office they first thing i was told was that the foreign office was angry with me because such a thing should never ever be put in writing so you would know we're i mean what was that any supporters of the government in the hope that the vast development said to be clear shot with. a rumor of well known radical view did you think of saying or will you not lotus i'm biased of contact the international development at bottom i'm not just told very firmly within the foreign office but jack straw had taken the view that we should get intelligence of torture in the context of the war on terror but this was necessary. i had very little support from within the foreign office at an official level i had a fair amount of personal messages of support from other ambassadors but no. and the other colleagues in similar positions in the world there would have been many colleagues in the same position of and the world but nobody else seemed willing to put their career on the line about it in the way that i was willing to do so then you two very unusual step but still within the realms of proper foreign

office they first thing i was told was that the foreign office was angry with me because such things should never ever be put in writing so you would know we're i mean what was there any supporters of government in the home but the vast development said to be clear shot it was you. who were of well known radical view did you think of saying or will you not lotus i'm biased of contact the international development at bottom i'm not just told very firmly within the foreign office but jack straw had taken the view that we should get intelligence of torture in the context of the war on terror but this was necessary. i had very little support from within the foreign office at an official level i had a fair amount of a personal messages of support from other ambassadors but not. and the other colleagues in similar positions in the world there would have been many colleagues in the same position of and the world but nobody else seemed willing to put their career on the line about it in the way that i was willing to do so then you two very unusual step but still within the realms of proper f

office examinations and there and then your national postings as a civil servant young foreign office. opposite of paul and then ghana's or the highlights of your of your a suggestion and ball and opponent was absolutely fascinating because it was going through the transition from communism to capitalism in effect i was in the early nineties and it was a time of the normal opportunity you know new businesses were burgeoning up people were enjoying newfound freedoms but also there's a terrible sadness that a whole generation of people who had been brought up in the. communist system lost their way you know there were literally hundreds of thousands of people laid off from heavy industry for example who would never work again economically people were in real poverty and starvation almost it was a bit like what happened if you can under factories and but exaggerated still far far worse so it was very very interesting time to to be there but also quite quite complicated the time and both of hope and of despair depending on who you were in society or under her majesty's service you had you

office was hostile to robin cook and to the idea of a more moral foreign policy the people in the foreign office like to see themselves as practicing they'll polity can being the masters of dark arts of diplomacy and be the balance of opinion and in the inside the fun of it is actually quite right when contrary to popular myth there were a few of us who were extremely hopeful and you know i had joined a foreign office straight from university and then i'd spent 12 years working for tor the government so that after about a period of time the chances of the change were very invigorating for many of us but that unfortunately although he tried to do the right things in many ways and he was going to allow which a course on and as back to jiggle simons for example. but that's precisely the kind of these and why he was eventually forced out of the job i know all my sources tell me that recently you've been a clicker to a for of pakistan and among your other lead cricketers who are the 2 of us peter robert and st louis prominent journalist i'm just interested to hoe you and peter go on in the tri

office was hostile to robin cook and to the idea of a more moral foreign policy the people in the foreign office like to see themselves as practicing they'll polity can being the masters of dark arts of diplomacy and be the balance of opinion in in the for inside the fun of it is actually quite right wing contrary to popular myth there were a few of us who were extremely hopeful and you know i had joined a foreign office straight from university and then i'd spent 12 years working for tor the government so that after about a period of time the chances of the change were very invigorating for many of us but that unfortunately although he tried to do the right things in many ways and he was going to allow which a course on and as back to jiggle simons for example. but that's precisely the kind of these and why he was eventually forced out of the job i know all my sources tell me that recently you've been a clicker to a for of pakistan and among your other lead cricketers who are all of the 2 of us peter robert and st louis prominent journalist i'm just interested to hoe you and peter go on

foreign office seem to recruit in measure of free spirits clearly they are not considered too hard to handle is it ministration of u.k. policy better served as a result i would doses one of the key justifications for social media is that it provides a platform for those who challenge the comfortable assumptions of the establishment we should take care that open access to it is not lost or compromised because many contributors have much to offer my despair norma spotted white but much of his content is focused on scottish politics his position then and the u.k.'s top 10 progress is a significant achievement. next week we cast our net across i.d.c. to interview another top blogger who's attracted a huge audience by providing insight into the inside story of the politics of northern ireland alex interviews the man behind the memorably name book sluggo to but for now from alex mean all of the team here it's good bye for now and you'll see you next week. in 2040 you know bloody revolution here to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the

office it's not about says that the chinese new. rules when you drink and you situation in movement you can be situations i'm extending all the possible assistance to pakistanis you citizens and there is no there is no it's not forced prostitution the foreign office says that and you see that the human organs are based on human interaction are after many years to get chinese nationals to understanding the victims deny the state why are these brokers allowed to operate freely in pakistan we know that china is pouring a lot of money into pakistan as part of its belton road initiative does that mean that it's unable to put political pressure on china. yes there has been instructs us the chinese national. interests and yet this is. dollars investment in pakistan to a gate a giant of our star you know what to do and it is a leniency going to be the one to see are the chinese nationals and you should be these are on the right was so focused on the authorities have launched that don't ask chinese nationals in the recent days who had anythi

foreign office establishment becoming one of the most radical political bloggers across these islands. in the show last week we heard ty the glittering prizes of a career in the foreign office were snatched away by his determination to oppose the abuses of human rights in a spec a stand where he was posted as a den youngest uki on buses or in the diplomatic service but the moment they tried to blackmail me of i'm going to go under any circumstances and then they got themselves into a fight because i was absolutely furious as you might imagine in this show we complete the story of how he came back to public prominence as a fierce and to stablish meant critic and one of the u.k.'s most followed political blogs the largest number of viewers i've ever heard for an individual article was 1200000 on my own blog i must remember that of course you can multiply that because popular articles always reproduced all over the b. internet but 1st your tweets messages and e-mails in a terrific response we've had to part one of his interview last week gavin says that was a very revealing and enlighten

remember, this is about global solutions and responses, this is about the uk foreign office and its response and looking at new tactics. the response will come in june. looking at new tactics. the response will come in june. thank you very much for taking us through that, thank you very much. let's bring you up—to—date on the sport news. thank you forjoining us on the sport today, we start with semenya because she has categorically said that she will not retire following speculation that she might step away from professional running. the soft african winning gold, this coming —— south african. sided with the athletics governing body to keep strict limitations on testosterone levels in women. the easiest race type ever run in my life, it was a great performance. i think it was fantastic. for me, it is nothing. as long as it does not kill me, it makes me stronger. i am here to perform and show people, the world that anything is possible if you believe. i think it is fantastic knowing that when you go out in the world, people who love you, cheering for you and appreciate you an

there was gordon brown here an official calling roberts of the foreign office so the population removal was needed to base united states warplanes and he said that the cable t.v. 15 may 20 or 9. that the their man fridays the presumably the only people there anyway. that's right well let me let me let me just clarify one thing that what my prime minister said that this statement when he referred to crimes against humanity he said that the events that took place at that time were action to crimes against humanity so we have locked actually said that it was a crime against humanity when you said that the crimes that were committed were very much close to what it would have be in meet the definition of crimes against humanity and what has crime forcible eviction of the entire population and i would indeed it would see in the article or the statute of rome the i.c.c. it says clearly in article in paragraph one that for the purpose of this statute crimes against humanity means any of the following acts and one of such acts is the automation all forcible transfer of population and this is ver

well sources from foreign office and thought that she has left but just on and she has reached canada to unite with her daughters would wonder gee a living there but the foreign office of blackest sun is yet to make an offer should a statement about to go there confirming of the sources from the foreign office to different offices they confirm that she has left and the news is every day but they are going to make an official announcement of that and if i go back to the boss it was just a month ago on tenth of april when brown mr cox on the wrong time in an interview when he was a lot asked about us. he made it clear that she's a free foreman and she can travel anywhere she wants when it was asked specifically about is it a matter of days or beach she's going to leave pakistan premises at that it's going to take few weeks and if we look at the time it's been a month almost and the sources confirm that she's left but this one she has reached an adult do you believe unite with her two daughters and do we know how she is how she's doing. well since the supreme court of pakistan to quit to

office it's not about says that the chinese nation building when you drink and you situation in. new situations and extending all the possible assistance to pakistanis you citizens and there is no there is no it's not forced prostitution the foreign office is that and you see that the human organs are based on the woman who will stay in toronto after many years to get chinese nationals to understanding officials deny the spec it why are these brokers allowed to operate freely in pakistan we know that china is pouring a lot of money into pakistan as part of its belt and road initiative does that mean that it's on able to put political pressure on china. yes there has been instructs us the chinese nationals are based on recent years of bringing dollars investment in pakistan to a gate and joined us on. what to do and it is a leniency going to be the one to see peter and his next on the issue of peace these are on the right was so focused on iraq our peace has launched don't ask chinese nationals in the recent is what i need to be more in this human trafficking and you are going str

rocket yes possible you see the britain's foreign office says how can the world court reach a decision let alone the united nations without the consent of both nations mercer's on the united kingdom. well the difference here is that this is not ensure this issue this is not a bilateral dispute. makes it. makes people believe this is purely a case of incomplete and unfinished because a lot of asian that's the court has rightly pointed out this is not dispute that would have arisen. if the u.k. had not breached international law. so it is because it has breached international law and by and has therefore not. given the opportunity for the people of malicious do exercise it's not right to say to the nation that this has happened today so clearly this is not an issue where the court required consent from both sides to give an opinion so we said you're not. taken us so you agree with your libor invoke my drug. for instance some this is a crime against humanity i mean just take we know from wiki leaks that. there was gordon brown here an official calling roberts of the foreign office so the

rocket yes possible you see the britain's foreign office says how can the world court reach a decision or learn the united nations without the consent of both nations immersions on the united kingdom. well the difference here is that this is not ensure this issue this is not a bilateral dispute. makes it. makes people believe this is purely a case of incomplete and unfinished because a lot of asian that's the court spritely pointed out this is not dispute that would have arisen. if the u.k. had not breached international law. so it is because it has breached international law and by and has therefore not. given the opportunity for the people of militias do exercise its right to self-determination that this has happened today so clearly this is not an issue where the court required consent from both sides to give an opinion so we said you're not. taken by us so you agree with your leader brewery in vogue. for instance some this is a crime against humanity i mean just take we know from wiki leaks that. there was gordon brown here an official calling roberts of the foreign office so the p

rocket yes possible you see the britain's foreign office says how can the world court reach a decision alone the united nations without the consent of both nations immersions on the united kingdom. well the difference here is that this is not ensure this issue this is not a bilateral dispute. makes it. makes people believe ready this is purely a case of incomplete and unfinished because a lot they said that the court has rightly pointed out this is not this feud that would have arisen. if the u.k. had not breached international law. so it is because it has breached international law and by and has therefore not. given the opportunity for the people of militias do exercise its northward right to say to the nation that this has happened today so clearly this is not an issue where the court required consent from both sides to give an opinion so we said you're not. taken. so you agree with your lieberman vocal moderate northern for instance some this is a crime against humanity i mean just take we know from wiki leaks that. there was gordon brown here an official calling roberts of the for

s foreign office highlights in detail the persecution of christians around the world in the middle east the cradle of christianity christians. why is that deve politically incorrect in the west foundational religion. marks the seventy fourth the end of the second world war. marched through central moscow these are live pictures right now from the russian capital but there are also. people are continuing to take to the streets. really in a tribute to their loved ones who lived through perished in the conflict while on red square. yeah that's where the victory day parade took center stage this morning with more than thirteen thousand troops dozens of. forcing european leaders to maneuver between tehran and washington to save the historic twenty fifth. your company. pm here in the ninth of may a special day in russia marking the seventy fourth. many on the end of world war two known here as the great patriotic war the conflict on the eastern front which lasted just under four years was a bundle of attrition. twenty five million things. what not so long ago was a local grass roots tradition

a review commissioned by the british foreign office shows that christians are the most persecuted group. foreign office shows that christians are the most persecuted groupm suggests christianity could be wiped out in parts of the middle east. the british foreign secretary said political correctness had prevented proper discussion of the subject. what happens in china, where freedom to worship is guaranteed in the constitution. churches that refuse to comply with the state can be knocked down flat. according to the review, chinese communist ideology has led to the suppression of the christian church. the report's findings, compiled by a british bishop, state that unregistered churches come under great pressure to close and experience surveillance, intimidation, fines, and their leaders are regularly detained. the problem, though, is global, with evidence that acts of violence and other intimidation against christians are becoming both more widespread and increasing in severity. in parts of the middle east, the report says christianity faces being wiped out, with the main impact of genoci

foreign office establishment becoming one of the most radical political bloggers across these islands in the show last week we are tired of the glittering prizes of a career in the foreign office were snatched away by his determination to oppose the abuses of human rights and its beck a stand where he was posted as the then youngest you can boss a terror in the diplomatic service but the moment they tried to blackmail me i'm going to go.

s foreign office highlights in detail the persecution of christians around the world in the middle east the cradle of christianity christians face extinction why is that deve politically incorrect in the west foundational religion. of moscow time next year in northern israel are apparently making good on a promise to quote preserve the city's character in a highly controversial step the decided to ban arabs from visiting with. the majority of residents jewish citizens of israel last year there was also an outcry after hundreds of israelis demonstrated against the sale of homes in the area to arab families it's a complicated story. brings you the latest. this is the northern israeli town of afula home to around fifty thousand people most of whom are jewish the town and particularly this park women used recently because of if it's by citizens to maintain what they call the character of the place and the way to do this according to the town's mayor is to shut out so-called minority members that say arab citizens of nearby villages that's just a euphemism for keeping arabs out in. the book

it was just after he departed the foreign office. conference. it was just after he departed the foreign officelj conference. it was just after he departed the foreign office. i don't think he and theresa may... it was a very awkward moment. he told her she was wrecking brexit. that goes to show that theresa may was not great at making friends with her peers on the world stage internationally, and clearly this points to the fact that borisjohnson has clearly this points to the fact that boris johnson has been, clearly this points to the fact that borisjohnson has been, so that is one up. is it? the daily telegraph never editorialise on its front page news stories has written this somewhat favourably in the saying that a meeting could help mrjohnson bosman leadership ambitions showing he can establish a rapport with the president, and the paper draws that contrast with theresa may. britain is united over its dislike for donald trump, 77% of us don't like him according to the poll last year, second only to putin with 79% don't like. 66% of conserva

foreign office establishment becoming one of the most radical political bloggers across these islands. in the show last week we heard ty the glittering prizes of a career in the foreign office were snatched away by his determination to oppose the abuses of human rights in a spec a stand where he was posted as a then youngest u.k. on buses or in the diplomatic service but the moment they tried to blackmail me about going to go under any circumstances and then they got themselves into a fight because i was absolutely furious as you might imagine and this show we complete the story of how he came back to public prominence as a fierce and to stop a critic and one of the u.k.'s most followed political blogs the longest number of viewers i've ever heard for an individual article was 1200000 on my own blog and must remember that of course you can multiply that because popular articles always reproduced all over the b. internet but 1st your tweets messages and emails and a terrific response we've had to part one of these interview last week gavin says that was a very revealing and enlightenin

s foreign office highlights in detail the persecution of christians around the world in the middle east the cradle appreciative the christians facially think should why is that deve politically incorrect people in the west foundational religion. it's a church our economy theirs to tutor for the world. just in america if i go into a big bank bank of america citi bank wells fargo bank and i say i want to borrow hundred thousand dollars and i want you to charge me is zero percent interest rate on that and then i want the cause of that hundred thousand dollars that your bank and i want you to pay me five percent and i want to therefore. get a tax free ok can i do that now but it back to do that. just approaching twenty minutes past five pm this friday here in moscow welcome back we start back in the northern israeli city where authorities are up partly making good on a promise to quote preserve the city's jewish character in a highly controversial step they decided to bomb nonresidents in a fool from visiting the local park now the move will primarily affect our obstruct nearby villages who

the foreign office minister, lord ahmad there. you're watching monday in parliament with me, mandy baker. don't forget if you miss any of our programmes or you want to watch us on the go, you can find all of them on the bbc iplayer. and if you want to know what's going on in parliament without the pictures there's always our sister programme today in parliament on bbc radio 4 and bbc sounds. the government's been told to "wake up" and prioritise tackling child poverty. the call came from the shadow work and pensions secretary at question time. margaret greenwood quoted recent research into levels of poverty. new research from the children's commissioner found the introduction of universal credit, the two child limit, and the benefit cap combined will mean the number of children and familes struggling to make ends meet will almost double in some areas. the trust or food to nearly six out of the emergency food parcels to children last year. so when will the government wake up and make tackling child poverty the priority should be on

s foreign office highlights in detail the persecution of christians around the world in the middle east the cradle appreciate. christians face extinction why is it deemed politically incorrect to defend the west foundational religion. cross-talk in the state of christianity i'm joined by my guest it in front home in copenhagen she's a theologian political commentator as well as founder of the you tube channel her own home talks in belfast we have david vance he's a political commentator as well as the editor of news media dot net and in london we cross to peter tatchell he is a human rights activists all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let me go to evan 1st in copenhagen. it really took me aback after the fire at northridge. the way they talked about the catastrophe in terms of turf them architecture but the fact that it was a place of worship for christians was very rarely mentioned also after sri lanka 2 luminaries that bill clinton and i'm sorry brock obama and hillary clinton referred to easter worshippers we

office is that and you see that the human organs are based on human will still intact after that many years to get chinese nationals so i study officials deny the spectate why are these brokers allowed to operate freely in pakistan we know that china is pouring a lot of money into pakistan as part of its belt and road initiative does that mean that it's on able to put political pressure on china. yes there has been threats of the chinese national. interests and yet this is. keeping dollars investment in part based on school gate in china are starting off we're going to do it and it is a leniency on these i want to see a return on usenet and you should be these are on the right was so focused on the authorities have launched that don't ask chinese nationals in the recent is what any should be more and in this human trafficking and you are going straight if you're going to expect an investigation agency has used the above has some good night chinese and the pakistani cities are going to go up to a district all right correspondent how do you intend us speaking to us from islamabad pakist

foreign policy chief's office and the foreign offices of person from germany in that statement said we reject any ultimatums more they were referring to was the fact that on wednesday tehran and the said european powers have sixty days to come up with some new panel solution to try and shield the iranian a quantum me from u.s. sanctions now of course european officials and leaders have been trying to do that already serve cause as a sense of frustration that they are being dictated to if you like and at the moment e.u. leaders are and remain yet they are at a summit where iran wasn't supposed to be on the table but it is now leaders forced to discuss the issues it really continues into something of a crisis and leaves the whole deal looking increasingly fragile with a french president emanuel my call said that the u.s. in the first place by pulling out one year ago has in a way caused the situation and from tehran he is in bed ravi on iran's response to the new u.s. sanctions in a strongly worded statement iran's foreign ministry condemned the latest u.s. sanctions this time targeting

office. the u.s. president all trump has praised the immigration policies of the hungary and prime minister viktor orban as he visited the white house u.s. officials say the visit is part of an effort to reengage with central european countries as china russia's influence grows across that region the former president barack obama refused to meet mr or ban during his time in office citing his poor record on human rights. it's a great honor to have with us the prime minister of hungary and victor oregon who has done a tremendous job in so many different ways highly respected respected all over europe. probably like me a little bit controversial but that's ok that's ok you've done a good job and you've kept your country safe and israeli cyber firm is being accused of developing a software program used to hack mobile phones through the whatsapp the u.k. newspaper the f.t. the financial times says the n.s.a. group's pegasus program targeted an unknown number of people using the app whatsapp compan

foreign office over its handling of his case matthew had has always denied the allegations against him and has vowed to clear his name is wife says she was told by officials in the u.k. to keep his arrest last year secret but led a public campaign to get him released the u.k. foreign office says it intervened at the right moment to get the academic home and was prepared to put britain's relationship with the on the line hedges was in solitary confinement and now suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. why did they have to intervene only when i've been given a life sentence only when the news or going public what about the months beforehand when they knew i wasn't in detention when i knew i'd be arrested but i wasn't going anywhere why did it require all those other steps to go through also sets a precedent for other british citizens now when the foreign office says you know leave a task to try to quiet diplomacy course the next time this happened someone says nigga straight to the press. international court of justice is here in qatar is case against the united arab emirates for v

diplomat neither democrat or republican, he was a foreign officer who did some of the toughest work in the middle east including ambassador to lebanon many people know him and i know he commands as much respect from republicans as he does from democrats. he writes it's been a disaster for u.s. interests, for the saudi interest and above all it's sparked the largest humanitarian catastrophe in tens of thousands of civilians killed and 14 ileana risk of starvation. it's been aat strategic one or with the exact result of the military campaign-l designed to prevent they are more sophisticated and better able to strike beyond the borders than they were at the start of the war the influence has expanded though they've waged against yemen, terrorism remains a grave threat. i could read similar pronouncements from all sorts of other middle eastern experts. there is a hegemony of opinion that the war has been a disaster not just from a humanitarian standpoint. i chose a picture in which this young starving boy's back is turned to the camera but there are plenty of others in which you would have

office live pictures from paris where emanuel is among those paying tribute to the soldiers those were your top stories. one of the most. under threat. of a. campaign. to. make. it. could hardly have. more different backgrounds their partnership might seem unlikely but it works we understand each other. there's certain things which we have in common that's what makes us what together does that do do something for the put a beep beep you have not had so much. he's also one person it's not that much of a lake meet. at the end of this hot april day jyotish is leaving the exam center. for the super 30 the burden is now lifted. later that evening and they assemble for a d. brief with an uncommon. it out. he wants to know how they think they've scored a mathematician. 60 percent matt the robot a little nuts it was clearly a very busy. night out with your family were there with a problematic. if not the hollow thought me of quite a leak a odd assata made it. bust memory limb or just sat on the front doorstep it gone have high. on law on have fallen off but he . got. the hated hated hated they

policy so posing with the uk, it will warm the cockles of the foreign offices heart. and they can stand side by side against iran and helped lead the debate across europe. jeremy hunt will be pleased. he looked statesman—like as he stands tall. there's a lot of him standing around getting his picture taken at the moment! it is a nice nap! this is the iran nuclear deal. now, iran is the iran nuclear deal. now, iran is making noises to say, let's get this sorted out, we will have to pull out as well. if they stayed for another year, they are behaving quite slowly and inconsiderately and conservatively about it. brian hook, the us with a decision to attempt to hold the world hostage. iran has stayed in the terms of the deal and say let's get this sorted. live without clause one, two and three. the article 50 process will have to be triggered, basically. and america react with, oh, frightening! what do you mean you want to leave the deal? problem is because america pulled out the iran deal, all of the other eu countries who want to be part of it still try and get that d

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foreign office highlights in detail the persecution of christians around the world in the middle east the cradle of christianity christians face extinction why is that deve politically incorrect in the west foundational religious. pressure on europe to save the iranian nuclear deal as leaders get down to talks at the summit in romania french president. stressed it would be washington to blame for. the treaty even though he believes that hollande for twenty fifteen agreement needs. from the very beginning france has been committed to the deal that was negotiated and signed the deal is no sufficient we would like to take into account iran's missile activities e.u. has released a statement saying that it strongly urge is iran to continue to implement its commitments as it has done until now it also says it rejects any ultimatums from tehran and says that it will assess iran's compliance with the deal what has already imposed fresh sanctions on tehran trump reiterated his need for a fresh deal a fair deal as he called it and his secretary of state mike pompei o said that it's iran that's

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foreign office over its handling of his case that the head has always denied the allegations against him in advance of clear his name he was pardoned following a campaign by his wife she says the foreign office urged her to keep quiet the british government says it intervened at the right moments to get the academic home hedges was in solitary confinement and all suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder talks aimed at restoring northern ireland's power sharing government have restarted in belfast that's after the new ira a dissident republican faction admitted to killing the journalist leader mckee in london derry last month and has raised fears of a return to sectarian violence is not in baghban are reports. a smile from the woman who was first minister of northern ireland until the power sharing arrangement fell apart after the first day of tentative talks involving the five major parties arlene foster said her d u p was taking part with a good heart i hope everybody is coming to this process not just the democratic unionist party i hope everybody's coming to this process with a

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s foreign office highlights in detail the persecution of christians around the world in the middle east the cradle of christianity christians face extinction why is that deve politically incorrect in the west foundational religion. welcome back this is our team international pressure is mounting on europe to save the iranian nuclear deal as leaders get down to talks at the summit in romania and french president emmanuel micron's stressed it would be washington to blame for tehran's decision to leave the treaty even though he believes that hard fought two thousand and fifteen agreement needs surgery. in the very beginning france has been committed to the deal that was negotiated and signed the deal is no sufficient we would like to take into account iran's missile activities and the e.u. has released a statement saying that it strongly urge is iran to continue to implement its commitments as it has done until now it also says it rejects any ultimatums from tehran and says that it will assess iran's compliance with the deal washington has already imposed fresh sanctions on tehran trump re

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but, actually, the foreign office has been working very hard on this. i lobbied aung san suu kyi personally, last september. and dan chugg, who is our ambassador in myanmar, who may be well—known to some of your listeners for being the ambassador who strummed his guitar on the bbc programme inside the foreign office. but, actually, he also does more serious things and i remember when i went to see aung san suu kyi, he gave me a one pager, explaining why we thought there hadn't been due process in the case of these two journalists. and aung san suu kyi is someone who has suffered a lack of due process herself in her life, as someone who has fought hard for democracy. does that make it all the more disappointing then when she hasn't stood up strongly enough or done enough to support the journalists or spoken out against the... what happened to the rohingya minority? we have to give her credit, that, on this occasion, she said she would look into the lack of due process and she has and we've ended up with this presidential pardon. obviously, we hope this

office and treasury. is this a hand that can be applied to victory? what is a win? what is the way out for the next leader of the conservative party? well, i'm really not sure. personality can make a big difference, yes, but i'm not sure it can make a big enough difference. i think, barring a general election we're headed for a no deal, i do not see any other way. we all disagree about whether no deal is a good deal about deal and that will be arguing about that in october and maybe six months after our maybe ten years. does anyone disagree with that? whoever comes next has to acknowledge the britain simply cannot cut all ties with the eu and concentrate on trade deals thousands of miles away. nobody wants to cut... barring a general election we're headed for a no deal? theresa may was put in the upper position of a she had to play along with a ridiculour deceit... and we headed for a no deal? i think it would be a seamless and fiction was transitioned to a training admin. the eu once to punish us, they w

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s foreign office highlights in detail the persecution of christians around the world in the middle east the cradle appreciate to be christians face extinction why is that deve politically incorrect in the west foundational religion. join me every first day on the alex i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i get a check of some world news now former u.s. vice president joe biden has a clear lead over socialist bernie sanders in the contest for the twenty twenty democratic presidential nomination according to latest polls it seems many in the media and the party's leadership are already throwing their weight behind the centrist front runner as they once did with hillary clinton. takes a closer look. a new poll shows that joe biden has surged ahead in the race for the democratic nomination in two thousand and twenty the poll shows that forty six percent of democrats are backing joe biden as the potential nominee with only fourteen percent backing bernie sanders and despite a lot of other polls telling a very diff