b.b.c. is failing the very people who fund is existence. new prim and proper speech may be on the way out but the message is still the same impartial reportings the top priority is the b.b.c. television does britain's public broadcaster really represent those who run the. b.b.c. and in my mind has a duty to challenge the government in power and they are failing to do that and they are not representing the people they really need to listen to the public because at the end of the day we are paying their wages the b.b.c. gets three billion pounds from the public every year in the form of license fees so if you own a television in britain then you have to pay almost one hundred fifty pounds just to watch it that's spent on programming as well as news but many don't feel they're getting their money's worth. on twitter for example b.b.c. bias is a hot topic the channels reporting of the government's controversial health and welfare reforms have stoked recent debates there are. many still fiercely opposed the bills passed in parliament and claiming th

or if you are the b.b.c. news into. you've worked closely with i want what we call the mainstream media in the past what did back teach you about them. any organization once the grossest was sufficient so far as writing has sufficient influence starts having to make political compromises and media organizations why the very nature of our intention the political sphere so the editors and publishers of media organizations have to sit down at the table with roberts and they start becoming kind of your friends powerful groups and so we found that working with them when we're trying to get out now material through the organization and say such is the guardian holding in your current b.b.c. these organizations so sensitive you know tremendously frequently. and in a way which is against a study drugs and sort of things they are about if it's against their good and in some cases even against the contracts and we have five years of conversations and you mention several specific up publications and channels that what response do

gave us this statement b.b.c. news provides impartial and balanced coverage across all output and we believe we have a food the n.h.s. reform bill the appropriate level of coverage across radio t.v. and online. news programmes and bulletins reported extensively on a wide range of opposition views from politicians health workers and members of the public its coverage on other thorny topics like scottish independence has been heavily criticised too with doubts recently cast over the impartiality of senior correspondents at these b.b.c. training videos posted on you tube show its reporters attacking scotland's pro independence stance the stance distinctly unpopular down south the b.b.c. again it denies bias but some say it will always pander to whoever's in power here the b.b.c. is guilty of gross journalistic irresponsibility m.e.p. gerard batten risk to prosecution for publicly refusing to pay his t.v. license fee his protest against the b.b.c.'s coverage of the two thousand and nine european election. he claims it plug

had higher pay traditionally in the united states are going to zero for b.b.c. news they're reading from distant but the b.b.c. has been acting hostile going to towards us so we can consider what they can see would be a part of the problem is he aims to provide this kind of alternative view so they use ads by the international mainstream channels is your choice of r.t.s. the platform for your interview show your kind of response to that mainstream media well it is or is the response seems that a lot of the things that we have been trying to report have not been carried back in the mainstream press there are many many fine exceptions but when we look at international networks there's really our meat it was speaking about and i would want to know if there are. other youth national networks. as far as we are concerned too busy considering a bit of our national agenda now if we had been producing a luminous material about russia perhaps that situation was different but in the case of we are in europe a lot of it we are major confrontation with the west we're going to pub

versification and actually this is what our program is for me and it involves pfizer elements yes the b.b.c. news the three. where she was an atomic energy and was the leader areas pharmaceuticals and so forth so if we manage to achieve a lot in the next few years on these five areas and some other areas as well given that we will be able to really diversify our economy with us that's what i hate these were diversification of me so difficult to pronounce macroeconomics we have them with very positive situation for the first time in recent history but still somewhere for the past twenty years we have the latest of their low inflation was six percent of. last year if you read in the past twelve months you know it's just my former cent of all of the moving in problem. before and he's very low probably the lowest among the developed countries about ten percent of g.d.p. national coming in this macroeconomic circumstances we can really do everything for our economy and this is what can you. government will work. but i'd like to ask about. was turned into police so it's a new form but about the content

we're trying to get out now material for an organization and say such is the guardian of new york times of the b.b.c. these organizations so sensitive and tremendously frequent. and in a way which is a dance they strain about it's not just against our god it's against unstated and in some cases even against the conflicts and we have made friends i'm going to nations and you mention several specific publications and channels that what response do you expect from the international mass media some of whom you've already for that outweighs right do you expect the level of criticism and i say why of course i mean those organizations like the new york times already have refused to work with you but it's the point what they were doing back in two thousand and ten calvo you were regional journalists in new york times and drills and other institutions that were found problems with. i seriously or will they look back i mean just like they break anything from petty competing in europe i mean you want information the reason the big story they always write against the story what sort of form do expect that cours

trying to get out well material for an organization in science such as the guardian of the new york times and the b.b.c. these organizations so sensitive you know tremendously frequently. and in a way which is against the state of budgets and sometimes they can tell the difference for instance that it is and in some cases even if it's the contracts that we have made for when those occasions and you mention several specific applications and channels that what response do you expect from the international mass media some of whom you've already gotten out ways like do you expect a level of criticism an essay why of course i mean you didn't put those organizations like the new york times that we have refused to work with based upon what we were doing back in two thousand and ten although we do work with individual journalists in europe to individual journalists and other institutions that were problems with. you know very well they were attacked i mean just like they did with any from petty to p.v. never made a reputation as a reason the big story they always write to get some story sort of formed you expe

trying to get out now material through the overregulation so it's not just the guardian of new york times or the b.b.c. these organizations so sensitive you know tremendously frequent. and in a way which is against this going to sort of things that are going to influence and in some cases even against the contracts that we have made versus i'm going to and you mention several specific publications and channels that what response do you expect from the international mass media some of whom you've already gotten outweighs right do you expect the level of criticism and i say why of course i mean to get those organizations like the new york times would have refused to work with the public what they were doing back in two thousand and ten although we do work we individually journalists in europe to meet with him. in situations of problems with . humans that you know that they will be able to track i mean just like the way they mean and petty competing for the reputation of releasing the big story they always write a good story sort of that courses are to take somebody in the sort of obvious fun. because do

had higher penetration in the united states go to zero for a piece of news that really thinks that the b.b.c. has been actively hostile but it's not so we didn't consider the. problem he aims to provide this kind of alternative. by the international mainstream channels is your choice of r.t.s. the platform for your interview show your kind of response to mainstream media. it is the reason for the response seemingly through a lot of the things that we have been trying to report have not been carried accurately in the mainstream press there are many many fine exceptions but when we look at international but it works there's really only little speaking about iraq you know if there. are some but. it's far as we are concerned. considering their own direction we're going to know that if we had been producing the minister material about russia perhaps in some ways from different britain because that we are in at the moment where our major confrontation with the west although we have published material from many countries around the proxy is that. can you spell material for the saying that there are

discuss more on this is bethany hughes author historian and creative presenter of the new series divine women on the b.b.c. that anyone can price i'm not here thank you for joining us we're women actually major roles in the early church the history we read is mostly mouth. i. mean company had a row with mary. the very beginning. of the development of the space station you're comfortable that isn't for eyes are you looking at least. two hundred percent who. are who the surface of you. are women are. you fair haired in the days when we're seeing proof. stories that we are very very expensive and there was a kind of a minor revival of that in the late seventeen hundreds here in washington d.c. and they created a goddess for the united states named her after kwan. seven eyes is named columbia and her statues on everything machines on top of the capitol and this is the district of the goddess the district of columbia that's saying i mean we're. not going to. see thank you very very. safe. if you do your highness until. the new year because. her an event in american life. because of this very. seriously. credit

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b.b.c. report from be crossed everything here is for sale from him a new alternative currency. reduced by offering your services as one of you is recorded in a central computer network allowing them to spend the term on whatever they choose and it's not just in greece the spanish towns of villa may or just santiago morgado and silva tara have all reportedly reintroduced the old spanish currency you see it right there because that's alongside the euro so here to talk about all of this i have paul craig roberts economist and former assistant secretary of the u.s. treasury under ronald reagan so welcome back to the show nice to see you thanks for being here. please play with you ok so let's take it from the top because now that l.t.r. o. money seems to be drying out we have analysts pointing out that this could lead to a renewed crisis in spanish sovereign god that's really where the fire is heating up now so years will rise if there isn't fresh money available to purchase bonds we are these kind of saw that this morning yields rose in a bond auction this is renewed concerns about