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a new political panel as befits the new era. paul mason, guardian columnist, is here, as is ian dale, lbc radio presenter and polly mckenzie, special advisor to nick clegg until 2015. great to have you all here. paul, this was an overwhelmingly good day for the tories, wasn t it, you presumably concede it? 0verwhelmingly good day for hard brexit. we have seen dramatic events of su bsta nce. it s not been a week of flimflam. theresa may picked a real fight with the european union. walked away dramatically she did her own bit. walked away and created a diplomatic situation which i think has drama advertised in the minds of former ukip voters the whole situation. we have an alliance of tories and ukip. that is new. that can win any election it wants to. aggressive alliance isn t going to work? it redoubles the need for that half of british politics it redoubles the need for that half of british politics that believes in progressive politician, globalalism, we need to sto ....
we start with some breaking news: the campaign of the french presidentialfrontrunner, emmanuel macron, says it has been the victim of a massive hacking attack ahead of sunday s poll. it says hundreds of internal documents were released shortly before official campaigning ended on friday night. aides to mr macron say authentic documents, which had been stolen, were mixed up with fake ones to sow doubt and misinformation. mr macron‘s en marche! party said the documents showed the normal functioning of a presidential election campaign, but added that the authors of the leak clearly wanted to undermine it in the final hours. we will bring you more on this story as details come through. the fate of emmanuel macron and marine le pen is now in the hands of the voters. with analysis of what we can expect at the polls, our correspondent is in paris. if you speak to people on the left, particularly in the hard left as well, a lot of people don t really see anything to vote fo ....
capitals of religious tourism. and easter and passover make for its busiest weeks. and a particular hotspot is the church of the holy sepulchre, where some believejesus is buried. they called jerusalem the world s holiest city. it s also one of the most conflicted. politics aside, the fact is, jerusalem has monuments that are sacred to three of the world s biggest religions. like the western wall for those of the jewish faith. for muslims, there is the distinctive dome of the rock shrine. then deep in the heart of the old city, through the damascus gate, is christendom s most important church. tucked away on the edge of the muslim and christian quarters, right in the marketplace, is the church of the holy sepulchre. not easy to find. but it s somewhere around here. and look. tiny little sign. holy sepulchre. and i can hear something happening. now, what s unusual about this church is that it s actually shared by six different christian denominations. to be precise, roma ....
presidential candidate, emmanuel macron, says it s been the victim of a massive hacking attack ahead of sunday s poll. it says hundreds of internal documents were released shortly before official campaigning ended on friday night. aides to mr macron say authentic documents, which had been stolen, were mixed up with fake ones to sow doubt and misinformation. mr macron‘s en marche party said the documents showed the normal functioning of a presidential election campaign, but added that the authors of the leak clearly wanted to undermine it in the final hours. with campaigning finished, the fate of centrist emmanuel macron and far right opponent marine le pen is now in the hands of the voters. with analysis on what we can expect at the polls this weekend, the bbc‘s christian fraser is in paris. if you speak to people on the left, particularly in the hard left, as well, a lot of people don t really see anything to vote for in this election, and a lot of people say they ....
known for the buildings he s built, and the wives he s divorced. you don t want to cross him, though, because he likes getting even. and he s made it a rule that no one pushes him around ever. so how did he lose all his money, and then get it back again? donald trump, a very warm welcome to the programme. you say you can t make an omelette without breaking eggs. that sounds like a very destructive business philosophy, is it? well i m not sure i ve actually used those words. but generally, you have to shake things up pretty pretty much, in order to do something of consequence. and i have shaken things up, and i ve had the best business years of my life, by far. how rough is business in new york? we hear a lot about, it s the roughest, toughest, the most ruthless business in the world. is it? well i think the business in new york tends to be tougher, maybe, than in other places, but i m not sure it s true. the real estate business in new york is an amazing business. i ....