and we saw the list of them, you know — they are still to a degree and oppositionist wing within the plpd they will represent the majority view within that parliamentary party as well. there has been criticism that he didn't go to armed forces day as well. just put that in very quickly because some papers are taking exception to that. the mail on sunday. quick comment from both of you. i wanted out, says harry, the reluctant prince, saying he considered giving up prince, saying he considered giving up his royal role. it's a very interesting and brave thing for him to say. i think, given the knowledge of the crisis that was caused to his grandmother, she wouldn't take kindly to this. his great—grandmother his grandmother's background... the reason she became queen was because her dad had to become king. it's about duty, isn't it? it's about duty, but i think prince harry and his honesty over a range of things is refreshing, and has kind of created a much different image of the royal family. has kind of created a much different image of the royal familylj has kind of created a much differe

to come speak and 2000 people gathered in the auditorium there called sanders theater and the sds, plp was in the balcony and they had their banners about zionist imperialism, free palestine, whatever. ibahn in his tone which i will not try to imitate at the request of my staff, i would love to do it. john was right, what he said. but he pointed to them. he said i want to tell you something, you up there in the balcony. i said for centuries, for centuries there's been a double standard that affects jews. a jew was allowed to be a farmer, i'm sorry, noah jew was not allowed to be a farmer, everyone else was. and you could not live in moscow, everyone else could. and you could not do this, that or the other thing and he said you in the balcony, when every other people gained their nation, you applauded and he named a few countries. sri lanka or zambia or paraguay becomes an independent country, you applauded. there's only one group of people that you criticize that you attack when they become a nation and that is the state of israel. you, he said, are anti-semites. they slink away. they

as we have been for years, the plp gavejeremy corbyn a standing ovation, we were clear we did not wa a hard brexit and we have the mandate from the during the election campaign, the public... they want the government get on with it, they want it to be unified with other parties as possible, the time for old tribal politics has gone, particularly, no party has a majority? you are right on brexit, going on the doors it was clear people had made the choice, coming out of europe, get on with it. but also, hang on a minute, we did not vote for us to be worse off, we we re did not vote for us to be worse off, we were told we would get £350 million for the nhs every week, i took that away, now it has been made the "strong and stable" bus, the public do not want that, the public wa nt public do not want that, the public want us moving on but they also want to see education funding. national health service. police. we have seen the public sector and austerity, what has that done to the public services and the prosperity of britain? they want an end to that and they want to see investment. bri

, to the labourmps, we reached out to the plp, to the labour mps, we made sure that the whole governmentfelt part of what we were doing. this isn't about nick timothy and fiona hell, this is about theresa may. theresa may ran the home office with this very tight control and you can do that as a minister but when you are at prime minister, you cannot run the government like this, and sol think even what has happened since his election has underlined some of the extraordinary weaknesses in theresa may as a leader. her statement outside downing street was just incredible. there is gavin ba rwell just incredible. there is gavin barwell saying they will listen and learn, they are not listening and not learning. if she seriously think that by getting rid of two people most of the public have never even heard of, that it will somehow safer, she is living in la land. you say it is not about nick timothy and fiona hell but they did become part of the story, it is so often attributed to do, that if you become pa rt attributed to do, that if you become part of the story it is time to get out. as an

around theresa may and whether she has the confidence and very short-term from her own parties, the plp, ptp, parliamentary conservative party, key, and the influential back benches the 1922 committee who are key. john mcdonnell, i was speaking to him about the same issues the bbc was, they are ready to lead a minority government. i asked him about mrs. may's position. not surprisingly he was forth right about his thoughts on her ability to carry on. >> it is not me saying. it is across the political spectrum, a number of our own mps as well. i agree that our position is now untenable. i think she called an election unnecessarily, put party before country in this election, she saw her party was 20 points ahead of us in the polls, even higher at one point in time, purely for party advantage, and people thought that is inappropriate for a prime minister. >> and that the question being asked by as you say arlene foster, john mcdonnell, jeremy corbyn, the pundits around here as well. i put the question to a man who didn't have a bad night john who won his eighth election in a row. from berk

to come speak, and 2000 people gathered in the big auditorium called sanders theater, and the sds, plp was in the balcony and had their banners, stop zionist imperialism, free palestine, whatever. banners, stop zionist imperialism, free palestine, whatever. in his tones, which i will not try to imitate at the reques tha double standard that affects the jews. was not a left to be a farmer, everyone else was. the jew could not live in moscow, everybody else could. could not do this, that come or the other thing. and he said, you in the balcony, when every other people gains their nationhood, you applaud, and he named a few countries. when sri lanka, or zambia or paraguay becomes an independent country, there is only one group of people that you criticize, that you attack when they become a nation, and that is the state of israel. you, he said, are anti-semites. they slinked away. they picked up their banners and never in the last few years that i was in college did they attack israel again. that kind of calling out for what it is is very, very important. because the double standard -- [a

to come speak, and 2000 people gathered in the big auditorium called sanders theater, and the sds, plp was in the balcony and had their banners, stop zionist imperialism, free palestine, whatever. in his tones, which i will not try to imitate at the request of my staff -- [laughter] sen. schumer: i would love to do it. john was right when he said. but he pointed to them and he said, i want to tell you something, you up there in the balcony. i said for centuries, for centuries there has been a double standard that affects the jews. was not a left to be a farmer, everyone else was. the jew could not live in moscow, everybody else could. could not do this, that come or the other thing. and he said, you in the balcony, when every other people gains their nationhood, you applaud, and he named a few countries. when sri lanka, or zambia or paraguay becomes an independent country, there is only one group of people that you criticize, that you attack when they become a nation, and that is the state of israel. you, he said, are anti-semites. they slinked away. they picked up their banners and ne