the free file form where you are in bed this morning and then to patients having spoken to david cameron about the possibility of a robin on the cemented joint trade mission to that but both of them and ask mr kenny said will be a brilliant prospect for both countries the comedic undeterred treated like a vehicle to be in tonight. but he's not be more than the sales man for ireland and we can expect his remarks to be couched in terms of that we've become familiar with the ubuntu reference are common commercial pasta and our joints trading experiences as much as he be endorsing the prospect of a shared future. what about that is also in an invitation to read them. the royal family perhaps the queen to attend the celebrations marking this experience of the twenty sixteen rising on its struggle for independence that it was that indicated i think in the queen's speech the flight will be some aquatic story with a bell woodward is being seen in a broader context is your head when william hague stayed there. i think in this sense the facts that to commemorate the commemoration events associated

british prime minster david cameron answered questions wednesday about the resignation of the culture secretary, maria miller. prime minster cameron said he believes ms. miller should have been and to apologize and carry on with her job. this is just over 30 minutes. >> questions to the prime inster. >> thankm you mr. speaker. >> yes or no. >> very good step forward onh migration. where it is done by a third sense 1998. we've seen net migration come down. what we haven't seen is what w saw under labor which ishi 2.2 million people come in net over 10 years. that was unacceptable forpta getting the situation underme control. >> i can add in terms oft challenge, which i s aboutha doubling the research and treating it like a disease oran cancer or heart disease, thatdie will continue. the work we're doing to make sure that local communities are more friendly, that must continue. also improving thef care that elderly people get in nurse home and hospitals. that fight must continue as well. we will continue to usewo opposition in the g7 for push for this issue globally as well. >> what les

david cameron promised help for those affected. >> money is no object. want communities who are suffering and people who see water lapping at their doors to know when it comes to the military, when it comes to sandbags, when it comes to the emergency services, when it comes to restoring broken flood defenses, all of those things, money is no object. >> david cameron announced financial help for households, businesses, and farmers. the labor leader asked about redundancies at the environment agency. he said 500 staff were losing their jobs. >> they are people currently helping with the cleanup. similarly on the issue of flood defense, the commission on climate change says we are spending significantly less on flood defense than we should. my question is a simple one, given yesterday's promise to make sure we have a resilient country for the future and spend whatever it takes. if he is reconsidering these redundancies and reconsidering the amount of money the amount of money we invest in flood defense -- >> let me tell me what you we are doing in the futur

followed by question time with david cameron. later, a look at the recent afghan presidential election with the brookings institution's michael o'hanlon. >> this week on q&a, author and former rolling stone columnist matt taibbi discusses his new book, "the divide, american justice in the wealth gap". >>

reddish prime minister david cameron answered questions wednesday about the resignation of the culture secretary arena miller. she resigned over allegations of excessive spending and expenses. minister cameron believes that she should have been able to apologize and carry on with her job. this is just over 30 minutes. off the ground. >> order. questions to the prime minister. >> number one, mr. speaker,. >> prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> turn to the prime mr. promised by the end of this parliament to reduce net annual migration to uk tens of thousands. will that policy be met? yes or no? >> we've made good steps forward on migration outside the eu where it is down by a third. that is a success and we've seen net migration overall come down by around a fifth. we haven' have seen is what we w under labour which is 2.2 million people come in debt over 10 years. that was unacceptable. we are getting the s

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british prime minister david cameron is under attack by daring to call his country a christian nationb will tell you all about it coming up. ♪ >>> this is what happens when you stand up for christianity. the second cue lar will go after you. dozen of figures in great britain have signed criticism. we object to his characterization that britain is a christian country. polls studies show that most of us as individuals are not christian in our beliefs to claim otherwise fosters a lee nation and division in our society. bunk. the fact is england is a christian nation. for david cameron what he was talking about, he was talking about the persecution of christians around the world, one of the reasons these guys are saying in england now, let's be honest, you have an influx of muslims and you don't want them upset. it is a christian country and it is not a muslim country. sorry, go ahead. >> you know, i agree with you, and i do think that's motivation, the pc police in the uk are coming out saying -- i don't know what percentage of people in the uk ascribe to christianity. >> a vast majority

know where david cameron likes to buy his food. this is in the telegraph.s lavished praise on the supermarket chain and on the online delivery service. he and his family are customers. the reason he likes it so much as he says the customers are more talkative and more engaged. it takes him twice as long to get around the supermarket because the other customers want to stop him. how often does he do his own shopping? i thought is that really a good thing that it takes twice as long because everybody wants to talk to? we do not know his view on chicken wings. there is a silver lining. next hour. in the looking ahead to the ecb rate decision and christine lagarde. stay with "countdown." excess apprise loss for credit suisse. writing down nearly half billion tax probe.s for u.s. finding the threat of deflation. well mario draghi leave rates unchanged as he builds consensus toward the central bank's next move. we are i've with the latest. battling for the tv box. the launch of fire tv, a video streaming device that goes head-to-head with apple tv. a warm welcome

david cameron has gone on the record repeatedly saying that he should be back in the uk. the case with obama at the g-8 summit. that's huge. so it really seems like president obama isn't all that serious about closing the detention facility. >> to put on my sort of conspiracy cap which i think might be somewhat relevant in this, one would say one of the reasons he's being held in gitmo, here is a guy who has been held in solitary for hundreds of days at a time, who has undergone torture, who has been vocal this his dissent and could be a real liability for not just the american interrogation system, but also mi-5 and m ichi 6. >> we recently filed a freedom of information act request with the u.s. government. we heard back from the cia within six days that they could not confirm or deny that they had any records on this case. this of course is the agency that has come under fire from the senate intelligence committee recently for lying about torture and snooping on the committee. this report needs to be made public. we need to know the full truth. but that is no reason to

. >> a couple of days ago david cameron felt he was continuing jesus's work in enabling social changemany in the church feel his government lacks basic christian values in its treatment of the poor. >> relatives of the chinese passengers on board the missing malaysian jet walked out of a video conference with high-level officials, demanding an apology for an announcement saying the plane crashed over the indian ocean. family members are saying there's not enough evidence to support that, and want regular meetings with government officials and representatives from the companies involved in the church for flight mh370. >> now, it was last on the move around 65 million years ago, but now it's found a new home in washington d.c. a tirana saur us rex schellon is on display. how do you transport a large carnivore. tom ackerman found out. >> five days after leaving by truck from the north-west state of montana. the 16 crates containing the tyrana saur awes rex arrived at its home. cathy, the rancher who won fame by discovery the fossil was as excited by the event as any tourist. we thought w

. >> a couple of days ago prime minister david cameron felt that he was doing jesus' work, while manyn the church feel they lack when helping the poor. >> the numbers are getting better, except for one state where poverty is playing a role. >> unfortunately, the whereabouts of the 100 or so girls kidnapped remain unknown. ththey have mounted a manhunt fr the assailants. there are eyewitness accounts 10 or 15 of the girls abducted they did escape. they were driven away from their school into the bush. they ran into the bush, and were able to give information to the authorities about what happened describing their assailants as masked men. no group has claimed responsibility of the attack, but it looks like the work of boka haram, the group behind bombings in the area, the group that believes western education is wrong. we've seen attacks but we've never seen on this scale of mass abduction. >> the war of literacy focuses on countries of how well we read and write, that includes the u.s. we go to mississippi, the state with the biggest problem. >> reporter: sometimes the best thing to d

david cameron, a couple of days ago felt he was continuing jesus work in enabling social change. many in the church feel his government lacks basic christian values in its treatment of the poor. >> now, it's been almost a year since the rana plaza building collapsed in bangladesh, killing over 1,000 garment workers. a film-maker is making a movie to commemorate the disaster - a musical and a love story. we have this report from dakar. [ ♪ music ] >> song, dance, romance. it's not what you would expect from a movie about one of the world's worst industrial disasters. but in true style it's full of these scenes. it tells the story of a girl rescued from the collapse 17 days after the disaster. this is the first acting role for this actress, and she hopes it will make a lasting impression. >> it's sad what happened. when i acted in some scenes, i cried. not just me, many cried. >> the director hops the movie will help the audience get an idea of what the victims went through. reactions to the idea of a muveningal about the suffering of -- musical about the suffering of loved ones is

david cameron says he's worried that they might have links to terrorism skeptics though claim it's part of a coordinated global crackdown against the group that was recently forced from power in egypt has more their members have lived in the u.k. for over forty years undertaking charity work and political activism their official english website has been run from the british capital since two thousand and five and it wasn't long ago that mr cameron was shaking hands with the muslim brotherhoods egyptian president mohammed morsi for terry now does david cameron want an investigation into the muslim brotherhood's activities in the u k. what i think is important about the muslim brotherhood is that we understand will disorganization is who stands for who disbeliefs are in terms of the path of the extremism and violent extremism but egyptian president was toppled from power last july and the islamist organization has since been declared a terrorist group by kyrie's new government saudi arabia has followed suit and bam the brotherhood while the united arab emirates has launched operations aga

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the hands of politicians we are here to remind would be just like barrack obama on the map that david cameron and many others that this is designed to affect cut emissions to fight climate change. in two weeks the ipcc would present the third and final part of its reports in the belly. it's been said to make concrete recommendations the web he does on how to prevent the west face of narnia is from becoming reality. as we heard that report. this study looked at the human costs of climate change so i will be for people in affected areas and the temperature is two degrees higher. but the question to our environment expert story aka window. vaccination teams in this for quite a bit on that it'll actually focused on things like geographical stretchers who lives near coastlines what kinds of structures in the hearing with an unnatural environment that creates challenges really looking at the human impact he said looking at how it is going to affect individual communities in a way to the idea the last four in foreign countries for example sinking island states that will involve things like looking a

rights of people away from the assault on about a week for me to another political leader which was david cameron in the uk. he's dealing with the kind of mini scandal in his cab right now yes. the circuit is the state secretary for culture who was caught fiddling their expenses. students and contrite enough he refused to sack her she finally resigned today. but to him for joe is playing into the whole narrative of the tories as being a kind of elitist and out of touch party. this comes a terrible time for hand because this is just ahead of the european elections and this is exactly the message that you kept his job and you get your kit of the watch and tell your kid does of course in these elections now that is an ultimate if we can. which is believed that spot keel fin that's the slogan and the entire europe and the lending itself to the park is that i can finally get there shall be of use and into the candy and not a huge majority. maybe even said that a majority of the two state into the european union he coughs up the guitar much for taking part in this edition of tokyo by remind of us that

. >> during "quesion time" this week, british prime minister david cameron answered questions about the privatization of the u.k.'s postal service and a variety of her domestic issues. this is about 35 minutes. >> questions to the prime minister. >> jeremy, question number one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i will have further such meetings later today. >> jeremy corbin, is the prime minister aware that at the 3,956t time in england, 00,000 people are in the privated cented sector. 2/3 of them feel secure and half of them feel they pay far too much in rent. does he think it is time to end the social cleansing of inner-city britain by bringing in total regulation of the private renting sector to give people people. >> where he and i would agree is building more house us. there is cross party agreement for that. where i think he is wrong is full-on rent control. it has been tried in the past. drive everyone back to the state sector and reduce the quality of housing as a result. >>

thank god david cameron has done it. president obama -- what's in it politically for him to do it though. >> politically, it would be a good time to do it because he's been too soft on muslims. >> wouldn't it look like he flip lopped on the issue? >>>. >> right. but i think it would be a good idea for him to do it. the faith, it used to be the middle east had 28% population was christian, 20 years ago now it's 10% and it's falling lower every day as christians flee or get killed. isn't it time for somebody to stand up and say something about it besides this cameron? >> absolutely. he's also seeing a lot of rioting in london. the tension between the catholics and christians in england and the muslims has really started to boil over. the timing is perfect. the last acceptable form of discrimination in the world now is really christians. they are persecuting them in egypt. we talk about this on this show, and i really think that it's up to the united states to speak out and lead and i don't know why the president doesn't ju

." >>> the british prime minister david cameron has promised a referendum on eu membership by 2017 if his party is re-elected. but what exactly would a british exit from the eu look like. the institute of economic affairs which is a free market think tank invited people to submit proposals for these scenarios with a 100,000 euro price up for grabs. ian mansfield was announced the winner. he's the director of trade advancement in the philippines. he said britain would have to join the association. many asked whether he supports the uk leaving the bloc. >> this is inevitably a process that would have a lot of uncertain t uncertainty. in my entry i had a best case and worst case scenario which varied quite considerably. if anyone tells you an exact number, they can't do that. >> now, lord lawson, a former british chancellor judged the awards, igniting controversy in his party by arguing that britain should leave the eu. we caught up with him and asked him if britain could enjoy open trade without being a full part of the single market? >> the single market, in fact, is something which it

. >> holding a meeting with british prime minister david cameron with president higgins for talks. >>$1 billion worth of paintings and other art work are being returned to an elderly german recluse. the court decision was made after 81-year-old agreed to determine if some of the art was stolen from jewish owners during the nazi era. they were kept in his frankfurt argument for decades. >> unveiling a new verbs of the unique aircraft. remaining in the air indefinitely. that includes nighttime with battery that is soak up energy with 7,000 solar cells on the ring. it's set to take off on an epic trip lasting for several months. >> thanks very much, indeed. the coast line of the united u.e of louisiana is vanishing. the southeastern portion of the louisiana is home to 80% of all coastal wetland loss in the u.s. new orleans is nearly lost 3900 square kilometers of wetland since the 1930s because of the encroaching salty waters of the gulf of mexico. >>> the climate change kimberly halkett reports on how the land loss continues every minute of every day. >> for more than two decades they h

. >>> the british prime minister david cameron said it should be more confident as a christian country a response. now many put their names to an open letter to the prime minister saying he's fostering divisions. mr. cameron is incredibly proud uk is home to a place of people of many faiths. we have the human rights campaigner peter. thanks for coming in. what is it you object to? this is a christian country, britain? >> of course cameron had every right to wholly express christian believes. we defend that absolutely. the letter organized to the organization says he's inaccurate. a poll asked people, are you religious? 29% said they were, 69% said they the were not. you can't call britain a christian country with minor support for the christian faith. >> we heard that mentioned. there's also national statistics that show 59% of residents described themselves as christian. if they were the facts would you accept he's got it right? >> that was the leading question of the census. it was what is your religion? the more neutral one, are you religious, got a different result. in britain, onl

. >> david cameron said he felt he was continuing jesus's work, yet it appear many in the church feelovernment lacks basic christian values in his treatment of the poor. >>> south sudan rebels have keyed a city town close to the oil fields, and known to be a target for groups opposed to the government. oil production was shut down earlier because of fighting. people from the town have been taking shelter from a un base. joining us now from the south sudan capitol is [ inaudible ], thank you very much for being with us. who is in control of the town right now as we speak? >> reporter: yes, good morning. forces of [ inaudible ] assisted by a militia from sudan known as [ inaudible ] and [ inaudible ] attacked the town. they are at the border. the unit this the town was removed from the town. they have committed atrocities inside the town. killing innocent individuals in the hospital, in the market. however, they issued a warning to those mercenaries that are in the town and moving to [ inaudible ] and it's a batter of time they will be back in control of the government of south sudan. >

. >>> david cameron said britain should be more confident as a christian country.paper, most britains are said not to have christian believes. they blame christian character undermines to build a society. mr. cameron explains himself. >> he defines himself differently from the opposition in uk and coalition partner who said he's atheist. he says he's a religious man and church of england. he doesn't go to church often. he acknowledges for many people in the uk, they may associate themselves with the christian religion in a cultural way but not necessarily a church going way. for him politically, it allows him to utilize traditional instincts. the independence party is stealing that kind of theme on those issues. he'll be able to point to to academics, writers, say they're the voice of liberals rather than the voice of authentic ruling england. >> always difficult for a british leader when they start defining themselves in terms of religion or frame aing themselves in form of negatives. if he's trying to appeal to liberal people, they're metropolitan. they're not ra

. >> he planned to see david cameron of the u.k. and he said it's essential that the european allies and the u.s. talk about increasing sanctions. talking about getting tougher on russia if the situation doesn't change. and if you talk to reporters he brought up the news reports. he said hey, it may be in their interest to come to the table right now, taking on crimea may not be doing their economy much good, as he said nothing is guaranteed at this point. >> here is is the question. how much does this deal cover? does the deal cover enough to resolve the crisis? >> well, the president had really pushed for a deessleighs, and getting what he said is 40,000 troops. russian p frees on the southern and ukraine boarders. 's not part of this initial deal. the pro russian armed bans. it is just too early, we did see these party talks today. seven hours of meeting but it is still just initial steps. >> what do you know about these reports and secretary kerry addressed this today, that fliers are circulating in parts of eastern ukraine. som

. >> reporter: a couple of days ago the prime minister david cameron said he felt he was continuing jesus' work in enabling social change in the u.k. yet it appears that many in the church feel his government lacks basic christian values in his treatment of the poor. lawrence lee, al jazeera, england. >> well, earlier i spoke with jonathan butter worth the director of just fair which campaigns for greater economic and social equality. he said low wages have created a cost of living crisis, and the u.k. government has violated the human rights to food. >> maybe half a million people sanctioned in the last year alone. in reality we're seeing a huge amount of people affected by this, low incomes. a lot of people are in work. they're working hard, they're doing their very best but the minimum wage simply is not high enough. that's why we're recording living wage. we're doing a consortium, we're taking the government to the u.n. in 2015, and we're going say to them, look, the reality is they're introducing preschool meals next year, they're looking to lower income tax. many of these measures,

. >>> british prime minister david cameron has ordered an investigation into the activities of the muslimerhood. they are concerned the group is planning radical activities from a base in london. the spokesman said . . . there is still no climb of responsibility of a series of grenade attacks in kenya on monday. six people died after explosions went off in an area popular with the somali people. >> reporter: police have finished gathering evidence here. behind me is a restaurant with one of the bars that was targeted. six people were killed in the restaurant there. no one has claimed responsibility, but police are blaming what they call terrorists. since 2011, al-shabab has issued warnings against kenya, because kenya has put soldiers on the ground in sewly -- somali to try to root out al-shabab fighters. this suburb easley has been argets before, this is known as really the center of kenyan somali and somali refugee population here in the capitol city. just last week the government said it wanted all refugees, most of whom are somalis to go back to refugee camps. it says because some of

. >> a couple of days ago david cameron felt he was continuing jesus work in social change. many in the church feel the government lacked christian values in his treatment from the poor. >> time to catch up with the sport. >> thank you. arsenal's ambitions have been given a boost. the london side is back into the fourth and final champion's league place, coming from behind to beat west ham 3-1 in the english premier league. matt jarvis headed the visitors in the lead. arsenal fought back with two goals. the london club moved above e r everton and were a point behind with a game in hand. >> we know we have to win our games, and hope it keeps up. let's focus on our job and not look too much at everton. if we need that we'll see. at the moment we can do it to win the games. let's focus on that. >> two games to look forward to - everton plays arsenal in fourth. a win against crystal palace had the club. dorscha through to the finals. 3-0 victory over bayern munich. doski got his 100th goal. and will face bayern or k koterslouten. >> real madrid take on barca lopa in the copa del

and i now british prime minister david cameron weighing in, telling the bbc that, quote, parents ares pressure to buy the latest kit, and we shouldn't be taken advantage of. nike responding with a press release on its web site noting there is a more basic version of the shirt available that costs just 60 pounds, which is about $100. nike's biggest rival, selling its world cup replica jerseys for countries including germany and spain for 60 pounds. let's look at shares of nike's stock, they are trading at the moment down about half a percent to $74.12. >> go italy? who's that? i don't know, who -- england. no, i'm not rooting for england right now. of course, my producer is british, mark white. 31 minutes before the closing bell rings. author michael lewis is making the made ya rounds this week -- media rounds this week. we've got an all-star team here on countdown to debate the premise of his argument, boy, it's interesting. we've got the man lewis credits with saving a broken system along with dennis kelleher, ceo of better markets, he's been an advocate of keeping things fair, and,

spoke with angela merkel on thursday, and planned to speak with the prime minister of the u.k., david cameron, and work with european allies on deeper sanctions. also trying to help ukraine's economy, trying to figure out how to stablilize, what measures can be brought to bear. n.a.t.o. and president obama said there is a commitment to meeting n.a.t.o.'s obligations so a wait and see attitude from the white house at this point. >> libby casey reporting from the white house. >> on the eve of those talks, there were clashes at a military base in south-eastern ukraine, the deadliest episode since the turmoil began in the eastern cities. >> kiev has confirmed that it's forces killed three pro-russia protesters, which took part in an assault on the building. more than a dozen others were wounded. the interior ministry said is a crowd of about 300 people launched the attack using molotov cock toilets and stun grenades. an unsettling report - have been hearing that leaflets were handed out, telling jewish people they have to register. the separatist leader said they are phoney. still, secretary john

that people by the employed people of diverse ideas this prize was based on a hypothesis that david cameron wins the next election and delivers the e.u. referendum he promised for twenty seventeen we will give the british people and in out referendum to stay in the european union or new terms or to come out all together according to the latest poll thirty six percent of the country would vote to leave the european union right now some of the sticking points for the u.k. and europe are economic it costs fifty million pounds a day for britain to be a member while taxpayers have coughed up twelve and a half billion on bailing out failing member states as the euro zone has expanded concerns over immigration in the u.k. have doubled over the past year with heightened security fears where is that jobs are being swallowed up by foreigners and british culture diluted then there's the e.u. legislation often seen in the u.k. as brussels meddling in areas such as banking trade and criminals while who can forget headline grabbers such as e.u. rules on straight bananas and curvy cucumber has to eat. sci

prime minister david cameron is rumored to be considering pledging to rid the countryside of wind turbines in exchange for a vote set next year's general election while the liberal democrats and the labor party a keen to build more an idea the locals hair blown away with. see devon just ahead debate on whether the west wants to provoke russia into a military conflict and a whether russia will respond that's next and cross talk on r.t. international but if you are in the u.k. stay tuned for life in their family up close in the latest episode of. one. of the. it was a. very hard to make i don't. want to. look like why have you ever had sex with her there's no please. please. please. please. please the people. but the lie also believes that it was ethnic cleansing the spores of it was an attempt to seize the opportunity to purge the polish presence from the territories craniums the leaders of the ukrainian insurgent army considered their own. genocide is genocide and poles should never support increasingly vocal opinions that the mass murder of jews should be considered genocide while the mas

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seats in westminster would have to go should the country separate that would be good news for david cameron if the u.k. had voted without scotland in the last election he'd have won an outright majority while the opposition labor party would be the hardest hit by seeing the independents. london and. the scottish national party who says it's an interest to break away from the union. well it's going to becomes independent we will be neater we will be in the e.u. we will keep the queen as head of state we will share a sterling union with with the rest of the u.k. because it's in their best interest to do so definitely scotland can afford independent scholars one of the wealthiest nations in the world if scotland was independent at the moment it would be somewhere late between eight and fourteenth on the e.c. . there whereas in the u.k. is below that in the sixteenth doing to do eighteen or scotland is but head of hair population the wealthier countries in the rest of the u.k. so you know there are many other nations around the world that can be independent in two hundred of them and scotland's

already the concern of a tiny minority of people the figures have even motivated the prime minister david cameron to attempt to shore up the institutions foundations calling on christians to be more evangelical about their faith and advertising what he called the healing power of the church its tradition to put on passion plays on easter friday in communities across the u.k. it's a public performance that celebrates the suffering and death of jesus at the crucifixion london's trafalgar square has just hosted one such events but oxford didn't get to do that this year that's because the counsellor in charge of reviewing the application thought that a passion play is alive sex show proof that even those in charge sometimes don't know what it is west celebrating bullyboy artsy london. on the line of the holy find jerusalem to celebrate easter has thousands of christian pilgrims that if it's every year before easter sunday at the tomb of jesus christ in the church of the home itself ok the ceremony is described as a miracle with precisely why some turnbull's from a fire and it pick up a appears this y

already the concern of a tiny minority of people the figures of even motivated the prime minister david cameron to attempt to shore up the institutions foundations calling on christians to be more evangelical about their faith and advertising what he called the healing power of the church. its tradition to put on passion plays on easter friday in communities across the u.k. it's a public performance that celebrates the suffering and death of jesus at the crucifixion london's trafalgar square has just hosted one such events but oxford didn't get to do that this year that's because the counsellor in charge of reviewing the application thought that a passion play is alive sex show proof that even those in charge sometimes don't know what it is west celebrating bullyboy artsy london there's red stars and of course the international press seems to have gone out of its way to give a creative new twist to the old stereotypes about russia. takes a look. russia is now featured on a record number of front pages and the covers of magazines and newspapers in the u.s. and europe are often not just reflectiv

shaking hands with the muslim brotherhoods egyptian president mohammed morsi for terry now does david cameron want an investigation into the muslim brotherhood's activities in the u.k. what i think is important about the muslim brotherhood is that we understand well disorganization is who stands for who disbeliefs are in terms of the path of the extremism and violent extremism but egyptian president was toppled from power last july and the islamist organization has since been declared a terrorist group by kyrie's new government saudi arabia has followed suit and bam the brotherhood while the united arab emirates has launched operations against it the gulf countries are two of britain's closest diplomatic and commercial allies in the middle east britain's domestic intelligence agency m i five has now been tossed with looking into just how many muslim brotherhood leaders are now based in london while m i six has been asked to assess claims that the group was behind a recent attack on a bus that led to the death of three people in egypt the muslim brotherhood denies accusations that it's involve

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seats in westminster would have to go should the country separate that would be good news for david cameron if the u.k. had voted without scotland in the last election he'd have won an outright majority while the opposition labor party would be the hardest hit by seeing the scots choose independence. as a member of the scottish national party you believe scotland can easily afford to go it alone just like many other regions across the world. well it's going to becomes independent we will be need to we will be in the e.u. we will keep the queen as head of state we will share the sterling union with with the rest of the u.k. because it's in their best interest to do so definitely going to float independent scholars one of the wealthiest nations in the world if scotland was independent at the moment it would be somewhere between eight and fourteenth. what is it the u.k. is below about sixty do we do to retain the school in this but head of population it will be a cunt to the rest of the u.k.'s so many other nations around the world that could be independent two hundred of them installers in th