an exclusive interview of the founder of terra firma.greece should exit the euro and they should not offer it a free pass. >> you have the green party -- greek prime minister saying, i don't necessarily think this is what we should do, but i have no choice because it is democracy and i was voted into do it. it is a very clever way of arguing 3-d can blame it on democracy. -- arguing because you can blame it on democracy. >> how unreasonable do you think he will get? >> more and more by the day. >> you think it is not going to be a problem? >> i think there will could be a greek exit. >> you mean reasonable or rational? >> i don't think he wants an exit. the vast majority of greeks are happier with europe. brits see it as a good thing. they want to effectively have their cake and eat it. the protection and support of europe. the germans have reached a point where they need to draw a line in the sand. northern europeans generally feel that way. for the future of europe and the good of europe, there probably is a need to put a line in the s

the boss of terra firma has told me that london needs to engage with the labour party.lusive interview, guy hands spoke about his concern leading up to the u.k. election. >> anyone looking at the west these days needs to look at it more like the way people look at the emerging markets. your number one risk consideration was politics. and what the government could do in terms of changing strategy. in western countries today, you should start there as well. i would say the u.k. election is incredibly important in terms of making a decision about the sort of businesses to purchase. the problem with it is that politicians tend to increase rhetoric towards elections, and then post-elections, they try to backpedal as quickly as they can. >> how nervous do you think those in the square mile around us should be about what appears to be a fairly strong anti-finance line emanating from the labour party? >> i think pretty nervous. and i don't think one can blame the labour party for this. i don't think there is a particularly good understanding of how much the city has reformed an

we caught up with the terra firma founder and chairman guy hans who says though greek leadership is becomingonable, an exit is still on the table. >> you even heard the greek prime minister almost say, i don't feel this is what we should do, but i have got no choice because it is a democracy. therefore i have no choice. it is a clever way of arguing. you can blame it all on democracy. we have to be unreasonable because we were elected to be unreasonable. >> how unreasonable do you think he will get? >> more and more by the day. >> you think it will not be a problem? >> i think there could well be a greek exit. >> when you state reasonable, you mean rational or reasonable vis-a-vis enter exit? >> i don't think he wants an exit. the vast when of greeks are happier with europe than the vast majority of brits. what they don't like is austerity and they want to effectively have their cake and eat it. they want the protection and support but don't want to pay for it. the germans have reached a point with a feel they need to put a line in the sand. a lot of northern europeans generally feel that wa

as tom sawyer, huckleberry finn and the others finally got their wheels on terra firma.oad engines with names that many of us would worry about for years to come. touchdown. our ready to run engines will get one more lift before going under their own steam. working on land and water. locomotives are on solid ground once again. it is a strange setting to find our engines in. they will carry the war goods first, and we know they will mean a lot to the rebuilding of the philippines, helping our friends get on their feet again. maybe she will have a better world to live in. right now, like the kids everywhere in this war, it is our go. now we have got news. we are told that manila bay is open, taking the rest of the cargo to manila, where they set up a shop to put them together. always around the south china sea and to the harbor. proud and sorrowful memories. we see they have begun throughout route other ships in already. since the docs of manila have crashed, the hook was offshore and we have unloaded our cargo. it is almost the end of the journey and we all heard what hap

terra firma is changing its approach to investment.roup is putting one billion euros of capital into future deals. that is according to a report by "the financial times." the move is an attempt to restore its reputation, which was hurt by the debt heavy emi takeover in 2007. greece's exit from the eurozone is just a matter of time, because no one wants to risk lending money to the country. that is according to alan greenspan. he spoke in a radio interview with the bbc on sunday. he said the crisis cannot be resolved as long as it remains in a single currency. greece's debt stands at 320 billion euros 175% of gdp. microsoft is looking to africa for growth. the company is targeting the continent with sales of mobile phones and computers that run on its operating system. it is part of a push to capitalize on demand for handsets, as africa is growing its market faster than anywhere in the world. now, the bafta's, the biggest event of the british film character -- calendar were held last night. the big winners were eddie redmayne and "boyho