he was intimidated he said investments on the cheap. next we talk to a former british government minister who explains the origins of europe's debt crisis. i'm joined by lord hesketh a former cabinet minister in both margaret thatcher's and john major's governments and he's just become the most high profile defector from david cameron's conservative party joining you keep the u.k. independence party note hesketh thanks being to r.t. now you've been a member of the tory party although i don't life why jump ship now well it's been a long process and i think the simple summation is this. every government. that we have had with the exception of margaret satcher has a central day allowed itself to be bamboozled by its civil service into

avoiding having a serious discussion with the europeans about sorting out. the problem and i'm afraid that it's not happened with this government this new point listening to a lot of people telling what they believe when they failed carried out in government . which actually recognizes that you cannot deal with the you or your parents have no design to negotiate. europe will be you is a new kind of religion. if you've run by people who pay follow taxes than anyone else in europe and have that children educated creative child in a surplus of a fourteen private schools from brussels and a european parliament would most the members of paid by three or four times as much money as they would have run in any other trouble your eye line up to do in life

and the system is essential to corrupt and his unchangeable therefore i'm drawn to politics which believes in two things one is telling people the truth and sticking with it when we achieve office but eventually we will because the public are ops absolutely fed up to the back teeth with mainstream politicians seeing. happen is hopes and promises and delivering absolutely nothing but the opposite david cameron has said that there will be a referendum on on principle this and in the e.u. and he wants three countries powers to britain don't believe him and you know think he treats his word well he's already lied once which was over promising a referendum. to the election and then saying oh well because there's been seen been signed it doesn't make any sense to them all the facts the matter is i don't believe you and the second thing is the europeans who are much more dangerous than any british politician have already stated that we will not have

a power of veto over the so-called financial transaction tax which we will pay eighty percent of the entire european collection by forty billion out of the fifty because it were put on the put through under v.a.g. regulations so. as always westminster talks a big game but is not capable of delivering it why is it so important to have the referendum now do you not believe cameron when he says it's not the right time we need to help the team this is absolutely the time to help the way that you help we do is to recognize it for what it is which is an organization that has no interest in assisting this country whatsoever so if we're going to help them it's exactly the same as selling a car this is exactly the same as something a loaf of bread do you wait to the other side has the advantage over you. we've got of them in a situation where they've got a problem we've got a problem that is together get rid of both problems but for us to talk as if we

will get any credit. from your for actually helping them out of this crisis using the british taxpayers' money i mean come on really a combination of united states united kingdom and russia bailed out europe in world war two and i don't see many tanks being hounded around to under those three bodies so i have absolutely no confidence whatsoever that there is any alternative but to have a referendum as soon as possible. but if we do have that and we do live in the crisis continues to rumble on and gets worse well in our economy suffers well well that that of course is one of the great lies that he's given i mean the reality is this the figures for exports there's there are well over eighty percent of british exports go to europe well actually that seems to imply that every rose forest area

engine many of which are for instance finished on hereford ak robbed. good to lose and remain within the european union that's complete nonsense and the wings on those aircraft are all made in the united kingdom do they all remain in europe they go to russia they go to asia they go to south america they go to north america they go all over the place and so that number itself is a sort of typical euros lie the second issue and it's an even more important is that if the germans say well you know we don't care we're going to wear what we're discount to squeeze the boys out of the market and we're going to put on terrorists they export fifty one billion pair round the borders of your from europe into the u.k. then the other way around we have a very viable industry here we've got we've got a fantastic car industry and if the george wallace falls through the roof people refer to switching straight out of mercedes benz b.m.w.

or whatever i'm buying jagger's discoveries range rovers. you name it toyotas made in darby so i think this is this is. it's a sort of rather pathetic threat the troops victory manufactured by a combination of the liberal party of the b.b.c. on the grounds that neither of those two groups have any experience in the real world the bailout has been a green with the extra firepower in the banks agreeing to hearth greece's debt is this really the shot that he needs or is it just another band aid that's about it. it's a band-aid because the real numbers three trillion maybe four trillion and secondly the markets are looking forward detail and there is no detail that never has been any detail there was no detail in july there was no detail last year and there will

be no details this time and this deal will fall apart and the markets will make that happen because the markets like being lied to and as you are as usual they are being lied to let's just say what if it does work ok what if he recovers and britain's not part of it when if they leak what if what we stand to lose another we stand to lose and the like foreigners the rest of the european stamps lose they run a huge trade surplus with us so they're going to be the losers. there's no particular i mean that the europeans i mean the german army let's take a dram olivers on the german army consumes more beer in afghanistan than it does aviation fuel i mean you're there are some there are some pretty fundamental problems in europe in terms of what they're actually capable of doing and delivering i mean read today we've had the last sort of great lies finance has which is if we don't all agree to this magnificent suffer want it's going to be

wall so is this the beginning of the end would he save the e.u. i did do some going to the end of the toll i think it may have been the beginning of a new beginning which will be based on facts rather than fiction because the problem of the moment is the e.u. is based on fiction because it doesn't have political reality the whole problem of this crisis it was created by the europeans themselves because you could not have a single currency it was i was a political union they knew they couldn't get away of the political union so they disappeared to the equivalent of las vegas and signed up to a new mania proposition which is to have a unified currency with no unified policies the result is you have a situation and you want to take forget trillions forget billions forget hundreds of millions look at reality you want to have a cup of coffee in central paris one of the most expensive places in the world because you the same as going paris. increase by four going to get rid

of unemployment in greece you're going to have to get the price down and it's almost everything is priced in europe is that will never be possible to have their whole best change if i was agree i would be down to get a drachma to get out of this because what happens that's still in the or is it so that french banks take a hack. but they're still stuck with the euro and of course everyone prices you see to give you an example before the euro zone and a car manufacturer in europe would have a different pricing structure for cars were sold in greece the cars sold in turkey calls or so in italy southern italy in northern italy day the u.k. parts some new england northern england and wales where up because the markets would take the what the was the level of individual pricing now the moment

the euro zone came in and the single market came in what then happened was you couldn't actually do that had it all so the result was that there was an automatic splosion of inflation particular in a country like greece which produces practically nothing domestically in the capital goods market so the result was that the costs went up on a progressively higher scale than elsewhere in germany that's why northern europe has been the winner of the euro as and the southern europe has been basically impoverished by. thanking thank you very much. from los angeles to chicago to birmingham twenty trauma centers have closed since two thousand three hundred one is not enough in-patient beds not enough urgency

department beds and not enough nurses commandos there to take care of all the people who are the only real health care system that we have in the city of los angeles is the los angeles fire department in fact when i started my venture is a firefighter i didn't want to hear mass and i started out going to just do fire fighting it's about eighty two percent of what we do the fire department is medical but that a rescue couple weeks ago waited for hours for bid. i've waited sometimes three hours but i wouldn't say same francis in lynnwood for four hours and fifty minutes steady against a wall of patient and we have a federal law that mandates that you can't turn no want away who seeks care and emergency room. we have the most expensive health care system in the world and it's probably valued the least least.

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evidence that washington seems unconcerned about what's next but the dolphin has gone. the race to stop europe from drowning in a sea of debt as chief. see it come to the rescue offering a ten billion dollars to the through the investment mechanisms. to russian tycoon titans. six and a half billion dollars. this is when. the cash. for. a movie. he was intimidated into selling investments on the cheap.

well consider. the headlines. and then again how the break for russia in the doubles match as the czech republic wins its first ever fed cup title since getting independence. bragging rights isn't it finished the russian premier league's regular season and told to sponsor one old draw against. ruffling feathers a monkey and his russian. as a name to remember. so they. have finished the first phase of the longest russian premier league season on top at souths a one all draw on. the late made with the first half. a good russian international scoring case goal of the season leaving the keeper

absolutely no chance of unimproved in the second half and went close to equalising from. which they made a mess of the drive from a distance. call level sixty six minutes from the off to draw. in the. made no mistake in restoring and school haze. of the productive season for the ivory coast. and their regular season campaign in the hot. soup to late at the end of the thyself thinks it's from rome on. and they would double their lead just three minutes after the break the hari ceroc of convulsing from the sports car would pull one back in the dying minutes. gainey to call of game them hope but that was it for the poem saw it so to one how it finished.

going to go through thirty six games is that breakthrough been one of the sides from taking the lead for two minutes into the game should. pounced after a surrogate bridgegate fail to hold that shots with the clock ticking away with pushes men forwards in search of an equaliser and christian the ball had two good chances to earn his solid single point on both occasions keeper how critical was equal to the task so it finished one zero two. meanwhile in the late game available to help second place scots to slough ignite if strike scald in the eleventh minute to fire home crowd up for the one back in the second period say to do and be saving the day for a spell once again with a sixty four minute strike one of the final schools in its top of the leak with say scott and second the railway men are now tied on points with four placed spots

moscow. in turn is the czech republic warm the twenty seven foot comp of the beating russia three two in a fascinating final in moscow the match between. the sides went down to decide it to patrick fitz of the came back to beat such long because in soviet freesat and then it's the safe of the so what far when a straight sets it to make it all the fifth match so the boss the experienced check . and lucy had downed russia's merry kurylenko there is not and they would wrap up a straight sets victory to bring the fed cup to the czech republic for the first time since the country gained its independence in form of a sad she was confident of victory at long before the final on the way. when we are. and he spoke with my coach. we have to win here and

i mean i thought it it's going to be easy but ok and the final. you know is the final so i think. it's true i didn't play many tournaments with the beast or not is examples of how we were you know. being reason who last night the czechs really aggressively have their own game and played well and we were unlucky to lose them. russian books and is already looking ahead to the future just days after beating american james toney on points here in the russian capital the thirty two year old took his record to twenty three wins and just one defeat on friday following his name and six points victory of james toney in a one sided five but it seems legit is now gunning for another american veteran having already beaten tony and roy jones jr over the last six months in the white

swan sides. with his most recent victim tony saying put money only defeating the forty two year old. now russia kickboxing stumble to hoskins his now fully fledged member of the sport's later but too hard to beat albatross earlier this year claiming victory of another k. one greater in the weekend roberts was in and watched from the ringside for us. to eat every fight as if is the fight over a life that freed by a witch but the classical has lived his entire career of that culminating in the biggest budha vault in moscow on saturday russia still welterweight kickboxer against one of the toughest men in the business minds and bettis the reigning champ back to greet the second one legend to death the thirty one year old. in march pastika made his way out of the letter by bidding rose

a unanimous decision based on the round he didn't wait around. he's also known as i remember but but the move to be made of something even stronger in the night one of his danger is nice forcings embarrassed to give up the fight due to a duel fracture early in the first round explodes it would clear when the pistol heats came. my plan for the fight was to make mike constantly move and not let him stay firm on his feet. extremely dangerous punching very hard when it comes to knees and kicks well that's where our strongest. so who's next the but the front that question is yet to be answered although the met himself knows what he wants. view is of the very best fighters should keep coming to russia to show what they have to offer now i can fight on my own terms and not have to travel. the main

event of the night was preceded by a number of exciting fights russia's mixed martial arts. to go on ukraine's he began it cost enough and these same kids book native was quick to show why she deserved the favorite stat claiming a unanimous decision when a hugely skillful fire and on top of that the lady it is about deciding not to speak to archie until she fresh. up a little slice of the cigarettes and i had to drop chicken fool rules which are not quite suitable for me just pay a lot of attention to keep the athletic while my forty's books in those two nights i focused on wrestling and that's what gave me the age meanwhile declares between russia c did you. and judge us one real master class of fools the man from the martial arts movement however schooled by the local was simply there in all aspects of the clash over why did no argy. lets them

move to the old to martha jo from woods hole of kenya or worn the renowned new york competition and in record time the winner of this says forced in my thumb as well the time i finished in time i was five minutes and six seconds basing the previous mark by more than two minutes fellow kenyan m n l and phil. bedad came second and third respectively also breaking the als course records the thirty year old when and two hundred thousand dollars for his triumph and was also handed a bonus of half a million as of world martha may just. if. one of the women's race in dramatic style had personal hours twenty three minutes and fifteen seconds was just enough to claim the top sports i said to be contenders complected and had a memory cross the finish line only seconds behind its one hundred seventy thousand

dollars takes him from new york. and finally to the world of engines for tony stewart has claimed his second straight victory in the nascar texas five hundred race fortunately there were no big questions during the day events this time just. didn't really disturb the other drivers. had a five second lead late in the race with stewart and. edwards running second then with. the late one button suddenly run out of the venture when it finished just ahead of edwards to cut the deficit from eight to three points in the chase for the sprint cup with two races to go. ok up to date now i'll be back with more sports news from around the world for you suzanne the weather center.

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