polly. great britain. i love this. great betrayal as they vote on brexit, we say to them you have a choice. great britain or great betrayal. as we know tomorrow and wednesday are going to be filled with votes on the lords amendments to the brexit bill and so it is crunch time for the government and brexit and the sun has put together this fantastic montage of everything great and good about britain, from football, to stonehenge, via the spitfire and welsh looking sheep. you know, it is fantastic i think to see all of those wonderful things about britain celebrated. personally i think none of this would be taken away if we stayed in the european union, nevertheless it is a lovely set of picture... . yes, i mean, digbyjones, is this going to be a great betrayal? we have to be beware of the tyranny of parliament, and if you look at the sun and the daily express which you showed up, ignore the will of the people at your peril. this isn't pitched at the establishment elite south of the m25. this is pitched at the readership

polly. great britain. i love this.choice. great britain or great betrayal. as we know tomorrow and wednesday are going to be filled with votes on the lords amendments to the brexit bill and so it is crunch time for the government and brexit and the sun has put together this fantastic montage of everything great and good about britain, from football, to stonehenge, via the spitfire

polly was presenting, such as a 75% reduction. that meant out of all the rain that fell on the drainage management area for one year, 78% was taken out of everything. including large storms, small storms. that's an annual amount. and because most storms are small, it's able to take out a lot of rain. just want to make that clear. not that it's all going past the inlet. yes? >>> so does that mean that all storm retention is not created equal. is that what you're saying, basically? >>> yes, yes. but i didn't want you to think that it's in each. for a smaller storm, 100% of the water is going to go in and be infiltrated by the green infrastructure. in a very, very large event, not all of it will. if 100 gallons fell on the drainage management area, 75 gallons were gonna be taken care of by the gen infrastructure and 25 would not. >>> thank you. >>> thank you. >>> any public comment on item 9? >>> so, my friend who runs a construction company, bruce and myself, attended the very first work shop on green infrastructure that was held. o

polly's world cup preview goes into the final round to finish the takes a look at. things to get very tense and exciting especially in these two by munich players clad. odd. mixed doubles. the bad guy can't get no satisfaction and come get enough from the rolling stone. who is their biggest fan morrissey's. come one of the biggest collections of stones memorabilia in the. moment in sixty minutes on. goal. should love his first back. eighteen. good luck modest. lucilla scholem a. song is. sung by love and respect her. home to millions of species a home worth saving. those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like to use the term climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. they create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection and we're determined to build something here for the next generation low blood dios the multimedia environment series on t.w. . the triage team world cup has kicked off the moment. we preview the final

major issues in the squad there was a complete breakdown between the squad on the coach you know some polly who was getting a lot of criticism for the way he was handling everything so it's a sad time for not only on messi probably as well for mascherano and also because these are players who are sort of nearing the end of their careers will say so you know sometimes for argentina they're going to have to face the music now when they get back to one of the latest all right pablo just quickly the day's other game still ongoing that's right portugal against uruguay now europe why we're in front of course portugal really want to win this i think is going to be a tight affair it was a little bit underwhelming after the goal came in and maybe now in the second half things are going to look up have all we're going to find out that enough we'll have a full of the answer for its many thanks as always thanks martin. well it was supposed to travel into the vastness of space but it barely got off the ground executives from a startup in japan were puzzled when their rocket crashed in spectacular fashio

and at 10.40 my guests on the papers will be the director of the think tank demos polly mckenzie, and former trade minister lord digbyjones. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's world cup week — and the runners and riders are arriving in russia, ready for the off. "embarrassing" and "sad" — joel tomkins leaves wigan after bad behaviour in a bar — but he's snapped up by hull kr. what next for scotland, after that win over england? — we'll hear from the side chasing test status. and he can feel it in his whiskers — meet russia's pawesome predictor, the clairvoyant cat of st petersburg. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, welcome to the programme — and the wait is nearly over. just three days to go, until this: the lethal world cup, starts 14th of june across the bbc. it is finally world cup week and gradually the teams have been travelling to russia ready to acclimatise and get started, . yes its finally world cup week — and gradually the teams have been travelling to russia ready to acclimatise and get st

saudi arabia and says the goal is to remove the rebels from home and bring it back to legitimate rule polly boy has more on the u.n. meeting. well this closed door u.n. security council meeting was held at britain's request after the saudi led coalition there launched a full scale attack on the port of data the saudi led coalition wants to wrestle back control of the strategically important port but the problem is that yemen has been suffering as a result of the civil war for some three years now and the concern is that this new offensive is going to make the situation in yemen even worse although for many it's hard to imagine how it could get any worse the war there is already described as the planet's worst humanitarian disaster and aid agencies have been sounding the alarm throughout this conflict but they are particularly alarmed by what's happening now how data happens to be the port where seventy percent of yemen spewed in supplies come through and the u.n. and the red cross have had to withdraw their staff from the port city and a full scale attack on her day to put even more yemenis

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the global media's focus was on politics rather than sport taking a sideways look at that now here's polly boyo. the world cup in russia has finally kicked off and in case you missed it some idiots still think all this is about football. hundreds of years ago a pig gave up its blood people started kicking it around and in the blink of an eye no soca was born men were being paid to find a million dollars a month to do it and coca-cola was sponsoring it every four years at the world cup the national pride is on the line where there is a money and a captive audience you'll also find politicians politicizing this out of it but i'm a british and it's been accused of using the tournament as a showcase and after spending a fortune the billion dollars on it it's a fair bet that he's looking for some decent p.r. tell you it's a good job there stadiums are impressive because their russian team is. england has some of the most know practiced well traditions of all ahead of the tournament the media spends a lot of its time criticizing the host nation using a range of beautiful and then the perugia the

companies are coming back to our question on twitter trump even threatened the company saying that if polly davis and want to move it will be the beginning of the end because they will be taxed like never before the davidson plan to move some of their manufacturing to europe to avoid paying newly imposed e.u. tariffs when exporting to the continent the motorbike companies that is the move will save them nearly one hundred million dollars a year in taxes. well the e.u. recently slapped important charges on american goods including motorbikes in retaliation against tariffs on e.q. steel and alinea trump claim the levees were needed to protect u.s. manufacturing from unfair competition but economist jeffrey albert tucker says american firms have nothing to gain from these trade wars. and this is a consequence trumps trade war and it's a classic case of how these government actions tend to have the opposite effect trump wants to make america great again what he's actually doing is causing more financial pressure for american firms that rely on imported raw goods and for american producers who r

up to the tournament focused in the mainstream media seem to be less on sports and more on politics polly boyko takes a closer look. the world cup and russia has finally kicked off and in case you missed it some idiots still think all this is out football. hundreds of years ago a pig gave up its blood and people started kicking it around and in the blink of an eye no song was born men were being paid to find a million dollars a month to do it and coca-cola was sponsoring it every point is at the world cup the national pride is on the line and where there is a money and a captive audience you'll also find politicians politicizing this out of it but i'm a brief and been accused of using the tournament as a showcase and after spending a fortune billion dollars on it it's a fair bet that he's looking for some decent p.r. tell you it's a good job there stadiums are impressive because their russian team is. england has some of the most no practiced world cup traditions of all i had in the tournament the media spends a lot of its time criticizing the host nation using a range of beautiful and th

mccrone is obviously trying to show that he is tough too maybe he's trying to act more of the pollie on a visit that he is has been alleged to be sporting maybe he wants to beat up don't think for a moment that trump and micron didn't work this out where they said you say this i'll say this we'll both be happy and we'll talk later the world doesn't understand this because a lot of people just don't like trump they think he's a fool and he speaks stupidly at times he has been in the number one television show for ever and this is his first time it seems like he knows p.r. he knows image he knows exactly what to say he knows the way the media will place up the he's very very smart and very very deft and very adept and very adroit when it comes to pursuing and presenting things in terms of the media and mccraw maybe doing the same thing for all we know this could be orchestrated both look tough both sides when thanks for joining us this hour on r.t. international we'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines. join me every thursday on the elec simon shore and i'll be sp

which has faced harsh criticism for supplying arms to vienna as polly bucko now reports. well this closed door u.n. security council meeting was held at britain's request after the saudi led coalition there launched a full scale attack on the port of data the saudi led coalition wants to wrestle back control of the strategically important port but the problem is that yemen has been suffering as a result of the civil war for some three years now and the concern is that this new offensive is going to make the situation in yemen even worse although for many it's hard to imagine how it could get any worse the war there is already described as the planet's worst humanitarian disaster and aid agencies have been sounding the alarm throughout this conflict but they are particularly alarmed by what's happening now how data happens to be the port where seventy percent of yemen spewed and supplies come through and the u.n. in the red cross have had to withdraw their staff from the port city and a full scale attack on her day to put even more yemenis at risk of starvation and it coul

thank polly made me and fans of descended on nizhni no good on the part of maintenance numbering me wish that i've seen so far we did do as we got them together for a little before it's back to my little pieces can be a challenge here in michigan if good at this time the room has a simple one person from each team does the keeping up the rest of the team they have to keep singing only keeps doing well a team a singing counts it's a simple establish competing for england we have banned me from any newcastle you castle ok with the team behind you that's me you. would have run out of a. six cylinder. thank god i'm still not as decent value ninety six competing thank you i was thinking thank you thank you thank you thank you. sixty thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you this is this. thank god friendship there we go cause that's your perfect day but barely thank you very much a piece meal was thank you you didn't thank you this name lives busy in this game. it doesn't get any less fun. it's amazing how you end up missing out the world cup just milling around in the fans some of th

singapore the meeting was earlier called off by trump due to what he called open hostility here's polly boyko his take on what's going on. yes i may have a copy. probably possibly maybe in case you missed it is that a feel good story of the so. don't try and came to my bold on tenterhooks there are you most in rachel then you just an instant mina. just as attractive aren't you glad that these other two men with that fingers on the bottom as big date palms the june the twelfth trump pulls it off saying that a friend told him said that he'd heard from someone else that it was saying.

to media reports the list does include shouting order conversation and also falling asleep artie's polly boyko explains why a midday nap in parliament is such a sensitive issue. most members of the house of lords which is the chamber of the british parliament have been around the block for quite some time the average age in the lords chamber is sixty nine and from the breadth of their experience the law job is to scrutinise british law and that can be pretty tiring so much so that even the most hardworking and conscientious lords and politicians can get a little sleep paid. well rumor has it that the lords have now received a quiet telling off for falling asleep in the chamber according to the times newspaper a conservative peers have received an email telling them that their behavior and that isn't up to scratch and it said that the other political parties are sending a similar reprimand to their lords but according to established parliamentary convention perry is all allowed to quote rest their eyes so i mam with photos of sleeping lords all sleepy looking lords and i want london as to

continues its policy of arming the saudis polly boyko with the report well human rights campaigner some walton told us the u.k.'s relations with saudi arabia are extremely worrying given what is happening in yemen what we've seen in yemen has been called in the u.n. a deliberate tactic of starvation by the saudi arabian led coalition. seventy percent of the food imports the aid imports are coming into yemen coming through this port. and that's why there's such concern around the world about what's happening in in this port the u.n. are saying two hundred fifty thousand people could die so if the children are saying three hundred eighty thousand people could be displaced if attacked so there's real humanitarian consequences that are going to happen if this port is attacked what's shocking is that this hasn't really stopped the yukos determination to on saudi arabia and you know they've said precious little about the humanitarian consequences of an attack on the port of. the u. this resume funding for the controversial syrian aid group the white helmets the trouble ministration had decide

in singapore the meeting was earlier called off by trump due to what he called open hostility here polly boy goes take on what's going on it looks like trump and kim may have thought after all probably possibly maybe in case you missed that field this story of the south. down of the taliban and came here in the bible belt on. there you also may.

polly was unhappy about playing a friendly in israel because of logistical reasons so close to the world cup now the game is canceled but for very different reasons the match was originally switch from haifa to jerusalem angering palestinians the city has become the focus of controversy after u.s. president donald trump recognized it as israel's capital palestinians with further incensed because the jerusalem stadium is in the neighborhood of a former palestinian village having burned the argentinian flag protesters frightened to burn replica jerseys of argentina star messi. he will not under any circumstances agree to this match going ahead we've started a campaign against the argentinian football association in which we will target a messy. a tweet from the embassy in israel confirmed the cancellation of the game and said the threats against messi prompted the solidarity of his teammates and fia's of the playing the friendly israel prime minister binyamin netanyahu had hoped the game against one of the world cup favorites would be good publicity for israel he did not qualify for the fi

i think polly mania and fans of the send it on mission in no good on the part of maintenance are outnumbering the english that i've seen so far we did do as we got them together for a little before it's back by popular demand it's pieces can be up challenge here in michigan is good at this time the rules are simple one person from each team does the keeping the rest of the team they have to keep singing keep the ups done while the team is singing counts it's as simple as that competing for england we have barely for money newcastle you castle ok the team behind you that's why you. six seven. nine still nine is decent value nine is the six hundred pct thank you was thinking thank you thank you thank you thank you. very much sixty thank you thank you all the same to see you this is this. was friendship there we go cause that's your. table barely thank you very much a piece meal was cheating on you you didn't think you this naomi's this heat in this game. it doesn't get easier still. it's amazing how you end up missing out there will come just milling around in the found some of the intensity on

initially it was about all the local immigrant immigrants to get together irish dogs and blacks exactly polly i mean everybody then and it was actually an indoor event initially it took place in the. the town hall king's cross town hall for a few years they moved around various town halls they used to happen in january to mirror what was going on in trinidad they have theirs in january anyway england far too cold and it moved to notting hill in the mid sixty's and it's there were it really started to grow and then the sort of afro caribbean community basically took it over for quite a while it was hijacked by the jamaican sound systems in the early seventy's but know all tribes are welcome everyone represented except techno techno don't work at a carnival man she says do you believe though that music is becoming even more of an issue as regards censorship by the authorities obviously the british police want to take down all these videos by drill artists type of graham music one of them abracadabra saying that this is ridiculous that it's about distraction from cuts to schools youth clubs and

polly covering all the bases there well as the u.s. and north korean summit was being debated kim jong un met with russia's foreign minister reacting to news of the meeting trump initially said he didn't like it but added he was willing to change his mind if something positive came from that korean affairs experts that we contacted say the u.s. doesn't want to be sidelined in the peace process if you give this president a branding run like call it that snooty b.p. the trump peace plan you're going to have a situation where this president's going to be excited because a legacy issue could really use right now and he wants to do what no president in the us has ever done before the u.s. wants to demonstrate leadership in this area and not be left on the sidelines so it's an opportunity for him and if he leaves the other countries to take the lead in the u.s. becomes a side player in peace then you lose that that is. doesn't understand anything beyond the fact that this could be a good photo op and possibly a boon for his ratings the u.s.

it stands meddling break especially for reportedly using russian money to boost the levy campaign polly boyko has been following a parliamentary inquiry into banks activities that wrapped up just a few hours ago. well this questioning was all product of the british government's fake news inquiry which was set up back in twenty seventeen really off the back of the trump of russia allegations and politicians in the media here in the u.k. started asking the question could russia have had a hand in bragg's it and today it was arran banks's turn in the hot seat banks's a millionaire businessman who turned into a political jonah and he had funded the u.k. and then he funded this big leave dot edu campaign so for a lot of people he's seen as sort of the the person that bankrolled greg's and he's sort of styled him himself as the bad boy of brags that he even wrote a book with that name and over the weekend several newspapers splashed these big stories saying the whole intact with russian official and he was quite the sariel as well he pointed out that the committee was made up exclusively of p

to her has dropped polly she's sticking to the rules this time and has changed out of the trousers into an empire. and she's very taken with the spots of bias she spotted. so how am i going to be in the streets exercising if i don't have the right here so her decide to make the transition you know the evolution of woman development to be present in public area you know when you see the video there in public areas i know so to move forward to the next step of. the local press is more interested in princes rema been to fund our own salute she's the first female president of the saudi federation for community sports a government body. that is a sports authority we're very proud to not only include women as athletes but also as a woman the facilitator of the athletes might say to me if you see the designers that you brought in the freedom that i use to ride the bicycle that i have. the clothing might look a little unusual from a western perspective but here it's a creative way of loosening the shackles of convention as selma sheet explains. if you're a woman in saudi you become creative in

having least to pull them including levi's jeans this is their flagship store regent street in london polly davidson motorcycle. as is also on the list along with following their own juice imports of cranberries bourbon from kentucky and imports of some metal items from the united states as well the e.u. is made it clear that if this is going to escalate it any way into or further back and forth more tit for tat trade tariff exchanges between the e.u. and the united states that the e.u. is prepared to do what's necessary to defame this produces and its consumers but how much more leverage do they have and what else can the e.u. do to penalize the u.s. . already we've heard donald trump suggesting that the european car market may be singled out next for possible terrorists going into the u.s. in the near future the e.u. as well prepared so please hold something back there keeping some of their power to draw in of the amounts around three point six billion dollars worth of morro u.s. products are potentially targeted with tariffs in the future but the world trade organization is currently con

ters can order little polly. just be also according to the statements of witnesses they used to manufacture things here that were used for drug trafficking but at the prison also served to protect them from federal forces . it said one hundred fifty people were smuggled into the prison and burnt in barrels. i say was reduced to ashes. but really if i don't. get out. then they were removed from the prison and their ashes were thrown into the sun the road to be her river. i want to be ok because i will be because of. this affair you know. just how i go on almost a week almost with the completion of this mission. ok. ok i'll. be up in a little less than a bus can you let me jump in if i think i'm using. one another doesn't it was a while after the film for a look at the end i want about most representative sample then you. read up on that i. understand that the government. is this a person having. a secret oh. yeah he came out i would at the time of that inquest report that nobody you know marlon brando was going to

border little polly. went. into the statements of witnesses they used to manufacture things here that were used for drug trafficking but at the prison also served to protect them from federal forces. it said one hundred fifty people were smuggled into the prison and burnt in barrels as it was reduced to ashes. but really if i don't go to another foot on this to get out. then they were removed from the prison and their ashes were thrown into the sun the road to be her river. i want to be ok because i will be because of. this affair you know. i shall go on almost in the becoming one with the woman. ok. ok i will be ok up till the last time but you never loved any point in playing music. while a lot of us when i was a boy less of the same for look at the link i want about most of the present bad example that he'll. put up with all my god. i'm just here to pick up and. if there's a president. i think you know. the army came out i would at the time of the inquest to forgive me but i knew no more like a grandmother t

the polly of the administration is to not separate families with children.e can do executive order. one paragraph, one subject piece of legislation comes forward. the fact that you are saying you have to have a comprehensive answer. you said washington wants to patch things, you know that is false. washington does comprehensive broad spectrum bills all the time. in this case, the policy, you want a policy, okay, we don't separate kids from their mothers, won't take little girls, hiding the pictures of the little girls, take those people and isolate them and away from their parents there. is a down syndrome child separated from his mother. are you cool with that? >> it sounds to me, you want to have a -- >> open borders, oh my god. that is a code for brown people. >> can we at least agree. >> i get it. >> good job. so you got your quick sounding bites. >> let's leave it there. we have to leave it there. jason miller, thanks and rich wilson i appreciate it. religious leaders. catholic priest calls the practice pure evil. i will talk to him next. what about him

have coalitions within the republican party and they have vastly different ideas on what immigration pollyhould be. so what do we do? >> that's right. it's one of our biggest problems. the immigration system is not as broken as it appears but the way it's executed and implemented it's broken. this is something the left and the right and the democrats and republicans should come together on. the president has taken a huge step towards the democrats. they have to ask themselves, do they want the political issue or solve the problem. what they decided with trump as problem, they want every political issue. they want to be a part of know solutions. i don't think that's going to work out in november. >> if democrats acquiesce and come to terms with what compromise looks like and find something acceptable enough, would they do it if that means there's a perceptual win for the president this close to mid-terms? >> no. compromise, a funny word there. that's not something that they do. they want this daca program to be considered. they want to compromise meaning they want to grant amnesty but they

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i'd like to introduce polly perkins who has a presentation for you on the green infrastructure monitoring program which you asked about in the past. and sarah blume who will talk out fist phase of the lessons learned on the first phase our g infrastructure projects. the staff in the utility division, they have done a great job documenting and analyzing these efforts so that we can use the results to continuously improve and i think you'll really like the presentations. thank you. >> thank you, brian. and hello, commissioners. my first time up here with you guys and i'm thrilled to be talk about green infrastructure monitoring. >> hopefully not your last. >> hopefully not my last. thank you. can we get those slides going, please? >> i'll be updating you on the e.i.p.s that have been monitored to date. they're highlighted here in blue. the wiggle neighborhood, green corridor has completed its monitoring. and we've finished the second year of the sunset boulevard as well, just this season. so each e.i.p. will be getting atleast two years of monitoring. e -- i know summer just started but i l

front of us now we just don't know which of the things i the mentioned or like to closet or maybe some polly don't know maybe a geo physical factor at some point we will have a slow down i just don't know when heard sign the former head of the council they can amin advisors famous lee keepif something can't going on forever it eventually it won't so this this grow cycles been terrific i don't know how much longer will say i another year or two at least i think the reception is been pushed back because of the tax that bill and the favorable economy for at least if not tell me off of in the bed of the week stub company news as conversations on to the week's hottest topics the usl korea summit in singapore policy by the world's most important central banks i think they are taking the opportunity eyes interest rates and i've to say presently that is something i welcome alone given life by kraft seductive italian this doing for xperia alfa romeo motor and and in truth who's still alfa romeo the perfect balance of engineering and ammonia . . rishaad: welcome back. there were plenty of promising op

let's not be polly anna. please come back to reality. but it still is an important point, it is such a stark break, at least right now, between top republican leaders and the president on what they're going to say about this. one more thing about the ig report, jennifer, there is a separate report about andrew mccabe. and from that there is now -- referred to the u.s. attorney, an investigation, into that. do you envision that happening to others? with this ig report? >> i have no idea. it is a huge report, 500 pages or so, we'll ahave to see. but the main topics they're talking about, the july statements and what happened before the election, there hasn't been any hint so far of any criminal activity there. it is more just were the proper judgments made, were the norms followed, these aren't laws saying you can't, you know, impact an election and so on, these are policies. so i wouldn't anticipate that, but we'll all have to read through. >> great to see you, thank you, jennifer. thank you, mark, as always. >>> coming up, soon, house sp

polly, this is right down the middle, this is the sweet spot for trump and his base voters.us against the world. donald trump is a guy who's going to fix it. the problem is, facts matter. the economic argument also becomes verycky because this is high-risk/high-reward politics. inflation, as we see the price of goods go up. softening of job growth. when nafta came in, congress and the president had to ensure there was transition assistance for those who lost their jobs. we will see a short-term spike in infl the pain comes upfront. the benefits takes decades to see. we're just now seeing it. we've had collapses in the past because of certain industry short comings but we've learnly seen steady economic growth since we moveded to a free trade economy in the united states. >> does the pain come up front? because president trump's ardent supporters are those angry forgottencans who we say ll b hur but they continue to support him. >> i think the cynical gamble there is you can -- you can run this play a long time before the damage you create catches up. we see this with authori

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joining us on set, malcolm polly, chief investment officer at stewart capital advisers.colm, welcome good to see you. >> thanks. thanks for having me. >> you know, we've got this little mini rally going on i mean, the whole thing was sort of green on the screen today does it feel a little too hot to you? >> the markets do tend to run a little bit hot and cold, and after the disruption we had in the spring, it needed to move back up. but has it gotbit ahead of itse some markets, perhaps tech, certainly run hot the last couple months, but from a broader rspectiv finding plentyo buy. >> we pointed out yesterday in our rbi, a random but interesting stat, that netflix not only was the best stock this year, it was 34% better than the next best stock on the nasdaq 100. does the sort of narrowness of the rally concern you in any way? >> not necessarily, no i mean, the market tends to move in fits and starts and secd some faster than others, but the narrowness we think will probably broaden out by year end. >> okay. you said you were finding places to put money. >> right. >> smal