the sunday express claims thejustice system is playing russian roulette with people's lives by allowing terrorists back on the streets. the independent has an interview with former top prosecutor nazir afzal, who says he warned borisjohnson about releasing terrorists who had not been deradicalised. and the mail on sunday is alleging further impropriety from prince andrew in his role as a british trade envoy. buckingham palace has defended him saying he was representing british companies, not individuals. those are front pages. what's start off with our chat. you have finished introducing yourselves?” off with our chat. you have finished introducing yourselves? i was caught off guard by this... let's start with the front of the telegraph. kick us off. i want to pay should be to this young manjack merritt. this was a bridge builder, simple as that. he had an incredible education. he could have been and done anything but he chose to try and bring people together. and he chose to try to help people who couldn't help themselves. he was a great human being and we've lost a great human being a

the sunday express describes it as softjustice playing russian roulette with our lives.the two together, he is talking about tougher sentences and serving the full sentence but from what we have heard today, without the money in the funding, the rehabilitation, once you serve that sentence then what? it is not just about money? you need experts. this is not something you improvise. you need a proper programme, a consistent programme that is proven. holland, france, britain, find something that works, put consistent money into it. it will not be done overnight. people live in a fairytale in the sense that in this country the only remedy is rehabilitation. there is no other one. how do you rehabilitate and ideologists? that is what the system should be investing in. we don't know but there are people who do know and if the system was serious, andi know and if the system was serious, and i am talking about the governing party, if they were serious they would have invested in people to get this organised because people stay in jail this organised because people stay injailfo

meanwhile, the front page of the sunday express features a story about pensions, saying that labour plans utilities could risk private pensions. and the telegraph says that every conservative parliamentary candidate has pledged to vote for borisjohnson‘s brexit deal if he gets a majority of seats in the upcoming election. let‘s start off with the observer this evening, the duke of york claimed he was, ok, first off, before we look at details like that. what was your initial reaction?” was appalled. just watching it, i can‘t understand who would suggest he would actually go and do an interview like that, and had he chosen to do the interview, then he certainly wasn‘t prepared for it. it felt like he had come to clear the airand felt like he had come to clear the air and adjust muddied waters all the way through. i think nearly all the way through. i think nearly all the papers are unanimous in condemning it, for complete lack of empathy and this sense of disconnection. it was bizarre, rambling, contradictory, but it was all about him. and there isjust no recognition of the fact that jeffre

the sunday express has an interview with the prime minister on its front page. nson says that voters should back him in order to get brexit done. the sunday times says borisjohnson is facing a corbyn bounce, whilst also featuring a photo of a dejected looking billy vunipola after england lost to south africa. the sunday mirror reveals that photos of the body of amelia bambridge who died whilst backpacking can be found online. the mail on sunday reveals that prince charles is at the centre of an art scandal after it was claimed a painting was a forgery, and not a £50 million monet. those and not a £50 million monet. are the front pages. start those are the front pages. let's start off with a chat, bonnie and martin. the observer, springboks victories, we have to start off on a high. i'm not sure if there is a high. i'm not sure if there is a high because england lost! yes, england lost and but you can't have imagined this a quarter of a century ago. this team, the springboks, is not only a rugby team, it represented white supremacy, it was white supremacy, it was

no sweat i was at pizza express in the sun. in the sunday times did something quite interestingly.he interview, and that‘s something different from all the other papers, and it does sort of, you know, here he is looking troubled and then in other one is quite jolly. but it‘s... troubled and then in other one is quitejolly. but it‘s... dreadful, really, for the royal family quitejolly. but it‘s... dreadful, really, for the royalfamily at quitejolly. but it‘s... dreadful, really, for the royal family at this point in time. i think this montage suitis point in time. i think this montage sums up perfectly the sort of disjointed narrative, the confusion, the defensiveness, the overly defensiveness that he demonstrated, and then this one in the middle, i don't know if you can see that. this almost smile, and i think there were times during the interview which i thought were some of the most uncomfortable, where emily was asking a question, and the impression i got was that he was trying to disarm her by almost implying that the interview, that the question was ridiculous. and at that poi

the sunday express carries an interview with borisjohnson on its front page. der to get brexit done. the sunday mirror condemns photos of the body of amelia baingbridge who died whilst backpacking can be found online. and the mail on sunday reveals that prince charles is at the centre of an art scandal after it was claimed a painting was a forgery, and not a £50 million monet. let's kick off with the observer. they say that tories act to prevent an nhs crisis. this is partly because we have this unusual december election, the first for almost a century and traditionally the nhs has real trouble in the middle of winterfull the nhs has real trouble in the middle of winter full stop absolutely, in this story, leaders of the british medical association are saying that the nhs is hurtling towards a crisis this winter and the story is about the fact that the conservatives have been holding meetings because there has been lengthening delays because of shortages of doctors and nurses. they have also done some polling and they found that more voters were concerned with

meanwhile, the front page of the sunday express features a story about pensions, saying that labour plansme utilities could risk private pensions. and the telegraph says that every conservative parliamentary candidate has pledged to vote for borisjohnson‘s brexit deal if he gets a majority of seats in the upcoming election. that's just a flavour there of the front pages. let's start off with oui’ front pages. let's start off with our chat. really, many of the papers featuring in one way or another the interview that has just been added with princess —— prince andrew. that style with the observer. it is bizarre saturday night viewing but it seems to have gripped the nation. and as you just said, the observer says, i didn't have sex with teen, i was at home after a peter party. it was at home after a peter party. it was at home after a peter party. it was a pretty excruciating interview. he looked uncomfortable. one wonders what on earth possessed him to do it. it's an extraordinary thing to be on tv at all. i think the extraordinary thing is the complete lack of empathy and the fact that h

many people buy papers and people can see at a glance where you're coming from and where the sunday express from is selling new that to me could become yet another of the lies we are talking about in this particular election at the moment. my big christmas gift to britain, i don't think this is a big christmas gift andi think this is a big christmas gift and i think that it's a shame of the headline. well, i'm not sure it is a shame of a headline, it is part of it, no party is going into an election happily did december and whichever party, each party will claim they are offering a christmas gift, the lib dems would say they are offering a christmas gift of ending brexit if they wind the election. i don't think it is surprising and i think as you say, you have to look at it sceptically and wonder of the things can be delivered and from a conservative propaganda point of view, they will be pleased to see a headline of that sort there. it is up to readers to decide whether they accept it or not. the same could be said of the labour manifesto. the figures that we re labour manifesto. the figur

i do believe the elephant smiled i see it's a nice little ones the home sunday express and changes. the . politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president and should. somehow want to. have to try to be cross with the likes of the 43 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my colleagues. first signal. time after time as you were going on the road on leave of the deadline for british subjects to register to vote the head of a general election of 15 days time 22 of the us presidential rally in florida by donald trump coming up on the show after a 2nd. in the week of arguably futile impeachment hearings in the us comes to an end we asked law professor and democrat turned independent timken over if the democrats should look to their own body when it comes to attacks on democracy talks collapse in the world's youngest nation oil rich south sudan we ask the un with a britain bears a share of the blame in the country born of not being from london and hollywood's george clooney all the people c

the sunday express has an interview with the prime minister on its front page. risjohnson says that voters should back him in order to get brexit done. the sunday times says borisjohnson is facing a corbyn bounce, whilst also featuring a photo of a dejected looking billy vunipola after england lost to south africa. the sunday mirror reveals that photos of the body amelia bambridge, who died whilst backpacking, can be found online. the mail on sunday reveals that prince charles is at the centre of an art scandal after it was claimed a painting was a forgery, and not a £50 million monet. those are the front pages. let's have a chat, starting with the fantastic news in the sporting world. not if you are english! for south africa. the significance of this goes beyond sport. bonnie, do you want to kick this off? well, i mean, i you want to kick this off? well, i mean, lam you want to kick this off? well, i mean, i am in a you want to kick this off? well, i mean, lam in a rugby you want to kick this off? well, i mean, i am in a rugby household and of course, england lo

the sunday express says brexit party leader nigel farage will give borisjohnson a final chance to formpact that he claims could finish labour for a generation. the independent has an interview with the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell who says their manifesto will be the most radical, with promises of a universal basic income and climate pledges at the heart of it. so let's begin with the costings that the conservatives have done of labour‘s pledges. and this is the sunday times version. £1 trillion. a splurge to bankrupt the uk. one slight problem...? splurge to bankrupt the uk. one slight problem. . . ? the splurge to bankrupt the uk. one slight problem...? the problem is 110—0118 slight problem...? the problem is no—one knows how much that is because it is just a very large number. there is a little box on the front page to show how much 1 trillion is and it is indeed the number one followed by 12 zeros. the mail on sunday says one point two. it isa mail on sunday says one point two. it is a huge amount and that makes a huge difference. it is not 20p it is far more than that. this is

the sunday express says brexit party leader nigel farage will give borisjohnson a final chance to formr a generation. the independent has an interview the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell who says their manifesto will be the most radical, with promises of a universal basic income and climate pledges at the heart of it. that is the front pages. let's start off with that £i.2 trillion claim that the tories are saying that labour would cost over a five year period. actually, labour haven't published their manifesto yet. the tories have taken all of the promises or ideas that labour have put forward, add them together and that comes to 1.2 trillion, which i think is 12 zeros. i am sure the political editor of the sun on sunday will be able to explain to me this £43,000 per household, presuming the action everything and it comes to £43,000 per household. we are going to say that sounds terrible. 0ver how many years? over five years. that means my households will have to find more than we earn in tax to... do you see what i am saying? it does not actually casting. the way it is written is say

the sunday express says brexit party leader nigel farage will give boris a final chance to form a brexit with the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell who says their manifesto will be the most radical, with promises of a universal basic income and climate pledges at the heart of it. we will begin with the election. the mail on sunday... 1.2 trillion in red letters, it will cost every uk household £43,000, this is the conservatives' calculator, they have worked out what it would costjeremy corbyn over a term in office to deliver his promises?fi corbyn over a term in office to deliver his promises? 1 trillion is a round number, 1.2 trillion. a lot of zeros! nobody knows! s is a 12 zeros ? of zeros! nobody knows! s is a 12 zeros? 12, yes. 1000 billion, a lot of money, the point is this is the conservatives trying to fight the last election because one of the things that happened in the last election was a conservatives did not attack the labour spending plans at all, the labour party said this is oui’ all, the labour party said this is our manifesto, fully costed, and there is not, and that was s

a quick dash to the sunday express.isle. that would be great. that would really get it in. people kinda forget that sheffield fc was the first ever football team. but then i think they are the first ever football tea m think they are the first ever football team who did they play? bags of sand, rabbatts? it says that because they were the first one the married man of the city would play against the single men. married versus single. that makes sense. all married men at this moment are on their way to a diy store. you are backin their way to a diy store. you are back in one hour with more stories. thank you. i'm glad you got your book by despite the weather. the naked porkpie —— porkpie. here's ben rich with a look at this morning's weather. thank you. good morning to you. we have had a lot going on with the weather. the flooding was mentioned in the paper review. a significant story across parts of the uk. there are some flood warnings in force. things are looking much quieter. a sample of the weather what your pictures

the prime minister has told the sunday express that an election victory for the tories could lead to says borisjohnson faces a "double threat", after a new poll suggests labour has enjoyed a bounce in support and remain parties have finalised an electoral pact to thwart him. it also joins several papers in marking england‘s defeat in the rugby world cup final. a painting at one of prince charles‘s favourite stately homes is allegedly a fake and not the £50 million monet it was claimed to be, reports the mail on sunday. an american forger says he, and not the 19th century french impressionist, painted the image hung at dumfries house. what a shock revelation if true? and the metro online looks at the washout weekend after rain and winds of up to 80 miles per hour hit the uk. a former royal marine, who suffered with post traumatic stress disorder after fighting in afghanistan, has been helping others in a similar position by running outdoor courses in the woods. nick goldsmith bought woodland near his home as a place to escape to between his deployments. his retreat has now received th

on sunday, an international panel of experts expressed support for an independent inquiry into the behaviourcity's police force. we will bring you more on that story as we get it. in australia, a state of emergency has been declared in new south wales and now also queensland. dozens of bushfires continue to burn in the region. earlier, authorities issued the highest level of warning in some areas — known as catastrophic — for the first time since new fire warnings were introduced a decade ago. for more here's the bbc‘s phil mercer in sydney. well, we have heard that 850,000 hectares of bushland has been burnt in new south wales since the start of this year's fire season. so that is a huge area of land. today we have heard that both new south wales and queensland have declared a state of emergency. what that does, it gives the fire authorities greater powers to protect life and property. so that just gives you an indication as to how serious this is. dozens of fires are burning in both eastern states and the forecast for tomorrow here in new south wales is pretty bad. the authorities in sydne

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and notjust the violence, but we also have the massive political expression represented by the results of last sunday'sncil elections. the people of hong kong have squarely and by an overwhelming majority expressed their grave dissatisfaction with the hong kong and beijing authorities. first things first. i think you have to separate the peaceful demonstrators from the violent rioters. you mentioned about the latest council election. that exactly shows that president xi's message, loud and clear, has been well received. now, you can only exercise the right for democracy in a peaceful environment. and secondly... well, if i mayjust continue with this thought about what the council elections tell us, they had a choice. they had a lot of pro—beijing candidates and they had a lot of candidates expressing the views of the opposition, and the protesters, the pro—democracy protesters, on the streets. and an overwhelming majority, almost 400 out of the 452 seats, went to those opposition figures. the figures are actually extraordinary. 70% turnout, which is unprecedented. 17 of the 18 councils now controlled b

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this decision but once we heard from the supreme leader on that following sunday we knew that this decision was final he expressed his support for the government's decision and he said that anybody who protests and just tries to destroy government buildings he described these people as thugs and hoodlums and then we heard within a few hours from the intelligence ministry who said that the words of the supreme leader are final and that they will do everything they can to bring security and stability back to their country and then the monday of that week we heard from the revolutionary guards they also issued a similar statement saying that they are now going to go out in full force and restore order in the country i think it's worth noting also that. this protest actually didn't start in the capital it started in it which is one of the largest cities in the country and that was the starting point and then it spread to other cities in the country but we never really saw that kind of mobilization of that kind of violence at all in the capital during the entire time and i would say within the 1st $3.00 to $4.00 days

likely to join these protests were just scattered across saturday and sunday now the government has issued a statement it said it's expressing deep sorrow and regret towards this event this the death of the students at the hong kong this university has also issued a statement stating that they want these students not to embark on conflict to exercise restraint and show peace now certainly earlier these protesters where all these students were showing a peaceful moral but no doubt this particular event the student death which is the 1st death of someone being involved in these rallies over the 5 months this is the 1st one if you don't include the number of suicides so no doubt we do expect this potentially to escalate the protest movement over coming days thank you very much for that sara clock reporting there live from hong kong meanwhile 2 pro-democracy activists are in court in hong kong joshua wang and agnes chara charged over an unauthorized protests outside the police headquarters in june 1 has called for everyone in the city to wear black t. shirts to show their solidarity with the pro-democracy movement. but with the

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express. it will be widespread with rain and wind coming our way sunday through monday.ng a look with the plume of moisture all the way back. there is hawaii right there. in the low pressure system like it's that, shape will be more defined as we head toward the weekend. that is going to drag all of this moisture in. let's time it out and show it for you at 11 am tomorrow morning. here comes the rain, gets very heavy throughout the afternoon and evening. now we are at 11 pm and that is just down for and also a lot of serous notes starting to pile up. this is a sunday and the rain just kind of continues. it looks like it will be trending in a little further to the south bay. we are looking at our urban areas, over two inches of rain. we could see more of that in our hills and mountains, but that's a lot of rain to come down pretty quickly. we do have a high wind warning. i was expecting a lot of winds along the coast and in that area we could see gusts up to 60 miles per hour. the entire bay area under a wind advisory from saturday at 10 am till 3 am monday. also the nort

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sunday morning. >> reporter: good morning. pro-democracy activists have expressedng kong government intends to deploy riot police asked or near many polling stations today. they will be further concerned at the emergence of new video that appears to show chinese troops right here in hong kong involved in riot control drills. the video was obtained by reuters and showed the barracks in full riot gear. campaigning continued through saturday with pro-democracy activists hoping for high turnout. >> we have a better turnout than four years ago with solidarity and unity. >> reporter: pro beijing lawmakers say the only way to restore order is for the voters to back establishment candidates. >> my message is say no to violence and vote for order. that is my message to the party. >> reporter: there remains confusion throughout hong kong after what donald trump is doing, he is prevaricating over whether he will sign the human rights and democracy act. leland: that has to do with the trade talks are going on. thank you. kristen: a week after the deadly shooting in california,

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last 24 hours have expressed a real fear that police could move and they say it's very uncertain what would happen if that occurred particularly given this warning from police on sunday night that they would be prepared to use live ammunition of protesters didn't drop their weapons one father told us that he just wanted his son to emerge safely. in hong kong thank you very much. in a major policy reversal the u.s. has said 8. settlements in the occupied west bank is violating international law the settlements have long been a major obstacle in peace negotiations the u.s. decision refers to israeli communities established on the occupied land in the west bank and east jerusalem more than 600000 israeli settlers live in the area which along with the gaza strip and the golan heights makes up the palestinian territory palestinians have condemned the u.s. policy change saying the country is choosing the law of the jungle over international law. the u.s. gives up a decades long position on israeli settlements. establishment of israeli civilian settlements in the west bank is not per se inconsistent with international law israeli settlements are considered illegal under int

24 hours have expressed a real fear that police could move then and they say it's very uncertain what would happen if that does occur particularly given this warning from police on sunday night that they would be prepared to use live ammunition at protesters didn't drop their weapons one father told us that he just wanted his son to emerge safely. in hong kong thank you very much. now to a major reversal in 40 years of america's middle east policy the trumpet ministrations says it no longer considers israeli settlements in the occupied west bank a violation of international law for decades israel's settlements there have been a major obstacle in peace negotiations by listing the ends of condemned the move and called it choosing the law of the jungle over international law the us gives up a decades long position on israeli settlements. establishment of israeli civilian settlements in the west bank is not per se inconsistent with international law israeli settlements are considered illegal under international law because they are built on land occupied by israel during the 1967 middle east war the settlements are one of the main impediments to peace with the palestinians

sunday 10:00 eastern.6:00 p.m. we are joined by mike johnson louisiana. he expressedoncern about what americans may think about the impeachment vote. here is some of sunday's program. [video clip] >> one of the greatest concerns, deepest concerns we have about this sham -- we keep using that americans that the people back home are losing faith in the constitution -- of the congress itself. if they don't have trust the impeachment process has been done right, they start to throw their hands up and give up on the congress itself and ultimately, on the republic. we are still an experiment. we are only 243 years into this. one thing that is presupposed is you will have fairness in the system. justice will be blind and you have the rule of law that applies to everyone. we have not had this week and the last few weeks and that is a concern. host: newsmakers is every sunday 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. paul king covers capitol hill for the washington post, his column with the headline the historical perspective, pardons and lines have hardened in 20 years sinc

sunday again rebuffed xerox attempts to acquire the company for $33000000000.00 and refused to open their books to the copy machine giant h.p. contends the offer significantly undervalued their company and expressed uncertainty as to whether xerox could raise the money for the purchase last week xerox said that if h.p. was unwilling to hold talks they would look at the possibility of a hostile takeover. acquire.

express our anger to the crackdown. >> all 31000 members of hong kong ryan police force will be on duty on sunday.tense election day. liz: thank you so much. chinese president jean jumping says he does want to work out an additional trade deal with the u.s., he met with the former secretary of state henry kinzinger in beijing. we have the hong kong human rights bill headed to the president in this the second bill would ban the export of teargas, pepper spray, rubber bullets and stun guns to the hong kong police. let's bring in the next expert in geopolitics. he has heritage foundation and foreign-policy expert lieutenant colonel, thank you so much for joining us, your assessment on all of this customer. >> number one, the bill is vetoproof, this will happen, the u.s. really cannot practice linkage. if you give him this will give on that. we have too many areas were competing with the chinese and if we try to link them together, the chinese will -- the chinese will have to live with this, it is something in their own making. the chinese government needs to reaffirm one country into systems, if they

sunday again rebuffed xerox attempts to acquire the company for $33000000000.00 and refused to open their books to the copy machine giant h.p. contends the offer significantly undervalued their company and expressed uncertainty as to whether xerox could raise the money for the purchase last week xerox said that if h.p. was unwilling to hold talks they would look at the possibility of a hostile takeover. according to guidelines issued by the government china fed it will raise penalties on intellectual property that this is an attempt to address a major sticking point in the ongoing us china trade war and world fact that largest economy is also looking to lower the threshold for criminal punishments for those who steal i p. the u.s. wants china to crack down on ip theft and to stop forcing american companies to hand over their commercial secrets as a condition of doing business there the 2 countries are working toward a phase one trade deal they're very close to signing that agreement the global times also treated china in the u.s. are close to that it's one trade deal and china remains committed to continuing talks for a phase 2 or even a phase 3 deal with the us earlier today when asked about tha

sunday monday looks nice too but by next tuesday. there's a slight chance of showers seen all right. thank you mark coming up major traffic relief coming for some south bay commuters. >>when several express lanes will be open and ready for use plus more on day 2 of the public hearings in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. what the nation learned in the testimony today from marie yovanovich and some students at a bay area university, not too happy about conservative speaker and cultures planned visit. the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to mateo, my favorite chair. grace, you get the beach house... just don't leave the lights on, okay? to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>conservative political pundit ann coulter is planned visit to u c berkeley next week is drawing backlash from some on campus. video has surfaced of students tearing down flyers prom