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Saturday, the individual thats in custody as well, to ensure that, yes, justice is served but also we make sure that we learn the lessons from what has happened. Well be live in reading and talking to our security correspondent in a few minutes. Also this lunchtime. Down to one metre the government is expected to announce tomorrow that the two metre social distancing rule in england will be cut in scotland and wales more easing of lockdown measures have come into force on the 72nd anniversary of the arrival of the ship empire windrush the country prepares to pay tribute to the contribution of ...

The fireworks and insults sure have. We will take you there live. Good afternoon. Welcome to the lead. Im jake tapper. We begin today with our world lead. Today the fbi made a stunning admission. The u. S. Is losing the battle to stop isis recruiting on the internet. In front of congress the director of the fbis Counter Terrorism unit conceded that while the United States is furiously trying to counter the terrorist narrative online isis is still succeeding in radicalizing countless americans on u. S. Soil. Also today, testimony that 180 americans have tried or have successfully gone to syria ...

The armed forces and the press. After canadian Prime Minister Steven Harper announced the canadian aircraft and personnel would be taking part in the Coalition Air campaign against isis militants in iraq, the Defense Department subsequently announced new restrictions on how the media would be allowed to cover Canadian Military personnel deploying to that fight. This is how a clearly frustrated toronto Sun Newspaper wrote up the new media restrictions. This is that article from the sun. They explained for the first time although they, as the press, were being allowed to show that there were som...

Just happened in canada leading up to this. Last week, canadas version of the pentagon, their department of National Defense instituted a new policy related to members of the armed forces and the press. After canadian Prime Minister Steven Harper announced the canadian aircraft and personnel would be taking part in the Coalition Air campaign against isis militants in iraq, the Defense Department subsequently announced new restrictions on how the media would be allowed to cover Canadian Military personnel deploying to that fight. This is how a clearly frustrated toronto Sun Newspaper wrote up t...

Weve got him coming up. But an understanding todays news out of the Canadian Capital. And what happened today in ottawa. It is worth considering what has just happened in canada leading up to this. Last week, canadas version of the pentagon, their department of national defense, instituted a new policy related to members of the armed forces and the press. After canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced canadian aircraft and canadian personnel would be taking part in the Coalition Air campaign against isis militants in iraq, the Defense Department subsequently announced new restrictions ...