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we know they want to tell the money, let them tell the money, but let them at least do what they promised to do and then maybe tell the change. the votes may have been counted but nobody knows where they will lead. barbara plett usher, bbc news, johannesburg. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.
during the evening or on weekends, he became a spy. the job was to get british secrets, especially secrets concerning britain's foreign policy. [narrator] gordievsky is under pressure to send intelligence to moscow that validates operation ryan. at the same time, he's had to hide the fact that he is a kgb spy from the british. in their eyes, he's just a diplomat. if he blows his cover or fails to feed the soviet leadership with good intel, he'll be on the next plane to moscow. [alexander] it was a very bold career move for gordievsky. but the british counterintelligence service, mi5, is considered one of the most professional services in the world.
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person who has evaded accountability his whole life. when i thought biden did which was quite smart, you know, right now we have a moment in american history where one party believes in democracy, and another party really has embraced an autocrat. what biden did which was a good move was say, the law is the law for everyone. you know? this is a jury of his peers. this is a case brought by the da. you know? we saw his witnesses. we saw the lawyer, you know, do everything that is supposed to happen in the courthouse. and in the end, they found donald trump guilty. and trump's lawyer did have a client who directed him to do a lot of things which may not have helped, you know? trump thinks that a trump candidate helps defend trump.
margaret thatcher was uncompromising in her dislike of socialism and of communism. and that is what drove her. i look so young and innocent. my job was really to make sure that 10 downing street worked well for the prime minister. yes, okay, certainly. margot! [narrator] margaret thatcher knows that it's not just politics that dictates the key moves in the cold war. [lord robin] margaret thatcher was fascinated by intelligence. part of it was the glamor. but also, she liked to collect as much information as possible, and intelligence was one of the sources. [indistinct chattering] there was a special box in number 10 in which there would have been regular reports of anything which became known about soviet activity in the u.k.
to a reality that is quite different from what we were believing some 20—30 years ago, when there was a very strong belief of reduction of tariffs, globalisation, international trade and, yes, in theory, or by david ricardo, we all know that this makes everybody richer. but what is less pleasant in this equation is that it works. i think only when countries are on the same ground when it comes to democracy, human rights, independent courts, freedom of speech, free elections, and so that you more or less know what to expect from the other, because the other is quite similar to you. take russia's export of gas to european union — it was, i would say, a plan to have the region