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conclusion of the official investigation which has delivered its final verdict. as the u.s. prison in guantanamo bay. held in the country calling on president obama to finally deliver on his promise to shut it down the detention centers become the tories for prisoner abuse and is still holding almost two hundred inmates in legal limbo. in the u.k. the country that's pumping huge sums to fight the white plague abroad proves unable to tackle its alarming spread of britain's big named europe's capital with thousands diagnosed with the disease and. there is a growing lot of critics warning countries who are embracing the single currency that they're boarding a sinking ship spoke to a british m.e.p. about why europe needs to open its eyes. today i'm talking to david campbell bottom and the deputy needs of the euro skeptic

political policy ukip he's at the forefront of the campaign against what he calls the european superstate mr campbell bannerman thanks very much for talking to r.t. now do you compare the european union to the former yugoslavia where do you think the similarities lie i think what it's about is actually trying to force very different countries together very different economies together under one state to state effectively the united states of europe with quite an element the soviet union. i am a member of european parliament but i think european parliament is not a true parliament is a bit like a supreme soviet or as bad as the former soviet union but. elements all of this so there are parallels with yugoslavia i'm afraid but it is extremely dangerous as we've seen with the euro to force such divergent nations together i think the tensions you create economic and political opera family

dangerous but surely you're not predicting that he will end in a pleasant concert i certainly hope not but you know i've been involved in the peace process in northern ireland i worked in government and i've seen what happens when democracy fails and i believe democracy is failing in the european union because national sensitivities are being overridden we saw it in our learned how they said no to those in treaty and then they were invited to get the right answer and they had to have another referendum and they said yes and look at the mess that under is now in but effectively it's a contempt for democracy that worries me most you know we are democratic party in ukip and the real reason for being the real concern is the lack of democracy at the heart of european union two thousand and ten saw you. as an economic bloc my difficulty let's look forward to the future what are you seeing this year in two thousand and eleven i think person i think the euro will collapse and soon i think

it could be generally february could collapse you i mean really you cannot i saw the strange rate mechanism the forerunner to the euro you cannot buck the markets as mrs thatcher said at that time and affectively what's the e.u. is trying to do with this massive bailout package seven hundred fifty billion euros is to try and buck the markets but you can't do that you national governments never have a money to actually out maneuver and out bid a bond markets or private markets they have more money available. and it's not going to work come in spades and i believe will bring down the euro some time early the new here and why is that because spain alone will need a bailout package equivalent to half the entire bailout package which already has a hole in it for ardent hundred billion proximately and portugal is in trouble and greece is still in trouble so i don't think it's going to work and of course as the

german constitutional court challenge as well which may well it does allow the germans from actually backing any rescue package you know under their own legal rules so i think the euros in serious trouble i think are welcome end of the euro politically but i do acknowledge that the economic cost of the euro club scene will hurt as all many economists now dame to agree with e.j. they're saying that the euro won't collapse imminently and that germany has such a vested political interest in supporting it that it will keep on doing that is that the view from inside the european parliament well i mean the german has a lot of political interests in euro's a political project it was in fact i became u.k. . when i was sitting next to george osborne and the former german. girl rings former air ministry of berlin which is now the finance ministry and it worried me there in those many years ago just before the euro was was launched because they

were denying it was a political project and it's always been a political project and that is dangerous because you cannot throw billions or hundreds of billions even after a political project the markets aren't interested they see through it they will bring it down and that's what's going to happen. columnists there are different views different overtone of what could happen but what i'm saying is the euro in its current form i believe will collapse i think you may get another euro re arising but with a stronger nation such as germany possibly france. belgium may be working together a different euro for the future but i think the euro in its current form will collapse you cannot push water uphill you can't make pigs fly you know your own really is fundamentally unsound it goes back to the point i made that you're trying to force very divergent economists together germany is very powerful doing very

well with its exports greece's very weak spain is very weak it has been has one and a half million homes unsold it's in serious trouble as is our and you cannot force all these countries and economies together and force them into this this euro it doesn't work and let's talk about sustaining it which of course is the newest member at the. beginning of the yeah and there are posters up in estonia comparing the year rates of the titanic and comparing stage said titanic and what's going to happen to countries like that well i fear for a study i mean you know good for a study is actually successful economically it's not going to a bar case but i do worry for them i think it could be the shortest lived you know membership of the euro. wall. but you know i do fear the economic costs of the euro collapsing you know countries having to reinvent currencies which they will have to do that is going to be very serious and i fear for dystonia you know

as tony has had a tough history with the soviet control the knowledge they control the. it's got its freedom back it's doing well economically for heaven's sake don't throw it away by joining the euro and getting too involved in the titanic is a good metaphor i think because you know a study could find it's just got the last ticket for the titanic the the ship is whole below the water law of the euro it is fundamentally unsound you cannot support it through just throwing money at it it will not float you and your colleagues that you can't often talk about the collapse of the year a way to measure with but europe is the u.k.'s biggest trading partner wouldn't it be a huge blow for british prosperity if the euro zone were to fall apart well i don't underestimate the economic cost i think it is it is refreshing politically because it's a bad concept it's

a political project and it's really about driving the european union together creating one super state that's what it's really about there will be a big economic cost for all the verse all banks will be hit in the u.k. and i don't welcome however i think by liberating these countries from this straight jacket you know i mean ali has been going down the dollar and had serious problems because it's got the wrong interest rate because it's in the euro the interest rate you know one interest rate within this currency zone which doesn't suit them because it was doing very well previously they forgot high inflation and they got high house prices and same in spain with a massive one off million homes unsold. you know this just doesn't work. as a concept you have to have a column is that are broadly the same in order to have a currency that covers them all that is not the case with the euro so yes there

will be some economic damage but i think politically it will liberate these countries to have their own currency is they will be able to float they will be able to get their economies moving again the moment they're stuck in a free within the strait jacket we call the euro and your objection to the euro as a currency is well documented but you keep us apart see also the european union and the u.k.'s membership but surely it's better for a small country like the u.k. to remain involved with it. in this way were britain if you look at our history we involve a country is all around the world you know for hundreds of years trading happily. you know we have strong cultural links. we're not anti european. neither is switzerland and they're not in european union or norway in the north and your opinion what was saying really is we want to different relationship with the european union we do not want to be within this political superstate united states

of europe with its flag and its and its parliament and its president and all that we don't want that we want a perfectly amicable friendly trading arrangement with the you just like switzerland. but we don't want the politics you know that is really submerging our country way of doing things our judicial system and our culture within this that we don't want and we don't need that i was you say we are the largest trading partner britain is with the continental e.u. we are the prime position to actually have a perfectly respectable and very amiable free trade agreement free trade agreement many are saying that we've only seen the beginning of protests against austerity measures. on the streets are you one of them or do you think it's going to in two thousand and eleven i think it will get worse and i do fear you know you have some extreme problems in greece in space in portugal with very high

unemployment where like in spain you're almost approaching you know one in every two young people is unemployed that is not sustainable within a democratic society i think that will lead to serious problems. but i think the route to solving is to get out of the euro have a free floating currency again and actually to be able to attract people back to spain and the holidaymakers for example because it's cheaper to go there that's a major issue and just to get the economy moving again i mean when we left the exchange rate mechanism which was the forerunner of the euro and britain our economy started getting better and it got stronger and stronger ever since we left that region system that was the precursor to the euro and that's what will happen in all and spain is the only route to these countries actually finding salvations

to get out the euro and in the short term spain will fall i think what will happen is spain will have to leave the euro or the euro will collapse because it's too big to support i mean it's about it will need about seven times as much roughly as to help it out of the problems and that's not sustainable and even the germans you know are not prepared to work too late whatever in terms of their economy to support spade you know they can't afford even the germans can't afford to bail out large economies like spain and it's in serious problems are serious problems and we have to be polished about them the only way for the economy to start moving again is for it to get back it's a free floating currency not to be. the press within the euro david thank you very much thank you.

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calling on president obama to finally deliver on his promise to shut it down but attention center has become the tories for prisoner abuse and is still holding almost two hundred inmates in legal limbo. and that upsurge of tuberculosis in the united kingdom the country that's prompting huge sums to fight the white plague abroad proves unable to tackle its alarming spread at home britain's big named europe's tb capital with thousands diagnosed with the disease annually. twenty forty five pm moscow time the sport. hello to you watching the sport and this is what is coming up. chasing the play all swedes are latest on wednesday sticks choose and make a h.l. . plus life's tough for the top russian usually loses to hewitt ahead of the strike you know you can. go in the you get the best ever or not

yet you can. start though with the k h l well for going to taking place this evening and bodies have got the first win all of the night against a more four two is coming back in the group six after being three nil is down but the fourth about to wrap up their wins so they'll swear she is going moscow are looking to revive their fortunes eighteenth in the table at the moment we just eleven wins in forty one games that are up against of a south. hosting spot moscow with both clubs hovering around the age of the side not the moment was the nominee and it's gotten better it's say evening the husband probably of action to enjoy over the last week in the cat shell so it's time now to look back at some of the hot.

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crowd favorite regained his form in the decider winning a rally of the match to break so i mean that there i mean seven five four six six four to the delight of the majority in the stands. i'll play again wolfie came from a set down to beat the defending champion fernando verdasco four six seven six in the match towards i some football news now an arsenal coach asking vegas as he's wary of the switch side he'll face tonight in the first leg of the carling cup semifinal the trying to man lost seven will to chelsea in the f.a. cup and have sacked manager roy keane but vanga is being cautious you know. what you freeze the good teams who are in the championship you have seen about against leeds do fruits more to. begin to do in the premier league rules want to do standing on. were probably spend

a lot of one in the chair but you do for the team as a compact you knew who was ready to fight against you and up regrets will read through to going through which we. manage your average grant is still fine. despite widespread speculation about his future in charge of the homicide suicide think burning him in the first leg of the other semifinal last night west ham taking early death among noble drove in the near post earning a man a sneak wiser in the second half leeks well apple had a making one one have less time with them down to lie when think they sent off after a nasty bacteria on sebastian last and half an hour left but despite being a man down i found they were not only thanks one or two goalkeeping era cotton coast time effort some had going under the leg ben foster eleven minutes from the time i. now the asia cup is thrown up a bit of a tasty local darby around coming from behind a big defending champions are acting one and their opening game of the tournament

action for matt hay iraq starting the better of the taking sides in this one and got there got off just twelve newson straight passes heading for ground thanks mom but i'm not around to find my shooting bones just before the break all i'm resigned with clive's office and lot less the family was very much. the barley snuff the fruit cake into the box the same provide everyone going back to one for around and i talked to a great man if you're still catching his breath i. just feel. sure. it's stressed for.

sure. now apart from staging the icy cup cata last month that will host the twenty twenty two world cup and think his claim that it is now likely to be held in the european winter. news to track criticism england's football chiefs the latest to voice their concern but f.a. general secretary alex horne saying it would be a logistical nightmare adding the notion of playing in cata just leaves me in a cold sweat at the moment meanwhile fifa vice president michel platini agreed with the january world cup but says he wants catalytic co-host the twenty twenty one and with its gulf coast adding it's ok to alter the world cup plans after hosting rights have been awarded. now in the n.b.a. the defending champions there the los angeles lakers have set a team record for the fewest points conceded in the regular season that after humiliating the visiting cleveland one hundred twelve points to fifty seven and the game was never close is the lakers certainly got past the recent slump recording their fifth straight win a december poll showed that sixty seven percent of n.b.a.

placing kobe bryant and company will retain their title this season and it was easy to see why we had a great man and rebind and starting to regain his old it was total domination camp made thirty percent of their shots while everything was forward for the guys in the third hole and gold including half court shot slack this one by shannon brown to end the third quarter it was the lakers guard margin of victory since moving to los angeles. and finally it is a big year all around for to kathy in november the company publicly unveiled the dive and on the race track nicky hayden will partner one of his oldest rivals valentino rossi and the doctor maybe putting on a brave face ahead of his first season with the cathy italian made to keep a maestro struggle through all of last season with a shoulder injury his problems pay not to be over. the bigger bigger issue we now is my my shoulder my could be sure and i'm not one hundred percent of fortunately

the surgery or the shoulder was there was a very big need some more time before for big and i x i expect to be. the shaper had these moments. but unfortunately. we have to walk very much. we need to improve the bike to modify indeed the bike but they need those. modify. and adopt the. let's get specs. for the money and a couple of asked. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news maker. children. elementary school two hundred thousand by the age of eighteen.

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