this is the facts in which mark allen head of britain's m i 6. under safe arrival in tripoli and says this is the least we could do for you in the very same. also writes about the preparations. visit to libya and suggests to me 2 minutes 10. i don't know why the english fascinated by tens he writes the plain fact is that the journalist would love it and that's exactly how it happened. the man. had managed to get accepted into the international community. giving it. i think it's pretty clear that it was under the table part of the deal that was made in 2003 in 2004 to sort of bring gadhafi back in from the called if you're. welcome him into the community of nations get the oil flowing again. but there was a you know until now there is this part of this deal where he. can you deliver made these very very. sure no problem. but. they say that when they have. an intelligence. there from official. saudi claim that the british and americans knowingly delivered them into torture or worse they show us the courtyard and i was still in prison where the bigg

those being named in the civil suit objects to all the foreign secretary under tony blair mark allen former head of m i 6 his counterterrorism unit as well as branches of the government and security services these what individuals who were tortured and treated unjustly in some cases for several years and they want to they want to know who has sanctioned how high up did this. we have a range for our. stay in tripoli to coincide with that of the lawyers who are prosecuting the cases. legal director of the human rights n.g.o.s reprieve and they are getting ready to meet for the last time before preliminary hearings start in the u.k. . says he's bringing his case not to get financial compensation but to expose british hypocrisy everything. to cuba. instead of the world. back in the ninety's both britain and the. as the enemy accusations of the bombing of a plane over lockerbie and other acts of terror had made the dictator an international pariah and his opponents were welcomed in the u.k. but with the rise of al qaeda the situation changed and the regrouped in afghanistan although the r

mark allen did not reply to our correspondence on behalf of the government the u.k. foreign office said we are committed to ensuring that serious allegations about alleged u.k. involvement in mistreatment and rendition of detainees by other countries are examined carefully they added that the government has been clear that it stands firmly against torture and cruel inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment we do not condone it nor do we ask others to do it on alcohol. that was libya renditions from the people in power series back in 2013 and i'm pleased to say we're joined here in the studio now by the report on that investigation giuliana roof it's nice to see you julie on the documents i want to ask you about those you know when you find the exchanges between get off these spy chief and the british government. and i don't know if you're going to give away any secrets here but how do you come across that sort of stuff how do you. from. there were passed around and let me just say there were pasta vow and it was really extraordinary about reading for you those do

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this is the facts in which mark allen head of britain's m i 6. under safe arrival in tripoli and says this is the least we could do for you in the very same. also writes about the preparations. visit to libya and suggests to me 2 minutes 10. i don't know why the english fascinated by tense the plain fact is that the journalist would love it and that's exactly how it happened. the man. had managed to get accepted into the international community. giving it to. the team which. i think it's pretty clear that it was under the table part of the deal that was made in 2003 in 2004 to sort of bring back in from the called if you well welcome him into the community of nations get the oil flowing again. but there was a you know until now there is this part of this deal where he. can you deliver made these very very. sure no problem. but. they say that when they have. an intelligence.

mark allen and world champion judd trump meet in the other semi—final. the top two in the premier league face off against each other on sunday — liverpool hosting manchester city at anfield. already, tensions have been building with merseyside police warning fans not to respond to a call on social media for liverpool fans to give the same "welcome" to the city bus as they did in 2018 when missiles were thrown. patrick gearey looks ahead to sunday's match. liverpool will be hurt. still a very long season ahead. the title race has barely reached the first bend and yet this feels like a crucialjunction. liverpool arrive at it ahead, six points north of manchester city, the team they chased to the last day of last season. separated by only one point. after such a relentless race, managerial trash talk would seem hollow, instead warm words replace mind games. i could not respect him more. he is the best manager in the world. wherever he was, he had a proper impact on the team. you can see when he is not there any more, the football looks different. when he

he brought up, for example, the death of master sergeant mark allen who has died of his injuries sustained while looking for bergdahl, right? and he talked about the commutation of that sentence and said where is the fairness in this? where is the respect for the decisions being made on this? brian: i think the former secretary of navy is missing he should follow orders, too. this is the commander-in-chief's decision. so do it. there was a way to do this behind the scenes when he walked behind the back of the secretary of defense. he had no choice. did he dismiss he didn't keep esper in the loop. he thought esper knew what he was doing. he said esper, the secretary of defense was out of town. is he gone. they are moving on. they will be looking at the other two that were exonerated and the other branch of government. there is going to be another crisis of leadership there i the president circumvented the process. he has a right to look at these guys in this case and find out if he feels as though overcharged or charged wrongly. and he made his decision. steve he did, indeed. in the meantim

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through our you can feel the fee on this bill frist woody allen called the ability to put the helmet on the. what i think is this is the fans that is a constant. him go. through. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the street. what happens to her family daughters in florida law the mother daughter is buried in a cemetery meaning messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pin this on than him and what happens in court b b b b. shot after shot smar officer we feel. we don't know she'll share this frugal. end of this trial unfortunately you. will still not know. i'm after times are we going underground as a british armed israel bombs besieged gaza and the syrian capital of damascus while facing the prospect of a 3rd election in a year o

out so hard not to think i know how to describe this movement the 1 o'clock hour and i don't miss the mark and if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights his way. through and you can call the film without it is worthless woody allen you have a whole given at the moment on the. what i think is this is the fans that is what comes to mind. a week ago after all that's transpired recently between president trump and turkish president air to one we wondered would their scheduled white house meeting actually happened look you guessed right it's r t contributor longtime pentagon oficial and keen observer of geo political arm wrestling michael maloof michael the meeting sure did happen with a number of senators president reportedly it got lively and we're told the turkish president returned that very unpresidential letter to president trump makes a statement doesn't oh yeah it does. it's as though he's saying someone signed your name to this crazy letter i'm getting that i just wanted you to see it authenticated but contrary to popular rumor which i attributed to fake n

he heard a loud noise and saw the pile say they this marks san jose's 46th fatal crash and 48 victim this year. >> would you get a lot of collisions in the area a lot of traffic is a problem that we have in that area. somatic cell is a police department is still looking for the driver of that honda and he is described as a man in his 40s, wearing a red jersey. his whereabouts or any information on the crash last night with san jose police department a call. >>> mount washington with the impeachment hearings are underway again on capitol hill. i laura reports the man described as the most anticipated witness so far as testifying this morning for the house intelligence committee. >> was there a quid pro quo? i with regard to the requested white house call, the answer is yes. >> out of the gates, the president's ambassador to the eu testifying a white house invite for ukraine's newly elected president depended upon the country's government publicly announcing investigations into the president's political rival. adding, he never knew for sure why military aid had been frozen. >> is kind

the floor you can feel the 50 found is worthless woody allen the whole movie about a lot of the. what i think is this is the fund that is a constant. and welcome back australia's 2nd largest bank is saying sorry about the money laundering seriously the board of west bank is apologized for 23000000 breaches of money laundering laws but continue to stand by management the board met to discuss allegations by all strikes that the bank ignored red flags for years including payments between known child exploiters the bank's chairman lindsay mexted said that the bank will hire independent experts to overhaul its in time money laundering systems might be a good idea but there's also started with discussions with community groups they say about how to fight child exploitation the scandal triggered calls for resignation of top executives including the bank c.e.o. but so far no one has actually been forced out. when you're so high up and get knocked down it's a long way to fall and that's what's happening over we were where every single day there's another crisis we work is now layoff $2400

martyn allen is technical director at the charity. what did you find? we tested 15 everyday electrical items and 14 of those failed basic safety tests. some of those were on marking issues but others were really concerning, issues of electric shock to anyone using them or items that could cause a fire. if we are going to be savvy shoppers, what can we do to make sure we buy things that are safe and regulated properly? always buy from a reputable retailer, whether it's in the high street or an online equivalent. that is the best thing to do. if you shop online you've got to do. if you shop online you've got to look for things like price, if it's too cheap it's likely not to be the item you're expecting. look for markings, look for the contact details, if it's got a po box or no details, if it's got a po box or no details you should be really concerned. i would suggest you don't buy it. the best ways to buy from reputable retailer. if consumers see something being sold on amazon in its marketplace, they will potentially assume this has already been taking

i'm natalie allen in atlanta, georgia. and "cnn newsroom" starts right now. thank you again for joining us. we begin with germany pausing to mark a milestone in its history. 30 years ago cracks in the soviet union led to the toppling of the berlin wall. the moment is remembered as the symbolic end of the cold war. more live video for you here. multiple european leaders and as well as young people are on hand for what is turning out to be a low kiey commemorations. church service and lighting of candles are also part of the day's events. fred pleitgen is covering it for us. we joins us live from berlin by the littgtittle slice of the wa that is still left. let's begin by reflecting back how difficult it was to bring down this wall. it was a lot of chipping away there for a while. >> reporter: it certainly was. and i think one of the things, natalie, that was very surprising in those days in 1989, i do remember that very well, that there were these demonstrations that were taking place all over eastern germany and also here in berlin. and they kept growing. and

mark cranfield joining us from singapore now. one event that seems to have caught investors eyes, president trump met with jay powell at the white house. it was a cordial visit. have the markets reacted to this very much? reallyhe message is not one for today necessarily, but it helps to set a framework for what we can expect in the weeks and months ahead as the presidential 2020 campaign really gets fired up. i think it is reassuring for the president that jerome powell and the fed are not going to take the traditionally very neutral stance you would expect from a central bank during the presidential campaign. as part of the reason why we had those 75 basis points of cuts, the fed will go into a pause and it could be a very long pause as well. the fed will be happy to keep rates on hold and to keep out of the politics as much as they can. the implications for the u.s. dollar are at the margin relatively negative because the situation would be with the fed keeping out of it, keeping a neutral stance, keeping the ammunition ready

. >> one last thing allen, the thing concerning you most because this is interesting. the whole consignment trend that we see with the likes of a posh mark pan the real real plp do you think this could be a threat to the retail business at large in. >> i think it's a -- it's going to be a small business. >> okay. >> i think if people say that they don't want to buy new clothes because it's bad for the environment that may be a difference but i think people still want to buy new clothes. but there is not a lot new out there you think you need to add to your assortment. >> it's the merchandise fault at this point not can exciting enough. >> it's also -- it's more the people's fault because it's the managers who have to make the changes and the creators have to come up with interesting ideas. >> allen great to speak with you. thanks or your time. >> nice to be with you. >> allen questrom joining from us dallas tonight. always good to get the insights. what do you think of his retail basket. >> i like it and first of all it's hard to argue with taggart and wal-mart. who ne