be in charge in europe is that we're saying well let's you know i mean as well i would hope that i would hope that we have more. of that you have an r. and germany and this is an end drawing up the fiscal rules of europe as i hope that francois are all on if he wins the french presidential election this me will do but the reality is that what we've seen in the eurozone are very harsh and fierce fiscal rules and the fact is if alex salmond wins this referendum he would be doing a deal to drop similar fiscal rules with george osborne it doesn't sound much like independence from a tory tax and spend policy to me nor indeed i think it would be for the scottish people as. cases no one since because the bank of scotland has been independent the chances in one thousand nine hundred seven and did it even in previous generations when will file and under still go independence they were still part of sterling for many years if i was named john i want to jump in here gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue or to our discussion on the fate of scott stayed with our. for. world. series technology inno

you have an r &d tax credit and that is one way and there are other ways as well, to support the national science foundation to support research and development. i think the lesson of experience is that industrial policies which attempted to dictate exactly what products are not generally very successful, there often is a role for government partnerships to help create and where the private-sector can be productive. >> do you have any sense of how we might fare with the international community in terms appeared r &d investment? >> we do pretty well including public and private. we are certainly the biggest absolute -- we have the biggest amount, in absolute terms, of research and development investment and we have a pretty high percentage of gdp as well barracks some emerging markets like china are beginning to approach this in terms of share of gdp but we remain an r &d leader. >> thank you for joining us today. i would like to follow up on some of the questions we had earlier today and talk about policy responses. as you said, you are worried about the federal government's fiscal sustai

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to three pm in moscow i met good to have you with us here on r t our top story russian and ukrainian special forces have foiled an assassination plot targeting russia's prime minister vladimir putin suspects reportedly admitted planning to make their move in moscow right after sunday's presidential ballot is can offer ports. the suspects were detained in the ukrainian city of i.d.'s early in february they are reported to be russian citizens and have admitted plotting an assassination attempt on the life of prime minister vladimir putin in moscow after the upcoming presidential poll on march fourth i didn't put in the press secretary to me that if you confirm to our t.v. that the invents did take place however he refrained from commenting at the moment meanwhile channel one has shown the video of the two suspects describing how they prepared for this assassination one of them said that it was actually ordered by washes number one terrorist no cool one off but this information is still has to be confirmed since the investigation is still ongoing we also said that there were originally three people in this group thr

an anti-piracy act being signed it crossed the continent. nine pm in moscow i'm mad trezeguet good to have you with us here on r t as we deliver our breaking news russia and china having veto the u.n. security council resolution on syria we're going to get a little later an update from marty's a marine important in new york but first we go to our guest who is standing by the security council meeting comes amid reports of syria from syria of a new crackdown in the city of homes with hundreds reportedly killed for more on this i'm joined by dr ali mohamed editor in chief of the syria tribune website who joins us from dubai thanks for joining us so a veto has been placed on the resolution what happens next. whether the. nation. that claim that this resolution will not be in preparation for any military action are now required to prove what they claim. their actions were not happy the chinese were not happy about that is a mission they eat or do it and that is something that can solve the problem initiated by the russian government to holes talks between the between the different ideas in syria and i think it is up to the to those nations to prove

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the drug store is an r c as related within the ranks of see you as opposition fighters have fun as they claimed they were behind twin blasts in the country's second city of aleppo which killed at least twenty eight people but and another spokesman denied responsibility just an hour later. the greek cabinet unanimously approved a draft bill on austerity measures demanded by brussels in return for crucial one hundred thirty billion euro aid package with the final votes coming shortly that's despite ongoing violence as police clashed with protesters here is how the impact of partial cuts on jobs and living standards. and observing political change russia's public figures come together to ensure a fair and free presidential vote while striving not take sides. as the headlines up next it's time for debate at its most robots as crosstalk continues its syrian series and all six if that any way to stop the violence in the country. see. below in welcome to cross talk you talk about the fate of and the battle for syria the international community is as as divided.

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three pm in moscow i might try as a good to have you with us here on r t our top story war torn syria gearing up for an unprecedented referendum on a new draft constitution that could put an end to five decades of single party rule the opposition is calling on the population to boycott the vote set for sunday meanwhile a group of countries led by the u.s. calling themselves the friends of syria have called for tougher sanctions on damascus artie's marie if an ocean or reports. preparations for a national referendum are in full swing here in damascus on sunday people are expected to vote on the country's new constitution posters and banners calling on them to come and cast ballots out of every way haim the capital and as far as the international and the information minister has said for the first time it only invites people to come and vote without urging them to vote in a particular way the draft of the proposed constitution has been made public days before the referendum itself they have been many public debates on that open for everybody but they've been debates on t.v. and internet as well and hundr

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eight pm in moscow i met a good to have you with us here on r t our top story moscow says it's determined to help bring an end to the syrian crisis by implementing democratic changes it's sending its foreign minister to damascus for talks next week on saturday russia and china blocked the latest u.n. security council resolution on syria saying it could cause even more bloodshed because it took sides in the armed conflict for more on this i'm joined from new york by our teaser marina porton hello marina so the vote at the security council happened almost a day ago but it seems tempers still running high tell us more tempers are still flaring because as you've been reporting at this prize the security council did not reach a consensus on the draft resolution on syria yet western countries still pushed for a vote and russia warned from the very beginning that if the draft was not a did not address some russia's concerns it would veto and that's exactly what happened. now let's talk about these concerns because moscow said it just requested some simple amendments would be made to the draft text that would hav

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an anti-piracy ad being signed across the continent. seven pm in moscow i matras a good to have you with us here on r t our top story russia's foreign minister has warned that meddling in international cut in international conflicts marks the road to chaos in international relations moscow says it's still a strong objections to the redrafted u.n. resolution on syria and may use its veto if the text is submitted to the vote in its current form it's got all the latest on this from artie's marina porter joining us live from new york hello marina so moscow has made its position clear but the security council is still set to go ahead with a vote tell us more that's right on the security council members are now gathering together at the united nations for this saturday morning meeting a meeting which may lead to a vote on the draft resolution. on syria which is sponsored by the arab league and the europeans now this draft text resolution while it has been. vises first being presented on tuesday russia says the text has been softened at its request but while dropping demands for explicit demands for regime change in arms embargo moscow believes tha

me on twitter as over twenty two thousand people are you can send me an e-mail reported r t t v dot ru our thanks stacy herbert and my guest cher have or till next time x. guys are saying by all. take me to the roots of the noose around the syrian regime further calls for military intervention and threats of sanctions are seen by many in syria as obstacles on the path to a possible political solution to the crisis.

an anti-piracy act being signed across the continent. six pm in moscow i'm at a good to have you with us here on r t our top story moscow says it will veto the latest u.n. resolution on syria if the text is submitted in its current form russia says the document still needs to be revised let's get the latest on this rocky's marine important joining us live from new york. so marina moscow has made its position clear but the u.n. security council is still set to vote on the resolution today tell us more that's right moscow has made its position crystal clear the security council of the united nations is expected to be gathering together shortly in new york this is not common for the security council to be working on a saturday but this is because the draft resolution on syria has been called to a vote for a vote now as you mentioned that moscow has said that it will veto the u.n. resolution on syria if the text is brought to a vote as it is being brought today in its current form. moscow says that while the drop has been softened at the request of russia a drops explicit demands for regime change and an arms embargo the giraffe still contai

have you with us here on r t our top story the u.n. is seeking to send its humanitarian chief to syria to secure an aid delivery to civilians caught up in the bloodshed the irrational bodies also preparing to investigate the country's officials over allegations they've committed crimes against humanity artie's correspondent in damascus marie if an ocean has been keeping up on developments on the ground she filed this report. according to our sources here in syria the fighting in the besieged city of homs is now over with the army taking control of the city we've been hearing initial reports from our sources here that there has been a ceasefire agreement between the free syrian army and governmental forces in the area but it hasn't been confirmed of course we are receiving other reports from other sources such as opposition groups opposition activists or london based syrian observatory for human rise about resume challen about clashes continued in the city of homs this reports of very hard to be very far and it's also very hard to find out exactly who is behind these reports and all these people on the ground of their report and from abr

russian minority hopes to win an upcoming referendum that could see their native language but socially recognized. here with r t y from moscow where it's two pm great to have you with us our top story this hour the european union is preparing a new batch of sanctions against syria which the french foreign minister says will be the harshest yet it comes after an e.u. backed resolution that could have paved the way for military intervention was struck down at the u.n. we're also getting disturbing footage from the rebel stronghold city of homs which was opposition sources say is being shelled by the syrian army there are reports of casualties although this can't be verified earlier opposition fighters operating out of homes attacked a number of police patrols and army bases elsewhere in the country security forces say they've cleared all but two rebel outposts near the capital seizing vast caches of arms and explosives along the way for a report from sara first contains some images you may find disturbing. each city a. and social networking sites have for the past ten months being one of the activists he means is offering the world glimpses of violence this tool