live with us right now mr cain hello welcome to all he very nice to see here so as we just heard mr cameron made a very impassioned plea to the scottish people and to keep them in the u.k. to saying this will work. i don't i don't think it will work i think it was a very ordered speech members of the new campaign about a month ago were ordering the scottish government not to politicize the commonwealth games and there we have david cameron standing in front of the velodrome connecting the olympics to the great british but so there's a huge amount of hypocrisy there but i think we look at david cameron and we see everything necessary independence if you ask anybody for independence for a one way answer to the question why would you want to or yes the answer is because there will be no tory government in scotland for ever and there he is there we are at the moment suffering under policies like the bedroom tax like the austerity budget from a from the tory government yet again no matter whether we have a scottish parliament no matter how many liberal m.p.'s descended to westminster we didn't v

finished helping keeping mr mr cameron afloat only word of where does the european union go from here based on this report what would you like to see happen what kind of productivity would you like to see. well first of all let me say that what we heard before is total nonsense if we look at what the european commission actually does in this field what they provide is information and they leave it perfectly up to each and every member state to address the problem according to the situation in each and every member state so in this particular case there is not a signal to really interfere also because i was trying to listen to the boss i mean people are calling greece this is all about occupy greed this is a difference this is a different story what the condition that our government leaders are ready to refinance its budget when we talk about all of the revenue helping out that's only . democratically elected every state that is what you need generally gentlemen gentlemen would lend lease it from best to talk over each other don't talk over each other john you're not talking john do yo

mr. cameron wants to discuss in those terms.f he talks about repatriating powers, negotiating treaties, just one member state, i don't think he will get anything. >> howard, the e.u. could do less but do it better. that is a line that came out of a briefing that i read this morning. that sounds like a good idea. do we need to leave the e.u. to get a better outcome? >> is it possible that we can negotiate a better outcome from within. it seems the risks we're taking in going to that extreme is quite significant. >> well, i think risk is a word that comes up in order to promote people's fierce. if you look at some of the most prosperous countries in the world, highest g.d.p. per capita, high eths wealth per capita, like switzerland, norway, countries like australia. emerging countries like israel. singapore. they are prospering because they have flexibility and they can pursue economic policies, which are in their country's interest in order to promote growth and jobs. do we want to be associated with a europe which has a country

mr. cameron would like to get this bank off the books. they are probably not going to be able to. what they want to see now is progress. >> there is progress with lloyds banking group, potentially being sold? >> it is trading above the asset price for the government, which is a bigger success story than rbs. asked weeks earnings will be interesting. >> -- next week's article be interesting. manus is here to break down the numbers gor gucci. is a brand in transition. they are changing their canvas bags and logos. it is still a brand in transition. , which constitute 66% of their revenue, and the numbers have been bang in line. it is the other gucci brands that have been disappointing. bottega abnnd ysl. growthhave the weakest in four years as a group. the reason we talk so much about uji is because it is over half of their luxury business. i did not drill into the dirty details, but bloomberg industries did, and they have come up with a fascinating insight. when you talk about growth within the gucci brand, it seems to have underwhelmed, t

mr. cameron face an election next year.ant to show some progress and get in this bank off the books. but guess what we're expecting next week. we're expecting this bank to post a loss. we also know they'll get their releasing, rather, that strategic review in full next week, and that one is going to come coming through pretty carefully. >> jonathan there with the very latest on r.b.s. >> moving on into corporate news. gucci hosting its slower sales growth in four years and dragging shares of its parent lower this morning in this friday session. our markets editor, manus cranny, joins us with more on the luxury goods maker's report. what does it say? >> it's a divergent story. you've got three big luxury brands in the stable of carrying gucci. essentially gucci delivering worse than we had estimated in the market by a long, long way, mark. that's the issue. fwuchee, the brand is going through a transition. they're revamping the stores, changing the pricing. they're changing the product range, and they're trying to introduce

mr. cameron as a renegotiation. >> i think as far as germany is concerned -- >> it will be presented. >> you don't have to go back, countries have to go back and have referendums. >> that's what they want because they never have referendums themselves and if they had, of course, we wouldn't have the euro. >> do you think the parliamentary elections changes anything here, because we're talking about a possibility of having 30% of the europe parliament skeptics. do you think that makes, angela merkel will change her mind at all on this? >> the pressure on merkel is currently mostly i would imagine at least on the day-to-day basis from her social democratic partners inside the coalition who are very kind of integrationists if i can use a word which probably doesn't even exist. if something like if you're deutsche, you're a skeptic by which i mean euro the currency skeptic group makes a substantial breakthrough in the elections that creates alternative pressure because they're mostly appealing to her own christian democratic voters. so that's one of the things that's there to play for and th

mr david cameron this friday launching an appeal to the uk as other residents to urge their scottish friends and family to vote no this is a past that truth is of course in scotland. but it's to separate itself from the rest united kingdom. that is what it will become separate. i think that would be tragic the law the middle of the attention has been paid that could take three to the issue of the cards rather you be extremely difficult to make a currency union work out between the independent separate scotland and the rest of the united kingdom. and as for the snp and the cold to his speech a high handed lecture. the rail line connecting devon and cornwall to the rest of england out of action for the next six weeks sketch of the line left hanging in mid air in dorset to get another storm collapse the sea wall below it british marines are being called in to help the stranded residents in parts of an underwater for a month. it's the wettest winters southern britain has seen nearly two hundred and fifty years. in france's northwest power's been restored after severe winds overnight part

mr overnighters family. they simply had no time. in the u.k. welly wearing david cameron is out in the drowning tory heartland throwing sandbags soldiers and cash in totally into the flood waters but dave all the stick your balls in sheffield cannot stop the rising tide that is sinking all goods into your black hole of debt economy because it's the triple crunch of environment energy and economy and no junk shop can save us now. not even a one four seven will save us dave we've been stuck or. to what extent being held you down for success self the arab spring depends on the people in their region on the arabs and to what extent it still depends on b. big power brokers hard tight seal pursue that on a time that the influence of the outside power. he's getting stronger now because of the absence of a major country like egypt. we decided by. by america. in the absence of that. which is the out of. nato a deadly alliance without a clear mission decades after the end of the cold war this washington led alliance continues to exist and expanded after him big u.s. adventure in af

mr rove and his family. they simply had no time. in the u.k. welly wearing david cameron is out in the drowning tory heartland throwing sandbags soldiers and cash in totally into the flood waters but dave all the stick your balls in sheffield cannot stop the rising tide that is sinking all boots into your black hole of debt economy because it's the triple crunch of environment energy and economy and no junk shop can save us now. not even a one four seven will save us dave we've been stuck or. to what extent being held new doctor fix that self the arab spring depend on the people in their region on the arabs and to what extent it still depends on b. big power brokers hard trying to seal pursuit out on a town that the influence of the outside powers phase of getting gets stronger now because of the absence of a major country like egypt but i assure you the area will not be decided by iran by turkey over by a shot over by america. in the absence of very potent this region. the out of world. that's obviously one of the rationale for the continuation of return they want to sel

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cameron described the london trike against station. and he talked about more women public office. questions for prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i had colleagues and others and in addition to my duties i shall have further such later today. london is a 24/7 global city and the commercial is the western world. ith the economy growing and unemployment we agree that the bring of the union to london -- (boos) >> but i absolutely agree with honorable friend and absolutely no justification for a strike. need a modernized working for the millions of londoners who every day. the fact is only 3% of involve and now makes sense to have fewer people offices and more people on the platform and stations. i condemn this strike. the shadow defense minister was asked to do so today, he actually said it was a matter union, so i hope that the leader of the opposition unreserve iedly condemn this strike today. >> the on going floods and storms have seen families driven out of their homes and affected significant parts of the country. as the prime minister knows many those affected feel the government's response has been low and more coul

cameron. she didn't also supports the kind of fundamental reform of the european union that he wanted. speaking on a warm day visit to london. mrs merkel said britain should stay in the eu to help make it more competitive than the mind that no she said that if we want britain to remain in the european union which is what i want this one i also want to compare this to the union that generates credit which one can find common solutions minds and isn't it. this is michael indicate that she supports income ones from the abuses of the youth freedom of movement rules relating to welfare payments. she said she felt some eu red tape said the cuts from existing mines piece of tape delays for every parliamentary form of the european architects of which will satisfy all kinds of minutes of kick to the british witches. i'm afraid. they are in for disappointment. after lunch for the prominence to the charts limits the queen for tea. mrs merkel has said that she favors change. but she sees that as a much more limited in scope and come around to it. the israeli embassy in japan has given three hundred and friend really ticked that is totally f

david cameron wants to appeal to those who want to slim down easy you by promising brits a referendum on whether to break from the. mr to the prime minister being accused of holding brussels to ransom one of his fellow conservative party m.p.'s told us that the e.u. will offer concessions to make sure the u.k. stays inside the bloc. i certainly think that the case for reform of the european union is overwhelming i believe the german government and chancellor merkel also accept that view as well their priority will be to sustain and secure the euro that's what their priority will be german parliamentarian's have told me that i think therefore if they can see britain playing a strong role in britain even though we are outside the euro zone which is what i think we can do they would rather have us in europe than out of europe and i think that they will work constructively to try and meet some of britain's concerns which as i say i think many people in germany agree with. a genetically modified products wasn't enough for the bio. drugs. many of which. is now spreading beyond the capital caracas street battles between ant