the caterham sales have gone through the roof.y fernandez. .et's move from f-1 >> more talk of consolidation in the telecom sector. looking for some pessimism, the only industry group falling is basic resources. miss.e data, massive copper hitting an eight-month low. have ang up, we conversation with christian noyer. that is coming up next. .ou can follow us on twitter ♪ >> welcome back the "the pulse." . these are the top headlines. moreinese exports fell than 18% from the year earlier. that is the biggest drop since 2009. analysts were expecting a 7.5% increase. >> the search continues for the missing malaysian airlines jet that disappeared two days ago. australia and the u.s. are among the u.s. -- those helping in the search. >> pro russian forces advanced in the crimean peninsula. the ukrainian prime minister will travel to washington this week. defends the ax -- the actions of the crimean government. >> let's go to paris. the gic conference is underway. with cranny is standing by an interview with christian noyer. >> thank yo

chairmanas caterham's tony fernandes. hear more from him throughout the week.e'sng time, seats were considered cheap and uncomfortable. matt miller went along for the test of new seats. [tires screech] >> i am matt miller. i am slightly terrified. also having the time of my life doing doughnuts in a 450 horsepower corvette stingray. my driver is a 28-year-old engineer behind the car's new seat. >> how do you like the seats? >> unbelievable. it is supportive. the seats were at the top of gm's priority list when overhauling the legendary car. the old ones were criticized for being cheap and flimsy. >> the important thing about a seat is it is your main communication with the road. you are feeling everything that is going on. that will help you get the most out of the car. guyour main job is to be a -- >> you have to look at the population that will buy the car. a broad range to fine tune where you want to see to be. >> general motors created the c drive team -- general motors drive team with employees of different shapes and sizes. they recorded 4600 points on a

we are going to put you in pole position with a look inside caterham.hey are finding innovative ways to keep speed up in the costs down. >> formula one is about being quick, very quick. f1 may be at the back of the grid, it is accelerating. inelerating from nothing 2012 to a team of over 350 people. designers, mechanics, drivers. the man in charge of this has hadcated start up to be creative to get this team to the start line. there is no way we can do that ourselves. we need to find the right supplier and partnership. partnership in formula one, we enjoy something already. if you look at people who are this, there is no way they can -- the product. true formula one, what we are doing, you're coming to our factory. if you think about 3-d printers, that is a huge buzz. [indiscernible] we are willing to -- chief formula one. >> guy always gets really tough assignments. e" is coming up at the top of our. we will be talking about technology, china, and the missing a malaysia plane. >> it gets better this week. we are going to take you inside 7, a fastest on

. ♪ >> the caterham is not for the faint hearted. there is no traction control.re are no driver aids. well, that is not entirely true. this particular 620r comes with a special extra. going to show me what this thing can do. listen to that noise. [indiscernible] the engine just sounds brutal. one is much faster, -- this car has a lot >> the emotion i'm feeling. johnsonnever seen guy quite so happy. for a look at what else we're , we're just been briefed on what we know with malaysian air. >> in the last two hours we have learned that flight 370 cap flying after he dropped off controllers radar was adjusting your cell play. and we heard from the transport minister about 20 minutes ago saying those reports were inaccurate at the search continues. we will just be waiting for the next word from malaysia. >> that is one of our main focuses today. with a great interview coming up . i in about five minutes time, will have some real news for you here on just what the bundesbank did in 2013. the laws of journalism, physics, the new laws prevent me from saying anything. we

. >> caterham chairman tony fernandez likes a challenge. links hisnything that company's?s companies? -- askedamous people's how i became a millionaire. start with a billion and then run airlines. within their lives opportunities. we have taken an airline, we started with two planes and now we have 150. we carry 45 million people. it is a very profitable business. the car business is something you can't run away from. it is what people want. it is sexy, people like it. world in a part of the where the middle class is growing every day. goes intodle class higher middle-class to be a huge amount of people who want to buy it. we live in a world where people talk about cars and planes. foot all is a fantastic ranting tool. it is bigger than formula one. when i walk around the streets of london, they're not asking me about f1, there asking me about queens park rangers. they're all linked around opportunities that have a lot of attention, which gives you the ability to build scale and drive more product. >> does that say something about you? >> i like to create, i like to sell.

caterham succeed in the united states?n never in years would he have owned the car but he's having so much fun with him. it's a fun car. i think that's a great way of becauseg cater ham there's no car like it in the u.s. has been driving it around and we've gotten lots of tweets asking about it. it's a different. >> how big do you think it can be? >> it's not going to be a massive car. it's an illusion -- it's an evolution. as we build more, the brand would be established. k27 defines what the rest of them will be, fun, lightweight, affordable. >> shattered dreams in the champions league last night. the newspapers are next. ♪ >> time for the newspapers. standing byine is with his newspaper pic of the day. good morning. normal day, david cameron and his speech at the israeli parliament would have been taking top billing but then there was a barrage of missiles from the islamic jihad so that is the top headline now. daily,rew language roughly translated to red alert. a mother and her child ahead of the pahrump festival -- pu

recognized by the citizenship but also in catalonia there is an actual absolute majority in the caterham parliament of members that are in favor of this referendum the reason why spanish state uses all of the mechanisms to two or more democracies the practice of democracy is because they know that that is the stopping the referendum is the only way they have to stop problem the depth of the of catalonia. on r.t. dot com we've got plenty more for you including on the nations that could be about to spring up within europe also at our web site a bodyguard of the late russian oligarch boris berezovsky shares new details on what could have led to his suicide in the u.k. you can read more about that online plus the operator of the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant in japan is found to have severely underestimated radiation exposure for almost one hundred fifty cleanup workers you can read about these stories of course at r.t. dot com. it's ritual humiliation in ramallah say palestinians as people queue for hours to get to work across the border in jerusalem israeli officials say the backl

it's only nice by the citizenship but also in catalonia there is an actual absolute majority in the caterham parliament of members that in favor of this referendum the reason why the spanish state uses all of the mechanisms to to avoid democracies the practice of democracy is because they know that that is the stopping the referendum is the only way they have to stop probably the death of the ends of catalonia. more in the regions that believe they can manage their future better than their central governments on our website at r.t. dot com now also all year they show all but a man the body of boris berezovsky describes a lot of russian tycoon if all is get the full scoop. and the operator of the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant in japan is found to have severely underestimated radiation exposure for almost one hundred and fifty workers. a legal battle between farmers in ecuador and the us oil giant chevron in a pollution case has reached a new level that's after the lawyer representing locals received death threats in two thousand and eleven a provincial court in ecuador ruled that che