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this idea has p°pped the us and mexico. this idea has normed up the us and mexico.s popped up in circles many times before. it is news that the president, president trump, has announced that they will actually designate one or various mexican organisations as a foreign terrorist organisation. if he moves forward, which is still not clear whether he will, but it is the secretary of state and that has not happened yet. but if indeed this happens, this could have serious consequences for the bilateral relationship between mexico and the us. to understand why, let me try to explain why, what it means for an organisation to be labelled is this. it means that any contact with that organisation, any type of support for that organisation, is no longerjust say buying drugs or selling weapons or laundering money, it is no longer a violation of drug laws or anti— money laundering legislation, it is now material support for terrorism. secondly, the us would have broad powers to go against this particular group or groups. they would seize financial assets. they could deport peop

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anything else that p°pped threats as well.ister's phonein popped out of the prime minister's phone in this morning? anything striking in that? they covered a lot of issues in that phone call. these are instances, situations that the prime minister —— in which the prime minister was very exposed. he was taking questions from the public about what labour was proposing if it got into government in terms of three and fast broadband for all households and businesses. what the prime minister described, he was asked about what he thought about that idea, and they've obviously got different ideas about how to approach broadband. but he said it was a crackpot scheme, that would cost billions of dollars —— pounds of taxpayers money. thank you. we are still waiting forjeremy corbyn to appear in lancaster, so while we wait, we're going to go to aberdeen. throughout the campaign, the bbc has been going to places where the election to be won or lost. these seats are very closely contested. todayit seats are very closely contested. today it

he has been an cornwall since this morning when he went to hospital in penzance and p°pped he went toist, people has a vote you can probably bank on. he is not meeting very many members of the public during this campaign. there are certainly no big town centre walkabout or anything like that. it is also pretty controlled, small scale, meeting local party activists, certainly. it was interesting. the jokes i activists, certainly. it was interesting. thejokes i have heard several times in the last couple of days already, but it is a general election campaign. the questions on where other social care plans that we re where other social care plans that were promised, they are not really fleshed out in the manifesto whatsoever. mrjohnson said there are coming at some point. a very strong rebuttal to labour‘s attack line it today i went to brexit future us— uk trade deals on the nhs. mrjohnson think that the price paid for drugs would be part of any discussions, they wouldn't be on the table. he is trying to shut down very firmly that labour are tackling today. but there are enough was huge