mr. stone,t for being with us -- mr. stone, thank you for being with us. what is your reaction? >> two people have been convicted and given reasonable sentences. there we are. that's the way the law is. that is the way it has to be. i have strong views. i'm delighted they will be behind bars. one of them may have it reduced a little bit. it could be on the streets in 10 years. that is not long. >> for the full benefit of our viewers around the world -- you are on "bbc world news." describe the effect this case has had on british society, on its legal proceedings, and its relations with the police. >> mr. and mrs. lawrence have taught the will of britain what institutional racism is. the family are black. that is what institutional racism means. the laws of policing our race neutral. people can give more time to one case that another. that is what has happened. don't forget that there are various other things. double jeopardy. mr. dobson has gone down for 15 years. he could not be tried at the time due to double jeopardy, an 800-year-old law. >> do you believe that britain is a s

larger it's possible thank you for your time mr stone is that we're talking several days after the e.u. introduced oil sanctions against iran and i know the iranian leadership has responded by saying the sanctions would do more harm to europe none to iran. still since iran gets seventy percent of its revenues from oil do you have any fears about negative social reactions including strikes as people may lose their jobs do you take this somehow into account in your work. in. these speculations are new to our country and our government or the power of the people all around ruling bodies or in power as a result of popular voting therefore our government and are all for it is a completely popular and our people have participated in all areas and spheres of our life from the very start of the revolution therefore as i've said there's nothing new about these talks which are actually quite outdated and irrelevant nonetheless they keep speculating on this matter trying to stir up psychological warfare inside our country or in the countries of the region will probably among people of their own c

baltimore for three weeks past reports this morning to colonel stone that there is serious danger of violence to and the assassination of mr. lincoln and his passage through that city should the time of that passage be known. he states that there are a band of rowdies holding secret meetings and he has heard threats of violence and he has heard men declare if mr. lincoln was to be assassinated they would like to be the men. he states further in the past few days he has considered there was any danger, but now he deems it eminent. he deems the danger one which the authorities and people in baltimore cannot guard against. all risk might be easily avoided by at change in the traveling arrangements which would bring mr. lincoln and a portion of his party through baltimbynotice." of course that's exactly what lincoln did. and this letter is highly duplicative of the reports that allen pinkerton's agents were receiving in baltimore as well. well, fred seward recalled this corroborative account, convincing lincoln the plot was real. lincoln would later recount to a history benson j. lawsing, that once he received this report, he'

to make mr wells says quick action is vital to avoid a public vote in greece the greek economy is going down like a stone. g.d.p. contracted by four percent in two thousand and ten by six percent in two thousand and eleven and there is probably worse to come in two thousand and twelve and i think we are now at a point where everybody is research realizes that we cannot go on like this and. even on our key in the country is becoming so much of a threat that some drastic things need to be done and my reading of what the greek government is doing is that they are trying to they are looking for an alibi to offer to their public by which they could say well it's not our fault it's the international community that pushes us towards the exit of the euro zone and i think also here in europe brussels that quarters of the european commission people start to realize they really are at the end of the road there is no other option left for them they're in a deadlock they cannot rewind the greek economy and so they are facing in a big black hole well with indebted partners swirling around it you might have thought tha

stone cold lock of the week. >> jimmy: i'm not calling for football picks. it's jimmy kimmel. >> oh, mr. jimmy. does it hang on you? >> jimmy: it hangs great, thank you. [ laughter ] how is -- i was wondering, since oprah is visiting india, and you guys are in india, if you happen to have any jokes about it? >> jokes about oprah? >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh, well. let me call our oprah expert, ramone. >> jimmy: okay. oh, okay. okay, jimmy? >> jimmy: yes. >> are you ready for us to make a tickle on your funny bone? >> jimmy: i'm ready. >> why is oprah been in india? >> jimmy: why is oprah so very popular in india? i hope you're not going to say because in india you worship cows, right? all right. i mean -- >> we have a little technical difficulty. please hold. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. well, that's -- oh. hey, guys. >> jimmy, we now have something very, very good. i think you will laugh very much. >> jimmy: okay. can't wait. >> okay. why does oprah's favorite thing about india? >> jimmy: i don't know. what is oprah winfrey's favorite thing about india? >> the new delhi. >> all the time. >> jimmy: i g

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mr. santorum, their comments are clearly targeted at the president, who's black, and at other members of society, who haven't made millions of dollars from lobbying. but while sticks and stonesublic inquiry into the life and death of steven lawrence shows that words can and do cause irreparable damage to a culture and a society. newt gingrich is never going to win the republican nomination, but he could badly damage race relations in the process, so here is a simple plea. let's cut out the food stamps rhetoric right now before things get any worse. thanks so much for watching. dyl dylan's here. and if i'm right, dylan, i believe you may soon be going on the road? is that right? >> i will. we've announced today the launch ofur