if that's how you feel if you're like ukip and you know you wish people in romania and bulgaria well but you don't think that total unlimited open door is a responsible thing to do at a time of twenty two percent youth unemployment then come a vote for you what are your concerns regarding immigration when it comes to winning in bulgaria never in our history until two thousand and four have we ever had a complete unlimited. open door you know ever since nine hundred five we've had an immigration policy in britain something like thirty to fifty thousand people a year for that fifty year period came and settled in this country over the last seven years it's now between five and six hundred thousand people a year nothing like this has ever happened in our history and i think the great danger would remain in bulgaria is that we're dealing with countries that are several times poorer than poland latvia lithuania are the ones that accessed the u.k. back in two thousand and four and you know there is a risk that over the course of the next few years very considerable numbers of people will c

anti every other party and i think one should be quite cautious about ukip and what it offers and what it could achieve concerned however the way in which you can't run its campaigns and the kind of appeal that ukip has which is a very narrow very xenophobic what david cameron is toying with is a very right wing alternative of playing into u.k.'s hands by stopping all internal european migration into britain because primary immigration is actually quite small this used to be a strong family unit as much as anything else and there is of course a free movement of workers anywhere within the twenty seven member states what ukip and david cameron should think about for a minute if we're going to start preventing people moving to britain as part of european migration the most going to happen if other european countries decide to say that all those hundreds of thousands if not millions of british people living all over europe are going to be forced to go home this is really a very bad step. so i had for you stand by america the cuts are coming the decision makers on capitol hill have hailed

that as a problem or a threat and i hope that there will be a change and we will stand up against ukip and what its what it says ok let's focus a little bit on the e.u. issue whether to be in it whether to be not as far as the u.k. is concerned prime minister cameron's promises in a referendum on the twenty fifteen your labor party leader leader david miliband said he wouldn't what would you do the. i have very many criticisms of the european union in particular the way in which the european central bank operates in the way in which it imposes market solutions on economies the way it doesn't support welfare states and i want to see a europe that's based on social cohesion and social stability not sleep our of the european central bank but that is a left or alternatively like what david cameron is toying with is a very right wing alternative of playing into euclid's hands by stopping all internal european migration into britain because primary immigration is actually quite small it's usually by a strong family unit as much as anything else and there is of course a free movement of worke

to them i think if we see that like with david cameron's speech on europe then the significance of ukip will be far we can claim what you think about the fact the prime minister brush this off as a protest vote is that a bit dangerous with just two years to go now to a general election and by the looks of it easily at least a ukip gathering to stay. well i think you can will probably do very well in the twenty fourteen european elections we've got to remember is ukip don't have any members of parliament the green party even has one member of parliament so i don't there is any concern of his knowledge or for arjun self admits of ukip becoming a significant political force in westminster but what it does do is send a very clear message to the leadership of the conservative party that it's time to return to conservative values because that's where you keep taking a lot of conservative votes i wonder if it will bring thoughts about a referendum any closer cameron said that if you were to get in twenty fifty did me that he will introduce this referendum that it will happen about the e.u. do

of mainstream politics because they've got nothing out of it except unemployment think economically ukip don't know what they're doing if they if they get us out of europe then we'll be in a real mess whereas once you can't seem. to pulling away from the money sapping. its message on immigration is also increasingly striking a code blue in the faces from both coalition party he says he is craving tough the ukip to shake its one policy party image and while it's tapped into the anti westminster me critics say it offers little more than a protest fete concerned about those. parts you can depend no no really i mean you have people the thing is that there's exactly where they are there right down the heel somewhere because they have any of the supposed issues like immigration they say that but what are they going to deliver the big question for any labeling for moratorium deliver anything they're never going to be in place a lot of people there with a school you can't will not be they may not be in power he kips got put in his major parties on the run and is predicted to leap frog the next y

diffuse and not in agreement on a lot of other things i don't think many members of ukip would agree with those call for a twenty hour work week or for free tablet computers for all children or. i know of other sort of beyond beyond social democracy programs but which is just to say it was a really great was their right to be you know decisions are not decided by the european union we believe it should be that it's losers' only significant if the italians want to make a mistake and go against the market that's up to them it shouldn't be done to a european proconsul telling them what to do nicholas this the euro and democracy go together or they antithetical. yeah but. the little i have to question them if you want either all of this is of course that is not either or ok so the question is you know because basically we can say european institutions are work in progress to change all the time so they can be improved. i don't either or i mean what the talons long basically and this is supported by all. means want to stay in europe this is a big difference between ukip and five star move

if that's how you feel if you're like ukip and you know you wish people in romania and bulgaria wellbut you don't think that total unlimited open door is a responsible thing to do at a time of twenty two percent youth unemployment then come a vote for you what are your concerns regarding immigration when it comes to even naming in bulgaria never in our history until two thousand and four have we ever had a complete unlimited. open door you know ever since nine hundred five we've had an immigration policy in britain something like thirty to fifty thousand people a year for that fifty year period came and settled in this country over the last seven years it's now between five and six hundred thousand people a year nothing like this has ever happened in our history and i think the great danger with romania and bulgaria is that we're dealing with countries that are several times poorer than poland latvia and lithuania are the ones that accessed the u.k. back in two thousand and four and you know there is a risk that over the course of the next few years very considerable numbers of peopl

diffuse and not in agreement on a lot of other things i don't think many members of ukip would agree with. call for a twenty hour work week or for free tablet computers for all children or. i know of other sort of beyond beyond social democracy programs but which is just to say the letter would agree with their right to me you know decisions are not decided by the european union we believe it should be not us losers' only significant if the italians want to make a mistake and go against the market that's up to them it shouldn't be done to a european proconsul telling them what to do nicholas this the euro and democracy go together or they antithetical. yeah but the current the little i have to question them if you want either all of this is of course that it's not either or ok so the question is not because basically we can the european institutions are work in progress to change all the time so they can be improved. i don't either or i mean what they talons want basically and this is supported by all. means want to stay in europe that's the big difference between ukip and the five s

diffuse and not in agreement on a lot of other things i don't think many members of ukip would agree with those call for a twenty hour work week or for free tablet computers for all children or. an hour of other sort of beyond beyond social democracy programs but which is just to say it was a really great was their right to be you know decisions and not decided by the european union we believe it should be that are losers only significant if the italians want to make a mistake and go against the market that's up to them it shouldn't be done to a european proconsul telling them what to do nicklas this the euro when democracy go together or they antithetical. yeah but. the little i have to question them if you want either all of this is of course that it's not either or ok so the question is you know because basically we can say european institutions are work in progress to change all the time so they can be improved. i don't either or i mean what the talons want basically and this is supported by all. means want to stay in europe this is a big difference between ukip and five star mov

ukip get what they've been fighting for what happens to our trade when. i said he was i'm absolutely convinced that my favorite react to produce will want to go on selling many many cases for kerry. me i'm absolutely certain that the sate is want to go on selling their cars from big showrooms in london and remember that the last year that we have trade figures for we traded with the european union at a deficit of forty six billion pounds a cumulative trade deficit over the last five years alone of two hundred billion sterling we are one of the e.u.'s biggest export markets in the world and we get this rubbish put out by mandelson and kenna hazell tion and all these ghastly people telling us that if we were part of the european union all economic activity between britain and the e.u. would say it's absolute rubbish no where in the world do you need to be in political union to buy and sell widgets from each other it's arrant nonsense see thing that should be building trade links with other countries thanks china for example. dave cameron was in india with a

diffuse and not in agreement on a lot of other things i don't think many members of ukip would agree with those call for a twenty hour work week or for free tablet computers for all children or. i know of other sort of beyond beyond social democracy programs but which is just to say it was a really great was their right to be you know decisions and not decided by the european union we believe it should be that are losers only significant if the italians want to make a mistake and go against the market that's up to them it shouldn't be done to a european proconsul telling them what to do nicholas this the euro when democracy go together or they antithetical. yeah but the current a little i have a question that we want either all of this is of course but it's not either or ok so the question is you know because basically we can so european institutions are work in progress they change all the time so they can be improved. i don't either or i mean what the talons long basically and this is supported by all. means want to stay in europe that's a big difference between ukip and five star

his deputy chairman says that the conservatives should form an electoral pact with ukip.lks going? >> first, i commend my honorable friend on his splendid waistcoat. i am sure that if he reveals it a little further we will see that-yes, all right; enough already. it was a good, honest and fair fight in eastleigh, but i want to be absolutely clear that the party that is meant to challenge as the opposition in our country went precisely nowhere. >> my constituents in dumfries and galloway are demanding that big businesses pay their full taxes. likewise, they are determined that individuals should pay all their taxes. the prime minister has said that he will pay all taxes due in the proper way. next month, will that include any tax at the new 45p rate, which he has cut from 50p? >> first, i welcome the fact that the honorable gentleman supports the government's g8 initiative on tax transparency, on which we are going to make some real progress. the reason for replacing the 50p rate with the 45p rate is that the 50p rate was not raising proper money. indeed, it raised £7 bill

increasingly striking a code blue in the faces from coalition party he says he is proving tough the ukip to shake is one policy party image and while it's tapped into the anti westminster me critics say it offers little more than a protest date concern about the. party you can you know really i mean you have people living in his. exactly where they are there right down the heel somewhere because they know any a little like immigration they say that but what are they going to deliver the big question for anybody when for moratorium they entirely deliver anything they are never going to be in place a lot of people there with you kate will not be in power they may not be in power he kips got put in his major parties on the run and his predicted clique for the next year's european elections thank you for himself admit number ten is an unreachable call but now i think it unlikely that we're going to be the biggest party in westminster in twenty fifteen but what we could well do is we could well catalyze some sort of realignment of british politics was we draw votes from across the spectrum an

of mainstream politics because they've got nothing out of it except unemployment think economically ukipdon't know what they're doing and if they get us out of europe then we'll be in a real mess whereas once you can't seem say that pulling away from the money stopping. it. message on immigration is all stay increasingly striking a code blue in the face is. this creeping touch the ukip to shake is one policy party image and was tapped into the anti westminster critics say it offers little more than a protest date concerned about the so some popularity you can depend no no really i mean you have people living in his. exactly where they are there right down the bio he'll somewhere because they have any little support in this is like immigration they say that but what are they going to deliver the big question for any labeling for a moratorium on high deliver anything they're never going to be in place a lot of people there with you kate will not be in power they may not be in power he chips got put in his major parties on the run and as predicted clete for the next year's european election

diffuse and not in agreement on a lot of other things i don't think many members of ukip would agree with those call for a twenty hour work week or for free tablet computers for all children or. i know of other sort of beyond beyond social democracy programs but which is just to say it was a really great was their right to be you know decisions are not decided by the european union we believe it should be that it's losers' only significant if the italians want to make a mistake and go against the market that's up to them it shouldn't be done to a european proconsul telling them what to do nicholas this the euro when democracy go together or they antithetical. yeah but there's a current and a little i have to question them if you want either all of this is of course but it's not either or ok so the question is not because basically we can go to the european institutions our work in progress the change all the time so they can be improved. ok don't you do or i mean what do you talons long basically and this is supported by all. means want to stay in europe is a big difference between u

general election not say far off and with some polls putting almost half of the recent support the ukipis coming from former conservative voters well you can perhaps understand why the prime minister's not the picture of happiness right now . r.t. london. just turned twenty five minutes past the hour in the russian capital more news from around the world now starting with italy in our world update former premier silvio berlusconi has been sentenced to one year in jail he was convicted over the illegal publication of a wiretapped phone call and the case related to a two thousand and five banking scandal is already appealing another conviction and he's also facing two other trials connected with tax fraud and paying for sex with underage prostitutes the seventy six year old is expected to appeal against this latest verdict and remains free for the meantime. protesters outside the philippines embassy in kuala lumpur are demanding the arrest of a separatist leader who is groups attempting to claim an area in malaysia thirty two of these separatists sultans government have been killed in an

general election not say far off and with some polls putting almost half of the recent support the ukipis coming from former conservative voters well you can perhaps understand why the prime minister's not the picture of happiness right now sara r.t. london. breaking the set coming up after a short break stay with us here on our team. did any of you see darth vader and storm troopers trying to make their way into the ukrainian justice ministry as part of a protest well probably a lot of you saw this fun viral video but how many people remember what exactly they wanted and what their protest demands were all about probably not that many trust me i just did it using wacky protest tactics gets media attention and if you are pushing a cause that media attention is critical but when no one even gets what you want or why you're in that wacky costume it doesn't help there seems to be like almost a protest a culture and language like you see people protesting there so satisfied with themselves in their costumes and silly gimmicks but if your protest is actually aimed at people in power then how

general election not say far off and with some polls putting almost half of the recent support the ukip is coming from former conservative voters well you can perhaps understand why the prime minister's not the picture of happiness right now so r.t. london. region the international space station could now take less time than some international journeys by plane the next crew is expected to reach the eye as in just six hours instead of the usual two days it's all thanks to a new docking plan which will be tested at the end of the month archies alessio chefs he has more on the false trek to space. the thirty fifth mission to the i assess flying off to space in about three weeks' time in an unprecedented flight which will take eight times less than it usually does and the men to talk us through this flight is one of the members of the crew chris cassidy from the united states the american austin on many thanks for joining us in star city and if you'd like your center here my first question to you this is the first flight which would take six hours instead of two days as it usually has been

because one of their former cabinet ministers had to quit over driving offense scandal now as for ukip it's the third time they've come second in a by election the main parties dismiss it as protest votes but analysts say the group started some quitting the e.u. and immigration have some genuine traction with voters they did nigel farage told us you keeps increasing popularity means you'll soon be able to influence mainstream politics. i think there is a feeling i share it that we now are run by a political class of people they all go to the same schools they all go to the same oxford colleges they all take the same degrees they all marry each other sisters i think it unlikely that we're going to be the biggest party in westminster in twenty fifteen but what we could well do is we could well catalyze some sort of realignment of british politics while as we draw our votes from across the spectrum it is pretty clear to me that the conservative party is now going through i think just just about its deepest crisis in history there are two distinct wings of the conservative party they don't

general election not say far off and with some polls putting almost half of the recent support the ukip is coming from former conservative voters well you can perhaps understand why the prime minister's not the picture of happiness right now third party. given to the international space station could now take just six hours new thoughts a flight plan may become standard for all missions by the end of the yeah. he has the details the thirty fifth mission to the isis flying off to space in about three weeks time in an unprecedented flight which will take eight times less usually does and the man to talk us through this flight is one of the members of the crew chris cassidy from the united states the american astronaut many thanks for joining us and star so you know if it's my center here my first question to you this is the first flight which would take six hours instead of two days as it usually has been for for many years now how is this technically possible for you tell us well you know practically our actions are essentially the same as what we do. today profile normally will go to. w

general election not so far off and with some polls putting almost half of the recent support for ukip is coming from former conservative voters well you can perhaps understand why the prime minister's not the picture of happiness right now. r.t. london the us is denying accusations it's behind deadly drone strikes in pakistan last month the same pakistan's own military could be to blame when the u.s. enjoying a virtual drone monopoly phantom anonymous trying some becoming a real problem for the nameless victims after the attacks artist marina reports. america has long been considered the leader of drone warfare dominating the skies in the middle east africa and most recently here in the u.s. in pakistan the cia has reportedly carried out some three hundred thirty drone strikes since two thousand and four but a new problem involving the unmanned aerial weapon is emerging the problem of anonymous drones when two drone strikes killed nine people in pakistan's tribal belt last month is long was filed an official protest with the american embassy however u.s. officials say that washington

it's been radio television will mean that more and more people will fill it with a vote ukip we will get i'm sure local councils elected which will give us a voice locally in politics which will also help us build constituencies for the parliamentary election in two thousand and fifteen and also in two thousand and fourteen next year we've got a european parliamentary election now we came second in that in two thousand and nine and our leader nigel clough it's been on television today same it's now our goal to become first in that election so that we will have more any peace than anybody else and of course only you can any police job is to argue for britain's withdrawal from the european union and of course that's why you're interviewing me today thank you very much gives me the chance to talk about that and we can have lots more people elected representatives talking about that in the months and years to come a u.k. independence party m.p. dr batten thank you very much for your thank you. on capitol hill there's still no deal in sight to avert the eighty five billion dollars worth o

general election not say far off and with some polls putting almost half of the recent support the ukip is coming from former conservative voters well you can perhaps understand why the prime minister's not the picture of happiness right now. r.t. london. term for the business news and his case he was in the studio to oil giants they've just concluded the biggest deal of the year to the small yeah the two biggest actually in the world i'm talking about rosters ross nafta and america's exxon mobile of course they're going to get into the gulf of mexico going to be drilling in twenty deep sea regions is actually the subsidiary of ross net and net net gas they've signed the deal it's all for exciting they're going to get thirty percent is the farm in agreement so to speak so that's the biggest story of today and this isn't details on this one there because the two heads were equal set in an exxon steven green a they as i said they've signed the papers and it's a seismic analysis is already set to be away so they say an x. and will retain a seventy percent stake and three point two billion