alan crawford, thank you very much. 51 minutes into the session in london.cross equity markets. after the break we will wrap up these markets for you and look out for the rest of the day. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back. i'm jonathan ferro. that's almost it for "on the move" but its been a fascinating week for markets. i want to bring you a couple charts. here's the qatar exchange index. closed today, but check out what started on wednesday and spilled over into thursday. the biggest two-they selloff this year after swiss authorities said they are probing the fifa vote that awarded the country the 2022 world cup. here's the shanghai composite showing what a real drop looks like over this week dropping more than 6% yesterday. in the last month, the shanghai composite suffered some of its biggest losses since 2009. some uncertainty creeping into these chinese stocks. they are the charts to watch this week. what is coming up later, the final reading of italian gdp followed by inflation from italy, and a final reading of greek gdp as well. then you've

let's talk about what the future for britain looks like with alan crawford.t seems we are facing to bump big x essential questions this morning. one is around the union and whether the u.k. can hold together and the other is the u.k. role in europe. all of these big questions being highlighted by the election results. >> on the one hand, david cameron is looking like he could have a majority. he has no fractious coalition to worry about, but at the same time he still has a large number of back ventures who will insist he follows through on his pledge of holding a referendum on the britain membership in the eu and that is hard to see as not dominating the political agenda until the vote is held. whether he sticks to his original plan to hold it or the end of 2017 or whether he comes under such pressure to bring it to -- bring it forward. scotland is the other issue that is hard to see reconciliation between david cameron's rhetoric on the risks posed by the nationalists and the reality that 56 scottish nationalist mps are returning to westminster. anna: it see