alistair, i want to bring you in now. ets talk about the internal dispute taking place between draghi and merkel. how have those conversations stopping the ecb from unveiling full blown qe and we know that's what investors were wanting.. i'd be cautious about the use of the world internal and that we have to bear in mind that the ecb is an independent central bank. that said, i think mario draghi has come straighted convincingly that he does have functioning political antenna and he's going to be aware of the move in berlin and concern over the public opinion there as reflected in the impressive regionally elected results of alternative over the past five weeks when we've seen them average better than 10% in three key elections. for the first time since 2005, angela merkel has a conservative force on her own party stance. it's not just about the euro, but it's something she's going to have to keep in mind. she's going to have to keep carefully in mind the possibility, probability that signal that some of this stuff is goi

from dallas, alistair leithead has this report. >> reporter: america's latest ebola patient being taken from dallas to a specialized unit in atlanta. amber vinson, like the other nurse who was infected with the virus, had been caring for thomas eric duncan, the liberian who developed symptoms after arriving in texas. protective measures were apparently not properly taken. she was infected and developed symptoms of the virus. president obama cancelled a trip to deal with the increasing concern over the way the texas health presbyterian hospital has been dealing with the virus. >> if we do these protocols properly, if we follow the steps, if we get the information out, then the likelihood of widespread ebola outbreaks in this country are very, very low. >> reporter: this is not a hospital that specializes in contagious diseases like ebola. but so far, its record on the outbreak has not been good. first, a misdiagnosis left mr. duncan contagious and in the community for four days. then a breach in protocol led to two nurses being infected, dozens more now under observation. and what's more

place in the uk -- and for that i will be eternally grateful for the unbelievable efforts of willie, alistairdanny, jo, mike, charles, ming, the whole scottish team -- the scottish referendum was also brilliant because it forced us to hold up a mirror and think about who we are. four nations, yes, but also 64 million people with identities which are distinct yet overlapping, because these isles of ours are among the most diverse and inclusive in the world. and yet something very un-british is taking root in our politics. a growing movement of people who want to pull us apart. salmond, farage, the bitter tribalism of left and right -- in their different ways they're all doing the same thing. a growing pick-a-side politics, in a world of us-versus-them. worried about your job? your business? your children's future? your way of life? no matter, just blame europe, brussels, foreigners, immigrants, the english, the south, professional politicians, westminster, big business, anybody claiming benefits, even onshore wind farms -- life is so simple when you know who -- or what -- to blame. it's seduct

united kingdom, and for that i will be eternally grateful for the unbelievable efforts of willie, alistairo, mike, charles, ming, the whole scottish team. thank you, all of you. [applause] the scottish referendum was also brilliant because it forced us to hold up a mirror and think about who we are. four nations, yes, but also 64 million people with identities which are distinct yet overlapping, because these isles of ours are among the most diverse and inclusive in the world. and yet something very un-british is taking root in our politics. a growing movement of people who want to pull us apart. salmond, farage, the bitter tribalism of left and right, in their different ways they're all doing the same thing. a growing pick-a-side politics, in a world of us-versus-them. worried about your job? your business? your children's future? your way of life? no matter, just blame europe, brussels, foreigners, immigrants, the english, the south, professional politicians, westminster, big business, anybody claiming benefits, even onshore wind farms. life is so simple when you know who or what to blam