rejects helped by housing bubble fear prime minister david cameron has dismissed fear is the help to buy scheme is creating a property market bubble as they hailed it as a success number ten says almost seven hundred fifty homes have been bought and six thousand offers made since the mortgage guarantee scheme started now this is in the beginning of january and now this week we hear that the average house price has now passed two hundred fifty thousand pounds in the united kingdom that's over four hundred thousand u.s. dollars. yeah that's an interesting paradox if you were to the average british person hey guess what the price of gas just doubled or petrol as they call it here price of petrol just doubled isn't that great of course the average person would say now that's terrible if you tell them hey the average house price just doubled isn't that great well no not really because it causes an enormous economic strain that results in as we're pointing out here hunger pains the number of people going to hungry in the u.k. to afford for david cameron's reelection by the help scheme and

economy here we have david cameron saying u.k. floods david cameron pledges unlimited public funds prime minister seeks to assert his authority over a natural disaster with the promise of wider army roll and more money a resolute david cameron vowed to marshal the forces of the state to tackle the flooding crisis pledging a wider role for the army and unlimited public funds to protect families but this is cognitive dissonance because the this disaster here on the climate side the flooding is a direct result of totally ignoring the realities of manmade global chaos so they totally ignore this for years and now suddenly it's caught up to them the economy is crashing because of interest rates being forced lower which is keeping the zombie banks alive and their cash cannibalizing and parasite ties ing the u.k. economy so there's cognitive dissonance all merging into one armageddon confidence nightmare of too much liquidity and floating too much liquidity quantitative easing everyone's dragging to death they're drowning in debt they're

defends moral benefit cuts says they bring hope david cameron has denied that benefit cuts are plunging people into poverty saying they actually give people hope the prime minister hit back at criticism from the head of the roman catholic church in england and wales insisting that they were part of his moral mission for the country well david cameron is a troll the what i mean by that is there is some study done recently to examine the psychological profile of a troll and they found that they are sadistic and croll yeah and david cameron is sadistic and cruel in his interpretation of economics which suggests that by cutting people's benefits to make more money available for housing price speculation is somehow sound economic policy that's beyond just making bad decisions that's sadistic and cruel yeah now remember in the first part where we're talking about the housing gains he kept on rejecting he rejected the notion that his plan. his policies of the help to buy were causing it here he's denying his policies are causing the hunger and yet public health emergency declared as one in six

how much leverage does someone like david cameron have in order to sway or influence her? >> angela merkel was very poll light, saying that britain had a great tradition of democracy and paid tribute to the institutions here, but really, david cameron has very little leverage. let's not forget that angela merkel, although she appreciates david camerons commitments to free markets, she governs with social democratic party, since the left party she has to keep onboard. she knows that david cameron may not be in power come 2015, so she's not going to give much away for now. >> live outside 10 downing street, thanks. >> two years after his luxury cruise liner cop sized off an italian island killing 32 people, the captain of the costa concordia has been back on the ship. he is charged with manslaughter. he returned to the ship at the request of his defense lawyers. what is it exactly that his defense lawyers had hoped to achieve by bringing him back to the ship? >> he has gained permission to rebored the ship from the italian judges overseeing the trial. he will be able to add

but as david cameron kept up the pressure from the olympic stadium in london this culture stash party has happily criticized him for giving this speech south of the border and he's laura smith now reports. he wasn't actually talking to the scots he said he was actually talking to everybody else in the english the wealth of welsh in the northern irish he said four million scottish people would be able to vote in this referendum but in fact sixty three million people would be affected everybody in the british isles and he urged those other people who don't have a vote to play a part he said you may not have a vote but you do have a voice so what he wants everybody to do is or tweet anyone scottish that we know and tell them that we don't want them to leave the u.k. that's essentially his message today we want you to stay and that message betrays his worry really and could be quite timely in the recent poll has shown that support for scottish independence south of the border has leapt a little bit in the last few months january poll showed twenty four percent in support up from twenty on

user on my website name kerry calling the phrase it was david cameron who invented the brutal game in which there are no housing games with hunger games. low cholesterol. depression. to prove you are like. are you. one of those. twenty minutes past the hour now back to our top story rioters in ukraine's capital kiev have seized the political heart of the city they've stormed administrative buildings demanding the president's immediate resignation the head of state's residents now stands abandoned with only minimal protection from security guards the president had to go but yourself said to be in the eastern part of the country in the city of horror called with several close advisers and local officials are. joining us now live from the capital kiev with more on this situation now what we've heard the latest information from the interior ministry that security forces are now starting starting for the first time to side with the protesters from your vantage point what are you seeing of law enforcement on the streets there in what's been known as the main square the made. you know there'

and a bit later in the program here a david cameron he puts the screws on the scots delivering a speech punctuated with nationalist rhetoric and waxing lyrical about what he says all the benefits of staying part of the united kingdom. right from the scene. first struck you and i think that you're. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. there's a scene when you're in the arctic you have feel entire world at your feet she looks like a fairly simple shit but really she's not simple little. handful of people have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is that the polar bears and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted with the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we've undertaken a unique operation in. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. i. joining us here on r.t. international the british prime minister has wrapped himself a figurative lead in the british and a limpet flags today calling for scotland to vote against becoming independent from the u.k. but as david cameron kept up the

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to satisfy british wishes so where does that actually leave david cameron now who of course is set on we negotiating relations with the e.u. well i think she's no in the chances known to be very cautious and you'd expect bad but i think there was quite a lot more positive spin actually in her speech of your channel eyes that she mentioned the budget the multi framework review and the fact that's the first time the e.u. budget has been cast in fifty six years and she was surprised at that actually happening so she mentioned that and she mentioned the fact that wealth. wealth freedom movement was quite similar to birth so i think those are actually a lot more room for maneuver been might be apparent but of course all e.u. countries got to agree to any serina gauche asian with any country so just how much influence does she really have over any negotiations between the u.k. and brussels where obviously germany is the great paymaster of the european union as we know from the bailouts and supporting greece and the euro zone and i think that really underlies a lot of this also the germany i

as expected, there was a notable absence, no david cameron to welcome the brits. obama for the u.s. or angela merkel for the germans. this was a dramatic and breath taking show, the realise ace of one man's patriotic vision. vladimir putin cannot control everything. while the opening ceremony was under way in sochi, a different theatre was acting out in the red square. gay rights activists tried to sipping the russian anthem with a rainbow nothing. excitement, not defiance is the main emotion. >> i'm glad, emotional. there are so many people here. >> this will you night our country, russia will be stronger, more united. >> sochi may have the shiny, expensive infrastructure, and the gales have created -- games have created a feel-good fact. after the olympics leaves sochi - what then? >> these games have permanently altered the coastal resort, and not always for the better. >> this stream has fish in it. now it's polluted by the apartment blocks up the hill. >> the athletes and officials at the olympic park are celebrating. the problems for sochi are here. after the olympics is the c

user on my website name perry coined the phrase it was david cameron who invented the brutal game in which there are no housing games with hunger games. low cholesterol. depression. sixty. two proof. or you see. those. on. the slopes of sorts. russia takes the men's seven kilometer relay gold and jumps to the top of the medal rankings as all the details for us. think another golden day for russia here in sochi where twenty four hours or so away from the end of the games and the host nation to the top of the medals table two golds coming on saturday the latest in the biathlon men's relay but only a history was created yet again here in sochi make wild becoming the first snowboarder to win two gold medals in a say. limpid games he ever so narrowly won the inaugural parallel slow i'm not into the gold he'd already won in the giant parallel slalom wild as u.s. born but became a russian citizen in two thousand and eleven after marrying his russian girlfriend who incidentally has a bronze medal to her name in sochi while there was also a bronze medal for russia in the speedskating in the w

debt they're drowning in cornwall they're drowning everyone is drowning because of these frickin david cameron's gotta say oh the strange thing why can't a girl do you craft like snooker all these people who play snooker are doing so to us all for the economy not for getting the congress who's out there opposing the house of commons piece of financial illiterate you bring up a good point is that it was bringing forward all the future consumption via the economy via the monetary system in zero percent interest rates so because of that we've already spent many decades into the future which means we're heading out far out into the oceans to find oil despite the fact that our technology not being dissed decades into the future so we have primitive technology relative to the risk we're taking on not to mention the fact that this whole story the last couple years of austerity is a hoax it's a joke when austerity suddenly there's all this magical money to bail out tories and cornwall what about the magical money to bail out the people in the bedroom tax scandal magical money to bail out people are bein

user on my website name perry going to phrase it was david cameron who invented the brutal game in which there are no housing games without hunger games. this is the media leave us so we leave them to be. the same motion secure. place for the physical. issues that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politics. and welcome back you're watching r t international now the second to the last a day of the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics was marked by record achievements for both nations and individuals as well russia has now moved to the top of the medal rankings after taking gold in the men's biathlon the relay artist paul scott has to. i mean another golden day for russia here in sochi with twenty four hours or so away from the end of the games in the host nation has surged to the top of the medals table two golds coming on saturday the latest in the biathlon men's related earlier history was created yet again here in sochi big wild becoming the first snowboarder to win two gold medals in a single olympic games he ever so narrowly won the inaugural parallel s

the prime minister david cameron called for one. >> well, if you think david cameron runs this world, i'm sorry for you. david cameron does not run the world. when he talked jacob zuma, the president of south africa, they should have an inchoiry like they did. it was internal. >> it has to be only the government, you won't accept knab else? >> or. >> you wouldn't accept anybody else to come in and do an inchoiry, it has to be the government of sri lanka. >> we do not need international intmps in sri lanka, just as i hope you in qatar will not allow international interference. i agree about the ipp depends. when you have several things to do with independence, and commissions - i saw the way some are working, i was impressed. >> you are in charge. reconciliation, is this a way to reconcile sri lanka? >> it's a way to move quickly. i said so repeatedly. there are other ways. it's not only about war crimes. you people in the west. sorry, we seem to have this disease because you were more civilized during the war, as opposed to channel 4, but you think everything is about war crimes, it's

was hoping for today this to say they can do business with each other prime minister david cameron is on famously called the old times but the jam and counselor. behind the smiles it's becoming clearer that the two have fundamentally different views of the future of the european union cameron wants change in europe the phone britain holds a referendum on eu membership plans are to the next election. under the one sitting. so the changes that britain will secede to build confidence in our membership. all this organization also for the verbal and doable. will hold a referendum before the end of twenty seventeen and give the british a choice. but when cameron's vision is of dance hero john simon cole made it clear in a speech to parliament that she wants more. don't miss the only year the union must become stronger and thus become more stable more competitive than it is today due to the kiddos running around and focus on the challenges of our times and the day on home leave medical said she could not support cameron's to mom's for a comprehensive reform of the box. not to appeal to prete

after that, david cameron taking questions from members of the house of commons. i'll buy the prime minister's remarks on scotland's potential separation from the united kingdom. ♪ >> this week on "q&a," bernard tate, former c-span producer in london. he discusses his 25 years with the network and his career in journalism. >> the man on your screen is named bernard tate. most of you in the audience have not seen him before on c-span, but he has worked at c-span for over 25 years, just retired as our london producer. when you look back at the last 25 years and the relationship between great britain and the united states via c-span, what comes to mind? >> i think the great period of closeness between britain and the united states. the relationship has fluctuated. of course, we were particularly close in world war ii. it was revived under margaret thatcher's premiership. there were some rocky patches before that, but she had a close ideological relationship with ronald reagan. they were very fond of each other personally. so that was the beginning of a long stretch -

david cameron is likely to be disappointed. the german chancellor is expected to call for a stronger e.u. as she kicks off her e.u. rip. the crowe, ross mcunion utlines plans to shrink r.b.s. good morning, everybody. welcome. you're watching "the pulse" live from bloomberg's european headquarters here in london. i'm guy johnson. francine lacqua is off today. she will be back soon. what else have we got coming up for you? well, the brick is back. we're live with lego's c.e.o. look at the amazing turnaround. cybersecurity heads underground. 're going to go inside a mountain larry. -- lair. let's get to our main story first of all. tensions rising in the ukraine. kiev is telling moscow to back off. ryan chilcote is following the latest developments from inside ukraine's parliament. talk to me about the latest developments. tensions riseing with moscow. >> oddly enough, the most recent and troubling development has to do not with this parliament but the local parliament in crew yain's crimia. a group of about 60 armed men seized th

and also later in the program david cameron puts the screws on the scots delivering a speech punctuated with nationalist rhetoric and waxing lyrical about what he says are the benefits of staying part of the u.k. that's after the break. it's technology innovation all the lives developments around russia we've got those huge earth covered. dramas that can't be ignored. stories others use the notes to. say since changing the world right now. to picture a day. from around the globe. look like. you're watching also international life from moscow welcome back may british prime minister has wrapped himself figures who are in the british and other big flags today calling for scotland to vote against becoming independent from the u.k. but as david cameron kept up the pressure from the olympic stadium in london these coldish national polls he has have really criticized him for giving this speech south of the border off his lowest west now reports. he wasn't actually talking to the scots he said he was actually talking to everybody else in the english the wealth of welsh in the northern irish he

dot com for more and also later in the program david cameron footsie is cruz on this court's laboring a speech on current portrayed it was nationalist to read trick to waxing lyrical about what his side of the benefits of staying part of the u.k. that's after the break. to. choose your language. kill it make it without any of the materials still some of. the consensus. to the opinions that you. choose to stories that entire lives choose the access to. again this is the welcome back the british prime minister has wrapped himself figuratively in the british olympic flags today calling for scotland to vote against becoming independent from the u.k. but as david cameron kept up the pressure from the olympic stadium in london this school just national party has heavily criticized him for giving this speech south of the border he's a lawyer smith is live with us now from london hi there laura so what was the p.m.'s argument to keep scotland in the fold. well on friday he wasn't actually talking to the scots he said he was actually talking to everybody else in the english the wealth of welsh

minister david cameron who meet later today? asked cameron wants this to be full of harmony. president obama has played ping-pong with david cameron, a very gracious host. this challenge today is to convince angela merkel not to go too far over in talking about with the european union means. he clearly needs her support. >> i wonder if he will be presenting her with any more box sets. tvlook that up, it is a u.k. series that apparently angela merkel likes. >> in the ukraine, lawmakers are as to approve yatsenyuk prime minister to lead the interim cabinet end of the presidential election in may. we are in the ukraine, who joins us now from kiev. good to talk to you from there. tell us a little bit about mr. yatsenyuk and his credentials. of a technocrat. he has been government quite a bit. he has been speaker of the parliament, he has been at the central bank, at the ministry of finance. which is one of the reasons why he has been endorsed by the other members of the opposition, and last night by the crowds at independence square

moneyllion euros of aid has already been released. >> the message from david cameron is clear -- his government will do whatever it takes to solve the country's flooding crisis. thisney is no object in release. whatever money is needed for it will be spent. it will take time, but together, we will deal with these floods, we will get our country back on its feet, and we will build a more resilient country for the future. >> england's wettest january since 1766 has plunged seven parts of the country into chaos. more than 1000 homes had been evacuated along the swollen river thames as the bad weather spreads east from rural somerset. forecasters predicted more rain on its way. 16 severe flood warnings which indicate a threat to life remain in place. residents meanwhile have been forced to improvise their way out of trouble. many are scathing over what they see is a slow and ill prepared response from the government and local authorities. defense minister philip hammond bearing the brunt of one woman's anger on tuesday. >> not one environment agents -- they are in an office. they have no

prime minister david cameron opened and a man who ran on to an address to the houses of parliament. he was in pain she would promise and no eu reform displays his trusted conservative party to stay in the union. michael wilson won playing ball. so i have had some expect a nice piece of paper delays for every parliamentary form of the european architects of which was sentenced by all kinds of minutes of kick to the british witches. i'm afraid. they are in for disappointment. the child's nelson made a clay and she will conquer my need to keep britain in eighteen and disappointing his mysterious can't take back benches cameron has promised and in all i want referendum on european union membership by the end of twenty seventeen before then he's pledged to renegotiate britain's membership plans to bring palace back from brussels to westminster to do that he must rely on medical. knowing no other european need a nike golf a person special talents on thursday cameron to nineties he wants more form in gemini post reports. we will see change in him. we believe that change is possible. and a

british prime minister david cameron has taken past the responsibility for organizing committee said that just cancel the ticket to the middle east the business side of the government requesting european emergency funds to which the country is entitled to. meanwhile flooding in the thames valley is spreading. this is to get us because the dancing contends is well interesting from a week and we fed him down once the berries and we use in the looks like and and lace to stall which smashed on to something coastlines swept north with system as tough as the city's first read the warnings of the winter. i recall taking bribes in says again both bands of all is a mandate that found that people ahead on the south case in the uk. been married to look behind me. bryson is being saved by the way and then the wind band called the seitan that a month with that name in the coming day any doubts that the rate she's bright said italian prime minister in the car that says he won't resign as publishes program for the next four years his commitment to leak. that will he get time to implement it in fact

here she is hugging prime minister david cameron. david cameron as "her naughty nephew" suggesting that there was a nice bond built between the two. they were talking about midsummer murders, a tv series, which apparently david cameron handed to the chancellor. apparently she likes this detective drama. it's her favorite. tense one.n been a david cameron tried to step away from the allegiances within the european union. >> she seems more open in these treaties that they are trying to push ahead of this referendum. she seems more open to the idea. >> the guardian reporting here ready to offer cameron the limited eu handout. >> what do you have for us, hans? >> nothing to top the naughty nephew. ofwill talk about the future the berlin airport delayed until 2016. airport problem yet they will have the biggest hotel skyscraper in berlin, 175 meters high. how will all of these people get the berlin if they still have an airport rather small. tegel, i love it. you can get in and out very quickly but not befitting the capital. >> a certain

but the up coming back as the prime minister david cameron warm here in between the sides apart all day. why can't i remember events that are bringing them in the being among the communities here is mom bought three of resignation as they continually city across britain. community started out hundreds of thousands of people displaced and the floods are still rising be on these being cold day in and that debate as to how to prevent these but since tj is raging at a physical level. well with just a week now that the government has come under fire over allegedly failing to address rivers and take other flood prevention measures. what can tell us about the matters that the parties have taken had to cope with the situation and was still nice to be done that. the british government said is that spending large amounts of money the clearing up off to the daily news if you like the prime minister david cameron is out and about them has been continually over several days promising that money will be no object. to keep paying the communities in the seventh out of britain wales safe from the contin

nationals who made the opposite journey that's seven times more two thousand and twelve david cameron told u.s. president barack obama that he wanted a review of the treaty on the lights that is little comfort to the doms and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on the plane. first opportunity rick and. jess are cilia r.t. london. when it comes to tracking hacking it seems that if you can't beat them jus. employer online would tell you how british intelligence is resort's into its own hackers subdivisions it's a battle of groups like and on this which are always one step ahead a line. also at r.t. dot com fracking for shale gas has already been blamed for polluting water bottle rise in a number of communities in the united states say they are at risk of being left without water at all. friend says planning to overhaul its immigration policies after the prime minister the minutes of the system is failing a government report says the state should become more arab orientated but that's drawing fire from the op

head of states remaining in angola merkel's good books is seen as essential for prime minister david cameron who has any chance of renegotiation of the u.k.'s relationship with the european union although it remains extremely unclear whether she will be. how far should be won over its tests i see there are reports. for german chancellor angela merkel's visit to london it's a red carpet welcome fit for queen dubbed by foreign secretary william hague as britain's most important partner on seeking e.u. reform and the first german chancellor to address both houses of parliament starkly different to british prime minister david cameron's low key pub lunch with his french counterpart last month all that seemed to be placed on getting the backing of europe's economic powerhouse redrawing loved his relationship with brussels after all. if not of course in this europe incentives on both sides to find a suitable agreement so what exactly does cameron want for the u.k. curbing immigration by possibly putting a cap on workers from europe entering the u.k. at restrictions of benefits claims for migrants

london are going to do whatever they can so prevents a yes vote from happening prime minister david cameron will give a speech today urging scots to remain within the union he will argue a breakaway will undermine the position of rights and. smith reports the ranks of the independent supporters are slowly but steadily growing. keeping up the pressure is the name of the game in the race to the scottish referendum on independence david cameron's speech on fridays the latest harry in the fight and it comes as polls show a jump in support for separation since the scottish national party produced its white paper in november with details of how an independent scotland would work there's been a small number of people who want scotland to break away january poll of more than a thousand respondents twenty nine percent in favor from twenty six percent in november the campaign also appears to be convincing those south of the border support for scottish independence in england and wales has risen to twenty four percent from twenty one in november but it's certainly not all plain sailing for the pro ind

against the energy companies plans and indeed against their own government the prime minister david cameronhas made it clear that shale gas is part of britain's long term economic plan and that pushing forward with those plans to show up questions and edgy security we question taters president the gas and power division east think it's fair for the public in the u.k. who are concerned about shared gas exploration and fracking. that france's banned this and our government's pushing ahead with this clearly to different countries of different different views. we. confronted. here. with all our fracking. we have been speaking to each and. every summer speaking. with people you doing what you say this is something that you know that can take place of course. but. we knew we could conditions. in order to prevent before getting up anything the problem for a lot of people who live in a community where fracking could take place if it is not david cameron it's not. he's going to be affected by these potential consequences would you say to those people in those communities when we try to convince them

david cameron wants to appeal to those who want to slim down easy you by promising brits a referendum on whether to break from the. mr to the prime minister being accused of holding brussels to ransom one of his fellow conservative party m.p.'s told us that the e.u. will offer concessions to make sure the u.k. stays inside the bloc. i certainly think that the case for reform of the european union is overwhelming i believe the german government and chancellor merkel also accept that view as well their priority will be to sustain and secure the euro that's what their priority will be german parliamentarian's have told me that i think therefore if they can see britain playing a strong role in britain even though we are outside the euro zone which is what i think we can do they would rather have us in europe than out of europe and i think that they will work constructively to try and meet some of britain's concerns which as i say i think many people in germany agree with. a genetically modified products wasn't enough for the bio. drugs. many of which. is now spreading beyond the capital c