it was taking him to do so many things am in the uk and that was a very important trip to d day which commemorates out what was essentially the first place at the paralympic movement where in nineteen forty eight dr lived with them on the first games for people with physical impairments the kids with forced to rush out and now it's right here. after being shot parried by more than one thousand people on its journey here you may notice the torch itself is not accepted the bright red as it was for the winter games but rather as a guide to leo and that is a few assorted signify the strength of character inherent in the paralympic movement to what it takes for these athletes to compete at this level and indians been very important for russia as the host country to communicates to these athletes that zach did was eat level of excellence in the eye in the treatment they received an mbe at the with the kids are carried out to me every expectation i ve been exceeded. so right here is where i had the excitement is brewing and it's about to kick up your insides. while i even sent me to wide ast

holy spirit teach reading begins to take place in the uk. you can see this until now with the small anti freaking maintenance. the cancer finds allowed to police said that they were posing for manchester. we can get more on britain's anti tracking movement adult eagle calm and discover one successes are appealing to the government to think twice before supporting the potentially toxic drink. i had also lied to them in with the israeli team is weighing up conscience over conscription a foot from augusta. if you do with all the uniforms of the violation of human rights in the west bank. last i knew chris is scotland's first minister accuses westminster covering up or react to the post office so it makes a bid to sell but ahead of the upcoming independence right from the sea the interesting picture the report. the animal. a saudi diplomat speaking to simon in the us but is instead finding himself modern geopolitics washington is to make this response even then i cut with them and would likely face persecution and torture because of the situation

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the uk to the stage that stuff on the weekend you're not supposed to come into town this season. ok have supported the withdrawl of oil remaining ukrainian troops from crimea days off to the peninsula officially re joined russia twenty oh four cheese blend of that when not in ukraine in two places left in the region raised in russian flags but the sports they are small for the regional capital sin for all. beat the defence ministry has appointed the ukrainian mega cheap snl the kindy sitting inside crime yet to be evacuated at the same time all the fantasies of the servicemen also taking taken out of crimea the official reason being given is to drink of any kind of provocation or any kind of violence towards the ukrainian ministry to the point needs to be made from the beginning office independent movement. she chases him in crimea and teachings to the crime you'll find peace in the soap the ttc and ten. don't make enough at that. if any of the servicemen did not want to sit inside cry me a bit with the teeth and very few took up golf at the spot estimates of lincoln in which the

he reads like the uk tuesday as part of the year. i am currently in class no certainty with some of the major parties sleeping in the uk they are actually in the fall of two leads me in it. soros certainty of steam in the year of independence on repeat that are more certain i think they should be mainly a political question but it is important for big business is to express their bodies and every victory that day. business issues out there he's here to smile when you reach the website's link back to gather their star of coverage all day. it is a twisty exertion from all the aussie spin things actually see and so the wharf was continuous project as it's being dumped by the snp middle of the intensified in september's referendum draws near. now if it affects the highlights of the lieutenant the facts of sportsmanship lament when the polls. but the main uk and find a team that won it on the dot com for details on how the job involves a kind of good intentions. the new baby comes and sits way to israel as the on moscow for details of tha

i have modern historian mark allen and he joins us now from oxford in the uk mythology live on ninety international thanks for being with us the un to set the scene seem to have acknowledged that sad the conversation did indeed take place and even if she did say that it was added to the elections i was at it since it's still quite blatant act of planting strategies russia what you make of that. putting it away this is liam is totally think it's a private telephone conversation. we might choose to post it was considering running for president in the elections are going great in ukraine might do to express the blues but the fact that she says the temple this week. he chewed and over over over this is important underlying the view as well so you kind of congress condition. we view the u s has just recently he has to music it was something that was a pretty good lead up to as low key principles to wear down the tension overseas to know what you see somebody who knew. when talking about the people who will assemble some of clinton's upset about all the way of becoming an illegal chivas is

so the uk offer is a very good one. he down side has been the economy in this country is expensive. so increasingly we have had to compete with low cost economies or bigger economies. >> so it is pricier to film but still attractive to foreign film companies. >> most would want to film in the uk because they know they are safe. we deliver what we say we are. and the quality of work is high. it has been that the bottom line is that a little bit more expensive. so the intervention by the chancellor is extremely important. >> i want to ask you about the. they have announced 25% tax breaks for the uk film industry. is this going far enough, do you think? because there has been, over the last few years, a bit of disappointment at the level of government support. >> well, the government is supporting the export of goods and services. and where we do need some help and we're looking at this as we speak, is the whole issue of the indigenous industry. british made productions. the culture and the creativity of britain if you woul

have a passion to the electorate war to the inbuilt into to support me on multiple directions to the ukgovernment seems to be the education process. this was the daughter of breaking the british academic the renault. welcome to shun the day i am. i wanted the places you to go to she's going to do a stench police are trying. helio. i do it was the language. news programs and documentaries in arabic is told here on out reporting from the world intriguing story. are you here the arabic for no more visit our big old auntie don't call me the new shouldn't the bridge is overwhelmingly for their sovereign state in a referendum on independence for it to the spa polarizing europeans to produce ambitions eighteen oh one percent of residents from the floating city said yes to break away from rivers control in an unofficial that means as many stupid people want to see the good region of the self rule the kettlebell for professor of history pollard did enjoy the life professor ii of the sky video one of the orphans of this era independence day. i was told to do than to one that is to leave dr books

who you mentioned, owns one of arsenal, one of the leading football clubs in the uk. ke it here. we like their money so, yeah, we've come to a mutual arrangement. >> and you say this relationship goes way beyond the financial sector. it impacts real estate, schools. tell us about the potential ripple effect if prime minister cameron were to get tough with russia. what would happen? >> well, i mean, obviously. schools, the rich russians really do like to send their children to private school in england. the school where princes william and harry studied or lesser schools. sort of the gold standard among oligarchs. 2,000 plus boarding school children, far more at private day schools and far greater number at universities. so that's $100 million alone in school fees, which if cameron were to get tough, would have to forego. that's a tough sell. agencies, 5% of the property market, 3% of the london new build market. it's an awful lot of money and that's the state agents who will have to postpone buying a new car. and that's a tough sell for a prime minister in a city open

have a passion to be lectures or to be involved in teaching support me on all four directions of the uk government seems to be the education crisis. a bit differently stay with us. how about which coco crisp policies. outrage in the british academic elite off. the does he leave so we did. he was asleep too. your party years ago. it is that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from. it's all on politics. only on rte the end. and so on. the us the er. the news a secret laboratory to kersley was able to build the world's most sophisticated world when sean fortunately he doesn't do but don't own anything. since mission to teach creation wanted to care about humans and the us. this is why you should care. watch only on auntie dawn tall . it would send hate speech is a pressing issue on the european agenda. jacque was to groups and unions to stage a protest according to hold one has to be stopped from making gains in the news upcoming parliamentary elections. one of the demonstrations or does this i be daunting for me you know the kids fascism even told me added that the

heron a stitch on his back on them where the line in jail and has been amro has a search for rice and the uk what they said the elites hanging terrorists. our will and then consulted time on british soil. in total nearly two thousand europeans have traveled to see where to find francaise the big it's all sold the bonds he is an estimated seven hundred germany and belgium had each seen around three hundred people had to they will call region as the uk and these guys say around two hundred and fifty british is have now reached and find a home and could carry out ten times that your smith reports now from london. what's happening in these lives that that is it seems is that it is seeing someone becoming more more radicalized thinking positive outdated suffice to say whether it be a couple of the voice is still reason to fret. rather than getting to that they cannot abandon cool box which is what they might sit down costs and they carried outside what is often a very close knit community i'm going to the police too often the scene this affects me the agony of me and i'm records in to the police

your thoughts right now on the uk? l, the economy's progression in the sense that employment growth is still very solid. there will be one level about even a small pick up in wage growth. but hey, at least they're up a little more quickly than they were. i would have thought a few people will be getting more nervous that the first rate hike comes sooner. there will be a split in the mpc sometime in the next month but the hike before the majority coming through. and in the near term, this is going to be well received by sterling, which will go on banging away at the top end of this range, i would have thought. >> you're a bear, aren't you? >> yeah. i think the economic recovery is lopsided. i think the peak in uk rates will be lower than u.s. rates and i think our current account deficit is way too big at this point in the economic cycle. but i'm not going to get a huge draw on any of those views for several months. >> thank you so much for being here this morning. kit dukes from socgen. thanks for talking to us. >>> now

how did the uk fare? >> yeah, i think -- i didn't actually look at the number, to be honest with you. i was so stunned by the fact that the u.s. ranked so poorly. 31st, and yet yours is the country pretty much along with the uk that set up the internet, invented the internet. so why are we doing so badly here? because i don't think the uk is doing that well. singapore and hong kong were way up there at the top. and then there's a whole bunch of others including some eastern european countries that come ahead of us. and you know what? the argument being made by those who measured the speeds is that this is down to companies that are basically giving you internet access, being very slow and investing in new infrastructure. i know there's a push right now for the president to get 4g networks up and running here. but right now, i have to say, it's a sorry story. and if you are into big data download, boy, it's taking way longer than it should do. back to you. >> jeff cutmore in london for us. have a great week

be it in the uk or in the u.s.ou're trying to get ahead of it and say don't raise rates too quickly in the market. don't overreact. that's fine. that's guidance in a light sense. but, you know, obviously, the general public and businesses want to know what's going on, but it's not like they read off day-to-day, word by word. >> what is your view of when they -- to the u.s.? >> i think people are underestimating how soon they'll have to go up in the u.s. >> how soon? >> yeah. even though i've always been a dove, i think i'm quite bullish in the sense that i think growth is going to be stronger this year. i think we're still going to get the 3% reel. i think that the unemployment rate is going to come down. actually, it's not going to come down that much. participation, i think, is going to be more fluid than people are expecting. we've tended to write off too many works. you put that together, that's a low inflation high -- scenario, a stable economy and the fed is going to want normal highs. i think maybe three or

given the issues raised by the uk's opposition from the document, can he tell us what uk will be -- including keeping open the prospect of trade sanctions? >> first of all it is important that the european union shows the unity of purpose and a clear voice tomorrow at the leaders meeting. what i think we need to do is first of all the absolute clear that the status quo we're faced with today where russian troops are outside their bases in the crimea is acceptable. as i said, costs and consequences need to follow from the. that is why, for instance, with suspended preparations for the g8 meeting. indeed, it is hard to see in these current circumstances how we g8 meeting can properly go ahead. wwe have withdrawn royal visits in minister visits to the sochi paralympic games. othere are further steps we should consider even as we look at the current status quote, but we also need to consider what extra steps, what extra as i put it political, economic and diplomatic steps to take to discourage russia. >> i completely share his view about the g8 and the other matters that he mentioned. let me rais

. >>> here in the uk, fresh inquests in the victims of the hillsborough football stated yum disaster. died when the terraces became overcrowded in a semifinal match in 1989. angus, it's coming up to the 25th anniversary of this disaster. for people who don't know, why is it happening this week? >> this was quite simply the worst sports disaster in british history. at the time of the disaster itself the families of the daddy didn't feel they got all the answers. they felt it was not brought out into the public domain. there have been a serious of inquiries, inquests, inquiries into the specific circumstances around the deaths. there have been court cases about?. finally in 2012 the original inquest which returned accidental death on all the daddy was overturned because new information had been brought to light. that is why now at this stage, almost 25 years after the disaster, we now begin today in this purpose-built courtroom. new inquests into all the deaths that day. now, what's key about this, this is not a criminal court case. this is not apportioning blame. this is finding out ho

i really ought to me it's sort of old wooden so what's the blood of the town decided to make the uk the park like a lot of lego and has recently faced criticism for allowing itself to be hired out to the hardline islamist cleric forty muslim families of the night almost a month fight them over to a few hats the most in research and development foundation is reportedly in tools gender segregation and say to that are descended from apes and pigs. the british daily star reports that that is one of twenty floyd islamic clerics being scrutinized by the home office. the spreading extremist ideology of british universities the mosques previously been. speaking of the london school of economics has concerns were raised by the ulysses juices noisy. one is prince website it states that the vagabond event was designed to provide a real alternative from within families where they can enjoy a fun family activities that thousands of other muslims and the science and environment more in line with that site. yes people in windsor well egeland is based on what they may get the attraction. allowing him b

on the dean of the club is one of the many russian businessmen that the chinese and to invest in the uk. russians with a pink east and to cease only as a multi million pound times in two thousand and thirteen the shop but the scientists told the canadians and british banks. even interested in british football clubs. and with the russian ruble and the make up pressure against the pound since the start to be more of that money could be heading he rush of money was awesome russia with a new crisis in two places like london. if we see in a foreign exchange difference in the conflict seen you cry it out. that's how close are you going to increase the trust's i looked at the prospect of base does not deter the uk from taking it all starts over russia's involvement in ukraine is more russian money as long as there is in the washington or new york the nicest things about me in the spotlight it's in a while but as it did as a focus on the money was focused on democracy in europe where an independent states has been great. uk government has appeared in just in the united states about the prospect

we'll not the uk based gels assemble cos i spend my evenings the assassination theory to be more credible. be on the day when she shot dead while resisting arrest is a classic cliche. ortiz will remain when somebody starts it was pizza. he said the kids came to power with the help of the right without the rights the rights to the full tilt was talking to believe that he tried to get me out in selecting the best thing is to read what has happened for me can you work you can walk to get the right sector goes into government security operations. a cabinet records that's right the opportunity for the country. in the meantime he has released the pr and lucky that it be an embarrassment to the skin covered in ukraine which the soul is one of the progressive democratic government the association for the reit sector ukraine's prime minister you get to santa has thrived since two level russian to the ground and each phone conversation one of the full official dinners on youtube on twenty eight minutes of the conversation did take place but denies she suggested using nuclear weapons against oppress

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the national struggle for the greatest book called wolf is in europe with some uk and he's becoming so moms pushing for a revival of britain's weekly program will be expected and all that shoveling the eye with plenty of being safely returned to russia threats of sanctions and high costs to be a continued a steady pace russia has no intention of backing down in the west is powerless to alter political facts on the ground all the while ukraine faces political and economic collapse. eye. snow white right from the scene. a gripping picture. the reports were there. the animal the us. eye. what's worse is a new case that the country now needs to keep its weekly trident system to counter the russian threat. one can serve him peace said the group will meet in full when we quit the concert was one of the baltic states which a man was only ten opener to uncover get a job what really is this rhetoric is way out tasty. this is yet more boombox on blocks from the popo where some ideal looks and second british established which teaches you to speak to the sofa with you a lot of tea. this will block

how the funds to expand also coming again diet international uk lawyers are told to drop document according to study and a lovely thing is that it's not convenient to the british legal system. none was left high and dry. what's the next match last month he would need to bump it into epic company with up to take a look at our top story this hour. barack obama has given assurances that there will be to manage the confrontation with russia on in the pot of may till or the un said that the situation in ukraine while speaking in brussels the us president also said that we had not gone with the thing i returned to the cold walcott and russia's isolation will deepen our washington correspondent and it is again joins me now and i don't want that in the us president was backing of powerful speech and they go through to some of them point out that speech. oh come on in less than divisive speech in many ways although president obama said this is not another cold war we are entering the whole speech was warded in a way that could have walls between us and then between russia and the west the full speec

bank's have been going by the seal oil giant shell says he would like scotland to remain part of the uk. laura smith has more the oil giant sea yet to come down firmly on the side of the no campaign saying he prefers them to remain in the uk because independents carries risks uncertainties interestingly the chairman of shell uk in which belief that the company would be way down the debates. it's got to the sides. this cd but it has been voted not to create this painting makes its business and politics. the rest breaks and in the clouds his pro independence many cars he brings to the salvos have that going to be his main mission of the next few nights. i don't think that an independent scotland scoring three minutes. instability is that they are already stated everyone's entire two nd opinion. i think bonnie did see a smile instead. he reads like the ut tuesday as part of the year. i am currently in class no certainty with some of the major parties sleeping in the uk are actually going for it to ease me in it. soros certainty of steam in the year of independence on repeat that are more c

cool on this because if they need to refocus their interest all on tracking the uk an all new can of khan and the stupid non renewable well i think everybody following year the energy that they wouldn't notice that in the last nine to twelve months. energy has shot to the top of the political agenda in britain. they have been engaged in a very fundamental rethink of policy on energy they're also very much focused on the fact that there are real challenges in terms of of energy security your attack and cody also losing interest and i think i detected more that they wanted to deliver an agreement that suit today whereas our cost benefit analysis suggested that a significant economic value were dumping two bolts jurisdictions and that we had our take on what i've said very many times that only lets the interim government the agreement brought real economic value green jobs and f of the economy to ireland that day we wouldn't be able to complete such an agreed upon a final question that this doesn't mean to but it's an end to wind farms and the drums and elsewhere in the country the rest

i do the eye the owner and the uk fixed academics from the scene about to accuse the government of taking them into a branch of the import of peace they say that for sticking to their immigration status of the students which abbas discriminates and nathan was like how small the british government wants to stop seated these as being abused for the weight of the border forces getting in our stance is robbed and number to get us to tease out the wrong way. but hundred and sixty after dat makes me nasty such as books fit into one inch. everything i said to the guardian newspaper as saying that they aren't increasing the chance to check the immigration details of the best she danced. i'm joined by one of the thicket result i sat with acid dyes that region and from goldsmiths he busted the intent of professor friedman thanks very much for joining us. tell me what is it that uk visas and immigration opt for thinking of estes and passes like the self today. they will distribute in the tree requirements on international students. how we feel this is just a peek discriminate tree because it's the r

i think it's very good for the uk economy. early aligns very much in terms of the electrical tracker. but i think it's the underlying consumer sentiment. >> this is -- the indonesian -- there's been a loss of market share past the european retainers over the past few months. also looking at them is a good run for pala did i um. >> folks we've already had on today. we have comments out from the ecb's simon. he said negative interest rates are in unchartered territory. that's debatable, but nevertheless to counter the consequences of the strong appreciation of the euro for the inflation outlook makes it to be a more appropriate measure than others. he doesn't say they're going to happen. he says we are talking about a sna scenario here. nevertheless, euro/dollar has moved lower on the back of that, 1.3814. they say we still have to employ conventional policy measures and the scope is limited and quantitative easing program is not out of the question, but they must avoid monetary financing. more reaction on those comments from the

stock level, the uk fascinating in financial services at the moment.t of the big insurers are higher. people keep buying asset managers to diversify. standard life has spent $650. rsa insurance has a $5 billion annuity deal. legal and general is higher as you can e. the uk government continues to attempt to sell out of its stakes that it a. acquired through the financial crisis in key banks. today it sold a $7 billion stake in lloyds bank. takes the government's share back down to 25%. they sold it around 75, i think is the figure they sold out. that's above the break even price that the government claims of 61 pence a share for the uk taxpayer. the big one, of course, scott, remains royal bank of scotland where the uk taxpayer has an 80% interest. back to you. >> thanks. >>> coming up on the half, putting a trader on the hot seat. stock surging nearly 20% since someone on this desk said he would rather be short. grade school is in session as we teach you how to manage a losing trade. >>> live look at tampa where the yankees are getting ready to spring

membership in the g eight world economic group and face sanctions if it doesn't pull back the us the uk and france announced they would not attend the g eight meeting is scheduled to take place in sochi. the new administration in kiev has called up reserve troops and wore a dress that remove its forces from crimea as tensions between the two countries quickly escalate the kremlin has claimed the dress is living in korea and eastern ukraine faced direct stronger revolution in ukraine although there's been no reported attacks targeting russians in the country. xian russia's parliament has approved chris to live in a pretence request to deploy it reached ukraine's crimea peninsula days of two thousand began to seize transport links and government buildings the kremlin's green lights came out of the consents to the quick spritz the lives of the russian federation and our compatriots you authorization to use force would last until the normalization of the safety of the situation it's the same reason that has been used by invading georgia in two thousand and eight. ukraine's acting president

cities the uk consulate george osborne's they have the budget. most of them do that against the bleak economic backdrop the economic mood music this time of growing to construction of up to use the tent and a factory output and exports on the wrong he's adjusted yet. jacko the right honorable jawed all fourteen months from the general election in britain. mr osborne said he was able to sound positive night the economy is continuing to read about recovering the pasta back in full cost and. the so on. i'm sick with the british people we count on them. despite economic growth and improved job prospects may speak when britain will pay packets to be more in line with household costs. spending hours about seven so it is a lot of stalls it for the financial crisis. he should propose a new place new ship the best haunted that there is a river that charlton says austerity is into the unit in this the world's sixth largest economy. yes that is a city founded by parents. now in the coming and it will be down by day off but it is still one of the highest in

. >> reporter: the uk's willingness to impose sanctions has been further questioned after a document saying that it should look to joining other eu members in imposing travel bans and other restrictions. the un insists all options for its response to russia remain on the table. but those could be driven by purse strings rather than politicians with the markets ultimately in control. >>> the construction of illegal israeli settlement homes doubled last year. now that's according to israel's central bureau of statistics. work began on more than 2,500 homes in 2013. palestinians say the construction is jeopardizing any peace deal. >>> president obama says . . . and obama has warned benjamin netenyahu that time is running out to salvage the faltering peace process. the two leaders met at the white house, and netenyahu is now addressing a powerful pro-israeli lobby in the capitol. he has spoken about the danger posed to israel by iran's nuclear program. >> letting iran enrich uranium would open up a pandora's box of nuclear proliferation in the middle east and around the world. that must

for an easy replacement particular men were russian businesses british officials believe the uk should know. london's financial center to russians or the physical affect the economy but some economists say russian investments of them on vintage. the quality of some of the russian flights on the london stock market may have done. perhaps more to more home than it did in the first place gt ag governance issues. i mean it clear the intent is that thing is that the lawyers and accountants and indeed sponsoring banks had they might be a big dilemma but to perhaps monday might need to pick the exact top about supporting some of this business would not be a bad thing. nearly seventy russian companies listed on the markets we don't use the palestinians among within a fifty billion dollars listed funds into the likes of russian t jones was the guest room. it has the team went to st email to move that has gone on display in the americas the first minute. brazil's largest city re edition year increased the collection intensely real looking sculptures often on the scale and scope chisholm even tal

the embassy of asic said in the uk the chasm british trade and industry council and british catholic society are working actively to promote the image of the country and its investment opportunities that uk is an educational consulting company that provides services in the field of the case no education according to executive director of the company in afghanistan the focus particular attention on the knob that of projects and training of specialists for high quality production has upset as one of the most active partners in the uk. the parties have implemented many projects over the six years of operation. the president's address to the nation in kansas that is long term development strategy to ensure greater opportunities for british businesses to improve the education system and promote technology transfer news new productive projects for our company we have been introducing best principles and standards of the british education system jn six years in kazakh stand up or stand up for grabs to the local conditions but their quality does not change where working with twenty colleges

can the uk. this beat it's the sink for one night because i see that the free focus of the board. they should instead they decided to take in their heads that this is indeed the future and that. the reasons that it's hard to choose i'd say it is about choice and seabed said to something as critical. and i hope that the western wall we've seen fat because there's nothing to say has been told to just do it the board has chosen them as the votes in the message this seemed to be re tried to leave russia. what is sometimes said that the west has not come out and said that she did this a tizzy tell you what they use all the people you thought that turned out that if the setup that went from this site. so sorry can you read it. so the eu and mary had to say that this that's easy tell you what the eu has seen the people. your reaction to what they said what's that what's your reaction to that the right may reach in the city says it's impossible to say but these boats easier it is the link though. of course it is only going forward because we are talking about three or they remain the wee

as for the uk police are there around two hundred and fifty british jihadists have now returned back on him and they could carry out terror attacks the chorus with reports from london. what's happening in these lives that that is it seems is that he was seeing someone becoming more more radicalized thinking positive outdated suffice to say whether it be a couple of the voice is still reason to fret. rather than getting to that that is not authentic or mosque which is what they might sit down costs and they carried outside what is often a very close knit community. i'm going to the police too often the scene is the sense that the enemy. i'm the kind of records in to the police with all the implications that that brings in the day of rest. nathan tyson imprisonment six all praise for the muslim community if we can call the masses of its staff a whole kind of thing is is that what it's about the fact that people take two fights in syria that this information comes straight from the horse's mouth from the metropolitan police assistant commissioner crested day. she's been talking about the

june came in on this monday the uk foreign secretary william hague saying that this is the biggest test of europe has faced this century. it seems to help the situation because he's mine. four quartets. keeley of country people what's going to keep democracy to find two games collection and it puts the reaction we got from my shop. she is and will mean the kind that no one. one viewer saying the longer the west weeks to take action the more self confident and cocky rest will become up some pizza and simpler aspects system for calm and peace be with and the high tech guy seated on separate occasions when the same deal to supply minister to punch line means that we have to disguise the smoke shop. we hiked to duty and see any doubt we hiked into me and cranny. i could somehow understands the reaction of the shot of me meeting in eastern european countries some time and he knows these people i know is that rome on the rise in but i know i sweat so treacherous that can be diminished will find it it's mine. and i anymore which has been. and each one has to show its power struggle or easy on

with regards to the uk, we've all seen the story.e know that russian oligarchs have significant financial interest in the city and no one wants to endanger that. so we know that the russians still have a trump card in their hand. >> absolutely. and i go back to the point you made about energy sources, too, with the german webs as well, in the north stream pipeline. so yes, a lot of vested interest, as always, in this dealing and particularly where russia is concerned. we'll see what happens. >>> investors reacted to potential sanctions set against the federation in trade yesterday. the shares have stabilized in trades today. european counter exposed to the troubled area were hit hardest in the session with evrez and raiff bank falling particularly hard. now also making up some lost ground. while energy companies are expected to be the most affected by ongoing turmoil, companies in russia's biggest trading partner, germany's volkswagen and siemens are highly exposed, as well. they have direct exposure to the ukraine, citigroup, and it

i have seen the figures on thatel 0 million pounds a year or $120, that is substantial to the uk, but look you can't cooperate with people that are not your friends and suspending the shipments and aircraft parts and joint naval exercises and a royal navy ship was supposed to go there and that is cancelled and reacting to to speech in the house in commons and no amount of sham or democraticic process or skewed references can mask the incursion into the state and borrowed the words of being a land grab, del. >> thank you, dana. french is announcing that the remaining 7 nations calling off the preparations for the june g-8 summit many sochi and the president reinvited the remains nations to meet at the hague. and the focus is on responding to the crisis in ukraine. >> thousands of forces standing guard in venezuela on monday. hundreds of national guard troops moving in. protests are continuing at the main plaza that is at the heart of the demonstrations there for months now. 29 people are dead. 1500 have been arrested in those protects. >> the clock is ticking toward a deal in limiting

this tues these demonic its name the teaching second class citizens in the uk adult content. many who have migrated to nineteen ninety we're off to six percent reservation in peace on the shelves. this is going to remain on paper. the cheese and then is the i got. not yet get back to it than that although the bottle of vodka to talk about a quarter but got no photo of it. papa bought it but that they bought a plot a course that got picked on and get them out and the dog to lick and a bit about religion and media over the city of the building but up about that. the body of about but it ought to go to bed. they stopped. how did you form a dead end. both while but at the book which i compared latte. that is shovel one that got hit in the job of being a bit about the day. the body of the battle of the box but they never watch it. combine that with the title of the top and gave it to bed with each victim got a bad thing. papa but that these discrepancies but that the government will pay the bill forgot about that but they were. chiefs. it was sixteen. yes i know with this it is not

it's a jewish religious law it has come under fire in the uk. the country's top veterinarian called for a band called rachel animal slaughter ahead of the race veterinary assistance an idea that animals killed in this fashion experience unnecessary suffering and more humane methods should be adopted. jewish and muslim leaders have spoken out against the talents pointing out that a captive bolt that is used in the uk before the animal was killed because of the more suffering and pain and religious slaughter this is curious european country to tackle the issue of free to animal slaughter market and kosher slaughter last month citing new regulations into law which state that animals cannot be undertaken without stopping them before he ends a move that cannot coexist to customize the market comes from this and in the last year it is led to me became concerned over the future of europe's jewish communities and appealed to the european union is expected over the danish band animal rights concerns have also led norway sweden and switzerland today and ko

thank you both very much for joining me. >>> here in the uk campaigners say the government is licensingern slavery with visa rules for domestic workers. thief been tied to one employer. they just can't move jobs. they allow abusive employers to demand extremely long hours and withhold pay and food. . >> reporter: each year wealthy foreigners come here and bring with them their domestic staff. behind the doors of the rich and powerful, there are hidden stories of abuse, control, and exploitation. many come to britain to work in the homes of the healthy. stories like arlea. she came with her arab employers. she said she was treated like a slave. >> they treated me not as well. they were always shouting, screaming at me and say i missed two big duties. do this. they never let me to go out. my employer told me if you are going to go out, the police will catch you. >> she eventually ran away. she has become an illegal my grant and is in hiding. her experience is shared by many women in this group. it is made up and run by my tprapbt domestic workers. many in the room mappinged to escape abus

the uk remains committed to new nuclear power plants. three years on what is the future of nuclear? could something take its place or one way europe can be too dependent on russian gas, russian energy? more on that throughout the rest of the day. follow me on twitter. you can find me @bbcaaron. >> thanks very much indeed. just picking up on what aaron was saying about fukushima japan marking three years since the terrible disaster, our correspondent rupert wingfield-hayes is in tokyo for us. rupert, you have been filming with incredible numbers of people still suffering as a result of that disaster. >> yes, there are. there are perhaps around a quarter million people still displaced from their homes, geeta, both from the fukushima nuclear disaster and the tsunami that destroyed so many small towns. over a stretch of 500 kilometer thes, many of those people three years on have not been able to go on. the towns around the nuclear plant are still completely off-limits because the radiation levels are too high. what starting to the see is a

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this is diane shortage of affordable housing across the uk and here. expats say even on evoking the anti sweat millions of pounds which drew up with the facts make more available to the downtown housing had to skip mcdonald is at his head inside housing magazine which is aimed at dillard's of social housing so tonight the point of view of our readers and said his thing exists to play poker scenes for people who are among the poorest and most vulnerable in uk society was safest facing them and when the sea to work with the citizens of empty homes across the uk is the local schools could oversee the news that to harness them these individuals to help ease the shortage of affordable quality across the country i said that's repeat it across the continent. to me and anti immigrant from simple contains one point eight million in gemini the blessing and their spain with more than we could fool me in the name is lying vacant he runs and that voice johnson is now edging local councils to raise an extra hundred and fifty percent tax on houses that have been engag

they're all the deer still deadly criminals in the uk on the hunt for anti guns and an shortage of modern weapons according to police and an even more attractive because we don't need a license to own one rt sister celia has a story. this piece dates back to the late nineteenth century and is classified as a collection of peace. now there's no formal requirement for a new registration for this but when the museum we are in a high security low profile forensics laboratory of the national ballistics intelligence service where i saw these pieces are analyzed in order to help authorities understand how they end up in the hands of criminals and also to be able to cut off supply source that in two thousand to eighteen thousand thirteen the gun crimes have fallen by more than half in england and wales. there's been an increase in the use of antiques from our own to become much more difficult to tying in the uk criminals have identified the fact that there are a loosely much and no restrictions on antique firearms. therefore if they can obtain in mt and mt carle they can then use the skin crawlin

the full steam ahead to start importing gas to the uk directly from the set for the fact i even questioned and had pizza with his hands before but it's comforting to lower rates if it sees in mainland europe despite stiff what's inside since the deal between the current cast on finding two thousand and twelve is still teaching dogs in that great of a silk tie it back but civil weddings from the institute of economic effects as you take it straight in russia's energy sector would be cutting off its nose to spite its face clinical didn't count on an issue price is a must and sue told me to clean your teeth with the elderly and the benefits of some the most colorful people in society and also the danger will tend to push and get it ready to be strong and west of russia will increasingly look to sell castle going to china welcome to the use of the longtime the skirt that backfire spectacularly. since expects to get to the forthcoming from a friend and ally the united states either a bid to win the authority golden casket hands to the us that president obama was on reduced the king that if a eu

the young girl it also shows that would be like for british children of civil war was happening in the uk the swatch the day a recent online on wednesday the face of this yummy dish down has been watched more than twenty million tonnes to one of the event. pda is doing the child to hang upside down. the means ejaculation. the reality of boring scenery and good till i can understand him daily snapshots into the old city and. feeling. instead it didn't just because it isn't helping hand doesn't mean it is happening. the seminary of great tunes of the campaign that it can cause. without knowing it being filmed constantine camping and police entering outside the county pay. have a propensity to st the syrian children. that's the question raised by the chair seat shocking people interaction it's the only option now and she is up to three years of civil war more than one means carrying children growing up in refugee camps many of the american domestic traumatized by violence they did psychosocial support to get a table provided. at that level but to be completely quiet. and to steam engines can

this video from south whales in the uk, you won't believe what this bad guy wants to steal. the bumper. the entire bumper. you can see his head but you can mostly hear what he's doing. >> that sucks. especially you park in this empty lot. you can't even see hardly any other cars around and you come back and it's just missing. it's not like someone ran into you and ripped this thing off. >> the sad thing is that's not all he took. he took the fog lights off the van. >> he takes the lights. he takes the bumper. >> police are looking for this guy but they have a pretty good look of what he looks like thanks to the dash camera. >>> this bad guy in waterford near detroit got away with a lot more than a bumper and some fog lights. this party and pizza shop was robbed. police were inside when a man came in with a gun. >> that's the worst place to rob a party and pizza shop. that sounds like the most fun ever. >> the happiest place on earth. >> you guys, the people in the store noticed and they think it's a toy and one of the female employees start laughing. one of the employees talk