to dateline london. how much, if anything, should britain pay to leave the european union? how bad is the military situation facing the group calling itself islamic state? and is wikileaks a good or a bad thing? my guests today are greg katz of associated press. abdel bari atwan who is a writer and commentator on arab affairs. maria margaronis of the nation. and david aaronovitch of the times. very good to see you. when britain leaves the eu, we should be faced with a stiff bill for the divorce. or the alternative metaphor is that it is like leaving a golf club we stop paying when we stop playing. which is it? and how much is the chancellor of the exchequer trying to save money to pay for what he knows will be an expensive few years ahead? what should we pay? what is the tariff for leaving? does anybody have any idea? no. since we think she will do the triggering on tuesday, and therefore the big discussions, it seems likely. there are things that have to be done before tha
frost possible but hopefully a good deal of dry, sunny weather for tomorrow. it be a lovely day for many of us and in the sunshine it will feel quite warm. top temperatures in the south east 16 celsius. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. the brexit secretary tells mps to ditch changes to the bill, which will allow the government to start the formal brexit process. the diplomatic row deepens between the netherlands and turkey, as dutch riot police use water cannon to break up a large protest outside the turkish consulate in rotterdam. and joni sledge, one of the sisters from the 70s disco group sister sledge, has died at the age of 60. now on bbc news it s time for dateline london with gavin esler. hello and welcome to dateline london. how much, if anything, should britain pay to leave the european union? how bad is the military situation facing the group calling itself islamic state? and is wikileaks a good or a bad thing? my guests today are greg katz of associated pres
to dateline london. how much, if anything, should britain pay to leave the european union? how bad is the military situation facing the group calling itself islamic state? and is wikileaks a good or a bad thing? my guests today are greg katz of associated press. abdel bari atwan who is a writer and commentator on arab affairs. maria margaronis of the nation. and david aaronovitch of the times. very good to see you. when britain leaves the eu, we should be faced with a stiff bill for the divorce. or the alternative metaphor is that it is like leaving a golf club we stop paying when we stop playing. which is it? and how much is the chancellor of the exchequer trying to save money to pay for what he knows will be an expensive few years ahead? what should we pay? what is the tariff for leaving? does anybody have any idea? no. since we think she will do the triggering on tuesday, and therefore the big discussions, it seems likely. there are things that have to be done before tha
eric: journalism or data dumping? more criticism this morning and concern over the potential damage from the wikileaks revelation. the secret and sensitive military documents from afghanistan, that website has made public. liz trotta, author and journalist and fox news contributor joins with us the commentary now, as she does every sunday morning at this time. good morning. good morning. eric: the taliban is saying they will use the wikileaks information to hunt down the brave afghans who cooperate with us. what do you think this means? why did the wikileaks do it? why wouldn t they? mr. julian assange, the perpetrator of the publication of the leaks, has, basically has no accountability to anyone. so he has just put this in the hands of the taliban. the people like assange sit
Mundi said. listen to this. i am scared. i am frankly very, very scared that our next president hasn t a clue about what russia is actually up to. matthew, does the u.s. have a gauge of what russia is actually up to? the intelligence services say that they ve got a good gauge on that. i think the point that your earlier guest, the other guest on the show was making, was a really good one. that these hacking exercises, these hacking attempts, they take place all over the world. china does it. britain does. united states, definitely the russian do it as well. the scandal, remember, was the data dumping. the dumping of the information acquired through that hacking in an alleged attempt to influence the outcome of the presidential election. that s what the scandal was all about. in terms of, you know, whether