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now the ball goes rush over the fences which is also supposed to come but that's just tough luck mr cameron. so he's hoping to attract muslim money by becoming the first country to issue an exam a bond outside of the muslim world the u.k. hopes to offer a two hundred million pound islam friendly bond known as a cook as early as next it it will conform to the law which bans interest and gambling the prime minister is also planning to launch a new index boyko explains exactly why mr cameron is so we go to this part of the world the british muslims contribute at least thirty billion pounds to the economy here while u.k. banks offer more islamic services than in any other western country in fact islamic funding has propped up some of the capital's largest developments including the shot on the olympic village but critics say the welcoming approach doesn't go beyond investment british politicians have in the past rejected proposals to recognise shari'a lower in certain areas with large muslim populations while the recent debate in parliament centered on whether or not to penalize local shari'a c

mr cameron's words we heard from angela merkel saying that migrants poverty migration was the cause of considerable social problems in certain cities in germany no she didn't mention those cities but it was almost understood that she meant both along the eastern border of germany and the former the former east germany. know what she said is that as she was announcing her coalition government that she wanted to try and put in place the. restrictions that would not allow migrants to just move here without a job and sign on for social benefits for housing benefits and the like that they would only be allowed to do so for limited periods of time now in france france warland was saying similar things he said that this type of migration was a threat to the social fabric of france and that something must be done to try and curb these type of large scale migration from east to west from those who are not just from east to west but really from the poorer countries in europe to those that . have weathered the storm much better than others and has that been reaction from other european leaders

mr cameron's words we heard from angela merkel saying that migrants poverty migration was the cause of considerable social problems in certain cities in germany no she didn't mention those cities but it was almost understood that she meant those along the eastern border of germany in the former the former east germany. no. it was announcing a coalition government that you want to. restrict sions that would not allow migrants to just move here without a job and sign on for social benefits for housing benefits and the like that they would only be allowed to do so for limited periods of time now in france france warland was saying similar things he said that this type of migration was a threat to the social fabric of fronts and that something must be done to try and curb these type of large scale migration from east to west from those who are not just from east to west but really from the poorer countries in europe to those that . have weathered the storm much better than others those in the high echelons of the european parliament of being concerned by these comments coming out but it

mr cameron's words we heard from angela merkel saying that my currents that poverty migration was the cause of considerable social problems in certain cities in germany no she didn't mention those cities but it was almost understood that she meant both along the eastern border of germany and the former the former east germany. know what she said is that it's as she was announcing her coalition government that she wanted. restrictions that would not allow migrants to just move here without a job and sign on for social benefits for housing benefits and the like that they would only be allowed to do so for limited periods of time now or in france in france warland was saying similar things he said that this type of migration was a threat to the social fabric of france and that something must be done to try and curb these type of large scale migration from east to west from those who are not just from east to west but really from the poorer countries in europe to those that . have weathered the storm much better than others those in the high echelons of the european parliament of being co

mr. cameron under pressure not only from within his own party, but also opponents on the right. friend, al jazeera al jazeera, central london. >> poland is accusing the crime len of blackmailing ukraine over a deal that would have brought its state close for europe. the ukraine had expected to sign a trade deal this week but the government backed out. tens of thousands of people have shown their anger over the decision and sometimes violent protests during the past five days. ukraine is being pulled from both sides over the deal. they have been leaning on kiev to a join it's trading block. earlier this year kiev has blocked trade. we have more from kiev. >> reporter: she came to kiev from the russian republic looking for a new life. three years later she's married, and has a young son. but she still feels she would like to take her family even further away from her homeland in the ural mountains as her adopted country once again falls into the embrace of moscow. >> people need freedom, and they don't feel any old soviet bloc, they want to make decision on their own, but this cou

mr. cameron under pressure. >>> germany is set to get a new government.ela mackerel has finally managed to create a new proposal. >> reporter: after weeks of negotiations and a long night of talks a deal was struck to form a new coalition government for germany, europe's biggest economy. >> translator: we completed a coalition agreement in the early hours of this morning between the cdu and others, with the motto, germany's future, the characteristics and the spirit of this contract mean we will have a grand coalition, which master the big tasks for germany. >> reporter: the christian democrats won the election in september. but the free democrats lost all of their seats. forcing the german chancellor to seek support elsewhere. and this latest agreement still needs to be ratify by the social democrats. the party has been crucial in securing a minimum age for germany, aimed at helping the country's working poor. the coalition members have also agreed not to raise taxes. some people in germany will also be able to retire earlier. the markets reacted positiv

explains exactly why mr cameron is so we get to this part of the world the british muslims contribute at least thirty billion pounds to the economy here while u.k. banks offer more islamic services than in any other western country in fact islamic funding has propped up some of the capital's largest developments including the shot on the olympic village but critics say the welcoming approach doesn't go beyond investment british politicians have in the past rejected proposals to recognise shari'a lower in certain areas with large muslim populations while the recent debate in parliament centered on whether or not to penalize local shari'a courts which help british muslims result family issues and when a small group of locals try to impose sharia law or in london's east end the response was that of horror but when it comes to the potential. gold mine that is muslim money the city of london stored may have recently said that islamic finance should be as british suspicion chips and the f.a. cup final reporting from the city of london i'm party boy thank you that pollinate i will going to s

mr cameron's words we heard from angela merkel saying that my currents that poverty migration was the cause of considerable social problems in certain cities in germany no she didn't mention those cities but it was almost understood that she meant those along the eastern border of germany in the former the former east germany. no what she said is that it's as she was announcing her coalition government the issue was that i am totally. restrictions that would not allow migrants to just move here without a job and sign on for social benefits for housing benefits and the like that they would only be allowed to do so for limited periods of time now all in front so france warland was saying similar things he said that this type of migration was a threat to the social fabric of france and that something must be done to try and curb these type of large scale migration from east to west from those who are not just from east to west but really from the poorer countries in europe to those that . have weathered the storm much better than others those in the high echelons of the european parliame

mr. cameron said britain needs to celebrate enterprise to pay for public services. that's not capitalism. >> so work harder so you can pay more to the state. >> exactly. in the same speech he talked about how the austerity measures need to be permanent in britain. i don't want to sound like an occupy wall street type, or do i? can we put up that photo? maybe don't give that speech at the lord mayor's bap gnquet. not the best optics in the world. >> i like it. >> it's like a batman movie. >> but the kids don't understand money. they think that it all comes from dad's wallet, right? and if they need more, just print more of it. when i was a kid, i thought why continue you just print more of that. >> i still think that. give me more plastic cards. just swipe. >> that's the lesson they're getting. you don't have to actually earn something. there's no connection between cost and consequence in today's culture, i believe. >> can you imagine running your own personal bank account the way that the government runs things? >> yes, i can. >> it doesn't work that well. they sho

london correspondent sara first joins us now for more on is this sara so do tell us what exactly a mr cameron is accused off. well some very strong words for the prime minister there from those human rights organizations and they're fighting back against what they call the eroding of fundamental rights in the now let's take a look over some of the main points that that letter raises and their concerns center around the use of terrorism legislation against david miranda when he was detained at heathrow airport they also talk about the sustained pressure against media organizations reporting the edward snowden leaks the guardian newspapers come under a huge amount of pressure you cast your mind back they had government officials actually enter their building and destroy the hard drives now i think a very interesting point that the lesson makes is over the potential violation of freedom of expression now this is the argument we hear the u.k. government use a lot when they're condemning the leaks being published that it's damaging national security in the u.k. now in the letter it says that the p

gambling now the prime minister is also planning to launch a new index boyko explains exactly why mr cameron is so we go to a pill to this part of the world british muslims contribute at least thirty billion pounds to the economy while u.k. banks offer more islamic services than in any other western country in fact islamic funding has propped up some of the capital's largest developments including the shot on the olympic village but critics say the welcoming approach doesn't go beyond investment british politicians have in the past rejected proposals to recognise shari'a lower in certain areas with large muslim populations while the recent debate in parliament centered on whether or not to penalize local shari'a courts which help british muslims result family issues and when a small group of locals try to impose sharia law in london's east end the response was that of horror but when it comes to the potential gold mine that is muslim money the city of london's lord mayor recently said that islamic finance should be as british suspicion chips and the f.a. cup final reporting from the city of

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mr. cameron's office said he stressed the need for prompt, fair, and proportionate action by russia's judicial system. they made the comments with the phone call on tuesday. meanwhile, a hearing has begun in an international court to free the activists until they fate trial. they explained why russia didn't send a delegation to defend its case. >> the russians didn't appear in the court at hamburg. they had written and said they didn't accept the arbitration process started by the netherlands, and they were not going to take part in wednesday' hearings all part of provisional measures requested by the dutch. the dutch lawyers have been telling the judges here that despite the absence of the russians they can go ahead and make a ruling on the immediate release of activists and journalists and the artic sunrise, and allowing it to sale freely out of russian waters. they have been asking for judicial procedures against the 30 to be stopped, and any further legal action to be ruled out. now greenpeace for their part said they would be prepared for some kind of legal process, some charge to be brou

mr. cameron who was next to him. i said when do you watch t.v.? aren't you running the free world? (laughter) i'm worried. and he said well, saturday afternoon michelle, she takes the girls, they go play tennis, i pretend i'm going to work, i sit in the oval office and i put on homeland." >> rose: (laughs) that's good! and he said -- >> rose: just like that? >> yeah, and he's got a -- you've met him many more times than i ha?h he has a great sense of humor, he has a twinkle in his eye. i think he enjoyed being a mixed group of people that night. i had warren buffett on my left-hand side. >> i was there that night. >> rose: that's right. and he had a twinkle in his eye and he was playing the game. he's consummate, he's an entertainer himself and he -- but that was it. so now i know, saturday afternoons. >> rose: you know one of the things i do like about him-- which is the same quality you just mentioned sds that when he does comedy for example at the white house correspondent it is dinner and he has his comedy writers and some from his own staff and he writes these lines and someti

mr. cameron actually tweeted he was the first president or prime minister to visit northern sri lanka since independent from britain in 1948. he's dealing with pro at the time testers pro and anti-government. what a mess. >> what's actually trending around the world right now, the vatican says it's not worried about a mafia threat against the pope after two the mafia experts said pope francis is putting himself at risk by trying to clean up the vatican bank. in may, the vatican bank issued its first ever report. the 64-page report details the vatican's efforts to crackdown on money landering in particular. made no mention of mafia connections but the report found six cases an of what it calls suspicious activity within the past year. >> a lot of calls to look into that bank for years. now, we want to show you one more photograph before we go. it's a rare sight, comes from vietnam. now, we were talking about this. we've never heard of this remote cameras in a forest reserve snapping a photograph of what's called a sa la. >> it is dubbed the asian unicorn because it's horns are close together

mr. cameron has now he's got a collision government that has a lot of trouble functioning. >> we have what is going on now is a conservative renewal. the younger generation is coming in to the republican party. so we're going have these debates. people are going perhaps, say things they'll regret in later years. but they have the same in britain. lady thatcher challenged whose government was conservative government was a disaster characterized by huge you turn. she said it was socialist government in british history. it was a harsh and tough debate. but she won because she stated the certain principles and renewable happened because conservatives right now cannot avoid this. it's their delawares knit. they are going to inherit the mess. socialism works fine until we run out of other people's money. we should welcome the debate and not worry too much about the harsh rhetoric. >> the problem is they were arguing about the same thing economics. here you've got economic and national defense conservatives who are interested in one set of issues. and you have people own the other side who can on

mr. david cameron. later, another look at senator paul's remarks at the citadel military academy in south carolina. >> this week on "q&a," the president and chief executive officer discusses his work and latest book, entitled "the big picture." .> culture >> a big impact in many ways. a lot of people get their news from tv. a lot of people get their point of view and opinions and analysis from tv. and tv has many stories on the dramatic front the have some connection to politics. so i think it has a pretty big impact. >> of all the programs you produced over the years, which had the most impact on politics, on the pop-culture scene? >> i will answer with a movie we distributed. we distributed a movie several years ago called in the loop. by a guy named britishand it was a take on politics. armando went on to do a beautiful show on hbo called "veep." it was the lighter side of politics. i don't know if you've seen it. i'm not sure it is the most profound effect but it has caught some attention. not our s

mr. david cameron. later, another look at senator paul's remarks at the citadel military academy in south carolina. >> this week on "q&a," the president and chief executive officer discusses his work and latest book, entitled "the big picture." .> culture >> a big impact in many ways. a lot of people get their news from tv. a lot of peoge

as we're concerned we would like to say no to the ukraine and no to turkey who i'm sure david cameron and mr gross i would love to say next in line is a member of the european union just briefly the european commission president is blamed moscow for sinking this deal and it's all about politics as it rather economics this whole situation and indeed the idea that the e.u. has ambitions to expand eastwards what's the matter with. you know how dare he actually impugn anything against russia in my opinion we have heard david cameron state that he would like to see european union stretching all the way to the urals we have heard barroso compared the european union to an empire the only empire that is now in the globe this is an expansionist organization we should be very wary of the propaganda very spouses and i would say to the people of ukraine keep your sovereign say keep your borders and let the people go over to be the people who you actually vote for great to talk to you know it's like you very much of the council always live from liverpool thanks thank you thank you time now for some other

to talk about this deal to put it on the table and let it be done we know that david cameron in the u.k. has called mr rouhani saying that let's take this opportunity to see something happen after ten years of these stalled talks there isn't obama he's also been trying to hold the congress of from pushing on with more sanctions against iran than we have the i.e. any who said that since august iran has not continued to expand its nuclear program it is up to israel now where we have to see how the talks go of course and if an agreement is made well we'll have to see how israel reacts to that and earlier i spoke to former french prime minister dominique de villepin he believes if a deal is not agreed israel could strike against iran rather soon. the question is how much are we ready to take the risk to sign the agreement and i think to assess the importance of this agreement we must understand that it is a process of course we are not going to get the final agreement from scratch on wednesday but we can surely deploy ourselves of an agreement with and into memory of agreement and then we can progress and

to talk about this deal to put it on the table and let it be done we know that david cameron in the u.k. has called mr rouhani say that let's take this opportunity to see something happen after ten years of these stalled talks the international community has been waiting for this opportunity president obama israel's the biggest ally with we know that he's also said that you know mr rouhani is speaking the right words by telling him to live up he's also been trying to hold the congress of from pushing on with more . run than we have the i.e. area who said that since august iran has not continued to expand its nuclear program so with all those in all those things in places all those leaders are looking further to see that this is a chance that a deal could be made it is up to israel now where we have to see how the talks go of course and if an agreement is made of will have to see how israel reacts to that . thank you now earlier we spoke to be a former french prime minister dominique de villepin he believes if a deal is not agreed upon israel could actually strike against iran in the very near future.

mr rouhani has been can't. is prime minister david cameron saying that this is the time that that needs to happen now we know russians russia's president has also been quite vocal say it needs to happen now they're dealing give it a chance not only that president obama has been trying to gather momentum from his site say this deal is a momentous deal if it happens and that congress must hold any kind of thought in trying to push forward for those for more sanctions against iran and the i.a.e.a. has also gone on to say that iran has halted any kind of activity this is all good so it'll be interesting to see how friends will vote this times and if it is well indeed what will israel do if indeed this deal does go ahead. and he spoke to former french prime minister dominique de veau panda who believes if a deal is not agreed is rochas try against iran the question is how much are we ready to take the risk to sign the agreement and i think to assess the importance of this agreement we must understand that it is a process of course we are not going to get the final agreement from scratch on wednesday but we can go in deplo

us a curve ball and said then dr no go ahead with it we know that mr rouhani has been contacted by the british prime minister david cameron saying that this is the time that that needs to happen we know russians are russia's president has also been quite vocal say it needs to happen now the deal is give it a chance not only that president obama has been trying to gather momentum from his side say this deal is a momentous deal if it happens and that congress must hold any kind of thought in trying to push forward for those for more sanctions against iran and the i.a.e.a. has also gone on to say that iran has halted any kind of activity since august so it'll be interesting to see how friends will vote this time and if israel indeed or what will israel do if indeed this deal does go ahead. so talks started more than a decade ago but hey deadlock in two thousand and five that's when on the dinner john becomes president and iran resumes uranium enrichment dousing the peaceful nation with intentions the u.n. security council approves the first round of sanctions against iran in two thousand and six concerns grow one in february

curveball and said they're not going to go ahead with it we know that mr rouhani has been contacted by the british prime minister david cameron saying that this is the time that that means it happened with the russians russia's president has also been quite vocal say it needs to happen now that dyleski with a chance not only that president obama has been trying to gather momentum from his side say this deal is a momentous deal if it happens and that congress must hold any kind of halt in trying to push forward for those for more sanctions against iran and the i.a.e.a. has also gone on to say that iran has a hole to any kind of activity since august so with all those components all those world leaders saying that this deal could be on the pipelines if we all just agreed to go ahead so it will be interesting to see how friends will vote this time and if israel indeed what will israel do if indeed this deal does go ahead toward artista by motor right in front of the kremlin thank you. well earlier here on r.t. we spoke to the former french prime minister dominique de villepin believes if a deal is not agreed israel could soon tr