they are not choosing britain because of the weather, they are choosing britain because we have cut corporationecause we are investing in apprenticeships, because we are investing in the infrastructure that they need, and because they know that this is a country open to business. >> poor wirral families face the indignity of food banks, and save the children is launching its first ever public campaign for british children. what is the prime minister doing to help? >> what we are doing is making sure that we target help on the poorest families in our country, which is what we have done through the tax credit system. at the same time, we should praise all the voluntary and big society efforts to help the poorest families in our country. >> will my right honorable friend join me in paying tribute to the 23 million people in our country who work with such commitment in the private sector -- the sector that generates the wealth that this country so desperately needs? will he also welcome, as i do, the fact that under this government we now have more people employed in the private sector than at any

as a kind of topsy turvy situation isn't it but they give him safe harbor in britain. this certainly is an unsettling factor in our relations with the u.k. i used to tell my previous counterparts and friends in the british government not those holding office at the moment the britain happens to be harboring certain individuals who have blood on their hands having waged a real war on russian territory and slaughtered people do you know what i was told in response should come put that's exactly why. the soviet union used to do aiding people like that first of all i'm a former soviet secret service operative myself but i don't know whether the u.s.s.r. used a this sort of people or not simply because i never had anything to do with it but even if we assume it did that was back in the cold war era you know there has been a cardinal change in the settings the soviet union is history and what we have today is a new russia how can we allow ourselves to be dominated by our old phobias and outdated perceptions of international relations and the kind of relations between nations

one of britain's most notorious extremist is set to be extradited from the u.k. to the u.s. to face terrorism charges and it's haftar a radical muslim cleric abu hamza al masri a loss. and appeal against extradition in a european court masri along with four other terrorism suspects have been wanted in with us for years is accused of planning and also by the training camps in the u.s. and assisting in the taking of hostages in yemen. the tide of illegal immigrants from africa to europe does not seem to be adding was mattie country still struggling to return to normal life after the events of the arab spring but people who have overcome the natural barriers are finding the one said by humans impossible to surpass exxon a boy who looks at how a recent climb down on illegal immigration in spain and morocco has left hundreds in limbo. it's a game of cat and mouse that denies humanity to anyone involved hundreds of sub-saharan immigrants hiding in a moroccan forest waiting for their chance to cross the last barrier on the way to europe. i've already cost twice but they caught me i

onto the territory of britain he will be arrested well i don't i don't really see necessarily. way out there's been talk about diplomatic pouch is which is seems really arcane to me but it's to be sure there is this custom of diplomatic pouch is where you can bring that through the airport in they could put him in a bag but it just seems very arcane and far fetched to me if a sound does end up on ecuadorian soil what kind of consequences will it have for the country and ordinary people living there well at first i wasn't really sure how this issue would play for korea politically just because i think a lot of ecuadorians are very poor they confront just a daily battle for survival and so at first i thought this this is a pretty esoteric issue people have more bread and butter concerns and yet in the past few days you've seen protests in front of the british consulate in quiet on the players and the c. and p. two and it's just been a kind of a bizarre and surreal sight to see indigenous people dressed in traditional clothing with a handkerchief of julian a songe which is very su

britain's in the midst of a double dip recession and everybody feeling the pinch or all of a chilling new research has revealed that the gap between britain's rich and poor is widening in fact if you're one of the middle income or low income families in the way to tighten your belt even further it's sort of by twenty twenty an average low income family could see their net income for by as much as fifteen percent i think is really worrying for low income households because it shows that we don't just have a growth problem if you like in the u.k. shows that even once growth kick in households across the bottom half are going to be poor in twenty twenty than they were in twenty or now also alarming about this latest research is that it's based on very generous assumptions about the future growth in britain now what that means is that even if person manages to repeat wait and see you get this boost to the economy to start slowly dragging its way out of this recession the not everybody is going to benefit and the ones who are going to be hardest hit going to be those middle income and low

and britain lead the largest of a naval exercises off the iranian coast while israel steps up its tough talk from tehran. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow i'm wrong recent shape the number of dead over an amateur film deriving islam is now more than fifty just one week since protests began and the latest victims were a dozen people in kabul killed instantly when an afghan suicide bomber rammed a car full of explosives into the many of us. and joining the fray is thailand where rank upon rank of right. police formed a perimeter outside the u.s. embassy hundreds more protesters marched on the mission waving by those on chanting against america the embassy was put in a state of lockdown the head of the protests and all non-essential staff were sent away for safety. reports on the most violent of recent episodes. more than ten people have died in kabul afghanistan today after a vehicle flammed into a minivan full of aviation workers we know that most of those individuals that were killed in the attack today were foreigners now all of this is happening as a resul

i think britain made a whole threat. and yes he's exercising his rights but in a very limited fashion as if he's living in the embassy under its protection you know exactly every limited fashion that he has been granted asylum but he's staying in a small room want to just four square metres and this could go on water for a long time and this has simply tried to wear the british authorities out and. no i mean there is no time limit to resolve this situation it diplomatic solution is possible i don't know whether this is being discussed and whether there is any progress and a legal solution is also possible of both countries go to the international court of justice who is rulings there are bound to be all in all julian assange and he supporters are powerless and the pain is so political diplomatic or legal decision that we can express our opinions we can contribute to the process by providing documents and expertise we can give advice on what to do but we can't make the final decision because we are not authorized to julia

you know britain is not a part of the eurozone though it is of course a part of the e.u. i mean and it's feeling the agony of a double dip recession how far and why do you think it's the eurozone term or really being felt well it's a real drag on the economy and on the world economy as well and creating a great deal of insert uncertainty with the heart of the issue isn't so much that the problems of the debt levels within spain that's really part of a symptom of the problems of the euro because the fact is that having one common see across so many different divergent economies as greece and finland and ireland and greece and germany just does not work and creates a situation where countries economies become uncompetitive then they can grow and then the debts become unsustainable and they increase so really once the euro exists as the single currency for many different states within the e.u. then the economic. problems will continue and so having plans that the e.c.b. would buy the bonds of various governments that a struggling is just a trying to put a sticking plaster ov

another tough break for julian assange after reports that britain and ecuador have hit an impasse in talks servers asylum. consoling there was a blow at the results of a recent d.n.a. test which appeared to well quite heavily undermine a critical piece of evidence against him in sweden. firth as this. it's been three months now since julian a song's arrived at the ecuadorian embassy in london will since then granted wiki leaks founder asylum the person have eased to grant him safe passage saying that the arrested reach of his bell conditions if he steps out there you fools will then be nineteen these remain behind these tools and as is the reach of the british police but the stalemate situation continues the full one year old arrived at the way to the seeking asylum he did all his legal appeals. in britain now he's fighting his extradition to sweden where he faces pushing the sexual so allegations that cases including to question me when evidence to the present it to the prosecution in we didn't want to be thinking clichéd rich fond of being handed a the boy i want to see in the phon

and britain britain most recently are working on this list of high ranking russian officials russian citizens that they say are responsible for his death he was a high ranking fine i'm sorry died in a. russian church explain to our viewers why is there still such a perception of brought to justice wasn't dealt in russia that the people responsible for it haven't been dealt with properly what is this keep rumbling on. you see there are people who need and the enemy they are looking for an opponent to fight against you know how many people die while you. prison in those countries which have condemned russia the numbers a huge look at the us that came up with the so-called magnitsky list as you know there is no death penalty in russia while the us still keeps it on the books anyone including women can be executed at the same time all civilized societies know the judicial errors can occur in capital punishment cases even when people plead guilty it turns out later on that the convict did not commit the crime yet as for mr magnitsky it's certainly a great tragedy that he died in prison an

and one of britain's most notorious extremists is said to be extradited from the u.k. to the u.s. to face terrorism charges that's after a radical muslim cleric abu hamza al masri lost an appeal against extradition in a european court musri along with four other terrorism suspects have been wanted in the u.s. for years it's accused of planning an al qaeda training camp in america and assisting in the taking of hostages in yemen. point of the olive branch is i've taken to see you again john you'll learn new disclosure rules in the u.s. could further hit the banking lending issues i was taught about where they take effect internationally yes existing regulations mean banks already lending less than before. told us it leads to high interest rates which hurts global growth. one of the problems you see is a lack of capital is that these days. of years you specially for privately or burns. second thing which i think. is a problem to the banks senate it's a problem to the growing number the high interest rates. the. private individuals especially small businesses are charged very high in

a new study in britain suggests low and incomes will win the away and leave people poor in the future that they're even today in the midst of a start. to powerful explosions have rocked a military academy in the syrian capital damascus rebel groups have claimed responsibility saying they're responding to military operations in the city a middle east correspondent policia is keeping across developments. well on tuesday morning there were two explosive devices that were planted in the martyr's son's school a military school in the syrian capital of damascus now from the information we have the devices were planted in two separate areas they ruptured causing fire to those parts of the building it's not yet clear the exact number of casualties we certainly hearing that a number of people have been injured the early reports that scores of people have been injured and killed we know that fire did erupt in two separate parts of the building and also early reports of an explosion near the airport it is believed that the attack was carried out because it was suspected that there were intellige

for britain's either with a new study showing that far from a future recovery it's downhill from the bottom half of us. here in moscow this is with me rule life in the russian capital to a powerful explosions of rocked a military academy in the syrian capital a rebel groups have claimed responsibility saying they are responding to syrian army operations in the city a middle east correspondent following the latest. two rebel groups have taken responsibility for that attack and one is the revolutionary council of damascus this is a group that is believed to have strong links with al qaida it is also a group that is seeking the overthrow of the syrian president bashar assad and is a group that is against dialogue in the statement they said that this explosion was in response to the syrian army's operation in damascus we also know that the rebels exploded at least seventy improvised explosives inside the building were gone and that attack we have no more information at this point opposition fighters and government troops have been fighting each other for control of the syrian capital for

between britain. over the whistleblowers asylum. critical sexual assault. in france are thinking of making a run for it should a new seventy five percent income tax limit be agreed upon for the super rich the idea that a warm public response but the most successful entrepreneur has made desert the country just when the slowing economy needs them the most. reports. when the world's fourth richest men a frenchman know asked for belgian citizenship some of his compatriots took offense with one left wing french newspaper publishing this image with this headline the mayor of this area. confirmed has indeed establish residence here but the french tycoon denies his move had anything to do with french president francois want to impose a seventy five percent income tax on those earning above one million but many suspect otherwise and the rich have become the subject of much discussion. they are quite responsible for this crisis they should pay more than the rest since they have more me. because it is the people who are responsible for the crisis. so. it depends on t

and no financial let up for britain is either a new study showing that far from a future recovery it's all downhill from the bottom half of us. live from moscow this is artsy rule research a welcome to the program two powerful explosions have rocked a military academy in the syrian capital damascus a rebel groups are claiming responsibility saying they are responding to military operations in the city. keeping force of elements joins us now live on the program good to see you damascus as we all know no stranger to terror attacks what's happened this time. well the latest information we have is that on tuesday morning two explosive devices were planted martyr's son's school and military the syrian capital of damascus now the devices were hidden in two separate areas they were up to causing fire to those parts of the building it's not yet clear the exact number of casualties we certainly hearing that a number of people have been injured early reports that scores of people have been injured and killed we know that fire did erupt in two separate parts of the building and also early reports

and britain will lead the largest naval exercises off the iranian coast while israel steps up its top. it's a pleasure to have you with us today here on our. live in moscow the number of dead over an hour much of film deriding islam is now more than fifty just one week since the protests began the latest victims were a dozen people income pool killed instantly when an afghan suicide bomber rammed a car full of explosives into their money. and joining the fray this time. where rank upon rank of riot police formed a perimeter outside the u.s. embassy hundreds more protesters marched on the mission waving banners and chanting against. america the embassy was put on lockdown ahead of the protests and all non-essential staff were sent away for safety policies appreciated now reports on the most violent of recent episodes more than ten people have died in kabul afghanistan today after a vehicle slammed into a minivan full of aviation workers we know that most of those individuals that work killed in the attack today were foreigners now all of this is happening as a result of an american mad

and britain and britain particular often says it's just providing non-lethal equipment communicationsequipment night vision goggles this kind of thing but actually it is providing weapons it's just doing it through third parties the question of how long can this be this will go on. is a good question i mean is not is not clear they did they can't they can really when i don't think these rebel groups because they don't have support even of most of the and yet i've sort of as i mentioned the main peaceful opposition group doesn't really support the strategy of the free syrian army doesn't support the syrian national council. and. and in the chief cities of aleppo and damascus the population was well and more than half of the syrian population lives most of the population behind the government supports the government so a couple of weeks ago a free syrian army also netted him so so the problem for us here in aleppo is seventy percent of the population is a boy and has always been that way so they can't win with that lack of popular support unfortunately because they're getting this huge