seems to be dragging their feet on this other man m.p.'s now that are supporting it and can possibly put up mount a credible pushback and to overcome the ca's resistance other m.p.'s in parliament right now that are in your campus actually. as well as running a business of spend a lot them once on meeting most of the m.p.'s of course u.k. parties doesn't matter whether it's lefroy middle whatever. they have a remit increase jobs and they see this as a real viable stimulation of the economy and you know and so they've we've got lots and lots of support so full we've there's been a. release the parliamentary group headed by barrie szymon m.p. to make sure that we keep the crowd in crowd funding george galloway has shown great support on your show and many other m.p.'s are getting behind this as well because really it is a way because we know crates of money we know owning your money we're not deciding where the money gets directed this is the democratization of in investing this is financial inclusion and if we take this to where it's meant

group headed by barry schumann m.p. to make sure that we keep the crowd in crowd funding george galloway has shown great support on your show and many other m.p.'s are getting behind this as well because really it is a way because we know it creates a money when owning your money we're not deciding where the money gets directed this is the democratization of investing this is financial inclusion and if we take this to where it's meant to be this is for the first time in history who gets funded reflects the values of what the people say you measure george galloway where now exploring ways to fund a million pound fund using crowdfunding for his ron to become mayor of london and of course there are considerations to be made but we are now in the process of looking at that there is a different crowd funding sites i myself have started a crowdfunding start called start join which is launching in december and we're going to definitely be support. that galloway run for mayor and this idea to raise a million pounds and of cours

cash for questions selling access to the prime minister and of course m.p.'s abusing their expense accounts the story that just keeps on giving all of these scandals and more have come together to undermine the moral capital of politicians and the amount of trust the able to command with the public a poll done earlier this year said britons think politicians tell the truth less than buying because it's all real estate agents don't to nicholas allen co-author of a new book on ethics and politics says this creeping loss of trust goes right to the heart of the legitimacy of all governments and there is a perception i think that politicians have. become less and less onerous less ethical in the way they conduct they say politics if people perceive politicians to be generally immoral and dishonest the politicians are going to lose a certain amount of moral authority politicians governments need a moral authority if they're going to lead the public lead society down quite difficult policy parts the times we live in demona difficult policy pods raising the pension a

. >> elected men still far outnumber the women who make up just 23% of m.p.'s in the house of commons and 40% of -- and in scottish parliament 357 of m.p.'s are women and in the northern ireland it's only 19! . therapy often violent struggle for the right to vote and after fancy became the first m.p. to take her seat in the commons. memorabilia is a reminder of the battle that women have to fight to gain representation but in the intervening years just 35 years have been give an job in the cabinet and campaigners believe unless political parties take action progress could stall. >> it was the election of tony blair's that really bostonned the number of female m.p.'s, he used all tpwhim many of his winnable seats. of male dominated world dublin dubbed them blair's babes but in believe it's time to change things. >> i'm not willing to wait while good intentions bring about very, very slow progress. i want to see change more quickly than that. >> in scotland they have a good record of getting women elected but they say they still face pressures male politicians d

. >> the vote that is heed i expen a few hours will fine their m.p.'arges of belonging to a criminal organization. >> the resolution is a come blow compromise agreed by the conservative led government and left wing opposition. if says parliament may suspend public funding to parties in their leaders or a fifth of their m.p.'s are indicted for organized crime or terrorism. >> it's b absured for taxpayerso support a party that is engaged in criminal acts. this prosecution has been long oveoverdue and has been tolerant for years. golden dawn's leader and another five m.p.'s are accused of running a criminal o. that organ that ordered killings and beatings. a man that claimed to be a golden dawn supporter killed a musician last month. they will deny them half a million dollars this year and more next year. it's designed to star o starch a government portion. but the candidate predicts it will fail. >> we can keep going because we haven't spent all of the money we have received from the state. parties get a lot of money. we were shocked when we saw how much

this is where the four m.p.'s from golden dawn are very soon to aruoff. four of the six arrested because the party leader will arrive tomorrow. his number two will come here on thursday. you can see the st of armed security and riot police who have lined outside, and there are also supporters of golden dawn who have gathered around in black t-shirts and golden logo. >> he talked about the shame of neo nazis, and i wonder what extent is that view shared by the greek public at large? >> you know george, the murder country. tunned the it prompted a huge outcry against golden dawn. but remember golden dawn had been accused of lots of violence before that, linked to 250 odd racist attacks and the murder of two immigrants. so it's nothing new, but it seemed to have prompted the government to act agait them. we've had some extraordinary evidence, details, emerging from the protected witnesses that have been speaking to police on how golden dawn works. hey say it's run across a nazi furor ty line, and a strict pyramid showing whom would answer to whom. they call

that have sprung up across europe the middle east and asia in the last twenty years a group of labor m.p.'s will say this week basically this is a great idea because other countries like norway famously have a sovereign wealth fund from the all that north sea oil britain could have had a sovereign.

property so this is the first head by max and it's turned crown estate into sovereign wealth fund labor m.p.'s to urge basically this is a great idea because other countries like norway famously have a sovereign wealth fund from know that north sea oil china has trillions of dollars in reserves made up of a chill in u.s. dollars and then more chileans of other currencies britain however they sold sixty percent of their gold under gordon brown they have no sovereign wealth fund and they've got an economy that's overly reliant on fraud and really hypothecation so yes i say to the queen elizabeth respectfully return all of that unused collateral into something that can help the nation think of it as being on the vanguard in this global financial war and when it's not sexy don't you want to be a war queen you can be like there's a financial war going we're going to put up the palaces collateral defy the financial war you know it's exciting get on t.v. make a few speeches you could make a movie about you you'd be as famous as some of these previous monarchs that made movies about that are now ca

that have sprung up across europe the middle east and asia in the last twenty years a group of labor m.p.'s will say this week basically this is a great idea because other countries like norway famously have a sovereign wealth fund from all that north sea oil britain could have had a sovereign wealth fund had they created one based on a north sea oil but instead they reply now that into a house by kulish and bubbles you know part of the reason they don't have a sovereign wealth fund is due to the bubble popping in two thousand and eight norway was not so foolish other countries are sovereign wealth funds here in the u.k. they're saying take the palaces that are owned by the crown i think you mentioned eight or nine billion pounds worth wrapped those into a palace backed bond essentially and then you can use that as a fractional palast lending obligation facility and spin that to eighty ninety one hundred billion pounds to go out there and buy. strategic assets around the world i'm not sure why this is not a good idea i think the queen would be more than happy to add something useful to t

i intend to court to show my support for the golden dawn m.p.'s it's unfair of the government to level these charges that the party and it will backfire we demand a rise because at the moment we don't have the golden dawn will continue and it will remain strong the party is the ideology not its people well you have to remember that despite all these events golden dawn still remains the third biggest political party increase it has eighteen elected m.p.'s and getting rid of them will not be easy it is against the law to ban any political party here in greece and even if you did put the politicians in jail they would still remain pays what's more golden dawn is now threatening to remove all of its politicians from parliament and that would trigger by elections and perhaps destabilize an already fragile coalition and in turn could jeopardize greece's chances of securing more european bailout money but the country already waiting to hear if it will receive the latest tranche of e.u. i.m.f. money worth one billion euros andrey farmer from athens. stil

m.p.'s from greece's farai golden dawn party are in court on criminal charges following a public way but here over the killing of an anti-fascist musician. behind the scenes of still in diplomacy and she talks exclusively to russia's i'm listening to the you on the tiny churkin about what needs to be done to mob the road for peace. in russia and around the world this is a party with me here national paula thanks for joining it's america's federal shutdown is beginning to take its toll the world's largest economy has already lost around three hundred million dollars on the first day the u.s. government seized operating and it's estimated the loss will only accelerate with no sign of the lawmakers resulting the budget crisis liz will find out how americans are feeling the pain. it's really frustrating for the american people and for myself to see you know our government be so inefficient local businesses say they're getting worried we depend on the government here especially for this business

m.p.'s from greece's far right golden dawn caught on criminal charges. over the killing of an. exclusive. international news headlines it's. a pleasure to have you with us today. america's federal shutdown is beginning to take its toll the world's largest economy has already lost around three hundred million dollars on the first day the u.s. government stopped operating it's been estimated the loss will only accelerate with no sign of lawmakers resolving the budget crisis and more on this from new york. day two of the us government shutdown is underway and experts say for every hour that washington remains power lies it will become increasingly painful for american citizens and the nation's economy to the shutdown erupted after the republican controlled house of representatives failed to come to an agreement with the democrat led senate on passing the federal budget the core issue obama's affordable care act known as obamacare a group of republicans refused to fund the government and possible unless the president's health care plan was dismantled or defunded and as the governme

we've got a bit of a delay on the line let's talk to a highly must moodys a labor m.p. and then the emmy's head which is arguably britain's most ethnically diverse city hi there good evening thanks for being with us and welcome britain this do about this threat that the new chief of m i five talked about how effective would anything they do be anyway. well i think so far it's been significantly effective we've got a fairly good security agency working alongside the police force at the moment they're managed to for literally all the plots in seven seven so therefore i think we're doing quite quite quite well respected doing that and i think it's largely due to the intelligence community in the agency that is doing that and i think particularly the last few plots that are that have been sort of uncovered by the security services a couple of them in birmingham. have been because of the vigilance of the security services but one lapse of course will help to break loose couldn't it. so that that is always i think the case is something like what has happened in kenya were to

that have sprung up across europe the middle east and asia in the last twenty years a group of labor m.p.'s will say this week basically this is a great idea because other countries like norway famously have a sovereign wealth fund from all that north sea oil britain could have had a sovereign wealth fund had they created one based on a north sea oil but instead they reply that into a house by kulish and bubbles you know part of the reason they don't have a sovereign wealth fund is due to the bubble popping in two thousand and eight norway was not so foolish other countries are sovereign wealth funds here in the u.k. they're saying take the palaces that are owned by the crown i think you mentioned eight or nine billion pounds worth wrapped owes into a palace back to bond essentially and then you can use that as a fractional palace lending obligation facility and spin that to eighty ninety one hundred billion pounds to go out there and buy. strategic assets around the world i'm not sure why this is not a good idea i think the queen would be more than happy to add something useful to the e

that have sprung up across europe the middle east and asia in the last twenty years a group of labor m.p.'s will say this week basically this is a great idea because other countries like norway famously have a sovereign wealth fund from the wall that north sea oil britain could have had a sovereign wealth fund had they created one based on a north sea oil but instead they reply now that into a house by kulish and bubbles you know part of the reason they don't have a sovereign wealth fund is due to the bubble popping in two thousand and eight norway was not so foolish other countries are sovereign wealth funds here in the u.k. they're saying take the palaces that are owned by the crown and i think you mention eight or nine billion pounds worth wrapped owes into a palace backed bond essentially and then you can use that as a fractional palast lending obligation facility and spin that to eighty ninety one hundred billion pounds to go out there and buy. strategic assets around the world i'm not sure why this is not a good idea i think the queen would be more than happy to add something usefu

he says within twenty years every m.p. in this country will be muslim and in between saying these things he says inshallah which is the women choice and his. government and then he says he is a prime ministership prime minister of this country will share all five now that's what he said it was always say what they say. you know. response to. everyone in my life that i cared about their goal but then. i came askin well. i was a national champion in track and field and also i was able to go in qualify for the olympic games. you know nine hundred eighty eight i started to experiment with that the drugs i had lost all the financial means that i. was really on the street. black market can. get a great. interest. but . it was a. very hard to take up. once again on a player has never had sex with the perfect hair looks. the. same plug a. welcome back to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle remind you that we're discussing saudi arabia's new foreign policy. on the phone go back to you in washington iran was men

and the local m.p. take their orders from the leadership of the party in downtown athens. that means each cell, the prosecutor says, operates different departments. one may be adding out aid or activities, recruiting minors. but the most controversial is what the prosecutor refers to as assault battalions. groups of people with military training or special forces training, some of them retired from the military who receive orders to commit acts of violence. always in a controlled fashion condoned by the party leadership, according to the prosecutor. those are the charges now that they are addressing. >> the latest still going on in athens. thank you. >>> more from europe. a little later in the news hour, but right now let's return to doha and to david. >> we have this coming up, sectarian violence flaring up in myanmar. we'll have the details from the volumvolatile state. >>> and more about bashar al-assad uncle. and the final asian champions league. >> the u.s. pratt president obama is making an attempt to end the political deadlock that has led to a partial shutdown. con

m.p.'ve skipped 80% of the work being days in the last five years. between january of 2009 and december of 2012 politicians either didn't show up or walked out 70% of the time. the cost of that was $4 million. heated arguments and walk outs used to be common. lately those source of confront takeconfrontations have become . because there is no one to argue it. m.p.'s have skipped over 80% of the working days in parliament since the last election. >> an important part of the parliament's work is representing their own constituents. they are supposed to be in parliament to talk about issues that affect the individuals that voted them into the parliament. so if a member of parliament doesn't attend parliament he is effectively depriving his own constituents of being heard in parliament. which is one of the basic on objectives. so, yes it does hurt. the opposition has boycotted parliament and taken to the streets instead. the opposition leader says they have no choice. the speaker shutting down

and not just any labor m.p.'s. i promise i'm not making this up. the shadow secretary stephen has backed a free school in his own city. let me give you a day in the life of twig. at 8:00 a.m. i'm on national radio saying free schools are terrible. but in the afternoon i'm saying what do we free school when do we want it? now. unbelievable. but isn't it always the way of the left. they don't like privilege unless it's for their own children. \[applause] we in this party must be ambitious for all our children and finish the job we started. we have great technical colleges, i say let's have one in every single major town in our country. \[applause] we've had a million apprenticeships started under this government and you heard this morning from samantha. i say let's set a new expectation. as you leave school you have a choice, go to a university or do an apprenticeship. and while we have children leaving school that can't read or write properly, let us eliminate illiteracy and give every one of those children a chance. [applause] and my friends as we

m.p.'s from greece's far right golden dawn caught on criminal charges following a few over the killing of an. exclusively.

m.p.'s from greece's far right golden dawn are in court on criminal charges following a public wave of fury over the killing of a. musician. behind the scenes of syrian diplomacy. exclusively to russia's ambassador to the un. about what needs to be done the road for peace.

in the past five years opposition m.p.'have skimmed mormore -- skipped more than 80f working days between january 2009 and january 2012 politicians didn't show up or walwalked out 7 and a half thoud times we have the executive director of transparency international of bang l banglad. says one of the key problems is the government is not held to account. if the opposition is fighting and taking advantage of the constitutional provision that allows 90 days of absence from the parliament, what becomes an opportunity given by the constitution has now become a deliberate policy on the part of the opposition party or the coalition to take a deliberate step from the parliament. so that has to be banned. that has to be totally stopped by amending the constitution. there are two things. one is about the constitution amend the. and the provision i have mentioned it doesn't allow the parties and the bloc, that is a misuse. that has to be done by the parliament members themselves. they have to stay away from this culture. and secondly

fault of the countable and finally bangladesh is going through a political turbulence with one of the m.p.'s so how could there chowdhury being sentenced hanging by death by hanging sorry what is in distance going to be on that i can take a hard line. see as far is this issue is concerned like any other country. right they have their own laws they have a legal system that is like a legal system in a lot of countries it's into bend the judiciary is independent of the executive this is a very very sensitive issue in bangladesh because. the entire national movement was and was based on certain principles and aspirations which need closure to the sense of betrayal that the freedom fighters felt and therefore after all these years and several rounds of tragedy in bangladesh and attempted to find clothes through the judiciary and through open public trial something that they are attempting to do now. it's for their own people really to judge to accept or to moderate it or modify it and i think it would be it really would not be fair on our part to comment on how they bring closure to a very ver

m.p.'s from greece's far right golden dawn are in court on criminal charges following a public wave of fury over the killing of an. behind the scenes of syrian diplomacy. all about what needs to be done to the road.

m.p.'s from greece's far right golden dawn party are in court on criminal charges following a public wave of fury over the. musician. and behind the scenes of syrian diplomacy. all about the challenges of the.

events golden dawn still remains the third biggest political party in greece is has eighteen elected m.p.'s and getting rid of them will not be easy it is against the law to ban any political party here in greece and even if you did put the politicians in jail they would still remain and pays what's more golden dawn is now threatening to remove all of its politicians from parliament and that were triggered by elections perhaps destabilize an already fragile coalition and in turn could jeopardize greece's chances of securing more european bailout money with the country already waiting to hear if it will receive the latest try and shift a u.i. meth money worth one billion euros and farmer for athens. and later in the program by report on how farmers in portugal are setting up on to patrol groups and their own attempts so calm but things in their region are stealing their equipment. and widening crime down each of the muslim brotherhood as a. government. being sued kind of pushing the country only deeply into political deadlock. this point being an expensive car saloon. like new clueless a

events golden dawn still remains the third biggest political party increase it has eighteen elected m.p.'s and getting rid of them will not be easy it is against the law to ban any political party here in greece and even if you did put the politicians in jail they would still remain and pays what's more golden dawn is now threatening to remove all of its politicians from parliament and that were triggered by elections and perhaps destabilize an already fragile coalition and in turn could jeopardize greece's chances of securing more european bailout money but the country already waiting to hear if it will receive the latest try and shift e.u. i.m.f. money worth one billion euros andrey farmer from athens. and so last to come here on the program this morning including that of fighting to survive we report on how farmers in portugal. patrol groups in an attempt to combat metal thieves in the region are stealing the farm as a quick moment. and a widening crackdown on egypt's muslim brotherhood as the mists accuse the government of being too harsh and of pushing the country of the deep into

of punishing us therapy had for the irish public to pay off the nation's debts and in a padded irish m.p. told my colleague kevin allen that the country is a great expectations of joining in you were unjustified one of two major reasons why we're in this mess is because people didn't listen to people like and cochran who when we joined the euro said step we're all laughing t.j. bush is full engine tears and how right he was and it created a situation where all our public finances were swears a money a cheap interest rates which could never have been sustained are there any positives of the three years of authorities brought your country how can you see positives in people not having enough to ace how can you see positives in a situation where they were called the disabled and you see a situation where you have people coming into my office on a zimmer frame looking for help and then you discover that they are the ones who are caring for someone even more sick at home we were told is when we joined up to this european monster that it would make us richer we are certainly not richer when we

two thousand and six mid seventy's in two thousand and ten minutes he says within twenty years every m.p. in this country will be muslim and in between saying these things he says inshallah . she's the winning choice and he's out of the alleyways with an insight i have a problem in government and then he says when he is a prime minister should our minister of this country which are all five now that's what he said he was always saying that's what they say at. least be to language. program some documentaries in arabic in school here. reporting from the will talks about six fifty r.p.m. interviews intriguing story to tell you. that troy spoke to the arabic to find out more visit arabic don't know t.v. don't call. the. economic ups and downs in the find out on monday the london deal sank night and the rest because i still unique case will be a briefly on me. with. a closer u.s. arabian thing is going nowhere it is just not going to happen it's a dead end and it's actually going to be incredibly destabilizing in countries like saudi arabia and israel are freak it out because they know that i

cash for questions selling access to the prime minister and of course m.p.'s abusing their expense accounts the story that just keeps on giving all of these scandals and more have come together to undermine the moral capital of politicians and the amount of trust the able to command with the public a poll done earlier this year said britons think politicians tell the truth less than because it's all real estate agents don't to nicholas allen co-author of a new book on ethics and politics says this creeping loss of trust goes right to the heart of the just mystery of all governments and there is a perception i think politicians have. become less and less onerous less ethical in the way they conduct both state politics if people perceive politicians to be generally immoral and dishonest the politicians are going to lose a certain amount of moral authority politicians governments need a moral authority if they're going to lead the public lead society down quite difficult policy parts the times we live in to mond difficult policy poets raising the pension age pay