for more on what sunday's announcement by poaching rivette of mean for russia next in the latest edition of our interview show spotlight on the air just half a minute ahead. wealthy british style to some extent that's not tied to the times. it's not the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy is cause a report on our. poll again a welcome to spotlight the interview show on our t.v. i'll do we are going to do we're talking about the presidential gregg's the decades biggest political mystery has been finally so glad of that for to pick up his presidential bid being nominated by those willing to unite this. country for many of the leaks that cause conflict inside the time them as the nomination is backed by the current president to retrieve the data last week agreed to become the new prime minister if putin and that is russia party are telling us that means russia's top political elite is unlikely to change geneva next six or even twelve years. to russia what do we have to expect from the shop full time then all through december and all through marsh two tho

that ousland was made at the ruling united russia party as an annual convention moscow president rivette it's sad that he had the party in december parliamentary elections and is ready to lead the government as future prime minister if the party wins and she's in it and now we have the historic speech as first time and. united russia party russia and the world knew that somehow one way or another of course in the figure that he is to russia the stability that he brought with her may have some kind of life in the political world here in the country exactly how it would i know i knew and more importantly no one really expected it at least the people here that it would be here today and that's partly because the session opened with the two leaders coming in to get their putin opening with his speech saying that we the two of us do know how this will all unfold and what's important is not who does what job and when but the people so that's really been the theme of this day despite that we slowly got hints that maybe today was going to be the day and then president has made it that this. year

officer alexander litvinenko here in london in two thousand and six but david cameron dmitri rivette of agreed the case should not hold their partnership dr patrick fuller two very thankful for science and religion program in the u.k. and russia sees some real potential in. russia has taken the first steps in establishing the new business center at skolkovo establishing what is going to be i suppose a kind of silicon valley there and british involvement in that is going to be absolutely key in terms of development companies development is this helping russian high tech businesses expand outside russia into markets in europe russia remains a kind of aladdin's cave whether up all kinds of interesting things to be found the legacy of the soviet research institutes a first rate mathematics science and engineering education system means that there are all kinds of people ideas intellectual property that remain in russia to be discovered and exploited that i think is really key to the interesting future but. russia has in store in this whole area. tensions north and kosovo stoked off to se