gratian is a very emotional one a few. uncertainties and it's. identifying somebody who may be responsible for the economic situation in which many people find themselves very often receive every day and even in terms of it's so important to look at the overall number which is when we look at the. foreign. countries where wife after nine hundred ninety nine have made a positive fiscal contribution it's a tricky topic one that's constantly debated in the u.k. there have been recent attempts to curb immigration such as scrap a lot of imposing a three thousand pound bond and visitors from certain countries or the values go into a round of with a big billboard selling illegal immigrants to go home now they've been controversial to say the least but in the end it's the number of the tell the real story all the complicated one of the tough talking in the u.k. isn't showing any signs of abating. cilia artsy wanda i'm back with more news when just about half an hour from now in the meantime the bits of fruits of the arab spring that's at the center of th

for the way it's a particularly painful problem me and tina gratian progress party came third in national elections this year despite having mass murder and is braving as a former follower social research expert johannesburg police populace to paley's fading the ranks of the far right all of these parties are anti immigrant there and our immigration they do express their the strongest sort of anti immigrant views in europe and so that's why these days might have a certain influence as they have had like in denmark for instance and so resistance against the immigration is one thing the other is a sort of anti-gay sentiment among voters in europe so people who wish to express a protester an anti elitist sentiment tend to support these parties they could have a major influence certainly in terms of immigration policy and in terms of the way that europe is viewed around the world. the country that became one of the most outspoken critics of washington's global snooping appears to have been core time to brazil's blushing offered missing it's been spying on diplomatic premise is on its territor

gratian treaty to see their politics i don't think that was ever the real desire to bring an end peaceful and. france for peace talks sampled it cold as again during talks on iran's nuclear program and was widely blamed for blocking an agreement international affairs columnist for the newspaper still explained what he believes paris is worried about france is convinced to do ronnie's meddling in a region which was traditionally at least in colonial times under french influence i mean syria and lebanon and they feel that. the president of syria when the uprising began two years ago they said forty would be toppled quickly and they feel that it's really thanks to russia diplomatically and iran militarily that assad is still there and they feel very annoyed to hangry over that. the second reason i think is quite simply money they see that saudi arabia is also having a row with the united states partly of iran but partly over other issues and i think they feel that they can get their foot in the arms sales door and take over as one of the major suppliers to saudi arabia which of course is a h

when they settle for the figures put into question prime minister david cameron said a reducing the gratian to the tens of thousands by the end of this parliament now those who are against immigration always go back to the argument that more people means more pressure on the social welfare system of the u.k. however contrary to popular belief another side says that those because who would come here since two thousand actually contributed more in taxes than claimed benefits the debate about immigration is a very emotional one. few. uncertainties and it's identifying somebody who may be responsible. for the economic situation which many people find themselves very often. evidence given in terms of it's so important to look at the overall number which is when we look at the trees to find that immigrants from countries where wife often nine hundred ninety nine have made it a positive physical contribution it's a tricky topic one that's constantly debated in the u.k. how been a recent attempts to curb immigration such as the scrap of opposing a three thousand pound bonded visitors from certain c

on the brink of a political crisis because sixty percent of a few koreans are in favor of even to gratian but forty percent are in favor of a russian. political increasing with russia or a commercial integration with russia so it's a it's as if we are back to december two thousand and four and it's. i mean it's really important do you think the eleventh of political crises do you think at the eleventh hour the e.u. may try and sweeten the deal to make sure it goes through. i mean we we have seen a lot of pressures from brussels and most schools. on this front i mean on this doocy we have seen from brussels for for example really strange pressure to release a political opponent i mean and from moscow we have we have seen some suburb rattling and also you know an educated pressure etc what i mean good relations with both russia and the you should be possible no foreign government should try to impose the frame policy of. a third country namely a criminal i'm still not quite understanding sort of party real time what's in it for the e.u. to sign it with ukraine here ukraine's economy is not

market system works the companies have to face considerable criticism for lobbying governments and gratian and pension officials and other government officials for basically more contracts and to put more people in prison. for the football who has tromped and in desperate need of a transfer out of town on the way me the unpaid french players stopped from returning home just for demanding his way. until later this hour saying isn't quite believing it wrong to hold the expansion of its nuclear program but wary western powers still don't trust them with the us pushing for new sanctions despite ongoing talks. with a bright. idea that. they could talk. to the food through the if you do risk of being good to sit with a buddy agency is a bit of a state where you can buy through private enterprise and it's crazy. right to see. first street. and i think you're. on a reporter's. instrument. wealthy british sign that it's time to. go to. the. market. and find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. comes a report on our team. thi

almost spent ten million over the next couple of decades and the heart of that is find streaming gratian anger against the massive inflow of foreigners is boiling in the u.k. but as reports newcomers add more than just strength to the number. the fabric of british society is a diverse want to diversify is evident in areas like this one in the one to look at the most recent report of the office of national suggested that diversity looks set to continue the overall population of the u.k. is expected to reach some seventy three point three million by two thousand and thirty seven that sum my point six million in the next twenty five years now sixty percent of that increase or some five point eight million people is willing to immigration new arrivals or people having babies when they settle for the figures put into question prime minister david cameron said of reducing its net immigration to the tens of thousands by the end of this parliament now those who are against immigration always go back to the argument that more people means more pressure on the social welfare system of the u.k. how

gratian is a very emotional one this. uncertainty is important to look at the overall number which is when we look at the. far end. countries where wife after nine hundred ninety nine have made a positive fiscal contribution it's a tricky topic one that's constantly debated in the u.k. there have been a recent attempts to curb immigration such as the scrap of imposing a three thousand pound bomb that visitors from certain countries or the values go into a round of with a big billboard selling illegal immigrants to go home now they've been controversial to say the least but in the end it's the number of the tell the real story albeit one of the tough talking in the u.k. isn't showing any sign. yes there is our london our before we get to be our. initial investigation into the crash of a boeing seven thirty seven in russia city of cazan it puts the blame firmly on the pilots it's thought flying air was forced the passenger plane to nose dive at four hundred fifty kilometers an hour straight into the ground killing all fifty

fun our way but it's a particularly painful problem the antenna gratian progress party came third a national elections this year despite having mass murder anders breivik as a former follower social research expert john as burke believes populist appeal is feeding the ranks of the far right all of these parties are anti immigrant there and they do express sort of the the strongest sort of anti immigrant views in europe and so that's one of these days might have a certain influence as they have had like in denmark for instance and so resistance again today immigration is one thing the other is a sort of anti-elite sentiment among voters in europe so people who wish to express a protest or an anti elitist sentiment tend to support these parties that could have a major influence certainly in terms of immigration policy and in terms of the way that europe is viewed around the world. a powerful libyan war a word appointed a shadow government to run a self-proclaimed autonomy in the east of the country the libyan province which the breakaway leaders call syrian icon holds most of the country's oil

thousand people who have a criminal record currently are actually inhibits fish from getting involved in gratian economic activity and the reason behind that is because once you have a criminal record for possession of cannabis you are no longer allowed to work in a really decent job and even if legalization was to free those one hundred thousand people up to produce an extra one thousand euros a year for the economy bash is worth one hundred million euros and so my figure of three hundred million actually i think it is very conservative bush it's better to be careful on this road than being accused of exaggeration down the line but if you look at the bill that proposed so far most of the matters that you suggested primarily deal with personal or communal years of cannabis you are not at this. promoting large scale commercial cultivation and i wonder why restrain yourself with partial decriminalization because here all the time that ireland needs growth why not facilitate that through the growth of cannabis well i actually think you're incorrect and i think you've misinterpreted. it because my c

thousand people who have a criminal record currently are actually inhibits fish from getting involved in gratian economic activity and the reason behind that is because once you have a criminal record for possession of cannabis you are no longer allowed to walk in a really decent job and even if legalization was to free those one hundred thousand people up to produce an extra one thousand euros a year for the economy that is worth one hundred million euros and so my figure of three hundred million actually i think it is very conservative bush it's better to be careful on this road than being accused of exaggerating down the line but if you look at the bill that proposed so far most of the matters that you suggest a family deal with personal or communal years of cannabis you are not at this. large scale commercial cultivation and i wonder why restrain yourself with partial decriminalization because we fear all the time that ireland needs growth why not facilitate that through the growth of cannabis well i actually think you're incorrect and i think you've misinterpreted. because my calls for tota

thousand people who have a criminal record currently are actually inhibits fish from getting involved in gratian economic activity and the reason behind that is because once you have a criminal record for possession of cannabis you are no longer allowed to walk in a really decent job and even if legalization was to free those one hundred thousand people up to produce an extra one thousand euros a year for the economy that is worth one hundred million euros and so my figure of three hundred million actually i think it is very conservative bush it's better to be careful on this rather than being accused of exaggerating down the line but if you look at the bill that proposed so far most of the matters that you suggested primarily deal with personal or communal years of cannabis you are not at this stage promoting large scale commercial cultivation and i wonder why restrain yourself with partial decriminalization because we fear all the time that ireland needs growth why not facilitate that through the growth of cannabis well i actually think you're incorrect and i think you've misinterpreted my bil

cities like houston and los angeles where you are there are very few white people living in that gratianso it's just that inability to attract or retain white british population in some of these areas that are maybe not so close to central london but are not far enough away to be sort of leafy and green so it's that where you might get this the fact. it's been a big day for big coin the cryptocurrency said the one thousand dollars for the first time of course this isn't cash as most people know it is a quick reminder how it works if you need a refresher traditional money of course has a value linked to real goods and services and is regulated by governments of value because in those entirely a matter of supply and demand there are no banks involved just encrypted strings of letters and numbers that can be traded freely on the internet while at the beginning of the month one bitcoin traded just over two hundred dollars then by mid november it had gone up to four hundred dollars now but if you right now as i just mentioned is broken through the one thousand dollars threshold you'd have rea

of all the broad scale the answer to that is yes we have been substantially gratian to britain. and so did so so does russia so you all familiar with the problems too we need to even consider this country we need immigrants because they're good people they work hard they help our economy grow and as you may have read our population is set to grow very substantially of the next twenty years to the point where it will exceed that of germany because the german population is declining so immigrants are very important part of that equally immigrants do calls limited social problems in parts of the country where you get big immigrant groups congregating in a particular area the schools are dominated by immigrant children sometimes not speaking english social services and housing are dominated by the need to be recurrence and that causes some quite natural tensions among the original british population to understand that you have to work with it you have to avoid it try to contain those difficulties but i think most immigrants in this country it is extremely welcome i think back to the

waits fakey have next move on the trade and association deal the country's interim interest in to gratian into the twenty eight nation bloc would not be welcomed by all member states that's what we've been hearing at least from paul nat'l from the u.k. independence party they told know a lot about the problems that you're up how does look european union wants create ukraine to eventually join in a while but any to join they will say have you to join me they even want to take you to join your ninety five percent of turkey isn't even in europe i mean this is an expansionist organization really in britain certainly don't want ukraine to join the european union because if they join that means our borders will be opened up to forty six million ukrainians and in ukraine the average wage is around three hundred euro zone for me you know if they do join a lot of them will cold western at the moment we have twenty two percent youth unemployment here in britain and we can saturate out all market any further with any more people. since the start we've been following the unrest in ukraine over leader

new york real fast is reaching its one year anniversary here on the fifteenth and you have fellow gratian planned so we look forward to seeing what comes after your group in the future strength that activist chaka roche thank you so much. thank you have a great deal. while during last month's government shutdown americans of served a stark example of political dysfunction the government was on the brink of disaster as it neared closer and closer to defaulting on its trillions of dollars worth of debt it's a d. fall that economists argue would have triggered an economic collapse reinvigorated a global financial meltdown despite the fact that the system was salvaged at the eleventh hour analysts argue that the event serves as yet another minder that this country is on the brink of get another crisis that impending doom is the topic of a new book called the crash of two thousand and sixteen the plot to destroy america and what we can do to stop it it was written by archie's very own tom hartman and earlier i was joined by tom who walk me through some recent events he says are a recipe for ec

on behalf of young people to formulate an action plan to combat youth unemployment force them and gratian a cost to youth services which amount of diction notices. for a generation so here's one of their posters by the way max this is the world they've created for us don't let them get away with it as you see they left the get out so i think they need a better education system there to the kids. who didn't spill our. poor kids they bring up a good point with us on the show before as an increasingly more people are not needed to make the economy go because you just print money you just print money at the e.c.b. according to some just go formula and you get some growth but the actual new quammen for people working is diminishing again just like saudi arabia they don't need workers they just need to pump oil few specialists inside and the wealth and income gap is just enormous so you have a totally disenfranchised youth population that's increasingly becoming agitated and this is happening in europe now and in the u.k. and around the world for the same reason don't work we just print money g

thousand people who have a criminal record currently are actually inhibits fish from getting involved in gratian economic activity and the reason behind that is because once you have a criminal record for possession of cannabis you are no longer allowed to walk in a really decent job and even if legalization was to free those one hundred thousand people up to produce an extra one thousand euros a year for the economy that is worth one hundred million euros and so my figure of three hundred million actually i think it is very conservative bush it's better to be careful on this rather than being accused of exaggerating down the line but if you look at the bill that proposed so far most of the matters that you suggested primarily deal with personal or communal years of cannabis you are not at this stage promoting large scale commercial cultivation and i wonder why restrain yourself with partial decriminalization because we fear all the time that ireland needs growth why not facilitate that through the growth of cannabis well i actually think you're incorrect and i think you've misinterpreted my bil

on behalf of young people to formulate an action plan to combat youth unemployment force them and gratian a cuts to youth services which amount vixen notices. for a generation so here's one of their posters by the way max this is the world they've created for us don't let them get away with it as you see they left the get out so i think they need a better education system there to the kids. who didn't spill our. poor kids they bring up a good point which you also showed before as an increasingly more people are not needed to make the economy go because you just print money you just print money at the e.c.b. according to some just formula and you get some growth but the actual new quammen for people working is diminishing again just like saudi arabia they don't need workers they just need to pump oil few specialists inside and the wealth and income gap is just enormous so you have a totally disenfranchised youth population that's increasingly becoming agitated and this is happening in europe now and in the u.k. and around the world for the same reason don't work we just print money go to h