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we hearfrom michel faber, whose new book of poems came about after his wife s death. good evening and welcome to bbc news. labour s election manifesto has been formally approved by the party leadership and is set to be launched within days. but some of the main parts of the manifesto have already found their way into the public domain, after a version of the document was leaked overnight. it included proposals to re nationalise the railways, and to scrap university tuition fees in england. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, said it was a modern and progressive set of proposals. the party leaderjeremy corbyn said the manifesto had been unanimously agreed, and all its contents were carefully costed. they wondered what exactly was going on, and you might too. this was meant to be the grand unveiling of a labour poster, albeit on a waste ground in south london. but the party leader was nowhere to be seen. jeremy corbyn should have been selling the slogan. he d been pr ....
from dublin. i m stephen sackur. ireland has bounced back from the financial crisis of 2008, but now it is being swept by a new wave of apprehension. this time it s all about brexit. because when britain leaves the european union, ireland will suffer significant collateral damage in terms ofjobs, trade, and the status of its borders. my guest today is ireland s foreign and trade minister, charles flanagan. will brexit have catastrophic consequences across the irish sea? charles flanagan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. let me begin with some words from your boss, the prime minister, he says brexit broke were present the greatest economic and social challenge to this island in 50 yea rs. challenge to this island in 50 years. he said that sometime ago, not after the british referendum. do you feel that way about brexit today? yes. it is potentially very damaging for the today? yes. it is potentially very damaging forthe uk, today? yes. it is potentially very damaging f ....
ireland has bounced back from the financial crisis of 2008, but now it is being swept by a new wave of apprehension. this time it s all about brexit. because when britain leaves the european union, ireland will suffer significant collateral damage in terms ofjobs, trade, and the status of its borders. my guest today is ireland s foreign and trade minister, charles flanagan. will brexit have catastrophic consequences across the irish sea? charles flanagan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. let me begin with some words from your boss, the prime minister, enda kenny. he said brexit represents the greatest economic and social challenge to this island in 50 years. now, he said that some time ago, not long after the british referendum. do you feel that way about brexit today? yes. the withdrawal of our neighbours, the uk, from the eu is potentially very damaging for the uk, for europe and for ireland. it certainly wasn t the result we expected or wanted. we re very disappointed ....
ireland has bounced back from the financial crisis of 2008, but now it is being swept by a new wave of apprehension. this time it s all about brexit. because when britain leaves the european union, ireland will suffer significant collateral damage in terms ofjobs, trade, and the status of its borders. my guest today is ireland s foreign and trade minister, charles flanagan. will brexit have catastrophic consequences across the irish sea? charles flanagan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. let me begin with some words from your boss, the prime minister, enda kenny. he said brexit represents the greatest economic and social challenge to this island in 50 years. now, he said that some time ago, not long after the british referendum. do you feel that way about brexit today? yes. the withdrawal of our neighbours, the uk, from the eu is potentially very damaging for the uk, for europe and for ireland. it certainly wasn t the result we expected or wanted. we re very disappointed ....
during his election campaign last year. in his first interview since firing the fbi director, james comey, mr trump also told nbc news that his dismissal was about his performance as head of the bureau and not about his investigation into alleged russian meddling. he described mr comey as a grandstander. he again called the investigation a made up story but also said he wanted it to be speeded up. from washington, laura bicker. he has become more famous than me. famous, infamous? when did donald trump decide to sack the figure from the fbi? this presidential handshake was not an act of friendship but the beginning of the end forjames comey. he is a grandstander. it wasn t on advice from the deputy director general, as the white house stated, it came directly from the president. i was going to fire him. you made the decision before that? and in another contradiction, they claimed that he had little support in the fbi. the rank and file of the fbi lost confidence in ....