my sympathies, thoughts and prayers to the family of sapper moralee and my congratulations to kelly gallagherfrom northern ireland of course, who competed and won the first gold medal? given rising racism and xenophobia, including recent racist attacks in my constituency, what more can the government do to ensure that the public debate on issues such as european union membership and immigration is more balanced and celebrates the huge positive contribution made to the social, cultural and economic life of the uk, particularly in the run-up to the european elections? >> of course i agree with the honorable lady that we need to strike the right balance, explaining to the public that we are running a tough but firm immigration system where it needs to be tough and firm, but one that is open to those who want to come here, make a contribution, pay their taxes and contribute to our way of life. i was deeply saddened and shocked to hear about the incidents and what had happened to members of the polish and chinese community in her constituency, and even more so to hear about what has happened to he

my congratulations to kelly gallagher from northern ireland of course. one of the first -- mr. speaker, given rising racism and xenophobia in including racist attacks in my home state of south africa what more can government do to insure the public debate such as e.u. membership on immigration are more balanced and celebrate the huge positive contribution to both the social, cultural and economic life of the u.k., particularly in the run-up to the european election? >> mr. speaker, of course i agree with her. straight away the balance explaining to the public we are running a tough but firm immigration system where it needs to be tough and firm but also hope want to come here to make a contribution and pay their taxes and contribute to our way of life. i was deeply saddened and shocked to hear about the incidents of what happened to members of the polish an chinese community in her constituency and even more so of what's happened to her colleague anna lowe who i understand is the first member of chinese descent in any legislature in europe is being subject to terrible abuse by

special congratulations to kelly gallagher and jay etherington we saw a russian military interventionin ukraine. does the prime minister agree with me that the it was illegal, and in direct violation of the ukrainian constitution? does he share my deep concern that the ukrainian servicemen were shot and killed at a military base in crimea yesterday? >> well the right honorable gentleman is actually correct the referendum in the crimea was illegitimate and illegal. it was brought together in the 10 days and held at the point after russian kalashnikov. this can not be accepted or legitimatized by international community. we have to be absolutely clear what happened here. this is the annexation effectively of one country's territory by another country. we must be clear about interests to see rules based international system where countries obey the rules. if we turn away from this crisis and don't act we will a very high price in the longer term. we should be clear that this referendum is illegitimate. we must be clear that consequences must follow and we should work with our european pa

kelly gallagher. ist i think hans nichols joining us from berlin. where we take us in the papers?front page. percent of german jobs are occupied by females was up a brazen attempt to create a favor with you. 15 awful wonder 50. ambassadors are female. one of the lowest rates. 50 ambassadors 1 are female. it is still a male-dominated. more calls for it to change. anna, am i in your current graces? >> well done. i will pick up on your men versus women theme and take a more animal.. direction. wrong about the birds and the bees according to new research. charles darwin, female birds sing, too. not all about the boys. it is not all about mating. females think they are likely to great complex melodies. this is new research. about mating but defensive nest sites and resources and something that female birds do, too. >> who would've thunk it? of rugbywas a game yesterday. i previewed it. as an englishman, i was happy. which beat -- england beat wales. it was yes -- it was last year that wales thrashed england. the triple crown trophy. team away youles been to scotland and ireland and wel

special congratulations to kelly gallagher and jay etherington we saw a russian military intervention in ukraine. does the prime minister agree with me that the it was illegal, and in direct violation of the ukrainian constitution? does he share my deep concern that the ukrainian servicemen were shot and killed at a military base in crimea yesterday? >> well the right honorable gentleman is actually correct the referendum in the crimea was illegitimate and illegal. it was brought together in the 10 days and held at the point after russian kalashnikov. this can not be accepted or legitimatized by international community. we have to be absolutely clear what happened here. this is the annexation effectively of one country's territory by another country. we must be clear about interests to see rules based international system where countries obey the rules. if we turn away from this crisis and don't act we will a very high price in the longer term. we should be clear that this referendum is illegitimate. we must be clear that consequences must follow and we should work with our european p

my congratulations to kelly gallagher from northern ireland of course. one of the first -- mr. speaker, given rising racism and xenophobia in including racist attacks in my home state of south africa what more can government do to insure the public debate such as e.u. membership on immigration are more balanced and celebrate the huge positive contribution to both the social, cultural and economic life of the u.k., particularly in the run-up to the european election? >> mr. speaker, of course i agree with her. straight away the balance explaining to the public we are running a tough but firm immigration system where it needs to be tough and firm but also hope want to come here to make a contribution and pay their taxes and contribute to our way of life. i was deeply saddened and shocked to hear about the incidents of what happened to members of the polish an chinese community in her constituency and even more so of what's happened to her colleague anna lowe who i understand is the first member of chinese descent in any legislature in europe is being subject to terrible abuse by

and the country won their first ever gold medal in snow i the winter paralympics olympics as kelly gallagher skied to victory in the visually impaired super g. competition it's just it is literally our dreams come true we've worked for four years through some really hard injuries three funded difficulties through everything and make we've come the world championships never the name but the paralympics is something just so special so to win gold is just really amazing for us to get sherry's thing when you want something you have to go out and get it yourself and we definitely did that and yeah we're now going to go mad it was a very big and in the men's events ukraine's vitale looked jenning turned back the clock to win. two biathlon golds in the visually impaired seven point five and twelve point five kilometers to add to the gold he won back in two and in two thousand and six so the twenty fourteen winter paralympic games here in sochi were a success for david turns as well as for former champions and russia made history as hosts but also as a team. russia first took part at the winter para

minister in paying tribute to the fantastic winter paralympic team for their great success in kelly in particular gallagher and jade everingham 10. . everingham he also shares my deep concern for the ukrainian servicemen were shot and killed at a military base in crimea yesterday. he's actually correct that the referendum in the crimea is illegitimate and illegal. together in 10 days and held at the point of a russian kalashnikov. this cannot be accepted or legitimized by the international community. we should be absolutely clear about what has happened here. this is the annexation, effectively, one country's territory by another country. we must be absolutely clear about our interest, which is to see a rules-based international system or countries obey the rules. if we turn away from this crisis and don't act, we will pay a very high price in the longer term. we should be clear that this referendum is illegitimate. we must be clear that consequences must follow and we should work with our european partners and with united states , and strong, consistent robust response. >> i think the prime minister for t

tonight, the board of education heard an earful from outraged parents, and the kelly camera was there. and trace gallaghera, this board meeting was supposed to be all about the school budget but the parents did not want to talk about money at all. they are irate because they believe that some of their kids are likely being taught by a heroin user who is being shielded by the union. listen to some angry parents. >> i love the teachers, i think they're wonderful people and i certainly don't want anybody to be guilty without being proven guilty. but i still don't think they should be in the same hallways with my kid or another kid. >> this is assuming guilt or innocence, but this is just removing the threat from the students. we're not doing that. we're failing them. >> twice in the past three months, heroin was found in a men's faculty bathroom. sources say that a teacher's aide and a contract worker used the bathroom. the contract worker who was nonunion agreed to give a sample. and at first the teachers agreed until the union said that the state law do not require the teachers to take drug tests. the teac

kelly files." >> the mystery of flight 370. more than 1,000 miles from where. that is just the beginning of this challenge. trace gallagher report. >> the reason they are focusing so heavily in the southern indian ocean there's no radar that shows the flight continued flying on a northward path. there is radar data that ind wai cates the plane was for a while flying west and then south. finding debris may be the easier part of the church. beyond that the hurdle has become extremely high. they will use mathematical models to see how far it drifted. sonar voice cboo wes can be dro into the water to pick up pings from the black boxes or emergency locator transmitters. they can only be detected from a mile away and batteries only last 30-days. they would send manned or unmanned subs but the plane could be 12,000 feet deep. the crash was back in 2009. it took two years and $100 million to recover the black boxes add to that the indian ocean is known for under water volcanoes earthquakes and land slides and if you have lava or mud on the wreckage, megyn, the astronomical odds get even lower. ought thor of air safety investigati

. >>> and now to a kelly file follow-up in the case of a new jersey teen who took her parents to court for cutting her off. trace gallagherr father, who was a former police chief in new jersey how says that his daughter is being savaged in the court of public opinion. you may recall during last week's hearing it was the first time the parents had actually seen their daughter since she moved out of the house in october. now it is not clear what she says, but now he says his daughter has become tabloid fodder. there is a new facebook page called "the education for rachel," that blasts the parents. and he doesn't believe that his daughter wrote the statements. and his lawyer believes it is a hoax. he is the father of rachel's ,3 funding her lawsuit. now, rachel's parent say if the= family had stayed out64['÷=i;6v matter would have been solved. now, while the family says that rachel is beingh9=#ñ savaged, c documents show this is not exactly family of the year. rachel calls her parents alcoholics, saying her father8z has been inappropriately affectionate with her, and called her porky, and ended saying i've written you off, d

kelly file fox news report on the missing flight 370. the southern indian ocean is stormy, fierce and hard to reach. that is just the beginning of this challenge. trace gallagher has that report. >> and megyn, the reason they're focusing so heavily on the southern indian ocean is there is no confirmed radar from any country that indicates that flight 370 continued to fly on a northward path. there is indication that the plane flew southwest. but finding debris could be part of the monumental search, first, experts will use mathematical models of wind and currents to see how far the debris drifted. when they agree on a general system, the sonar will be dropped to locate the transmitters. but the pings can only be detected from a mile away and the batteries only last 30 days. that means they will send man or unmanned subs, but the plane could be 12,000 feet deep about the same as titanic or the air france plane that crashed back in 2009. the crash debris was found in five days but it took two years and $100 million to recover the black boxes. add to that the indian ocean is known for underwater volcanos, earthquakes and landslides. and if you have lava or mud on