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the public university isn't the only one affected by the austerity policy. fifty kilometers from the capital schools. shutdown in twenty forty and her aunt was a teacher though. she still has the keys to the school. ok now you're kidding i think not a little gadget down the window to say. in time someone might find it the son doesn't ask them to get lost at sea and i'm. going. to go get into this. whole. one that again you know how do you know of it i don't i don't know a lot of the cia leak the cops on a lot of would be good. but all going to use out most. of the daily one thousand. would be enough you don't prosecute if you know me and repeat. the moment to pull out all i had to give you are trying to say i don't know don't you think we can we were no biggie so you know maybe call it. my little secrets audio tape on your night bro good stick with us so you know. because of its debt the government has already closed down one hundred fifty schools on the island off of the sped so far worry about the future. quite a lovely idea to them on. a test and get. thi

stimulate the economy or impose austerity. they chose austerity.sult has been a £3 billion cut to scotland's budget, the dismantling of the welfare state and thousands more children growing up in poverty. it is shameful. [applause] and now, westminster is pursuing the hardest possible brexit, knowing that it will make us all poorer. just think if those decisions had been taken in scotland. the difference could be dramatic. the security of a multi-billion pound oil fund. investment, not tory-imposed austerity and a country at the heart of europe. when we think about those wasted opportunities, it should make us all the more determined that, in future, we will do things differently. it should make us determined to put scotland's future in scotland's hands. [applause] as i have always said, scotland should have the right to choose our future when the terms of brexit are clear. we have a mandate to give the people that choice. that mandate was won fairly and squarely. [applause] but exercising it must be done with the interests of all of scotland at he

that he said that we haven't seen austerity from the government as much as we've seen in the last loss of people's overall assets and net worth we've seen a lot of sort of stagnation and same going back to be even preacher thousand and eight but certainly post two thousand has been very stagnant for many people but what is the austerity looking like in europe. well certainly in britain it's is it's fair to say is pretty worsening of a pulse year in greece and spain have been pretty awful but what's happened is we've had an economic collapse that is to say most of the people who are employed in there of course millions and millions who are employed cannot get work most of those who are at the bottom half are simply not i mean they going out to work every day but the simply not enough money to make ends meet i mean it you know yes you can just about maybe pay the rent but you can't have a lot on top of that and you need money to have a life so i think this is really a deliberate deliberate thing we've got this thing at the moment in britain being introduced called universal credit i reme

the highest profile writer is the american paul auster.17 novels, and for three to one looks at four different versions of one—man's lives. —— 4000 321. if this novel is nearly 900 pages, which has put some people off. but that be a mistake? don't be put off by the size. it is a beast but it is rich with detail. it is paul auster at his finest. he's doing something different from what he has done before. it is a wide—ranging history of the last 50 01’ wide—ranging history of the last 50 or 60 years in america, very funny, often tragic, but it has a lot of his trick seen playfulness as well. don't be put off by the size. his trick seen playfulness as well. don't be put off by the sizelj loved its complexity, but not eve ryo ne loved its complexity, but not everyone does. 0ne critic described it as everyone does. 0ne critic described itasa everyone does. 0ne critic described it as a turkey. is it a hit or a miss for you? the first 200 pages are pretty gripping, shows us immigrants moving into ellis island. when the main character appears, it

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but i suppose austerity is an element, particularly one of the things that the catalans complain aboute that sense while catalonia had a bad deal, was augmented by austerity, but there is a whole problem of anti—catalan sentiment in some other parts of spain. very much whipped up, it has to be said, certainly in the past by the present government. so, it has long—term roots, although the shift towards separatism has been quite new, it's particularly from 2010 when a new cata la n particularly from 2010 when a new catalan statute was actually, or elements were actually annulled by the spanish constitutional courts. to summarise, it does — it's not just to do with populism, or i don't think it's really to do with populism, i think there are other elements involved there. the big question of course is, as james reynolds, our correspondent, was trying to find the answer to, what actually happens next? apart from these elections on december 21st, apart from fears of civil disobedience and spain, the madrid government, becoming heavy—handed, how do you think this is going to play out, there

and i'm sarah harman welcome to the program it's very good to have you with us auster it is set to get a new chancellor as early election results give conservatives about courts a clear lead thirty one year old to become europe's youngest government leader after a campaign in which he promised to clamp down on immigration courts is expected to go into government with the far right freedom party which is in a close race to prove second place vote marks a swing to the right in austria after decades of centrist governments. and we have some early results for you from this paulo do you keep in mind these results could change they are provisional well let's pull up the graphic for you you can see there in black conservative people's party led by sebastian course our own thirty one point seven percent and as we mentioned a tight race for second place the far right freedom. city of five point nine percent i'm up person ever so slightly behind the social democrats who are on twenty seven percent that party of course is led by auster as incumbent chancellor christiane can you can also say they'

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if the chancellor reduced austerity and spent more on public finances, would that help the economy andment rehearsed many times over the last few years that with interest rates that are very low at the moment, it makes sense for the chancellor to borrow and invest in things like telecommunications and so on. things like telecommunications and so on. as a base for productivity. by so on. as a base for productivity. by doing that, it is possible the returns would outweigh the cost to the treasury. you are paid to look at these things, what is your best bet about what he will put in the budget? well, they have already given away some hints. 0ne budget? well, they have already given away some hints. one thing they suggested is that the public sector pay cap, which is really one of the government's signature austerity policies and has limited most public sector workers to a pay rise of 1% or less per year for the last six years, that could go. jeremy hunt, the health secretary, has suggested that would go. the governor and has given a big hint that it governor and has given a big hint thati

very much extending the sort of work they were already doing here in puerto rico because of the austerity measures in the financial emergency that was already taking place actually perhaps you could explain that this is just an extension of what you were doing already and so in a way it's maybe even enough we were what we were doing already but it's also the urgency that has come with it it's like a deal of bail has been lifted the point that we go in is now for the world to see the poverty that already exists in it what it means in terms of for him restructure the impact of it here again of this magnitude in the end it feels like here it was just the beginning and what has happened afterwards it's just feels like we're still in the middle of the storm we're going to give us those those connections in between the austerity emergency that was already underway and what's happening now as a result of the heroic of those who are so under a billion seventy two billion dollar debt and that debt is directly connected to economic policies that congress passes that allow specific industries like p

remember, spain is coming out of a deep economic crisis and severe austerity measures —— are worried.t has partly led to what we see today, catalonia is spain's wealthiest region, accounting for about a fifth of the spanish economy. it was demanding a better fiscal deal in the wake of this severe austerity and it may have beena severe austerity and it may have been a miscalculation by mariano rajoy, as the economy has recovered and is doing better now, that the forces for separation would weaken. but thatjust hasn't happened, you still have shockingly high unemployment. spain wide as well as in catalonia. and i think ironically now, what you have is more than 1000 companies moving their headquarters out of catalonia to other regions, and that means that tax receipts to the region will decline, and the key plank for the catalonian separatist movement was we are wealthy enough to go on our own, it has been weak and severely because businesses are the camping. that's the real question going on, no one will recognise catalonia —— camping elsewhere. they don't seem to have a plan, no one h

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cdu and csu have major differences over a number of key issues including the european union and austerityicy, migration, and energy. this could become the most complex series of negotiations in decades. the talks were shaved with the intention of looking for solutions about how to reach a cohesive society. but it is also clear it is a long way ahead of us. on friday, the exploratory talks will continue with teams from the potential coalition parties meeting together. it may be weeks before a possible jamaica coalition becomes reality. brent: for more of what to pull in our political correspondent following the talks for us. so after this first day, can we talk about any kind of progress being made? guest: i think there was initial progress. it was the first time these parties formally met after the election and they were actually just trying to find out where their priorities lie, what kind of policies, what kind of red lines that have. they still have a long, long way to go before they can find common ground. one of the parties said after the talks they all knew what they were looking fo

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fire is only the most tragic example of the problems here she wants political change and an end to austerity measures we'll take the astaire it see and you'll take the wealth you know and you'll continue to make decisions which will deprive us of decent education decent health service decent housing you know public services have been really attacked over the last. social worker jamie so will also knew many of the victims he's involved in youth projects in the area around grenfell town they offer young men an alternative to drugs gangs and violence he says the authorities with the problems here under the carpet that are violent crimes unit entry to violent crime unit want to accept as a gang issue. so they couldn't call it gangs to go to gang then the people at the other end of history might get a bit of a upset might affect house prices. negron full time residents have created an improvised community center here people can read a book chat or play chess and forget their troubles for a while. it's especially important to give the young people here something to hold on to that was tough enough

during the period of austerity we've seen more people from minority communities getting into work.years ago 60% of black people were in work and now up to 67%. still not high enough, it is 72% for white people but better than it was. that is through the period that you're bad—mouthing. so when you are heading into this budget, are you going to look at any of those policies in particular and say, we could make an important difference? or are you just going to say, employment seems to be sorting things out, so we will leave the austerity cuts where they are? we look at all of these policies all of the time. the budget is coming up next month. your basic assumption is that the more money you spend on benefits, the more you help people. you put the data on the table today and you let people see where the problems are, and i'm suggesting to you it is not enough just to see whether problems are, your government is the one to sort the problems. and that is why today in three areas we have said that the department for work and pensions will identify 20 particular unemployment hotspots wher

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states if it is to continue the relentless drive to further impoverish the country in the name of austerity the continued cutting or closing of the few social services that keep people from facing total destitution the massive unemployment and underemployment that is never addressed the despair the hopelessness the retreat into drugs and alcohol to blunt the pain the heavy burden of debt peonage that sees families thrown out of their homes the desperate struggle to make money from the illegal economy and the forest bankruptcy's all are about social control until the police cease to serve this exploitive system all talk of reform will be a waste of breath. thank you for watching you can find us on r t dot com slash on contact and see you next week. for decades the american middle class has been railroaded by washington politics. big money corporate interests that's thrown down a lot of voiced so that's how it is in the news culture in this country now that's where i come in. i'm it still fun our to america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded if you'll get the straight talk in the straigh

states if it is to continue the relentless drive to further impoverish the country in the name of austerity the continued cutting or closing of the few social services that keep people from facing total destitution the massive unemployment and underemployment that is never addressed the despair the hopelessness the retreat into drugs and alcohol to blunt the pain the heavy burden of debt peonage that sees families thrown out of their homes the desperate struggle to make money from the illegal economy and the forest bankruptcy's all are about social control until the police cease to serve this exploitive system all talk of reform will be a waste of breath. thank you for watching you can find us on r t dot com slash on contact and see you next week. i'm larry king and you are watching our t.v. america question and more. mark twain said it's easier to fool people than to convince them they've been for that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed fake news paid for by corporate interests they beat you down until you believe their fairy tales well here's a story for you i