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Carter Page: Allegations against Trump are ‘completely outrageous’
Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page interviewed.
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Sami Elmansoury: Trump ‘isolating Muslims’
Sami Elmansoury, from the New York division of the Muslim Public Affairs Council, discusses the terror attack in the city.
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Malcolm Nance: ‘Ending green card diversity lottery programme won’t work’
Malcolm Nance, a former counter-terrorism and intelligence officer for the US Government’s Special Operations, Homeland Security, discusses the New York terror attack.
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Trump calls for tougher immigration controls after New York attack
President Trump has called for tougher immigration controls after the deadly New York truck attack, describing the suspect as an “animal” and calling on Congress to shut down the immigration lottery scheme. New York police say the truck driver had been planning the attack for weeks and did it “in the name of IS”. Eight…
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Fats Domino dies aged 89
Many have been credited with creating rock’n’roll and Fats Domino’s name was always listed among the pioneers. With his bluesy vocals and boogie woogie piano playing, he starting having hits earlier than most of his rivals to the inventor’s crown. Today his relatives said he had died surrounded by his family in his New Orleans…
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Dereck McCoy: ‘This is definitely not the normal orthodox of a President’
Conservative commentator Dereck McCoy on the “maverick” President Trump.
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Republican senator calls Trump ‘reckless, outrageous and undignified’
Jeff Flake has joined other senior party figures such as John McCain and Senator Bob Corker, who have started a mini rebellion against the President. But this may just harm the traditional wing of their own party more than Mr Trump’s presidency.
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Michael Bloomberg on Brexit: ‘London as a financial centre will continue’
Michael Bloomberg, reportedly the tenth richest person on the planet, is a businessman, a philanthropist, author and ran New York as mayor for more than a decade. He’s a major player on the world stage and a point of reference for many – from finance, to politics, to gun control.
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Wim Wenders on Trump, Brexit and Harvey Weinstein
He is known for his slow-moving and beautifully-shot films like ‘Wings of Desire’, but director Wim Wenders has also spent his life taking tens of thousands of polaroid photographs. The quietly-spoken German became very animated indeed discussing Trump, Brexit and the Harvey Weinstein allegations.
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Trump denies disrespecting dead US sergeant
For 12 days, President Trump remained silent about the deaths of four US soldiers in Niger. Two days ago, he was asked why. He answered by accusing former presidents of not calling the families of fallen soldiers, saying he’d written letters and would call. Now he has called the widow of one of the soldiers,…
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‘They really did a job on me’
Hillary Clinton says she failed to understand the “anger and resentment” of American voters, but said the Trump campaign “had the help of the Russians”.
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Trump Iran row
Key US allies, including Britain, have split with Donald Trump over his plans to scrap the Iran nuclear deal.
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Hillary Clinton: Donald Trump’s actions are ‘destabilising and dangerous’
Hillary Clinton has called Donald Trump’s actions “destabilising and dangerous”, and criticised his 2016 campaign for ‘feeding scapegoats and prejudices’. The 2016 Democrat Presidential candidate, speaking to Channel 4 News, covered a wide range of issues, including her own campaign, Donald Trump and the the recent allegations of rape and sexual harassment against film producer Harvey Weinstein.…
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Alison Owen: Harvey Weinstein ‘bully and sexual predator’
Film producer Alison Owen, whose credits include Elizabeth, Shaun of the Dead and The Other Boleyn Girl, talks about her experiences of Harvey Weinstein. A warning: the interview contains sexual allegations.
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Sharon Waxman: Harvey Weinstein ‘fought like devil to keep anything negative out of press’
Journalist Sharon Waxman, who investigated Harvey Weinstein’s alleged past behaviour for an article in 2004 that she claims was eventually spiked by the New York Times, talks about what she says happened.