plus mass protests and the grounded flights striking workers of the spanish airline iberia plan more option against the british management which looks set to thousands of jobs. evening we've got world news and analysis live from you at six pm here in the russian capital i'm lucy catherine of in you're watching our t.v. well into our top story now a highly secretive security program is raising eyebrows in the u.k. where the government is revoking the passports of citizens that it considers to be dangerous to the state many of those on the blacklist were born in britain and received no explanation as to why they've been barred from their own country well the passports were often revoked with no warning when their holders were abroad it's a tactics that some have dubbed a medieval exile so let's take a closer look now we begin with the below all bird jawi who came to the u.k. as a baby he grew up there and he had his citizenship revoked almost three years ago he was later killed in a united states drone strike in somalia now his close friend also british born mohammad soccer had suffere

and workers at spain's iberia airlines launched days of strikes to vent their anger at the british parent company pushing through massive cuts. great to have you with us this afternoon it's three pm here in the russian capital i'm lucy catherine of and of course you're watching our t.v. well into our top story five people including two police officers have reportedly been killed in the egyptian city of port side the army had intervened to break up the clashes there leaving about six hundred people injured violence erupted over a decision to move those detained over last year's football rioting to prisons located outside the city this came during the u.s. secretary of state's visit for talks with president mohamed morsi which up outraged the opposition parties bill true has the latest from from cairo looks like the clashes have been continuing overnight in this restive totals city of port sites with the death toll rising and the injuries are topping i just pull hundreds what happened was thirty nine defendants in this port saïd football months ago that occurred last. february when moved by

as well as job cuts it has been a result of iberia merging with british airways forming the group andsays this announcement had come to pass we've already seen the people taking to the streets those working for iberia and we've seen putting out a poster saying british go home and the workers unions have also been calling the management a betrayers that they have actually betrayed the spanish people by selling spanish national interests to foreign interests that's what they're calling this there has been a three months of negotiations between the unions and the management which should not see any deal and therefore leading to about three thousand eight hundred jobs wanting to be caught as well as one thousand two hundred seventy flights that are a grounded today now this is certainly paralyzing to the spanish economy not to mention adding on to the twenty six percent of unemployed already and steering here some sort of nationalist a sentimental wanting to protect their own interests of course over what they see as mediation from foreigners at this point reaction from the euro bloc espe

side as well as the iberia side. it's going to get messy i suspect. >> at what point does it go from hazard of the job to something more significant? shares up .2%, 11% over the last seven days. >> yes, i suspect it's going to -- the numbers are painful. they've been taken i think in the order of $4 million losses a day with a series of strikes. it will hurt the bottom line for the business. i think willie walsh has to toughen up. he's said he's going to go after them on transformation. >> the workers argue they put forward an option that really should have considered or taken at the time that forced strikes that are losing him all this money are. they right, or what's he to do in this situation? >> i think it's difficult to ask iag to do much more in the way of concessions. when they came forward with the november plan -- actually they were requesting higher job cuts, higher -- deeper cuts into the pay of the workers. they've moderated their position somewhat. the reality is iberia is one of the least productive air

plus mass protests and grounded flights striking workers of the spanish airline iberia plan more action against the british management that looks set to axe thousands of jobs our top stories. around the world on screen and international news and comment live from new center here in moscow this is. violence has intensified in egypt restive city of port saeed with the number of people severely injured in the most recent clashes climbing a funeral march for demonstrators shot dead on sunday was followed by fresh protests with people torching parts of the security headquarters along with other government buildings true this report. we're seeing very bloody and chaotic scenes coming from the coastal city of port science and the latest is that a man has been shot in the head and is in a critical condition parts of the security directions are a blaze as are parts of the governorate headquarters as anti-government protesters police and army continue to fight each other this comes after a funeral for three people killed yesterday and the ministry of health announced yesterday that five people in

stuff and iberia is set to grab more than a files and of the spanish airlines flights as they protestgainst job and pay cuts the firm plans to lay off around a fifth of its workforce in the latest blow to the struggling eurozone member spain is already has one of the highest unemployment rates in the blog. as this report the staff of the iberian airlines one of the national carriers has taken this to heart taking it personally really there's been a rise of the anti british a sentiment there are now this because it will soon be ok as well as job cuts. emerging with british airways forming the group and since this announcement had come to pass we've already seen the people taking to the streets those working for iberia and we've seen putting out a poster saying british go home and the workers unions have also been calling the management a betrayer is that they have actually betrayed the spanish people by selling spanish national interests to forward interests what they're calling this has been the three months of negotiations between the unions and the management which did not see any d

this is the tenth day of strikes against the spanish airline iberia which announced plans to layoff twenty percent of its staff thousands of planes are expected to be grounded over the coming days leaving passengers stranded as iberia and unions continue to negotiate the total number of redundancies. also no world of unexpected i affliction as london silvio berlusconi in hospital forcing him to cancel all public appearances his lawyers say it could delay his court case later this month where he's accused of exchanging money for sex with an underage prostitute it's italian premier made headlines just yesterday after being sentenced to a year in prison for illegal wiretapping. your career has officially ended a non aggression pact with neighboring south korea in an angry response to the latest round of u.n. sanctions pyongyang has shut down its borders and scrapped a hotline to seoul ramping up tensions in the region north korea earlier in the preemptive nuclear strike on the u.s. accusing washington of instigating war the us has said it's fully capable of defending itself from a potential n

madrid's but more jobs are set for the axe is the tense there strikes against the spanish airline iberia which announced plans to layoff twenty percent of its staff thousands of planes are expected to be grounded over the coming days even passengers stranded as iberia and millions continue to negotiate the total number. one expected i affliction has landed silvio berlusconi in hospital forcing him to cancel all public appearances his annoyance it could delay his court case later this month where he's accused of exchanging money for sex with an underage prostitute and expelled him premier made the headlines just yesterday after being sentenced to a year in prison for illegal wiretapping. brings up the economy but with a news team with morphine about half an hour from now in the meantime after this break of t.v. interviews an arab member of the israeli parliament about the power struggle in the region stay with us for that if you can. this was the envy of ambrose he had good reason to trust no one. his body was found on the floor of this huge empty house. but did he die of natural causes.

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in madrid employees of the airline iberia are continuing their protests against layoffs planned by the company much of the anger directed at the british based managers who say thousands of jobs need cutting the troubled companies already had to cancel thirteen hundred flights thanks to a second week of action. the shape of british politics shifting with swathes of the public growing disillusioned with the policies of mainstream parties and recent byelection saw governing conservatives beaten to second place by the u.k.i.p. a party that's never held a seat in parliament until now has been dismissed as a fringe movement or tea sarraf earth has more. britain's political landscape is changing the stranglehold of the old three party system appears to be listening and it's a pin the door to some colorful alternatives all the polls and percentages and opinions from politicians and pundits it can be hard to get a clear picture of exactly what's happening in british politics right now as are looking at last week's byelection in east lease or not three not four not five but full team different c

turning now to some other international stories this hour workers first spain's iberia airlines set morethan a thousand flights as they plan a second round of strikes lasting five days last week the firm said it wasn't giving up its plans to cut salaries and x. almost four thousand jobs or around twenty percent of the company is estimated each day of striking could cost the airline ten million euros. a massive car bombs gone off outside a mosque in the pakistani city kharaj killing at least forty five and injuring many more police say one hundred kilos of explosives were used to ripping through several buildings and setting fire to others no groups yet claimed responsibility the shia population in the city often targeted by sunni muslim groups. fifty thousand people protested the cities across prague area marking now. in a liberation day angry at the rising cost of life and political corruption their former prime minister boyko borders so forced to quit last wednesday under public pressure and new elections planned for early next month rolling demonstrations have grown into a backlash ag

well from separatist sentiment in germany to protests gripping spain workers for spain's iberia airlinesre set to ground more than one thousand flights as they plan a second round of strikes expected to last five days last week the farm said it wasn't giving up its plans to cut salaries and x. almost four thousand jobs that's how one side of the company it's estimated each day of striking could cost the airline around ten million euros. a massive car bomb has gone off outside a mosque in the pakistani city of karachi going at least forty five people injuring many more the police say one hundred kilograms of explosives were used ripping through several buildings and setting fire to others no group has yet claimed responsibility the shia population in the city is often targeted by sunni muslim groups. fifty people have protested in similar cities across the area to mark the national liberation day angry at the cost of living as well as political corruption and the former prime minister a boy go by recent was forced to quit last wednesday under public pressure and new elections are planned

from the separate ascent of man in germany to protest a gripping spain workers first spain's iberia airlinet to ground more than a thousand flights as they plan a second round of strikes lasting five days last week the firm said it wasn't giving up its plans to cut salaries and x. almost four thousand jobs or around twenty percent of the company says going to be each day of strike could cost the airline ten million euros. a massive car bomb has gone off outside a mosque in the pakistani city kharaj killing at least forty five injuring many more police say one hundred kilos of explosives were used at ripping through several buildings setting fire to others no group has yet claimed responsibility the shia populace in the city often targeted by sunni muslim groups. libya has been forced to halt gas exports to italy after a deadly gun fight between two armed groups in the northwest shooting broke out after an argument between the two militias over who should guard a major plant conflicts like theirs had become regular post revolution as a kiwi from the pan african newswire things libya's stabil

planes are expected to be grounded over the coming days leaving the passengers stranded as iberia and unions continue to negotiate the total number of redundancies. and unexpected i of fiction has landed silvio berlusconi in a hospital forcing him to cancel all public appearances say it could delay his court case later this month the way he's accused of exchanging money for sex with an underage prostitute the actually telling in crimea made of the headlines or just yesterday out of the incentives at two a year in prison for egalite tapping. north korea has officially ended a non aggression pact with neighboring south korea in an angry response to the latest round of u.n. sanctions young man has shut down its borders and scraped a hard line to seoul ramping up the tensions in the region north korea earlier threatened a preemptive nuclear strike on the u.s. like you said washington of instigating war the u.s.'s said it's fully capable of defending itself from a potential north korean strike but added that hearing such harsh rhetoric from pyongyang has become commonplace. the greater bri

a mediator has suggested iberia lay off more than 3 thus employee webs but it's still about 700 lesshan initially called for. >>> still ahead on the program, japan marking the anniversary of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that led to the fukushima disaster. we'll head out to tokyo to take a look at the economic landscape two years on. here is a look at the traffic light. see how european markets are trading. we are down almost 0.2% on the stoxx europe 600. can u.s. futures turn things around? we'll be right back. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." these are your headlines. italy's annual gdp number is down 0.28% percent on the year. fitch downgrades the country's so much ratings. and china scales dow

. >>> spanish airline iberia is warning it will cancel approximately 1300 of its flights this week asrs begin a second round of strikes. workers are protesting the airline's plan to lay off nearly 1/5 of its workforce. >>> latvia is set to officially apply to join the euro. latvia joined the european union in 2004, and pegged its currency the lats, to it in 2000,000 five. >>> spain's unemployment hit new highs. labor ministry says 5 had people are unemployed. that sup 60,000 from january as the country struggles to emerge from its second recession. >>> demand for new car sales fell to a 17-year low. and that is today's speed read. [buzzer] clip ad little at the end of that. that's all right. liz: just last week new jersey became the third state to legalize online gambling. it could mean big revenues for many gaming companies. david: which names should you double down on? joel sim kins is credit suisse senioring, lodging analyst. thanks for coming. >> good afternoon. david: let's start right away with a big company in gaming, caesar's. i understand they already got into some of this bu