that's right and gibraltar's growth around eight percent g.d.p. shows it's doing a little bit better quite a lot better than the economies of britain or spain that's because it's fifteen percent of its g.d.p. comes from online gambling it's not even part of the european union customs union and thousands of companies register their fake registrations in effect to avoid taxes it's like and some people comment is like some sort of gangster island which britain wants to protect for itself of course other people are saying that both of mariano rajoy. and his government ministers they want to avoid they want to create a distraction from the disastrous economy that now exists in spain as he continues policies a bit like britain's extreme austerity sixty percent youth unemployment of course in spain and the i.m.f. even saying that's going to last some time so this is a kind of diversion but i think one critical thing here certainly from the military perspective is that britain is pursuing a fifty billion dollar trident nuclear submarine program upgrade pr

. >> native gibraltar arian's -- to brault or-- gibraltarians have british sovereignty. increased order checks mean that visitors to gibraltar have had to wait for hours in the summer heat. spain is including the introduction of a 50 euro toll for cold -- for crossing the border. that would affect thousands of people who travel in and out every day. >> i cannot pay the fee, so i cannot cross the border. >> tensions rose after gibraltar dropped 70 concrete blocks into the sea to create a reef. spain says that was a deliberate attempt to disrupt spanish fishing, an allegation gibraltar denies. gibraltar has accused spain of using the scandal to deflect attention from the scandal surrounding prime minister mariano rajoy. talks will go ahead as the two countries try to resolve the issue. >> written will always stand up for the people of -- britain will always stand up for the people of gibraltar. >> it is the latest of many disputes in the hundreds of years and spain ceded the territory to britain. >> the summer weather has gone from blistering heat wave to thunderstorms. st

. >> native gibraltar arian's -- to brault or-- gibraltarians have british sovereignty. increased order checks mean that visitors to gibraltar have had to wait for hours in the summer heat. spain is including the introduction of a 50 euro toll for cold -- for crossing the border. that would affect thousands of people who travel in and out every day. >> i cannot pay the fee, so i cannot cross the border. >> tensions rose after gibraltar dropped 70 concrete blocks into the sea to create a reef. spain says that was a deliberate attempt to disrupt spanish fishing, an allegation gibraltar denies. gibraltar has accused spain of using the scandal to deflect attention from the scandal surrounding prime minister mariano rajoy. talks will go ahead as the two countries try to resolve the issue. >> written will always stand up for the people of -- britain will always stand up for the people of gibraltar. >> it is the latest of many disputes in the hundreds of years and spain ceded the territory to britain. >> the summer weather has gone from blistering heat wave to thunderstorms. st

spain gifted gibraltar to britain in a peace treaty, but the city claims it should be handed back. in the latest dispute, spain has toeatened a fee of 50 euros cross the border, and they say spain has gone too far. >> the idea that they have set up a toll that applies not to their workers but to anybody else who tries to exit gibraltar is totally contrary to the treaty of rome and the freedom of movement's of people that we believe would be illegal and therefore that cannot be made to work. people on either side of the divide our friends, colleagues, and neighbors, but on this issue, for now they cannot get along. bbc news in gibraltar. >> this week, the doping suspensions of alex rodriguez and 12 other major-league baseball players shook up the sport, but how did these men get to the top of their field in the first place? how much of being a great athlete are you born with? the issue is looked at in a new book, the sports gene. david, tell us. is there a sports gene? >> there is no single one, but there are ones identified with skill, and more importantly, the ability to respond w

including of a thorny issue of gibraltar pitting spain against britain and that story and russia clarifying how it will treat gays at the sochi olympics more on those after the break. wealthy british. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. is a report. from moscow. and let's get straight into it here as dark clouds are gathering over the relationship between the u.k. and spain london is considering unprecedented legal action of a madrid's lengthy checks at the border into the british territory of gibraltar now royal navy ships are also expected to drop by the strait with its all claim to be on a cold shower exercises is prompting one spanish general to call for their access to the rock to be denied. reports. sorted with spain saying that it really wants to protect its interests mainly fishing interests as this whole spat this whole story was sparked by gibraltar is building an artificial reef which spain claims is destroying fishing in the area and therefore it had imposed a border checks on those goi

has been tension over gibraltar for centuries. it was ceded to britain in 1713, but spain continues to lay claim to the tiny territory. this time, it's a dispute over an artificial reef that has left them between a rock and hard place. spain says the reef is depriving its its fishermen. in return, madrid propose tougher border controls to prevent what they say is money laundering and smuggling. >> the line is four or five hours long. but people on the other side get stuck. >> i think it is disrespectful to the workers. there are 10,000 crossing every day to go to work. that's 25,000 people affected. >> and things could take a turn for the worse. the british government fired a verbal warning shot, threatening to take legal action to force madrid to loosen its border controls. spain says it might have a border crossing charge and ban planes from using its airspace to reach balter. >> not to southeast asia where almost 200 people dead and 140,000 are wooded. that's the toll since clashes broke out in may of last year. there has been

has been tension over gibraltar for centuries. it was ceded to britain in 1713, but spain continues to lay claim to the tiny territory. this time, it's a dispute over an artificial reef that has left them between a rock and hard place. spain says the reef is depriving its its fishermen. in return, madrid propose tougher border controls to prevent what they say is money laundering and smuggling. >> the line is four or five hours long. but people on the other side get stuck. >> i think it is disrespectful to the workers. there are 10,000 crossing every day to go to work. that's 25,000 people affected. >> and things could take a turn for the worse. the british government fired a verbal warning shot, threatening to take legal action to force madrid to loosen its border controls. spain says it might have a border crossing charge and ban planes from using its airspace to reach balter. >> not to southeast asia where almost 200 people dead and 140,000 are wooded. that's the toll since clashes broke out in may of last year. there has been

today thatany whole are voting determinedly about how gibraltar would not lie down. they would get around to it i crossing on the side of the border. this would seriously damage the ability for people to do work and your browser. .e are talking about 10,000 the majority of those are people who call these the weapons. whether or not that can ever he called, whether spain we go to do something that would not help help this. but just we do not know whether that will happen yet. >> we will have to leave it there. thanks very much indeed. it might sound like science fiction. this monday the world's first since cell -- stem cell burger was hooked up. in aok 10 years to grow - lab. many may not find appetizing. it is being hailed in some cultures as the feature of sustainable food. >> presented in a petri dish and then fried up in front of an audience, the world first systematically made burger appears to have passed the taste test. >> it is close to meet. it is not that juicy. the burger is being held as a scientific rate through for tackling climate change and addressing

protect its interests mainly fishing interests as this whole spat this whole story was sparked by gibraltar is building an artificial reef which spain claims is destroying fishing in the area and therefore it had imposed a border checks on those going to one from a gibraltar a british held territory and therefore causing a lot of delays and right now the rhetoric is escalating between britain and spain over the matter britain is threatening e.u. legal action over spain say what it says it's a politically motivated move and london mayor boris johnson actually said that it is quote unquote tantamount to a blockade even used particularly harsh words saying quote i hope one way or another we will shortly prize spanish hands off the throat of our colony end quote and also like and be actions of the spanish government to the franco the time of military dictatorship favorite sport as reported by the spanish press is a considering escalating this to the level of the united nations even floating around the idea of spain and argentina presenting a united front over gibraltar and the falkland islands

united nations even floating around the idea of spain and argentina presenting a united front over gibraltar and the falkland islands are clearly as britain boris johnson in particular is criticizing spade by raising the a franco era you have spain you're highlighting what critics without a doubt will be see as britain's colonial behavior or habits and now all of this is happening as thousands of royal navy personnel have already set sail for the mediterranean in what the ministry of defense has insisted it is a long scheduled a training exercise well long scheduled or not it seems the timing is not lost on the london mayor boris johnson as he said it quote the deployment should send a clear signal to the spanish it seems that the spot is continuing to go on. because trops you know what pool wall later this hour the pool hall of the snake minority which has found itself in the way of all kind of linked groups aiming to setup an islamic state to state this without. wealthy british study all. the time to explain the things we don't do out of. market why not. find out what's really happening to

united nations even floating around the idea of spain and argentina presenting a united front over gibraltar and the falkland islands and clearly as britain boris johnson in particular is criticizing spade by raising the a franco era you have spain you're highlighting what critics without a doubt will be see as britain's. year or habits and now all of this is happening as thousands of royal navy personnel have already set sail for the mediterranean in what the ministry of defense has insisted it is a long scheduled a training exercise well long scheduled or not it seems the timing is not lost on the london mayor boris johnson as he said that quote the deployment should send a clear signal to the spanish it seems that the spot is continuing to go on. and on to contributor should return three things the whole scandal is supposed to distract spanish people from the real problems of. thousands of companies register their fake registrations in effect to avoid taxes it's like and some people come into this like some sort of gangster island which britain wants to protect for itself of course other

with spain london says it's a routine visit but it comes after gibraltar's chief minister asked for the points to stop spanish incursions into the rocks territorial waters woodridge has reacted by saying it will take all necessary measures to protect its interest in gibraltar the centuries old conflict reignited in late july when british boats created a makeshift reef of concrete blocks in the sea spain responded with long delays at the border. japan is marking the sixty eighth anniversary of an atomic bomb dropped on this soggy together with hiroshima the attacks by america killed over two hundred thousand people and prompted japan to surrender in the second world war during the ceremony nagasaki as mayor criticize the country's authorities for what he called a lack of effort in nuclear disarmament opposition to atomic. power also heightened after a difficult human disaster in two thousand and eleven. now calls to boycott sochi twenty fourteen are growing louder and causing quite a stir in the global media they were prompted by russian lawmakers decision to ban the promotion of hom

british warship him as westminster has docked in gibraltar amid the escalating round with spain over the rock sovereignty the well navy says the visit was long planned but comes just a day after a spanish fishermen staged a protest over gibraltar installing an artificial reef thirty trawlers sailed into the territories waters near cruise claiming the reef prevents them from fishing in the area but gibraltar says they shouldn't be working there in the first place. well next in our team some of the dodgy and disturbing tactics that us police have been filmed using to interrogate suspects. you know people in moscow say they're like whoa websites and facebook groups about the childfree lifestyle which i didn't believe until i saw the cover for the aug twelfth copy of time magazine yes child free is no real thing sadly basically these are people who have started a cool trend of not having children and using their time and resources completely for themselves you know if you don't want to have kids that is your business and i really couldn't change your mind even if i wanted to but there ar

united nations even floating around the idea of spain and argentina presenting a united front over gibraltar and the falkland islands are clearly as britain boris johnson in particular is criticizing spain by raising the a franco era you have spain you're highlighting what critics without a doubt will be see as britain's colonial behavior or habits and now all of this is happening as thousands of royal navy personnel have already set sail for the mediterranean in what the ministry of defense has insisted it is a long scheduled a training exercise well long scheduled or not it seems the timing is not lost on the london mayor boris johnson as he said that quote the deployment should send a clear signal to the spanish it seems that the spot is continuing to go on. this is on c.n.n. still ahead for you this hour drugs into war see we're encouraged say bad being sued altered by all kinds of groups siding with the rebels look at why bale and tang it and why no one's defending the. plan to look at how china is set to overtake the was as the world's top oil imports exit concern over the global effec

westminster has docked in gibraltar amid the escalating raúl with spain over the rock sovereignty therewhile navy says the visit was long planned but comes just a day after spanish fishermen staged a protest over gibraltar installing of artificial reef thirty trawlers sailed into the territories waters near cruise claiming the reef prevents them from fishing in the area but gibraltar says the shouldn't be working there in the first place. while bitcoin is slowly joining the big league of currencies germany has become the first country to accept the digital money as legal tender recognised in law and for tax purposes katie pilgrim from artie's venture capital program explained more to me a little later earlier. the father this illegal is great for the image of the big coin the very fact that people haven't got to worry about breaking a law they can buy their goods and services for your freedom it's great for the transparency for the trust worthy of the coins as we know since its introduction four years ago has not been short of controversy about to show and that's because it has accusati

with spain london says it's a routine visit it comes after gibraltar is chief minister asked for the deployment to stop spanish incursions into the rocks territorial waters madrid has reacted by saying it will take all necessary measures to protect its interest in gibraltar centuries old conflict reignited in late july when british boats created a makeshift reef of concrete blocks in the sea spain responded with long delays at the border. and japan is marking the sixty eighth anniversary of an atomic bomb dropped on nagasaki together with hiroshima the attacks by america killed though were two hundred thousand people and prompted japan to surrender in the second world war during a ceremony nagasaki is mayor criticize the country's authorities for what he called a lack of effort in nuclear disarmament opposition to atomic power also heightened after the fukushima disaster in two thousand and eleven. but next year an arty so if you're not a me to former n.s.a. and cia chief michael hayden and so fickle. everyone respects a promise written in stone promises written on the internet well

diplomatic spat with spain london says it's a routine visit but it comes after gibraltar's chief minister asked for the deployment to stop the spanish incursions into the rock territorial waters of dread reacted by saying it will take quote all necessary measures to protect its interests in gibraltar the centuries old conflict reignited in late july when british boats created a makeshift concrete reef spaying responded with a long delays at the border. and indefinite curfews been imposed in a town in india administered kashmir the restriction comes after muslims and hindus clash there journeyed celebrations police said respond with tear gas and warning shots of the spurs the crowds added another incident police confronted thousands of anti india protesters in the city of st ago dozens of people have been injured on both sides kashmir is divided between india and pakistan with both sides vying for control. here moscow is cracking down on illegal job seekers coming from abroad they'll be tougher punishment for those who exceed a permit over a one month stay in the country as well as for bus

spanish fishermen have staged a floating protest near an artificial reef off gibraltar. they say the reef blocks access to valuable fish stock in the region. the dispute has led to tensions between spain and britain. gibraltar, which is a british territory, says the artificial reef is necessary to protect the region's fish from being overexploited. sports news now. sprint star usain bolt has chalked up another gold medal in moscow. jamaica's win in the four by 100 meter relays means he has now equaled carl lewis' record of eight golds at world championships, but the lightning bolt has one more silver medal to his name. germany also has reason to celebrate. women's javelin throw, she'd won five silver medals in international competition. ow she's finally won gold. nuremberg took on hertha berlin. they were on a high after a massive win last week but they came down to wert a big bump today in a 2-2 draw. the berliners were heading for a crucial away win before nuremberg scored the equalizer in the 90th minute. borussia dortmund overcame intracht braunschweig 2-1. shalka ha

that followed a decision by gibraltar to build an artificial reef to project fish.spain opposed the reef saying it opposed the boats. over the past week, the social networking site twitter has tried to reassure users that it takes online abuse seriously. that has not prevented some from aiding a very 21st-century kind of road test by abstaining from that work for a day. it follows that threats and abusive women -- abusive threats towards women on twitter. >> if you ever wondered what a mass online protest look like, and it is -- a very public not happy day for twitter. users will tweet nothing except twitter silence to make their point. on how such a game would be staged. instead, the players are dividing their match evenly. first, a match where 25,000 spectators watched them tackle giants. >> we asked the team to take a message to the world as to who the palestinians are and how much we love football and are open to sports. we love barcelona. similar event on sunday in front of 14,000 schoolchildren. on saturday, they shook hands with the palestinian authority, you

it led to long queues for workers and tourists entering gibraltar. spain claims the territory, which it ceded to britain by territory 300 years ago. a team of u.n. arms experts has rivein damascus after president bashar al-assad finally agreed to let them investigate the alleged use of chemical weapons. the charges have been leveled by the united states, britain, and france. they arrived as fierce fighting ranged -- rachel in the coastal heartland of -- rachel in the coastal heartland of assad's clan. the syrian army says it has taken that area. kurds have poured into iraq in the last few days in a sudden, massive movement. the refugees are restating deadly clashes between kurdish fighters and jihadist. than 15,000s more have crossed into a rack in the latest influx since thursday, with more expected to follow. >> described as a river of people coming towards the border but the u.n. high commissioner days, mores, in 4 than 15,000 syrian kurds have poured across the border into the kurdish region of northern iraq, fleeing from islam militants. 16, som

spains police release this video showing divers inspecting the concrete blocks that gibraltar droppedn disputed walters. a photo of an unidentified diver holding the spanish flag appeared on twitter. britain's top official in gibraltar is calling the spanish drive a serious violation of sovereignty. spanish fishermen have protested against the artificial reef claiming it's harming their livelihoods while spain has caused extra border checks that cause massive traffic. some say only direct talks will diffuse the tension. >> there mustish mutual giving in, if you like, and mutual approach to dialogue. there will always be red lines on each side. what makes this situation complex obviously if the fishing had been prevented by having a large police shift in th ship i, that police ship will go away. but the large reef becomes much more difficult to move around. >> reporter: in an apparent attempt of reconciliation, gibraltagibraltar said that fisn could return to the waters but it's doubtful whether that idea will still be an offer. >> let's go to russia now where the government is promisi

spanish fishermen circle en masse off the coast of gibraltar protesting an artificial reef. they gathered near the disputed territory with spanish police vessels in attendance. the british government dropped 70 concrete blocks into the sea in july to form a protective reef, a move that has resulted in a diplomatic spat between the u.k. and spain. despite having built similar reefs along the coastlines for new militiaries, spain complained that the move was an environmental disaster and illegal. they retaliated by ramping up border checks with the british overseas territory. the extra controls caused long delays for thousands of tourists and locals on the island and led the british prime minister, david cameron, to appeal directly to the european commission. britain claims the measures are politically motivated and disproportionate. they say they will sue for environmental damage from the reef. they are also threatening to impose border fees on tourists, restrict air space or even block the lucrative ship-building business. as wrangling continues, spanish fishermen are worrie

relations between the countries turned sour after gibraltar built an artificial reef spain opposed it saying it would hurt its fishing. industry. while in outer space russian cosmonauts have made one of the longest space walks ever they spent seven and a half hours outside the international space station breaking a power cable for a new science lab that's set to arrive in a few months time this was one of six russian excursions outside the i assess planned for this year. russian pole vaulter you listen by a ball who just won back her world title this week has become embroiled in a media frenzy the champion athlete is the focus of condemnation after urging fellow competitors to respect russian law had of the twenty four thousand sochi olympics activists in u.s. and europe call for a boycott of the winter games after moscow passed a law banning the promotion of homosexuality to minors are g.'s caffein of reports . this past week moscow has played host to track and field championships on tuesday the american runner nick symmonds dedicated his silver medal in the eight hundred meter meter

dispatch observers to gibraltar over the ongoing border with spain tougher border checks have left drivers queuing for hours to get on to the rock he says these controls are politically motivated and illegitimate relations between the countries turned sour after gibraltar built an artificial reef spain opposed it saying it would hurt its fishing industry. while in outer space. because monarchs have made one of the longer space walks ever they spent seven and a half hours outside the international space station bringing a power cable for a new science lab that said to arrive in a few months time it was going to six russian excursions outside the us planned for this year. russian pole vaulter unanimous them by a who just won back her world title this week has become embroiled in a media frenzy the champion athlete is the focus of condemnation after urging fellow competitors to respect russian law ahead of the twenty fourteenth sochi olympics activists in the u.s. and europe called for a boycott of the winter games after moscow passed a law banning the promotion of homosexuality to minors are

dispatch observers to gibraltar over the ongoing border with spain tougher border checks of drivers queuing for hours to get into the wrong david cameron claims the controls are politically motivated and illegitimate relations between the countries turned sour after gibraltar built an artificial reef spain oppose it saying it would hurt its fishing industry. while in outer space russian cosmonauts have made one of the longest space walks ever spent seven and a half hours outside the international space station bringing a power cable for a new science lab that's set to arrive in a few months time was one of six russian excursions outside the ice this drill for this year now russian punk band pussy riot received their two year prison sentences for a controversial performance in moscow's christ the savior cathedral one year ago today their actions gave him plenty of support from international musicians but also sparked outrage in russia over what maddie considered was a blessed act. one of the members who is free and looked at how the group's actions affected society. you could tina some would

dispatch observers to gibraltar over the ongoing border with spain tougher border checks have left drivers queuing for hours to get onto the rock he says these controls are politically motivated and is legitimate relations between the countries turned sour after gibraltar built an artificial reef spain opposed it saying it would hurt its fishing industry. while in outer space russian cosmonauts have made one of the longest space walks ever they spent seven and a half hours outside the international space station bringing a power cable for a new science lab that's set to arrive in a few months this was one of six russian excursions outside the planned for this year. three regions in russia as far east are preparing for the worst flooding in a century as waters are set to peak on saturday tens of thousands of people have already been moved to safety with an army of rescue workers bringing in aid and supplies flooding is now spreading further as downs are forced to release water from their reservoirs with one hundred twenty areas already affected officials warn levels could gain almost anothe

british warship him as westminster has docked in gibraltar amid the escalating round with spain over the rock sovereignty there while navy says the visit was a long planned becomes. just a day after a spanish fishermen staged a protest over gibraltar installing an artificial reef thirty trawler sail into the territory's waters and their crews claiming the reef prevents them from fishing in the area but your brother says they shouldn't be working there in the first place. asking questions that resonate to get the answers that matter sophie so he goes latest interview is up next. she good leverage or two mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only on the r.-g. dot com wealthy british style. sometimes it's because. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headline news joining to cause a report on our t.v. .

and there were-- - so what, the license and all, like, the paperwork was done in gibraltar, so you were legally married, but you never signed anything. - right. that's why a few days later i started thinking about that. "i never signed anything." - ( scattered laughter ) - i know, i know. blame it on the pregnancy. so anyways, i, um, i talked to him about it. because at this point it hadn't occurred to me that-- that it may have been a scam. and so he told me that he'd gone up to london and figured things out and saw paperwork and all of this stuff. it just-- it ended up-- and i believed him. so we kind of went on from there, although he did-- he was quite a different person after the wedding day. um, he was kind of cold and distant and inattentive and really uninterested in me. and i didn't know if it was because we were pregnant and the reality of it all was setting in or what, but-- but it was-- it was getting to be not a happy situation. - so were you planning to reside in the u.k.? - we were-- from the beginning we were planning on being in the u.s. and getting pregnant was-- was l

if it weren't for rocks, we'd have no mount rushmore, no rock of gibraltar, no -- >> crack houses. >>ow you're trying to be helpful and everything, but i don't think jazmine knows what those rocks really are. do you, jazzy? >> no? okay. uh, well, you like chris rock. and you like the rock. and you like to rock new clothes. >> yeah! >> so there you go! >> [ chuckles ] all right, daddy. i'll be a rock. >> okay. well, i guess i'll have to show you how to be a rock then. >> uh, i guess i'll pass. >> well, then, if i don't show you, who's gonna show you how to be a rock? >> don't look at me. >> [ sneezes ] >> oh, man. come on. come on. >> [ sneezes ] >> hey, hey, hey. make like calvin. be breezy, sneezy. come on, man. come on. come on. come on. it's too much, too much! take it to the back! >> aah! >> [ laughs ] hi, uncle curtis. um, can you, um, teach me how to be a rock? >> can you get your feet off of me and get off my chair? a what? >> can you teach me how to be a rock? >> sit on the couch. >> yes! >> that's good. oh, look at you! look at -- you're a natural. you are a natural. look lik

>> and the row between britain and spain over gibraltar is heating up.don is sending out warships area -- warships.

from a fisherman have staged a protest over the placing of an artificial reef by gibraltar thirty boat sailed into the territories waters claiming the reef prevents them from fishing in the area to brother says they should be working there in the first place this is the latest in the political spot between the u.k. and spain over the rock sovereignty. some breathtaking pictures from japan where one of the country's most active volcanoes has erupted sending a massive plume five kilometers into the air the ash has covered the city of fargo shima forcing people to don masks and rain coats to shield themselves the eruption put railway service on hold although no major damage or injuries have been with. what appeared to be an economic blessing at first has now turned sour for hungary the country's farmers claim their profits have dwindled since the country joined the european union as the market is flooded with cheap imported produce they now say they are ready to do anything to save themselves from bankruptcy as artie's alexy are reports. at first glance it looks like a hungarian success s

and a plot to love spanish fishing boats staged a protest in dispute just disputed waters near gibraltar amid escalating tensions between london and madrid over the territory find out what sparked the animosity are. one of the biggest cities in business hubs in russia's far east is in danger of being swamped by the most powerful flood the region has seen in more than one hundred years is now on the front line in the fight against the which is expected to deal its hardest blow to the area in the next few days and as our paul scott reports the apps or mouth of the flood will be felt long after the water recedes. for many in russia's far east the misery continues homes uninhabitable lives turned upside down around thirty thousand people have seen their property submerged causing a logistical headache for authorities r.t. traveled with emergency crews as they conducted one patrol in the village of bella goody. this resident dismissing the chance to leave choosing to remain with her fifteen cats i will leave my pads and they don't evacuate cats wait we do take pets that's all you would do and

bird creation is a vicious cycle thames water media relations manager simon evidence told henry gibraltar city's fact clings to wipes wipes cling to the fat oh right it's big as two of these huge london buses and they noticed it because the water in the toilet started backing up so this is analogous to the debt concentration or confluence of debt in the global economy it's backing up in terms of you see you know certain things happening like prices of certain items keep popping up as a result of this massive debt debt berg at the center of the financial system or in this case the lard and wet. wipes. confluence concentration at the center of the of the london toilet system the sewer system. a lot of the similar influences well the london sewer system is one of the oldest in the world and it's and it still is the same exact victorian sewage system that worked beautifully for one hundred years and then modern technology of wet wipes and lard. everybody eating out fast food conveniences advancement of society has created these confluence of lard and these giant birds in there and the same th

politicians from spain's catalonia have even stepped into this dispute accusing madrid of bullying local gibraltar and brought ariens however prime minister mariano out of oil says his country hasn't done anything illegal. or steroids the measures aimed at easing economic unrest in greece are backfiring on the country's children more than one hundred state funded elementary schools and kindergartens are due to close this summer bringing the total number of education facilities shut since twenty eleven to over a fans and artie's eagle piece of spoke to those on the front line. another employed single mother has been dealing with what any loving parent would class as a nightmare for five days of the week her child has to live elsewhere because she can't afford to look after her i didn't have anything. to feed my child. only god knows how. she says she's going to looking for a job for three years but now aged forty knows the chances of her succeeding are slim tries to shield her four year old daughter as much as she can from the grim reality until she's old enough to understand and in the meanwhile t

bird creation is a vicious cycle thames water media relations manager simon evidence told henry gibraltar of cities fact clings to wipes whites cling to the fact that oh right it's big as two of these huge london buses and they noticed it because the water in the toilet started backing up so this is analogous to the debt concentration or confluence of debt in the global economy it's backing up in terms of you see you know certain things happening like prices of certain items keep popping up as a result of this massive debt debt berg at the center of the financial system or in this case the lard and wet. wipes fat confluence concentration at the center of the of the london toilet system the sewer system. a lot of the similar influences well the london sewer system is one of the oldest in the world and it's and it still is the same exact victorian sewage system that worked beautifully for one hundred years and then modern technology of wet wipes and lard. everybody eating out fast food conveniences advancement of society has created these confluence of lard and these giant birds in there an

and a flotilla of spanish fishing boats staged a protest in disputed waters near gibraltar amid escalating tensions between on the am a druid over the territory so find out what sparked the animosity dot com. a state of emergency has been declared in several regions in russia's far east where floods there forcing thousands of people out of their homes are expected to be worsened by more heavy rains the government's promising compensation for the damage an early estimates say costs are already nearing three hundred million dollars artie's postcard is in the stricken area where the painful consequences will be long felt after the water recedes. for many in russia's far east the misery continues homes uninhabitable lives turned upside down around thirty thousand people have seen their property submerged causing a logistical headache for authorities r.t. traveled with emergency crews as they conducted one patrol in the village of bella goody. this resident dismissing the chance to leave choosing to remain with her fifteen cats i will leave my pads and they don't evacuate paths where we do take