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another big woman in your life was margaret thatcher of course? yes. and you still think of her with affection because you often argued with her, i think? oh yes, like mad. but that was my value to her and she realised it and i realised it. and we were really good friends. but if i didn't agree with her about something, i said so. and that was very good for her. it gave her a chance to know what the opposition might say to her. important in politics not to have all the yes men and women around you who... absolutely. what about the issue of women in politics? because a lot has changed in your lifetime. since nancy astor. and a lot has changed since you were in the lords, which was 1980. how should women deal with men who are interested in them physically? because it is a big issue today, a lot of women are very angry about it, how should women react, slap them in the face go to the newspaper, how they react? to the newspaper, how do they react? i think you curse them and it's quite possible to slap their face. if you can possibly get away, go. one of th

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said in his battle with margaret thatcher that we would instead be importing coal and backing the neo colonialists. cation of a u.s. backed nation in that in america we ask why thirty three years later indigenous leaders and activists have come to the u.k. to fight bus. peace. we enter the strange world of david for the greater internet sensation solid figures to talk about fake news dog political science and using cartoons to combat the mainstream media echo chamber all the support coming up a day joe but first today is the day the oil services company forever linked to the iraq war that killed wounded or displaced tens of millions of civilians reports results on the new york stock exchange the company referenced by the president leader of britain's labor party when alleged war criminal tony blair was in power the american led ministration is now proposing the privatization of resources it's handing out contracts to bechtel and halliburton all companies that supported george bush's election campaigning well one division of the infamous halliburton company whose c.e.o. was dick cheney

under margaret thatcher there was a transition away from public housing and government assisted government underwritten public housing and they sold off all the council estates. people bought into the units across the country and they became the land owning the new land owning neoliberal gentrification under the current government in the u.k. it's another socialist. government underwriting property but not for the poor people they do it for the rich people. the french president's visit to the territory of french guyana in south america has been met by violent protests five people rested two police officers were injured as clashes broke out with groups against a month trip. there where. the demonstrations against mccrone came after he said he would not be giving additional funding to the impoverished region explaining he was not father christmas on twitter and some french politicians were far from impressed by the president's comment there we spoke to the editor in chief of the people magazine about macross latest. is very sure of himself in a bit of good to eat showed it recently we are sa

is this a shift in a way from the days of margaret thatcher when we heard about the dream of the right to buy, home ownership, that was the central concern. is this a movement away from that? since theresa may became prime minister, i think we have seen a move away from that complete focus on home ownership that was under cameron and george osborne. inn their regime. they regarded social housing, one was quoted as saying why would you want to build social homes? itjust why would you want to build social homes? it just breeds why would you want to build social homes? itjust breeds labour voters. very few social homes were completed under the cameron government. we have seen a recognition when gavin bawwell was housing minister. housing of all tenures would be wanted. but yes, i think we are seeing a shift and that shift, i think, has been further emphasised by grenfell. i think that both sajid javid and alex sharma, and the prime minister herself, were deeply, deeply affected by having been to g re nfell tower deeply affected by having been to grenfell tower and in her speech today the

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under margaret thatcher there was a transition away from public housing and government assisted government underwritten public housing and they sold off all the council estates as they're known people bought into the units across the country and they became the land owning the new land owning neoliberal gentrification under the current government in the u.k. it's another socialist scheme of government underwriting property but not for the poor people they do it for the rich get. rich. they. give me no it's the sun i'm d. not to run. by. yeah used in the school for. the most part the a lot of them off of. our studio militia. little denim although it is beefy dovish got some of the beat but i mean. look. get delivered. was. not. accurate. spain's prime minister urges the senate to suspend catalonia autonomy and dismiss its leader this is thousands demonstrate for independence in barcelona and at the same time in the capital on parliament and pisa preparing to vote on independence. bans r.t. from advertising citing alleged russian meddling in the us election despite the fact the social networ

under margaret thatcher there was a transition away from public housing and government assisted government underwritten public housing and they sold off all the council estates as they're known people bought into the units across the country and they became the land owning the new land owning neoliberal gentrification under the current government in the u.k. it's another socialist scheme of government underwriting property but not for the poor people they do it for the rich people. how does it feel to be a share of the greatest job in the world it's as close to being a king as any job there is what business model helps to run a prison now we do or don't like is there nobody you visitation i don't no one comes anymore we don't have to search them anymore it's called to do this when they want to do that knowing they don't give a damn if you do the chores or not there are actually paying us to put it back into the good the louisiana incarceration rate is twice as high as the us same breach what she could is behind such success. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the. the big

thatcher and iain duncan smith. can theresa may be confident because the rebellion so—called of grant shapps and others has petered out, that she is safe? for now. that is the key. she is safe for the meantime that those mps, some of them, we do not know how many, with grant shapps in the last few days, remain frustrated and will do is time goes on. it will not take much for the frustration to bubble up and blow the lid of the simmering discontent among mps who cannot forgive theresa may for calling a snap election and losing the parliamentary majority as a result. and keeping a lid on it is the brexit negotiations and a fear they could be disrupted seriously if there is a change of leadership. also the fear of a general election that might happen as a result. also, the lack of consensus around who should take on the leadership, if theresa may goes. we are talking about two names, ruth davidson and borisjohnson. we will leave that as it is. going back to your point, they are names people talk about is possible con

thatcher's governments of the 1980s. lady trumpington, a great character in the lords. and that's it for this programme. mandy baker will be here for the rest of the week. but for now, from me, it's goodbye. hello there. if you are a fan of the mild air both by day and night you will be glad with this week because we will have south—westerly wind. that is going to feed in a lot of moisture. and we get a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain at times. today it is looking rather cloudy. there will be further rain across central and northern parts. wet weather will push into many western areas as we start this morning. across the south—west it is generally dry. low cloud, mist and south—west it is generally dry. low cloud, mistand murk south—west it is generally dry. low cloud, mist and murk and very cloudy here to begin the day. further north it will be quite wet and a poor morning commute into work. the rain clearing northern ireland and it will be quite a wet start across much of scotland. quite breezy across the so

under margaret thatcher there was a transition away from public housing and government assisted government underwritten public housing and they sold off all the council estates. people bought into the units across the country and they became the land owning land owning neoliberal gentrification under the current government in the u.k. it's another socialist. government underwriting property but not for the poor people they do it for the rest. of the program two explosions have struck. at least eighteen people were killed and thought he would suicide car bombing just minutes off the. popular with. according to police a suicide vest was also the. area of the islamic extremist group al-shabaab says it's behind the attacks at the moment or so. these are exchanging fire with gunmen from the group who stormed the nearby hotel this comes just two weeks off of the deadliest explosion in the country's history killed more than three hundred fifty people. over to the u.k. around britain the plucks found buildings often represent a place of historic interest but now some are pinpointing locations wher

under margaret thatcher there was a transition away from public housing and government assisted government underwritten public housing and they sold off all the council estates. people bought into the units across the country and they became the land owning the new land owning neoliberal gentrification under the current government in the u.k. it's another socialist. government underwriting property but not for the poor people they do it for the rich people. around britain. buildings too often represent a place of historic interest but now some pinpointing locations to where shady undercover policing has taken place the project was launched as a london bookshop by a group of campaigners. much. they say they are opposed to police surveillance because of reported cases of abuse carried out by officers working undercover they want complaints to be fully investigated and for victims to receive support they're also encouraging people to come forward if they have been affected by britain's spy cope's operated officially between one nine hundred fifty nine and two thousand and eight officers infil

under margaret thatcher there was a transition away from public housing and government assisted government underwritten public housing and they sold off all the council estates as they're known people bought into the units across the country and they became the land owning the new land owning neoliberal gentrification under the current government in the u.k. it's another socialist scheme of government underwriting property but not for the poor people they do it for the rich people. hello welcome you're watching for news here in r.t. because we've got breaking news it's been in the story day for catalonia the region's parliament has voted in favor of declaring independence from the results of the secret ballot released last hour we go live now to our correspondent in the qur'an capital barcelona. is is there for us good afternoon to charlotte just talk us through them the reaction on the streets of barcelona after news of the vote came out. incredible reaction andy i have never seen anything quite like it to see if people the estimates from the national guard here in boston and it suggest t

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thatcher and iain duncan smith. can theresa may be confident that because the so—called rebellion of craft shops —— of grant shapps and others has heated out, she is safe with now. she is safe for the meantime. but those mps, we do not know how many, who were with grant shapps in the last few days, remain frustrated and will do as time goes on and it will not take much for the frustration to bob up and blow the lid of this discontent from mps who cannot forgive theresa may for calling a snap election losing the parliamentary majority. also keeping a lid on it is brexit negotiations and afear a lid on it is brexit negotiations and a fear they can be disrupted seriously if there is a change of leadership and the fear of a general election that might happen as a result, not necessarily, but who knows? and the lack of consensus about who should take on the leadership if theresa may goes. we are talking about two names, ruth davidson and boris johnson. are talking about two names, ruth davidson and borisjohnson. we

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under margaret thatcher there was a transition away from public housing and government assisted government underwritten public housing and they sold off all the council estates as there are now people bought into the units across the country and they became the land owning the new land owning neoliberal gentrification under the current government in the u.k. it's another socialist scheme of government underwriting property but not for the poor people they do it for the rich people. welcome back to zogby nothing but concerns british campaign is more right now then something called universal credit it's being rolled out by minority government to raise may according to labor leader cool been paul images voted against it the house vote. two hundred and ninety nine zero. to pull the road out of universal credit will the prime minister respect the will of the house the prime minister replied like the question can send cat food for at a five night at ten and full house of five people are satisfied very satisfied with the service. will have more on universal credit on monday's show but corbin was

as a matter-of-fact margaret thatcher thatcher said about ronald reagan, the end of the cold war without firing a shot, that's precisely what he did by using a very sophisticated multifaceted reagan doctrine, which included psychological warfare, economic warfare, persuading people not to buy, for example, soviet oil and gas, beginning with an arms race and this thing called defense initiative which made the russians realize that they could not win an arms race. and that led to mr. gorbachev, mikhail gorbachev, who is certainly one of the important players in this time said okay, let's sit down and talk about how we can negotiate and in to the cold war. not on the battlefield but at the bargaining table. >> host: how close did become due actual hot war during this time? >> guest: it's true, there was one time, the so-called human missile crisis of late fall of 1962. mr. khrushchev had at various offensive missiles, not defensive but offenses missiles put in place in cuba 90 miles away. some of these missiles had a radius of 1000 or even 1500 miles they could get washington d.c., new york

under margaret thatcher there was a transition away from public housing and government assisted government underwritten public housing and they sold off all the council estates as there are now people bought into the units across the country and they became the land owning the new land owning neoliberal gentrification under the current government in the u.k. it's another socialist scheme of government underwriting property but not for the poor people they do it for the rich people. the perils of the web the internet is long at a sinister side which few of us thankfully ever experience that is now and again but which should be a concern to anyone who gets online is called the web. this is just. as we all know securing information held online is an endless ongoing battle as him to get tougher and tougher cyber crimes rocketed in recent years it's thought the cost of countering it could double in fact over the next five years to cyber security expert barry spielman explain to us some of the dangers lurking out there on the dark web. the dark web has become a place where a lot of very bad thin

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thatcher the the media has really become like it's becoming like something now it even since two thousand and nine eleven even worse it's becoming like the spearhead of the war machine the big lines of spirit out by mainstream press in the west whether it's somebody is killing their own people whether it's a sarin gas attack the spose to be from one side but actually it's not it's from another side or perhaps it's actually just a confected video which has been made up with millions of pounds that the pentagon has been spending giving the money to bill posse i mean we just don't know nowadays what to believe and this is echoes very very strongly to me of the beginning of the second world war in one nine hundred thirty nine the excuse that the nazis had for invading poland was this thing called the gleiwitz incident where what they've done is they've got a lot of polish people and they dress them up in polish i think there were concentration camp victims within germany anyway but well it is a dress them up in polish uniforms and gave them lethal injections many of them and then just photogr

thatcher's governments of the 1980s. she made a final appearance in the lords in order to take her oath. i swear to almighty god that i will give true and faithful allegiance to her majesty the queen and the government. amen. a minority government cutting deals with northern irish mps to survive? sounds familiar? i'm talking about the late 19705 of course, and the challenges faced byjim callaghan's labour administration. when playwright james graham was researching his drama about that era — this house — he watched bbc pa rliament‘s coverage of the wheeling and dealing at westminster. so we asked him whether the current political situation might inspire a future play. claire gould reports. the british people have spoken and the answer is, we are out. bell tolls. and what we are saying is that conservatives are the largest party. no, they don't have an overall majority at this stage. but what about the challenges facing the current conservative government? could they inspire a future drama? it has the most extraordi

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thatcher was shutting down the mines in the north of england columbia's coal output increased from four to sixty five point six million tonnes and only twenty five years. old says about how her community in the second poorest region of colombia was allegedly being threatened by haunt coal mines. the company said. has the largest open pit mine and latin america which has displaced several communities where you communities after descending communities encompassing our communities they extract thirty two million tonnes of coal which goes to various countries and various places the merger of the of that goes to europe the communities are fragmented as they have been only partially resettled for example which had two hundred thirty families of which only twenty three have been resettled the rest of the population is now in different places in different cities and even outside of the country according to the latest studies done by the colombian government out of thirty two the partment that make up. is the second poorest this is very worrying because they say that development brings progress

under margaret thatcher there was a transition away from public housing and government assisted government underwritten public housing and they sold off all the council estates. people bought into the units across the country and they became the land owning the new land owning neoliberal gentrification under the current government in the u.k. it's another socialist scheme of government underwriting property but not for the poor people they do it for the rich people. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us in the long. the only show i go out of my way to. really packed a punch. is the john oliver of r t america's. we are apparently better than. the c. people you've never heard of. jack tonight president of the world bank. because we're going to. send us an e-mail. blocking our ad to kansas in the latest attack on russian media. come up today a big day for council over near the spanish senate set to vote on whether or not we trade will take back to the region as the president rules out a snap election himself. and the multibillion dollar cyber security industry could be

of1979, the election margaret thatcher changed everything. i wonder what lessons janet took from being in the u.k. during that time. one for the q&a, perhaps, or maybe even dinner party conversation. as chair of the federal reserve, she has been a beacon of stability and model of authority. we could not have a more esteemed or qualified speaker tonight. that is enough from me. i am going to pass it onto tom oakley as i finish. thank you again for coming. please enjoy this evening. thank you. [applause] tom: thank you again for coming. you have read little history of the national economist club. our claim to fame is ben stein, who was in the famous movie "ferris bueller's day off." this is how i index everyone according to their age, whether they have seen that movie and the famous scene. claim to the national commons club. i want to take the opportunity to thank some of the officers who have made this club possible. we are primarily a volunteer organization, and we put on programs typically 40 out of 52 weeks a year at this great place where