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Hello, I'm Ros Atkins, this is Outside Source.

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Hello, I'm Christian Fraser, and this is Outside Source. Is Donald

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Trump in danger of pushing the Republican party too bar? -- too

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far. A top Republican Senator issued this

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warning to the President If Jeff Sessions is fired, there

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of Attorney General Jeff Sessions. If Jeff Sessions is fired, there

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will be holy hail to pay. This could be the beginning of the end of the

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Trump presidency. Police investigating

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the Grenfell Tower fire say they have reasonable grounds

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to suspect corporate manslaughter Israel has yielded to days

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of Palestinian street protests by removing all additional security

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measures around the al-Aqsa mosque. 64 years ago the fighting

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ended in the war between North and South Korea -

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we'll look at whether the North's recent missile tests are threatening

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that fragile peace. And if you want to get in touch -

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the hashtag is bbcos. Throughout the first six months

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of this presidency the Republicans Hello, and welcome to Outside

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Source. Throughout the first six months

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of this presidency the Republicans on the Hill have rallied

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to the President's side. They have defended his mistakes,

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they have tolerated his tweets, even when the attacks are on one

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of their own. But his very public criticisms of

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the Attorney General Jeff Sessions, a Conservative and long time

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supporter of the President, Particularly if removing Sessions

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is the precursor to firing special Just take a listen to this

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from Senator Lindsay Graham. If Jeff Sessions is fired, there

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will be holy hell to pay. Any effort to go after Jeff Mueller could be

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the beginning of the end of the Trump presidency. Tonight, Jeff

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Sessions is appearing on Fox News, the network says that he will be

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responding to criticisms from President Trump. Anthony 's care is

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in Washington for us, the president putting pressure on the attorney,

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but he will be fighting back tonight on prime-time television?

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Yes, and I have seen some excerpts from his interview, apparently Jeff

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Sessions will say that he was hurt by Donald Trump's criticism, but he

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goes on to defend Donald Trump, saying he is a strong president. I

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think Jeff Sessions walks a fine line, he wants to stay on as

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Attorney General and does not want to resign, he wants to diffuse the

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situation somewhat. He has support in the Senate, there have been

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people like Lindsey Graham who had come to his defence. They have been

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there for 20 years, they know him and trust him. They have support in

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the Conservative media, one big Donald Trump supporter has taken the

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side of Jeff Sessions in this ongoing feud. You may be picking a

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fight with his Attorney General but it will not be over any time soon.

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He's not the only one coming in for public criticism. This is a tweet

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that he sent earlier today against the Senator Lisa Markoski, from

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Alaska. He said the following. These are really public attacks on what he

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views as the establishment of Washington? Exactly, Donald Trump

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campaigned as a wild card, a free agent not afraid to take on the

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Republican Party establishment. He refers to Republicans as "They", and

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not as "Weak". With Lisa Murkowski, she ran in 2010 for re-election as a

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Republican senator from Alaska and lost in the primary due to a tea

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party conservative like a Donald Trump kind of personality. She ran

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as a right into the general election, and beat him. She does not

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necessarily rely on grassroots Republicans and I think she may have

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more of a mind towards what independent voters think rather than

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what Donald Trump can do by rallying the troops. Anthony Zurcher, stay

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with us, I want your thoughts on something else...

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Not only is the President at odds with his Attorney General -

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it would seem two of the most senior figures in his administration

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Anthony Scaramucci - the new director of communications -

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appeared to suggest that his financial disclosure form had been

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leaked by Reince Priebus - the president's chief of staff.

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On Wednesday, Mr Scaramucci tweeted - then deleted - this -

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"In light of the leak of my financial disclosure

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I will be contacting @FBI and the @TheJusticeDept

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It is worth pointing out as @politico did soon after -

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that in fact financial disclosures are public information.

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Mr Scaramucci later tweeted that he was not accusing Priebus.

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Tweet was public notice to leakers that all Sr Adm officials

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But then Scaramucci called CNN this morning - and said this.

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When a journalist who actually knows who the leakers are, they know the

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leakers. They explained that they know who the leakers are, I respect

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them for not telling me, they understand and respect journalistic

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integrity however, when I put out a tweet and put his name in the tweet,

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they assume it is him because the journalists know the leakers. If he

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wants to explain he is not a leaker, let him do that. It isn't meant to

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work this way, because Reince Priebus is meant to be the chief of

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staff, he's supposed the communications director, and he is

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meant to be reporting to him? Exactly, in the traditional White

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House, they answer to the chief of staff but in this White House,

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Scaramucci has a direct line to the president, and there are reports

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that Scaramucci had dinner with President Trump last night. Before

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he went on twitter against Reince Priebus and the talk-show calling

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in. To say that Scaramucci did not do this without the approval of

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Donald Trump would be a stretch, I think we are seeing reports now,

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even, from anonymous sources saying that Donald Trump has lost faith in

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his chief of staff, Reince Priebus. I think the writing is on the wall

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for him. It isn't a particularly tenable position that he finds

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himself in. The president likes it this way, he likes them all at

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loggerheads. I don't know if it is good for his recruitment. Thank you

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very much, Anthony Zurcher in Washington.

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On Wednesday out of the blue Donald Trump tweeted this -

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Today, a letter from the Joint Chiefs of Staff, seen by reporters,

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said this... We will continue, it goes on... To

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treat all of our personnel with respect. Laura Bicker, he has put

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out this tweet but there are no instructions for the Pentagon, that

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is it? They have finally issued a statement, they have said that they

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too are waiting on the White House for directions. You saw the letter

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to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, saying, hang on, we will wait.

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Everything will stay as it is. This leaves several thousand members,

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transgender members of the US Armed Forces, in utter limbo. They wonder

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whether or not they will be discharged or whether or not they

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can continue to serve. If this goes ahead we have heard a number of

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court challenges are being prepared by the like of the American Civil

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Liberties Union. Court proceedings could be in the wings, when or if

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this goes ahead. Let's look at the timing of this. When it comes to the

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timing, you have just heard of everything else going on in the

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White House. It's almost at war with itself, even with its two main

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members of staff. When it comes to why now, they may be trying to

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change the subject, for instance, all getting the conservative base on

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side. Also, there was the little matter of a bill, alleged to have

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been going through Congress which included taking out military

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provision and taking out spending money on transgender operations and

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transgender procedures. That bill was also including the border wall

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along with Mexico. Was Trump trying to avoid a fight over this bill? And

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going ahead with this, without Pentagon approval? That seems

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exactly what has happened. Very interesting. Laura Bicker, good to

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see you. Thank you for being with us on Outside Source.

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Police investigating the Grenfell Tower fire say

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they have reasonable grounds to suspect corporate manslaughter

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A letter sent by the Metropolitan Police

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to Grenfell residents says that both Kensington and Chelsea Council

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and the Kensington and Chelsea Tenant Management Organisation,

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which runs social housing in the borough have been told

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that there are grounds for considering corporate

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manslaughter charges against both organisations.

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Frankie McCamley is in west London and explained

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Corporate manslaughter, when police are investigating this comment they

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look at the company as a whole. They will not be looking at individuals.

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They will not be charging individuals. I have been here at a

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vigil taking place. A lot of families and relatives who lost

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loved ones, coming together to remember some of those who died in

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the fire, which happened a few hundred metres from where I am

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stirred. This announcement was made through a letter, as you mentioned.

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It was sent by the Metropolitan Police, who had been conducting a

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criminal investigation into the fire at the Grenfell Tower and they say

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they have seized a huge amount of material. They say they have carried

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out a number of... They have taken a number of witness statements. They

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saved from the initial assessment of all of the material, they have come

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to the conclusion that there are reasonable grounds to suspect that

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Kensington and Chelsea Borough Council and Kensington and Chelsea

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tenancy management organisation, the company operating the Grenfell

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Tower, may have committed the offence of corporate manslaughter.

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They also said that leaders of these two organisations are going to take

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part in police interviews in what they call "Due course". As the

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information was coming through, we were watching a vigil taking place

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and spoke to residents from the Grenfell Tower, speaking to those

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who had lost families. Some say they are extremely relieved to see this

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but others say they have completely lost faith in a lot of the services

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and want to see more action. They don't just want to see letters or

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hear words. We also spoke to the leader of Kensington and Chelsea

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Council, Elizabeth Campbell, who said that she welcomed the move. She

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said residents deserved answers and she would cooperate in any way

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possible. It is important to note nobody has been charged and this

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investigation is still ongoing. Stay with us on Outside Source -

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still to come... 64 years ago, fighting ended in the

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war between North and South Korea but the country never signed a peace

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deal. A US general today warned time is running out for a lasting

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peaceful folk because solution to the situation. -- lasting peaceful

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solution to the situation. Figures out today reveal how

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many prisoners have been accidentally released from jails

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in England and Wales. The Ministry of Justice says 71

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inmates or suspects were incorrectly freed in the year to March -

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the highest number since Meanwhile, the number of assaults

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was more than 26,000, with attacks on prison officers

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at a record high of more than 7,000. With me is our Home Affairs

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Correspondent, June Kelly. Staff shortages, overcrowding, the

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prevalence of drugs like spies in jails means some inmates are out of

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control and a lot of the time and gang culture in jail, imported from

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the outside world -- spice. The prison officers Association says the

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system is out of control but the government disagrees. They say there

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is a recruitment drive going on to get more staff in which is underway.

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The Justice Secretary David Liddington today said these figures

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show the importance of improving safety and security in our prisons.

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This is Outside Source, our lead story...

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A senior Republican has warned Donald Trump that firing special

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prosecutor Robert Mueller could be the beginning of the end

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Let's have a look at what the BBC language services are reporting

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today... BBC Arabic is reporting that France

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plans to set up "hotspots" in Libya to process asylum seekers,

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in a bid to stem the flow President Macron said the move

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would stop people not eligible for asylum from "taking crazy

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risks". This is one of our most

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watched videos online - truck loads of snow has arrived

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at a zoo in Lapland so that resident polar bears have some snow to play

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in in the warm weather. Palestinians have returned to a holy

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site in east Jerusalem for the first time in two weeks after Israel

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removed controversial security measures. The complex is in the old

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city, and there have been intensive diplomatic efforts to resolve the

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crisis involving the United States, Saudi Arabia and Jordan. Thousands

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pack the narrow streets. For nearly two weeks, most Muslims into recent

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and did not go inside of this mosque. At first, Israel blocked

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access after two policemen were shot dead at the al-Aqsa mosque. Then,

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Palestinians refuse to enter in protest at new security measures

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from Israel, but then they were removed. You can see how many people

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answering this call to prayer. Palestinians saw the extra security

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as a way of Israel extending control over the site, the third holiest

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place in the land and the most holy place for Jewish people. Israel

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denied that. But when the crowd tries to force open a gate kept

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closed by Israeli police, the mood of celebration turned sour. This is

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how Muslim worshippers prayed in recent days. And streets outside of

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the old city walls, in occupied East Jerusalem. Until, overnight,

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scaffolding and barriers are dismantled, to cheers. Already,

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Israel removed metal detectors and cameras. TRANSLATION: Respect and

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appreciation for our people into recent. Christians and Muslims. It

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was their resistance and steadfastness. As tensions rose this

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week, five Palestinians were killed in clashes with Israeli security

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forces. In this West Bank settlement, a Palestinian teenager

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stabbed to death three Israelis in their home. Now it is hoped the

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dangerous excavation will be reversed. I am confident that things

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will come down step-by-step. After all, it is our duty and policy to

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keep the status quo, enabling Muslims, Christians and Jewish

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people to pray in their holy places. But this latest crisis has only

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deepened the mistrust between Israelis and Palestinians. Just at a

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time when there are fresh international efforts to restart

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peace talks. Ian and Snell, BBC News, Jerusalem.

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More bad tidings for the social media company, twitter.

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It's share price has tumbled following another

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This is what happened today - shares fell by more than 13%.

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But even more worrying is the fact that the value of the company has

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fallen by nearly 60% since it listed its shares back in 2013.

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Let's get more on this with Samira Hussain in New York.

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Samira Hussain joins us from New York.

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It is quite dramatic, isn't it? What has happened to Twitter? Boom,

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indeed. The big problem for Twitter is it did not gain any more new

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users in the last three months of the year. To put that in

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perspective, in the last three months of this year, Facebook added

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70 million new users. That has always been a big problem with

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Twitter. We are not seeing a lot of user growth, which is really

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disappointing for the company. When you look at the advertising revenue,

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those sales were disappointing so investors are not very happy with

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Twitter. They are struggle eyes -- struggling to monetise their user

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base. And what about Amazon? Sales have increased at 25% but when you

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look at profits for the quarter, that fell by 77%. That's really

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significant, that is because they have just been spending money, hand

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over foot. They have been investing in a lot of video streaming and they

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made that they purchase for the upscale supermarket, Wholefoods. And

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what about the owner? He has become the richest man in the world, but

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because it is so dependent on the stock price Amazon, when one Amazon

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share hit $1071, he became the richest man in the world but

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whenever it dips lower, he gives up his spot... A cold sweat? Exactly! I

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think he will get over it, I think he can sleep at night! He has $90

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billion, I think he is OK! I think he will be fine! Thank you very

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much. Twitter may be struggling

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to monetise its user base, but its rival Facebook isn't

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suffering from the same problems. The Silicon Valley giant posted

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another set of bumper figures yesterday and it's looking to become

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a leader in the field Our technology reporter

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Chris Foxx has more. I am inside Facebook's virtual

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reality chat room, which Facebook says is the most immersive way we

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will have conversations over the Internet in future. Rachel from

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Facebook joins me. Why will people want to chat in this way? I think

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you can see, we are here together even though we aren't in the same

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space. We are together with each other which is a special thing and I

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think that I can see you nodding, you can see my hand movements and

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you get the idea of my body language just by being in Facebook space with

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me. If I want to change the view, you can pass me one of these grapes?

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Can I take this from you? This is fun... And I put it into the

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centre... And now we are in someone's house... Is this Mark

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Zuckerberg's house? There he is, with his dog. And there is his

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daughter, learning how to walk. A baby's eyed view of the house. It is

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very surreal. The Virgin Group has sold a 31%

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stake in its Virgin Atlantic airline to the French carrier Air

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France-KLM. In a joint statement,

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the two companies said that the deal would provide

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"convenient flight schedules with competitive fares and

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reciprocal frequent flyer benefits." Good news for those of you heading

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off for your summer holidays. Earlier we spoke to the chief

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executive of Virgin Atlantic- he explained what the deal

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could mean for the I think there is a number of

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different passengers it adds value for. For the virgin passengers who

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are in the UK, the biggest thing is how we can coordinate our frequent

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flyer programmes to offer more destinations they can earn M Miles

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on, not just Delta flights and other flights, but also the KLM flights to

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everywhere they fly. Plus, they can use those miles for Virgin Atlantic,

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frequent flyer miles to go to new places on air France and KLM's

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network. We can make our programme quite a bit better.

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Earlier, we had an update from a US Army general. He said that time was

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running out for a peaceful solution to the North Korea crisis, although

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he did support diplomatic efforts, doesn't everybody? That was the

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Army's chief of staff and he said the most recent missile tests on the

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4th of July show that they are advancing faster than anyone

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expected. He added North Korea is getting more dangerous as the weeks

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go by and, no coincidence, he was asked for those comments. To the day

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it is 64 years since fighting ended in the war between North and South

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Korea. In the north, they call it "Victory Day". This is the scene in

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Pyongyang, and in South Korea, a very different scene. This is South

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Korea, they call it Armistice Day. Military staff and international

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representatives gather near the border and call for restraint in the

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North. Of course, the fighting ended 64 years ago. There never was a

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peace deal between the North and the South. The signs article sides

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signed an agreement here, part of the demilitarised zone between the

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two countries. You see how they face off against one another but it has

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always remained a fragile peace, as Karen Allen reports from steel. The

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year of strategic patience with the North Korean regime has failed. It

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was a bitter civil war in the 1950s which led to a divided Korean

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peninsula. Since then, the North has tried to develop a nuclear weapons.

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Initially with help from the Russians. Since then, we have seen

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five nuclear tests, most recently carried out only last year. And

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under Kim Jong-un, we have also seen the testing of the first

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intercontinental ballistic missile. We may not have a nuclear warhead

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yet but that could still be to come. Even so, apart from military might

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and big headlines, what does having a nuclear weapons give to North

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Korea? Most people in the West see nuclear weapons as a security

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guarantee and a deterrent against any foreign attack or invasion but

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in North Korea it is more than that. They are symbolic of the advanced

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technology, they are symbolic of an instrument which makes the state

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more powerful and more capable. The leadership that leads the state

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narrative is that nuclear weapons and their delivery systems are a

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necessary condition to achieve economic prosperity. The North

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Korean mindset is abandoning these weapons is abandoning hope for

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economic prosperity. The US has tried to put pressure on North Korea

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to freeze its nuclear programme and has tried to get countries like

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China to apply what influence it can. But, nuclear potion sea is such

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an important part of the North Korean psyche that any kind of

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international ban is likely to be considered an assault on

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country's national identity. STUDIO: Karen Allen reporting from Seoul.

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Plenty more to come, we talk about the forest fires in France, the

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situation in Venezuela and, if you are on antibiotics, should you

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finish the course? I will tell you all about it...

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Hello and good evening. There is something wrong with the weather at

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the moment. A mix of sunshine and heavy April showers today. More this

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evening and overnight. Eddie

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