gold title the englishman seeing off australian marcus fraser in a four hot four hole playoff at the b.m.w. international open in cologne fraser with a round to remember on sunday rolling in one of his five birdies on the twelfth will it meanwhile have the title within his grasp but missed a crucial role on the eighteenth which meant extra holes crazes a solid parting stroke to train him on the fourth hole though while his twenty four year old opponent held his nerve in a difficult weather conditions. to just thirty thousand euros in the process. and get long to enjoy his when my with the british open qualification taking place later on monday. following the troubles championship stateside not least men became the fifth player in seven years to secure a maiden title at the river highlands course the twenty eight year old making a total of eight birdies to be charlie hoffman and two thousand and ten breakthrough win a bubba watson by a single shot yesterday in the us taking home just over a million dollars on a very special first ever piece. now finally russia's women's beach volleyball tea

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thousand and seven which was the last time the event was held he was named a substitute driver for b.m.w. salvage. and finished seventh. monaco is very special for us has a lot of history a cetera but i think this race is going to be very very great and very soon will be one of the races that you know every driver wants to win no doubt. finally there is no more california dreaming for the los angeles kings the ice hockey side crowned n.h.l. champions for the first time ever they're all such as men doing the business in style in game six to without four two i've rolled a six one hundred all the new jersey devils on monday are raising nineteen years of painful memories nine hundred ninety three the last time they had reached the finals losing to montreal the kings outstanding goaltender jonathan quick afterwards if that because my trophy. and the. quote is all the sport for now i'll have more for you in a little under two hours time here on r.t. to me that. i'm sure all of our got a story or out about this crazy lady with a convertible that honk for every time she. was on death row for. li

thousand and seven which was the last time the event was held he was named a substitute driver for b.m.w. salberg. and finished seventh. monaco is very special for us has a lot of history etc but i think this race is going to be very very great and very soon will be one of the races that you know every driver wants to win no doubt and finally there's no more california dreaming for the los angeles kings the ice hockey side crowned n.h.l. champions for the first time ever darryl sutter is a man doing the business in style in game six to win out for two overall a six one hurrying all of the new jersey devils on monday are raising nineteen years of painful memories nine hundred ninety three the last time they reached the finals losing to montreal the kings outstanding goaltender jonathan quick afterwards lifting the common smile trophy as the playoffs most valuable player. for that is all from the world of sport for now although there is plenty more later here on r.t. whether it's next. it . if you're following up on my. back and part of. it goes back to a time when people would wipe out in

here is we need to weigh the german our voice economy that's the business where they make savings b.m.w.'s mercedes all manner of wonderful pieces of engineering not the marketplace is not a little mystically there are problems because of course there aren't so many people in places like greece or italy or france or spain or most of the european you know who are buying them so much these days and indeed there's possibly not such a good only complacence like china and india as well then we have the german french colony and you see what's happened today is we've really heard the truth that i think many in finance knew all along but i'm such a commerce bank they build themselves up a huge portfolio where they thought they were being very very clever. by basically buying lots of bonds of places like germany and not so not germany by buying themselves bonds of places such as greece italy spain and in other words all the places where not they can't possibly sell their debt because the governments are effectively in huge problems so therefore what happened is once more another little layer of

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hand, they really haven't reformed any of their -- their pensions and they've kept a big fleet of b.m.ws. i mean, it's like greece is not done what needs to be done and that's reflected in these numbers. host: this question from one of our viewers. is the level of economic development in members within the eurozone an indicator of future economic problems? guest: we always treat europe as a block but the truth is they are made of individual nations and yes, i mean, there is already problems. i mean, the problems are here. they've been here for a while and you have -- it's true that you have countries that are the poorest country, as i said, greece and portugal and you have very -- you have much richer country like, you know, france, spain, italy, germany and that difference was somewhat compensated by the large amount of subsidies flowing from the rich nation to the poorest nation. that doesn't actually -- this is just a fiction and so troubles are already -- i mean, trouble is here for europe. and it's going to -- it's going to continue. the question is what's going to happen with the