thousands have protested against teresa mayes government this month alone is his story numbers of people here today it's really quite unprecedented and you know i think i just show use the level is just such people have to discover what. the quality i mean it's just not. it just have to be that way should i say oh yeah protests against the slow start to the conservative government has imposed on these nations it appears it's not just the public that's been left unimpressed with may's performance within her own conservative party a recent survey put her as the second most unpopular politician not an ideal position as the prime minister leads the u.k. into bracks of talks as she fights against the threat to her old position and especially if you're going to party london we also are spoke with a political analyst not in things austerity policies and over confidence of let the prime minister to where she is now. plus you will see a lot of trouble coming to reason is why i think you're really really important issues in parts of the general election than any tolerates and this is an issue you

no to teresa mayes governments there are unhappy for so many reasons we've been talking to a bunch of people here to take expressing their discontent with the snap election that was carried out by theresa may with the handling of practicing with the coalition with the d u p with a grandchild tower disaster this is what people have been saying she was. happy swiping between so many so many people did not see the quality and it's just not. it just have to be that way down here tonight well as a purchase it good for the soul stirrers to the conservative government has imposed on me so my main concern so education. at the pump with the universe is on the line you go we don't go to the free intimacy of produce going on inside on a street and. presents no more money for to go not someone who come out with thousands of pounds of debt but we're here to support remove it shrivel because it's becoming increasingly more vicious to be biopsied to be in this new species all right now we're in parliament square right in front of the house of commons and we just cause downing street where thousands

survivors of the grim fell tower inferno have until this friday to submit their statements to teresa mayes appoint a judge on the tragedy that is arguably underscore the barriers of inequality right across the u.k. and because of barriers in the gaza strip trumps wall across mexico are arguably examined in award winning author lucy hughes helots new book peculiar ground the moon as a biographer of cleopatra and fascist precursor doesn't say oh it's her first novel loosely welcome to going underground so it's a question about any historical novel arguably so what what is alternatively novel about the return of a nobleman after exile in english revolution what's a relevant to today well. the novel is set in one place but over a long period of time three centuries and the two things that link the disparate parts of the of the story are two walls and one is the wall around a great estate with a great house at its center in rural england and another is the ballin room and the house around which the wall is being built belongs to an artist pratt who has been in exile almost all his life since he

arguably good news as these sites are responsible for manufacturing nuclear warheads including teresa mayes two hundred five billion pound renewal of tried it but at least we don't have for dancing with stars contestant and now united states for energy rick perry in charge of arnica are also because he was recently tricked by russian pranksters into thinking that he was talking to ukrainian prime minister about fuel made from pigment you'll now over to see to produce a peach bennett to go through some of the week's counterpunches in social media be . a backyard brawl was predator at large pool joseph watson come straight out the gate swinging for the state mandated b.b.c. attempting to debug the idea of a racially diverse roman britain the conspiracy theories took a jab at the you tube video tweeting a screenshots and stating who cares about historical accuracy but wait what's this flying into the argument with a flurry of facts is this story. on with a killer combo the contender posted evidence of north africans the descendants of modern day iraqis and syrians who lived in but sanya even p

s largest venture we debate gay rights in russia and the dangers of teresa mayes deal with the deal. and histories of may threatens deportation after twelve months the samu have survived the grim felt our inferno in london we hear a soundtrack to new liberal austerity and as parliament sat on the anniversary of a labor government creating british universal health care we can. raise them a appears to need cough medicine at u.k. prime minister's questions all the civil war coming up at today's going underground but first casting a shadow over today's g. twenty summit has been missile testing from north korea prompting donald trump's irascible un ambassador nikki haley to somehow threaten china and russia vote with the international community to strengthen sanctions on north korea and if you choose not to we will go our own path own path international community all arguably tired code words that have been used for decades by successive u.s. officials even the amazon dot com washington post is educating its readers online as to why north koreans displays the usa let alone the u.k. the un

we debate gay rights in russia and the dangers of teresa mayes deal with the d u p. m a threatens deportation after twelve months of survived the grim felt our inferno in london we hear a soundtrack. on the anniversary of a labor government creating british universal health care so we can. raise them. a appears to need cough medicine at u.k. prime minister's questions all the civil war going up days going underground but first casting a shadow over today's g. twenty summit has been missile testing from north korea prompting donald trump's irascible un ambassador nikki haley to somehow threaten china and russia vote with the international community to strengthen sanctions on north korea and if you choose not to.

voice their anger with the current government in central london just yesterday protesters demanded teresa mayes resignation holding placards reading tories out and not one day more on saturday's walk for around three kilometers among the focus of complaints were austerity and privatisation along with demands for the better education housing and living standards and here on r.t. we spoke to some of the activists. his story numbers of people here today it's really quite unprecedented and you know i think i just show use the level is just such people have to discover these been a very long standing growing resentment especially i think you know the young the millennium every generation now where people are realising it. shifted his belief unless they get out and do something about it he says they really haven't much oversea certainly did say you believe that coalition partners come on some issues but in parliament so i think the the idea of this is to bring us all together but also use it to unite around simplicity measures so we can push for an argument with potentially we could see the governmen

following teresa mayes snap election that didn't really go in her favor i have to say this is probably the biggest protest of steve in london recently it's literally thousands of people talking the streets of central london it's a huge march towards parliament. where from the b.b.c. headquarters where we were only air right now the march a slightly stopped like it's i don't know if you can see it from which the street is cox by the sea of people who have come out here today to speak out against me some a government saying they don't want it anymore we talked to some people earlier let's take was. the gap is widening between so many so many people this might be the quality and it's just not. it just have to be that way down here tonight well as a protest against the soul stirrers to the conservative government has imposed on me so my main concern so education. become with the universe is on the label we wouldn't go between a man he introduced means down a street and the president signed off on the first go not so many come out with thousands of pounds of that support being the word stru

were in central london where thousands of people have come out onto the streets to protest teresa mayes government now this is not the first protests taking place in london in recent weeks but it's certainly the biggest lead not seen recently thousands of people filling the streets marching from b.b.c. headquarters to the words parliament where they're all here they say because they want the jury house those are issues that people are really disappointed with from the staring measures to the handling of threats which are the coalition with the t.v. . to grunfeld our tragedy really the list is long and people want to be so made to go this is why the gap is widening between so many so many people the quality and it's just not fair and just have to be that way on here tonight well as a protest because this will stir to the conservative government has imposed on this nation find signs of education. at the pump with the universe is on the label we will go between a man c o two am in sunday school and the president signed off on food first got in on time and come out with thousands of pounds

voice their anger with the current government in central london just yesterday protesters demanded teresa mayes resignation holding pockets reading tories out and not one day more demonstrators walked for around three kilometers among the focus of complaints will austerity and privatisation along with demands for better education housing and living standards we spoke to some of the activists. his story numbers of people here today is really quite unprecedented and you know i think i just show use the level is just such people have to discover these been a very long standing growing resentment especially i think you know the young the millennium every generation our people are there realising the future if it is bleak unless they get out and do something about it this is if they really have. image overseas certainly did say you pay that coalition come on some issues but in parliament so i think the the idea of this is the bridges all together but also to unite around some policy measures so we can push for an argument where the french today we could see the government now i think myself in a ver

singing from the same hymn sheet we quiz multi-millionaire investment manager gina miller who took teresa mayes government to court about leaving the largest trade in the world to britain this is union on this program called on tourism is a fender agency boss to resign after the british government wins the right to bat and strike action by workers who believe it is only a matter of time before someone is killed plus. a little gentleman for stratford upon avon is just sticky. and he must stop. shakespeare's county deserves better if they all be hanged that's where and arguable shakespearean at the last p. and q. for u.k. politicians go on holiday all the same or coming up in today's going underground but first maybe british m.p.'s now in their summer holidays will be going to the movies as part of their vacation because whether it be on ukraine syria or afghanistan or iraq or venezuela they overwhelmingly appear to support interests promulgated by hollywood most glaringly there was obviously this feature length documentary that was no doubt watched by mainstream media journalists than the tories

s largest event we debate gay rights in russia and the dangers of teresa mayes deal with the deal you please and this raises may threatens deportation after twelve months move survived the grim felt our inferno in london we hear a soundtrack to new liberal austerity and as parliament sat on the anniversary of a labor government creating british universal health care we can. resume appears to need cough medicine educate by ministers questions all the civil war coming up at today's going underground but first casting a shadow over today's g. twenty summit has been missile testing from north korea. irascible un ambassador nikki haley to somehow threaten china and russia vote with the international community to strengthen sanctions on north korea and if you choose not to we will go our own path own path international community all arguably tired code words that have been used for decades by successive u.s. officials even the amazon dot com washington post is educating its readers online as to why north koreans displays the usa let alone the u.k. the united states dropped six hundred thirt

would have said can you not see that ironically we're hearing from teresa mayes secretary of state ministers. real talk of social justice i think we are hearing talk of social justice from all parties and i don't think social justice is the be all of one party of it is not own social justice is not the championship of one party or another and actually i have to say that i find it very difficult that the two main parties we have in the u.k. and now embroiled in internal politics rather than politics of our country and social justice because if you really want to talk about social justice in the u.k. while spec's it is being executed what is happening to our country everything that is we should be doing the m.p.'s should be talking about education our housing crisis. social justice from the point of view of rises in domestic violence in the fact that the n.h.s. is on the it's knees all of that is being put aside because it is occupying one hundred percent of their time now that is a real travesty of social justice judy miller thank you. after the break as the chief inspector of prison slams th

one hundred twenty days off leaving the how did halls of westminster and the knowledge you be teresa mayes manifesto promises. so in the spirit escaping the desktop of foreign shores here are the diplomatic do's and don'ts of travel to some of this year's most controversial destinations stop one and all tours the creator of the european union headquarters of nato military alliance brussels where based on the case head rep for breakfast it's david davis you probably spend more than an hour run the go sheet and table if you're looking for a bargain down the market and a quick way to travel advice or is remember to pack your notes especially there might be a language barrier or a couple of trade barriers oh and don't get caught out like prime minister netanyahu forgot to turn off his might when criticizing the one stop suit the revolutionary cityscape of paris where the newly elected much wrong and big on general dva have clashed in a public gridlock over stairs he calls the france's nato affiliated army a seasoned traveler himself the now former head of the e.u. second largest own forces too