islam and hindu populated areas just like mountbatten radcliffe to found india not to his liking. it was impossible to undertake the field survey in june because of the heat so how does anyone who's not familiar with the situation on the ground decide where the border is going to be well studied the maps obviously it's all in there the demographics the religious majority it's also simple isn't it but the areas with the majority of muslims in pakistan and the hindus in india problem solved right if the aspirations of some people had not been fulfilled the full must be found in political arrangements with which i'm not concerned the radcliffe line was only revealed to the people the day before independence and scenes of celebration were replaced with fear and confusion as millions woke up on the wrong side of the border the partition and the radcliffe line led to unprecedented violence resulting in up to a 1000000 deaths so how did it all go wrong many areas had equal numbers of muslims and hindus radcliffe also didn't take the sikhs into account and he never even heard of kashmir.

garri radcliffe has previously been on hunger strike and there are deep concerns for her mental health as events evolve on the international stage over which the family has no control there only the faintest hopes of an imminent release i don't know how al-jazeera the united nations in new york. now palestinian president mahmoud abbas has threatened to terminate all signed agreements with israel if it onyx as a key part of the west bank and comes off to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank speaking at the un general assembly about the international community to help end what he called israeli aggression in palestine. a week before the israeli elections prime minister netanyahu came out to our acutely amounts that should he prevail in the elections he would annex and apply israeli sovereignty to the jordan valley northern dead sea and israel's colonial settlements despite the fact that all of these areas. palestinian territories we reject this plan entirely all responses if the israeli government is to proceed w

radcliffe took her infant daughter on holiday to visit family in iran she's been a prisoner since accused of spying her husband richard on his 4th visit to the u.n. general assembly in new york calls her a hostage held he says for political leverage right now as nameless commits the crime those hostages to the hells happen puts her in some sort of legal process it's a crisis says she wasn't allowed to speak a trial had chanced whenever my public even to her and think of the present and she was convicted of having been told that listen if the british government likes to bring the one charge of the us census it now isn't is not alone iran is currently thought to hold up to 30 dual nationals whose families insist they did nothing wrong this year we've known the families alliance with a number of promise to say listen the world needs to more this happens that has to stick now iran is to keep the stick isn't it is not the intention to tell the end there is a way in which actually the world is to worry if this can happen more and more that is we will not the same with tensions in the gulf spira

radcliffe. miss robie. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock votes no. ms. lesko. mr. rehsenthaler. mr. votes noklein. mr. armstrong votes no. mr. steubie. [indiscernible] mr. cohen votes aye. chairman nadler: has everyone voted who wishes to vote? ok. the clerk will report -- no, wait -- we are still waiting for someone. >> mr. chairman? mr. chairman. chairman nadler: who speaks? we are in the middle of a vote. >> ok. chairman nadler: the gentleman from arizona? has the gentleman from arizona been recorded? clerk: mr. stanton, you voted aye. chairman nadler: clerk will report. clerk: there are 19 ayes and 18 no's. chairman nadler: the motion to table the appeal of the ruling of the chair is agreed to. the majority have directed mr. barry burke to proceed with questioning. >> mr. chairman, i have a parliamentary point of inquiry. >> i have one, too. chairman nadler:. chairman nadler: the gentleman will state's parliamentary inquiry. >> you mentioned earlier that there were consultants used to question witnesses. so i will just ask as

radcliffe. ms. robie. mr. gates. mr. johnson of louisiana votes yes. mr. biggs votes aye. mr. mcclintock votes aye. ms. lesko. mr. armstrong votes yes. mr. steubie. mr. gates, you are not recorded. mr. gates votes aye. clerk: mr. chairman, there are eight ayes and 20 nos. >> point of parliamentary inquiry. chairman nadler: who has a point of parliamentary inquiry. the gentleman will state his point. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it relates to the rule we change last week where we mentioned staff conducting questioning it has been expanded to include consultants today. we contemplated the distinction between independent contractors such as a consultant. chairman nadler: sorry, did we contemplate what? >> independent contractors, vis-a-vis, employees and staff being a part of the distinction. when the rule was changed last week. >> point of order, mr. chairman. >> mr. chairman, the advice i received from the top staffers and the house of the house administration committee is that staff can be comprised of -- house of the administrative committee is that staff can be comprised of c

buck votes aye plchlt radcliff? mr. radcliff votes yes. miss roby? miss roby votes aye. mr. gates votes eye. mr. biggs? mr. biggs votes aye mr. mcclintock votes aye. miss lesko votes aye. mr. rushinthaler? mr. armstrong votes yes. mr. stube votes yes. mr. cohen, you are not recorded. mr. cohen votes no. mr. lew, you are not recorded. mr. lew votes no. >> any members who voted who wish to vote? the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 15 ayes and 20 nos. >> the amendment is not agreed to. are there any other amendments? >> mr. chairman? >> for what purpose -- >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> the clerk will report the amendmen amendment. >> amendment offer by mr. sensenbrenner, page six after -- >> sent the amendment be considered as read. >> the gentleman is recognized to explain his amendment. >> let's be plain about what this bill does. at its core it does one thing and only one thing. it steers millions of amendments into fat cat plaintiff trial lawy lawyers allowing them to make millions of dollars and while their members of plaintiffs class receive what? m

s if you were a particularly to us just finally about nasm in the gari radcliff who worked for b.b.c. media reaction and has been imprisoned in iran as a spy i think should be made a diplomat by the british foreign service now. which is think the b.b.c. is involved in regime change with its outlets whether it be b.b.c. action training journalists in different countries or i have a channel b.b.c. persian that gives very different view of iran than say press t.v. iran's organization broke us organization currently banned here in britain of course yes as you know b.b.c. is the. broadcasting institute in the in the u.k. it's in fact is supported by the by the government in terms of expenditures in terms of in fact they. gather their money through the public funds that's very clear so their policies or very much they deny editorial content is an editorial asked by a stand it into a is something very very detailed but the question is the policies when you when there are upper institutions who direct your policies they don't care about the. editorial it really is is is the op to the to the p

the child, believed to be nearly a year old, was pulled this afternoon from the river irwell in radcliffested on suspicion of murder. a planet that is 650 million million miles away could tell us if there's life out there somewhere else in the universe. uk scientists announced a breakthrough today about this planet, saying it has both water and the right temperature to potentially sustain life. pallab ghosh has the story. the night sky is littered with stars. around them are planets. could some of them be like the earth? scientists think that this one, which is 650 million million miles away, has the potential to support life. astronomers have discovered more than 4,000 planets orbiting distant stars. the new one is about the right distance from its sun to be able to support life. its temperature is between 0—40 celsius. it's around twice the size of our own earth and it has an atmosphere that we now know contains water. so, the big question is whether there really are living organisms on this world. light from the planet's sun filters through its atmosphere, before it reaches the earth.

zakari bennett—eko was pulled out of the river irwell in radcliffe by firefighters on wednesday. his father, zak eko, who is 22 and of no fixed address, was remanded in custody. the manufacturer whirlpool has intensified efforts to contact people who have bought tumble dryers which might pose a fire risk. since a full recall was announced injuly, the firm has located more than 60,000 potentially faulty dryers but hundreds of thousands remain in uk homes. simon gompertz reports. the tumble dryers have been blamed for a series of fires, including this at a block of flats in london. now, at whirlpool, near bristol, thousands of tumble dryers are coming off the production lines to replace the faulty ones. one every ten seconds. they are letting the cameras in for the first time to try to show how safety conscious they have become. under the recall, owners can get a replacement, a modification or refund. of 500,000 problem dryers to find, 65,000 have been located sincejuly. the people that you see working on this floor are working flat out to make sure we have availability of products

>> devon and john radcliffe, how much we have done on this. we had to pull this information out.ple at the highest levels of the government causing this problem. we came the closest, i respect this attorney general so greatly, the way he handled this, believes in accountability but he believes in the rule of law. >> will we see accountability really. they are recommending charging and indictments. >> the number 2 at the fbi going after individuals trying to prosecute them believing they lied when he is lying himself. when law enforcement upholding the law, that to me is where we have to stand for accountability. >> anything about jim comey is getting off. >> i do not believe jim comey -- america sees the president is correct about firing this individual. what would it be if this man was in his job today? what he was doing, what he is saying. the democratic party wants mccabe to come to a fundraiser. >> a lot of people point to the cia being the mastermind, john brennan, will we see john brennan answer some questions? >> anyone with any association should be held accountable. i ha

radcliffe? mr. ratcliffe votes yes. mr. gates? mr. gates votes aye. mr. johnson of the louisiana votes aye. mr. biggs? mr. biggs votes aye. mr. mcclintock votes aye. mr. klein votes aye. mr. armstrong votes yes. vee votes yes. chariman nadler: has everyone voted who wishes to vote? madame clerk? >> you are not recorded. he votes yes. chariman nadler: anyone else? the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 13 ayes and 19 nos. >> mr. chairman, a point of order. if a gentleman has refused -- chariman nadler: the gentleman is not recognized. i'm very troubled that the white you from answering basic questions. >> i have a motion. finishwill wait until i this. >> point of order. point of order has got to be recognized. >> not in the middle of -- >> yes it does. >> i moved to adjourn. >> motion is to adjourn. -- point of parliamentary inquiry. if the republicans are successful, does that mean there will be no hearing and the american people will not hear from mr. lewandowski about his efforts to obstruct justice? >> that is exact we what it means. >> i ha

radcliffe votes yes. gates -- mr.. gates votes aye. mr. johnson of louisiana votes ay aye.cclintock votes dollar?n mr. klein votes aye. >> there are 12 ayes and 19 no's. >> i am troubled the white house counsel sitting behind you are preventing you from answering very basic west and that go to the heart of the president's conduct we are investigating. these questions are about the president's efforts to interfere with a criminal investigation and have nothing to do with official government business. this is clearly part of the president's efforts to cover up his actions. investigation.ng he will not succeed. we will not be deterred. i now recognize the gentleman from georgia for his questions. >> the past few minutes were avoidable and frustrating. possibly just a blatant running over of house rules. my concern is ethics violations. this has got to be run at different way. point, you have testify before congress multiple times the past couple years, correct? correct me if i'm wrong. you have testified twice before the house intel committee

t-shirt presented to the two of you i think i, i thought it was the red but somebody from women from radcliffe, one side said i'm sandra, not ruth . >> was the national association of women judges. they had a reception for the two of us and they gave her a t-shirt that said i'm sandra, not ruth. >> and if we can fast forward, i can tell you that doesn't happen anymore. now that we agree. [applause] e. >> what kind of a difference does it make? what kind of difference does it make to have three -mark. >> one is the public perception. we have a line, attend line often schoolchildren coming dr in and out of the courtrt. and if they see three women, because of my seniority isat next to the chief . justice soto mayor is on one side, justice kagan on the other so we're all over the bench. and as you will affirm, my sisters in law, i'm not shrinking violet. very given that these are and in an oral argument. so there is justice scalia with us, there was kind of a competition between justice soto mayor and justice scalia , which one could ask the most questions and oral arguments. >> you were the loan

>> we don't know if it's tied to this or not but there's no question that zblrchlts it was john radcliffhouse republican, respected in the house republican congress but did not have the credentials seen as the very partisan warrior. probably the most nonpartisan of all. it's just this constant struggle we're seeing escalate between all those factors right now. >> and the struggle we're not seeing is normally the house and senate are pushing back, saying we're supposed to do oversight with the president. democrat s aren't doing that. >> surprise. >> it's their job to know. that's the oversight. >> in the old days if there is such as thing as the old days, would you have no real blue water between the two parties but on intelligence interviews the republicans see everything as a deep state conspiracy and it's only a matter of time before the whistleblower is called a deep state agent trying to take out the president. we know trump likes to put everyone in as acting because then he can steam roll it. >> house and senate republicans are not going to be interested in investigating this and ho

to discuss that question, joining me is jay radcliffe.y are safer one would think but you've got to wonder if this could happen again. >> well, we're not going to have a repeat of 9/11. we have too many things in place prevent it. we are safer than we were before. before 9/11, we didn't screen any checked bags on any domestic flight. the perception, publicly, was that we did, but after the bombing of pan am 103 in december of '88, the decision was made we needed to do something to screen those bags and the decision by the. government at that time was to instead ask the h three questioe remember, did you pack your bag yourself, have they been in your possession the whole tile, feel-good security measures. they weren't doing anything. a terrorist isn't going to tell the truth when they check in at an airport. the fact we're screening checked bags as we started to do after the attacks of 9/11 has made it incredibly safer from the standpoint of flying. we're using full body imaging scaners, something that upgraded security measures as well. w

even was a t-shirt presented to the two of you at the time, i think by some group of women from radcliffe, and one side said i am sandra, not ruth? justice ginsburg: it was the national association of women judges. they had a reception for the two of us. and they gave her a t-shirt that said, "i am sandra, not ruth." and mine, "i am ruth, not sandra." [laughter] justice ginsburg: if we could fast-forward, i could tell you, that doesn't happen anymore now that we are three. [cheers and applause] ms. totenberg: what kind of a difference does it make to have three? justice ginsburg: one is the public perception. we have a 10-minute line, often schoolchildren coming in and out of the court, and if they see three women, because of my seniority, i sit next to the chief, justice sotomayor is on one side, justice kagan on the the other, we are one third of the court, we are all over the bench and as you will affirm, my sisters in law are not shrinking violets. [laughter] they are very active in the colloquy that goes on in the oral arguments. when justice scalia with this with us, there was kind

radcliffe? >> thank you, chair. you highlighted in your testimony the importance of dignity for women in prison. i agree with you. this certainly should not be a partisan issue. we should all be willing to address in the spirit of bipartisanship. i think we can, that indeed the women and girls in the criminal justice system. some of those issues were addressed in the first step act, which president trump signed into law late last year, but you also mentioned that there are still areas for more to be done at the federal level to provide dignity for women inmates, so can you elaborate on those additional areas for improvement? i am interested if you know any states that have taken action and those specific areas and i would like to get the perspective of this shank and your carmen -- experiences. >> the comments of ms. cynthia shank touches on one of those. the male prison guard area. it is reasonable for women to have some expectation of privacy, especially when they are changing, dressing and showering. you know tha

za kari william bennett—eko was pulled out of the river irwell in radcliffe, greater manchester, by firefighterser on wednesday. he was taken to hospital but died a short time later. zak eko is due to appear at manchester crown court. the guardian newspaper has been criticised for publishing an editorial in which david cameron was accused of only ever feeling "privileged pain". yesterday, extracts of mr cameron's autobiography were published in which he praised the care his disabled son, ivan, received in the nhs before his death in 2009, aged six. the leader column, which has now been changed, said that if mr cameron had been trying to get help for a dying parent, rather than a dying child, he might have understood some of the damage his policies had done. a former health minister is calling for universities to be given a legal duty to provide support to students with mental health problems. norman lamb says figures he collected from more than 100 universities suggest that demand for help has gone up, but that some institutions are not spending significantly more. only 26 universities could ans

radcliffe votes yes. >> as everyone voted that wishes to vote? mdm. clerk? the clerk will report. there are 13 aye's and a 19 at nose. >> mr. chairman. the gentleman is not recognized. the point of order is assisting. i'm very troubled that the white house counsel is preventing you from answering these basic questions . >> mr. chairman i have a motion. >> you will wait for your motion. than point of order. point of order has to be recognized . >> not in the middle . >> yes it does. if the chairman is not following house rules i motion to adjourn? >> point of order. if the republicans are successful the motion to adjourn means that there would be no hearing and the american people would not hear from mr. lewandowski about his efforts to obstruct justice. the motion is not debatable. >> i have a motion of parliamentary. >> mr. sizzling he gets recognized? in the opinion of the chair of the nose have a. roll call is requested. the clerk will call the role. i i i like i there are 12 aye and 19 us. the motion to adjourn is not adopted. and i will finish what i'm saying. and very troubl

was treated for meningitis and nkf are lightest and sepsis and was transferred from there tojohn radcliffebody and immune system to shut down. the stress for you and him. he missed his first birthday, as well. his first birthday was attached to machines. when you hear parents are against vaccinations, still. it has fallen again, figures showed today, which is worrying. what do you think? i think it is ridiculous people are not vaccinating. all i can say to parents who do not vaccinate is imagine if i had chosen not to vaccinate levi and that had happened, i would not to vaccinate levi and that had happened, iwould not not to vaccinate levi and that had happened, i would not have forgiven myself. i am lucky i did not make that decision. nothing i could have done would have prevented that but living with that afterwards would have been horrific, especially if it had been worse. i will read a statement from the department of health in a second. charlotte, good morning to you. within 48 hours of you getting certain symptoms, you we re you getting certain symptoms, you were in hospital. what ha

the boy was pulled from the river irwell in radcliffe shortly before half past four this afternoon. came to be in the water, but investigations are underway. two small boats thought to be carrying around 20 migrants have been picked up by coastguards today in the channel. it comes after 86 people were intercepted crossing the channel yesterday, believed to be the highest number in a single day. our correspondent colin campell has been following the story. rescued in rough seas, from sinking inflatable dinghies, the migrants wrapped in blankets were pulled to safety, ten miles off dover. they had attempted to cross the english channel in two small boats, starting the perilousjourney in the dark. this was a tragedy that was very narrowly avoided. they were in an unorthodox craft, a very small craft, they were taking on water, they were wet, they were cold, they were frightened, one of them was unconscious, there was a young child on board with his mother. in need of urgent medical attention, six were taken by the rnli to ramsgate harbour. lucky to be alive, it seems one of the migrant

the boy, thought to be almost a year old, was recovered from the water by firefighters in radcliffe. products. mps are recommending that a gaming feature known as loot boxes, where players pay cash for the chance of winning virtual goods should not be sold to children. the industry's uk trade body said it would review these recommendations with utmost seriousness. the authorjk rowling has donated £15 million to support research into neurological conditions at a centre named after her mother, who died from multiple sclerosis. the anne rowling regenerative neurology clinic at the university of edinburgh was established in 2010, and is named in memory of the author's mother, who died of with the condition at the age of a5. those are the main stories this morning. holly is here with the sport. good morning. the fifth and final ashes test, which is exciting but sadly for england, they can't win the ashes after they lost the fourth test last week and the urn goes back to australia, the first time it has gone from uk soil since 2001. not the best ashes series so far. the fifth and final ash

radcliffe. >> thank you, chairman. admiral, good to see you. you served in the navy 36 years, commanded seal team two -- >> correct. >> despite the fact that after that service you became acting dni 23 days after the trump zelensky call and 24 days after the whistle-blower made his or her complaint, you were subpoenaed before this committee after being publically accused of committing a crime, correct? >> yes, congressman. >> chairman schiff wrote a letter accusing you of being part of, quote, an unlawful cover up and the speaker of the house went on national tv and said not once but twice that you broke the law, you committed a crime. she said, the acting director of national intelligence blocked him, meaning the,cig from d disclosing the whistle-blower complaint, this is a violation of the law. you were publicly accused of committing a crime, also falsely accused of committing a crime as you have so accurately related, you were required to follow not just an opinion of what the law is but the opinion from the justice department, an 11-page op

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radcliffe was talking about and we were doing th context between this type of information in criminal cases and one of the things that was stated i think one of the fundamental differences that we have is eventually i gave it all as the defense is hurting in the criminal case i get to go to brady and carpenter and all of those things and that is what i think we miss sometimes and this and how we deal with it. the tracking of the actual versus the business record this is a perfect example oftr wheree get to that. but do you know how many have been used, how many criminal prosecutions have come out of these? >> how many cases have we used in the criminal case including title i and title iii when it was first adopted. i don't have an exact count how many but over the years for many different cases. >> how do you transition intelligence gathering, we talked about greedy and it's not the same but when you get into a criminal case, we always have the same and the back and forth about the carter page case it's how we hear about the hard cases. we don't hear about a lot of other things. i'm a