In two weeks, despite the setback created by that vote. The Daily Express says the House Of Lords will fail in its bid to derail the governments plans for a hard brexit. The times leads with record highs. Highs for stockmarkets on both sides of the atlantic after President Trumps first speech to congress. The i has a Police Watchdog warning about the perilous state of policing which it says is on the verge of a National Crisis because of cutbacks to services. And the daily mail takes up that issue too claiming Tens Of Thousands of Crime Suspects are on the loose because of substandard policing. Now its time for hardtalk welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. For years, the Israeli Palestinian conflict has been stuck, condemned to repeat itself year in, year out. But now, something has changed. The two protagonists remain deaf to each others demands, but there is a new us president , who seems to care little for washingtons long established quest for a Two State Solution. So what does
In two weeks, despite the setback created by that vote. The Daily Express says the House Of Lords will fail in its bid to derail the governments plans for a hard brexit. The times leads with record highs. Highs for stockmarkets on both sides of the atlantic after President Trumps first speech to congress. The i has a Police Watchdog warning about the perilous state of policing which it says is on the verge of a National Crisis because of cutbacks to services. And the daily mail takes up that issue too claiming Tens Of Thousands of Crime Suspects are on the loose because of substandard policing. Now its time for hardtalk welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. For years, the Israeli Palestinian conflict has been stuck, condemned to repeat itself year in, year out. But now, something has changed. The two protagonists remain deaf to each others demands, but there is a new us president , who seems to care little for washingtons long established quest for a Two State Solution. So what does
They have romped home, 12 games against 12 losses. also important because of the parliamentary seats, three potentially marginal seats, each more or less marginal on the other. chipping barnet, a majority of about 1000. hendon, other. chipping barnet, a majority ofaboutiooo. hendon, again, if labour is going to look for a majority, an outside chance of finchley and golders green, another veryjewish seat. if labour were to match this sort of recovery, maybe that could be in play. it would be a very symbolic one, given where the labour party has been over the last few years. then you leave london and it gets a bit more hazy. you go to somewhere like. there have been reasonable new stories for labour, this is the speaker s seat, as long as he is there, labour can t really compete for it. this is a classic marginal, when it is not a speaker seat. you can see labour up,
Results. will take some heart from these results, and the conservatives, conversely, will take heart from these conversely, will take heart from these results. there is something out of these results. there is something out of nothing in these results for everybody, which isn t very satisfying, but we have many more to come satisfying, but we have many more to come through the day, so may be more trends come through the day, so may be more trends will come through the day, so may be more trends will present themselves. lewis trends will present themselves. lewis goodall, we will definitely be back to you for more trends, but i can see that it is difficult to actually tell winners and losers overall on those figures so far. i introduced chris earlier, and we are also joined by bbc london s political correspondent suzanne and donsah. labour will be celebrating important symbolic wins in london, but it is a capital city that was already trending towards labour, but they are imp
And all my friends werejewish. and looked like a religiousjew, but didn t believe a word of it? i didn t not believe a word of it, because i was a kid, so i don t think i thought about it then. but all my friends were jewish. the culture was veryjewish. my grandparents were holocaust survivors, and they would come and, you know, do all passover and hanukkah and all that kind of stuff. so, it was veryjewish. and in fact, one of the things in the book, cause the book has had an interesting impact, which is like, it s sort of really targeted towards progressives who i feel have missed outjews as one of their identity politics concerns, but. sorry to interrupt, because we don t have that much time. but it came out at a very important time in the uk when the labour party led at the time byjeremy corbyn was being accused of completely failing to address anti semitic elements within it. and i wonder if it s led you to fall out of love with sort of the labour party and left of centre politics