headlining right now the u.k. home secretary says the couple who have been poisoned in the south of england were exposed to not the chopper the same nerve agent used against a former russian double agent four months ago locals and. other development. first possible routes so it was possible we don't know what's going on he would. do anything if your family is thinking to be a. second night of violent clashes erupt in the french city of non-so over the death of a young driver killed by police at a checkpoint. plus the last eight nations of the world cup will begin their quarterfinal friday we'll have all the news from on and off the pitch later this hour. it's four pm here in moscow this. welcome to this hour global news update top u.k. officials have said the latest case of nerve agent exposure in britain appears to have been a consequence of the attack on his daughter in march british counter-terror police say the two people affected both of whom are currently in a critical condition came into contact with a substance

independence party who believes that this move by the u.k. home office is long overdue. this is something that needs to be dealt with and it needs to be dealt with with brutal honesty it's good that saudi job it has commissioned this report but honestly this is something that should have happened twenty years ago because it's been going on for at least twenty years people have known about it in various arms of the state it's being covered up but more importantly people have been afraid to talk about it because of the culture of political correctness and the adherence to multiculturalism which in this particular case clearly has not worked. and is the knee syrian province of sway to say more than two hundred people have been killed in suicide blast it's said to be the worst violence to hit the area since the country's war began wednesday another group of suicide bombers attacked the city in the south who was shot dead before they could strike but several other militants did manage to set off their explosives eisel has claimed responsibility on the arabic correspondent waf

independence party he believes this move by the u.k. home office is long overdue. this is something that needs to be dealt with and it needs to be dealt with with brutal honesty it's good that saudi job it has commissioned this report but honestly this is something that should have happened twenty years ago because it's been going on for at least twenty years people have known about it in various arms of the state it's being covered up but more importantly people have been afraid to talk about it because of the culture of political correctness and the adherence to multiculturalism which in this particular case clearly has not worked. a mass protest has been held at the headquarters of the un relief and works agency for palestine refugees in gaza it comes amid news of a large number of layoffs as a result of the u.s. cutting its funding in a move designed to push palestinians towards peace talks with israel. nobody. will. come to the planet that would like. to back up my. name since we have served the palestinian people with professionalism and dedication we heard t

independence party and he believes this move by the u.k. home office is long overdue. this is something that needs to be dealt with and it needs to be dealt with with brutal honesty if it's good that job it has commissioned this report but honestly this is something that should have happened twenty years ago because it's been going on for at least twenty years people have known about it in various arms of the state it's being covered up but more importantly people have been afraid to talk about it because of the culture of political correctness and the adherence to multiculturalism which in this particular case clearly has not worked an image of right up to date thanks staying with r.t. updates coming your way at the top of the hour. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one foundation let it be an arms race is on the spear in dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. max keiser this is the kaiser report well it's time once again to che

the u.k. home secretary says the couple poisoned in southern england were exposed to the same and no evasion used against a former russian agent four months ago sajid javid is now calling on russia to explain the situation. it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what has gone on. the french or city of normed sees three nights of protests some of them violent over the death of a young driver killed by police at a checkpoint. and iran threatens to block oil shipments along a sea route that is used for transporting twenty percent of global oil if indeed washington attempts to stop terror runs on exports. but i am back next hour with a full news program covering today's latest headlines for right now though i do get ready for the kaiser report. sure this is the ca's report you know where in paris paris france city of light city of beauty city of and and speaking of enchantment stacey you know so many times on you tube people will say it's not pronounced like that it's

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independence party david kirk thinks this move by the u.k. home office is long over due. this is something that needs to be dealt with and it needs to be dealt with with brutal honesty it's good that job it has commissioned this report but honestly this is something that should have happened twenty years ago because it's been going on for at least twenty years people have known about it in various arms of the state it's being covered up but more importantly people have been afraid to talk about it because of the culture of political correctness and the adherence to multiculturalism which in this particular case clearly has not worked out about the latest headlines in just over half an hour meanwhile more on all of our stories at r.t. dot com. euro centric point of view has seen a lot of criticism lately relevant as eurocentrism know it still beats the idea that you know it's confronting so it's. possible it. looks to its. muscles has. nothing. to. do it. doesn't even know it is going to. do it. all first of all it's only about the looking. forward to one of them i mean my

the u.k. home secretary says the couple poisoned in southern england were exposed to know which of the same nerve agent used against her former russian double agent four months ago. is now calling on russia to explain the situation. it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what is going on. the second night of violent clashes erupt in the french city of mom over the death of a young driver killed by police checkpoint. plus the ground threatens to block oil shipments along the sea route that is used for transporting twenty percent of global oil if washington attempts to halt terrans own exports. this is our team's national coming to you live from here in moscow welcome to the program the british home secretary is calling on russia to come clean about the use of now a choke in the south of england that's after a couple were taken to hospital in critical condition over the weekend after being exposed to the nerve agent the pair fell ill in amesbury a village just over t

the u.k. home secretary says the couple poison in southern england work supposed to know each other the same nerve agent used against a former russian double aid. for months ago so she'd is now calling on russia to explain the situation. it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what is going on. a second night of violent clashes erupted in the french city of not over the death of a young driver killed by police at a checkpoint. plus iran threatens to block oil shipments along a sea route that is used for transporting twenty percent of global oil if washington attempts to halt to ron's own exports. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here in the russian capital where it's just turned one am thanks for tuning in this hour the british home secretary is calling on russia to come clean about the use of no we check in the south of england it's after a couple were taken to hospital in critical condition over the weekend after being exposed to the nerve agent t

independence party david kirk thinks this move by the u.k. home office is long overdue. this is something that needs to be dealt with and it needs to be dealt with with brutal honesty it's good that job it has commissioned this report but honestly this is something that should have happened twenty years ago because it's been going on for at least twenty years people have known about it in various arms of the state it's being covered up but more importantly people have been afraid to talk about it because of the culture of political correctness and the adherence to multiculturalism which in this particular case clearly has not worked. well for more on these and plenty of other stories that go to the web site otherwise i'll be back with the headlines at the top of the hour so you can see. it's a very rough roads there and you sort of climates and you have to fight to be able to them if. it was gunshots on top them and so many friends they would have been going there may have been even not. telling me you know i don't want to see a bit of water in the trailer when it's read

u.k. home secretary says the couple poisoned in southern england who were exposed to not the same nerve agent used against a former russian double agent four months ago sajid javid is now calling on russia to explain the situation. it is now time for the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what has gone on. a second night of violent clashes erupt in the french city of non tova the death of a young driver killed by police at a checkpoint. around threatens to block all shipments along the sea route that is used for transporting twenty percent of global oil if washington attempts to hold terrans own next. forbes. hello welcome you watching r.t. international my start is starting with some sad news because longtime t.v. and radio broadcaster ed show has passed away and joined r.t. american twenty sixteen was a highly valued part of the team he's believed to have died of natural causes in his home in washington d.c. ed was sixty four years old before joining r.t. ed had been for several

the u.k. home secretary has been also briefing parliament on the latest incident in amesbury official still can't say whether the agent came from the same batch as the one used in march spoiling of a former russian double agent and his daughter in the nearby city of solsbury. nerve agent that's been used in this incident is the same as the fourth incident but we have not the scientists have not been able to identify or determine if it is the same passion it may well be but at this point that is not. the story certainly taken a very serious new turn with the news of the passing away of don sturgis one of the two people that was affected in this so-called second poisoning incident she was forty four years old and she had passed away on sunday evening and now that this has happened it's clear to understand that the investigation is going to be expected to be much more vigorous and certainly a stronger language is going to be needed than the one we've seen so far along the lines of most likely while th

independence party david kirton thinks this move by the u.k. home office is long overdue. this is something that needs to be dealt with and it needs to be dealt with with brutal honesty it's good that job it has commissioned this report but honestly this is something that should have happened twenty years ago because it's been going on for at least twenty years people have known about it in various arms of the state it's being covered up but more importantly people have been afraid to talk about it because of the culture of political correctness and the adherence to multiculturalism which in this particular case clearly has not worked. i stated on tape updates coming your way at the top of the oh. you know world of big partisan lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching th

and government yes that is jeremy corbin's proposed foreign secretary heading the life of someone u.k. home secretary mervyn research a labor prime minister james callaghan about in march of nine hundred seventy seven re said the decision to use methods of torture in northern ireland in one hundred seventy one seventy two was taken by ministers in particular lord carrington then secretary of state for defense form barry then went on to talk about bricks and well labor m.p. and form a shadow fire and emergencies minister chris williamson was there in the chamber and he joins me now here on the green outside parliament thanks for being on the show was jeremy goldman's labor party prepared for the apparent meltdown in the government this week they've been in a very difficult place i think ever since the referendum voted to come out of european union and i think they've been struggling to come to terms with that and i'm amazed frankly the trees may still imposed the seams of these limp it like qualities to. cling on to. think it was every one said that sort of in office but not really in power.

independence party david kirton thinks this move by the u.k. home office is long overdue. this is something that needs to be dealt with and it needs to be dealt with with brutal honesty it's good that saudi job it has commissioned this report but honestly this is something that should have happened twenty years ago because it's been going on for at least twenty years people have known about it in various arms of the state it's being covered up but more importantly people have been afraid to talk about it because of the culture of political correctness and the adherence to multiculturalism which in this particular case clearly has not worked. back with the headlines in just over half an hour but for more on all of our stories in the meantime at r.t. dot com. everywhere in the world like guesses that probably just about everywhere women expect men to make that first move and here we are in an age where men a scared to make the first move don't know how to make the first well don't know what the right to make the first lol. the fallout from michael calling secret recording it

the u.k. home secretary says the couple who've been poisoned in southern england were exposed to nabil chopped the side nerve agent used against a former russian double agent four months ago. so it is now demanding russia explain the situation it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what is going on. a second night of violent clashes erupt in the french city of over the death of a young driver killed by police at the checkpoint. plus the last eight nations of the world cup will begin their quarterfinal ties on friday we'll have all the news from the page a little later for you this hour. there are six pm here in moscow this thursday july the fifth i'm called in by welcome to this hour as global news update the british home secretary is calling on russia to come clean about the use of not in the south of england it's after a couple were taken to hospital in a critical condition at the weekend having been exposed to the nerve agent the pair fell ill in amesbury it's a

attack starting with the people involved well that's true we do have very little information now the u.k. home secretary says that the area where this happened is quote beautiful part of the country to visit and the risk to the public remains a very low well isn't that contradict it at that but the death of the female victim . evidently as i say if the of the two scruples were poisoned with some agent which the british authorities say is not the truck which is a highly deadly nerve agent why why did they recover but these people who were exposed weeks after the fact didn't it was simply a residue left over after presumably the area had been scrubbed of course this is a very nice area i'm told it's also very near horton down which is the british chemical research facility which is perfectly capable of self a baking know the choke or any other kind of nerve agent well locals in the town of flames very and the souls very area must be very concerned now what measure could be taken to protect them. i think the first thing i would do if i were a british citizen is demand that their government come c

u.k. home secretary says the couple who've been poisoned in southern england were exposed to not the chop the same agent used against a former russian double agent four months ago. now demanding that russia explains the situation. it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what has gone on. the second night of violent clashes erupt in the french city of the death of a young driver killed by police at a checkpoint. plus the last eight nations of the free for world cup will begin their quarter final ties on friday we'll have all the news from on and off the page a little later this hour. there is five in the afternoon here in moscow this thursday july the fifth column by welcome to this hour's global news update first for you the british home secretary is calling on russia to come clean about the use of in britain such demand comes after a couple were taken ill. the hospital they're in a critical condition right now they were taken in over the weekend having been exp

very safe and of course again the british papers have been echoing those moods expressed by the u.k. . home secretary have headlines such as moscow is using britain as dumping ground for poisoned russia must come clean we have one here that says legacy of the u.s.s.r. and last but not least something like most likely explanation is the russian state hooked on a poison as a weapon of terror and of course all this while this whole entire time for the last four months really russia has been saying has nothing to do with this it doesn't have a motive it's called for a joint investigation with the u.k. multiple times and is really waiting for some actual tangible facts in all of this to be presented. well international affairs commentator told my colleague aaron that mainstream media are quoting unproven statements as fact. i think too much of the media seems to believe that it's national duty pay sure security to parrot the government line on this when the government line has been contradictory but not contradicted by the media itself has been so many holes in the story i think we could. we cou

welcome distraction from for the beleaguered may have been a strange including the parts of the u.k. homesecretary has been also briefing parliament on the latest incident in amesbury the nerve agent that's been used in this incident is the same as the march the fourth incident but we have not the scientists have not been able to identify or determine if it is the same passion it may well be but at this point that is not. the story is certainly taken a very serious new turn with the news of the passing away don sturgis one of the two people that was affected in this so-called second poisoning incident she was forty four years old and she had passed away on sunday evening and now that this has happened it's clear to understand that the investigation is going to be expected to be much more. and certainly a stronger language is going to be needed than the one we've seen so far along the lines of most likely while the investigation is still continuing with lots of questions still around about where and how this couple could have potentially contaminated themselves we've heard that the working

u.k. trump meeting with the british prime minister and the king. he had big protest at home in the u.k. ome this was taking place. surprisingly. 12 russian intel officers were indicted part of the mueller probe and are accused of hacking democrats in the 2016 election but there is no evidence of collusion. this is deputy a.g. rod rosenstein today.

u.k. department of trade the home office building stronger britain together program and the department of communities and local government and a number of your projects my took my interest funders in relation to women and young people tell us a bit about that so under the women's program we have various initiatives we run a leadership program in london the first focus on communication in assertiveness skills what we discovered is a lot of british. women from the think minority background there's a bit of a conflict within their own culture of bringing which kind of teaches them to be more you know sometimes subservient and in the workplace they're meant to be very assertive so that was there were some cultural barriers there that women faced currently running an entrepreneurship program for the most disadvantaged b m e women and british box on the women in birmingham at the center and that was very fulfilling we launched the program in may and we had an initial workshop this month and it was great to see you know a lot of enthusiasm for a lot of these ladies have never had. these opportun

u.k. trump meeting with the british prime minister and the king. he had big protest at home in the u.k. at home this was taking place. surprisingly. 12 russian intel officers were indicted part of the mueller probe and are accused of hacking democrats in the 2016 election but there is no evidence of collusion. this is deputy a.g. rod rosenstein today. >> they corresponded with several americans in the course of the conspiracy through the internet. there is no allegation in this indictment that the americans knew they were corresponding with russian intelligence officers. there is no allegation in this indictment that any american citizen committed a crime. there is no allegation that the conspiracy changed the vote count or affected any election result. >> so charles for the "new york times" is on the radio with me today and fox news contributor. we didn't know this was happening. charles. >> yeah. >> we get this command now. i have never seen a probe gradually let out information. before we get into what is in it, have you seen an approach like this? >> this is very strange. this does a

u.k. trump meeting with the british prime minister and the king. he had big protest at home in the u.k. ing place. surprisingly. 12 russian intel officers were indicted part of the mueller probe and are accused of hacking democrats in the 2016 election but there is no evidence of collusion. this is deputy a.g. rod rosenstein today.

followers were hanged for releasing saharan into the tokyo metro system thirteen people were killed the u.k.'s home secretary has called on russia to explain itself after a man and woman collapse from exposure to a nerve agent in southern england the couple fell ill close to salzburg you were a former russian spy and his daughter were targeted with the same substance syrian forces backed by russia pressing on with their offensive to capture the country's southwest they bombarded rebel held areas around iraq with hundreds of air strikes at least twenty four people including emergency workers have been killed in a series of fireworks explosions near mexico city it happened in the town of tooltip a short she's known as mexico's fireworks capital donald trump has accepted the resignation of his environment chief after a series of scandals scott pruitt was under fire in recent months for his spending habits and accusations of misuse of office. guatemalan mother is back with each old daughter boston after they were separated at the u.s. border with mexico two months ago immigration officials are using d.

u.k. house of commons where the home secretary is giving a statement right now on the latest case of poisoning in welsh are. two individuals came into contact with a nerve agent. around one hundred detectives from the counterterrorism police a network are working to support this investigation alongside colleagues from books to police obviously this incident will invoke memories of the reckless attempted murder of its meditates of. our earlier this year. i know that many of you will question whether this incident is linked to the one that is clearly the main line of inquiry. however we must not jump to conclusions and we must give the police the space and the time to carry out their investigations the police's work will take time. but we are ready to respond as and when new evidence comes to light and the situation becomes clearer. following the events unsolved we earlier this year we rapidly work with international partners at the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to confirm our identification of the nerve agent that was used for a post process of extensive impartial testing

u.k. where the home secretary is demanding answers from russia are after a man and woman were exposed to the nerve agent novacek the police believe dawn sturges and charlie really collapsed after they handled a contaminated item in a small town called amesbury that's near the city of souls it was there that a russian double agent and his daughter works out with nabil chalk samples being analyzed at the u.k. military's porton down chemical research laboratory which is halfway between the amesbury and souls bre pizza shop is there. the couple remain in a critical condition at source priest district hospital but police and counterterrorism office is investigating the second poisoning say it's unlikely they were deliberately targeted but were caught up in the fallout from the previous attack the couple don't sturgis and charlie rally both in their forty's collapse in a house in a mystery twelve kilometers from salt break officials at porton down who had it done to fight the nerve agent as novacek say it's designed to be highly persistent five sites are now cordoned off as they trace the couple's

u.k. prime minister's london home that mystery surrounds an effort to hire actors to protest against his visit. voting stations are officially open more than one hundred million people eligible to vote will choose their next prime minister in pakistan's parliamentary elections three main parties are vying for the top job in a race that has been plagued with violence and instability it's on the saying these are the duchesse elections the country has ever seen so in bridge of it begins our coverage from the city of lahore. on election day pakistan's military will make its presence felt it will be responsible for security at polling stations across the country on the request of the election commission the fuckers stand more than three hundred seventy thousand troops are involved in the operation. this election campaign was more bitter than most and some say the dirtiest ever in pakistan. just in the kitchen. is full of a party that defeated in the elections. they can be totally leggo if given what full particularly lead now before the election is something that has happened to stand. in their way

success of the world cup twenty eight hundred twenty minutes here in russia so far many back home in the u.k. are lashing out at the government's stance on the events and they've been focusing much of their anger at the british foreign secretary. to the world com this july. this summer i think it will be very difficult to. imagine that u.k. representation at that event could go ahead in the normal way. isn't it time you apologized for tellin him friends not to go to russia and to think that clown boris johnson wanted to pull england out of the world cup can you imagine how many more england fans could have been there to enjoy it if boris johnson and the u.k. media had not been so to sort of well boris johnson and to rest and i advise brits to boycott russia's world cup so they have no one to blame except boris and jerry's or you know we've seen that of course that was fair.

u.k. at all. >> just go home.ust go home. >> with tens of thousands of protestors taking to the streets to object to the president's policies on immigration and his attitude towards women. while the visit had much of the formality of a state visit, it was described as a working trip. there was a group before a trip to westminster for a meeting with the queen and tee inside windsor castle. >> trump looks not comfortable straddling the world stage than he did beside the prime minister. how can she justify sabotaging our secure relationship with our friends in the eu and create favors of a man who prides himself in shredding the rules-based order. >> that is not a question that can be answered for the precise reasons that the basis of the question is entirely wrong. >> so a frantic few months for the government that has weaved its way. i asked johnson blake if it was possible to predict where we would be in march next year. >> trying to predict the future is a very risky business. a lot has happened in the last coupl

what does she hope to gain by having him home in the u.k.? jon: i think this was originally designed, jane, atmospherics, to make donald trump feel like he is the most well, man in the united kingdom, that britain cherishes the special relationship which it does, and they want him to feel like an important ally, not just insecurity but in a future trade deal. however, donald trump has given the most unbelievablrview to "the sun" newspaper, the best selling tabloid in the u.k., in which he iervened in the debate on brexit, but not in support of theresa may, but in support of her colleagues to who areng arghat britain should have a hard departure from the eu. he said tonight effectively that s if britain gwn the softer brexit route that theresa may proposes, the trade deals donal trs hoping to conclude with her with the u.s. might be off the table. that is a pretty extraordinary intervention. , he is not being very nice to his hostess, is he? how tricky is this for her? could thin:damage her? hen you think that she has had two resignations this

and the huge success of the russia twenty eight scene wild caught that so far many back home in the u.k. are lashing out at the government start small and the events and they're focusing much of their anger at the british foreign secretary bars johnson. to go cop this july. me some i think it will be very difficult to imagine the u.k. representation a document could go ahead in the normal way it. isn't it time you call a judge for tellin him friends not to go to russia and to think that clown boris johnson wanted to pull england out of the world cup can you imagine how many more england fans could have been there to enjoy it johnson.

them that i would score twice i train with scot free so say whether maybe from front to your home or the u.k. . so then today sunday the second day of the knockout stage starts with a clash between russia and spain some of the found share their expectations with us . i hope will win the match but i wish luck to all opponents as well if we lose that's ok but it will be sad i hope to win support our team put on this time of the bloodiest i hope spain will be trash spain did not start at one hundred percent this world cup but i think that now will start playing spain skein a ticket dhaka the bosses golds and most of all to improve our defense let's go spain. of russia i think it will be to play and this is good for spain and for russia and for the beautiful book the technique of spain is to play plain to win. well spain was top of its group with two draws i won't win against iran russia second didn't group it was beaten by the much will start at five pm moscow time later today he's really found out what impact the russian team's success has had on their facts. this world cup and despite so much

success of the world cup twenty eight hundred twenty minutes here in russia so far many back home in the u.k. are lashing out at the government's stance on the event and they've been focusing a lot of their anger at the british foreign secretary. to the world this july. this summer i think it will be very difficult to imagine u.k. representation at the bench could go ahead in the normal way it. isn't it time you called a journalist for tellin him friends not to go to russia and to think that clown boris johnson wanted to pull england out of the world cup can you imagine how many more england fans could have been there to enjoy it if boris johnson and the u.k. media had not been soldiers of world boris johnson and to reassure me advise grits to boycott russia's world cup so they have no one to blame except the reason that was used by was different to what the media was saying was that we spoke to. find t.v. or know you're in touch with him as a big fan of course you know people saying i have come to russia or will be coming to russia because i'll be mad it's going to college just give you may

time for the england team to boycott of old cup and come home as of now u.k. authorities say they have been unable to establish if the nerve agent used came from the same batch as the one former russian spy sergei screwball was apparently poisoned with but british police say that they are still looking into that possibility and just to remind you london claims that only russia had the technical ability to produce the nerve agent and also had the motive and the experience to target the screwballs but neither specialists at the u.k. chemical laboratory of porton down nor o.p.c. w. experts could confirm that the nerve agent was produced in russia still that did not stop london from pointing the finger at moscow. is highly likely that russia was responsible russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder case is culpable all quarrel is with putin's kremlin and we think it overwhelmingly likely that it was his decision russia has consistently denied any involvement with the attack on the screwballs insisting that russia destroyed its nerve agent stockpil

u.k. altogether. bases your business of daytime elena home free glad you could join me could there be a reproach mountainside when it comes to trade relations between the u.s. and the e.u. the u.s. ambassador to germany has held a meeting with representatives from the likes of b.m.w. and diana here. now richard grenell said the white house would be willing to accept her moving move import tariffs if the e.u. would do this a u.s. president donald trump is touted import levies on european cars as his next move in this trade dispute that the us president has come under pressure from american business leaders saying an increase in import tariffs would hurt them as well so with the possibility of a good songs on the table i asked our financial correspondent call that boson whether that was having an impact on cautious says of the car makers have been skyrocketing today there's a shoot positive reaction to the news and to the rumors here on the stock trading floors that donald trump is now considering the complete opposite of import tariffs on german cars a total scrapping of terrorists on cars is extremely good n

ambassador's london home on friday he will meet with the new u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt and the prime minister's checkered residence after that the u.s. president and the first lady will visit windsor castle and meet the queen finally they are expected to fly to scotland to spend the weekend of course at trump's turnberry golf course in central london will be largely avoided during the trip as further protests are expected over the coming days a massive security operation is in place for the visit he will be accompanied by a thousand of his own staff as well as multiple helicopters and two highly secured limos and some reports put the total shared cost of the trip out of the around thirty million pounds journalist mike robbie believes the protests will have very little impact on trump's visit and his talks with treason. he'll be he'll be quite impressed that there is such a big turnout just in protester and so he'll he'll be flattered by at my age and. i don't know what people expect to happen other than anything he's going to change in term