. operations. >> l

brian: nigel, a couple of things.ident did back the president behind closed doors at the nato summit. they do seem to be building a personal bond. what was it like when this story broke, do you think, during dinner yesterday? >> i just can't imagine it. i mean, the scene, you know, the palace, the birthplace of winston churchill. we had the big military bands on parade. the weather was beautiful. theresa may was in her evening dress. met the president and i can't imagine as coffee was served somebody whispering in theresa may's ear prime minister there is something you ought to know it must have been a very awkward moment. steve: i don't think you want to read the paper in the morning. >> i would love to be a fly on the wall right now at the prime minister's country residence. brian: i'm so disappointed in the british people protesting our president when they give president erdogan of turkey a pass who killed his opponents and kills kurds and took over that country. where was the outrage when he visited? they are upse

political embarrassment because there are rumors in britain that theresa may's main enemies, one is nigelarage who helped to bring about brexit and the others maurice johnson, her ex foreign minister who stepped down last monday over brexit. they might be invited to scotland and play golf there. what happens then is anybody's guess. sarah: a lot going on, barbara. thank you. pakistan's former prime minister and his daughter have been arrested within minutes of arriving back in the country. they were detained on corruption charges when their plane landed. last week a pakistani court sentenced the three-time prime minister to 10 years in prison over the purchase of luxury properties in london. the ruling came ahead of national elections of the end of the month. with us is an analyst and director of the center for research and security studies in islamabad. he joins us. why did the former prime minister make the return to his country? he knew what was waiting for him. reporter: i think ahead of the elections set for july 25, the prime minister had to return to vote -- bolster his party's cha

interesting earlier i was talking to sir vince cable and nigel evans and there is almost a cautious optimismautious optimism that ok, the cabinet is united, but there is still so much detail to go through in the coming months. that is right and it feels as if a fragile peace has broken out among the conservative party but some tory brexiteers clearly are not happy and one mp tweeted last night, british businesses will continue to be a rule taken from the eu. i hope the details are better than the breaking headlines. sceptics are calling for detail and might get it. the chief whip is holding a meeting in downing street today and theresa may is set to face the parliamentary party on monday but some say it is academic, because the eu will not wear it. we had a tweet from michel barnier, the chief negotiator in the eu, and he said... at least there is a sense of relief there is a plan to put forward and theresa may is trying to lay down the law. last night in a letter she said collective responsibility is fully restored. at least, that is what she hopes. thank you. the thai boys who have been tr

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so i asked to the rfu's director of professional services, nigel melville what the plans entail. injury statistics and rugby union over the la st statistics and rugby union over the last few years, and that steady increase is a concern that we want to try and deal with if we can. 47% of injuries in the game are caused in the tackle area and that is a concern for us. let's have a look at that and see what we can do. they are trying to stop any contact, rightly so, above the neckline. looking deeper, 80% of concussions are calling on the tackle of which 70% are to the tackler, the guy making the tackle, so it is important we looked at the tackle area and one of the ideas was to lower the height of the level. a lot of people are slipping off shoulders and to heads, and if we lower it to below the armpits maybe it'll make a difference. did you speak to players first? what did they think of the proposals? players are interested in everything that helps with their safety and inability to play the game safely, so they are prepared to have a goal, and the same with cultures. it is a play

indeed ukip which as a party has almost died but nonetheless has business for a spokespeople like nigel for raj and to the member of the european parliament they will grab donald trump a set and run with this and try and bring to reason made down. right or broadcast to jonathan fry we'll leave it there thanks for your thoughts gloomy as the may be the us be said pre-shared it thank you for being with us it's fourteen and a half minutes past one of the afternoon my name's kevin zero in this is art see dot com for many of our stories around today there are a lot of them to brief yourself with coming up after the break here huge weekend of world cup football talk all about that would be just michael and we'll have a guest. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport that's less i'm show business i'll see you then. well check out the football that anticipation building is their world cup turning eighteen heads to that final stage this weekend fee for president john f. and tino as he preys on this year's event it is the best wo

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