infrastructure and they actually cruden a will create more tension and this is completely unnecessary the only way to move capital somewhere not so close to moscow is a decided now because it's a mistake and to trade to develop the same way like brazil did play because our star due to that would be very beneficial in the assault approach it looks like china is really driving the demand in the metals and mining sector at the moment do you think that's going to be the trend going forward. because industrial freeze is a new mall commodity companies are programs there was a cycle in china development very far as growth rate in term so for consumption all of us come over to us and say create a misperception in the wall it's all we're. in the we need to rationalize old port not to meet demand not to produce in the waste and not to produce. so resources for this talk and this is a reality as well bill less investment in mining sector. in the future and in the west should be very cautious you know to choose what project to call if there will be less investment in the mining sector what other

the cruden bay hotel was a very, very famous, uh, golfer's hotel as it says.cation of that period. gordon nickel, well-known artist of that time. now, the bigger one. ah, look at that! yes. i think that's my favorite. it's mine, too. oh, we'll fight over that, will we? top artist, frank mason. top scene, the east coast route to scotland. but, you know, where is that? that's that wonderful... it is. it's going up past northumberland towards the scottish border, the most famous locomotive in the world. it is. god, one would die for that image, wouldn't you? does it get better? well, in my sense, it doesn't get better, but this is, for me, i suppose, you know, "hampshire meets dorset," i don't quite live there but i know that view backwards. i think everyone does. it's the way they paint landscape. it's impressionistic. it's very, very simple it's very stylized and yet it's immensely evocative. the process of lithography has flattened the colors. you've got this almost japanese approach of blocks of color and it really, to me brings it to life, much more so than