of insolvent banks and financial institutions and that's what we don't have to spike two years in which we could have worked one out. thoughts there steve davis director of education at the institute of economic affairs talking to us there from london. there's no shortage of skepticism in europe over the war in afghanistan denmark though antiwar activists have been camping outside parliament for nearly a decade opposing danish participation in the so-called war on terrorism they want to make politicians stand the publicity but their calls are falling on deaf ears as a teacher when i found out. i they've been here for nine years and they're not planning on leaving anytime soon among us through c s n is big. we are like no we don't want to go home or leave it to them again you know they are peace watch and they believe their government is doing the wrong thing but participating in the war in afghanistan you cannot fight terror with a wall because war is terror that's our main issue you know denmark has more than seven hundred troops in afghanistan a soldier killed recently brought the total number of danish losses to thirty nine so peace watch believe very case is as important today as it was in two th

overzealous response to isolated clashes stephen davis is director of education at the institute of economic affairs he told us now the government is facing the consequences of an unwise policy what is going on at the moment is that there's a huge series of unexploded bombs of bad debt in various countries which is being passed around a rather gruesome game of pass the parcel from one set of taxpayers to another it was passed on to the irish taxpayer it's proved too much for them and it's now effectively being passed on to the european taxpayers including the british ones what is needed is a mechanism for the orderly winding up of insolvent banks and financial institutions and that's what we don't have to spike two years in which we could have worked one out. steve davis director of education at the institute of economic affairs on the line from london here on out world news in brief it's not only the u.k. that's being hit by mass juden protests the most violent demonstrations through italy in its leap thousands of students have paralyzed rome's historic center in protest against planned budget cuts