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, he worked for tony blair after— government, he worked for tony blair after tony blair left power. _ blair after tony blair left power, and it has allowed some of the _ power, and it has allowed some of the jeremy corbyn supporters to say _ of the jeremy corbyn supporters to say it — of the jeremy corbyn supporters to say it is — of the jeremy corbyn supporters to say it is a tony blair tribute _ to say it is a tony blair tribute act, but the important point — tribute act, but the important point is — tribute act, but the important point is that he is a professional, he understands communication. i think in some ways, _ communication. i think in some ways, aaron is red, he could have — ways, aaron is red, he could have done _ ways, aaron is red, he could have done better with getting his policies in order for the pandemic, but you don't need a name. — pandemic, but you don't need a name, lobby name or a bigger tv name _ name, lobby name or a bigger tv name anymore. i don't think it matters — name anymore. idon't think it matters as— name anymore. i don't think it matt

he worked for tony blair. after tony blair left power. and i think that's allowed some jeremy corbyn supporters - to say it's a tony blair tribute act. | but matthew doyle is a professional, he understands communication. - i think aaron's right, . he could've done much more with the pandemic i and getting things in order. but i don't think you really need a kind of lobby name _ or a big tv name any more. i don't think it matters as much as getting the message right i and getting that through. i i think it is about credibility. and i think he's made a big step today in making that credibility. so names banded around like kevin maguire, you don't think that's necessary? idon't think it's necessary because i think that where tony blair- was when he took alastair campbell on, in the early days, ithink- it was sort of a different sense... tony blair was seen - as an ex— prime minister. i think the jury is stilll out with keir starmer. i think there's such a long way to go. l i think we may see keir starmer needing to fight two elections . if

but the blairs did not pay it. that does not look great and it partly does not look great because most people can't do the same thing. even if what the blairs did was perfectly legal and legitimate in the business world, it feels instinctively really unfair, because they got access to an advantage, a potential advantage, that the rest of us don't have. cherie blair told us the sellers had insisted they buy the house through the offshore company. her spokesman added that they were not liable for stamp duty but will of course be liable for capital gains tax on resale. there's loads of property on the property market here, so if you want to invest in property, i mean, you just have to be really careful to do it in a way which ensures that you, of course, act legally, but you also ensure your moral responsibility. for most people when they are buying or selling their house, it is a big chunk of change and it is cash you have to pay upfront. you know, as an ordinary person with an ordinary salary, i can't buy a house or

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this is not about hiding wealth offshore, but tony blair did benefit from a loophole. 0ffshore trusts get tax relief while homeowners pay vat on insurance premiums. we will create a tax system that is fair, which is related to ability to pay. applause. on his way to power, tony blair promised tax reform but he and his wife saved money when they bought this place in central london in 2017. it cost them £6.5 million. the stamp duty on a property like this would be more than £300,000 — that is what you or i would pay if we bought this property direct from someone else, but the blairs did not pay it. that is because the property was owned by an offshore company, and the blairs bought that company rather than the property itself. no rules were broken, no stamp duty to pay. that does not look great and so, even if what the blairs did was perfectly legal, perfectly legitimate in the business world, it feels instinctively really unfair because they got access to an advantage — a potential advantage — that the rest of us don't have. cherie blair told the bbc they did not request to str

on his way to power, tony blair promised tax reform but he and his wife saved money when they bought this place in central london in 2017 — it cost them £6.5 million. stamp duty on a property like this would be more than £300,000, that is what you or i would pay if we bought this property direct from someone else, but the blairs did not pay it. that is because the property was owned by an offshore company, and the blairs bought that company rather than the property itself, no rules were broken, no stamp duty to pay. that does not look great and so, even if what the blairs did was perfectly legal and legitimate in the business world, it feels instinctively really unfair because they got access to an advantage that the rest of us don't have. cherie blair told the bbc they did not request to structure the transaction this way and that after purchase they had brought the property under uk tax and regulatory rules. a spokesman added the couple will be liable for capital gains tax on resale. richard bilton, bbc news. here are some of the other revelations in the pandora papers. investi

this is not about hiding wealth offshore, but tony blair did benefit from a loophole. 0ffshore trusts get tax relief while homeowners pay vat on insurance premiums. we will create a tax system that is fair, which is related to ability to pay. applause. on his way to power, tony blair promised tax reform but he and his wife saved money when they bought this place in central london in 2017. it cost them £6.5 million. the stamp duty on a property like this would be more than £300,000 — that is what you or i would pay if we bought this property direct from someone else, but the blairs did not pay it. that is because the property was owned by an offshore company, and the blairs bought that company rather than the property itself. no rules were broken, no stamp duty to pay. that does not look great and so, even if what the blairs did was perfectly legal, perfectly legitimate in the business world, it feels instinctively really unfair because they got access to an advantage — a potential advantage — that the rest of us don't have. cherie blair told the bbc they did not request to str

but the blairs didn't pay it. that's because the property was owned by an offshore company and the blairs bought that company rather than the property itself. no rules were broken, no stamp duty to pay. that doesn't look great, and so, even if what the blairs did - was perfectly legal, perfectly legitimate in the business world, - it feels instinctively unfair, because they got access - to an advantage, a potential advantage that the rest of us don't have. - cherie blair told the bbc they didn't request to structure the transaction this way and that, after purchase, they had brought the property under uk tax and regulatory rules. a spokesman added, the couple will be liable for capital gains tax on resale. richard bilton, bbc news. here are some of the other revelations in the pandora papers. the investigation found it la palma. the investigation found it la palma. the files also found the president of — documents show the czech prime minister who is facing an election next week failed to declare an investment c

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j managing editor, fergus hill. sheree blair. why for over alleged all criminal tony blair has been on this show. in fact, we went to the offices that i think are ownership of which is involved in the band or a papers. tell me what you found about the bless. so they bought a property in london, true in all shore company and true purchasing. true the offshore company and they were able to reduce the tax they had to pay on the property. so the question there is, when time you know, tony blair is an advocate for global equality. and the question is, why did tony blair and his wife do this? why did they do it? when they knew that it was going to reduce their taxes? they argue that they did so because they wanted to bring the property back into the u. k. tax sphere. or, you know, once again, it's 8 the, is she in secrecy or it happens to be secret? as you know, her, the blair's spokesman said we were aware the land tax is not able to respect to the purchase of shares. and that the seller requested to structure the transaction. at this

but the blairs didn't pay it. that's because the property was owned by an offshore company and the blairs bought that company rather than the property itself. no rules were broken, no stamp duty to pay. that doesn't look great, and so, even if what the blairs did was perfectly legal, perfectly legitimate in the business world, it feels instinctively unfair, because they got access to an advantage, a potential advantage that the rest of us don't have. cherie blair told the bbc they didn't request to structure the transaction this way and that, after purchase, they had brought the property under uk tax and regulatory rules. a spokesman added, the couple will be liable for capital gains tax on resale. richard bilton, bbc news. you can watch the first part of that investigation in full on the bbc iplayer now and the second part is on bbc one tomorrow night at 7:30. the prime minister has acknowledged there are problems in how the criminaljustice system handles victims of rape and sexual violence. speaking to the bbc h

the papers also show how former prime minister tony blair and his wife saved more than three—hundred thousand pounds in stamp duty when they purchased a london office, buying an offshore firm that owned the building. richard bilton reports. it is one of the world's most glamorous addresses. this it is one of the world's most glamorous addresses. this is david beckham's place — glamorous addresses. this is david beckham's place on _ glamorous addresses. this is david beckham's place on the _ glamorous addresses. this is david beckham's place on the right. - glamorous addresses. this is david l beckham's place on the right. home to the stars- — beckham's place on the right. home to the stars. that _ beckham's place on the right. home to the stars. that is _ beckham's place on the right. home to the stars. that is simon - beckham's place on the right. home to the stars. that is simon cowell'sl to the stars. that is simon cowell's lace. but to the stars. that is simon cowell's place- but even _ to the stars. that is simon cowell's place. but even the _ to the stars. that is simon cow

why did tony blair and his wife do this? why did they do it when they knew that it was gone to reduce their tax? but they argue that they did so because they wanted to bring the property back into the u. k. tax sphere. you know, once again, it's 8 the, is she in secrecy? or it happens to be secret, as you know, her, the blair's spokesman said we were aware the land tax is not able to respect to the purchase of shares, and that the seller requested to structure the transaction. and this way, i think, to re blair's people said they didn't want ownership of a opaque british virgin island company. i mean, you know, for your viewers, you, for your viewers, here's the thing. you go to work, you pay your tax, you buy a house, you're paying your tax for the global, a lease. that is not the case. it's that there's a whole parallel economy, a whole shadow economy that privileges, the wealthiest, that privilege is the politically connected and their privileges, the powerful and some of those powerful, are corrupt and will, and a lot of

they reveal the sects of world leaders from the king of jordan to vlamir putin to tony blair. before he came to power, they then labor leader attacks the -- would tax the off shore allowing -- >> pensioners pay vat on fuel. offshore trust get to actually file homeowners pay vat on insurance premiums. we will create a tax system that is fair, which is related to ability to pay. [applause] reporter: years later, in 2017, tony and sherry blair bought this townhouse in central london for 6.40 5 million pounds. but rather than by the house as you or i would, they bought the offshore company that owned it, saving more than 300,000 pounds. >> that doesn't look great. it partly doesn't look great because most people cannot do the same thing. even if what the players did was perfectly legal and legitimate in the business world, it feels instctively really unfair because they got access to an advantage of -- a potential advantage rest of us don't have. reporter: sherry blair said they did not request to structure the transaction this way and after purcse, they bought the property under

mike was just talking there about a tony blair and she re blair, who managed to avoid paying thousands of dollars worth of a property tax when they bought a multi 1000000 pounds london building by acquiring an offshore firm from the british virgin islands. now this is not illegal, but it shows the really that if you have the money and the connections, you can find a way of getting around attacks that most other britons have to pay. as a matter of course. and i think the u. k is role in all of this is very difficult on the states because the u. k has a huge number of lawyers, experts, accountants, et cetera, to a very, very knowledgeable, excuse me, about the offshore system and are only too happy to take the money off the world's wealthiest people, to allow them to hide their wealth. and that is something that the u. k has long been known for, and these pandora papers are putting, again, the spotlights on the u. k. is financial services, and it's, and it's property. and it's property sector as a way for lots of rich people around the world. to basically hiv dodgy cash. i will, this is

and david cameron and others _ and tony blair and david cameron and others and _ and tony blair and david cameron and others and just sat on a shelf gathering dust. i think we will hear a lot more — gathering dust. i think we will hear a lot more about that in the next few days — a lot more about that in the next few da s. �* , ., a lot more about that in the next few da s. �*, ., ., ., few days. let's move on from the david amess _ few days. let's move on from the david amess story _ few days. let's move on from the david amess story to... - few days. let's move on from the david amess story to... i - few days. let's move on from the | david amess story to... i think it's something we will be talking about again tomorrow, to the front of the fte, your paper sebastian, only a little power in the car but in a corner in the briefing session. sunak weighs vat cut on energy bills was up which is not the same way is sunak will cut energy bills. it is a kite flying exhibition by the treasury do you think? i kite flying exhibition by the treasury do you think? i think this is one o

. >>> also, robin's exclusive interview with selma blair, on her battle with m.s. and her hope for the future. george? >>> we go to the missing toddler in texas. marcus moore is in houston with the story. >> reporter: george, good morning. officials say t3-year-old christopher ramirez is improving and doing well in the hospital after three days of that agonizing search for him. this morning, we're learning new details about his rescue from the man who spotted him. this morning, the man who police found the missing toddler is retelling the moments leading up to that remarkable discovery. >> christopher, is that you? he speaks again. i was like, whoa, praise god. >> reporter: speaking exclusively to abc news about what many will call pure luck, tim says it was divine. he told police he had only heard about the missing boy during a bible study and went to look for him on his own. police say the landowner found christopher saturday morning in a thick wooded area five miles from the boy's home. >> i don't know what to make of it. all i know is he was found safe. when i

cherie blair told the bbc they didn't structure the purchase this way. the spokesman added the couple will be liable for tax on capital gains on the resale. the files also reveal how a prominent tory donor who supported borisjohnson's leadership campaign was involved in one of europe's biggest corruption scandals. the campaign is over and the work begins. thank you all very much. applause. a well—connected corporate lawyer, mohamed amersi has given £525,000 to the conservative party since 2018. here he is talking about corruption. corruption is a very, very heinous crime. every stolen dollar robs the poor of an equal opportunity in life. but leaked documents show mr amersi was at the centre of a corruption scandal. he worked as a consultant to a swedish telecoms company, telia, helping it to expand its business in central asia. but an internal telia report describes the activities of a consultant referred to as mr xy, who was paid more than $65 million. the payments included expenses for lavish corporate entertainment, usually between $100,000 and $20

they reveal the secrets of world leaders, from the king ofjordan to vladimir putin, to tony blair. before he came to power, the then labour leader attacked the offshore system that allowed wealthy people to to gain tax advantages unavailable to most of us. millionaires with the right accountant pay nothing, whilst pensioners pay vat on fuel. 0ffshore trusts get tax relief while homeowners pay vat on insurance premiums. we will create a tax system that is fair, which is related to ability to pay. years later, in 2017, tony and cherie blair bought this townhouse in central london for £6.45 million. but rather than buy the house as you or i would, they bought the offshore company that owned it, saving more than £300,000 in stamp duty. that doesn't look great, and it partly doesn't look great because most people cannot do the same thing, and so even if what the blairs did was perfectly legal, perfectly legitimate in the business world, it feels instinctively really unfair because they got access to an advantage — a potential advantage — that the rest of us don't have. cherie blai

reveal shady of short dealings with the was rich and powerful, including former british premier, tony blair, and sitting cheque prime minister andre babich with the united states, named as a leading tax haven by say the situation is stabilizing, no one's going to pretend his completely back to normal to which it was, but he is, is getting it that way. a while officials in the u. k, than to play the ongoing fuel crisis. they're, they've now deployed military force it's day across the country and a bid to ease the emergency. as many petrol stations remain, try especially in the southeast, with cues of angry drivers waiting for supplies, leak documents, apparently confirmed systematic. u. k. meddling in russia with large sums being channelled through the british embassy in moscow. and next, coming up, a warning you may find these pictures, disturbing. the family and friends of a young afghan footballer who had rhythmically fell from a plane while trying to flee his country, voice, their grievances, remembering one of the grimmest episode to the troop withdrawal. the entire afghan nation loved

tony blair started using extremism to describe the almost which represents a dramatic shift in the british left. because before last all the instances which are very rare and you can read all of them in one city. but all of the instances stream isn't being used in parliament, are used by the left to describe the hard left. so you will get labor and he's will say say 2, a tory empty. so say you need to watch out a press, the policies that you're asking. because in response to that, it will be arise and extremism. that's about all that. and communist is 20 century, which will result in more, less for him. and he's, and this is an interesting thing for me because what it shows is that the left wing politicians, labor politicians, did not want power. they wanted political change. and so the interesting thing now and again under kissed on glerison is this idea versus interest labor party actually moves it totally away from its roots. the light possibly was set up as an opposition party to demand change. and so if i, you know why the last talk about the struggle because they are, it's an ongoing

reveal shaday of showed dealings of the world rich and powerful, including for my british premier, tony blair and sitting cheque prime minister under bob ish with the united states, named as a leading tax age i say the situation is stabilizing and no one's going to pretend his completely back to normal. wish it was, but he is, is getting it that way. so while officials in the u. k down play the ongoing fuel crisis. they've now deployed the military forces across the country today in the bid to try to ease the ongoing emergency, as many pencils stations remain dry with cues of angry, dr is waiting for supplies, leaked documents, apparently confirm systematic u. k. meddling in russia with large sums being channelled through the british embassy in moscow, were across that and in this next headline, coming up a warning, some disturbing pictures of the family and friends of a young africa footballer who a rhythmically fell from are playing while trying to flee his country, voice, the grievances, remembering one of the grimmest episodes of the troop withdrawal. the entire afghan nation loved him. h

it is out starting october 21st, please everybody welcome selma blair! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ i love your outfit! >> selma: thank you, i was like i have to get to my audition. >> kelly: i love it. that's -- >> selma: i was like i match perfectly. i deal. it makes a difference. >> kelly: it makes you happy. i'm one of those people that loves to be surrounded by bright colors. >> selma: and you are wearing -- it looks good though. this feel like i love the color. i feel like we met in a coffee shop years ago. >> selma: i was not so memorable, because i was not winning "america idol," but you in the beginning days, coffee bean, i am with my manager and best friend, because i pay him so he can be my friend. anyway, i am lucky, but he -- we just are obsessed still, i'm so glad you made something of your life. >> kelly: you are so nice. >> selma: i ran into in the coffee bean and i was just like -- kelly clarkson, but you were there with a couple of others, maybe kat or someone with blonde hair, and i was very excited. >> kelly: this is a real thing. mo

reveals the off shore dealings of the world's rich and powerful, including former british premier, tony blair and current check prime minister andre babich with the united states, named as a leading tax haven new in the last hour or 2, denmark's energy agency giving the green lights of part of russia's gnawed stream to gas pipeline. as europe grapples with soaring fuel prices, i say the situation is stabilizing. no one's going to pretend he is completely back to normal to which it was, but it is, it's getting it that way and, and fuel had eggs of another kind elsewhere, official trying to down play in the u. k. the own going fuel crisis. they've now deployed the military forces across the country and bid to try to ease the ongoing emergency, especially in the southeast, as many petrol stations remain dry, with cues of angry drivers and leagues documents apparently confirm systematic u. k. meddling here in russia, with large sums being channeled through the british embassy in moscow. ah . oh, his pin 7 in the evening. moscow time. hello, welcome to the program. is kevin, i with your doubts int

k prime minister, tony blair and his wife, who saved around $422000.00 by using an offshore company to purchase an almost $9000000.00 office in london's marrow bone area. according to the guardian newspaper, there was nothing illegal about the deal, but a quote highlights a loophole that is enabled, wealthy property owners not to pay a tax that is commonplace for ordinary britons. one of the most troubling revelations for the u. s. is the role of south dakota, nevada, and other states that have adopted financial secrecy laws that rifle those of offshore jurisdictions. a former vice president of dominican republic, finalized several trusts in south dakota to store his personal wealth. and shares of one of the country's largest sugar producers, according to the washington post you, especially the only thing that catches the eye in the pandora papers is a demonstration of which country is the world's largest offshore, an tax lacuna. this of course, is the united states. the paper is also revealed that the international consortium of investigative journalists embarked on a treasure hunt fo

reveal shaday of show dealings of the world rich and powerful, including former british premier, tony blair and sitting check prime minister andre babich with the united states named as a leading tax haven, a report coming up. i say the situation is stabilizing. no one's going to pretend his complete lead back to normal. i wish it was, but he is getting it that way. while officials in the u. k. play the ongoing petrol crisis. they're now deploying military forces across the country and the pin to try to ease the emergency as many fuel stations remain dry, with cues of angry drivers waiting for supplies, still leak documents. this is new and apparently confirming systematic a u. k. meddling in russia with large sums being channelled through the british embassy here in moscow. a morning you may find the footage disturbing, coming up next and be family and friends of a young fort, paula, who her ruefully fell from a plane, was trying to flee as country voice, their grievances, remembering one of the grimace episodes of the true withdrawal. the entire afghan nation love to he was our hero. no o

i think tony blair's career will suffer. i mean, it's pretty amazing. a tony blair was, i was entering into a, an off the books deal was a, a billionaire from i think it was the, the, you a, i believe i'm quite sure. and i think that other is, are similarly in dallas, and barris zelinski, the anti corruption president of the ukraine, turns out to have availed himself of the same facilities. the british royal family apparently has as well. so i think these are these revelations, while the piece will really stay, these revelations were really hurt as they should of course. but in terms of breaking the cycle, given a more than 30 trillion dollars, it's all to be hidden in taxation around the world when some of the people who are there to be able to make those decisions to protect that tanks. income are involved in some of that. it's something that and is it? well, no, i mean joe biden is a joe biden himself is deeply involved in these practices. i mean that, you know, these, these practices propel job biden's career the, the, the, the corporations which de

by the way, they're all moms so dena got her two twins into college this past year and blair has got two babies at home and emily is the mom of -- is the single mom of a teenage girl and they took their time to work with these women and these moms and really give advice to people who have been forgotten about. the financial industry doesn't care about these people, but we care and there's so much of an obsession with scale these days. everything is about how many users, millions, billions, trillions. this was something that we deliberately kept small. one advisor to three moms. and i think because we did it that way, we've been able to have such a huge impact in these women's lives, their children, and it honestly chokes me up just thinking about what these ladies within my firm were able to do for these people and i want to do it again. i just -- i love seeing the outcomes so much >> again, big shout. >> josh, they want you to do it again. they want you to do it again, josh these mothers said when are we going to get to do it again. the advisers at your firm have opened their doors

reveals the offshore dealings of the world's rich and powerful, including former british premier, tony blair and current check prime minister andre babich with the united states named as a leading tax haven. and marks energy agency gives the green light to part of russia's north string to gas pipeline. as europe grapples with soaring fuel prices, i say the situation is stabilizing. no one's going to pretend this is completely back to normal. wish it was, but it is, is it's getting it that way. or british officials down play their own ongoing fuel crisis. they've now deployed military forces across the country. as petrol stations remain dried you to panic, buying with cues of angry drivers, waiting to philip and league documents apparently confirmed a systematic u. k. meddling in russia with large sums being channelled through the british embassy in moscow. ah. hello. good to have you with us. just turn tenant evening on monday, here in moscow. my name is colleen bray with the world news this our something we're going to come to in a bit more detail a little bit later on in its program. you p

and former british prime minister tony blair, is shown to have saved hundreds of thousands of pounds and property tax through a stamp duty loophole will get reaction out of europe with rory challenge in a moment at 1st that speak to mike hayes live for us in washington. d c. and so mike, that start with those revelations concerning the monarch of jordan. how embarrassing is that likely to prove? o king abdullah is one of some $35.00 heads of state around the world that are mentioned in the pandora papers. the papers alleged that he established a number of shell companies registered only to him not to jordan, and not to his family, which bought a huge amount of property in various parts of the world in the united kingdom. in the united states, even here in washington dc where he is reported to have poured 3 condominiums overlooking the potomac river. this does have a ramification, obviously for his public image. though his lawyers insist that there was no wrong doing involved. they have sent a letter to the drafters of the icy i j report, pointing out that the king is not liable for t

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those featured include the king ofjordan and the former track prime minister tony blair. borisjohnson will and as all of britain with my electricity will come from renewable sources by 2035. the metro reports that a serving metropolitan police officer has been charged with rape. and the daily mail carries an investigation which reveals nearly 1000 police officers have been probed for posting offensive social media content. 0k, let ok, let us begin our look for the papers. tony and caroline, hello again to both of you, nice to see you buy. were going to start of the front page of the mail. caroline, could you keep us off, please? the police and social media sickness is the headline.— police and social media sickness is the headline. this is such bad news for the police. _ the headline. this is such bad news for the police, isn't _ the headline. this is such bad news for the police, isn't it? _ the headline. this is such bad news for the police, isn't it? in _ the headline. this is such bad news for the police, isn't it? in the - for the police, isn't it? in the light of

prime minister, tony blair, and of course, vladimir putin as well. haidi: some really interesting accounts to note. as you say, almost 12 million financial accounts and records being accessed by this report. really, we are talking about $100 million being spent on property, talking about people who became billionaires after relationships with other high-profile entities. really fascinating reading but i thought it was interesting that there was one former fbi agent who said these offshore accounts really should be the concern of everyone in the way that money is being moved around and in the way that some of these transactions can really be major drains when it comes to even things like a nation's and reserves, talking about the huge amount of wealth being associated with some leaders of developing nations, for example. shery: we will definitely see more insight into these accounts in the coming days as we continue to see these articles about the details of these offshore accounts. plenty more to come on "daybreak australia." this is bloomberg. ♪ >

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