able to make yesterday. we have a very strong team, and at a shadow cabinet meeting this morning, there was a real buzz about this new team. it was a bit off to begin to be shuffled when she is in the middle of a keynote speech over a keynote speech overseas, completely over shattered her efforts yesterday. we shattered her efforts yesterday. - speak very, very regularly and i spoke to her yesterday morning. it s very important that we carried out this reshuffle. i think, you know, everybody now looking at that reshuffle is saying that is the right team, that is a strong team, effective communicators, people very goodin effective communicators, people very good in their brief, so we can now face an election and persuade the country that we are a government in waiting. a co founder of the neo nazi terror group national action has been convicted of remaining a member after it was banned. ben raymond from swindon, was convicted of staying in the organisation after it was banned in decembe
of transforming it into the digital age, dragging it almost into this age away from an era when people had false moustaches and beards to get in the countries to a way in which now, they re going to have to somehow evade biometric data and facial recognition in order to do theirjob of gathering secret intelligence to try and keep britain safer. it s quite a challenge. false moustache is? right. a co founder of the neo nazi terror group national action has been convicted of remaining a member after it was banned. ben raymond, from swindon, was convicted of staying in the organisation after it was banned in december 2016. a jury at bristol crown court also found him guilty of two charges of possessing information useful to a terrorist. he is the 17th person convicted of national action membership. chief superintendent kenny bell is from west midlands police. we ve done an immense investigation, and at the moment now, 16 other people have been brought tojustice as being members of that pr
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people. he won a rather dramatic and sweeping victory and he didn t lose. you know, i mean, enough women i was watching this gender gap all through the entire general election and white women, i think older white women over 45 really did turn out for him. there was something about her. and i brought up joe biden earlier, john kerry did this before. there are there were other people who had probably considered making this run and the commentary all along had been that she might have been the only person to lose to him and he might have been the only person to lose to her. and that was sort of of the that s kind of the snide things that pundants say that make people hate us as much as they do, but it turned out to be the case with him. that she had enough vul ner bills. she becomes the 17th person that he s successfully branded. he started with low ended jeb
a lot of attention has also been paid to whether the president will have enough support from his own party. so it was big news when democratic senator chuck schumer, remember the leadership, came out against the deal. some say schumer only declared his opposition once he was confident the deal would have the votes to pass. those keeping tabs on the momentum. today another senator made his intentions known. someone you may not be as familiar with. for brian schatz of hawaii announced he is supporting the iran deal, becoming the 17th person to vote in fave of the deal. congress will vote if september after it returns from august recess. ultimately since it will take on override to kill the deal, only 34 democratic senators are needed to support the deal to ensure it s survival. so every single vote of support in the senate really counts equally to every other, in that sense the reporter senator schatz is as bag get for the white house as schumer was a