EXCLUSIVE: Clinton's emails

EXCLUSIVE: Hillary Clinton's emails packed with America's secrets.

Hillary Clinton has had her presidential campaign dogged and led to an FBI probe into her handling of classified material

Questions have been raised over whether the secrets could have been hacked by foreign spies because server lacked official protection 

Datto Inc held emails for almost three years but whistleblowers say it was hacked itself and customers complained about seeing other clients' data

Staff did not have to change passwords, left unsupervised computers unlocked .

No comment form Clinton campaign on what they knew about Datto Inc 

Hillary Clinton is facing damaging new revelations about the lax security surrounding her emails. 

The 30,000 emails of which Clinton deleted, are now part of an FBI investigation into her handling of classified material while she was Secretary of State. 

A total of 22 have been deemed to contain top secret material - out of 2,075 found to contain classified material - and questions have mounted about whether her account was successfully hacked, which the Clinton campaign claims did not happen.

What is known is that Datto were contracted in May 2013 by Platte River Networks to store a backup of the contents of the 'homebrew' Clinton email.com server.
Datto was involved in the handling of Clinton's emails from May 2013 until around August 2015, when the FBI seized them. A Datto source said the company did not know at the time that it had been backing up Clinton's server,

Datto was named last October as the second data storage company to be investigated by the FBI over what threat Clinton's server posed to national security

A former partner of Datto also claimed the company had a 'shocking level of incompetence'.

He recalled how employees regularly left their unoccupied computers unlocked – even though they had internet access to clients' confidential information.

There was no company policy on changing passwords or password expiration dates.

'Someone could walk in off the street, sit down at a desk, get to the Datto portal and start deleting data,'

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no 10 not for Boris Johnson

Johnson pulls out of Tory leader race

Ex-London mayor Boris Johnson has ruled himself out of the race to be the next Conservative leader and prime minister.

In a speech in London - billed as his campaign launch - Mr Johnson said he did not believe he could provide the leadership or unity needed.

It comes after Justice Secretary and fellow Brexit campaigner Michael Gove's surprise announcement on Thursday morning that he would run for leader.

Home Secretary Theresa May is among the candidates. Nominations closed at noon.

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Brexit: Singapore bank

Singapore bank UOB suspends London property loans.

The third largest lender UOB says it has suspended its loan programme for London properties.

The decision comes in response to  the UK's decision to leave the EU, the bank said.

The vote as caused global market turmoil and pushed the pound to 31-year lows. The Singapore dollar has gained about 10% .

Singaporeans were the top Asian buyers of UK commercial property in 2015

UOB said: "We will temporarily stop receiving foreign property loan applications for London properties."

"The aftermath of the UK referendum is still unfolding and given the uncertainties, we need to ensure our customers are cautious with their London property investments."

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"For heaven's sake man, go!" (C-SPAN)video

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brexit : GO man

'for heaven's sake man'

 Prime Minister David Cameron has told the leader of the main opposition Labour party Jeremy Corbyn, to step down in the national interest. and I would say, for heaven's sake man, go,"

Labour MPs voted against Mr Corbyn in a no-confidence motion by 172 to 40, after dozens of members of his frontbench team stepped down in recent days.
But Corbyn has refused to go.
He was elected Labour leader last year on a wave of support from grassroots members, but has struggled to build broad support among MPs.
Mr Cameron has said he will step down in the wake of the referendum and will leave office when his successor is chosen in early September

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cameron:UK 'will not turn its back on Europe'

David Cameron: UK 'will not turn its back on Europe'

David Cameron says Britain "will not and should not" turn its back on Europe as it leaves the European Union.

After discussing the vote to leave with other EU leaders, he said trade and security co-operation would be vital whatever the shape of future links.

But he said immigration was a "great concern" among UK voters and squaring this with access to the EU single market would be a "huge challenge".

Germany's Angela Merkel said the EU must "respect the result" of the vote

But German politicians have insisted the UK cannot "cherry-pick" aspects of the EU.

Earlier on Tuesday, Chancellor Merkel said the UK must accept free movement if it wanted to retain access to the single market.

Mrs Merkel said the Brexit vote had been discussed "very intensively and deeply" at the dinner meeting with EU leaders.

"We all regretted the result and made clear that the legal procedure must be that the UK invokes Article 50.

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MPs pass no-confidence corbyn

Labour MPs pass no-confidence motion in Jeremy Corbyn.

A motion of no confidence in Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has been passed by the party's MPs.

The 172-40 vote, which is not binding, follows resignations from the shadow cabinet and calls on Mr Corbyn to quit.

Mr Corbyn said the ballot had "no constitutional legitimacy" and said he would not "betray" the members who voted for him by resigning.

The leader's allies have told his critics to trigger a formal leadership contest if they want to challenge him.

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no-confidence motion from MPs

LABOUR:Jeremy Corbyn faces no-confidence motion from MPs

Labour MPs are to vote on a motion of no confidence in the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, as another party frontbencher quits their post.

This comes after Mr Corbyn told supporters at a rally outside Parliament to not "let those people who wish us ill divide us".

Shadow justice minister Andy Slaughter is the latest to leave his post, after a mass walkout from the shadow cabinet.

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said Mr Corbyn was "not going anywhere".

He accused Mr Corbyn's opponents of trying to "subvert democracy", and said the party leader would stand in any election if a challenger came forward.

The no-confidence vote being held by Labour on Tuesday is not binding.

Mr Slaughter's resignation is different to the others, because he describes himself as a "comrade" of Mr Corbyn, and decided to resign only after consulting his local party activists, who agreed.

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Brexit : the Unexpected

Brexit vote and Unexpected Consequence.

1. Sterling falls more than 3% to new 31 year-low against dollar.

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2. Continued uncertainty and more quantitative easing from the Bank of England could see the pound fall as low as $1.20, it said. 

1. Shares in News York followed European markets and opened down on Monday.
   The Dow Jones is down 1.10% at 17,209.14.
   The Nasdaq is down 1.13% at 4,654.92.
   And the S&P 500 has dropped 1.07% at 2,015.68.

2. Ireland has seen a spike in interest from British nationals seeking to gain an Irish passport and remain a citizen of the European Union after Britain voted to leave the bloc, the Irish foreign office said on Monday. 

Scotland faces 'difficult economic problems'

economic problems that Scotland is going to run into are going to be very difficult.

Gold price jump

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The price of gold has risen as investors pile in to what are seen as safer assets.
It rose more than 1% to about $1,335.30, however it is still below the two-year peak

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The Labour Party

The collapse of The Labour Party

jeremy corbyn

The Labour Party  lost 12 of his shadow cabinet on Sunday and four shadow ministers on Monday. with most criticising his performance in the EU referendum.

Mr Corbyn said he regretted the resignations but pledged to stand in any new leadership election.

Labour MPs are due to discuss a no confidence motion against Mr Corbyn.

• The new line-up includes:
• Shadow foreign secretary - Emily Thornberry
• Shadow health secretary - Diane Abbott
• Shadow education secretary - Pat Glass
• Shadow transport secretary - Andy McDonald
• Shadow defence secretary - Clive Lewis
• Shadow chief secretary to the Treasury - Rebecca Long-Bailey
• Shadow international development secretary - Kate Osamor
• Shadow environment food and rural affairs secretary - Rachel Maskell
• Shadow voter engagement and youth affairs - Cat Smith
• Shadow Northern Ireland secretary - Dave Anderson 

Mr Corbyn has warned: "Those who want to change Labour's leadership will have to stand in a democratic election, in which I will be a candidate."

He also said he had been elected as leader with "an overwhelming mandate for a different kind of politics".

"I am not going to betray the trust of those who voted for me - or the millions of supporters across the country who need Labour to represent them

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Petition for second EU referendum

Brexit: Petition for second EU referendum attracts millions of signatures

Millions of people have signed a petition in the United Kingdom calling for a second EU referendum.

Britain on Friday voted to break out of the European Union, in a thunderous decision that sent shockwaves across Europe and the rest of the world.The final result showed 17.4 million people voted Leave, while 16.1 million people voted Remain.Since then, a petition has been created by William Oliver Healey, calling for the "Government to implement a rule that if the remain or leave vote is less than 60 per cent based [on] a turnout of less than 75 per cent, there should be another referendum".Turnout for the EU referendum was 72.2 per cent.

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who wants Brexit in the EU Referendum?

Just A few hours to go now Is Britain heading for Brexit.
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Kim Jong Un

Kim Jong Un spends almost £29MILLION on cigarettes, cigars and cigarillos

Ciggie-loving tyrant Kim Jong un blew £28.7million on the finest tobacco for himself and his cronies as millions struggle for food in the hermit state.

The chubby despot ordered his minions to empty the coffers for cigarettes from China and Singapore 

and £700,000 went on cigars and cigarillos.

He also spent £88,000 on second-hand machinery to roll rough home-grown tobacco, largely smoked 

.by ordinary members of his impoverished nation

North Korea has the some of the highest levels of adult male smokers in the world with almost half 

the men hooked on tobacco. It led to a propaganda campaign earlier this year to cut smoking.

Kim, 33, tried to give up himself and was not seen with a cigarette in public for three months.

But it did not last long as he was pictured touring a facility in the capital Pyongyang this month.

The anti-smoking campaign on state TV and other media was full of the enthusiastic support, with one interviewee saying: “People who start smoking first thing in the morning seem unhealthy and 

ignorant, causing discomfort to others.”

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