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itv executive director maria band are open spoke to reporters in tokyo she said demand for middle east crude oil may fall over the next decade as the us and other countries increased production of natural gas but she said production will fail to match demand protective coat outside north america this is to show to take over as he entered the production code to the law sticking to twenty thirty five. so to me to continue to rise in demand in asia. he drove me to be seeing the necessary investments made in the middle east already in this decade. general but also said china will overtake the us is the world's largest petroleum consumer by twenty thirty consumption will also grow rapidly in india. car production in japan rose in october for the second straight month consumers were attracted to new models from major brands. ati makers say they produced about eight hundred twenty five thousand vehicles of the month. that said nearly ten percent from october last year the figures were boosted by strong sales of new fuel efficient cars and mini vehicles increase exports to the us also helped m

now know what we know to be made here is a three phase deal that was the proposal ready to perform itv news back in october the first talks since her son donnie took power as ideal to first base paths next appointment is a result of the new convenient and you get to the nuclear programs in return for an immediate lifting of sanctions not much we know anything that's not who he said that he ought to be rejected speaking to john kerry or year and this morning and have commanded a fun listening to neil who read the line was going to be crossed in the spring and summer is here when israel believes iran would have sufficient amounts of weapons grade uranium to create a bone of the time has come and gone. mr nixon yahoo id try dvd copies taking and three hindu terror on continues to prepare a cake that is at his view. question one of the big issues will be. i mean don't we just get rid of the questionable up the stockpiles that iran has a radiant stockpiles of uranium is enriched to twenty percent. what has become of them for now we don't know what's going to happen that'll be one of the big

measure due to rising income levels and the rapid expansion of the asian middle class according to the itv station development outlook twenty twelve update released today developing a sadistic way people provide services rather than preach a school which will be the central theme that day just to torture a niche in the coming years. good things in the world. also on the web and they've seen them towards the north. with malmc6 with you. the eight. as i watch until they started attacking free and tuesday the fifth of november

warmth that inflicted to a standstill cells and five says that designation of a date night minnesota to itv so yes that is some voices within the sun the community which could the sup boards has blonde but i don't think that the these voices it does and eighty outta constituency while as within the shiite community we see that it be that fine indeed. that of the news see out on something since it is cool. i cannot issue that dissidents the views of the hezbollah would that be who has it that elections would it be cool them on stations. that and oh so finally the difference between the shiite dissidents and the sunnah and aegis of hezbollah is here. and that no one quarter into question an admission that the video that what happened today in beta what happened inside the heart of the hezbollah stronghold. and it's a big security seat stadium for hezbollah which claims to fight to be fighting in syria in order to protect the bill was needed in these and more specifically those that live in is she out so i believe that hezbollah today has done this and was saying or so has exhausted all of the

like forty five to fifty hindi and regional itv news channel and in the midst of that article seven of them will is a roomful of these defend title the bus stop when the collegiate level and bustle of the last decade or so she doesn't happen i think this edition is now in it that we see that in human space. i think it's now inevitable in the new spaces but putting a single thing yet you really have to think of no. i haven't been that kind. the number of countries that show has a number of languages the total cuts in getting the senses is somewhat akin to that the number of states we have tumbled languages react in some of the states i have not this season. what does he speak of media business the question of ownership often comes up you start to do with reliance said the dossier which is a big game indian conglomerate said and that have been some concerns that the ties between business and media are basically the two posts that those concerns are not isolated to stick to your group of schools that boarding say about the stations in those omissions. if you know that we get to wear gold

itv don't be deceived. tomorrow the show by the deceitful smile on my doormat. i don't have the american smile and expressed willingness to talk to women is not the same claim in its legal options are on the table today. so once again. walter me know what's going to make possibly to be against the islamic republic of iran. the mass energy. so deftly were two messages there. this is harmony the new instrument and he demanded or so to remain confident in ruin the only known one another i've known one another full he is unknown. and it's quite interesting because how many. the older two and is not exactly on the same time but to trust him to trust him. he trusted him and if the spray when they were on honeymoon to negotiate of the london uk on friday. and of every member of a window mom then headed to. eco from people who were present and immediate. on monday it will also re opening. it turned into the groove of the supreme kong city of the national guard two security guards good. i don't believe in negotiation and i'm quite skeptical. but if you've seen that throu

itv's angus walker has more. >> this a.m.a wall of water 20 feet high crashing into the area, leaving the city of 220,000 in ruins. storm chaser jim eds rode out the storm in a hotel. he captured the images in the hide of the deluge. >> the wind was coming at me and it was really eerie because it was picking up and gushing. it got so strong that you couldn't stand up. probably most people i saw got in trouble with the surge. the combination of wind and water was too much. >> the winds of 150 miles an hour, typhoon haiyan knocked out communications and destroyed eachbt to 80% and nearly all. food and water are in short fly. this pregnant woman, jenny de la cruz lot of 11 members of her family when the waters rose. she said right now all we can do is survive the day. i don't know what will happen tomorrow or the day after that. the president of the philippines toured the city. those who are injured and have a need for water. >> the airport was badly damaged by raging floodwaters. hundreds wait there, desperate to leave. the you

apparently a documentary by itv called "forced to marry" after seeing it, one of the women called theor help. the group's president spoke to cnn international. >> they called our 24-hour help line. it's manned by professionals and once one of them made the call we took that call seriously. we treat every call at the charity as if it's a last chance someone can call us, and then we started to get involved in very delicate negotiations on how they would be rescued and when that would happen. >> wow, that rescue then happened yesterday and their two alleged captors were taken into custody but have since been released on bail. atika shubert following the story from london. what are investigators saying about this? >> reporter: they're saying this say unique case. they haven't seen anything like that before. it's not domestic servitude or forced labor, but that there were invisible handcuffs and that's the term they've been using on these women that they were under severe emotional control, suffered both emotional and physical abuse. they won't say why the women are being held. there doesn

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