immediately says connected secretary general anders for christmas and its european countries opec and glasgow attacks had been made to the embassy is guaranteed by the tragedy of the decision is aimed at protection and inspiration so it fully complies with its nest obligations to meet him. the cost of the secretary general to dissipate into the body negotiations. tomato forty supports the geneva talks. or the efforts of the international community to find a pretty cute shirt ocean cleats for theaters and the democrats the aspirations of the entire ukrainian keeper and respects at the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. we call on russia the matildas have you crying from god and trying to bring in cnn the u n commission on law and lodgment and european neighbourhood policy studies for them to the politician spoke to me. npcc has been to once again. this command station and start ups from the green light. as a result the suite that manatees and seventy intended to integrity of the main factor that will have a bit of snow promise you won't want to hassle with new sanctions the euro

>> it's an interesting study that just came from glasgow dental association. there's some association between the alcohol in this kind of mouthwash and oral cancers. there is no proof yet, but there seems to be some sort of a link. they looked at some patients who had cancer and some who didn't. the ones who used the mouthwash three times an are mor more see a link. a lot of people don't like the alcohol based because it dries your mouth and increases the acidity and cavities. look for non-alcohol mouthwash. oral cancer a very common disease. about 43,000 diagnosed. 8,000 still die from this. smoking, chewing tobacco and low social oeconomic status can be a problem. a good dentist can diagnose this. weave he a talked about gin ji viet us, et cetera. >> what do you tell your patients if they like mouthwash. >> three quarters of all the oral cancers are due to enormously. what is the oral hygiene? are you flossing in that is how you get rid or prevent gum disease. do you british? we have covered that on the show before. that is the key. are you using mouthwash j

the theory is known by the experimental choreography connecting glasgow and the avant guard against what it is when the new ballets in the repertoire. this is a new story of life and work of the greats call to oppose the rule did and is passionate hatred for his people can use their club belt according to the choreographer of the main idea of the ballet is to show how the creative process of human conscience is born this ballet had a huge success in new york paris moscow and the oppressed than thou fount of recognition in the british . of course mainly thanks to the main performer of kazakhstan a ballerina i can and they can tell you about what to do anything that is until they reach the summit. she is such an outstanding girl she is a project and or above with some powerful emotion inside an extraordinary plasticity i decided i didn't. in response to the love and attention that i have for fans of cars and validate that the managers upcoming ballet from boston opera theater of image image he yup people issuing the earth two new board. the forty minute trip to the yet to be chief of the s

for you as a whistleblower andrew stoner has been inaugurated as the rector of the university of glasgow after garnering an overwhelming share of the season there's now an easy route to eu citizenship and clothes bought portugal it's open to anyone willing to spend half million euros on property in the country but while residency for real estate is getting the economy left. it's also sending house prices soaring as a tease and a former reports. it's a nice time was being stoned around the wound. portugal ascendancy in the anyones for the right price. sponge and hoffman me in your eyes on a place in the sun and you'll be given the rights to the pain of his apartment is around nine hundred thousand euros. utopia bouts sit around seven thousand u s creamy. nina has been sending home defeat to florida since the building pieces used on the seas again to watch the kids take his delight to work in portugal. i'm travel freely around nice and the country's sixties they can then apply for portuguese passport place to be in taxes come from the chinese dispensing that attracts them wasn't all that i

i'm a mess and the two days it is this the glasgow want to put it in. because i was not that they made was saying i don't anyone has any meaning to conduct the official team in spain. back to kuwait will be doing. so i did manage to lead west end and they make with them. i couldn't sleep so that they might go on a wheat was one of the program isn't helping. and i tend to lose financially test data between the things that they are always great too and it was my company. so like albany is two hundred percent baby. i wanted to attend to you. to spain and in the spanish economy you're seen as a promoter in a way all sponged onto connection most of all the spanish fashion business. what would he say about the climate now in spain has been a crisis for the past couple of years it has no business climates because we know pretty katie grace he's back for the weekend to price their baby costume and the price they happened overnight. they yielded places like the capital but the coughing so when i do when i needed anyway. hmm no candidates she tends to bite and sh

you know it's it's decided in glasgow. whatever you read ours will match with both have a big impact and in that regard i think you could do something. so much by a widow faltering something money for crime yet that would be a bit strange. but tts by way of pressuring the scope for instance reducing. in imports from from russia towards the eu which would then. the two of loss of income for poor russia. which would then maybe change people's minds in moscow minds of moscow the thing you can sort of paella crimea. i mean it's going to work on the train. i think that the book the note and it has been already actually confirms that it will be support for ukraine walking the dog that has been around as eleven billion euros which will be in different programs but this will not be bothered that good. they say you know we give you this money and the new. the small sports car harrison. sarah wanted to go into a cure. our co op was association in a creamier. i will shift is the only changes because russia japan and across the floor

glasgow is sunday and before the war he was a pious man and a buzz me and then did some fact economics is the way. i was forced to seek refuge in the bosnian sub republic neither he nor is my profound anyone. the names of fifty you is a mom slept in the house one piece of advice to his son cool new tool to equity. mari and i didn't just cross the border. don't delay. good motor scooters to cross the border and run. you can add what i was crying when i didn't understand. any ideas of attention in the post about my father once told me that he knew that this is the balkans feel that my father bought me for the war. i'm not affordable ways to try to go to a student's point of having a mental ward at the final touch of spice. every generation the son of the fights. because i will tell my son. yet these are the balkans. the complaint and listen to the advice my father. now i'll fix my son in charleston the indictment. eye. with the sebi and almost neon here he is believed the future is bright. eye life is living now in the interval when it is this week's edition of revisited the issue is of

. >> there are many small cities like glasgow. >> let's talk about some of these images. >> i first camer through her writing. she had been making paintings before she began writing. what is remarkable about her work is she writes through her painting and she paints her words. she is inverting the logic about how they work. julia alt had an exhibition of -- it was at the height of the culture wars. it tries to reimagine a different history or different trajectory. this is an interesting collected from brooklyn. this is a project that goes deep into the research around the collection of pre-century outsider art. what is happening to digital data is it becomes object. there is a 3-d printed scan. this is about how we [inaudible] the divide between digital and what is real these are two artists living in los angeles. this is a project called relationship. they're both transgender. one is transitioning from female to male and the other from male to female. it is a powerful statement about the culture a lot of people do not understand. and there is an interesting project at the moment. around

. >>> the united states is threatening to stop imports from glasgow smithkline.arm suit curveball waste contaminated a key ingredient for antidepressants. there's been no risk to human health. but it is recalling some batches. >>> to afghanistan where afghans have the chance to vote on saturday in what may be their most crucial election. it's the presidential race to replace hamid karzai. the taliban have threatened acts of violence and in the past few minutes there's been a suicide bomb attack outside the interior ministry compound in the capital of kabul. despite the security challenges, large numbers have of gans have been turning out at election rallies. bbc's chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports now on two different candidates vying to be president. >> reporter: the crucial election is approaching. afghans are determined to take part even in kandahar, the spiritual home of the taliban who threaten to disrupt the process. but they haven't succeeded. crowds have turned out despite the risk for every candidate who has come here. this time it's

minister gordon brown lending his weight to the better together campaign today delivering this speech in glasgow trying to convince scottish fated to remain as part of the union now in his message that he delivered to scottish very tos he tried to highlight five big positives to remaining as part of the union at the top line was to do with pensions and that one billion extra would need to be spent for scotland to establish its own pension system he also talked about public health service funding he mentioned jobs of course you also talked about low interest rates and cultural links now what's really important coming off the back of the speech is whether or not he managed to separate himself from what's often a criticism levied at the no campaign which is this very negative rhetoric that comes from the we've all heard of project fear and you could very much see that in the former prime minister's language gordon brown talking about his own scottish background saying ideals to no one in my pride of being scottish he was talking about our economy our trade in this is all part of the wider campaign

you can see just how gusty those winds are across glasgow and aberdeen. batten down the hatches. the u.s., overall the weather pattern is very pleasant u.s.-wide. a few shower possibilities from denver down into dallas/ft. worth if you happen to be heading in that direction. natalie? >> thank you. we appreciate the rolling easter grass and easter eggs. >> almost makes me a little seasick. yes, the easter egg roll at our nation's capital will be monday. >> look forward to that. hope it's pretty there, too. >>> you're watching "cnn newsroom." ahead here, we will go onboard a ship simulator to see what it might have been like during that south korean ferry disaster. >>> also -- >> they're always there to celebrate it with us because we're not celebrating with the one that we want. that is our family. >> malaysia airline staff speak out for the first time since flight 370 vanished. but their message is being tightly controlled. we'll have that for you as we push on here. [announcer] play close-good and close. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh with beneful healthy smile snacks. w

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for you and a say was a lower edward snowden has been inaugurated as a rector of the university of glasgow after garnering an overwhelming share of the students. and there is now an easy route to citizenship and goes via portugal it's open to anyone willing to spend half million euros on property in the country but while residency for real estate is giving the economy a lift it's also sending house prices soaring as under former reports. it's a lifestyle that's being sold around the world which you can see can be anyone's for the right price splash out half a million euros on a place in the sun and you'll be given the right to live here so these apartments is around ninety thousand euros. we are talking about around seven thousand euros per square metre you know they've been selling properties to foreigners since the golden visa scheme was started two years ago it also gives take is the right to work in portugal and travel freely around most countries to six years they can then apply for a portuguese passport to be interest is coming from the chinese and this plenty that attracts them firs

current temperatures across the far northern plains and in towards the high plains of montana. 15 in glasgows going to invade a lot of the eastern part of the country this week. this really nice day we have in store across a lot of the east, that will be changing by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday. here you go. you see that snow flying across parts of colorado and into western nebraska and parts of south dakota, out across the west you're looking fine. it's the upper level energy that will bring the severe weather later on in the day today across kansas and much of the southern plains. take a look at how this plays out throughout the day today. this is the future radar. the color at the bottom gets colder. we have the storms moving in, the temperatures dropping. by overnight, some snow flying in amarillo. snow tomorrow in oklahoma, over towards gyman. we're in april, we've been talking nice weather but you can see how the temps drop monday into tuesday, back across the great lakes, chicago, sorry, you're back to 42 as well. guys, we'll send it back to you. >> thanks so much. >> than

channels have been taken off air in the country not easily in the glasgow reports. this stand in passport means access denied to ukraine and especially to its eastern regions this is far as journalist maxime doesn't have got while trying to cover story and then yes once he presented his russian passport maxime's documents were taken and he was forced to endure a lengthy lockdown. i spent nearly seven hours in the room they called either a hotel or a lounge it was a small stuff you very hot room with nothing but a bed on the table there there are no people there they just lock you and leave maxime is just one of a number of russian journalists banned from entering ukraine in recent days in all crews from a dozen russian news outlets have been turned around to the passport control cameramen from our video agency ruptly journalists from state channels independently owned newspapers even reporters from forbes magazine who are trying to do business piece in their patrol sc another rest a region in the country's east but it's neither his or the press cards but that only m

minister gordon brown lending his weight to the better together campaign today delivering this speech in glasgow trying to convince scottish voters to remain as part of the union now in his message that he delivered to scottish voters he tried to highlight five big positives to remaining as part of the union and i'll just recap them briefly for you the top line was to do with pensions that was what everyone was expecting ahead of this speech that being part of the u.k. will protect scots pensions and that one billion extra would need to be spent for scotland to establish its own pension system he also talked about public health service funding he mentioned jobs of course are saying around six hundred thousand scottish jobs with british companies or with companies whose jobs come from exports to the you also talked about low interest rates and cultural links mentioning the b.b.c. there now what's really important i think coming off the back of the speech is whether or not he managed to separate himself from what's often a criticism levied at the no campaign which is this very negative rhetoric th