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states like north korea, iran, russia — america has led the charge in expelling more diplomats post—salisburyit's trying to create a peaceful accord with north korea, it's taking action against some of the activities of iran. this is immensely important — we enjoy the benefits of that security, and we shouldn't be taking it for granted. last month, mr speaker, we saw the trump administration threatening to veto a un resolution against the use of rape as a weapon of war, unless all references to the reproductive rights of women were removed. and even more disgracefully, we saw the un accept their demands. so can the minister of state explain why a president like that deserves the honour of a state visit? with the greatest respect to the honourable lady, who makes excellent contributions to debates in this house, i just wish that they got their priorities right. this is a party whose leader says that hamas and his brother are friends, and refuses to go to a state banquet with the president of the united states. the resolution she talked about actually passed — the united kingdom supported it. w

sucks —— suspect he was arrested later that afternoon was known to her and would be appearing at salisbury in cheshire overnight has been questioned about the abduction of 214 year old girls yesterday. this 34—year—old joseph mccann is also suspected of other attacks around the country including the rape of an 11—year—old boy and the abduction and rape of a 71—year—old woman in barry in greater manchester. this is the moment a national manhunt came to an end in rural cheshire. in the back of the car, joseph mccann, who'd been described by police as extremely dangerous. they had wanted to speak to him in connection with three rapes in london and hertfordshire. then, this afternoon, detectives confirmed they were also investigating him for a series of violent attacks yesterday in the north west of england. the attacks include three more rapes and a sexual assault. the victims are male and female and aged from 11 to 71. these were, they are a grotesque, an appalling series of offences. they are thankfully exceptionally rare, so tt‘s extremely important that he is in custody, and england is a

may also be included here as a potential donors or helpers in disregard for north korea and its salisbury is prepared to do that already for the $8000000.00 but south korea can send rice and their. humanitarian assistance directly across the border and china can do or likewise so i think it is showing or shafilea soon not include the. sanction in due in d.c. equation because political sanction india aereo through again humanitarian necessity mount to weapons. against the country to very very serious weapon ok to me to think you think that a sanctions a weapon izing the issue of food will come on to the geopolitics more just a moment but enforce a kind of i could bring you in from a store in the u.k. . they say the climate change is to blame for this lack of snow during the winter leaving crops exposed to freezing temperatures as well as prolonged dry spells due to rainfall that's less than than predictable and less predictable to what degree 1st will before going to a port is to what degree can north korea prepare for such events as this and deal with them without outside help. the north

the attack happened when the military was escorting a group of civilians from the village of near salisbury towards the world on saturday morning now the military has not issued a statement regarding this attack and this is not by the way the only attack in recent days a few days ago there were claims by islamic state in west africa problems that it had attacked military positions around give your area killing so many soldiers just days after they released a video which they claim to show the execution of soldiers fighting the insurgency in law nigeria recently both factions of both islamic state in west africa probably is not aligned to the islamic state of west africa province as well as the core. in other parts of borno state have launched attacks but the ice up targets mainly military targets in the region while both foreign fighters the other ones led by factional leader i will because shake out i've been raiding villages for food items and the rest they missed mostly target civilians and they also attacked military positions and now the nigerian military in collaboration with the mult

. >> salisbury university. >> the morgan state rsunivey. >> the ohio university. >> towson university unryersity of maand, college of art. >> prince george's county community college. >> i'm undecided develop two schools. >> reporter: undecided between two schools. you go ahead and celebrate right here. ry want to see you -- all right. live here on the campus -- [ cheers ] we're ready to begin rebuilding next year at this pool. back to you -- >> love the team spirit. >> yes. >> thanks. >> congrats to them. >>> 6:55. here are 4 things to know -- now it's up to america. onight the season 16 winner will be crowned on nbc's "the voice." the two-hour finale will include performance was taylor swift, sey, and brothers, h many more. the lineup begins at 9:00 p.m p.m.>>> today abortion rights state will turn out at houses in 50 states in response to theestrictive abortion bills being passed in several states. women from dozens of groups coming together athe supreme court this afternoon, as well. stay with news4 for updates. >>> today an unprecedented hearing for the man convicted on fuel d.c.

. >> salisbury universe. >> marco state university. >> moving down the line. >> howard university. >> coach,u thank yor everything. >> shout out to their catch. >> bowie state university. >>un bowie stateersity. >> university of maryland. >> prince george's county college. >> i'm undecided. >> but he has a choice. marcus, let's celebrate. >> come on, marcus. >> okay. that is going to do it for bowie high school. we're going to be back this year back to you.right? >> you can tell they're head over heels, can't you? >> and obviously they've got a lot to celebrate. that's great. all that talent staying close to home. love seeing that. >>> tomorrow molette is helping you gt ready for memorial day with the ultimate crab feast. >> what you need to know before you pick up that bushel tomorow news 4 today. >>> well, the last straw. a popularer groc store chain ditching some of its plastic and packaging. consumer reporter susan hogan has the scoopnext. >>> and the threat of tornadoes sti up today in parts of the south. we'll take you live to the bulls eye and the severe weather outbreak. >> fi

. >> salisbury. >> mar court. >> and moving down the line. >> howard university. >> tulson university coach, thank you for everybody. >> bowieve state uniity. >> university of maryland college park, prince george's community college. i'm undecided between two schools. >> let's celebrate. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: okay, that is going to do it for bowie high school. we'll be back next year rebuilding. back into you. >> nice job, guys. >>> take a look at this. chopper4 just captured this scene of the blueangels rehearsing. the navy pilots are preparing to perform as part of mmissioning nd k at the naval academy ce ause of today's prac flight, drivers in annapolisgh mit need to find alternate routes to the bridge over the seven liver, cosed to all traffic until 4:00 this afternoon. the blue angels will show offng flyi skills during free shows today and tomorrow at 00 p.m. >> that is just. crazy how they do that. >> that is awesome. and that is practice. and they are perfect. >> look at that. >>that is so cool. >> well i saw that happening when i was on weather and a little bi

may also be included here as a potential donors or helpers in disregard for north korea and its salisbury is prepared to do that already for the $8000000.00 but south korea can't send raisen their. humanitarian assistance directly across the border and china can do or likewise so i think it is showing or shafilea soon not include the. sanction in divin lucy equation because political sanction in dario through and then humanitarian necessity mount to weapons. against the country to very very serious weapon ok to me to think you think that a sanctions a weapon izing the issue of food will come into the geopolitics more just a moment but enforce a kind of i could bring you in from a store in the u.k. . they say the climate change is to blame for this lack of snow during the winter leaving crops exposed to freezing temperatures as well as prolonged dry spells due to rainfall that's less than than predictable and less predictable to what degree 1st will before going to a port is to what degree can north korea prepare for such events as this and deal with them without outside help. the north ko

this is after the salisbury attacks.d the government is looking at introducing an espionage bill. that is something we didn't know before. something thatis we didn't know before. something that is being planned at the moment. it still seems as though it is in its early stages and that will look at updating the laws around treason, the official secrets act and making ita the official secrets act and making it a requirement for foreign agents who are in the uk, to have to register so there will be a deterrent in place if it was suspected they were doing something that was against the laws of this country. they could face sanctions in the criminal courts. that is not something that happens at the moment, it is a measure that is adopted in the united states and australia. it is something the government is looking at bringing in here. a requirement for foreign agents, in other words, spies, to register. it seems counterintuitive, because the whole reason you're spying as you are doing something people don't know about. but th

frank in salisbury, north carolina. caller: i am here. host: go ahead with your comments.aller: i think they should come out with the full report. that, theey do democrats are still going to look for some kind of witchhunt to carry this on. democrats that the except -- and accept and quit which hunting for something else that is not going to hold light. that is my,. appreciate -- that is my comment. appreciate it. host: illinois, becky on the democrats line. caller: i disagree with that man totally. who i want to see testify is robert mueller. is not credible. i want to see the full robert mueller report given to congress to review. that is why it was done. we have waited two years to see the result. the judicial and executive branches- executive are obviously not going to look at it obviously -- obviously not going to look at honestly. that is what i want to see. i want to see them get the full report. host: next up, plattsburgh, new york. robert. caller: thank you for taking my call. should noty general have to go and testify. he already volunteered to testify. look at w

host: we will go to salisbury, north carolina.ewis, you are next with corey lewandowski, who is in new hampshire on this sunday. good morning. caller: good morning. good morning, c-span, and happy mother's day. book, i hear this guy talk out of the side of his neck, talking about the trump administration, how wonderful they are to go against the law. i really find vessel repulsing the we have -- i really find it we have ang that establishment saying obeyed the laws of the land. word of god says obey the law of the lanphier you cannot say trump is obeying the law of the land. they want to call it a witch hunt. i think the americans have a right to find out what is going on with him and that with putin. if congress asked to bring him in for an interview and he says no, and they give him a subpoena, will he show up? or will he break the law? host: lewis, we will get a response. thank you. guest: if the question is -- is the president going to go in testifying in front of congress, which i do not believe in the history of this republi

just last year, when the russian state used a chemical weapon in salisbury, america responded by expellingoday, secretary pompeo and i met faith leaders including the archbishop of canterbury, to discuss how we can better protect freedom of religion ina better protect freedom of religion in a world where people of all faith5, including 245 million christians, face persecution for practising their beliefs. thi5 christians, face persecution for practising their beliefs. this is an i55ue close to both our hearts. the recent atrocities in new zealand and sri lanka remind usjust why. i am thankful that today we have a glimmer of light with the news that asia bibi will be able to embark on a new chapter of her life. i welcome the government of pakistan's commitment to uphold the rule of law following the decision of its supreme court to confirm her acquittal. britain's primary concern has a ways been the safety of asia bibi and her family has a ways been the safety of asia bibi and herfamily and we have been in contact with our partners to help ensure 5he in contact with our partners to help ens