ending up with ecuador france and honduras in group f south american power is argentina became the lse will face the tournaments only to the top aussie herzegovina as well as iran andigeria the reform group g is a doozy germany will contend with christiane aldo and portugal as well as to experience teams in the usa and donna finally in group h nelson will square off against algeria russia and south korea. now the masses to nestle into groups and where the county stands to work out what this means that stool to ask which correspond to join the un the stereotype is chill. based on the gmat of the year ended the coach jim knew to be happy with him till he's got. well i think you'll be ready to be happy i mean i'm switching my gemini you expected to be and to be anyone on a tank. this is about where they'll be playing as much as who will be playing at home and see jimmy being seeded team in the cream linking to be concentrated in the northeast in for the next night received the ante natal and we did with the most likely pace of the bill say the sages of the crumbling guinea downside is tha

. -- we significant is it have had this new market created by the lse. nobody gets a list on it.art of that is the timing. -- doing a seen more champions that we can coalesce around? >> yes, i think so. published its report on a thousand companies that will inspire britain in the last week. how doesquestion is accelerate? over the last couple of years the stock market has proven to be a tricky move for some businesses. now is the economy comes back, many will start to look at the stock market -- >> should rethink of london as a start up seen or a scale up seen? >> both. if this is going to be the next 12 months of great, it will be scaling them up to be world beaters. from seven hills which i've just learned is actually named after sheffield and not rome. let's go from start up to swiss banks. francine come over to you. >> the u.s. is clamping down on offshore tax evasion. asked buts are being on regulars to participate in a program with american authorities. manus cranny's here at the latest on the story. is this the end of swiss banking secrecy as we know it? >> definitely a tu

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lse is cleared for takeoff today. we have the markets surging on the back of the taper.saab defeating over brazil. we will talk about that story. plus, we are also going to be showing you live pictures, we hope of this launch that is taking place. forward to seeing them live on the pulse as well. back to you. >> i will see you a little bit later on for an asset check. with that in mind, let's bring in the price of gold. gold drops below $1200 an ounce for the first time since june of this year. -- we did dip below $1200, trust me. saab has been bowing. 36 fighter jets to the brazilian air force. joining me now is our european business correspondent, caroline hyde. saab is gaining the most on record. this deal is good news. >> it certainly is. we saw them rise the most on record today. really a stellar performance all after this deal worth $4.5 billion. ripping it away from the likes of boeing, 36 jet fighters to the brazilian air force. what is interesting is, this tthat saab could go on to win more context. about 100elf means aircraft over the next 10 years. this could

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we did not say anything lse. the next phase, we went around and it was really hard i complicated and nobody knew what was going on. then we went around the general conversation broke out. e talked about this case for a good 40 minutes. i went down and i thought, this is the strangest thing i have ever seen. this really important case, 10 minutes. the kids that nobody has ever heard of, 40 minutes. what is that about? as i thought about it and as i have experienced more cases, i realize that there are some cases where you can talk until you are blue in the face. in the end, people might think it is interesting. they might think that you did the best you could for that argument. but they are not going to be persuaded. there are cases where we are not going to persuade each other. there are two different ways of looking at this, or three. in the end, talking probably will not change that. there are other cases where talking can change a lot. people can start thinking about hings in an entirely new way. i love those

woman in the world, if i would marry her sight unseen, but that is essentially what happens on the lse. only one available to me. then i look at it and i see, it really is not spreading the cost across the broader universe here. of --e, in the mandate mandated contraceptives listed in this policy, there is no deductible. that means anything you can get a doctor to prescribe will be no out-of-pocket costs to the person utilizing that. i am confident the gentleman's reference to a maternity coverage does not apply to a 70- year-old woman. how do you reply that we have mandated contraceptives here, three of them on this list directly violate the principle of the catholic church. it appears to me it is impossible for a faithful catholic to buy a policy that does not violate their conviction. >> you have asked me a number of different questions. ofh respect to the provision contraception without cost- sharing, there is a part of the affordable care act that ofuired a study to be done particularly preventative services for women, and an independent study was done that found providing contrac

i asked if that is what they taught him and he grinned and said that is what they taught me at the lse. [laughter] i lived and worked in the south africa per two years in 1960 and i got to know south africa well and i have to confess that the wouldi also assumed there be no peaceful resolution of apartheid and whether one liked it or not it would only be by an armed struggle that would possibly change that political system and i was wrong. i was wrong because what happened was that there was no one hero in south africa but there was actually two and it's worth remembering this. it was not just nelson mandela who reserves a vast bulk of the credit but also the south african president swd clark. it wouldoth of them not have been a peaceful resolution and in some ways it was more difficult for him. let me explain what i mean. this is a serious point. he was receiving power, which at that stage, most of the struggle had already been one. he was having to persuade his own people to give up the power before they had actually been defeated. this was a different situation which the world had n

they believe one set of rules should apply to them, and another set to everybody lse. he may have just as well said if you like the rules of the senate, you can keep them. huh? if you like the rules of the senate, you can keep them? just the way so many of the democrats now believe that obamacare is good enough for their constituents, but when it comes to their political allies and staff, that is different. let's not forget about the raw ower at play here. the similarities between the obama care debate and the threat to go nuclear are inescapable. they muscle through obamacare on the party line vote and did not care about the views of the inority. and that is just about what they are going to do here. the american people decided to give the democrats -- not to give the democrats the house or to restore the filibuster proof majority they had in 2009. democratic colleagues don't like that one bit. the american people are getting n the way. so they are trying to change the rules of the game to get their way anyway. they said so themselves. the senior senator said they wan

i remember he groaned and said, "no, no, that is what they taught me at the lse."ter] i lived and worked in southern africa, mainly in southern rhodesia, for two years in the 1960's. i got to know south africa well, and i must confess that, at that time, i too assumed that there would be no peaceful resolution of the problems of apartheid and that, whether one liked it or not, it would only be by revolution or by armed struggle that they would change the political system. i was wrong, but i was wrong because there was not one hero in south africa, but two, and it is worth remembering this. it was not just nelson mandela, who undoubtedly deserves the vast bulk of the credit, but the south african president f.w. de klerk. not have been a peaceful resolution. in some ways, it was more difficult for de klerk than for mandela. let me explain what i mean; it is a serious point. mandela was receiving power at a stage when most of the struggle had already been won, and de klerk was having to persuade his own people to give power up before they had been defeated. this was a