and moving north to the gulf of mexico oil giant british petroleum b.p. has discovered you're not going to believe this one billion barrels of oil near existing oil fields the discovery was made at the british company's atlantis field just south of louisiana in the gulf of mexico b.p. as a tribute is fine to its new investments in what they call next generation technology b.p. has the biggest foot in the gulf of mexico of all energy companies and say they'll be spending more than a billion dollars to ramp up production from those oil fields estimates show b.p. could boost production to around four hundred thousand. barrels of oil in each day within the next decade currently the british oil giant creates around three hundred thousand barrels a fifty percent increase over the past five years b.p.'s stock has been rising over the past several days and trading at the new york stock exchange and so i know this will bump up following the announcement. and india has signed an agreement with iran to pay for crude oil it imports from the persian gulf in rupees a m

a fifty percent increase over the past five years b.p. stock has been rising over the past several days and trading at the new york stock exchange and so i notice will bump up following the announcement. and india has signed an agreement with iran to pay for crude oil it imports from the persian gulf rupees a memorandum of understanding was signed following the u.s. allowing india and seven other nations to avoid u.s. sanctions and continue purchasing a really well despite sanctions being imposed on the islamic state on november fifth for more on the story here's our two producers. are just three months ago india had yet to work out a payment system for continuing to purchase iranian crude oil but now india has decided to ditch the u.s. dollar completely and exporting oil from iran and instead settling transaction in indian rupees india the world's third biggest oil importer after china and the united states imported more than sixty five billion dollars worth of crude oil in twenty eighteen now that's close to eight percent of the world's

new cutting-edge technology along the border to improve situational awareness and an b.p. air and c. marine operations along the border, and u.s. waters. there's also an expansion of risk-based targeting of passengers and cargo entering the united states, and critical repair projects at ports of entry. the proposal also includes funding to address the only real crisis that is at the border -- which is not a border security crisis, but a humanitarian one. b.p.'s capacity to appropriately make the needs of migrants who are temporarily in their custody. it supports the hiring of new homeland security investigation agents to focus on drug smuggling, gang crime, financial crimes, and other high-priority law enforcement areas. it includes funding to expand i.c.e.'s alternative to detention program, including family case management. and, correspondingly, it significantly reduces ice the tension beds and requires more -- detention beds and requires detention facility inspections, which currently is once every three years. we expending it so that it is twice a year. it limits i.c.e

petitioner are not able to prove any mistake in the supreme court were to acquitting arguably repaired b.p. just as the park is gone mr arthur if they'd caused even more back to petition it did not convince the court and not be evident here. so what does this mean for her current status because i mean she remains under threat will she now stay in pakistan or will she be allowed to leave. she will apparently leaving leaving the country and the guys in improv to go but if you are not. and you know what is the string for the mood in the country because we can recall her acquittal last october i mean it sparked violent protests in the country especially among religious hardliners so what sort of reaction is this results likely to garner and how likely is it that she will indeed be allowed to leave because i mean many in the country are saying that that right should not be granted to her. you know the authorities are prepared for that more and more about it ahead and the situation may get worse and the defense if the dime off could be rolling but if the security have been beefed up i don't the

and his ia seen here on the right has the sustenance of by his bodyguard in twenty eleven speaking in b.p.'s defense. later the same year federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed to calling for her release today is that it's likely to do little to appease those who settle for nothing less than having a death sentence reinstated. as joining us now from the horror is you know john here a human rights activist and a supreme court lawyer is about a good to see you first up what is your reaction to the verdict is it a victory for the rule of law or has hardline islam won. now i think obviously it isn't it people of the local and i think at this. expect. the you know what they're exactly. right a supreme court and. this is really what i think was not more like flarm one appraisal of any point that the prosecution wanted to bring out the appellate getting under the supreme court was fairly clear with regard to the lack of evidence and the flaws in the misreading of evidence but the court you know. i don't think that and it really is so tragic that even you have been is not so if

pakistan's supreme court has upheld its first take in the case of a christian woman charged with blasphemy b.p. has been in hiding since october.

his ear seen here on the right was assassinated by his bodyguard in twenty eleven after speaking in b.p.'s defense later the same year the federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed off to calling for her release. today's verdict likely to do little to appease those who the settle for nothing less than having death sentence reinstated. well it is been two months since a major crash that almost ended the wife of an up and coming german motor racing driver eighteen year old sophia flew it crashed during a formula three race in macau and suffered fractures to or neck now she is on the mend and determined to get back on the track as soon as she can the w.'s guards on whitener caught up with her in her hometown of munich. life goes on for sophia flourish the images of the crash that changed her life follow her wherever she goes but reliving that moment has helped her move on. to the moment. i watched as so many times since ok now and also i think talking about it helps us to watch because because the crash was just told well looks horrible but you crash of course you're angry

an open and shut case and we'll have no evidence found against b.p. and the supreme court in october ordered. almost immediately look if you're going to be in your q. and a hardliner staff i'm going to pay it back. if i did it pretty sure no on the fall of ground they have not adopted the constitution of the two officers on the constitutional grounds for many believe that. the person allowed to go anywhere she wants. to die or fled abroad from islamic checked in november and returned to pocket on the street and today to pretend to be court now this is a highly contentious case what's the mood in anticipation of today's hearing. i think the country currently under control it's good to be stuck in the capital islamabad and the protesters may get it after the two days. later parties that he can to back group founded by the supporters started a second hand black man bought in pakistan because if a street is up to the b.b.c. quickly because the beginning of supreme court today. go to god and serving murder then the families of the protest officer i can be

simone specker develops b.p. and software when he found his company's then mate in berlin in twenty thirteen. he actually profits from the increasing censorship in many countries around the world not just in turkey it's meant. as an. activist we're not in n.g.o.s we're not activists we're not rebels but we're a profit oriented company that at the same time tries to do something good with the profit and the monetary success we have to use the internet in the way the internet's inventors once imagined it that is free and uncensored. they've installed one hundred fifty servers worldwide through which customers access the internet although they may be located in turkey and they might access the internet via the netherlands for example or from singapore even though they're actually in china. there's. been istanbul richard logs in virus server in london now he can reach every website including wiki pedia using a v.p.n. is not illegal in turkey. but in his workshops you know he advises against buying commercial products

of b.p. oil field but it was something different the first people were curious to know what was being built in the little space but they were quite pleased with the result elaborate for me and i think in particular the seamen who sailed past it actually envied mr chipperfield a little in the aggregate n.p.v. . the village lies in. slightly gins of coral bit of park one of six natural parks in. the wetlands and sand dunes provide a habitat for both domestic and migratory bird species. the reus by sharks are s. trees that cut deep into the cars lines they sheltered by tailless square rafts made of eucalyptus wood around two thousand of them are anchored in the rio to arouse unknown ropes are hung on them to attract muscles which grow on them alfredo a taro makes his daily rounds on his boat. but the. growing muscles a family business and very much a tradition. that is passed on from generation to generation my grandparents started doing it handed on to my parents and uncle and they handed it on

his ear seen here on the right has assassinated by his bodyguard in twenty eleven after speaking in b.p.'s defense. later the same year the federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed off to calling for her release. today's verdict is likely to do little to appease those who settle for nothing less than having a death sentence reinstated. in the. smallness from. asia desk welcome today's decision was in response to an appeal against babies a previous acquittal so is it the final word can it be challenged. no i do not think that it can be challenged and. the supreme court is very clear in its judgement that. the appeal was flawed and the lawyer of the person who appealed could not really challenge. so it has been dismissed it is a hugely significant decision and we need to understand that the judges were under immense pressure but they have shown immense country it is a very commendable decision indeed. quickly in october spock's violent protests and pakistan how has today's decision been received. well we have not seen large protests there have been some small protests in

say the election was such a mess it has to be done again which means it could take several months to b.p. maybe even several years which means joseph kabila remains the president until those elections happen all eyes are now on this court when that massive is a much and why you do it is unhappy with the outcome of the courts how is he going to react to our fears if he tells the quarters to go out to the street and protest in the could be violent. for the moment thanks very much rains the bases there from . tangay says the crisis is not for the african union to solve. actually we're not even in a constitutional crisis we and our management crisis is a political management issue and now we are told these can take up process of the election now we're out with very poor results being contested by everyone and head of state from all of africa and all of the world the media putting. even more on the table today when a celtic situation i think when it was turned away and leave things but try to find solution because the risk is very very odd to go in a very serious scare in the congo we don't w

has ia seen here on the right was assassinated by his bodyguard in twenty eleven after speaking in b.p.'s defense later the same year the federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed off to calling for her release. today's that it's likely to do little to appease days to settle for nothing less than having a death sentence reinstated the. baby's original acquittal in october spock violent protests several shots from the w.c. agent desk talk to stir reactions to today's supreme court decision but we have not seen large protests there have been some small protests in different cities but the kind of backlash and the violence that we saw in the last year we are not seeing it now i think the most important thing that we must realise is that i believe that the judiciary the pakistani judiciary the government and the powerful army are on the same page and we need to understand the army the general. exercise a great deal of influence what islamists so if they believe that it is dying there should be a free person i don't think anybody can stop not even islamists i think that kind

produced benefits to society that were equal to the costs of b.p. and in some of those analyses we actually found greater benefits to society so this argument that we always have to lose our economic productivity when we do the right thing for human health is completely flawed to this day we're still getting a four percent g.d.p. stimulus globally by getting lead out of paint and gasoline well that's very interesting it does doesn't it just sunday we have to take a short break but we'll be back in just a few moments stay tuned. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. have to do like to be the person this is like the three of them or people. interested in the lives of. those should. reflect there's someone else living inside of me controlling my body. the byproduct of. that drug because like severe depression. because it literally made him into a zombie it's crazy. you know we don't have to do anything it's not our shoes crazy and all that. piers conair. becau

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summoned his ia seen here on the run to the sustenance of by his bodyguard in twenty eleven speaking in b.p.'s defense later the same year federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed off to cooling the relief. today's verdict likely to do little to appease those who settle for nothing less than having a death sentence reinstated. social media john facebook has revealed a new plan to fight fake news and political interference in elections on its plot full of this comes just months before your parliament elections they've been under pressure to tighten rules around the advertisement since russia was linked to campaigns to sway voters in the twenty's sixteen u.s. election campaign did have a vote of top of this contest will welcome nice suit i told you so the changes well starting in late march there's going to be a paid for disclaimers so that will appear on advertisements for the european elections which are coming up in may now as you can see here what will happen is once you click on that this is actually asked for the nigerian elections which are taking place next month wher

his ia seen here on the right has the sustenance of by his bodyguard in twenty eleven i'm speaking in b.p.'s defense later the same year the federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed off to calling for her release. today's that it's likely to do little to appease those who threaten with the nothing less than having a death sentence reinstated. following the story from our asia desk and he joins us now shut me up bibi has already been acquitted what are the chances that the court will now allow that acquittal to be challenged on appeal well i think it is highly likely that pakistan stop this myth that beat against all the a b.b.c. quit and. the appeal by a hardline islamic is the boy was accepted by the court to make sure that all legal requirements are fulfilled and i think prime minister brown found the government also wanted to buy some time to make some political or just and so i believe that pakistan's top court the supreme court will dismiss that be an. acquittal last october sparked by law and protests what's the mood in anticipation of today's hearing. well the isla

mcgregor launched that vicious pre-fight verbal assault on the russian fighter but in the end it was her b.p. who came out on top causing wild celebrations back home when does it start with water come our sports correspondent scott the story. the sleepless night in the capital of biggest con makhachkala followed by street celebrations when local hero had beat bloomberg and the other beat irishman conor mcgregor in the biggest u. of c. fight. not only was the knife tense but everything leading up to a disc while the notorious irishman connor mcgregor the absolute king of the u.f.c. fighter won a lot of fans with his swagger and style but when he attacked the bieber money out of new york everyone knew this time he would take it to the next level. for me as more than fight for the title more than when he even told me his personal get done in the sauna take a look at it she can laugh after all sad and that was only one way to find out who was the real tough guy. you may have to that question was plain and simple mcgregor tapped out in round four with a russian fighter already way out in front on

produce benefits to society that were equal to the costs of b.p. and in some of those analyses we actually found greater benefits to society so this argument that we always have to lose our economic productivity when we do the right thing for human health is completely flawed to this day we're still getting a four percent g.d.p. stimulus globally by getting lead out of paint and gasoline well that's very interesting doesn't it just sunday we have to take a short break but we'll be back in just a few moments stay tuned. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter us has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten like our current happy each day. eighty five percent of global will you long to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per circuit per second and one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one one doe

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produce benefits to society that were equal to the costs of b.p. and in some of those analyses we actually found greater benefits to society so this argument that we always have to lose our economic productivity when we do the right thing for human health is completely flawed to this day we're still getting a four percent g.d.p. stimulus globally by getting lead out of paint and gasoline well that's very interesting to a doctor to sunday we have to take a short break but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. to . join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. respect all the best years come back and to face islands off there but the reality is the mayster. the ation. have it in this fine layer of micro plastic. to bury. the biggest thing and show that we've never had an empty chair. like the contents of something of an albatross. people obviously come in they just throw them into the water as disposal it may not be harmful for th

his ia seen here on the right has the sustenance of by his bodyguard in twenty eleven i'm speaking in b.p.'s defense later the same year the federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed off to calling for her release. today's verdict is likely to do little to appease those who settle for nothing less than having a death sentence reinstated. home so far and as we've just seen their babies acquittal last october sparking violent protests there in pakistan is the country now bracing for another backlash. two is going to be. issued an audio statement from the southern port city. to be the really fun for the course of action and you. have to book the park for beginning of the supreme court judges will plead. guilty god and parents to murder them the zombies guard off the stricken but deal with the government would be be on the go to lead from leaving the country w. correspondent helen johns was with the very latest there for us from islamabad on this case thank you so much. well now to the united states where the justice department has charged chinese telecom giant weiwei with vio

ia seen here on the right who was assassinated by his bodyguard in twenty eleven after speaking in b.p.'s defense later the same year the federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed off to calling for her release today's verdict is likely to do little to appease those who settle for nothing less than having a death sentence reinstated. i mean we just saw there the ferocious response that babies acquittal last october provoked in cities across pakistan if the country now bracing for another backlash. well it is not surprising that we are not seeing a big reaction as yet most of the back islamist party offices are incarcerated i don't think they are in a position to launch a major protests also and it is very important that it seems that the judiciary the government and more importantly the pakistani military are on the same page over this issue so we know that when the generals want something done they get it done it seems they are and they continue to exercise influence or on the slimmest so i think that there won't be we will not see similar reaction of violent protests

venezuela invited international oil companies in developing these reserves and companies like exxon mobil b.p. chevron total and konopka phillips invested billions of dollars in technology and infrastructure to turn the extra heavy oil into crude oil exports now the challenge in producing these oil requires significant capital investment and u.s. is venezuela's biggest customer exporting and venezuela exports about forty eight percent of the oil exports to the u.s. and as their biggest foreign asset is citgo the u.s. based refinery and now currently venezuela accounts for about six percent of u.s. crude oil imports so any destruction of imports could easily cost u.s. refineries a lot of money now u.s. refineries are among the few customers that pay cash to venezuela for its oil and that's because venezuela's oil shipments to china and russia are usually taken as you pay been for billions of dollars in debt now let's take a look at the causes of venezuela's oil decline as in two thousand and seven oil prices were right were rising and the chavez government saw more revenue then vestment made b

despite policy disagreements transatlantic sties remains strong because some sort of independent and b.p. join as i can see on the side of all this she says though she thinks it's the us way of trying to reassert itself as a superpower. and if i wrongly elevates. nation states status and so trump is doing is actually actively reversing that so he's he's down writing them to international organizations states us so second class status because he recognizes the importance of the nation state has to do with the heads of government and not some supranational and succeed like the e.u. i think it's washington reasserting itself and saying that they're the suit power and you have to deal with us i think it's to do with trade as well washington is saying we deal with the nation states we do what the sovereign nation states we won't deal with you he's also i should say about night so because they're not paying their fair juices and ate the u.k.'s so it's a bit of a classic we'll see you want to know me a person our shiny new buildings and president trump to say we've already got that in the fourt

bring in british independent and b.p. gently sackets and joins me very good evening to you john it's interesting times that we live in i just wondered you've got an interesting position what do you think the e.u. is making of all this. when i was in the chamber this morning and i spoke almost after night so far arjun agreed with everything he said there was a totally different sphere in the chamber today we saw the letter that came from to the other day and you can see that there acquiescing giving way i think in the next couple of days maybe when this evening there was a whole force here. on eurostar and show me. and what is i think gave her a date and date for the backstop i think in the offing and i think also she will say there's no time for this do we need to extend article fifty and that message came across very strongly in him as usually very very. very quiet very conciliatory here's a gentleman she is very considerate tree and i was even agreeing with each step today which i've never done in my life about he was t

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oil companies, b.p., philip 66, and, of course, our friends marathon petroleum were the top spenders by far. oil companies claim to support carbon pricing but the giant trade associations they fund to go out and do their political work, the american petroleum institute, the so-called u.s. chamber of commerce, the national association of manufacturers all oppose any proposals to reduce carbon pollution. the c.e.o.'s say one thing and their political electionee ring and lobbying apparatus are instructed to go out and do the exact opposite. one other telling aspct of the washington state -- aspect of the washington state ballot initiative is who do not -- who did not show up. who did not show up conspicuously absent are any of the good guy corporations from the tech financial and food and beverage sectors that talk such a good game on climate change. that is telling because it matches what happens here in congress. the good guy corporations do not lift a political finger to advance climate legislation here in the senate. in fact, this is the good guys. set aside the fossil fuel pirates