that it is inclined to accept the request let's get the views now of security analyst and former u.k. army officer charles bridge to a piece a joins us. what do you make then of this latest development that south korea might have those limitations lifted on the missiles that can develop. i think what we're seeing is more and more probably both sides reaching further into the bucket to try and find negotiating tools that they can reach that i haven't already deployed for example in sanctions in terms of increasing military exercises for example in the u.s. and south korea's case and now also saying that south korea would like to have more powerful weapons at its disposal but these are unlikely to make much difference on the ground but of course they ratchet up the tension some would argue but others say the negotiating position to show that. south korea and the united states isn't just going to stand idly by and that's the message they want to send along with of course these enhanced sanctions there's also of course some talk amongst the in the south and even amongst. us politicians and mil

and we can discuss this further now with chris hunter he's a former u.k. army intelligence officer and he's with us this afternoon good eat good afternoon chris good afternoon good news this main suspect has been arrested but do you think it was a surprise he wasn't challenge before this attack given that it appears he was lying in wait for a few hours before he hit the target i'm surprised actually yes obviously trying to find a terrorist in a place like france or indeed anywhere in europe at the moments i've heard the united states like trying to find a needle in a haystack full of needles it is difficult to find them but there are certain basic day one week one procedures that security forces should implements and protective security such as looking out for hostile reconnaissance people actually the record of these sites such as security force bases and military bases you know they should be looking for patterns they should be looking out for people who are carrying out recognise and indeed waiting there you know to carry out attacks so it is a little bit su

has indicated that it is likely to accept that request we discussed the security analyst former u.k. army officer charles ship. some talk. amongst. us politicians and military. should be encouraged even not let. us know some talk about that the past few days and the. ratchet up tensions. but of course can come as a deterrent. against both assuming of course that the north to use its weapons and of course assuming that that's weapons would be the south rather than targets for a failed i will. i'm certainly not put a halt to the. missile and nuclear weapons program at least not for the forseeable future. the special. investigation into alleged russian meddling in the us elections robert mueller is reportedly considering appointing a grand jury for the case the media have been focusing their attention in particular on the meeting that involved. natalia. we all know her name tell us and tell us so it's. a vessel needs. to tell you a vest on its. head. and. turns out it was nothing but we spoke exclusively to give us and it's. what she feels about the possibility of a grand jury being involved

indicated that it's likely to accept that request we discuss this with security analyst and former u.k. army officer charles. some talk amongst the in the south in amongst. us politicians are the military that south korea should be encouraged to let alone allow to actually develop its own nuclear arsenal some talk about that in the last few days and again and of course that again would no doubt ratchet up tension increase instability but of course can count as a as a deterrent or possibly kind of attack against the north assuming of course that the north with every intention to use its weapons and of course assumes that the target of those weapons would be south rather than perhaps targets further afield they will lash out. and will. not put a halt to the. missile and nuclear weapons program at least not for the forseeable . has been sprayed outside twit his offices in the german city of hamburg but it's not the work of far right vandals in fact it is part of a ton. of offensive posts and the company's reluctance to tackle it the artist behind. using a real tweet. to can. make its point clea

with us now is former u.k. army intelligence officer chris chris welcome to the circumstances of what happened buckingham palace were pretty apparent very early on it took eighteen hours before counter-terror police were involved in this what needs to be established before it's considered to be a potential act of terrorism. well i think first and foremost you know in any city around the world there's always a significant amount of nice crime in this particular circumstance as you just said from the reports there was a car it drove the wrong way around to roundabouts which is what additionally alerted police to something suspicious it appears two stops short of the police van that looked like it was going to ram and then the police got out of the van to go and investigate at that point they saw the individual struggling who had what's been reported as a full foot salt or potentially large machete he was restrained thankfully at least that way they were able to investigate of course because there are significant numbe

that it's likely to accept that request we discussed the issue with security analyst and former u.k. army officer charles hsu bridge. some talk amongst the in the south and even amongst. us politicians and military that south korea should be encouraged even let alone allowed to actually develop its own nuclear arsenal some talk about that in the last few days and again of course that again would no doubt ratchet up tension increase instability but of course can count as a as a deterrent or could possibly come into town against the north assuming of course the north every intends to use its weapons and of course assuming that the target of those weapons would be the south rather than targets further afield they will lash out. and will i'm certainly not put a halt to their. missile and nuclear weapons program at least not for the forseeable future. to the middle east the syrian army is clearing the eastern time . of terrorists it was captured by government troops at the weekend and is regarded as one of their most significant victories in recent months we spoke to the syrian army's informat

a christian care is a former u.k. army intelligence officer and he say's the terrorists are targeting flaws in security one of the other features about this in this particular attack is that it took place during a shift change over. around eight o'clock paris time and you know that's one of the other things that terrorists look look for when they're carrying out hostile reconnaissance they're looking for patterns they're looking for vulnerabilities they're looking for you know cameras security forces the the weapons that equipment carried by the security forces their own vulnerabilities if you like but certainly something like a shift change over where people aren't potentially as alert as they might be or where briefings are taking place you know that something is being carried out by criminals and terrorists across the world in the past they're all certain things that can be done certainly looking it's not setting patterns by the security forces that's one looking at putting in protective security measures counter the vi

u.k. counter-terror minister of the lord wes whether only the army on the streets surveillance and police with guns can save juries amazing britain from british foreign policy and the next terror attack under the law of the london tobe locals evacuated ten days. killing. our image of the poorest communities in one of the richest in the world question. british government guilty of deliberate and systematic social plans ing of british cities we speak. about his new film dispossession the great social housing swindle. since the day of rage how the people are rising up against social cleansing of the u.k. working classes from alleged u.k. government cover ups to us back to. this week's news all this and more coming up in today's going on the ground but first the. end of the catastrophe in london is becoming clearer coverage of the fire which left so many dead in the poorest community in one of the richest areas on earth initially included voices like this do i want to have i want to be a revolution in this country the media the mainstream you don't deserve to be. campaigning but to the b.b.c.

u.k. back to israeli army we speak to the director and star of the new playtoy celebrating about a poet whose life was turned upside down on that day plus from palestine to britain we speak to an organization that records slim incidents in the u.k. about whether the mainstream media is to blame for a rise in islamophobia tags and his british campaign is lose their bid to block sales to saudi arabia what exactly was u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson doing in concert to mediate the push and gulf crisis all the civil war going up and today is going underground but first will schoolchildren understand tomorrow's e.u. talks in ukraine will they understand that the e.u. backed government in kiev as we know allied to far right groups associated with anti semitism after ukraine's tragic world war two history that there is a contextual nazi past to this week's ordering by donald trump of u.s. missile warships and hundreds of soldiers to the black sea maybe not here in the u.k. few even realize the historical context behind me is billion pound deal with a party recently allied. militaries to stay pr

through to a series of successful operations carried out by the syrian army with the support of russian air cover. now over to the u.k. where british prime minister to resign may has rejected an appeal by survivors and families of the nine eleven attack victims were demanding the publication of a u.k. report into the role of saudi arabia in funding extremism we respectfully urge you to release the report now finished unfinished we'll see you to consider all the victims of state sponsored saudi finance terrorism their families in the survivors in the u.k. and all over the world the u.k. now has the unique historic opportunity to stop this killing spree of wahabi state spy terrorists the longer saudi arabia's complicity is hidden from sunlight the longer terrorism will continue. the reason for the police rejection letter from the u.k. home office was the amount of past thought and classified information involved in the report this resonates with the prime minister's initial position when she was pressured on the matter by the opposition in parliament last week the prime minister refused to make public a report on the p

u.k. is yet but i would have thought that there would be c.c.t.v. around an army barracks ticket counter terrorism army barracks so i would've thought that they would have some decent images both as a number of the car which is probably stolen but also the alleged attacker as well so i'm sure that he won't get that far because well that's the thing is that now the attacker is on the run we don't know what's will come out of this media conference and maybe because more information the bring to us in a bit but it brings a question of how much of a wider threat posed by somebody on the run right now in france there's lunch no more people or on the run could continue to cause a danger somewhere else and. well i hesitate to to jump to conclusions but this does fit a passon of isis inspired attacks against the security services in france so there's a high probability i suggest that this is one such thing i would also suggest as the position is well that if study is the case this person will already be known to the security agencies we've seen time after time after time

u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn introduces hip hop to run the jewels at this year's glastonbury festival in the southwest of england coming up in the show. whether any of the army on the streets. with guns can save to raise amazing britain from british foreign policy and the next terror attack on just another london block is evacuated ten days after a mass killing at the tower amidst one of the poorest communities in one of the richest in the world we ask a question. of british governments guilty of deliberate and systematic social plans ing of british cities we speak to director about his new film dispossession the great social housing swindle seventy two hours since the day of rage how the people are rising up against social cleansing of the u.k.'s working classes from alleged u.k. government cover ups to u.s. backed torture in yemen we uncover some of this week's news all this and more coming up in today's going underground but first the. end of the grand catastrophe in london is becoming clearer coverage of the fire which left so many dead in the poorest community in one of the richest areas on earth initially included voices like this what do i want to hap

u.k. now to be one slightly less bad day that's the could it like them bit opaque thank you. forty six years ago today britain's tory government sent the army into catholic homes across the six counties of northern ireland operation dimitrius conducted by m i five and the royal ulster constabulary would lead to thousands being forced from their homes and to mess anti catholic imprisonment without trial let alone torture as judged by the european court of human rights and today even as britain's to resume holds on to power thanks to a billion pound payment to a party linked to partisan paramilitaries the legacy of u.k. repression lingers and all across the island violent murals remain a testament to the martyrs who died at the hands of british secret police and soldiers those murals inspire the artful dodger a london street artist to use his pieces to speak out against social injustice today deputy editor sebastian baca went to speak to him in south london we have covered the artist's face to hide his identity. on politics a voice when strange bedfellows i mean another of those people who say. celebrities who stay out of politics or social i

u.k. before both sides can begin working on their future economic relationship. the tele-band stormed a market today in the southern helmand province in afghanistan. prompting a response from afghan army forces backed by u.s. air support. the market was closed because of muslim we can. there were no initial reports of casualties. it was the scene of fighting in recent weeks. taliban who now control roughly 80% of the province. depicting president trump on israel's security barrier. a cartoon bubble next to him reads, i'm going to build you a brother. the president hugging and kissing an israeli watchtower that makes part of the wall. a passerby took immediate interest in the image as they take photos by the wall. in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. ♪ live from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. joe: julia chatterley is on assignment. we are 30 minutes from the u.s.. scarlet: stocks inching toward record highs. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" scarlet: martin shkreli found guilty on three counts of securities fraud but acquitted of five counts. >> we are delighted, in many ways, with this verdict. it was the government's attempt i robbedze that