one tenth of the mail is always why you rush to this ranch with a sack of warsi so you know what's flowed out of that is very mischievous i mean right now we have the person united states. all he has to do is ask you cia director to find the people who work for john brennan in this special cyber unit that he created and ask oh ok exactly exactly it's that simple what the of a big how were you said that this data that you're at the data that was analyzed how did you have access to it is this something that's just available to the public or you know it's not just available to the public and that's a really interesting story it's not only better intelligence professionals for sanity they're interested in the truth it's independent people you know people who have experience in these areas there was no real incentive for major media to look at this or even investigative reporters and so it fell to a fellow who calls himself forensic kater. somehow he got the key. the key to what to do so for two point zero was to get him out and he locked the med data ok ok now this is the key wipe that the me

you have baroness warsi, david anderson, the former reviewer of terrorist legislation, andy burnham,roness warsi have talked about prevent becoming a toxic brand. is it linked to the fa ct toxic brand. is it linked to the fact that it started out specifically focusing on the muslim community, and although that has changed, is there still a perception that it changed, is there still a perception thatitis changed, is there still a perception that it is still that, and when you look at the numbers of people on the radar of prevent, one in three are actually on the far right, now. we don't have a great deal of transparency around what happens within prevent. people have asked foran within prevent. people have asked for an independent review. people are familiar with the story about a child who speaks about someone living in a terraced house and misspells that as a terrorist house and have been referred to the prevent programme. so there are a range of instances where individuals have been referred under prevent and it adds to their lack of confidence. is there ever a problem where there

, to the south east of that still in sticky and you mid—air, 16 or 17 tonight but further night to warsilves as we look towards the end of the week. some people are going to have a lovely day, thank you. since brexit negotiations got underwayjust over two months ago, little progress appears to have been made. and as the latest round of talks begin today, both sides are warning there's not much chance of a breakthrough. the brexit secretary, david davis, is calling for more "flexibility and imagination" from his eu counterparts. let's discuss what that might mean with phillip blond from the centre—right think tank, respublica. thank you forjoining us, we heard about david davies talking about flexibility and imagination, it sounds a bit desperate doesn't it?” don't think it sounds desperate, i think it's on point. the eu has chosen bureaucracy as its weapon and it isa chosen bureaucracy as its weapon and it is a formidable weapon and all of its positions are hard—wired in so its positions are hard—wired in so it cannot really change anything and the british government is quite urgently de