industry and british economy the representative of the british economy are against that referendum why is that thought because they want to have access to the decision making process they want to have access to the big market and they know that they will lose their. client to the time the firing they supported the referendum here go finish up go ahead no. it's the the line of argument that mr ferrars you have this here for mr cameron has become the spokesman of ukip has become the spokesman of mr ferrars with of course against the european union i never would have expected this from the tory party because the tory party in the past did understand our interest is to at least keep one foot in europe and not to leave it one hundred percent this is over now and it's a pity because our liberal friends in the united kingdom are also in government they have a different agenda they have a pro european agenda and you could see that labor has one thumb or two or three percent in after the speech or with the cameron so it's not that all the british share his view ok tony again it looks like it is

our top stories, david cameron gives a pledge to the british people. the will have a referendum on membership to the european union. the prime minister said the vote would come after renegotiation of the links to the european union. critics are saying that membership is not a pick and miss option. >> we would give the british people a very simple in or out choice. to stay in the union on these new terms or to come out altogether. >> if you do not know this is really already, you will in the future. his surprise showing in the election could make him a key player in coalition talks. flash floods in the andes, supply is contaminated. also in the program, aaron is here with the latest business news. looks like a shy and is coming off of apple? >> we are looking at a shift in the technology world. apple shares bit more than 30% in the last few months. the new iphone is stumbling. the question is this, are the best days of apple behind them? >> it is 7:00 a.m. in washington, 2:00 p.m. in jerusalem, 12 noon in london, where david cameron has said it is time

make it clear that a british people can accept the british conservative party politician robert oulds director of the bruce group thank you very much for your analysis this hour thank you. still ahead for you a violent crime the artistic director of the bolshoi theater is treated in hospital near burns print outs of a time in central moscow but is coming up here on our t.v. . what makes life complete. nose and a happy family. or self-expression. a show. that seems so true. for a little later. child. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images go girl has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. live from moscow polls conducted by two israeli newspapers suggest prime minister benjamin netanyahu is set to win the upcoming parliamentary poll in just four days time yet his support appears to be dwindling with many right wing voters now regarding netanyahu his policies as too soft are to his policies their looks and to what challenges he could face if reelected. he's the surprise success story in campaign one twin millionaire who

and the british prime minister david cameron defines warnings of an eminent threat g u k interests and travels to libya where he has pledged to help train the countries that stretched security forces. you're watching r t a live from moscow with me say first. the frozen video footage apparently showing israeli planes. bombing syria's military research facility has appeared on the internet the video was uploaded to the web by activists who are thought to be from a district close to the target and shows bright flashes in the night sky loud bangs were heard at the site shortly after midnight on wednesday tell of these days correspondent has more. now we are hearing from syria that israel did launch a military strike inside their country israel has not commented neither confirming nor denying these reports the syrian ambassador to lebanon did say that it was not clear when ever tell you would happen and that it was up to the powers that be to decide on such decisive action but he did say that it was an option and that it was and would be a surprise now the iranian foreign minister has also

the british government has offered logistical support. you can absolutely guarantee the british and other governments will tell the algerian government you will not do something like this again without telling us first because we want to make sure we have every opportunity to try to talk to the hostage takers and go through negotiations with them before trying to do other rescue. the question is open. does the american plane have security forces in it as well as the new rescue the 04 americans? are of the special forces there as well? we do not know. they will not say. it is an ongoing situation. it is not finished. the biggest thing implicit in what david cameron said is a message to the algerian government to not go blow of any more jeeps with hostages before consulting us. we have a better understanding of how to do this. >> this is a hugely significant for britain. the whole incident has been shrouded in uncertainty. why has the algerian military and government not been more forthcoming with the governments of the hostages? >> the alg

but the british -- churchill as a fastening overlay because once the british islands are saved in thebattle of britain, his goal seems to be true to regain the entire. he said i do not come upon this thing to dismember the british empire. the whole concept of going to north africa, sending troops up the southern valley of the nazi empire, reaching greece, which is a tremendous story. everyone talks were eastern europe. as an outsider i think about what about the british when they went back in 1944 and started divebombing the streets of athens? the people, time in his resistance who fought valiantly against the nazis. the british were relentless. people say look what stalin did in poland, he broke the yalta. i don't believe he broke yalta. look what the british did. no one ever points to that. then what we did increase in the cold war period, the early cold war period in the truman doctrine, 47-49. we had a american advisers early vietnam were already over increase. that's jumping ahead of the british goal is truly -- but back to metaframe, go on to the oil regions. beyond that, it is

in the english channel -- for this to be cut, a british trawler -- for these to be cut, british trawlermen would have to fish elsewhere. the closed season means the french would not use up all their days. >> we hope we can negotiate with the french to have a swap of effort for us to stay out of that area and let them have that piece of ground on a temporary basis for themselves. we hope negotiations will get under way again. we are waiting for replies from them. >> captain smith is heading out to sea again soon and hopes to avoid confrontations. hopefully soon, neither side will have to avoid fishing in troubled waters. >> with its vast coastline, greaseshe first stop for many asylum seekers. refugees have the right to apply for asylum in the country where they first arrive, but in the midst of their own economic collapse, a greek authorities are no longer able to deal with growing numbers of asylum applications -- in the midst of their own economic collapse, greek authorities are no longer able to deal with growing numbers of asylum applications. public resentment towards refugees is grow

wealthy british style. market. going to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's culture the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report. there's been a fresh wave of protests in bahrain to mark twenty thirteen with unrest now just over a month away from hitting the two year mark several arrests have also been reported with police again resorting to tear gas in the violent clampdown on public gatherings the opposition is demanding a transition to democracy and the resignation of the prime minister who's held his position for over forty years bahrain's sunni monarchy recently jailed two policeman for beating a protested to death in two thousand and eleven and cut sentences for seven activists who took part in that year's uprisings human rights campaigners however say all political prisoners should be released and claimed it already has had no intention of carrying out reforms and activists asma darwish claims that security forces from abroad are contributing to the viol

this was the heartland of british industry. now it is some to modern, midsize industries. >> we do not just see britain as our home market. we see europe as our home market. we sell outside europe, of course, but it is on our doorstep. it is the easiest markets to get to, and at the end of the day, people want to do business with britain as well, which is important. >> there's frustration about regulations handed down from brussels that directly affect the 20 unskilled workers. under eu law, the work week is limited to a maximum of 48 hours. >> workers' rights need to be protected, but it seems we have gone a little bit too far in some cases, and what we've done is restricted our competitiveness in the market. at the end of the day, if you look towards asia and china, they have not got such strict laws. >> it is a complaint voiced by many employers in britain. but the logistics company does acknowledge that the advantages of eu membership far outweigh the disadvantages. it used to treat hard to find warehouse workers, for insta

as the british overwhelmingly want to leave the e.u. behind the prime minister says his next election campaign will be a euro skeptic. film star gerard depardieu is now officially a russian citizen after tax drove him out of his own country. the f.b.i. is accused of failing to one american occupy activists that there was a plot against lives despite plans to assassinate u.s. citizens our top stories this hour. around the world online on satellite this is the with you twenty four hours a day live from moscow we're getting news just in that international journalists have come under crossfire in syria while covering the army's operations in the damascus suburbs a correspondent of our big sister channel suffered light injuries while trying to escape rounds of gunfire this is news just in and we'll bring you more details and an interview with him later this hour here on our team. britain's part in the european union could be coming to a close with people increasingly feeling that the be better off without brussels in an attempt to stay in to

still ahead in the program and by british. prime minister david cameron's latest message to his country's citizens in an attempt to increase support for the u.k. is ailing textile manufacturer. a french pilot has been killed during fighting in mali where france continues its air offensive after al-qaeda rebels made advances moving further south to the city of qana earlier mali's government troops with the help of the french military succeeded in chasing rebels from the city according to reports over one hundred militants and at least ten civilians including three children have been killed in the days fighting the un security council called for a swift a deployment of foreign troops to battle the rebels who had seized in the north of the country last april and have since made significant advances far inland on friday french president francois hollande said france would only help in mali within a un framework ransome based independent journalist robert harneys believes that french foreign policy contradicts itself with a double

and a british prime minister david cameron defines warnings of an eminence reggie u.k. interest and travels to libya where he has pledged to help train the countries that stretched security forces. you're watching r t a live from moscow with me say first the frozen video footage apparently showing israeli planes bombing syria's military research facility has appeared on the internet the video was uploaded to the web by activists who are thought to be from a district close to the target and shows bright flashes in the night sky loud bangs were heard at the site shortly after midnight on wednesday television correspondent has more. now we are hearing from syria that israel did launch a military strike inside their country israel has not commented neither confirming nor denying these reports the syrian ambassador to lebanon did say that it was not clear when ever tell you would happen and that it was up to the powers that be to decide on such decisive action but he did say that it was an option and that it was and would be a surprise now the iranian deputy foreign minister

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textile manufacturers are calling on the prime minister to back british as a domestic rose industry struggles survival foreign competitors. at four pm here in moscow you are watching r t with me to be on with day it's good to have you with us afternoon america as to leave local forces in charge of combat operations in afghanistan and source to us support role this spring came from u.s. president barack obama after a round of talks with his afghan counterpart on what's being hailed as the last chapter of the u.s. afghan mission but as you can report american involvement in the country looks set to i'm bored. during his election campaign president obama may have sounded very resolute to leave afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen but the white house is now negotiating terms to stay there the president said if u.s. forces stayed their role will be different but critics argue it's an attempt to rebrand a military presence which both the majority of americans and afghans a pope's going to listen to what president obama said about the mission after two thousand and fourteen i think. you know alt

>> now to london for prime minister's question time live from the british house of commons. every wednesday while parliament is in session prime minister david cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. prior to questions on the house is wrapping up other business. this is live coverage on c-span2. >> could my honorable friend tell the house the impact on lowering corporation tax remain as of the eurozone and what effect that is having on investment in northern ireland? >> mr. speaker, there is ongoing negotiations for for the possible reductions of corporation tax in northern ireland but one of the biggest things is the northern ireland assembly can do it and the uk ministers can do is to bring people to northern ireland to see the great success story that has taken place there. only last week the seven leading japanese businesses in the uk came to northern ireland and were enormously impressed at the movement and progress we've made in northern ireland. >> border. question for the prime minister. >> question number one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. spe

wealthy british style. writers. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on. the world including. science technology innovation haldol news developments from around russia we've got the future covered. this is good to have you with as you feeling this hardening in britain where a majority of citizens now feel feel that the country would be better off outside of the troubled union prime minister david cameron has evolved to adopt a clear euro skeptic position to remain in tune with the people and earlier my colleague bill dodd spoke on this issue to. in london the e.u.'s popularity at a very very low amongst the british public at the moment we just had a poll that asked respondents to grade institutions like in school and the european union got an average grade of a d. plus from the british public that's not very very high now or a more serious note this recent poll it's really marked a tipping point b

the british overwhelmingly want to leave the e.u. behind the prime minister says his election program will be a skeptic one. around the world online on satellite this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day live from moscow it's been revealed that the f.b.i. knew of a plot to assassinate occupy wall street activists but didn't alert them to the potential danger the bureau was instead spying on members of the movement branding them criminals and domestic terrorists. as the details. well it's not clear yet why the f.b.i. would neglect to tell activists that there was a potential assassination plot surrounding them what we do know is that new documents obtained by the partnership for the civil justice find a us human human and civil rights advocacy organization have revealed that the u.s. the f.b.i. the department of homeland security the u.s. military and private corporations all cooperated together to monitor and investigate optic occupy wall street protesters as quote domestic terrorists and quote criminals now the more shocking revelat

what about the british banks what exactly is the taxpayer own british banks r.b.s. and lloyd's toxic derivatives fraud and zero collateral far more disgusting and dangerous than the horsemeat and yet the british economy collapses due to this disgusting fraud sold by the city and the taxpayer shrugs their collective shoulders and says gee these mud pies of austerity sure taste great with a little brown sauce and horsemeat tasting yes max so the news here has been just chock a block with this whole horsemeat story and i've never seen so many people interested in this big story and yet the very same week that we have just say nay horse me in burgers who are pfizer u.k. the very same day you see this headline lloyds in r.b.s. need billions more capital bank of england says britain's bailed out banks need billions of pounds more capitals to shore up their balance sheets and support the economy senior bank of england officials have warned u.k. regulators have given royal bank of scotland and lloyds banking group until march to begin dealing with a black hole that brooks n

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and do something for british pubs and british republicans speak with my honorable friend quite rightly speaks up for -- i remember visiting the great bravery with him during the last election. i'm sure the chancellor would have listened very carefully to what he said but i think it's very important that we action also tried to support the pub trade in the country and the government has planned for that as well. >> mr. speaker, thousands of my constituents in insulated homes fear high sky whether built. they are 7% interest charges with only five households signed up for it. how has the prime minister achieved this fiasco? >> i would say to the honorable gentleman i hope you'll welcome the green deal because it gives households the opportunity to cut their bills and to cut their costs with absolutely no up front cost. he should be encouraging his constituents to do that. it is only just begun. the energy company of the nation also provide the opportunity to help insulate some 230,000 homes a year compared with 80,000 on the one from. instead of talking down the schemes he should be enco

local clothes manufacturers call on the prime minister and top brass to buy british . as one pm of the russian capital you're watching r.t. on marina joshua welcome to the program president obama says that u.s. forces will and most combat operations in afghanistan by spring and switch to a support role that's the outcome of a meeting between the president and afghan leader hamid karzai in what's thought to be the final chapter of america's military presence in the country but as r.t. has got it she can now reports. at a stand well beyond twenty fourteen. during his election campaign president obama may have sounded very resolute to leave afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen but the white house is now negotiating terms to stay there the president said if u.s. forces stayed their role would be different but critics argue it's an attempt to regroup and a military presence which both the majority of americans and afghans oppose want a solution to a president obama said about the mission after twenty fourteen i think. you know although obviously we're still. two years w

he took questions from the british house of commons. this is 35 minutes. >> prime minister. >> question number one a, dilma, mr. speaker. -- thank you, mr. speaker. i am sure the whole house will wish to draw any in paying attribute to david robert shaw. he died and queen elizabeth hospital birmingham last wednesday as a result of wounds that he sustained in afghanistan. he gave his life for the safety of the british people, and his incredibly great contribution must never be forgotten. our profound condolences are with his loved ones. this morning, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house i shall have a further meetings today. >> i am sure the whole house and the whole country would want to associate themselves with the prime minister's comments about david robert shaw. on monday, the prime minister stated that the task for our generation was to struggle against terrorism. on tuesday, is government sacked 5600 troops. why is it if there is such a gap between what the prime minist

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said a british base. they work and live backcourt -- close quarters but always in the background are armed british soldiers called guardian angels. their protection against insider tax. the stand watch. increasingly uneasy relationship. the first british soldier to die this year still has not been named. but like the fire that -- five others who died before him in their six month tour of duty he was killed by afghan security forces. the afghan commander in the area explained what happened. >> before firing on the british soldiers, he shot at afghans. he targeted the coalition camp which was next door. then the gunman was killed. we will have more details. >> soldiers are risk where they should be most say from inside their camps. taliban infiltration is often to blame. the tactic is to undermine the relationship between afghan forces and the coalition partners, making it more difficult for the afghan military to take over security here. president karzai arrived in washington today. mapping out afghanistan

meantime, our approach is what the british people want. it's right for business. it's right for our economy, and we will fight for it in the years ahead. >> mr. caplan barwell. >> mr. speaker, around the world 170 million people, children under the age of five are so malnourished it has affected the physical and possibly their cognitive development. the world has enough feared for it when. we must launch a major paint against malnutrition for children. >> my honorable friend is not so the right to raise this issue, particularly as we share the g8 this year and because some of the leading ngos like save the children have quite rightly launched this campaign today. above all what britain will be doing is meeting the commitment we made to not -- -- a commitment that we made that we kept wes many of the countries have broken their promises. we will be using that money to make sure we focus on issues of malnutrition, undernutrition and stunting. it is not acceptable in 2013 there are so many millions of families in the world that go hungry every day and every nig night

is popularity a very very low amongst the british public at the moment we just had a poll that asked respondents to grade institutions like in school and the european union got an average grade of a d. plus from the british public that's not very very high now on a more serious note this recent poll it's really marked a tipping point because for the first time in decades the number of people that say that they would vote for britain leaving the european union is the majority of the british public so it's really turning britain turning into a nation of real euro skeptics at the moment and it's not just the result of one poll we've seen things like for example british support for political parties anti european ones like the u.k. independence party it's at an all time high so lots of bad news for pro europeans at the moment so what is the main grudge that many people are holding against. well the british public has always been very divided over membership anyway but the past year has been particularly difficult we've seen the chronic financial crisis in the eurozone with a real loss of

well the british public has always been very divided over membership anyway but the past year has been particularly difficult we've seen you know the chronic financial crisis in the eurozone with a real loss of confidence that but also the same time at home they have crippling austerity measures so there's a growing resentment towards the last sums of money that leaves the british treasury and come straight from the u.k. budget goes straight to brussels every year when very terrible love project and it's not just the money there's also the aspect of the control of north that comes from work brussels that many people want to see returned back to westminster so this. goes all the way to the top of the u.k. doesn't it right at the top the political levels. well indeed david cameron the prime minister has just said that the conservative party is going to be going into the next general election in twenty fifteen as a euro skeptic party is an anti european political party that really shows that you know the government's banking on the fact that the british public is are you going to get more

british clothing manufacturers are calling for support from the prime minister and government from a growing concerns over the lack of products made in the united kingdom but with more and more clothing being imported from overseas the towers could prove tricky as artie's laura smith. it's got the british flag on it but all of these clothes made in britain a quick look at the label shows they're not made in china or made in vietnam anywhere but here and down on the high streets the stories no different you'd be hard to find anything with a made in britain label on it in any shop a recent survey by a daily mail journalist found just one item in c d three with a british made label but now david cameron and his ministers are being urged to back british from their hats to their socks and wear only british made clothes it's not impossible there are companies that still make clothes in the u.k. including the firm that's doing the urging private whites be c. but the vast majority of what we were ninety percent at the last count and including everything i'm wearing today is made abroad since

british response to argentina's president. colonial ambitions in the region we get live reaction from. the russian. government and. high taxes on the super rich. the look back at the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the week. these syrian leader has outlined his vision on how to end almost two years of continued civil conflict one of the key conditions for peace according to president bashar al assad is for regional and international powers to stop supporting the groups. was following what he said. but there has certainly been rather interesting quotes coming from the syrian president he in fact called to hold an international reconciliation conference. and the violence and the military conflict which is going on be going on for almost two years now in syria and this initiative according to assad will lead to a national wide referendum and fair election which is the only way according to the syrian president that the political landscape in this country can be changed but this initiative can only

public is going to get more fed up with british membership in and that they're really confident that that's going to happen what about brussels and how is it responding to the way that britain is giving the cold shoulder transaction well it can't be too pleasant listening to all this negativity about yourself and of course there are reports flying around now that certain senior members of the european parliament want to offer britain a junior membership status associate membership and it would in fact be a bit of a demotion whereby britain since its grumbling so much over its membership in the european union it would have much less influence over issues within the european union itself so it's got all the hallmarks of a relationship going quite sour and now it's either going to be a question of who dumps who thought store salvagable but with public opinion turning towards britain getting out it's going to be harder and harder to stay in. ball daughter talking about earlier well are certainly many more stories for you to come this hour including that of taming tibet and separatist sen

british soldiers on u.k. cargo planes flying french hardware to mali is there a feeling that london might not be coming clean about all the facts oh i think you know in a democracy people have to come clean it's clear that you don't send your airplanes into a war zone without ensuring they have some sort of protection so there will be people on board who are armed but that's a whole different thing to having. fighting on the ground with with an organized and large body of troops. we're turning to david cameron and him saying that this could take decades years certainly kind of this overall fight against islamist in north africa west africa in the entire region if we look at the at the u.s. and their war against terror and how washington sort of moved on to passing laws that would allow for measures such as wiretapping and indefinite detention without charge or trial are there any fears the same could happen in europe if this is to miss the threat does as late as has been predicted by officials like david came

british shot. up horrified what about the british banks what exactly is the taxpayer oh and british banks r.b.s. and lloyds toxic derivatives fraud still in zero collateral fall.