." >> police disassemble the occupy london site. some barricades to delay the police operation. >> the pirates infested waters of the indian ocean. a cruise liner with more than 1000 people on board after a fire. and the european union and poses further sanctions. it is 12:00 in the new in singapore. >> it is 4:00 in the morning in london, broadcasting on pbs to our viewers in america and elsewhere around the world. welcome to "newsday." dozens of police have moved in to clear up a camp set up four months ago outside a cathedral in central london. the occupy movement is opposed to what they say is corporate greed. some erected barricades to try to delay the police operation. the eviction, arranged by the city of london corp., began just after midnight local time. we have the latest. >> just after midnight, police set up security cordons outside of st. paul's, and then they lives moved in to remove the tenants. there was little opposition from the protesters there. >> to move sideways and be creative. this is not the beginning of the

. >> i am in london. here are the headlines. a passenger ferry with 350 people on board has sunk off the coast of papua, new guinea. >> bitter rivalry has turned deadly in egypt. 9 fans are killed, more than 1,000 are injured. >> the u.s. hopes troops can end their combat role in afghanistan. facebook could be valued as high as $100 billion. it is 12:00 noon here in singapore. >> 4:00 a.m. in london. broadcast on pbs and around the world, this is news day. >> welcome once again. we have breaking news from papua, new guinea, because we have heard as we have been reporting that a ferry carrying 350 people has sunk off papua, new guinea's eastern coast. the operator of the ferry is a company called star shims. it lost contact with its ship after it sent a distress signal. earlier i spoke to captain noraramon with the mayor tile safety authority and he told me about that. >> it is thought to have supping. there are people floating around with their life jackets around the area of the casualty. we have mustered four merchant vessels

." >> we continue our coverage of the breaking news from london. the police have moved in to protesters. the group has refused permission to appeal against the high court decision to allow eviction. they set up camp on october 15. it was inspired by occupying on wall street. within the last two hours, police moved in after instruction. our correspondent is there for us outside the cathedral. you have been following this for the last few hours. bring our viewers up-to-date. >> this began shortly after midnight, local time when the whole area that you can see over here behind me was covered with the tents of the protestors. they knew there was a court order saying they had to go. that court order could have been fashioned at any point. the police and the baliffs moved in after midnight here. and in a remarkably quick time, they have removed dozens of tents from the site. i should point out the eviction order, the clearest order was not about removing the protesters themselves. they still had the right to be here. the right to raise their voices in pr

live in london. nina? >>> manisha, staying with the media and technology side of thing, the battle between apple and samsung is escalating these days. apple has its sights set on the galaxy nexus phone. apple claims that the galaxy violates no fewer than four of its patents. it wants a ban on sales in the united states of this particular device. back then, apple had claimed that samsung illegally copied design features from some of its products from, for instance, the iphone and ipad tablet computers. that case is still ongoing. apple will get its day in court probably later on in the year in summer. there's still no love lost between these two companies. apple and samsung are waging at least 20 legal battles across ten countries and all of it hinges on the lucrative handheld device market, manisha. >>> still ahead, basketball's overnight sensation. we check out the linsanity surrounding the new york knicks latest star. >>> remembering a singing sensation as the music world mourns whitney houston fans are

they got the word to him in london.he believed indians should convert to christianity and he personally preached to indians to get them to convert to christianity. but he believed conversion had to be an act of the heart and the intellect both. and not forced by fritz pnac sure lagat cromwell to intervene and stop massachusetts from forcing indians to convert to christianity. there's of least 180 books and pamphlets in the last few years after that book was published which specifically addressed him by name. that's a lot of publications. he was the mainstream. their work even more publications as the ideas spread you know longer had to identify the author of the idea. it's just out there. so you just discuss about the idea itself, so it is really a sign of the acceptance of his role in the the date and not that everybody agreed with an effective as a minority but, more starter been published the did not attribute even though they copied him word for word down to the typographical errors three but no attribution. and he

officer poisoned in london six years ago accusing that of a puritan of being behind that there was a mistake. gets a story first hand. the german leader takes. to convince china not to write off the e.u. and get beijing support for the oil embargo against iran. and moscow promises to all up past deals are not stop sending arms to syria insisting and involved it would not stop weapons reaching opposition groups from abroad our top stories this hour. international news and comment live from moscow this is. an unexpected change of heart the father of a former f.s.b. officer poisoned in london in two thousand and six has backtracked on accusations that then russian president vladimir putin was responsible for his son's death walter lippmann encodes said his claims were driven by hatred saying he had no idea his son alexander worked for british intelligence. over went to meet him. but. this is how we found mike that leads me and co praying in his tiny telling apartment no electricity no gas no water. what. if it wasn't for the help of various people would have died from hunger or frozen t

several trips back to london and spent several years there. he succeeded brilliantly. he won leal charters for his colony by winning the protection of cromwell who had known for 20 plus years and was quite influential. cromwell was the one person that massachusetts was afraid of. the back of canal was the end of it. more importantly williams and what made him a major figure was that he became a huge figure in revolutionary london. this is the time referred to as the world turned upside down. europe had been alive. there is no king. everything seemed possible. there was this whole fix, and he arrived in london having on board ship while traveling and had to go to new amsterdam. only a few miles away. he had been banished. he wrote a book called the key to language of america. a brilliant anthropological study. many books and indians. this is by far the best. actually, i think tom can give you a copy. anyway, no longer just a friend of cromwell begging for attention. he was a person in his own right his views were sought out. by no means the onl

four men from london and cardiff have pleaded guilty to plotting to bomb the london stock exchange. they set out a plan to terrorize people and damage the economy. the men were inspired by the preaching of the radical the extremist anwar al-awlaki the was killed by a drove attacking in the last year. five of the men have pleaded guilty to of a terrorism offenses. in june kelly reports. >> their plan was to strike at the core of the u.k. financial sector. the target was the london stock exchange. with the terrorist explosion here, they intended to continue the work of al-qaeda in the uk. mohammed chowdhury, the linchpin, just 21 he was arrested. like him, one of his co- conspirators is from east london. he also brought together a brew -- group from cardiff and four other men. now on the eve of their child, all have pleaded guilty to terrorist charges. in the run-up to christmas 2010, the men were put under surveillance. in a major operation in which their homes and cars were also bugged. seven of them got together in wales. while the men were under surveillance, they were observed ha

>>> i'm zain verjee at cnn in london. the headlines this hour, people in the herian city of homs are struggling to survive under a constant bombardment that's lasted more than two weeks, creating a humanitarian crisis as basic necessities are getting hard to find. meanwhile two top u.s. lawmakers are calling for aid, including weapons to help syria's resis ap tans movement. >>> an indonesian man accused in making the bombs in the 2002 bali attacks is set to make a plea this monday. he could be handed a death sentence if convicted. 2002 people were killed in the bali bombings. >>> at least 44 min mates are dead after a prison riot in new mexico. rival gangs were fighting in the prison and at one point inmates took a guard hostage. >>> australian prime minister julia laggard says she will survive the office. australian media report the former prime minister says a leadership challenge is, quote, not in the prospect. those are the headlines from cnn, the world's news leader. i'm zain verjee and "world business today" starts

the supreme court in london. we're not expecting to hear just station today we have heard already from documents released by the supreme court that although this is day two of the two day hearing begins to be reserving judgment for what they term a number of weeks which stars like that could mean between two and eight weeks so we will have to wait to find out the birthday this is day two as i say into the nostalgia right this morning about how the full proceedings started again looking fairly relaxed just seated yesterday saying hello to a few his supporters standing behind me to have braved the edge days subzero temperatures and on to turn out to show him that they are still. rooting for him yet today we heard his legal team giving their side of the story this case here at the supreme court is no simple out whether or not associates guilty of the allegations that have been made against him it's about the nuts and bolts of the legal system and specifically about whether the european arrest warrant under which his

on to the london 2012 olympics. they're not far away. the games are going to have obviously a sporting element, cultural, but social as well. and many countries have their own hospitality base. our olympics correspondent has been finding out what some of those countries are planning. >> they might paint the town red, but they'll definitely turn this part of north london orange. the dutch are going to make alexander palace their home during the games. it will be the biggest hospitality house for sponsors and spectators in the capital. they're expecting 6,000 people a night here. these places are like an embassy, but with a lot more fun. the dutch have a reputation for enjoying a party, and here at alexander palace, they're going to have entertainment every night during the olympics. it's not just the dutch that are doing this. the jamaicans, czechs, nigerians, most countries are planning to host parties and business meetings in some of the capital's most famous buildings. the germans are taking over the museum of london documents. and lik

. >> it is 2:00 here in london. welcome to newsday. the british photographer who had been trapped last week has been smuggled out of the country. several activists are reported to have been killed in the operation to get him out of the district. syria's ambassador to the u.n. human rights council left the debate on his country after condemning. >> the shelling of homes, as unrelenting today as it has been the last few weeks. the regime is killing 100 civilians a day across syria. heavy artillery is being used indiscriminately. this little boy's home was destroyed by a shell. incredibly, he is still alive. rescue workers freed him. he is now recovering in a makeshift field hospital. the british photographer paul conroy escaped all this. the paper said he is in good shape and good spirits. his family said they are overjoyed and relieved. >> we are quite happy he is out. we are very happy. >> the badly injured french journalist was with him in the makeshift hospital. there is confusion over her current whereabouts and of two other journal

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officer poisoned in london six years ago says accusing him of being behind the desk was a mistake r.t. gets the story first time. the u.n. reportedly considers a new draft of a resolution on syria which softens calls for president assad to step down following criticism from russia. i mean reports that are softer resolution on syria is finally being considered at the u.n. security council russian officials in new york do not confirm this so what's the latest find out just ahead in the program. reports egyptian police fired tear gas at a group of protesters in cairo we're bringing you live pictures here of a rally if it's being held in the wake of the bull bottoms which left over seventy dead the. international news or comment live from moscow this is good to have you with us this hour in an unexpected change of heart the father of a former f.s.b. officer poisoned in london in two thousand and six has backtracked on accusations that then russian president vladimir putin was responsible for his son's death cult live and said his claims were driven by hatred saying he had no idea his son

world cup wins under her belt do not to ring shy to should be a shoo in for the fast approaching londongames or so you would think because for these modern pentathlon to second the increase are now a huge doubt in beijing in two thousand and eight she competed for leaf yanni but has since married a russian and was granted a russian passport and though do not has been cleared to fly the russian flag at other major events she needed the formality of permission from the leaf in an olympic committee to go to london but her request was denied that is true but i think the sports officials and some patriots are against me but a lot of ordinary people still support me you could say lithuania split in two over this a lot of people have been leaving the country to earn money elsewhere and some may think they've come to russia to rolling cash which is not the case you do not went on to say she was on the verge of tears and her mother cried twice at last month's meeting in leaf yeah near the sports summit has threatened her entire career and she described it as a circus while the reporter at the ti

. >> newday on bbc, live from singampre -- singapore and london. uncovering more than 30 british victims in sweden. now look at the international newspaper headlines in this thursday, we will start with the front page of the international herald tribune that details the launch of shares, it could give the company evaluation of the a $100 billion. the financial times says the european union regulators worry about the risk to competition and a blocked a planned merger. the merger would of created the world's biggest equity exchange. an emerging battle over the level of funding for the poorest regions. they warn that could be a shortfall this year, and it is making the case for a budget increase, something members are strongly opposed to. users are striking back in the ukraine. sites or shut down by waves of cyber attacks. >> this is newsday on the bbc. >> these are the headlines. 17 fans have been killed and more than a thousand injured. the violence began after the home team won and fans invaded the pitch. ending military roles and afghanistan for t

london lehman brothers london bernie madoff london the light board scandal london david cameron why do other terrorist ok you think murdoch is slime ok he's nothing compared to almost bore. when you are pathetic you make little children puke in the street when they look in your face so what they're accusing them of the financial services authority but also the f.c.c. and the japanese regulators are looking at is that this happened in particular during the financial crisis between two thousand and seven and two thousand and nine and they actually so remember this is a panel of experts not the market setting the mechanism so they set the rate lower they manipulated they conferred with each other and they made it lower the libel rate lower than it would normally be in the market conditions that were there so only they had exclusive information about just how bad the situation was for example and what the libel rate was signaling to the rest of the market plus cheap rates may speculation and when the government bails out your bad bets of course you want the cheapest rates for speculatio

terror suspect dubbed old guard is a spiritual leader in europe is allowed to roam the streets of london softer his deportation to jordan where he sentenced to life in prison has been forbidden by the european court of human rights. and questions over legality of u.s. drone attacks on pakistani soil resurface with the first strike just days after the report revealed evidence that dozens of civilians were killed by america's. craft more news stories for you and others in less than fifteen minutes from now in the meantime kit's here with the major sport. hello welcome to the web site our sport around up here the headlines. on the manager read not his cleared of tax evasion charges and back in the running to succeed fabio capello in the england job. while elephants started painting did a drug was ivory coast opera tearing to live up to their tigers favorites in the semifinals of the good cup of nations. and fighting back cycling star alberto contador considers an appeal and calls his two year ban a terrible injustice after failing a drugs test the twenty ten tour de france. but first a foot

a court in australia may finally decide the answer, and the london olympics. >> this is newsday. hello again. the bloodshed in syria is showing no signs of ending as the international community prepares to deliver a ceasefire to allow aid into the worst hit areas in the country. activists say dozens have been killed in the violence. in the past few hours the un has appointed its former secretary general kofi and non as a special envoy to syria. >> under fire, nowhere safe from the shelling, even this mosque. and verify video, but the devastation shares its story, and and a british photographer injured yesterday. today he appealed for help on the internet. >> i was wounded. any assistance we can get. government agencies will be welcome. >> the french journalist was also injured and said her broken leg and internal bleeding also needed urgent medical attention. elsewhere, some ventured out for our hurried funeral. a death which apparently left these small boys without a father. as international this may mounts, so does the pressure on president assad. a new human rights report blam

champion and dreamy suv to cheer on in london. r t well let's switch to football where it is semifinal stay at the africa cup of nations ivory coast star studded squad take on mali gavin he's capital liberal veal the elephants have big name plays including manchester city's yacht or a and chelsea's didier drogba last night in the favorites for the trophy in ivory coast produced an impressive three nil win over co-host equitorial guinea in the last state but despite their obvious talent their coach is always wary of the opposition. as we go forward with what i would say is a lot of cohesiveness because we know that everything we've achieved is fragile and that in a game or a certain situation it could all crumble so we're being very prudent to deserve our country we're trying to be wives. and the other game is saving ghana will be seeking to reach the final for the second time in a row they take on zambia in the barter stadium in equitorial guinea but their build up hasn't been ideal garner were forced to cancel their monday traini

welcome back to london.s is "world business today." >>> now, they say a dog isn't just for christmas, so surely, you'd expect people's commitment to their pets to out-live the economic downturn as well. however, as i discovered earlier, with tough times ahead, an increasing number of cash-strapped pet owners are having to make a heart-wrenching decision, bidding farewell to their furry friends simply because they just can't afford to keep them. >> reporter: through the recession, people are finding it increasingly hard to make ends meet. the result? well, it's often the smallest members of the family suffering the most. i'm here at london's dogs and cats home which has been in operation for about 150 years, taking in strays and abandoned pets. and in just the last month alone, they've seen a record number of people surrendering their furry friends because they just can't afford to look after them. philip? >> hello. >> you've been here for many years. you know winston well. tell me about his story. >> well, t

but we still hope for podium places in london. is already setting his sights on the real games in twenty sixteen well russia also have a strong message contingent including athens and beijing champion and dreamy save to cheer on in london. of r t but let's switch to football where it is semi finals day at the africa cup of nations ivory coast star studded squad take on mali in the gabba nice capital bit of feel the elephants have big name plays including chelsea's didier drogba the city's ya tall right that's made them the favorites for the trophy and every case produced an impressive three nil win over co-host equitorial guinea in the last eight but despite their obvious talent they coach is always wary of the opposition. as we go forward with what i would say is a lot of cohesiveness because we know that everything we've achieved is fragile and that in a game or a certain situation it could all crumble so we're being very prudent to deserve our country we're trying to be wise. in the other game tonight garner will be seeking to

naming this time to help medal hopeful than arthur being shot a represent russia at this summer's london olympics the pentathlete was born in the way nia but is attained a russian passport although her native country has now banned her from competing michael clutch of as the story. just a week off to turn in twenty four and with multiple world cup wins under her belt do not are you shy to should be a shoo in for the fast approaching london games or so you would think because for these modern pentathlon to second the increase are now a huge doubt in beijing in two thousand and eight she competed for leaf janja but has since married a russian and was granted a russian passport and though do not has been cleared to fly the russian flag at other major events she needed the formality of permission from the leaf in an olympic committee to go to london but her request was denied. but i think the sports officials and some patriots are against me but a lot of ordinary people still support me he could say we feel a new split in two over this a lot of people have been leaving the country to earn mo

officer alexander litvinenko was poisoned in london he was taken care of by some very powerful patrons like suffix out tycoon ski and ahmed's archive and a tourist former chechen militant both hiding in the u.k. . yet you get extremist young doors that there is just give me a you're pretty here doris you will be. one by three litvinenko sent a letter asking to be interviewed by russian television we expected more of the same but instead. we're going to we're different. if you're watching this program please forgive me for all the slander the thai said and wrote about the hatred or how do you even only i had known my son worked for british intelligence i would not talk about his death he could easily have been shot as a double agent the choice should be short of story what else can i answer the. only with. the u.-turn vaulters says came when his sons we dove marina bin and co revealed to the british media that her husband had worked for m i six alexander litvinenko was receiving a retainer of around two thousand pounds a month from the british security services at the time he was murder

officer poisoned in london six years ago says accusing vladimir putin of big behind the desk was a mistake party gets the story first time. the un considers a new draft of a resolution on syria which no longer calls on president assad to step down following criticism from russia. and the german leader takes. to convince china not to write off the e.u. and get beijing support for the oil embargo against iran. business out sea russia's government says it's ready to buy back shares from minority shareholders of russia's second largest bank more on this and to its. international news in comment live from moscow this is. another expected change of heart the father of a former f.s.b. officer poisoned in london in two thousand and six has backtracked on accusations that the russian president vladimir putin was responsible for his son's death and then coach said his claims were driven by hatred saying he had no idea his son alexander worked for british intelligence. went to meet him. but is. this is how we found like that lead me and co praying in his tiny tellin apartment no electricity no gas no

to come to london and kill. without any evidence and when you think about it you know there are lots of explanations for this moment and actually the least likely is that it was ordered by president putin because. you know the idea that well first of all that banker wasn't exactly a major threat to him he was a very minor figure he wasn't as if he'd said he was going to stand for president and so the idea that the russian government would order this to take place and to use polonium. as the murder weapon that's a very theatrical dramatic way it's quite fanciful quite absurd really well as you say this mystery has been going on for some years now but now the coroner in charge of the investigation into his death as a result of m i five and i six to be classified documents in this case that so i haven't quite recently to think russia could benefit from that and indeed would it help to unravel this mystery i think it would benefit russia because i think we've got to get to the truth and what happened and what was re

london in a while will be riders in the u.k. good soon come face to face with military grade chemical agents the fake government is being asked to clarify it stands on use of incapacitating nerve gas although banned from use in warfare and there are fears it could be adopted by british bride really the full story at r.t. dot com. of the on our website a holy war for america. rage catholic priests are preparing for a legal fight with president obama saying is new health insurance policies are assault on religion. on the brink of bankruptcy greece's you're a crappy am has reportedly said that a draft of the long delayed dad deal could be presented to parliament today however getting approval may be difficult more than ten thousand greeks surrounded the parliament on tuesday clashing with police while protesting the latest reforms many see their livelihoods and as a country being sold out with little benefit for them parliamentary opposition is also strong with deputies wary of more cuts and tax hikes expected to accompany the deal

but we still hope for a podium place in london rimshot is already setting his sights on the rio games in twenty sixteen well russia also had a strong message contingent inclusion i think and beijing champion and dreamy safe to cheer on in london the hill got show for our team and finally to major sports and kimmie writing and has much his return to formula one with the fastest time on day one of pre-season testing the senate is back behind the wheel with lotus after spending two years beating the world rally championship but who could use a blistering lap during testing in had a in spain he finished in just under one minute and twenty seconds marginally ahead of force india's pull the rest while michael is more whether it comes to this. whole campaign like i said everything going to plan because it isn't how do i. think it makes any difference i mean testing doesn't doesn't give you anything. you try to do the things that is necessary to get ready for the series and. the times don't account for the rising sun. every day. we did more or less what we were planning to do before we starte

economy, and this week, all the experts are in town for london fashion week. at a time when things are looking up for the sector, sales are up 2% in january, designs say the best boost for the industry has been the duchess of cambridge. fashion fit for a princess, or at least a duchess. this is british designer's latest collection. it's become one of london fashion week's biggest shows, not least because of who wears the brand. both the duchess of cambridge and her sister have worn this designer on public occasions, but the whole of british retail is blooming from the so-called kate effect. in the hours after she wears either high street or a british designer, internet searches and sales spike by as much as 500%. >> she's done wonders, and she's looked fantastic. she's a really lovely girl. she's supporting british fashion by wearing just british fashion, which is brilliant. and i think she's a really fantastic ambassador, and she's breathed a new life back into the royal family. she's fantastic. >> in just a decade, alice templey's business has grown to sell

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devastation that's occurred in an economy that's been gutted by thieves and bankers in the city of london or on wall street. south korea has held live fire war games on islands near its disputed naval border with the north pealing yang promised to retaliate calling drills a premeditated military provocation two years ago north korea responded to similar military exercises from its neighbor with an artillery attack that killed four people eric cirrhotic and co-founder of the campaign to end the korean war thinks the war games are aimed at hampering upcoming talks between north korea and the us . well at this point we are not surprised that some type of provocation has taken place and i think it is a provocation the united states and north korea were about to start bilateral talks next week in beijing this is about the nuclear program and about food aid and perhaps twenty third a treaty to finally end the korean war but here we have an election year in south korea and boom we have live military exercise in not only disputed waters but waters that really under international law belong to nor

to come to london and hill. without any evidence and when you think about it you know there are lots of explanations for this much and actually the least likely is that it was a would by president putin the time of the murder there are all kinds of conspiracy theories floating around attacking russia and putin for this there was a real russian public campaign in the west media there are people called the neo cons i think they're right wing thinkers who really resent russia's revival under president putin and medvedev and these people use anything to discredit russia russia really is a counterbalance to u.s. global domination russia is friendly with iran stopping military intervention in syria as i speak and so there are a lot of people. in the upper echelons of power in the west who are very keen to discredit russia and they will use anything bill to do that the draft resolution on syria under discussion at the u.n. security council is being softened to take into account russian concerns it's likely to have refe

or not it is enough to take plone into london sprinklers over some heads and leave traces everywhere and their suspect they lugovoy is not a fool either it was anger and blind hatred speaking inside of me my turn now believes his son fell victim to his own game of double agents now he wants his words to be heard but the media outside russia which once beat down his door for interviews now won't even reply to his requests. and why. because they like it when i scold the regime though i was a real treasure for them well there are very few people who would say as many horrible things about putin as i did. in two thousand and eight but the only thing young called what russia or sanctuary need to leave is settled in the sleeping quiet town of sunni ghalia it over did you anonymous life the man claimed putin was his number one enemy so hiding in europe he believed was the only safe solution today was the only thing and co is still afraid to open this door not because of putin though but because of his landlord to whom hill has a lot of money this miserable life has made him a slave of his s

marcus papadopoulos editor of politics first magazine speaking with us there from london there's a lot more coming up in the next few minutes including this religious to the extreme . and it's freaking people in it this is a misinterpretation of their secret groups are lying rhetoric from a radical islamic group shocking belgian society including fellow muslims plus. a shocking new turn in the long running spy and murder saga as the father of slain f.s.b. officer alexander litvinenko backtracked on accusations that of l'avenir putin was to blame for his son's death. live pictures from every polling station in russia set to go online with the help of a new website launched friday thousands of web cameras are being installed across the country ahead of next month's presidential election the move was introduced by the current prime minister and presidential candidate vladimir putin as a step toward stopping fraud during the vote. as the details. inch after inch mile after mile big brother is preparing to cast his eyes on polling stations as the massive campaign to install web cameras is i

london. meanwhile our would be rioters in the u.k. could soon come face to face with a military grade chemical agents the u.k. government being asked to clarify its stance on the use of incapacitating nerve gas although banned from use in a war there are fears it could actually be adopted by british riot police the full story standing by for you at r.t. dot com. also on our web site a holy war for america and raised catholic priests are preparing for a legal fight with president obama saying his new health insurance policies are quote an attack on a religion. washington is sending a top official to egypt to tackle kairos crackdown on u.s. nonprofit groups where they played a pivotal role in the popular uprising that toppled president mubarak last year but are now falling victim to egypt's new military leadership. has been following the events egypt's new government crackdown on n.g.o.s has raised many questions and they may want to is why now the groups many of which funded by washington have been on the ground here for a while they w

back to what this resolution is all about it's an ally as between nato basically led by washington london and paris and this six persian gulf monarchies the gulf cooperation council there agenda from the beginning for months now is reaching change in syria no matter what they knew that they couldn't never get the u.n. security council resolution authorizing a no fly zone over syria for a number of reasons first of all because up did assad regime is not so bold bardi its own population with makes so this has nothing to do with the syrian peace process and all syrians themselves began being takes place that look we don't trust this big zeile the council would like to organize ourselves and will like to discuss with the go sit down when they go and discuss a roadmap for peace but between our selfs. well that late in the program we reported another target of western pressure iran is ready to call world markets saying who responded were doing all about it by cutting off the supply before european countries time to find alternatives. the same time the german chancellor wraps up being toward chi

to cross-talk austerity measures around the world i'm joined by people in london she is president and founder of principle us asset management also in london we have fragged his close philippe as he is a senior lecturer in international business at the university of kent and in new york we cross to dmitri papa dimitrios he is the executive vice president of bard college our focus is crosstalk rosen a fact that means you can jump in anytime you want me to if i go to you first the new york can austerity bring back prosperity because we have unemployment is on the increase particularly in the zone and that the prospects for employment are pretty bleak how can you have prosperity when there's so much unemployment and people would say austerity creates unemployment because of the loss of jobs in the public sector. blindness stary the. decline in moment or a decline in the economy is not the right medicine clearly. the economic when there is an increase in demand an increase in demand if you doesn't come from the private sector you need to come from the public sector so therefore when one t

investigations into murdoch's papers had not involved e-mail hacked also given that the times of london is one of murdoch's flagship papers it's possible that other prominent newspapers and media outlets in the empire are using the same tactics and then when say the wall street journal or fox so-called news when the murdoch learn the freedom of the press doesn't include the use of illegal activity and a very very ugly senator mike lee. the tea party senator from utah has been adamant about exacting revenge for president obama's recent recess appointments and poor consumer and worker protections officials he had previously said that he would engage in a scorched earth campaign of obstruction against each of the nominees well yesterday he stepped up his vitriolic rhetoric by tweeting gen for two thousand and twelve may well be a day that will live on and inform me as the day the congress ceded one of its rightful powers to the executive as take c.f.b. be the phrase he used. live on the day of infamy is of course the one used by franklin roosevelt franklin delano roosevelt to describe the

greenest most sustainable a limp dick games ever but a poisonous cloud of controversy hangs over london twenty twelve because of links to this at bhopal gas leak one thousand nine hundred four one of the worst industrial disasters of all time the left a toxic legacy still claiming lives the company responsible zahn now owned by dow chemical and major olympic sponsor meredith alexander was part of the game's ethics watchdog but is just quit in protest all of it is supposed to be about us and instead all of us are going to have a toxic legacy i doubt have. fifteen thousand people died when poisonous gas leaks from a factory in rural india a subsequent fall out killed another ten thousand congenital birth defects in the area a ten times the norm in the rest of india for was ten at the time the gas she inhaled left permanent damage and there's still i can't believe how it will open higher and the money's been. fair i got just one thousand dollars compensation part of four hundred seventy million dollars payout in one thousand nine hundred nine by union carbide factory owners dow chemical co