do everything they can to search for guns and knives and have a zero-tolerance policy, but we also bafta look at where these problems are coming from, the growth of gangs in our cities, and the fact that in too many cases, people are looking to be in gangs rather than to the family and to community. >> sir richard harrington. >> will he advise me on who to listen to on the u.k. economic policy? should it be the experts at the international monetary fund, or should it be the letters page of "the guardian"? >> my honorable friend was being shouted down, because the party opposite do not want to hear what the international monetary fund said about the british economy, and they said this. "strong fiscal consolidation is under way and remains essential to achieve a more sustainable budgetary position." members asked me to read the rest, and i will read the rest. this raises the question whether it is time to adjust macroeconomic policies, the question put by the party opposite, and they say this. "the answer is no." they could not be more clear. they're backing policies we are pursuing to get

andrea dunbar now that's mostly a very gritty biopic a very heartwarming biopic it was nominated for a bafta that's something that i'm definitely going to be trying to see that movie is called called the arbor set in bradford in northern england should be something really into see there but also you know the movie that i really want to check out is the angels of evil italian movie about gangsters in the seventy's and the like a gangster movie who gets the big prize now if i was a betting man i would be looking towards american translation french movie i. a. classic romance tale of young love with a bit of a twist when it turns out that one of those young lovers has a tendency to kill people very gritty jorma supposed to be a little bit raunchy as well so that's really my tip to you which you when it first i don't get to make those decisions there is a panel of of really the people that know what they're talking about the judges here now they're headed up by geraldine chaplin now if you might have guessed from that last name she does know i think it too about the movie business she's the daug

so far as the five three will remain he led you know steps up to the national role after leaving at bafta three russian titles in seven years he's the country's most successful club coach with its hopeful for top flight hours to his my most and that is russia for eleven months six years ago and has received a warm welcome back. sir you know if. you want to go out of their temple seraphic you were going to have a chill before about you got a lot of experience so i think it is a good for our team. while in the other four off ice hockey rushes brand new so much hockey team has been given a major boost ahead of their maiden paralympic appearance in sochi israel's time after the country's paralympic committee netted a couple of big sponsorship deals ahead of the games russia held their first ever national championships in sledge hockey just two years ago and have never enter the power of the tournament such hockey was introduced to the games program in the one nine hundred ninety four the united states norway canada and sweden are the big four in the sport this nation russia want to have more

huge british presence in l.a., whether it's creatively, william attending a black tie gala dinner for bafta be. >> kate is getting plenty of attention, she looks fabulous every time she steps out. press seems to be liking her still as well which is nice. >> she's become quite the press darling and actually this last weekend a very intense weekend for kate, in terms of royal commitments, they had their first foundation dinner which was last thursday, the queen's official birthday, and she slipped in a private wedding, william slipped in a polo match and monday order of the guard service, a lot of stuff in one foul swoop, recycled her fashion. >> we saw it twice, the has the. >> the coat she wore to philip's service. the dress underneath what she was wearing the day after the wedding what she wore for her honeymoon, kate concerned with making sure she's reusing fashion but keeping it british. >> her sister is getting plenty of attention. >> a lot of attention. >> pippa is single. she's getting a lot of attention. >>> just ahead with a big smile, here it is. do we have the picture? you would p

the highlight is a black tie for bafta. stops at inner city schools and prince william will plan a charity polo match in santa barbara. >>> it is stun when you go hear the headline. no access to health care, abundance of food. for many, you could call it the good life. a new report shows the grim trim, the lifespan of americans. how how long do we live to, dare i ask? >> yeah, it's go in the wrong direction. that's what i can tell you. we want to live longer and longer like in previous generations. but we're living shorter and shorter and shoulder instead. >> so how do we rank compared to other countries. >> all right. take a look at this. according to this new report from the university of washington, we are number 38. that means 37 countries have a longer life expectancy than we do. for example, we do not do as well as the virgin island, martinique and costa rica. those are places that americans think we have better health care. we do better than them. >> pretty decent quality of life. water. >> maybe that's it. >> geogra

bafta gone to amy-- we have to go onto amy in michigan. caller: i was thinking that i'm going to be 55 next week and i was thinking about all the studies that show people who continue to work and are more productive actually live longer and healthier lives. if maybe we should try and approach and say to ourselves how grateful we are that there's an enticement to continue to be active and productive into the second half of our lives. i am really stunned at how many people are unaware of the actual math. social security and medicare are giant ponzi schemes that we know eventually, those type of schemes where the first people put in the money and keep the benefits and others, fewer and fewer put into money later, eventually the system collapses. we have to prepare for that. host: in politics, here's a piece -- back on the debt talks. here's a piece -- is what richard wolff writes in today's "usa today." host: the sun is 32 in alabama. what do you think about this latest proposal to cut medicare spending? caller: i don't think they ought to cu