You have to understand that at the time these emails were being sent inside to produce company the dead bodies were already piling up americans were being told on t. V. And magazines that that they had pain and that their doctor had special new pills that would help them and the produce company in the Sackler Family were celebrating the billions of dollars even if it meant they had to step over corpses on their way to the celebration dance floor so the lawyer asked sackler about an internal email so hes saying here physicians are using it because they think is weaker than morphine correct. Hes using the word bleeper. Meaning less potent the right. Word what was the word we could doesnt mean a weaker hes going to tell us that down means up and right now you ask. And t. V. Means music television. So take satellite or somehow remembers exactly the intricate secret connotations of each word in an email from over 10 years ago however moments later he seems to know a little bit less about Pu
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the mirrors Political Correspondent Nicola Bartlett and the president of the Foreign Press association benedicte paviot. Nice to have you here. Tomorrows front pages are already in. A warning from the Prime Minister on tomorrows telegraph tories who defy borisjohnson by trying to stop a no deal brexit will be expelled from the party. More of the same on the telegraph as the Prime Minister warns rebel tories ill kick you out the party mps who block no deal will be banned from standing banned from standing as conservatives. Ready, steady, chaos the metro warns westminster mayhem looms as mps prepare to return tomorrow after downing street signalled any new laws to block a hard brexit could simply be ignored . The Financial Times reports that a Labour Government would cost uk companies £300 billion by shifting shares to staff in one of the biggest state raids on the private sector to take
Is the process of becoming a british citizen too complicated and costly . Thats the question a Cross Party Group of mps is asking, as the government reviews how the process works. Currently, people hoping to become uk nationals have to pass a test about life in the uk, but is it too difficult . Our home editor mark easton has been to wakefield to find out. God save our gracious queen. Around 150,000 foreigners are turned into british citizens every year, often at a ceremonies like this one in wakefield. But becoming british takes at least six years and, typically, can cost between £5,000 and £10,000, making it among the most laborious and expensive in the world. I will be faithful and bear true allegiance. The home office even charges an extra fiver to take the oath . To her majesty the queen, elizabeth ii. The government is reviewing parts of the citizenship process so a good time to ask, how difficult should it be to become british . What does a good british citizen look like . And
On any other day, wednesdays spending plan would have been the big story at westminster. The chancellor, sajid javid said hes turning the page on austerity as he promised to raise public spending by more than £13 billion next year. Extra funding has been announced for schools, defence, and preparing for britains exit from the european union. Our economics correspondent andy verity has been looking at the numbers. The last time spending rose this fast, by more than 4 , was back here in 2004, and the government was in a lot less debt back then. These red bars here show the spending reviews since the financial crisis, when the governments debt shot up. Sajid javid argues the Interest Rates are cheap now, so he can afford to borrow more for extra spending. Every single Government Department has had its budget for day to day spending increased at least in line with inflation. Thats what i mean by the end of austerity, mr speaker britains hard work paying off, a Country Living within its me
Employees and if you break a company like that up, if you can manage it do it, theres going to be unattended consequences. Tonight at 8 30 p. M. Eastern on cspan2. Next on cspan3, a house judiciary subcommittee on whether Big Tech Companies like google, apple, facebook and amazon engage in anticompetitive practices that hurt smaller online companies. Rhode island congressman David Cicilline chaired the hearing. Good afternoon. The subcommittee will come to order. Without objection the chair is authorized to declare recesses of the committee at any time. We welcome everyone to the second of our series of hearings investigating competition in the digital markets. This one on innovation and entrepreneurship. I now recognize myself for an opening statement. 30 years ago the First Software for the worldwide web was released into the Public Domain to create a Global Communications network. Within a few years, search and browsing services were built onto the software to give people tools to c